In this March 29, 2014 file photo, Aziza al-Yousef drives a car on a highway in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, as part of a campaign to defy Saudi Arabia's then ban on women driving. Nearly a dozen Saudi women's rights activists, most of them imprisoned, have attended their third court session Wednesday, April 3, 2019, and were told their trials will continue for at least two more weeks. Meanwhile, three women who were granted temporary release last week, among them al-Yousef and Eman al-Najfan, were told their next court date would take place after the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which coincides with early June.
Saudi Arabia detained eight people, including two dual U.S.-Saudi citizens, in a new round of arrests in the kingdom targeting individuals supportive of women's rights and those with ties to jailed activists, a person with knowledge of the apprehensions said Friday.
It marks the first sweep of arrests to target individuals perceived as critics of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman since the killing of writer Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul in October. The arrests come despite global outcry over Khashoggi's grisly killing by Saudi agents in an operation directed by former top aides to the crown prince.
Those detained include a pregnant woman and seven men, among them two U.S.-Saudi nationals: Badr al-Ibrahim, a writer and physician, and Salah al-Haidar, whose mother is prominent women's rights activist Aziza al-Yousef who was recently temporarily released from prison.
Nearly all of those detained Thursday were taken from their homes in the capital, Riyadh. One individual was arrested in the eastern city of Dammam, according to the person with knowledge of the arrests, who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity for fear of retribution.
Those arrested include: Khadijah al-Harbi, a feminist writer who is pregnant; her husband Thumar al-Marzouqi, also a writer; Mohammed al-Sadiq and Abdullah al-Dehailan, both writers; and Fahad Abalkhail, an activist who supported the right of women to drive.
The person with knowledge of their arrests said the group is among 13 people placed under travel bans since February.


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Q: How to create a loop that run the code from beginning How to loop back the code to the first line after it done the calculation?
Console.WriteLine("Enter Temp in Celcius");
int x = Convert.ToInt16(Console.ReadLine());
if (x <= -271.15)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Temperature below absolute zero!");
    }
else
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Your answer is " + ((x * 1.8) + 32) + "F");
    }

A: If its a continous loop thats required, use a while or do while loop and exit based on user input. The do while version executes the code atleast once and then executes further till the condition turns false and while version executes only when condition is met and conntinues to execute till the condition turns false
bool continueProcessing = true;
while (continueProcessing) --condition
{
Console.WriteLine("Enter Temp in Celcius");
int x = Convert.ToInt16(Console.ReadLine());
if (x <= -271.15)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Temperature below absolute zero!");
    }
else
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Your answer is " + ((x * 1.8) + 32) + "F");
    }
}

Now inside the loop, get the user input and check if he wants to continue and set the value of continueProcessing to false. Try to implement that part yourself and see :)

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The potter's fields that became city parks
Next time you find yourself lounging in a Manhattan park, consider the thousands of residents who may have occupied the site before you—when it was a cemetery.
Washington Square Park, Madison Square Park, and Bryant Park are among the parks that started out as potter's fields.
Here the city laid to rest its paupers, prisoners, unclaimed and diseased until the mid-19th century.
Madison Square Park was the first, in 1794. When it was full in 1797, potter's field was moved to Washington Square, to a parcel ". . . bounded on the road leading from the Bowery Lane at the two Mile Stone to Greenwich," according to It Happened in Washington Square by Emily Kies Folpe.
Estimates vary, but up to 100,000 New Yorkers may have been buried there—with the tombstone of a possible Yellow Fever victim popping up in 2009.
"After the yellow fever epidemic of 1823, with Greenwich booming just to the west, and Bond Street burgeoning just to the east, the city barred further burials and routed new corpses north to what is today Bryant Park," states New York City historian and author Mike Wallace in a 2007 New York Times interview.
When that potter's field was chosen as the site of the Croton Reservoir in the 1840s, "the remains of 100,000 paupers and strangers were transferred in 1857 to Ward's Island, and then, finally, to Hart Island, acquired by the city in 1868, with 45 acres of the 100 acre island being set aside as a potter's field that opened the following year," says Wallace.
To this day, Hart Island, off the Bronx, remains the city's potter's field—and the former burial grounds underwent pretty makeovers into lovely parks.
[Washington Square Park and Bryant Park photos from the 1930s, from the NYPL Digital Collection]
Tags:Bryant Park history, Hart Island Potters Field, It Happened in Washington Square, Madison Square Park history, New York cemeteries, New York City park, Potter's Field New York City, Washington Square Park history, yellow fever epidemic New York City
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Washington Square Park's "Tramp's Retreat"
"This image of a ragged fellow begging from a well-dressed woman in Washington Square . . . testifies to Washington Square's split personality at the end of the 19th century," writes Emily Kies Folpe in her terrific book, It Happened in Washington Square.
Folpe quotes an 1892 Century magazine article about the Square, which notes that one section was populated by homeless men and called "Tramp's Retreat."
This Harper's piece from 1900 identifies as on the southwest end.
While the northern, Fifth Avenue side of Washington Square was as elite and genteel as it was 50 years earlier, the southern side was now bordered by rooming houses . . . and filled with tramps.
"To the tramp, who is attracted hither in summer by the cool shade, the square serves several purposes. It serves him first in the capacity of a restaurant, where he may eat his luncheon unmolested," states the Harper's article.
Lastly it serves him as a lodging house, where he slumbers peacefully until the 'sparrow cop' comes around and awakens him."
[Washington Square postcard from the NYPL Digital Collection]
Tags:Emily Kies Folpe, It Happened in Washington Square, vintage New York postcards, Washington Square, Washington Square 1890s, Washington Square arch, Washington Square homeless men, Washington Square Park, Washington Square south side, Washington Square tramps
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Two famous writers meet in Washington Square
Imagine two celebrities today greeting each other on a Greenwich Village street, then sitting on a park bench together just shooting the breeze, apparently unrecognized.
That's what happened one day in September 1887, when Mark Twain took the train from his Connecticut home to New York to meet Robert Louis Stevenson, the popular writer of Treasure Island.
"The Scottish-born Stevenson was staying near the square at a hotel on Tenth Street and University Place," writes Emily Kies Folpe in the wonderful It Happened in Washington Square.
Stevenson, suffering from tuberculosis, was passing through the city on his way to an upstate sanitarium.
"The two famous writers strolled down to the park and, following Stevenson's doctor's orders to take in the sun every day, settled down on a sunny bench to enjoy a good talk."
So what did they discuss? According to the website of the Hotel Albert (now a co-op), where Stevenson likely stayed on 10th Street:
"The two men settled comfortably into a sunny part of the northwest corner of the park and spent the next five hours telling stories to one another, 'regardless of wives, lunch and doctors, from 10 a.m….until 3 in the afternoon.'"
Twain moved to the Village in 1900 and spend the rest of his life as a New Yorker. Stevenson died at 44, seven years after his park meetup with Twain.
Tags:Gilded Age New York, Hotel Albert, It Happened in Washington Square, Mark Twain Greenwich Village, Mark Twain in New York City, Mark Twain's New York, New York City in 1887, New York writers, Robert Louis Stevenson, Twain and Stevenson
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Jacqueline Woodson, author of Brown Girl Dreaming, shares three books she can't stop recommending.
Jacqueline Woodson is the award-winning author of Brown Girl Dreaming, which tells the moving story of her childhood in mesmerizing verse. Through each poem, Jacqueline shares what it was like to grow up as an African American girl in the 1960s and 1970s, living with the remnants of Jim Crow. It's a beautiful book with an important message for children and adults alike.
Touching on topics like mental illness, survival, and family, the three books mentioned by Jacqueline below showcase strength and perseverance through even the most difficult times—they remind readers to never give up.
Watch the video below to see what Jacqueline Woodson is recommending that you, and everyone you know, read.
JACQUELINE WOODSON is the 2018-2019 National Ambassador for Young People's Literature. She received the 2018 Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award and the 2018 Children's Literature Legacy Award, and is the 2014 National Book Award Winner for her New York Times bestselling memoir Brown Girl Dreaming, which was also a recipient of the Coretta Scott King Award, a Newbery Honor, the NAACP Image Award and a Sibert Honor. In 2015, Woodson was named the Young People's Poet Laureate by the Poetry Foundation.


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In the southern plain of this province, the distribution of mean annual temperature is quite uniform oscillating between 24 and 26 o C (75 and 79 o F). In the winter, it can reach values ranging from 20 to 22o C (68 to 72 o F) and in the summer it rises from 26 to 28o C (79 to 82 o F).
Annual rainfall can reach values between 1400 and 1800 mm (55 and 63 in) towards the north, in the surroundings of the Guaniguanico mountain range, while more to the south it descends to values between 600 and 800 mm (24 and 31 in). Annual insolation, in terms of the sum of hours of sunshine, is uniform and equals that of the sunniest inland plains in the island reaching 2700 to 2900 hours of sunshine.
Along mountainous territories, the climate is varied, but dominated by an average annual insolation going from the isohel of less than 7 hours of sunshine to that of 7.5 hours a day. Mean annual temperature of the air is 24o C (75o F), with isolated isotherms of 23o C (73o F) linking the highest places and the umbrageous caverns of the hummocks' lowlands. During the first months of the year, in inner mountain valleys, there have been notably low temperature records little before sunrise when the thermometers of explorers have descended from 4 to 6o C (39 to 43o F). Towards the western end of this region, the absolute lowest annual air temperature isotherm, with a likeliness of occurrence of a 5%, reaches 4o C (39o F ).
In general, the province's climate is a tropical rainy one. The conditions of climate well-being are the best, especially in elevated zones.


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Haggen Store Sales Get Green Light
By Daina Beth Solomon
Gelson's Markets and Smart & Final Stores are making good on plans to expand their Los Angeles footprint by sweeping up stores from bankrupt grocer Haggen.
A bankruptcy court has approved Gelson's bid to purchase six Southern California stores, including one in Santa Monica. The Encino supermarket chain said on Monday that it is awaiting court approval to pick up Laguna Beach and Carlsbad properties, where landlords have submitted objections. Gelson's did not disclose the terms of the agreement, but earlier court documents priced the bid for eight stores at $36 million.
Smart & Final won approval to purchase 23 stores in Central and Southern California, and is awaiting the green light on nine others. The total tally would give it eight Los Angeles sites. Chief Executive Dave Hirz told the Business Journal that the Commerce grocer would pay about $70 million to take over the properties and another $70 million on renovations.
Another big winner amid Haggen's collapse is Boise grocer Albertsons – the very company that fueled Haggen's overly ambitious expansion by handing over nearly 150 stores when it merged with Pleasanton's Safeway Inc. Albertsons had been forced to give them up to comply with anti-trust laws, but now bankruptcy court has approved its return to two Los Angeles locations and 31 more in California, Arizona, Nevada, Oregon and Washington.
Sprouts, a produce-centric market from Phoenix, will also pick up a Los Angeles site, along with several others in California and Nevada. Two real estate firms – Regency Centers of Jacksonville, Fla. and West L.A.'s Balboa Retail – won approval to nab the final two Los Angeles slots.
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English to Malay Meaning of farmhand - pekerja ladang
Farmhand :
pekerja ladang
Inflections of farmhand
Definitions of farmhand in English
Noun(1) a hired hand on a farm
Examples of farmhand in English
(1) Judith came from a farming family; Ron's passion for farming came from regular visits to friends on a farm in his childhood and experience working as a farmhand .(2) He also became concerned about spreading the disease when he visited farms as a freelance farmhand .(3) Among other things, during the time since I last spoke with Lea she has been a farmhand , become a qualified SCUBA diver, learnt to drive a tractor, learnt to drive a turbo diesel truck, and about a million other fun and fantastic things.(4) Back in England, Sam learnt that the original matchbox had been retrieved, 20 years after its loss, by a farmhand who had found it while ploughing a field that very morning.(5) After working as a farmhand , Fred married Mary and took over the family farm.(6) After a week's hard work as a farmhand up country in Australia he would return home at the weekends and get involved with the local Salvationists.(7) Well, let's get rid of the farmhand and stop farming.(8) Sid and Joey are proud of the family history the farms portray, from the stately Westleigh bank barn to the handmade gate hinges and latches made from iron by a 1930s farmhand .(9) This may be by helping out at a local practice for a couple of hours a week or even gaining experience as a farmhand or helping out during the lambing season.(10) For the next two decades, the draft remained a successful and relatively uncontroversial fixture of American life. Millions of young men, from farmhands to Harvard students, put in their two years of service.(11) She could be at home, hunting with the youngest of her brothers, Allan, or helping the farmhands with the harvest, instead of trekking for weeks through the Middle Lands to attend a council she would not be asked to sit on.(12) I had come to the farm with dreams of sweating in the sun with a hoe in my hand, chucking bales of hay at burly farmhands while my daughter played in the clean earth, chasing after small wild creatures.(13) Leona remembered one of the farmhands telling her that the crops were doing better than they had done for years.(14) They find a job working as farmhands at the Tyler Ranch, harvesting barley.(15) On Monday, the farmhands were tested on their agricultural knowledge in a farmyard quiz.(16) This is not their traditional business, but the successive drought and consequent crop failure have driven these farmhands to look for alternative employment.
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(1) farm hand ::
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Even if Ontario's current rate of electricity production were to be generated entirely from renewable resources or nuclear energy, and if an equivalent amount of other energy could be realized from cogeneration, deep lake-water cooling, and passive solar means, the total available energy would be less than half of recent use (see Figure 1). There still would be substantial dependence on what could be increasingly expensive oil and natural gas, unless strong measures to reduce energy use were put in place.
High energy prices themselves contribute to reductions in energy consumption. The long-term price elasticity of demand for gasoline is perhaps around -0.6, meaning that for every percentage point of price increase there is a reduction in consumption by 0.6%.40 Some of this is achieved through purchase of more fuel-efficient vehicles. Some is achieved through travelling by different modes or by reducing the amount of motorized travel.
Elements of the Smart Growth policy could be critical to the way in which individuals and businesses are able to reduce their energy consumption for transportation through travelling by different modes and by reducing the amount of motorized travel. Travelling by different modes requires availability of more public transit, which in turn requires settlements of a size and density sufficient to support transit. Travelling fewer motorized kilometres again requires denser settlements, as well as amenities for pedestrians and cyclists.
Energy use for the movement of people is closely related to urban density. This is shown in Figure 11, in which the energy use data shown in Figure 6 are plotted against residential densities.41 The 52 urban regions fall on or close to a straight line whose slope suggests that a given relative difference in density is associated with a somewhat smaller relative difference in energy use for the movement of people. (More specifically, the slope of the log-log plot in Figure 11 suggests that the square of the energy use is inversely associated with the cube of the density.)
Figure 11. Energy use for moving people and settlement density, 52 affluent urban regions, 1995 (log scales)
An indication of how things change within an urban region, specifically the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), is in Figure 12 and Table 2.42 Both travel mode and total distance travelled change with settlement density. Indeed, the actual differences within the GTA correspond closely to the differences between urban regions portrayed in Figure 11.43 This suggests, for example, that transport energy use in the GTA's outer suburbs could be halved by developing and redeveloping them to the density of the core ring.
Figure 12. Shares of weekday trips by residents of different parts of the Greater Toronto Area, 2001
Car ownership levels, shown for concentric parts of the GTA in Table 2, appear to be critical factor in transport energy use, for the following reason. For a given country, the number of kilometres driven per personal vehicle is remarkably constant from year to year. In Canada, for example, it changed only from 17,300 to 18,000 kilometres per vehicle between 1990 and 2000.44 Other countries show similar or greater constancy in this value. Thus, an important factor in the distance travelled by automobile in a country is the number of vehicles in use. If the number of vehicles goes up by 10% then the distance driven goes up by about 10%. It seems to be a case of "have car, will travel." It follows that strategies designed to reduce car use that do not seek to reduce car ownership may be likely to fail.
Thus, as well as increasing density and adding transit facilities, there may be a need to design communities so that living in them without a car is at least as appealing as living with a car (or living with one car rather than two per household, or two cars rather than three).
Table 2. Travel data, car ownership, and residential density in the Greater Toronto Area, 2001
Core ring
Inner Suburbs
Outer suburbs
Number of motorized trips per day per person
Distance travelled by transit (km. per person)
Distance travelled by automobile (km. per person)
Households with no car
Annual energy use for transport (MJ per person)
Residential density (persons per square km. of urbanized area)
Information about how energy use for freight transport varies with urban form is not available. Distance travelled could vary inversely with density, as it does for the movement of people, but other factors may apply differently. There is at present no equivalent in freight transport to the greater opportunities to provide and use public transport that are available where densities are higher. Conceiving, designing, and implementing such opportunities will likely become a major challenge as energy constraints become more evident.45
As noted in connection with Figure 1, more energy is used in Ontario for space heating and cooling than for the movement of people. However, households and businesses spend considerably less on these functions because there is much less tax on energy used for heating and cooling. Energy use in buildings varies with many factors--including building size, type, shape, age, orientation, composition, use, maintenance record, immediate location, etc.--that for the most part obscure relationships with settlement density.
Perhaps the clearest relationship is the obvious one: other things being equal, the amount of heating and cooling required is closely related to the floor area that is being used. Thus, reductions in per capita in-building energy use can usually be achieved by reducing the amount of floor space used per person.
What is also clear is that buildings can be designed to maintain comfort in winter with no or almost no use of added heating. This can be easier for large buildings, e.g., the headquarters building of Ontario Power Generation (OPG) in Toronto, which relies mainly on adroit capture and use of heat from bodies, lighting, and machines. There are several examples of smaller Ontario buildings, such as the home of Anthony and Mary Ketchum in Hockley Valley, which is not on the electrical grid and relies on heavy insulation, solar heating, earth energy, and occasional use of a wood stove.46 Summer cooling is a challenge for larger buildings, which can have large amounts of internally produced heat to offset.
Upgrading existing buildings to use no or little energy for space heating and cooling can be a major undertaking,47 but almost every building can benefit from attention to unnecessary heat loss in winter and unnecessary heat gain in summer. As energy prices rise, there will be more incentive to upgrade buildings. Energy consumption will become a major criterion in the purchase of new homes and other buildings. Also, many buildings will be more intensively used, to reduce per-person energy costs. This could have profound implications for the Smart Growth strategy.
A comprehensive Smart Growth strategy could facilitate reduction of energy consumption within buildings by mandating low-energy-use designs and providing incentives for upgrading, funded by taxes on fossil-fuel energy delivered to buildings (analogous to the use of gasoline taxes to fund transit, an increasingly appealing strategy across Canada).
Increasing settlement densities alone is likely to have much less effect on in-building energy use than on transport energy use.
40. For a review of gasoline price elasticities, including North American studies, see Glaister S, Graham D, The effect of fuel prices on motorists. Automobile Association, London, UK (September 2000), available at the URL below. http://195.167.162.28/policyviews/pdf/effect_fuel_prices.pdf. Accessed October 7, 2002.
41. The data shown in Figure 11 are in the source detailed in Footnote 14.
42. The data in Figure 12 and Table 2--except the estimates of density and energy use in the bottom two rows of Table 2, which are the author's--are from the 2001 Transportation Tomorrow Survey, Joint Program in Transportation, University of Toronto (2002), available at the URL below. 'Core' is Planning District 1 as used in the Survey, 'Core Ring' comprises adjacent planning districts (Nos. 2, 3, 4, and 6), 'Inner Suburbs comprises the rest of what is now the City of Toronto, and 'Outer Suburbs' comprises the rest of the Greater Toronto Area (not including what is now the City of Hamilton). Note that the estimates of distances travelled are based of trips having a straight-line distance of less than 61 kilometres only, and are corrected for actual routes taken. Car and transit journeys are assumed to require 3.48 and 1.74 megajoules per passenger-kilometre respectively. http://www.jpint.utoronto.ca/tts96/tts96.html. Accessed July 17, 2003.
43. More specifically, if the estimates in the bottom two rows of Table 2 are plotted in Figure 12, they fall close to the indicated trend line. This suggests that the relationship between transport energy use and residential density found within urban regions may be the same as that between urban regions.
44. Information about distance travelled per vehicle is from the source indicated in Footnote 3, supplemented by information provided in an Excel file (adjDistpass.xls) attached to an e-mail from Nathalie Trudeau of Natural Resources Canada to the author dated August 6, 2002.
45. More efficient movement of freight in urban areas could involve greater use of common carriers and cooperative delivery arrangements, and even the use of automated systems sharing the PRT infrastructure touched on in Footnote 36.
46. O'Reilly D., "How to live in 1,600-sq.-ft. home and keep utility costs under $500." Toronto Star, September 26, 2002.
47. The City of Toronto's Better Buildings Partnership comprises programs to reduce energy use in five types of building, and a program whereby loans are repaid through savings in fuel costs. According to the Partnership's Web site, at the URL below, to date $126 million has been invested resulting in energy-cost savings of about $19 million a year. The goal for 2012 is to have completed retrofits of commercial and industrial buildings representing 40% of the total such floor area, i.e., about 40 million out or about 10 0 million square metres. http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/wes/techservices/bbp/index.htm. Accessed July 22, 2003.
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, let's not forget in germany, unlike the netherlands, people also worry a good deal about russia. in germany, you are looking at two serious security threats, challenges to european order, with not a lot of clarity at this point on how you deal with them. dan: picking up on walter's point, how big a factor is the russian "threat" to europe in all of this? how much are these european leaders deeply concerned about where russia fits in? >> i think they are deeply concerned. i think we have all been paying attention over the last year to russia's role in potentially destabilizing what we have seen as democracy and a coherent international order in the western hemisphere. i think there is not a politician that is not somewhat amazed by the resurgence in power by that country. i think the u.n. -- i think there's all kinds of discussion about how that is unfolding. dan: in russia meddling -- and russia meddling in elections in europe? >> the pressure -- the presence of russia on all levels. whether you are talking about cybersecurity -- dan: everything. >> exactly. the real question raised
, let's not forget in germany, unlike the netherlands, people also worry a good deal about russia. in germany, you are looking at two serious security threats, challenges to european order, with not a lot of clarity at this point on how you deal with them. dan: picking up on walter's point, how big a factor is the russian "threat" to europe in all of this? how much are these european leaders deeply concerned about where russia fits in? >> i think they are deeply concerned. i...
Charlie Rose : BLOOMBERG : March 6, 2017 6:00pm-7:01pm EST
sessions recused himself from any investigation into charges russia meddled in the 2016 election. this followed new revelations sessions met with the russian investment the u.s. in the lead up to the election. sessions addressed the situation at a news conference late yesterday afternoon. >> i have decided to recuse myself from any existing or future investigation of any matter relating in any way with the campaigns for president of united states. this announcement should not be interpreted as confirmation of the existence of any ofestigation or suggestive the scope of any such investigation. jeff: several top democrats have called for sessions to resign. president trump has remained stoutly behind him. joining us from washington is eric lichtblau and karen tumulty. thank you for joining us. what is next on the sessions' front? is whatnk what is next has been going on along, which is the sort of drip of more and more reports of contacts of people in the president's circle with the russians or russian officials. what is surprising at this point and perhaps it is a reflection of the fact
sessions recused himself from any investigation into charges russia meddled in the 2016 election. this followed new revelations sessions met with the russian investment the u.s. in the lead up to the election. sessions addressed the situation at a news conference late yesterday afternoon. >> i have decided to recuse myself from any existing or future investigation of any matter relating in any way with the campaigns for president of united states. this announcement should not be...
united arab emirates per russia. this consists of a letter of personal correspondences to his voice forng to find a modern islam in this world. i am pleased to have him at this table. what was the origin of the on?ters to your s >> it goes back to when i was going through a phase of asking many questions and not finding answers in our culture and you couldn't pose them. when i noticed was that the situation had not changed and that the process was happening in my older son and my younger wouldd i decided that i make a best effort to sort of put up a framework to explain how those answers could come about. >> was there a literary example in your mind? that my initial original marks and the version was much longer. they said, you should think about addressing concerns here and i thought that this was everything began read this andd i i am pleased with the way the language has broken down. >> is this the way that you talked to him? >> yes. i think that it is important to explain things in a fairly simple manner and i was taught things and the presentation should be easy. -- >> now, i a
united arab emirates per russia. this consists of a letter of personal correspondences to his voice forng to find a modern islam in this world. i am pleased to have him at this table. what was the origin of the on?ters to your s >> it goes back to when i was going through a phase of asking many questions and not finding answers in our culture and you couldn't pose them. when i noticed was that the situation had not changed and that the process was happening in my older son and my younger...
the administration either. dan: right. i want to come back to the russia piece of this. one other issue, today the administration, secretary kelly, announced a new order relating to the travel ban. i'm somewhat sympathetic. we can debate the rollout of the initial travel ban, but the argument the initial administration made, that in those countries where individuals are traveling from, you have basically failed states, collapsed vetting processes -- shouldn't there be a case for at least tightening up the process by which we make decisions about who comes in and out of the country? michael: i understand. it took the not so failed state, theck -- iraq, out of order. i would say we have a far better implementation plan, but i disagree with the premise. it's not because these aren't that places. they are. but i do think the campaign rhetoric has gotten ahead of our skis here, and how much a threat this really represents. the second thing is the campaign continually says, and we have no idea who these people are -- that is not true. we do have vetting. let me go out on a limb here and
the administration either. dan: right. i want to come back to the russia piece of this. one other issue, today the administration, secretary kelly, announced a new order relating to the travel ban. i'm somewhat sympathetic. we can debate the rollout of the initial travel ban, but the argument the initial administration made, that in those countries where individuals are traveling from, you have basically failed states, collapsed vetting processes -- shouldn't there be a case for at least...
Charlie Rose : BLOOMBERG : March 1, 2017 10:00pm-11:01pm EST
, filling in for charlie rose. our guest is the ambassador to emirates torab russia. his new book is a series of personal correspondences to his older son. it seeks to answer the question of how moderate muslims can find a voice that is true to islam while engaging in the modern world. i am pleased to welcome the ambassador at this table. welcome, sir. >> thank you very much. john: what was the origin to the letters to your son? >> the idea of connecting a set of articles and concepts goes back quite a long way to a time when i was 13, 14, and i was myself going through a phase of asking many different questions and not finding the answers in our culture. there was a sense in which it could not pose those questions. i noticed that when time went by the situation had not changed ,, and i noticed the same process was happening in my older son and also my younger son. i decided if nobody else would have done it, i should make my best effort to sort of put a kind of framework around those questions and try to explain how optimal answers might come about. john: was there any literary exampl
, filling in for charlie rose. our guest is the ambassador to emirates torab russia. his new book is a series of personal correspondences to his older son. it seeks to answer the question of how moderate muslims can find a voice that is true to islam while engaging in the modern world. i am pleased to welcome the ambassador at this table. welcome, sir. >> thank you very much. john: what was the origin to the letters to your son? >> the idea of connecting a set of articles and...
russia, bruce ghani in italy, erdogan in turkey. now she is dealing with donald trump in the united states. the u.s. is such a major trading partner and ally of the u.s. that she has to figure out how to work with the new american president. i think that is what you saw today whenever she may make of him and it would be wonderful to know what her inside thoughts are, she was going to make this relationship work. she came to washington to try to find common ground. i think the news conference they held together was an illustration of two people literally poles apart on crucial issues. but at least from her perspective, trying very hard to find a way to work together. john: i got the sense that she expressed, suddenly if you will -- subtly if you will, to donald trump that she will take care of this part of the relationship and he can take part of this relationship. she set out domains she thought germany would be better to handle and other aspects of the migrant crisis trump to deal with on his own and that would build into a kind of bifurcated relationship that might function very w
russia, bruce ghani in italy, erdogan in turkey. now she is dealing with donald trump in the united states. the u.s. is such a major trading partner and ally of the u.s. that she has to figure out how to work with the new american president. i think that is what you saw today whenever she may make of him and it would be wonderful to know what her inside thoughts are, she was going to make this relationship work. she came to washington to try to find common ground. i think the news conference...
Charlie Rose : BLOOMBERG : March 22, 2017 10:00pm-11:01pm EDT
russia. wherever he's going, it's hard to make a case there is a more important priority than the nat o. >> we wish we could ask questions. covering the state department is like covering a black box. he brought one reporter on his trip to asia and he's not really communicating with the press at all since the coming secretary of state. -- and: and show is shows no inclination that he feels it necessary. he doesn't feel like it's necessary for him at this time. >> it is somewhat stunning. secretary of state is, communicating a message and talking with reporters, it's unusual. charlie: what is your evaluation of the job he did on his most recent trip to asia? >> there's a lot of chatter in the white house about possible action against north korea or how to handle north korea as it becomes more bellicose in its weapons development. charlie: these are all things he said. >> that rex tillerson talked about. he hasn't been out there in a full way. >> and don't think we have a real fix. what were his meetings really like in beijing? did they make any progress there, or north korea or other ma
russia. wherever he's going, it's hard to make a case there is a more important priority than the nat o. >> we wish we could ask questions. covering the state department is like covering a black box. he brought one reporter on his trip to asia and he's not really communicating with the press at all since the coming secretary of state. -- and: and show is shows no inclination that he feels it necessary. he doesn't feel like it's necessary for him at this time. >> it is somewhat...
targets talking to each other. ofe it a foreign minister china and foreign minister of russia talking to each other. in their conversation, they talk about a u.s. person. that is incidental collection on that u.s. person. that is one type. there is another type of incidental collection which is where you have a legitimate foreign intelligence target in a conversation you collect, but in that conversation they are talking to a u.s. person. foreign intelligence target on one end of the phone and a u.s. person on the other end of the phone. that is also considered incidental collection. incidental collection happens all the time. obviously, foreign officials in their conversations are talking about americans. charlie: is that what we think happened with michael flynn? michael: i think michael flynn was the second type. incidental collection happens all the time. the first question, and there are really three agencies where this happens. it happens at n.s.a. most frequently. it happens with the f.b.i. in there intelligence collections and sometimes with the central intelligence ag
targets talking to each other. ofe it a foreign minister china and foreign minister of russia talking to each other. in their conversation, they talk about a u.s. person. that is incidental collection on that u.s. person. that is one type. there is another type of incidental collection which is where you have a legitimate foreign intelligence target in a conversation you collect, but in that conversation they are talking to a u.s. person. foreign intelligence target on one end of the phone and...
allies. in terms of russia, it is one of the many areas where it is not that donald trump has controversies he wants to wish away, was the fascinating thing about this 40 days of rollout is that the open question, does donald trump enjoy the hard grind of government and detail? or is that not his comfort zone? that is one of the unanswered questions. >> i think it is clear that the hard ground of governing is not something that he considers his strong suit. last night's address was pretty much a, here is what i want in terms of overarching promises and let's get the details worked out. please come together insensitive magical way. i think david is right. what he has shown over the first few weeks is that is always going to be a mountain with this administration in general. they do not have the -- faration and so for the internal discipline to push these challenges through in the end. like getting anything done needing votes from the democratic side. >> one of the things i heard was donald trump is an interesting entity unto himself. he is not a traditional republican. you hear
allies. in terms of russia, it is one of the many areas where it is not that donald trump has controversies he wants to wish away, was the fascinating thing about this 40 days of rollout is that the open question, does donald trump enjoy the hard grind of government and detail? or is that not his comfort zone? that is one of the unanswered questions. >> i think it is clear that the hard ground of governing is not something that he considers his strong suit. last night's address was...
mercurial sort of test australian style man, if you will. she dealt with vladimir putin in russia and berlusconi in italy, erdogan in turkey, and now donald trump in the u.s. the u.s. and germany are such major trading allies that merkel has to figure out how to work with the new president. i think that's what you saw. him,ver she may make of and it would be wonderful to know what her inside thoughts are, she was going to make this relationship work. she came to washington to try and find common ground. i think the news conference they held was an illustration of two people who are literally holes apart on crucial issues, but at least on her perspective, trying hard to find a way to work together. john: i got the sense that she expects -- expressed subtly the donald trump that she will take care of this part of the relationship, and he can take care of this part. domains thatet out she thought germany was going to be better to handle and that other aspects of the migrant could deal trump with on his own, and that would build into a kind of bifurcated relationship that might function v
mercurial sort of test australian style man, if you will. she dealt with vladimir putin in russia and berlusconi in italy, erdogan in turkey, and now donald trump in the u.s. the u.s. and germany are such major trading allies that merkel has to figure out how to work with the new president. i think that's what you saw. him,ver she may make of and it would be wonderful to know what her inside thoughts are, she was going to make this relationship work. she came to washington to try and find...
of congressional intelligence committees investigating russia to view materials found by the national security council after reports officials showed intel committee chair devin nunes information links to trump associates. president trump is shaking up his west wing staff. deputy chief of staff katie walsh is leaving the white house after the house health care repeal failed. she will join a nonprofit group.
investigation because of concerns about their contacts with russia. collusion, we know according to 17, 18 intelligence agencies, that russian intelligence services carried out a deliberate effort to disrupt the 2016 election. charlie: the argument is made they have evidence it was intended to benefit one candidate more than the other? steve: step back in american history. tell me where in the first 100 days of a new presidency you've had a situation where the fbi is investigating people close to the president for colluding with a foreign government that is taking hostile action against the united states to affect the outcome of its election. it is been a while since we've had the constitutional scenario like this, nevermind the travel ban, the courts trying to intervene in the president's immigration policy, the president calling them so-called judges. we cannot normalize the situation. this is a real series of departures in our postwar experience. charlie: then there is secretary of state, rex tillerson. you wrote the book about exxon mobil, he is not going to the nato conference, i assu
investigation because of concerns about their contacts with russia. collusion, we know according to 17, 18 intelligence agencies, that russian intelligence services carried out a deliberate effort to disrupt the 2016 election. charlie: the argument is made they have evidence it was intended to benefit one candidate more than the other? steve: step back in american history. tell me where in the first 100 days of a new presidency you've had a situation where the fbi is investigating people close...
Charlie Rose : KQED : March 14, 2017 12:00am-1:01am PDT
. >> where is the relationship with russia in putin's stand, in your view? >> yeah, i-- well, to me the crucial fact is what does russia have on us, why are we talking about russia so much. russia is a significant country but it hasn't dominated american foreign policy for the last 15 years but suddenly everything is russia russia russia. and you know, so this aide has russia ties, that aide. they're mystery, paul manaforts with a guy, a formal figure in the republican party with strong russia ties. suddenly out of the blue he becomes chief of staff of the trump campaign. >> champagne chairman. >> how did that happen. >> and they changed the platform to make it more prorussia. >> why is russia so dominant in trump world. i want to know why that happened. >> everyone does. >> and it could be because at a time when he was post bankruptcy he couldn't find anybody to invest and there were a lot of russian investors or russian buyers. but we just don't know what that is because of the tax returns because they're not public. and it's hard to know what our foreign policy toward russia is u
. >> where is the relationship with russia in putin's stand, in your view? >> yeah, i-- well, to me the crucial fact is what does russia have on us, why are we talking about russia so much. russia is a significant country but it hasn't dominated american foreign policy for the last 15 years but suddenly everything is russia russia russia. and you know, so this aide has russia ties, that aide. they're mystery, paul manaforts with a guy, a formal figure in the republican party with...
Charlie Rose : KQEH : March 6, 2017 12:00pm-1:01pm PST
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again. jeff sessions recused himself from any investigation into charges russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election. this followed new revelations that sessions met with russia's ambassador to the u.s. in the leadup to november's election. sessions addressed the situation at a news conference late yesterday afternoon. >> i have now decided to recuse myself from any existing or future investigation of any matter relating in any way to the campaign for president of the united states. i went on to say this announcement should not be interpreted as confirmation of the existence of any investigation or suggestive of the scope of any such investigation. >> glor: several top democrats called for sessions to resign, president trump remained stoutly behind him. joining us from washington is eric lichtblau of the "new york times" and karen tumulty of "the washington post." thank you both for joining us. karen, let me start with you, what's next on the sessions front? >> well, i think what is next is what has been going on all along which is sort of the drip drip of more and more reports
again. jeff sessions recused himself from any investigation into charges russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election. this followed new revelations that sessions met with russia's ambassador to the u.s. in the leadup to november's election. sessions addressed the situation at a news conference late yesterday afternoon. >> i have now decided to recuse myself from any existing or future investigation of any matter relating in any way to the campaign for president of the united states....
administration either. >> senor: right. so i want to come back to the russia piece of this, the public policy matter. but one other issue, today the administration, secretary kelley who you know, announced a new order relating to the travel ban. now i am some what sim pathetic. we can debate the rollout of the initial travel ban. but the argument that the administration made initially that in those countries where individuals, you know, could be traveling from, you have basically failed states, not in all cases but in most, you have failed states, collapsed vetting processes. you know, shouldn't there be a case for, they would argue, shouldn't there be a case for at least tightening up the process by which we make decisions about with comes in and out of the country. >> i understand. and they took the not so failed state, iraq, out of the list. because there is a working government there. so i mean, i would say that we have got a far better implementation plan. but i probably would disagree with your premise for what i think is a flawed policy. and it's not because these aren't bad pla
administration either. >> senor: right. so i want to come back to the russia piece of this, the public policy matter. but one other issue, today the administration, secretary kelley who you know, announced a new order relating to the travel ban. now i am some what sim pathetic. we can debate the rollout of the initial travel ban. but the argument that the administration made initially that in those countries where individuals, you know, could be traveling from, you have basically failed...
Charlie Rose : KQED : March 20, 2017 3:59pm-4:59pm PDT
testosterone style men, if you l. vladimir putin in russia, berlusconi in italy, xi jinping in china, erdogan in turkey and now she's dealing with donald trump in the united merkel has to figure out how to work with the new american president. i think that's what she saw. >> hockenberry: we continue with the political landscape of venezuela. ethan bronner talked with chris chris and michael mccarthy. >> i would describe them as a state of depression. they moved through the stages of grief with regards to the death of the recall referendum from mourning to anger to bargaining and now i think we're in a situation of pretty much depression where there does pt feel like -- there doesn't feel like there is a sense of possibility or hope about political change. >> hockenberry: we conclude with william cohan's conversation with journalist vicky ward. her new piece is called "the blow it all up billionaires." >> what's really different about the mercers is not only did they lobby very hard the to have their preferred candidate and their -- and people they knew very well to then work with him, they ac
testosterone style men, if you l. vladimir putin in russia, berlusconi in italy, xi jinping in china, erdogan in turkey and now she's dealing with donald trump in the united merkel has to figure out how to work with the new american president. i think that's what she saw. >> hockenberry: we continue with the political landscape of venezuela. ethan bronner talked with chris chris and michael mccarthy. >> i would describe them as a state of depression. they moved through the stages...
Charlie Rose: The Week : KQED : March 3, 2017 11:30pm-12:01am PST
, attorney general jeff sessions recused himself from any investigation into charges that russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election. this follows new revelations that sessions met with russia's ambassador to the united states in the lead-up to november's election. sessions addressed the situation at a news conference late yesterday afternoon. >> i have now decided to recuse myself from any existing or future investigations of any matter relating in any way to the campaigns for president of the united states. >> glor: several top senate democrats have called for sessions to resign. president trump has remained stoutly behind him. joining us now from washington, is eric liplou, of the "new york times," and karen tumilitiy of the "washington post." thank you both for joining us here. karen, let me start with you. what's next on the sessions front? >> well, i think that what is next is is what has been going on all along, which is the sort of drip, drip of more and more reports of contacts of people in the president's circle with the russians, or with russian officials. the trump team
, attorney general jeff sessions recused himself from any investigation into charges that russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election. this follows new revelations that sessions met with russia's ambassador to the united states in the lead-up to november's election. sessions addressed the situation at a news conference late yesterday afternoon. >> i have now decided to recuse myself from any existing or future investigations of any matter relating in any way to the campaigns for...
Charlie Rose : KQED : March 2, 2017 12:00am-1:01am PST
among america's allies. but i think in terms of russia, it's one of the many areas where it's not just that donald trump has kind of controversy that he wants to wish away. i think one of the fascinating things about this 40 days of rollout is that an open question does donald trump actually enjoy the kind of hard grind of governing, the hard grind of detail, of tackling these complex subjects or is that actually not his comfort zone. i think that's one of the unanswered questions too. >> i think it's pretty clear that the hard grind of govern is not something that he feels is is his strong suit. basically last night's address was pretty much here's what i want in terms of overarching promises and let's let the detail be worked out. complees come together-- please come taght in some sort of magical way and get forward these difficult agenda items. i think david is exactly right there. what he has shown over the first few weeks is that is always going to be a little bit of a mountain sith this administration in general and they frankly don't have the organization and so far the internal
among america's allies. but i think in terms of russia, it's one of the many areas where it's not just that donald trump has kind of controversy that he wants to wish away. i think one of the fascinating things about this 40 days of rollout is that an open question does donald trump actually enjoy the kind of hard grind of governing, the hard grind of detail, of tackling these complex subjects or is that actually not his comfort zone. i think that's one of the unanswered questions too....
, ambassador of the united arab emirates to russia. his new book is called "letters to a young muslim." it consists of a series of personal accordances to his older son. it seeks to answer the question of how moderate muslims can find a voice that is true to islam while engaging in the modern world. i am pleased to welcome the ambassador to this table. welcome, sir. >> thank you very much. so what was the origin of the letters to your son? >> well, the idea of sort of collecting a set of principles and concepts goes back quite a long way to the time when i was 15 -- 14, 15, and i was myself going through a phase of asking many different questions and not finding the answers in our culture, but there was a sense in which you couldn't pose those questions. what i noticed as time went by is the situation hadn't changed and i noticed exactly the same processes occurring in my older son and also my younger son and, so, i decided, if nobody else had done it, i should make my best effort to try to sort of put a kind of framework around those questions and try to explain how the possible answers m
, ambassador of the united arab emirates to russia. his new book is called "letters to a young muslim." it consists of a series of personal accordances to his older son. it seeks to answer the question of how moderate muslims can find a voice that is true to islam while engaging in the modern world. i am pleased to welcome the ambassador to this table. welcome, sir. >> thank you very much. so what was the origin of the letters to your son? >> well, the idea of sort of...
Charlie Rose: The Week : KQED : March 24, 2017 11:30pm-12:01am PDT
collusion between russia and the trump campaign. a terror attack in london killed four and injured more than 40. and the the united states shut out puerto rico 8-0 to win the world baseball classic. here are the sights and sounds of the past seven days. chuck berry dies at 90. >> the world honoring the life of revolutionary rocker chuck berry. ♪ he played that guitar like a ringing bell, go go ♪ >> terrorism tried to silence our democracy. our resolve will never waiver in the face of terrorism. >> a missile test, north korea failed with the missile exploding. >> rose: the director of the f.b.i. drops a bombshell. >> there was circumstantial evidence of collusion and direct evidence, i think, of deception. >> pass the bill today for obamacare is here to stay. >> i think at the end of the day this is the only train leaving the station. >> judge gorsuch looks like he's playing dodge ball with the senate judiciary commity. >> he wrote his name so bigly and boldly. >> you just said bigly. arrested for stabbing a 66-year-old black man with a sword. >> patriotic act. tom brady's stolen jersey r
collusion between russia and the trump campaign. a terror attack in london killed four and injured more than 40. and the the united states shut out puerto rico 8-0 to win the world baseball classic. here are the sights and sounds of the past seven days. chuck berry dies at 90. >> the world honoring the life of revolutionary rocker chuck berry. ♪ he played that guitar like a ringing bell, go go ♪ >> terrorism tried to silence our democracy. our resolve will never waiver in the...
republicans have not been, they've acted like trump staffers on things like russia, you would hope that republican senators, republicans in the house more so than they have, and even members of the trump administration would say that patriotism and national interest outweighs party loyalty and even their loyalty to any one individual and that they would be willing, first behind closed doors, to try to push the president back toward reality and, secondly, when he won't do that, to speak up against him. >> rose: we've seen an interesting week. we've seen an f.b.i. director say i've seen no evidence that president obama's administration bugged trump tower. we've seen a confirmation hearing of a supreme court justice and we've seen a debate about healthcare. will we look back and see this as a defining week in the trump presidency? >> in any other age, anyone in our positions would say, yes, of course, and, yet, we have been living through the last year and a half in which day after day and week after week takes us into territory for which there are no maps. >> rose: how many times have we
republicans have not been, they've acted like trump staffers on things like russia, you would hope that republican senators, republicans in the house more so than they have, and even members of the trump administration would say that patriotism and national interest outweighs party loyalty and even their loyalty to any one individual and that they would be willing, first behind closed doors, to try to push the president back toward reality and, secondly, when he won't do that, to speak up...


Ed and Allen believe that giving back to the community they live in is important and a cornerstone of their business practice. They run fun family events that include a large pumpkin carving event, movie nights, sponsoring the bike to work week, etc. With all proceeds going to worthy receipients including the food bank and Gibsons elementary school playground. Ed and Allen being family guys decided that working together as the Coast Team would benefit their clients with someone always being available to service their clients. Rest assured if you call the Coast Team a team member will always be available to help you.
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Ed met his wife in Canmore, Alberta who was born and raised on the Sunshine Coast. After many years of "coming home" to the Coast, Ed and his wife decided to move back to the Coast and start their Family (2 energetic boys). Before coming home to start their family they spent some time traveling the world to see New Zealand, Australia, Thailand, Hong Kong, Cambodia, Laos, and Singapore. Ed loves sharing his experiences with others, feel free to ask him about them or to see some pictures.
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Allen and Maria first moved to the Sunshine Coast in 1998 where they lived for a year before getting married and deciding to move back to Denmark where Maria would enter the nursing degree program. While in Denmark, Allen was enrolled in business school at the International Academy of Business in Aarhus. It was here that he obtained his diploma in Marketing Economics. He then went on to obtain his Certificate in Business Management from the Open University in England.
Upon finishing their educations, Maria and Allen and their small (at the time only 2 kids) family decided to move back to the Sunshine Coast where they had enjoyed the slow paced rural lifestyle and beautiful surroundings. Gibsons has been their home ever since. In their time living there the family has grown to 6 with new additions Thomas and Charlotte joining their siblings William and Victoria whom are all enrolled in school in Gibsons.
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The Philippines is known for its traditional Christian values. This is shown in many ways around the country in everyday life. Churches are filled with worshippers, the people trust in God, and our family values are placed above most other things. Among our most important religious holidays are Christmas, Holy Week and 'Undas', which is All Saint's Day and All Soul's Day and is celebrated on the 1st and 2nd of November each year, and because it coincides with the celebration of halloween in the USA and other places, it is not unsual to find some spooky themes happening around the place. But in the Philippines it is really not about spooks and witches.
It is the celebration of religious holidays that brings even more of the family aspect of our lives to light. Visitors from other countries who happen to be here during the Undas celebration are amazed by the colour and happiness everywhere they go. Instead of just making a quiet, reserved visit to the cemetery to show respect for deceased relatives by cleaning around the graves and placing a few flowers, many Filipinos use the occasion for a big family get together with a party atmosphere. Of course, there will be visits to church and prayers said for the departed souls, but somehow all this combines into what might look like an oversized family picnic to someone from a western culture.
If you can imagine a whole nation holding a rock concert in cemeteries all across the country at one time, well, that's Undas! But without the bands. It is a time for reunions with family members, music and fun, and one of the Filipino's favourite obsessions – food. Because much of the celebration goes on into the night and by candlelight it is sometimes described like being a big family camping trip, because people very often sleep overnight.
Just as it is during Holy Week, travel around the Philippines is very congested with so many people trying to visit the graves of loved ones by land, sea and evenby air. Flower sellers do a busy trade as do food vendors.
This occasion isn't confined strictly to November 1st and 2nd however. It is not uncommon for people to visit the graves of beloved family members over several days before hand, to clean and tidy and make the place ready for visitors who may not have an opportunity to visit the cemetery at any other time of the year.
Jeuel came back to isla for an overnight stay, not with her family but with her rriends. They came across from Tabangao aboard St Paul and because the Habagat weather made the sea rough in front of the resort, the St Paul dropped them at the beach at Mahabang Buhangin. My worker Leo met them there ant they enjoyed the pleasant walk back to the resort.
In the group of guests were Jeuels's best friend Lei, who is the tallest, Loie, a pretty girl with black hair and Cheska, who is the wackiest girl in the group and is great fun to be with, and Ce, a quiet girl, but cheerful.
Loie enjoyed dipping in our Oguro, Chesca made me laugh a lot with her stories and is great fun to be with. Ce may be quiet, but when she smiles, her smile is good enough to be on a toothpaste commercial.
After lunch, they decided to relax and have a few drinks, I sat with them a while and listened to their interesting stories, then Ce, Lei and Chesca decided to go swimmiing. Loie decided to stay and relax at the resort, but the others asked Jeuel to go with them to take photos.
After they headed off to Sawang Beach for swimming, Loie and I chatted a while then she decided to take a bath. I told her after her bath if she wanted she could take a relaxing dip in the japanese tub. Loie enjoyed the warm soothing waters scented with citrus leaves.
Jeuel and the other girls returned after a while with some scratches and cuts on their legs. The water was a bit rough at Sawang and they got too close to the coral. When the waves made them lose their balance, they bumped into some rocks and corals and got some scratches and cuts. Guava leaves are a good remedy for cuts and abrasions to stop any bleeding. After they washed off the sand and had bathed they ate dinner. When they finished dinner they aasked us to make a bonfire, and had a fun night sitting aroudn the bonfire, sipping our local Emperador brandy.
They said they had fun that night, enjoying the bonfire and the sea breeze, and watching the moon through our telescope. When it got late, they set up their tent and slept.
Loie was up early next morning. Ce woke up, then decided to go back to sleep in the stone garden. Once everyone was awake, they had breakfast and chatted together as one by one they took their baths.
Since the sea was still too rough for the boat to come to the resort side, we walked back to mahabang Buhangin, We took the short cut from teh resort, by the back road and passed the forest that leads to the main road. It is not far, but it is very beautiful and they liked walking thorugh the forest, stopping often to take photos.
When we arrived at Mahabang Buhangin Beach they gave me a hug and said they will be back again for another adventure. Then they left on the boat to return to Tabangao, and life in the city.


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Parking is available at the base of the Homer Spit at the intersection with Kachemak Drive. Anyone have a map." | Check out 6 answers, plus see 1,782 reviews, articles, and 1,042 photos of Homer Spit, ranked No.5 on Tripadvisor among 152 attractions in Homer. Homer, AK 99603 (Map & Directions) Phone: (907) 885-5340. Thanks to photos and virtual tours, you can look before you book your Homer Spit hotel reservation. Order Online Tickets Tickets See Availability Directions . For more information, call 907-235-6667. The Homer Spit (Dena'ina: Uzintun) is a geographical landmark located in Homer, Alaska on the southern tip of the Kenai Peninsula.The spit is a 4.5-mile (7.2 km) long piece of land jutting out into Kachemak Bay. China Poot Bay is also somewhat visible on the map and that is another paddle/hike we'll be going on during the week. Homer is a city in Kenai Peninsula Borough in the U.S. state of Alaska. If you are driving down to the lovely town of Homer from Anchorage you head South on the AK1 (Seward HWY). The Homer Spit ("spit" is a geological landform) features the longest road into ocean waters in the world, and was named one of the best 100 beaches in the United States for its incredible views and variety of wildlife along the 4.5 mile multi-use trail that runs from its base to its tip â€" the true end of the road on Alaska's Highway 1. Get a weather forecast and plan your outdoor activity with Windy.app: Explore live HD wind map with a 10 day . With glacier-studded mountains and crystal-clear water surrounding you, the tiny . Nobody is certain exactly how it formed, whether by complex tidal currents or by ancient retreating glaciers. The Homer Spit is a geographical landmark located in Homer, Alaska on the southern tip of the Kenai Peninsula. And $105,000 to $111,000 10-year terms. A strong earthquake in 1964 significantly reduced its size and killed most of its lush vegetation. View detailed information and reviews for 4786 Homer Spit Rd in Homer, Alaska and get driving directions with road conditions and live traffic updates along the way. All sites have access to the beachfront. Homer Spit The Homer Spit is a geographical landmark located in Homer, Alaska on the southern tip of the Kenai Peninsula. Homer Spit Campground in Homer Alaska is a campground or RV park that offers electric service to the sites. As one of our guests you will have access to hot showers, restrooms, laundry facilities, and gift shop. The Homer Spit is a long, narrow finger of land jutting 4.5 miles into Kachemak Bay. The Homer Spit Campground is right on the shores of Kachemak Bay, so RV travelers at this park will be surrounded by the mountains and ocean. . 34 Homer, Alaska 99603. . Find elevation by address: Places in Homer, AK, USA: Autumn Star St, Homer, AK, USA Kachemak Dr, Homer, AK, USA Homer Spit Road Cozy Cove Drive East Pioneer Avenue East Bayview Avenue Diamond Ridge Road Ocean Drive Main Street Cannonball Circle Homer Spit. The harbor contains both deep and shallow water docks and serves up to 1500 commercial and pleasure boats at its summer peak. People Also Viewed. This event is for households and small businesses. Features a variety of fresh seafood. Take a ferry to the coastal communities of Halibut Cove, Seldovia and Kodiak. See 3 Reviews. Topographic Map of Homer, AK, USA. The Homer Spit with the port facility and Small Boat Harbor viewed from the northeast. It's 4.5 miles long and takes about 15 minutes to drive the length of it in a car. The Homer Spit is such an odd phenomenon geographically. We have offers ranging from $70,000 to $90,000 buyout lump sum. View detailed information and reviews for 4262 Homer Spit Rd in Homer, Alaska and get driving directions with road conditions and live traffic updates along the way. This is a geographical landmark located in Homer, Alaska. Named by R. W. Stone, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), in 1904, for the village of Homer which was formerly located on the spit. With the dove-white mountains rising in the background, Alaska's diverse land- and marine- life is on full display here. ATM 4786 Homer Spit Rd Homer AK 99603. Not much seating inside the shop, but nice outside sitting area with a table. Dotted with businesses, the area caters to visitors and provides numerous recreation opportunities, from fishing and beachcombing to shopping and boating. Homer Spit Campground offers dry sites right on the beach, or choose from a variety of hookups to find a spot that best fits your needs. Turn left, go to the stop sign, then turn right. The Homer Spit, a 4.5-mile long needle of land stretching halfway across Kachemak Bay, is a hub of bustling activity during the summer. Homer is on the other side of the Bay where the long skinny stretch of land is (the Homer Spit). For more information on pet restrictions, please call (907) 235-8206. The spit is also home to the Homer Boat Harbor. 10 Reviews (907) 235-8206 Website. Vacation Rentals. Join us on the HOMER SPIT - ALASKA. The shop offers a wide variety of drinks from coffee to Italian sodas to water. Phone: 907-262-4359 Fax: 907-262-9753. The other paddle/hikes are: (as listed in the camp notebook) Grewink Glacier (3.5 miles) - Terrain Easy; Hiking time 1 hr. Homer Spit from Mapcarta, the open map. Windfinder specializes in wind, waves, tides and weather reports & forecasts for wind related sports like kitesurfing, windsurfing, surfing, sailing or paragliding. 16 $$$ Pricey Hotels. Discover the Homer Spit - the longest road into ocean waters in the world - within walking distance of our resort. Schools and other organized groups of all ages can arrange a tour from April - October, with a time suited to your needs. Get reviews, hours, directions, coupons and more for Captain Pattie's Fish House at 4241 Homer Spit Rd, Homer, AK 99603. Provides information on Homer Spit Campground, Homer, Alaska including GPS coordinates, local directions, contact details, RV sites, tent sites, cabins, photos . Get directions, find nearby businesses and places, and much more. Attractions Recreation We are a short drive to the Homer Spit and all the area has to offer including fishing, hiking, world-class dining and fine art galleries. Includes access to bathroom, $2 showers, laundry, water fill, dump station and wifi. The temperature feels like 18.7 with a humidity level of 72 so dress accordingly. ALASKA RISK MAP PROGRAM. Homer Inn & Spa. Outage Map. This is not intended for navigational use. According to the 2020 Census, the population is 5,522, up from 5,003 in 2010. All businesses must pre-register with NRC Alaska. The City of Homer has been engaged in two recent Risk MAP studies: a Physical Map Revision of the Homer Spit, which was completed in November 2013, and the current Kenai Peninsula Borough Coastal Flood Study described in detail below. Snowshoe rentals will be available for free. The Homer Barge Basin, 43-S, viewed from the northeast. Homer has a population of 5400 and is located on the shores of Kachemak Bay, surrounded by glaciers and mountains. Homer Spit hotel reviews, photos and virtual tours. Its most distinguishing feature is the Homer Spit, a narrow 4.5 mile (7 km) long gravel bar that extends into the bay, on which is located the Homer Harbor. 0.3 mi. Homer Spit Campground is located in the beautiful town of Homer, Alaska and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing vacation. Community Risk MAP Studies: City of Homer. 173 . Search for other Seafood Restaurants in Homer on The Real Yellow Pages®. , Homer. DIRECTIONS: Travel 4 miles from the base of the Homer Spit out along Homer Spit Rd. Get Directions. The Pioneer Dock, 12-D, viewed from the northeast. The sky is cloudy with a chance of rain 3%. Map 03 Center of map at 59˚ 38.43' N Lat., 151˚ 32.87' W Lon. The Homer Spit. Enjoy hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you.Explore one of 9 easy hiking trails in Homer or discover kid-friendly routes for your next family trip. Book online now! . The spit is also home to the Homer Boat Harbor. Legal. You can also order the raw wind and weather data on our historical weather data request page (for example for an insurance case, to better plan your vacation etc). Campers can look forward to a number of great attractions just beyond the campground including Pratt Museum, Bishop's Beach, the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge and the Seafarer's Memorial. Get directions, reviews and information for Homer Spit Campground in Homer, AK. 1,400 sqft (on 6 acres) 55246 Finch St, Homer, AK 99603. Walking distance to gift shops, restaurants and galleries! Site #36-51 STARTING AT $35/night. 2bd. Yes. Order Online Tickets Tickets See Availability Directions {{::location.tagLine.value.text}} Sponsored Topics. This spot features the longest road that goes into ocean waters. Start your day when the sunrises at 7:07 PM. Reviews. Homes for Sale Near 1563 Homer Spit Rd. And with area maps, you can view Homer Spit hotels close you are to the airport and nearby attractions. and access the beach from the paved parking lot between Land's End Resort and the Alaska Marine Highway System ferry terminal. The park offers tent camping alongside its RV hookups and an array of amenities. The Spit is one of the top 100 beaches in the country for its amazing views and wildlife along the 4.5 mile multi-use trail that runs from land to ocean - the end of the road on Alaska's Highway 1. Menu & Reservations Make Reservations . 13 $$$ Pricey Hotels. View Menu. (updated Sep 2015) Homer Spit Campground 4535 Homer Spit Rd Homer AK 99603. $525,000. find trail maps, reviews, photos & driving directions on traillink.com 1ba. Let the Homer Baycrest KOA be your base camp to the peninsula! Wind direction is West, wind speed varies between 0 and 3 m/s with gusts up to 9 m/s. Pickup at The Boat Yard Cafe (5075 Kachemak dr. Homer, AK 99603) Information Items Bleu Bacon Cini Burger 1/3# ground angus beef, bleu cheese crumbles, thick cut bacon, pepperoncini, brioche . This electric service may be 20 amp, 30 amp, or 50 amp and may or may not be available at all campsites. RESTROOMS AVAILABLE? Additional information. Monday 11:00 am - 4:00 pm Tuesday 11:00 am - 4:00 pm Wednesday 11:00 am - 4:00 pm Thursday 11:00 am . Check out Homer Spit hotel properties using interactive tools which allow you view hotel . Menu & Reservations Make Reservations . Neighborhood: Homer. You may see them cut and pasted to imitators sites without permission. The outage map is also available on HEA's mobile app on iPhone and Android devices. The arrows point in the direction in which the wind is blowing. Downtown Homer is filled with great restaurants, local art galleries and museums. Well used year round by walkers, runners, bikers, and skaters. Large rest area with panoramic view over the city of Homer, Homer Spit and Kachemak Bay. (updated Sep 2015) 3 [formerly dead link] The Chart Room, 4786 Homer Spit Rd (at Land's End Resort), toll-free: +1-800-478-0400. 94 $$ Moderate Hotels. Long known as the "Halibut Fishing Capital of the World", Homer is also nicknamed "the end of the road", and more recently, "the cosmic hamlet by the sea". It is 218 mi southwest of Anchorage. The spit is also home to the Homer Boat Harbor. Today's weather report for Homer Spit, United States: The temperature low is -2°C and the high is +1°C. xtOWgW, WPSa, QPcA, EXVMcf, SMOK, gXoph, xuDWni, MAcGBEV, OJk, UBk, qHFPc,
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