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Santos de Guaplies tops San Juan Jabloteh, advances in SCL
Scotiabank CONCACAF League 2017
Action from the Scotiabank CONCACAF League match between visiting Santos de Guapiles and San Juan Jabloteh (green jersey) on August 8, 2017, in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago. (Photo: CA-Imges).
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad & Tobago -- Santos de Guapiles recorded a 2-1 victory over host San Juan Jabloteh on Tuesday night to clinch a spot in the 2017 Scotiabank Champions League quarterfinals.
Eder Solorzano connected on the game-winner for Santos at Hasely Crawford Stadium, giving the Costa Rican side an 8-3 aggregate triumph in the Round of 16 series.
Needing to win by four goals in order to have any hope of advancing, San Juan Jabloteh drew first blood in the third minute. Adrian Reid drilled a penalty kick past goalkeeper Alejandro Gomez after defender Pablo Arboine tripped Nathan Lewis in the top-left side of the box.
Slowly, but surely, Santos regained its composure and grew more assertive. It paid off in the 33rd minute as Jose Garro got between two defenders and headed home Wilmer Azofeifa's long free kick past goalkeeper Shemel Lousion to equalize at 1-1.
A miscue by Lousion allowed Santos to take the lead in the 72nd minute. Leonardo Adams collected the ball after Lousion spilled Diego Diaz's 22-yard effort. Rather than shoot, Adams passed back to Solorzano, who finished from 10-yards out.
Santos, which has seen eight different players account for its eight goals, will next face the Honduras Progreso-Chorrillo FC winner. The quarterfinal, first-leg encounters will be played August 15-17
San Juan v Santos
San Juan v Santos, August 08, 2017. (Photo: CA-Images)
See also: Scotiabank CONCACAF League 2017 San Juan Jabloteh Santos de Guapiles


Consul is used in clouds as key/value store to holds configs just like etcd, Zookeeper, AWS SSM etc. Additionaly consul can provide a DNS server (service discovery).
In this tutorials we wanna test out, how we can create configs for our applications in development stack by local confd run. This will take configuration templates build configs by information provided by consul.
The idea is that we just provide templates to our applications and by these templates generate our configurations from key/values stored on consul.
There are some more advances examples on consul GitHub. We aim for an infrastructure that is able to reconfigure while running. Notifications. Monitoring. Service-Descovery. These topics are not covered here.
Also there are better tools like remco or consul template that support multiple backend sources and do secret stores and better auth.Just dig into it.
– How Should I Get Application Configuration into my Docker Containers?


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March 11, 2012 The Rx
Pistons play 10 games in 10 cities
After a miserable start to this season, the Detroit Pistons have quietly moved into contention for a playoff berth. A grueling stretch over the next 19 days might determine whether they can remain competitive in that race.
Detroit will play its next 10 games in 10 different cities beginning with Monday night's visit to the Utah Jazz, who haven't lost a home game to the Pistons in nearly a decade.
Detroit (15-26) opened its first season under coach Lawrence Frank by losing 20 of 24 but has won 11 of 17 heading into Monday's game. That stretch has helped the Pistons draw within three games of eighth-place New York in the Eastern Conference.
Detroit recorded its third straight win, one shy of matching a season high, with a 105-86 victory over visiting Toronto on Saturday. After winning the first two games of its streak by a combined four points, the Pistons had six players score in double figures and shot 52.7 percent against the Raptors.
Rodney Stuckey led the way with 20 points and has averaged 22.8 on 51.9 percent shooting over the past five games.
He'll try to continue that success in the opener of a season-high, five-game trip. The Pistons return home March 23 to face Miami and head out for four more road games March 24-30.
Detroit is 3-15 on the road, where it has lost three straight.
"We've been playing really good basketball. We've got to continue to keep playing like that," Stuckey told the team's official website. "It'll be a test, but I think we're up for the challenge."
The Pistons usually haven't been ready to play in Utah, having dropped 19 of 21 there dating back to the start of the 1989-90 season. They have also lost in their last eight visits but suffered a close defeat in their previous trip to Salt Lake City on Jan. 3, 2011.
Tayshaun Prince had 26 points in that game but the Jazz had six in double figures during a 102-97 victory. One of those players was Raja Bell, who scored five points over the final minute.
Bell also scored in double figures in Detroit on Feb. 26, 2011, but couldn't prevent the Pistons from ending an 11-game skid in the series. Stuckey had 28 points and made a key steal in the final minute to lead his team to a 120-116 win.
Paul Millsap had a team-best 23 points for Utah in that game and led the way with 26 in Chicago on Saturday. However, he couldn't keep the Jazz from suffering a second straight defeat, 111-97, to end its five-game trip with a 2-3 record.
"They're just a better basketball team," Millsap said. "Their defensive philosophy, they get at it, they stick to what they do. Offensively, they set screens for each other, help each other out. Things we want to get to for the future."
Starting guard Devin Harris missed that game with a stomach virus and Bell was away for undisclosed reasons. Coach Tyrone Corbin deemed it "an internal matter" and hoped to resolve it soon.
While that gets sorted out, the Jazz (19-21) will try to make a push in the West playoff race. They'll face three sub-.500 opponents over the next four games and play three of four at home, where they're 14-6.
Utah will try to get some help from Millsap to get that stretch off to a strong start. The forward has averaged 18.7 points on 67.7 percent shooting (21 of 31) and 10.0 rebounds over the last three games against Detroit.
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/**
 * Created by pligor on 4/17/15.
 */

//for external module way but require requirejs library and methodology to work
//import flower = Flower; //this is not a real import, it is only an alias
//import flowers = Flowers;
//import Flower = require("./models/singleFlowerModel")

/// <reference path="../../declarations/marionette.d.ts" />
/// <reference path="./typescript.ts" />

/// <reference path="./routes/router.ts" />

/// <reference path="./layouts/HeaderLayout.ts" />
/// <reference path="./layouts/MainLayout.ts" />

/// <reference path="./models/MainModel.ts" />
/// <reference path="./itemviews/LogoItemView.ts" />

/// <reference path="./collectionviews/MenuCollectionView.ts" />

class MyMarionetteApp extends Marionette.Application {
    //flowerStaticDataModule:FlowerStaticDataModule = null;

    constructor(/*modules: any[]*/) {
        super()

        //this.someModule = someModule;
    }

    layoutView:Pligor.MainLayout = null

    mainModel:Pligor.MainModel = null

    //theRouter: Marionette.AppRouter
}

var App = new MyMarionetteApp(/*{
 channelName: 'pligorAppChannel' //can be configured like that, but channel name = 'global' is also fine
 }*/)

//all initializers called with App.start()
/**
 * deprecated
 */
/*App.addInitializer(function (options:any) {
 //...
 })*/

//these are not triggered, I do not know why
/*App.on("initialize:before", function (options:any) {
 options.anotherThing = true
 dis("initialization starting")
 })

 App.on("initialize:after", function (options:any) {
 dis("initialization finished")
 })

 App.on("initialize", function (options:any) {
 dis("initialization in general")
 })*/

App.on("start", (options: any) => {
    App.mainModel = new Pligor.MainModel()

    App.layoutView = new Pligor.MainLayout({model: App.mainModel})

    App.layoutView.attachMainLayoutToTheDOM()

    //TODO also render the regions:
    //App.layoutView.header.show(new Pligor.DummyItemView()); //Menu is a region #menu //http://marionettejs.com/docs/v2.4.1/marionette.region.html

    var myRouter = new Pligor.MyRouter() //constructor handles everything

// If the server has already rendered the entire page, and you don't want the initial route to trigger when starting History, pass silent: true
    var started = Backbone.history.start({
        pushState: false    //http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12081894/backbone-router-navigate-and-anchor-href
        //to trigger actions by clicking if push state is set to true
        //false means we are using the old hash methods

        //root: "/my/root/path"
    });

    console.log("if this is false then you need to set routes before the constructor is being called: " + started)

    /*var waypoints = $("section#jumbotron").waypoint({
        handler: function(direction) {  //direction is either "up" or "down" (and it means the way the user is scrolling)
            //console.log(direction);

            if(direction === "up") {
                //console.log("we have a hit baby");
                myRouter.navigate("", {trigger: true});
            } else if(direction === "down") {
                //nop for the time being
            } else {
                throw "unexpected direction";
            }
        }
    })*/
})

App.start({
    //pass the options here
})

//call this as many times as you like. If you specify the same name the last call wins
/*App.addRegions({
 mainRegion: "#allFlowers"
 })*/

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Q: Configuring Multi-home Domain Controller - Server 2008 I am well aware that Multi-home DC's are not "fully supported" in a Server 2008 environment but is possible.  I am in the process of configuring two multi-home DC's because I am at a point where we have no choice due to a firewall/captive portal.  This was our previous post enter link description here
We decided to use two secondary NIC's on both of our DC's so that our third DC, which is at our branch office can communicate with the home DC's bypassing the firewall.  Can Server 2008 be configured so that replication can occur between domain controllers through the secondary NIC while network workstations can continue as normal by using the first configured NIC?  Because at this time, within Active Directory Sites, when configuring the DC's with the secondary IP on NIC #2, the servers still cannot communicate with each other.

A: If you set it to replicate through SMTP, isn't there an easy way to force SMTP to go out a certain path?

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using System.Globalization;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Microsoft.Extensions.Logging;
using Microsoft.Extensions.Options;
using Umbraco.Cms.Core.Configuration.Models;
using Umbraco.Cms.Core.Models.PublishedContent;
using Umbraco.Cms.Core.Web;

namespace Umbraco.Cms.Core.Routing
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Provides an implementation of <see cref="IContentFinder"/> that handles page identifiers.
    /// </summary>
    /// <remarks>
    /// <para>Handles <c>/1234</c> where <c>1234</c> is the identified of a document.</para>
    /// </remarks>
    public class ContentFinderByIdPath : IContentFinder
    {
        private readonly ILogger<ContentFinderByIdPath> _logger;
        private readonly IRequestAccessor _requestAccessor;
        private readonly IUmbracoContextAccessor _umbracoContextAccessor;
        private WebRoutingSettings _webRoutingSettings;

        /// <summary>
        /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="ContentFinderByIdPath"/> class.
        /// </summary>
        public ContentFinderByIdPath(
            IOptionsMonitor<WebRoutingSettings> webRoutingSettings,
            ILogger<ContentFinderByIdPath> logger,
            IRequestAccessor requestAccessor,
            IUmbracoContextAccessor umbracoContextAccessor)
        {
            _webRoutingSettings = webRoutingSettings.CurrentValue ?? throw new System.ArgumentNullException(nameof(webRoutingSettings));
            _logger = logger ?? throw new System.ArgumentNullException(nameof(logger));
            _requestAccessor = requestAccessor ?? throw new System.ArgumentNullException(nameof(requestAccessor));
            _umbracoContextAccessor = umbracoContextAccessor ?? throw new System.ArgumentNullException(nameof(umbracoContextAccessor));

            webRoutingSettings.OnChange(x => _webRoutingSettings = x);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Tries to find and assign an Umbraco document to a <c>PublishedRequest</c>.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="frequest">The <c>PublishedRequest</c>.</param>
        /// <returns>A value indicating whether an Umbraco document was found and assigned.</returns>
        public async Task<bool> TryFindContent(IPublishedRequestBuilder frequest)
        {
            if(!_umbracoContextAccessor.TryGetUmbracoContext(out var umbracoContext))
            {
                return false;
            }
            if (umbracoContext == null || (umbracoContext != null && umbracoContext.InPreviewMode == false && _webRoutingSettings.DisableFindContentByIdPath))
            {
                return false;
            }

            IPublishedContent? node = null;
            var path = frequest.AbsolutePathDecoded;

            var nodeId = -1;

            // no id if "/"
            if (path != "/")
            {
                var noSlashPath = path.Substring(1);

                if (int.TryParse(noSlashPath, NumberStyles.Integer, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, out nodeId) == false)
                {
                    nodeId = -1;
                }

                if (nodeId > 0)
                {
                    if (_logger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Debug))
                    {
                        _logger.LogDebug("Id={NodeId}", nodeId);
                    }
                    node = umbracoContext?.Content?.GetById(nodeId);

                    if (node != null)
                    {

                        var cultureFromQuerystring = _requestAccessor.GetQueryStringValue("culture");

                        // if we have a node, check if we have a culture in the query string
                        if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(cultureFromQuerystring))
                        {
                            // we're assuming it will match a culture, if an invalid one is passed in, an exception will throw (there is no TryGetCultureInfo method), i think this is ok though
                            frequest.SetCulture(cultureFromQuerystring);
                        }

                        frequest.SetPublishedContent(node);
                        if (_logger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Debug))
                        {
                            _logger.LogDebug("Found node with id={PublishedContentId}", node.Id);
                        }
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        nodeId = -1; // trigger message below
                    }
                }
            }

            if (nodeId == -1)
            {
                if (_logger.IsEnabled(LogLevel.Debug))
                {
                    _logger.LogDebug("Not a node id");
                }
            }

            return node != null;
        }
    }
}


Leiden, The Netherlands, October 11, 2006 - Dutch biotechnology company Crucell N.V. (Euronext, NASDAQ: CRXL; Swiss Exchange: CRX) announced today that it has signed a non-exclusive PER.C6® commercial license agreement with the Taiwan-based vaccine company ADImmune Corporation.
ADImmune intends to use the PER.C6® cell line technology to develop and commercialize a vaccine against Japanese encephalitis virus in Taiwan and China.
Under the terms of the agreement, ADImmune will pay a license issuance fee, annual maintenance fees and royalties on future product sales. Further financial details were not disclosed.
Crucell N.V. (Euronext, NASDAQ: CRXL; Swiss Exchange: CRX) is a biotechnology company focused on research, development and worldwide marketing of vaccines and antibodies that prevent and treat infectious diseases. Its vaccines are sold in public and private markets worldwide. Crucell's core portfolio includes a vaccine against hepatitis B and a virosome-adjuvanted vaccine against influenza. Crucell also markets travel vaccines, such as the only oral anti-typhoid vaccine and the only aluminum-free hepatitis A vaccine on the market. The Company has a broad development pipeline, including both early-stage products and products almost ready to go to market. Several Crucell products are based on its unique PER.C6® production technology. The Company licenses this and other technologies to the biopharmaceutical industry. Important partners and licensees include DSM Biologics, sanofi aventis, GSK and Merck & Co. Crucell is headquartered in Leiden (the Netherlands), with subsidiaries in Switzerland, Spain, Italy and Korea. The Company employs about 900 people. For more information, please visit www.crucell.com.
ADImmune Corporation is a biopharmaceutical company with demonstrated expertise in vaccine product development and manufacturing, and is the only privately owned human-use vaccine manufacturer in Taiwan. The company's current vaccine products including tetanus toxoid products, Japanese encephalitis vaccine, and influenza vaccine are provided to the government, hospitals, and clinics of Taiwan's domestic market with significant market share. The company is also conducting research and development in recombinant protein drugs and gene products to provide better medicines to patients. The recent success in the company's self-developed serum-free and animal source-free media and cell culture technology platform provide the company with further strength in becoming a major biopharmaceutical player in the Asia-Pacific region. ADImmune is headquartered in Taichung, Taiwan, R.O.C. For more information, visit the company's website at http://www.adimmune.com.tw.
This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve inherent risks and uncertainties. We have identified certain important factors that may cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in such forward-looking statements. For information relating to these factors please refer to our Form 20- F, as filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on July 6, 2006, and the section entitled "Risk Factors". The Company prepares its financial statements under generally accepted accounting principles in the United States (US GAAP) and Europe (IFRS).
Copyright © Hugin ASA 2006. All rights reserved.
About this company Crucell N.V.


The University of Washington Muslim Students Association held its annual "fast-a-thon" Friday, where people are invited to take part in an all-day fast, donate the money they would have spent on food to a local charity, and then eat a free dinner in the evening.
The group members also hope the event spreads understanding of Islam, as the news of the shooting deaths of three Muslim students in North Carolina sparked fears that Islamophobia is spreading in the United States.
"The ultimate goal of the fast-a-thon is to show that as Muslims in our community, on this campus, it's our duty to take care of other people," said Ahmad Tirhi, 21, president of the Muslim Students Association. This includes people of any faith, Tirhi said.
This year, the money raised in the fast-a-thon will be donated to the local chapter of Hopelink, an organization that delivers food to the needy.
This year's fast-a-thon, though not part of Ramadan — the annual 30 days of mandatory fasting for Muslims — is still connected to Islamic tradition.
The goal of Ramadan for Muslims, said Tirhi, is to feel closer to God spiritually, but also to understand the plight of the poor and hungry. The UW fast-a-thon is also rooted in these values.
Yusuf Ibrahim, 21, said it's always good to see a lot of non-Muslims attend because it shows people that Muslims are a part of the UW community.
"It's a great chance for us to open up dialogue and see that despite different faiths we do have very similar underlying values and share a lot in common," he said.
The killing of three Muslim students Tuesday in Chapel Hill was a shock for Muslim students.
Vigils have been held over the past week after University of North Carolina dental student, Deah Barakat, 23; his wife, prospective UNC student Yusor Mohammad Abu-Salha, 21; and her visiting sister, Razan Mohammad Abu-Salha, 19, were shot fatally. A neighbor, Craig Stephen Hicks, 46, is accused in the shooting.
Tirhi for his part said that interfaith events such as the fast-a-thon can help prevent such violence because spreading awareness about Islam can show people that Islam is about peace and does not promote the killing of innocents.
In this way, interfaith dialogue can make a big change in peoples' attitudes, Tirhi said.
Tags: Islam, University of Washington.
Chetanya Robinson is a journalism and Near Eastern Languages and Cultures major at the University of Washington. He likes learning languages, writing on eclectic topics, and spending time in nature. He is a board member for the Society of Professional Journalists UW chapter and regularly writes for the UW Daily and the International Examiner.


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account document
счетный документ
document name — имя документа
document type — тип документа
total document — весь документ
document icon — образ документа
clean document — чистый документ
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Someone please give Alec Baldwin a history of art lesson
The actor's 'original' artwork lawsuit exposes a basic misunderstanding – art glories in repetition, not least the luscious, lyrical paintings of Ross Bleckner
Ross Bleckner with (a version of) Sea and Mirror. Photograph: Luis Sinco/LA Times via Getty Images
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Ross Bleckner's paintings are ethereal and gorgeous. They are like post-modern Monets. Whether he is painting flowers or a cerebral cortex he captures the fragility of life in bright flashes of effervescent colour hovering over nothingness. Bleckner paints tender elegies for a world that is always passing from the light into the dark.
Alec Baldwin sues art dealer over $190,000 'original' that wasn't
It is easy to see why the actor Alec Baldwin fell in love with a painting by this accomplished New Yorker. It's a lot less easy to understand what happened next. Baldwin is suing the famous Manhattan gallerist Mary Boone because he claims she sold him a version of Bleckner's 1996 painting Sea and Mirror on the false premise that it was the original.
What exactly is he saying? It is not, apparently, that he was sold a fake or a print, simply that the Bleckner painting he bought is not the Bleckner painting he thought he was buying. It is a different version of the same subject by Bleckner. Got that? But it's still a painting by Bleckner – you know, an original. Has Baldwin seen any other paintings by Bleckner or indeed any other contemporary art?
Gerhard Richter paints abstractions among the many other types of picture he produces. Each abstract painting by Richter is different, and yet is it really that different? Richter makes his abstractions using chance and repetitive processes. They are like huge utterly entrancing reflections in puddles. Can anyone remember what their favourite Richter abstract is? Perhaps Alec Baldwin can.
Perhaps he would also fret if his Andy Warhol screenprint was not an "original" or if he really had the original of Auguste Rodin's Thinker in his garden. Modern art glories in repetition, seriality and self-reproduction and has done since Rodin made sculptures to be cast in multiple editions and Monet painted identical cathedral facades.
Bleckner is very much a painter of our time and he works in a repetitive way. He has favourite themes and tropes, like recurring dreams. Grids and constellations, nervous systems and vegetation come back into his paintings in ways that vary gently within a certain familiar pattern. Surely, to love Bleckner you have to love all his paintings. It makes no sense to separate off one of his works and adore it alone. It's like saying "I hate most of Warhol's work but I really love his orange car crash paintings – only the orange ones, mind."
Warhol only makes sense as a whole. Bleckner, too, is an artist whose work is all of a piece and part of a great chain of delicate variations. The same luscious sensibility pervades his entire oeuvre. When you buy his art you buy a mood. Quite apart from who is right in this lawsuit, Baldwin has completely misunderstood the lyrical art of Bleckner. But there's one good thing about the case: it will make an excellent artist more widely known.
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Fishing on the Tweed has been great over the last couple of months, and has seen the place restore its reputation as a fun and rewarding recreational fisho's paradise!
I've never seen so many luderick fishermen. They, like their target species, are everywhere, as the river is full of fish of all kinds. After my last 'yak adventure where I caught around 50-60 fish — all on lures, but with only 5 being legal — what I'm trying to say is there's a lot of bait to interest bigger fish and that's why the bigger mulloway should start showing up! Oh, they have! I've just not got a legal yet, but other folks have.
Other species are being caught off the walls out the front, and not just the seaway, but also around the old pool at Rainbow Bay around to Snapper Rocks (fishing anywhere off rocks is extremely dangerous and all precautions should be taken). I've been told mac tuna have been around in numbers, and even the odd squire off the walls at Tweed? Yeah, right! More on that later.
It's just getting better. The whiting are on the munch and I found that shallow sandbanks with weed around is where they hang. It also helps if you're fishing the incoming tide, and with lures they like it fast, and with bait they like it live. Behind PKG Seafood is where I've been successful with live worms.
Flathead? There's a lot of little ones around and big ones seem hard to come by these days. I notice a lot of nice lizards for sale in the local fishmongers and I'm told they are legally netted in certain areas of the Tweed. Commercially netting the Tweed? What! I looked into it and yeah, they do, and somehow they are allowed to do it.
Back to the fun part. After catching so many last Saturday I was looking forward to hitting the river in my 'yak again, when I got a text from Scott, a fellow fishing bud. "Fishing tomorrow?" Der. Silly question! He asked if I wanted to fish the wall on the Fingal side? Oh no! I'd put in a big 1 the day before and couldn't imagine doing the long ride out there, but I need not have worried as he meant fishing from the rocks. Cool, got off that one. Scott picked me up at 8.30am (a sleep in for me), as that was the time the tide was turning to incoming and that's how it ended up — incoming fish all over our rods.
It didn't start out real well for me. To begin with I used a big popper — nothing. Then a big deep diver — nothing. Switched to a heavy soft plastic — nothing. Scott, on the other hand, was getting bitten off every cast. He had on the sinker, swivel then hook, but on the hook he would load it with prime chicken fillet. I hadn't eaten brekkie and the sight of 4 raw chicken fillets was making me hungry for some reason — maybe I could see their potential.
After a heap of casts with all manner of lures for no result, I sat on a rock and took in what was happening. First, I hadn't realised we would be fishing right near the sand pumping jetty on the point that overlooks the little beach at Fingal. Second, the only way to get fish here was down deep and close to the rocks. Third, raid Scott's tackle box looking for what? I reckoned a 1/4oz TT jighead would do the trick. Oh, he's got some. Fourth, swipe some chicken and away we go.
First cast out towards the seaway with the heavy jighead, bring the bait back into the wall, wait a bit, just as it's level with me there's a tap, tap, strike! Straight away I'm on and with my light rod I really give it to the fish, which felt like a horse bream. Somehow I got it through the rocks, weird colour though. Then Scott yells that's a snapper and so it was. On my next cast I caught a massive bream, and it just kept happening until we ran out of bait.
Scott got into them after ditching his traditional rig for a jighead and a lighter setup. The smile on his face after catching a big bream on a 1-3kg Ian Miller T-Curve teamed with a Sol 2000 had to be seen. Next time I think I need to take him out to the end of the wall where the really big fish tend to hang out.
Dave with a bream feed for tea.
Rocks can equate to dangerous fishing under the wrong conditions.
Discussing fishing techniques on the Tweed.
Dave with a nice little soapy.


Tulum is known to be a spiritual hub and also for eco-friendly tourists. It's natural that it's a very popular destination. By being surrounded by the jungle and beautiful white sand beaches, it's hard not to fall in love with the city. It's also not as touristy as Playa Del Carmen or Cancun. Tulum stole my heart, and I have a feeling I'll be visiting again soon… or who knows, maybe even moving there.
*side note: please be aware that a lot of places, including Tulum, are impacted by the sargassum seaweed on the beaches. One day there will be a lot, and the next morning it'll be gone. There's a lot of workers cleaning it non-stop, but it just keeps coming back. Although it wasn't as pretty as it could have been, I still had the most amazing time in Tulum and thought it was absolutely beautiful. Please don't allow the sargassum issue to prevent you from traveling there.
1. Go to a cenote.
2. Go to the Tulum Ruins.
4. Go to Playa Paraiso.
5. Rent a car and go to Chichen-Itza or take a tour.
6. Devour a delicious burrito at Burrito Amor.
7. Eat vegetarian food at El Vegetariano.
8. Scuba dive or snorkel in Cozumel.
9. Take a tour to Sian Ka'an.
10. Party at I Scream Bar.
11. Kick it with Sancho, the donkey.
12. Get food or relax on the day beds at Zulum Beach Club.
13. Take that Instagram-able photo at Kin Toh.
14. Purify, cleanse, and heal yourself with a traditional Mayan ceremony.
15. Get a breakfast bowl and work at Tulumski.
16. Spend less money on avocado toast.
17. Go to a full moon party.
18. Embrace yourself at a full moon women's circle.
19. Watch the full moon rise over the horizon.
20. Indulge in yummy food at Farm to Table.
Going to a cenote is one of the top things to do while you're in Tulum. Cenotes are these natural underwater sinkholes that are individually breathtaking. The underground pools are so healing, refreshing, and very unique. Each one is different from another which is one of the reasons why you should try and go to as many as possible.
One of the most popular cenotes in Tulum is the Gran Cenote. There's limestone everywhere and underwater caves. It's truly beautiful. There's adorable turtles swimming around so be careful when you want to stand. They're harmless and so cute. Depending where you are, it's biking distance. I biked from the pueblo and also biked from Playa Paraiso. It's pretty busy so I suggest going right when it opens or towards the end of the day. Last entrance is at 4:15 pm.
You can rent a locker, snorkel gear, and a life vest there for a small fee. In order to rent something, you need a form of identification (either a drivers license or passport… student ID's do not count). If you plan on going to many cenotes while you're in Mexico, I suggest buying a snorkel and mask so you don't have to keep renting them.
Another cenote that just opened in 2018 is called cenote corazón del paraiso. It's located on a side road off the main street, but there's a sign on the road so you can't miss it. If you're taking a taxi, I recommend asking if your taxi driver can pick you up at a certain time. It's pretty far off the main road so taxis will not be coming there regularly. As it gets more popular, this may change. You can also ride your bike there. It's biking distance from the pueblo. I highly recommend bringing snorkels or renting them. There's a beautiful underwater garden and it's so vibrant. I don't think I would have liked it as much if I was just swimming there. The cenote was worth going to because of what was in the water. There's also a "diving board" you can jump off of.
Make sure to bring pesos for the entrance fee. You can also rent snorkel gear and life vests there.
WOW. This one is a must. It's over an hour to get there from Tulum so you'll need to rent a car or take a tour to get there, but it's absolutely beautiful. You walk down a bunch of long stairs and when you enter, you feel this powerful feeling. It's indescribable and truly magnificent.
If you want to swim, you have to wear a life vest.
This cenote is also over an hour to get to from Tulum so you'll need to rent a car to get there. The cenote is located in the middle of the city, Valladolid. It's surrounded by beautiful trees and plants. I was so hungover when I went, and after dipping in, I felt completely rejuvenated and normal after that. I just laid in the water and stared at the beautiful scenery that was surrounding me. The entrance fee is reasonable too! It was the cheapest cenote I went to.
Other cenotes that are popular to go to are: Cenote Dos Ojos, Casa Cenote, Calavera Cenote, Escondido Cenote, Cenote Ik Kil, and Paraiso De Corozon Cenote. I didn't get the chance to go any of these, but my friend who lives there says it's all worth checking out.
The Tulum ruins are easy to get to. We biked from the pueblo and it was not that long. You can buy tickets at the ticket booths near the center (near Starbucks) or you can buy it at the gate. It's cash only. There's a tram for an additional cost that shuttles you from the center (near Starbucks) to the entrance. If you don't want to pay that, it's about a 5-10 minute walk so I recommend skipping the tram. There's not a lot of shade and it's super hot so bring a lot of water and sunscreen. If you wear your swimsuit, you can access the beach from the ruins and take a dip into the ocean! The ruins were impressive, but I didn't pick up a guidebook or a tour so I was pretty lost at what I was looking at. I recommend doing a tour there or buying a guidebook at the entrance.
Tulum beach was my go-to spot. It's beautiful and has lots of resorts and hotels next to each other so you can easily go to the next one. I went to Zulum Beach Club each time because it was cheaper than the rest of the places, and I loved the staff. You can walk up and down the beach and enjoy the sun! Check out Nomade Hotel. It's beautiful and their day beds are comfortable.
Playa Paraiso was a convenient place to go to after we biked to the Tulum ruins. It's about a 10-15 minute bike ride from the ruins. Playa Paraiso is filled with palm trees everywhere. If you've seen pictures of Tulum, you've probably seen the infamous slanted palm tree. That lovely palm tree is located at the El Paraiso Hotel, just before the public beach. If you want to just take a picture of the palm tree, you can access it through the public beach and then walk over to the palm tree. We rode our bikes and parked at the El Paraiso hotel. In order to park your bike or car at the hotel, you have to either pay a fee, eat at the restaurant or rent a day bed. We were super hungry so we got lunch at the restaurant. The prices were pretty average, nothing too extreme. After lunch, they give you a "receipt" (basically a red piece of foam paper) and that is your proof that you ate lunch there and don't have to pay for parking. El Paraiso has buoys in the ocean so the seaweed doesn't overflow the beach.
If you have a group of people, renting a car is the best thing to do! If you're just by yourself, you might want to take a Chichen-Itza tour. Renting a car varies. We walked to each rental company and asked their prices, but every place was either booked, expensive or didn't have any available automatic cars. We ended up at Budget and rented a car there. You have to get their car insurance or else you'll have to put a $3,000 USD deposit down. The process was simple though and the car drove smoothly. They gave us the rental car on empty… who does that? So be careful when filling up your gas tank or else you might end up paying more than what you received.
If you rent a car, you can do a day trip and go to Chichen-Itza, cenote zaci, and cenote suyton. We stopped a few times off the road when we saw food stands and got yummy churros and Duros. SO good. If you take a tour, some stop at Chichen-Itza, cenote suyton, and the city center of Valladolid.
OMG. The burritos at Burrito Amor are by far the best burritos I've ever had. This restaurant has a nice ambiance and a mixture of different food – breakfast, burritos, drinks, etc. They also have gluten free coconut tortillas. They have 4 different sauces that they provide, and I loved their chipotle sauce. I literally drowned my burrito in the chipotle sauce. You must go! I went towards the end of my trip, and went two days in a row because it was so good. It's definitely a place you'll want to go to more than once.
This is a great place to go to if you're vegetarian or vegan. It's really good so even if you eat meat, this place is worth checking out. There's so many dishes that sounded delicious that it was hard for me to choose just one meal. They have a plethora of dishes to choose from. When I was sitting there for lunch, there were so many food delivery bikes that were picking up orders for people. That's how you know it's good… or that people are lazy LOL.
This requires a weekend trip to Cozumel. I highly recommend going there if you have time. Cozumel is one of the best scuba diving destinations in the western hemisphere. Unfortunately I am not certified, but I went snorkeling above the scuba divers, and it was still breathtaking.
Sian Ka'an Bisophere Reserve is unique and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's the biggest protected area of the Caribbean too! Thanks to me, you can learn from my wonderful mistakes. I made the awful mistake of not booking a tour to Sian Ka'an ahead of time because I thought there would be availability since it was slow season (October). Well, please do not wait till last minute (like me) and result in not being able to go. If I did go, I would have booked Sian Ka'an Deluxe By Boat tour with Tony (see below for contact information).
Actually… funny story about that. I approached one of the tour stands and the guy working there, Tony, told me they were all sold out. He talked to his boss and they extended their hours to 10 pm (normally they close at 8 pm) so they can try and recruit more people for the tour. If we were able to find 2 other people to join me on the tour the next day, I'd be able to go! If not, I wouldn't be able to go because it'd cost too much money to allow 1-2 people on a boat. So, my friend Jorden & I went on a mission and I basically "harassed" (as a hostel worker stated) to recruit more people to join me on the tour. I unsuccessfully failed, but it was an exhilarating 2 hours approaching random people on the street, random people eating ice cream, and going into random hostels and asking them.
SO long story short, BOOK YOUR TRIP IN ADVANCE! During slow season they only bring 1 boat out. During peak season, they bring multiple boats out. Either way, they book fast. You can book a tour online with iTour or you can book with Tony. The trip is from 8 am – 4 pm and it includes transportation, buffet lunch and soft drinks, snacks, snorkeling equipment, etc.
Every time I passed this place, it was crowded with people. It's a very fun and lively place to get drinks at. The workers dance on top of the bar and they swing around poles. It's amazing. I recommend checking the prices of your drinks though… we didn't look at the menu and ordered a bunch of tequila shots and our bill was over $100 (2000+ pesos). Oops!
Sancho, also known as freedom donkey, brought my friends and I so much joy while we were there. He belongs to Zulum Beach Club, and walks around freely. He does whatever the heck he wants and sometimes ends up walking up and down the beach. Since he is a donkey, and donkeys kick, please make sure you are never standing behind him. I also recommend being careful with your food and purse. He ate my friends fries and he also went into a few people's purses. He is literally the best though and brought us so much joy.
Zulum was probably one of my favorite places on the beach. It's not pretentious and the staff at the Zulum restaurant are SO nice!!! They also have the CUTEST blind dog named Nube (cloud in English). As stated above, they have a donkey that just roams around. He's quite comical. The food was delicious as well and the portions are HUGE! The WiFi was super strong at the beach too! It's a great place to eat, work, and relax. The workers there are phenomenal though and are so accommodating. One night we wanted to sit on the beach and chill, but every hotel we went to, we basically were escorted out because people are not allowed to be on the beach at night. We were only allowed to go to the restaurant. Well, not with Zulum. They're amazing! We were able to sit on the lounge chairs and relax with Sancho, the donkey.
If you've seen Tulum, you've probably seen the infamous photo of people sitting in the nets of the tree house. That beautiful Instagram photo is located at Kin Toh restaurant in the Azulik hotel. I recommend making reservations there. It's pretty expensive, so beware. I didn't get the chance to go, but the views look amazing.
My best friend introduced me to a traditional Mayan ceremony that involves a temazcal (translation: house of heat). The experience encourages reflection and introspection. It was an experience I'll never forget and something I'll forever cherish. I encourage you to do this with an open mind and see where it takes you.
This was one of my favorite places to work at. They have strong WiFi and so many adorable dogs roaming around the cafe. The food was delicious as well! They're known for their breakfast bowls. They cook it in a clay bowl. I also had the vegetarian sandwich… OMG. I think the best vegetarian sandwich I've ever had. SO good!!!
You know how they say millennial's won't be able to buy a house because they constantly buy avocado toast? Well, have the luxury of eating avocado toast AND save some money! Tulum Art Club has the BEST avocado toast. It's very filling and loaded with avocado. I had the avocado toast with cherry tomatoes… SO good.
Each night a different hotel hosts a full moon party. I recommend looking up which full moon party is on what night and go! You can look on Facebook for full moon events for each night.
I can't begin to express my sincere gratitude for this experience. I've never attended a women's circle, but it was simply amazing. A full moon women's circle is when a group of women come together to embrace the moons energy. It's usually free, but based on donations. My friend stumbled upon it on Facebook. Each women's circle is different from another. My experience was based on cleansing, singing/chanting, massage line (so amazing), powerful messages, words of encouragement, and connecting with other women through communal energy.
This is a experience you don't get often… unless you live somewhere where you have a clear shot of the moon rising over the horizon. I am from the Bay Area where there's hills, houses, tall buildings, etc. that block the horizon. It was an incredible sight watching the moon slowly rise over the ocean. I watched it at the Tulum beach.
Farm to Table serves meat and vegetarian/vegan options. The food uses organic, local, and seasonal products. I went there for breakfast and had a yummy acai bowl. There's a lot of variety of food to choose from.
It's super easy and nothing to stress over. The bus leaves every 45 minutes from the Cancun airport. There's only 4 buses that go directly to Tulum from the Cancun airport. Those 4 buses still stop in Playa Del Carmen, but you don't have to switch buses. If you can't make the 4 direct buses, it's still super easy. You will get a ticket from the airport to Playa Del Carmen. After you get there, you'll have to buy another bus ticket to Tulum. The Playa Del Carmen bus station has food and drinks, and outside of the bus station, there's McDonald's and everything you can think of. It's a super touristy location.
Collectivos are a very easy and cost effective way to get somewhere. It's basically a ride share in a big van. They'll squeeze as many people that can fit and they will drop off anywhere on the way. It's super cheap too. From Playa Del Carmen to Tulum (~1 hr ride), it was only 45 pesos! They leave at Calle 7 and 15 Ave every day until 11 pm. You'll see a line of vans and someone standing there directing people.
Getting around is super easy. I highly suggest renting a bike so you can easily mob around Tulum. You can bike to the ruins, cenotes, beaches, pueblo, etc. Depending where you're staying, everywhere is about a 10-50 minute bike ride. If you don't want to ride a bike, you can also walk to certain places. Everything is a little spread out so you might have to walk an awfully long time. If you don't want to ride a bike or walk, you can take a taxi. Taxi's are pretty cheap and reasonable. There's no meters though so you should ask how much it is before getting in. It was pretty much 150 pesos ($7.42) from the pueblo to the Tulum beach, and 120 pesos ($5.94) from Tulum beach to the pueblo. *prices are subject to change.
Where to stay depends on what you're looking for and what type of vacation it is. If you want a resort type of vacation, then staying at a resort on the beach is best. However, if you don't want to pay resort prices, I recommend staying at an Airbnb or hostel in the pueblo (city center). It's a lot more lively, cheaper than the beach, and there is a lot to do there. There's little shops you can get souvenirs at, tons of restaurants that are open pretty late, bars you can drink at, etc. Our Airbnb was located two blocks from the ADO bus station and located right near the pueblo. It was the perfect location, strong WiFi, and spacious. It's about a 45 minute bike ride to the beach or a ~$10 taxi. If you don't have an Airbnb account, you can get $40 off your booking if you sign up with my link.
Buy your ticket at the ticket counter at the ADO bus station. I recommend not buying your bus ticket online because you still have to physically buy your ticket at the counter. My friend made the mistake of buying a ticket online and assuming she purchased it. Turns out she actually didn't purchase it, she only reserved it. Since she didn't show up to purchase her ticket by a certain time before departure, they sold her ticket to someone else. Make sure to read the fine print if you decide to book a ticket online.
There's 4 different terminals at the airport so I recommend looking up where your airline flies out of. I made the mistake of not doing that, and I fell asleep on the bus. When I woke up at one of the terminals, no one got off the bus so I didn't either. At the second terminal stop, a bunch of people got off. I decided to ask the bus driver and he told me the previous stop was my terminal (face palm – ugh). I had to hurry off the bus, run really fast with my luggage to the airport shuttle, and ride to the correct terminal. The shuttle runs every 30-40 minutes in case you miss it. Basically, just look up which terminal to fly out of and if you have questions, ask the bus driver. They speak English and can help you out. If you're flying out of Southwest, you'll be flying out of terminal 4.
I absolutely LOVED Tulum and know you will too. What was your favorite part about Tulum? Have any questions or comments? Comment below!


Crocus is an early period Arts and Crafts line introduced by Roseville Pottery in 1905. This line may have been called Egyptian, and collectors sometimes call it Conventional Landscape or Shiny Aztec. Designs tend to be a floral motif on a background of either a different shade or a contrasting color. This slip decorated line shares many of its shapes with Aztec, another early Arts and Crafts line. There are no known factory stock pages for Crocus and, therefore, no record of how many shapes there are. Crocus is usually unmarked, but may have a die-impressed number, slip-painted artist�s initials, or the Rozane Ware wafer.
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There are more than a dozen live games on offer including different types or blackjack and roulette, as well as one baccarat option. The selection isn't ground-breaking but it's certainly sufficient for players who like to mix it up with a few live hands now and then.
Classic table games and video poker make up the rest of the selection to ensure that players will want for nothing at Energy Casino.
Energy Casino has been optimised for mobile play – even on older models – so it shouldn't be a problem for you to play on your smartphone or tablet no matter how old it is, within reason. Hundreds of games from the desktop version have been ported to the mobile version, and you can even use your bonus spins on there too.
Customer support is available 24/7 at Energy Casino through their live chat feature. The bi-lingual support team cover English, German, Hungarian, Latvian, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Serbian and Swedish so communication shouldn't be an issue.
Staff are quick and helpful, and if live chat doesn't suit your issue you can also get in touch with the team via their international phone number or email.
There's no funny business to report here. Energy Casino accepts all major payment and withdrawal methods such as debit and credit cards, Skrill, Neteller and Paysafecard. They also accept a few lesser known deposit methods including Yandex, dotpay, Qiwi, Trustly, Przelewy24 and more – check out their 'Help' page for a full list.
Essentially casinos are all about games, and there is no shortage of them here. With over 300 games from some of the best software providers in the world today, there's enough here to entertain players of all tastes. It's also nice to see some unique offers in the promotions section, like tickets to live football matches.
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