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Angela Martin: Hi, I'm Angela Martin and welcome to number 32 Mahogany Avenue in Speewah. This lifestyle property will tick every single one of your boxes. We've got a beautiful, beautifully presented 4-bedroom 2-bathroom pole home. We have got a luxury resort style pool, brilliant big shed and of course, it is all on a humongously private five-acre piece of paradise. Let's go in and have a look. You're seriously going to fall in love with this property.
Come on in. Isn't this just the most gorgeous feel of a pole home? Now, I'm going to do a little bit of orientation but I have to say when you come in here it is absolutely calm. We've got the sound of running water in the brilliant, brilliant waterfall in the swimming pool. We've got Cypress flooring, we have got iron bark posts, we have got cedar cladding and of course, we've got elevated ceilings. It just it just makes you want to sit down and relax. Anyway we're going to do a little bit of orientation. Fabulous brilliant kitchen, gas cooker, stainless steel cooker. Magic for all the chefs in the family. Soft closed drawers, lovely organic bench top.
Again, we've got doors and windows that go out to the balcony. All brand new by the way. All the wooden timber doors and windows have been taken out and we have got brand new brilliant, sparkly low-maintenance louvers with screens. We've actually got two levels on this property. We've got downstairs which is the master wing, goes all the way down there and then upstairs we've got one of the bedrooms as a little mezzanine attic bedroom. It's got brilliant cute little window in there really, really gorgeous like a little fairy princess area. Then round, here we have got two bedrooms with a bathroom in the middle.
As I said, I could go on about it forever, but it just feels absolutely gorgeous. Let's go through there have a look, we'll go upstairs and then we'll head down to the master.
Come on up, have a look. We've got a beautiful winding staircase and again, glorious timber and stainless steel balustrading. Come on up.
Angela: Even though we've come up and we've got this cute and cozy room, beautiful blinds open up and you see the rainforest behind them but again just lets filtered light come in and relax. But there's plenty of cupboard space, we've actually got sliding wardrobe doors here and big section at the back there. It goes all the way and you can hide all your little bits and your bobs. But it can also be an office nook.
Again your imagination can have it whatever you want it to be. Before we head down into the master wing, we came up, there's actually two ways that you can get into the house. First one, when we stood out the front was that we can come up the front stairs, takes us onto that gorgeous balcony. But underneath too in the carport, there is an entrance into the master wing and also at this back corner under here an entrance into the laundry. Before we head down, I just want us to have another quick look at that gorgeous balcony, have a look over into the resort pool which we will have a look at in more detail and then we'll head downstairs
You cannot smell this on the video but we have got an amazing frangipani tree just there and the smell, it's a little bit breezy today, the smell is just absolutely gorgeous. Just adds to that tropical feel. We've got banana trees that probably difficult to see from down on ground level, but we have literally got fruit hanging off the bananas. You can see that is the most amazing lifestyle resort style of pool just waiting to jump in. Before we do though, let's head downstairs and look at that master wing
I mentioned this was the second way that we could come in. We've come in, makes it easy, the car is under the carport and beautiful, screened doors that I spoke about in the beginning and fantastic brand new all safety glass, louvre windows. Behind us, we've just come down here from the main living area and this is the most amazing master den. We have got, again, just really soft light, but we do have views right under the rain forest from the bed. You could imagine sitting here, lovely brick wall. We've got a telly up there, we've got air conditioning.
You almost would not want to get out of bed, but we have to. Again, storage in here. We have got beautifully tiled flooring and it comes into this most amazing luxury en-suite. We've got a separate loo, bath, gorgeous vanity and I'd go on about this but hopefully you get a sense that it is a resort style property and house. Of course, we've got this beautiful, plenty of space shower. Again, just luxury. Through here, which you can have a look at in just half a minute, we'll go into the laundry and it takes us back out into the carport. Just divine.
Full circle under the carport, beautiful big chunky beams, posts for the house. We've got a ubiquitous wheelie bin. Everyone needs it, even in the tropics. This is what I was talking about the bananas. They're literally just falling off the plants. Child friendly, this whole property is just perfect for kids if you have them of course. We've got a cubby house, a tree house and you can see that they obviously played ball, soccer and jumping up and down on the trampoline.
So again, orientation here, when we came in we've got a big shed, new 12 by 6 shed there. Then the front of the property we've actually also got a huge, great, big enclosed area with an orchard. You could almost put llamas, not that you would, but you it's a very very high fenced area. Probably about a good half acre and we access that from the front, but this is the bit we've all been waiting for. How amazing is this. Kids slide, again, in this swimming pool, we've got the waterfall, we've got banana trees. It's been a little bit windy, so we've got leaves.
Lounge bed and this is just glorious, this is a Bali hut. You could just imagine sitting here looking at that, waving to your family, your friends up on the deck and just, again, just relaxing. The whole thing is just all about lifestyle and of course we've got a great big gazebo just as we came into the the pool area, just beautiful.
[music] One thing I did forget to mention was you may even hear little doggies in the background. That's actually the owner's of dogs just over there. I don't think they like being in the little dog pen. Before we head down, have a look at the shed. We actually have a seasonal creek that runs through the property just at the back. There is gorgeous little rain forest tracks and little rain forest walks that are just beautiful.
This bench here has history. It's from the Busselton Jetty in WA. It has been brought here many many years ago. You've actually still got mother-of-pearl inlay in the wood. It really is quite special. I don't know if you could ever move it ever again. It looks like it is solid and robust. Let's go in, have a look at the shed. We'll head down and we'll have a look at the little enclosed area before we close.
We've had absolutely gloriously dry weather over this last, probably, three or four months, which is really unusual in the wet tropics. You can see that we still have gorgeous rainforest trees all around us. Of course, lots of leaves because we have had hot weather and wind and breeze. Now, we've got a sealed driveway all the way from the front up to the house. Again, I mentioned that we have got this massive big shed, brand-new on concrete slab and nice easy access up into the area. Plenty of space for turning around. Just super-duper functional.
You get all your toys in there. You get all your cars in there. Again, nice and easy access through to the house. We'll have a quick look here and then, we're going to head back from the front.
We've just come through the electric gates again. We've kept them open but they are remote controlled. My goodness. Look at this for an amazing big tree back down at the front of the property. As promised, we have got a really huge enclosure which, I think, would have been an original chook pen or orchard. You can see just how high and robust the fence is. If you've got bigger animals, it works brilliantly. Here we go. Come on in. Nice and safe. You could even probably put children down here to play if you wanted to. A little picnic area. But it's got a genuine chook house. Got a little garden shed.
We've got access to water and you can see the fruit trees have all been pruned or been chopped. I think we've got mango and lychee. That's the little chook area, pristine, for those healthy yummy organic eggs. Isn't this just another magical space?
I really hope you've enjoyed this tour of number 32 Mahogany Avenue in Speewah. Why should you buy this property? Well, there are about 300 million reasons or maybe only 200 million reasons. But there are lots and lots and lots of reasons for you to fall in love and just see the amazing value that this property has to offer. The price is absolutely perfect. Location is perfect. The presentation is perfect. We've got five acres. We've got all the mod cons. Literally, all you have to do is move in. This alone is stunning. The pole home beautifully maintained.
We've got a creek. We have just got all the luxuries that you would want. Please, do not delay on this property. It is really, really special. Give me a call, Angela Martin 0403 788 187 or visit the website, angelamartin.tv. I look forward to meeting you here at this point, drooling over the swimming pool and the luxury, luxury lifestyle pole home. Thank you.


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"Due to multiple requests from parents, community members, and the media, the Warwick Public Schools are disclosing their current state of contract talks between the school system and the Warwick Teachers Union.
Reaching a stalemate, the School Committee took the matter to Superior Court so that we could move forward. Just last month, Superior Court Judge Gallo stopped a Labor Board decision that would have halted our consolidation plan as we continue contract negotiations and arbitration process. The decision allows us to operate in the best interests of the students, residents, and taxpayers of Warwick.
The School Committee and the Warwick Public Schools continue to negotiate in good faith with the Warwick Teachers Union and remain optimistic that both sides can reach an agreement soon.
Listed below are the areas of discord.
Salary increases:
The Warwick Public Schools are offering raises that would make Warwick Teachers among highest paid in state and region.
The School Committee is offering 0% for 2015-16, 3% in 2016-17, 3% in 2017-18, and 3% in 2018-19 with no changes to the health benefits (the school department currently pays 80% of teacher health care).
15-16 school year (last year) proposed 0% raise
16-17 school year proposed 3% raise puts Warwick top step teachers at $79,830
17-18 school year proposed 3% raise puts Warwick top step teachers at $82,225
18-19 school year proposed 3% raise puts Warwick top step teachers at $84,691
Currently 87% of the 897 Warwick teachers are at top step.
It is projected that some teachers may surpass the $100,000 per year with the inclusion of coaching, stipends, longevity and advanced degree. Currently, out of the 897 WPS teachers, some 618 (69%) receive some combination of these income benefits.
Each percent increase in teacher salary works out to be approximately a $1,000,000 increase in each year of the school department budget.
Sick Days:
The Warwick Public Schools offered 18 per year. The WTU wants 90 per year.
We are proposing that teachers receive 18 sick days per year that they can accumulate to ninety (90) days. We are also proposing a teacher sick bank in case of serious illness. Additionally, the School Committee proposed participation in the TDI system (TDI on your paystub).
The WTU does not want the sick days in the expiring contract to change. In that contract, teachers have 90 sick days each year. To our knowledge, no other school district in Rhode Island has 90 sick days a year.
Athletic Coaching:
The Warwick Public Schools want athletic coaches annually appointed based on qualifications of candidate (best person for the job). The WTU wants coaches selected solely from an internal teacher pool based on seniority.
When a coaching vacancy is open, the Warwick Public Schools want to hire the best person for the job, regardless of whether they are an internal or external candidate.
Student Placement (stanines):
The Warwick Public Schools want students placed in classes based on data, potential, and performance. The WTU wants to maintain a student tracking system that arbitrarily determines a student's academic future based solely on his or her performance and behavior in sixth grade.
The Warwick Public Schools seeks to eliminate the current practice of Grade 6 teachers recommending 7th grade student placement process. The Warwick Public Schools wants all students to have the same opportunity for success regardless of their sixth grade performance.
The Warwick Public Schools would like to eliminate the process of weighting special needs students in calculating class size. Under the WTU model, the number of students with disabilities are counted as 1.5 or 2 students in calculating class size, arbitrarily based on the level of their disability.
All students are provided services based on individual student need. Weighting students does not guarantee improved student services. The Warwick Public Schools wants to allocate resources based on the needs of each and every student we serve.
To our knowledge, no other school district in Rhode island uses special education student weighting to calculate class size.
Electronic grading
The Warwick Public Schools wants all grading recorded online with parent access to grades, assignments, projects, and homework. The WTU did not.
The Court has already ruled that the School Committee can require electronic grading throughout the district. The Warwick Public Schools and WTU have agreed to contractual language regarding this subject, however the WTU will not cooperate until the other pieces of the contract are resolved.
All other school districts in Rhode island utilize a district based electronic student grading system.
Co-Op versus Co-Teaching:
The Warwick Public Schools want to eliminate co-op classrooms and move to a co-teaching model, requiring both educators in a classroom to participate in the instruction of all students. The WTU wants to continue the current co-op model where staffing is based solely on the number of students in the classroom and not the individual needs of the students in the classroom.
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, a federal law, requires that IEP teams, including parents, determine students' needs, write goals and objectives addressing these needs, and provide all necessary specialized instruction from the special education teacher. The co-op formula in the contract does not individualize student need, and simply guarantees that a special education teacher will cover, not teach, students with disabilities.
To our knowledge, no other school district In Rhode island uses a co-op formula model for special education staffing.
Staff Reductions:
The Warwick Public Schools is seeking layoffs, as needed, due to consolidation and enrollment decline. The WTU wants to limit layoffs to 20 per year, regardless of enrollment or school closures.
The WTU's expired contract limits teacher layoffs to no more than 20 per year. We did close Aldrich Junior High, Gorton Junior High, and Veterans High School as we right-sized the district for efficiency and effectiveness. We believe - with these school closures and far fewer children in the schools than even ten years ago - that a reduction is necessary and warranted. We identified 64 positions to be cut. Through retirements and other changes, the actual number of employees on layoff has been reduced to 22.
Common Planning Time:
The Warwick Public Schools want Principals and Instructional Leaders to participate in helping teachers improve instruction.
Principals and instructional leaders want to meet with the teachers in their schools outside of classroom time, to participate in discussions on curriculum, instruction, assessment and student learning. This is a commonplace practice that occurs across Rhode Island and the nation. Current contract language prohibits instructional leaders from attending these educational discussions.
Job Fairs:
The Warwick Public Schools want a job fair process that is not based solely upon the teacher's seniority in the district and allows for some input from the Superintendent based on experience, credentials, and ability. The WTU wants to continue the process based solely on seniority.
It should also be noted that the district is currently awaiting a RIDE decision on a hearing that was held this September to determine if the current job fair process is compliant with state regulations.
Teacher Evaluation:
The Warwick Public Schools want teachers evaluated using the same criteria as the rest of the state. The WTU wants its own evaluation model used.
The majority of schools in Rhode Island are currently using the "RIDE Model", firmly rooted in research and best practices related to teacher quality. Warwick currently uses its own model which is neither approved by RIDE nor based on research.
Evaluation of Department Heads:
The Warwick Public Schools want department heads evaluated annually. Currently, there is no evaluation process in place.
The Warwick Public Schools want high school department heads – teachers who oversee the courses taught in a subject area - to be reviewed annually and renewed based upon that evaluation. Currently, there is no evaluation of these positions and they have lifetime appointments.
Educational Materials:
The Warwick Public Schools want to expand the definition of educational materials to include 21st century terminology. In essence, we want the term "textbooks" to include educational materials such as ebooks, software, and apps."
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Jacob and Hallie-Fall Engagement
Where do I even start with these two? Jacob and Hallie are high school sweethearts and I know first hand from knowing them for years that they are so great together. Jacob will do anything for Hallie, including a full on engagment session when he really doesn't like having his picture taken. I think we got him to relax pretty well, didn't we Hallie?! Hallie found a part of the Yahara River Trail I hadn't photographed at before, and it was absolutely perfect for their session. She had several things to incorporate with their photos and we strolled along the paths finding all sorts of picturesque spots. The outfits Hallie picked out for them complimented each other so well along with the scenery. Their wedding is coming up in September and it is sure to be a dream! I have seen photos of the dress (insert all the heart eyes) and I have a feeling jaws will drop! So excited to be a part of your special day Jacob and Hallie!


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School is rough for LGBTQ Youth of Color
From the frequent harassment from peers and school staff.
…To increased surveillance and policing, LGBTQ Youth experience relatively greater incidents of harsh school discipline, and consistent blame for their own victimization.
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Business Beat for April 1, 2019
Practice sun salutations at Moon Tree YogaMoon Tree Yoga has recently opened in the Valley of the Moon Plaza at Melita Road and Sonoma Highway, a convenient location for your downward dog and other asanas.
Proprietor Brianna Peterson Magly has opened up a sunny studio on the east end of the shopping center, near Prickett's Nursery. With a total of six instructors, Moon Tree Yoga holds classes seven days a week for all ages and levels; from very beginner to advanced.
A class that stands out is a uniquely crafted yoga flow specifically for teens ages 12-19. Teen Flow is taught Mondays, 4:30-5:30 p.m., by middle school teacher Sarah Friedman. So far this class has seen several parents coming along to practice with their teens.
A beautiful bonding experience for the parent and a fantastic eye roller for the teen. There's really nothing quite like this class that I have ever experienced, laughed Magly. In addition to helping release tension, build strength, and increase flexibility, this class gives overall assistance on maintaining a healthy lifestyle. It gives teens a perspective on how to listen to and take care of their bodies, said Magly.
Born and raised in Santa Rosa and a Maria Carrillo High School graduate, Magly studied audio engineering at Full Sail University in Florida before starting a career in the Los Angeles music industry. After a few years in L.A., Magly began traveling, seeking out deeper meaning while expanding her horizons. Stumbling across a handstand class in New Zealand, she began learning the art of hand balance. Practicing 1,000 hours as an apprentice under a hand balance master, Magly eventually began teaching this skill. Teaching handstand workshops led her across the globe to several countries and American cities. Deciding to get her certification to teach yoga in 2016, Magly first began teaching a fusion style yoga in Bali, eventually ending up back home at the Fountaingrove Club in Santa Rosa.
Everyone's first class at Moon Tree Yoga is free. Classes are purchased by drop-in rates or packages. Healing Arts sessions are available as well - deep tissue massage, Reiki energy work, and sound healing. We focus on the overall health and wellness of an individual rather than just the movement aspects, said Magly.
No matter what your age or level, said Magly, yoga and meditation can be beneficial in a plethora of ways.
Prices, schedule of classes, and massage appointments can be found on their website, www.MoonTreeYoga.com. You can also follow the studio on Facebook www.Facebook.com/MoonTreeYoga and Instagram www.Instagram.com/MoonTreeYoga.
Moon Tree Yoga is located at 5875 Sonoma Hwy., Suite E, in Santa Rosa. Call or text 321-5486 for more information.
Vineyard dog walksFourth-generation grape grower Jeff Kunde and his wife Roberta, along with their dogs Cooper, Kalie and Marley, lead dog hikes through vineyard rows, oak woodlands, native grasslands and chaparral from the valley floor into the Mayacamas. The moderately strenuous hike ends with lunch and wine tasting. The cost is $90, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting Dogwood Animal Rescue Project and the Humane Society of Sonoma County. Dogs must be on a leash. Hikes are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 27, June 8 and Oct. 12.
Kunde Family Winery also offers a hike and wine tasting in the vineyards on the 1,850-acre volcanic and vertical estate. Participants will see sustainable grape growing practices at work and taste wines along the way. This is a moderately strenuous hike. Offered 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 11 and Oct. 6. Bring a sack lunch. The fee is $40.
Visit kunde.com or call 833-5501. Kunde Family Winery is located at 9825 Sonoma Hwy. in Kenwood.
JLS has your windows coveredDo you feel it's time to get new window coverings? Or are you building a new home and trying to get just the right look and style for your windows?
JLS Window Coverings can help. Glen Ellen resident Lesley LemMon has recently joined JLS proprietor Deborah Carson as a designer, and the two longtime friends are available to handle your project from start to finish.
Carson has over 30 years as an interior designer, and splits her time between the Santa Rosa showroom on Mayette Avenue in Santa Rosa, and her other location in Jack London Square in Oakland.
LemMon lives in Glen Ellen with her family, where for many years she has operated a cottage industry out of her home, making window covers.
I've always been drawn to fabrics and textures, said LemMon. I've really been designing my whole life, but I never thought I could turn it into a career.
When Carson decided to open up the Santa Rosa office last year, she knew where to go for a partner.
I knew Lesley had a great design eye and was making window covers, so I said, 'Well, do I have work for you!' said Carson.
And it doesn't hurt that LemMon has a M.S. in electrical engineering, which comes in handy when dealing with the many automated motorized coverings that are now on the market.
The two do commercial work, but find themselves focusing on a lot of residential work at the moment, many of which are rebuilds from the October 2017 fires.
They pride themselves on working with a client to find the right look that will match the décor of a room, whether it be the best color for shades, the right drapery fabric, the best drapery hardware, or the best style of wood shutters or vertical blinds.
And Carson and LemMon say it's always important to consult with a client to get the right design for their budget.
Often it takes many visits to refine things and get it perfect, said LemMon.
Though they carry other brands as well, JLS carries the full line of Hunter Douglas products, which Carson says are the best on the market with the best warranty.
JLS offers a free consultation, so call 210-6611 to make an appointment. You can check out their website at www.jlswindowcoverings.com.
Grapes and BBQRegistration is open now for the Sonoma County Winegrowers Annual Grower Tradeshow, Seminar & BBQ on April 12. This event, at Shone Farm in Forestville, is open to all grower members and the general public. Hear from industry experts, visit the tradeshow, and enjoy a delicious barbeque lunch with some of your favorite Sonoma County wines. This year's keynote speaker is Dr. David Kohl, professor emeritus, Department of Agriculture and Applied Economics at Virginia Tech. Kohl will discuss how to position for success in the economic reset. President Karissa Kruse will also give an update on Sonoma County Winegrowers' marketing activities, sustainability initiatives, and more. There will also be a presentation of the annual Viticulture Award of Excellence.
Tickets are complimentary for grower members. Non-grower tickets $20 (includes lunch). Registration check-in/tradeshow begins at 7 a.m. Seminar starts at 8:30 a.m.
To register, visit sonomawinegrape.ticketleap.com/2019-sonoma-county-winegrowers-annual-seminar-tradeshow-and-bbq/.
The future of workMicah Weinberg, President of the Bay Area Council Economic Institute, a leading think tank focused on the most critical economic and policy issues facing the nine-county region, will discuss the Future of Work at the Spring Economic Conference on April 26 hosted by the Sonoma County Economic Development Board. Weinberg will walk through his research and perspective on regional and national workforce trends impacting our community. Weinberg holds a doctoral degree in Political Science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, bringing expertise in a wide range of policy issues, including housing, transportation, workforce development, and healthcare.
The event also includes a workforce panel, moderated by Keith Woods of North Coast Builders Exchange, with participants from the local construction, healthcare, manufacturing and hospitality industries. The panel will focus on how employers are addressing current workforce challenges and how they envision the future of their business with the advancement of technology and a thriving local economy. The conference runs 7-9:30 a.m. in the Grand Ballroom at the DoubleTree Hotel Sonoma Wine Country in Rohnert Park. Cost is $80 or $800 for reserved priority seating table for 8. To register, visit sonomaedb.org/Calendar/2019-Spring-Economic-Conference/.
The great Grape GapInterested in what happens during the critical cycles of a grapevine's life? On Saturday, April 13, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., the public is invited to participate in an intimate tour of one of the local vineyards sourced by Muscardini Cellars in Kenwood. Participants will learn about bud break, one important step in a vine's annual life cycle. Converse with growers and get your viticulture questions answered first-hand. The Grape Gap will take place at Los Chamizal Vineyards in Sonoma Valley with owner Peter Haywood. It includes light charcuterie along with a flight of Muscardini Cellars wines produced with the fruit from Los Chamizal. Cost is $35 for Wine Club members and $45 for the general public. Visit www.muscardinicellars.com for more information.
Theatre company welcomes new board and advisory membersTranscendence Theatre Company, the North Bay theater company known for its award-winning Broadway Under the Stars, seasonal musical revues and community involvement, has recently welcomed Carol Nast of Santa Rosa and Rob Chimsky of Kenwood to its Board of Directors.
Nast is the founder and president of a consulting company that serves the medical industry. Her passion is the successful launch and adoption of breakthrough products in emerging markets. She is currently on the Board of Directors of Enterprise Catalyst Group, Inc. (ECG) and was the former Board Chair of the Pacific Art League in Palo Alto.
Chimsky is an accomplished telecom industry expert having served for over 30 years in senior positions at both operators and consulting including head of technology at Nextel followed by over 15 years as the chief technology officer at inCode Consulting. He has served on the Boards for the Sonoma International Film Festival and The Trey McIntyre Project (a modern ballet company). He is a minority partner at Deerfield Ranch Winery and has recently completed a book on the history of grapes based on five years of research and writing.
Transcendence also announces its 2019 advisory board members. Jonathan Parker of Sonoma will serve as Advisory Council Chair. Advisory members include Bradford Davis of Kenwood; Alain Piallat of Sonoma; Alan Seidenfeld of Santa Rosa; Andrew Koenigsberg of Santa Rosa; Chris Stubbins of Bigfork, Montana; David Strand of Kenwood; Jan Hoeffel of Sonoma; Mark Smigelski of Sonoma; and Vickie Soulier of Kentfield and Sonoma.
For more information about Transcendence Theatre Company visit the website at bestnightever.org.


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Showcase Sunday is meme started by Vicky at Books, Biscuits and Tea where book bloggers can share which books they have received throughout the week. This week I've been very good and not bought any books. I'm saving up for a Kindle and thankfully due receiving some money for my birthday on Friday I now have enough. I just have to wait till it's cooled down a bit so I can venture into town to get one without being exhausted. I was lucky enough to receive some e-books this week.
Firstly the brilliant Jane Linfoot sent me copies of two of her books for review, How to Win a Guy in 10 Dates and High Heels and Bicycle Wheels, super excited to read these as read The Right Side of Mr Wrong last week and I loved it, plus I've had a sneaky read of the first couple of pages of these and I can't wait to read more, both look really good.
I also picked up this short story on Amazon for free yesterday. Have you read any of these, I'd love to know what you think? What did you pick up this week? To look at everyone else's list click here.


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Hung Long hotel268, 1-4 Str, Cat Ba Town, Hai Phong
In Cat Ba, you can take a rest in Hung Long hotel, a perfect destination situated in the most wonderful place in Cat Ba bay, with total front area overlooking the sea. Resting in a room of the hotel, you can have the spectacular view of sea, raising your shoulders up, touching fresh winds from the sea, behind the hotel; there is an imposing limestone mountain as a closed friend of Hung Long. Hung Long Habour Hotel has officially come into operation since 2010, being the unique place where you can enjoin the golden quality as in a 5-stars hotel from accommodations to restaurant, bar-café and fantastic scenery with the most suitable price of the 3-stars standard.
Hung Long Hotel has 88 rooms, in which there are 59 standard rooms with 51 rooms that have balconies overlooking the sea and 8 rooms close to the mountain, superior rooms with 3 faces overlooking the sea, 12 deluxe rooms, and 12 suite rooms with open balconies embracing a sea corner.
It is so convenient for you to walk in several minutes to Cat Co seaside resort No. 1, Cat Co seaside resort No. 3 and high-speed boat station, the island center, bus station with the distance of tens metes.
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POLY-BIO is a nationally funded Research Promotion Foundation project. The main aim of the POLY-BIO project is the design and implementation of a multi-modal biometric system that will offer users enhanced security in physical or remote access. The human biometric characteristic as opposed to PINS, cards or codes, constitutes the absolute means for secure user identification that prohibits impostors from abusive usage of the system.
The consortium constitutes of Phillips College, University of Cyprus, Signal Generix Ltd and PrimeTel Plc who will design and implement the appropriate technologies based on the extraction, analysis, coding and classification of the human biometric characteristics that cover the areas of voice recognition, fingerprint identification, hand geometry and face recognition, with the aim to develop a robust multi-modal system that will eliminate False Acceptances and False Rejections.
The official project website is available at polybio.signalgenerix.com


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Royale Atlantic
IMO : n/a
Build : ?? by C.D.K Technologies, La Forêt Fouesnant in France, nr ??
Build to be used as a stable platform for shooting of sailing races in the (more…)
Royale Atlantic
IMO : n/a
Build : ?? by C.D.K Technologies, La Forêt Fouesnant in France, nr ??
Build to be used as a stable platform for shooting of sailing races in the (more…)
IMO : n/a
Build : 1976 by Fassmer Co, Motzen in Germany, nr ??
I probably have mentioned it here before but in the wild out-doorsy nature (more…)
Norwegian Gem
Build : 2007 by Meyer Werft GmbH, Papenburg in Germany, nr 670
Another cruiseship operator trying to pimp spice up their floating apartment (more…)
Sea Shadow
IMO Pennant Mark : IX-529
Build : 1985 on Lockheed Martin's Redwood City Facility, California in the USA, nr ??
You are not really supposed to see this ship, she is supposed to be highly secret! And besides (more…)
Ramform Banff
Build : 1997 by Hyundai Mipo Dockyard Co., Ltd., Ulsan in S-Korea, nr 9701
Wooohooo…we got another triangle delta-shaped vessel, found her on one of my late night crawls over (more…)
Al Salam Boccaccio 98
Build : 1970 by Italcantieri S.p.A, Monfalcone in Italy, nr 4237 as Boccaccio
Converted : 1991 by INMA, La Spezia in Italy
This one was came to my attention while reading through this thread in the gCaptain forum, (more…)
Due to a severely crashed laptop (Sjit, Sjit, Sjit, Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!) with my archive & all the rest of my life and not having regular access to our beloved interweb the postings on this website might perhaps happen be a bit irregular, now & then, possibly.
Oh: The laptop is now in the hands of the experts and I'm awaiting its faith.
Update (26-02-2009)
Good news: we are back in bizznizz (almost), Laptop is fixed, data is recovered and all I need to do now is re-install all my software & download all my data.
With great thanx & utmost respect for the crew of the Apple Store in Liverpool for their fantastic service, assistance & knowledge!! U Rock!!
Livestock Carriers
We have had a post about these ships here before, all from one shipping company but (more…)
Contship Germany
Build : 1992 by Bremer Vulkan-Vegesacker Werft, Bremen-Vegesack in Germany, nr 1105
Another one that was brought to my attention via the Tip-hotline! A regular (more…)
LNG Dream
Build : 2006 by Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Osaka in Japan, nr 1545
A hugh gastanker, basically a gigantic ship with 4 hugh round gastanks (more…)
Min Duo
Build : ??
Just a shorty, a quicky, I saw this Chinese build & operated vessel and the only (more…)
Cosmic Muffin
IMO : n/a
Build: 1939 as a Boeing 307 Stratoliner airplane
Converted : 1974
Remember the little ferries I nicknamed suppositories?? Well, here I got (more…)
Build : 1988 by Götaverken Arendal AB, Arendal in Sweden, nr ??
OK, let's take a box, a reallyreally big & strong one, let's round off the corners (more…)
NYC Ducks
IMO : n/a
Build : think so, they don't grow on trees like that!
My spies from the Big Apple pointed me to these uglyer than ugly creatures, to (more…)


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Broadcasting Ukrainian news, views and music in English from the west coast of Canada. Your host: Pawlina.
Wednesday, April 08, 2009
Ukraine - smoking is hazardous to your health!
The Ukrainian League of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs has called on President Viktor Yushchenko to veto the law that provides for raising the rate of the excise duty on tobacco goods.
Interestingly, the president of the Ukrainian League of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs just happens to be Party of Regions MP Anatoliy Kinakh, who is also shadow minister of industrial policy. Nothing like transparency in politics. (What conflict of interest?)
Kinakh argued that the Ukrainian tobacco industry would become uncompetitive if the law came into effect. He says a 2.5-fold increase of the rate of the excise duty on tobacco goods will «have a negative effect on formation the prices of tobacco goods.»
Being a life-long non-smoker, who grew up with parents that smoked (and have thankfully since quit), I tend to agree with the author of this article.
I've no sympathy for the tobacco companies. There's a legacy of deception that makes them responsible for the deaths of millions of people despite government warnings about the harmful effects of smoking. They should have to pay compensation to people who took up and kept up the habit during the years when Big Tobacco cynically questioned the link between smoking and disease.
Lest anyone should still believe the fiction that tobacco is a harmless, personal lifestyle choice, a factsheet put out by New Zealand's Ministry of Health tells the real story:
Of the more than 4,000 chemicals present in cigarette smoke, more than 60 have been identified as cancer causing chemicals, 11 of which are known to cause cancer in humans and eight that probably cause cancer in humans. ...
Approximately one non-smoker dies due to second-hand smoke exposure for every eight smokers who die of smoking related disease. Second-hand smoke has been designated a known human carcinogen (cancer-causing agent).
Tobacco is a proven poison ... and who would better know about poison than President Yushchenko? This progressive law he is trying to introduce would be a first step in improving the health of Ukrainian citizens as well as potentially the Ukrainian economy. But, vested interests see things differently.
It's too bad those vested interests are such neanderthals.
7 comments:
- Ukrainian Canadian said...
Taxes an addiction does not deter it.
- 7:31 AM, April 09, 2009
- Ukrainian Canadian said...
I mean Taxes on addiction.. :)
- 7:56 AM, April 09, 2009
- Pawlina said...
Actually, with all due respect, I beg to differ.
Taxing tobacco makes it harder for companies to profit from peddling poison. As for smokers, making tobacco a more expensive vice does deter addiction ... it can't do anything but. It won't eradicate it from the face of the earth, but it does force people to make a more conscious choice about what they spend their money on. If it's too expensive, some may choose to quit, or not start in the first place.
And that is progress in the right direction!
We have pretty progressive laws in Canada but there are still too many people smoking, IMO. Actually, one is too many. I recently lost a friend to lung cancer (due to smoking) so I'm even more rabidly anti-smoking.
In addition to taxing tobacco companies, prez Yush should launch an education campaign with those tax revenues. We have a good one here in BC. If you have an "in" with him, please direct him to it here.
- 9:06 AM, April 09, 2009
- Orest said...
They are strictly interested in their own machinations and nothing else!
- 4:35 AM, April 13, 2009
- Ukrainian Canadian said...
I don't agree. It's hard to tell whether we're really winning the war on smoking because with the baby boomers retiring and smaller demographics it appears less people are smoking but we usually forget there are actually less people to smoke - it's a hollow victory.
I've also never come across any data that suggests increasing the price of a vice actually does stop people from using it. There's a reason why we have so many treatment programs for smoking - because it's too hard for most people to quit cold turkey. Price is not a deterrent. What has resulted from these price increases is a black market for cigarettes. You can get unregulated bags of smokes from native reserves for a fraction of the price that you would pay at the store.
These tactics do not help the average smoker, but just line the pockets of governments. If our (or any) government was really concerned about the welfare of it's people it would ban the sale of them, not just tax them and stop people from smoking on various properties.
And you can see this tactic outside the smoking arena, in Ontario the LCBO raised prices during the onset of the recession for the safety of its people, but really raised the minimum price to tackle buck-a-beers outside the Labatt/Molson owned monopoly. Also this month the US raised it's tobacco prices up a dollar via a tax. Is this really for people's benefits, or is this just recession busting?
In conclusion, I don't praise Yushchenko's move to tax, but I don't condemn it because what else can a politician do who's nation's GDP has dropped 30%? There probably is wiggle room in people's budgets to tax cigarettes because they are really cheap there, little old ladies sell them on the street corner and you can get them individually (which is illegal in Canada).
So my official answer is good for government, no change for tobacco companies and higher prices for people.
- 6:39 AM, April 13, 2009
- Pawlina said...
Orest, if we're honest with ourselves, everyone is interested in their own machinations. :-)
As for politicians, some actually have a streak of altruism going into office, and a few even manage to retain it while in office.
I believe that, for all his faults, Yushchenko is one of those few.
But, that's just me.
- 9:23 AM, April 13, 2009
- Pawlina said...
Ukainian (is the typo deliberate??)...
What on God's green Earth does baby boomer retirement have to do with smoking?? Or demographics for that matter? Until they die they'll still be around. But that's another story.
As for this one, according to the Centres for Disease Control:
Research has proven that raising cigarette prices, through excise taxes or other methods, increases the quit rate among adult smokers and is especially effective in discouraging children and young people from ever starting to smoke.
Your arguments give me a very distinct sense of déja vu ... they're so similar to those the anti-smoking movement heard here in the 1960s and 70s. (Hence the "neanderthal" reference.)
I really hope the tobacco peddling oligarchs lose their death grip on Ukraine. But it's a faint hope. It won't happen until enough citizens in Ukraine become progressive enough themselves to support politicians trying to bring in policies from more advanced democracies. That likely will take another generation, or two.
- 10:05 AM, April 13, 2009
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Dilip and Anu is coming in theirs upcoming movie Gore . Dilip is now in the United State . But, he starred in some movies during the display. GS movie makers prepare movie Gore .
This movie contains Litre ka Litre Pokhiyo Maya the song has been public. Dilip with actress Anu Shah, Abhishek Giri has been played in this movie . Bikash Chaudhary music in this song, Shankar Adhikari words
Rames kumar Rai prepared under the direction of the film is the Surya GC investment. Mamta Bhatt , Gunnu Onsari also seen in movie .
Dilip and Anu | Litre ka Litre Pokhiyo Maya | Watch online from Official Link here
G.S. Movie Makers Pvt.Ltd. Presents Feature Movie : GORE
Song :Litter Ka Litter
Singer : David Shankar , Nityashiva
Music : Bikash Chaudhary
Lyrics :Shankar Adhikari 'Ghayal'
Cinematographer : Hari Narayan Chaudhary
Choreographer :Ravi Karki
Editor :Mitra Dev Gurung
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Add SSL to your website – HTTPS made easy
To let your visitors/users safely access your services, you better add a SSL certificate to your server to allow them browse your websites using HTTPS protocol.
What is TLS/SSL?
"Transport Layer Security (TLS) and its predecessor, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), are cryptographic protocols which are designed to provide communication security over the Internet.
They use X.509 certificates and hence asymmetric cryptography to assure the counterparty with whom they are communicating, and to exchange a symmetric key. This session key is then used to encrypt data flowing between the parties. This allows for data/message confidentiality, and message authentication codes for message integrity and as a by-product, message authentication." (Wikipedia)
So basically it ensures the data transiting from the user to the server is encrypted.
You can either use your own certificate or buy from 3rd party such as StartSSL.
If you use your own certificate, the web browser will not recognize it as a safe website and will display a warning message before to be able to access it. If you want to avoid scaring your visitors, you will need to buy a certificate from a trusted vendor (Meaning accepted by 99.x% of the web browsers as safe certificate).
But as I trust myself, I do not need to buy a certificate and I will just generate one by myself to secure further my server.
You can generate your own self-signed certificate by running the following command:
sudo openssl req -x509 -nodes -days 365 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout /etc/ssl/private/myblog.key -out /etc/ssl/certs/myblog.pem
This will create a pairs of key and certificates based on RSA encryption 2048 bit.
You will need to enter some info such as:
Country Name (2 letter code) [AU]:TW
State or Province Name (full name) [Some-State]:Taiwan
Locality Name (eg, city) []:Taipei
Organization Name (eg, company) [Internet Widgits Pty Ltd]:Freedif
Organizational Unit Name (eg, section) []:Freedif
Common Name (e.g. server FQDN or YOUR name) []:freedif.org #### Your domain name !
Email Address []:email@example.com
Once done, you need to adjust your Virtualhost to add a SSL section.
nano /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/myblog
and add at the end after the , a new section dedicated to HTTPS (Port 443).
To be faster, I suggest to use the same configuration than your Virtualhost on HTTP, like:
<pre class="lang:default highlight:0 decode:true crayon-selected"><IfModule mod_ssl.c>
<VirtualHost *:443>
SSLEngine on
SSLCertificateFile /etc/ssl/certs/myblog.pem ### Where you saved your certificate
SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/ssl/private/myblog.key ### Where you saved your key
Finally, enable SSL mode:
sudo a2enmod ssl
and restart apache
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
You should now have a HTTPS connection working !


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July 1, 7:00 – 8:00 PM. Webinar: Top Affordable Technologies for Helping Students in Middle School Through College, Part 3, Enhance New Learning with Free On line Tools and iPad Apps, $25. Joan Green presents. Offered by Joan L. Green, M.A.CCC-SLP, email@example.com, http://ist.ticketleap.com/webinar-free-online-tools-and-apps-to-enhance-learning/
July 5, 5:00 – 8:00 PM.ASMC Pizza/Pool Party. Join in the fun for an evening of pizza and water. Pizza will be ordered at 6:00 PM – be there so you can be counted for pizza. Winterspoon Pool, 13407 Winterspoon Ln., Germantown. Sponsored by the Autism Society of Montgomery County and the Selbst/Baker Family.
July 8 – Aug. 1, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM. ASDEC Elementary Summer Program, $2,900.Program provides intensive instruction in reading, writing, spelling and handwriting for students grades 2-5 who are struggling in school and need special accommodations. 220 W. Jefferson St., Rockville. Offered by the Atlantic Seaboard Dyslexia Education Center, firstname.lastname@example.com, https://asdec.wildapricot.org/Default.aspx?pageId=1492867.
July 8 – 26, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM. ASDEC Middle School Summer Program, $1,900.Program provides intensive instruction in writing, math and study skills for students grades 6 – 9 who are struggling in school and need special accommodations. 220 W. Jefferson St., Rockville. Offered by the Atlantic Seaboard Dyslexia Education Center, email@example.com, https://asdec.wildapricot.org/Default.aspx?pageId=1492869.
July 8 – Aug. 2, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM. Project Access – Summer Institute, $600/Howard Co. Resident, $610/Non-Howard Co. Resident. Summer experience designed for high school students with disabilities to explore what college is all about. Howard Community College, 10901 Patuxent Parkway, Smith Theater, Columbia. Sponsored by Project Access, Dr. Linda Schnapp, 410-518-4625, email@example.com, http://www.howardcc.edu/students/academic_support_services/project_access/SummerInstitute.html.
July 8 – 13, 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM. *Challenging and Changing Disability Perspectives – AHEAD Conference, $545. Topics range from disability law for DS professionals to Universal Design and Online learning to reshaping the focus of disability services. Hilton Baltimore Hotel, 401 W. Pratt St., Baltimore. Sponsored by the Association on Higher Education and Disability, (AHEAD) http://www.ahead.org/conferences/2013.
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In related news, the GlobalPost's "Global Pulse" blog has a Q&A with "two of Sierra Leone's key health officials, Dr. Samuel Kargbo, director of reproductive and child health, and Dr. Kisito Daoh, chief medical officer." The questions explore recent changes to the country's health system, including the introduction of free health care for pregnant women, young mothers and young children (Karimjee, 6/17).


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There are "old school" poker players, and then there are the real deal old school players.
Larry Wright qualifies as one of the original poker pioneers who brought the game from Texas to Las Vegas.
"It was unbelievable," Wright recalled from the 2014 World Series of Poker. "We had a lot of fun. I played Ace-to-Five and Razz at the Stardust in '76 and '77 and played with all the greats back then.
"In that game I learned it's not even close to (playing) what you have," he continued, "It's what they think you have and what you think they have."
That group included Doyle Brunson, Amarillo Slim, and Sailor Roberts among others but Wright soon realized he needed something more.
He moved home to begin a trucking business in Texas, built a large fleet, and then cashed out. Wright sold the successful company to his employees for $1 before coming back to play.
"I played a couple of (early) years and then stayed away for 25 years," Wright said, "I went and made my stake in life then came back and decided to have some fun."
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Instead of becoming a famous poker player, he was more often known for his generosity. He helped his friends whether it was staking deal or they just needed a loan to survive.
"I don't know how to say no to friends," Wright commented simply.
"He was always helping somebody out," added WSOP Media Director Nolan Dalla, "It was usually to his detriment because a lot of those people never paid him back."
Times were different from his first move to Vegas and on his return Wright had to adjust how he played. There were new players in the game but he continued to have fun.
"There was Captain Tom (Franklin), Tom McEvoy and Kathy Liebert. I've really enjoyed playing with them and they're tough, tough, tough," Wright remembered.
"But as our older generation gets older it gets very hard to adjust to these young guns."
No-Limit 2-to-7 Purest Skill Game at WSOP
It was against those young guns that Wright finally had his chance at WSOP gold. He made the $1,500 No Limit 2-7 Lowball final table in 2012 but was up against bracelet-winners Michael Mizrachi, Brandon Cantu, Erick Lindgren and Rep Porter.
Wright was patient and finally defeated Cantu in front of a very partial crowd. Many of those in his corner cheering were those same people Wright helped throughout his life.
"That was fun; my whole family came in, a lot of friends," Wright said. "It's just blew me away."
Wright has played well since and has the results to prove it. He has cashed nine times over the last two WSOP summers with only four of those in Lowball games. But No-Limit Deuce-to-Seven continues to be his game of choice.
"The No-Limits (Hold'em) are so hard, that's why I enjoy these (NL 2-7)." Wright said, "They're fun and it's old school. To me it's the purest skill game in all of the World Series of Poker."
"And everybody I've played with, and watched me play, will probably agree there's a huge amount of skill level involved. Fun game."
Wright had nothing but compliments for his increasingly younger opponents at the table. He still thinks he has the edge in Deuce-to-Seven, even against the best.
"I always enjoy playing against all of the younger guys because they're so creative in thinking," Wright said.
"Phil Ivey, of course, is probably the best there is. He intimidated me but when I get him in this arena here, I think I intimidate him."
Not a Fish in This Tournament
Wright is making a run at his second bracelet in the $10,000 No Limit Deuce-to-Seven event this year, getting deep and enjoying his time.
"There's not a fish in the tournament," Wright said with three tables remaining. "They're all world-class.
"Of course, Daniel Negreanu and John Juanda both play the game very, very well. Every single person here plays the game well."
Wright finished with some words of wisdom: "You just can't be too cocky, you gotta be humble."


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