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4.96 out of 5 from 479 user reviews.
Here is just a selection of customer reviews of Floradoor. You can read more of them on their site.
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by alinazagitova22 on 15 April 2019 .
“ Good Quality and Price. Flora Door gives you a unique gift delivery service. If you are looking for Best Flower Shop in Cairo then recommended to this site. ” …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by May on 9 April 2019 .
Have to say, I was very impressed by the professionalism of the site, the efficiency of the sales transaction and the constant communication. The flowers were as described, prompt and beautiful. Would…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Victor on 9 April 2019 .
Luckily the hotel didn’t accept distance payment and i found floradoor website with better options and proper payment. The bouquet was delivered in less than 2 hours! Thank you Ehab and all the team!…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Singer on 30 March 2019 .
A lot of florists should learn from Floradoor. Prompt replies, great service. First time to deal with but definitely not the last time. Thanks again! …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Adwaa on 23 March 2019 .
I have been always hesitated to use any online floral shop in Egypt as I am not confident about the web security and the quality of the product. However, after searching and reading many comments, I d…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Rami Eyada on 21 March 2019 .
Thank u soooooo much, The flowers are fresh and beautiful. This was our first time and it won’t be the last time inshallah……..
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Pery on 21 March 2019 .
I have been using FloraDoor for the past six years and they never disappoint. Their service is stellar, always on time and the bouquets sent are always as shown when you order them AND they even deliv…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Safwan on 21 March 2019 .
Third year in a row to use their service for mother’s day.always reliable and the bouquets are always as the pictures. Highly recommended……..
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Ihab on 21 March 2019 .
Delivered as per picture and on time. Would definitely recommend it……..
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Ahmed on 21 March 2019 .
Thanks guys good job / excellent quality and deliver on time…… highly recommended…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by R. on 21 March 2019 .
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Hanaa on 20 March 2019 .
Thank you very much for a great service. Sent flowers from Canada and they were delivered on time and great quality Hanaa…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Leyla on 20 March 2019 .
On point and on time. Would definitely recommend it to my family and friends !…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Youssef on 20 March 2019 .
Your service is professional and nice , k…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Maha on 19 March 2019 .
The service is extremely amazing. The flowers are fresh and beautiful and were delivered on time. This is my first time and won’t be the last one.. Thank you Floradoor :)…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Rina on 7 March 2019 .
I live in America and I had sent “Asmhan” with 3 balloons as a congratulations gift. The process was extremly easy, I was a bit anxious as it was my first time to use this kind of delivery but everyth…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Dodzy on 23 February 2019 .
Absolutely professional and it was exactly like the image on the website.. thank you so much for your efforts .. I am from Jordan and have ordered Fayruz to be sent to Cairo…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Capt Adel B. on 18 February 2019 .
I have been sending flowers worldwide to relatives, friends, special occasions etc….. and honestly i did not expect from FLORADOOR this excellent service. I have requested from them to deliver, 12 R…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Mai on 14 December 2018 .
I WAS SURPRISED WITH OFFERING SUCH AS THIS BEAUTIFUL SERVICE.. IT WAS AMAZING EXPERIENCE..WITH A RESPETFUL & GENTLE STAFF..
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Ahmed Al Sarraf on 3 December 2018 .
Excellent and fast service respectful and helpful staff amazing customer service, very reliable couldn’t recommend them enough, seriously highly recommended …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Fady Magdy Melad Hennis on 1 December 2018 .
I can’t describe how thankful am I for the great assistance you did for a beautiful flowers and deliver it on time……..
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Leo on 10 November 2018 .
I contacted them on facebook and they were supper helpful, they delivered the flowers as they promised even though it was in a very tough place to find/deliver.
I can recommend this company …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Irene Kelada on 9 November 2018 .
I have used floradoor to deliver beautiful flowers for my old Aunt for the past year and had the most amazimg experience . They are totally professional in every way, they deliver on time and their w…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Dina on 8 November 2018 .
Perfect as usual ..and very nice cooperative friendly customer service .. Thx guys . U r making people happy…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Mohammad on 11 October 2018 .
Amazing service. I’m very happy you still maintain your excellent service quality. Great job and please keep it up. Thank you Floradoor :)…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Amr on 23 September 2018 .
It is my second time with floradoor and both tomes are amazing. good customer service , precise delivery timings and excellent quality. …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Ra on 30 August 2018 .
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Osama on 30 August 2018 .
Many thanks for your excellent service. As usual, everything went smooth, fast, and on time. I really appreciate your consistency in providing quality service. This is my third or fourth time to deal …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Beta-Suzy on 29 August 2018 .
It was a very nice experience ordering flowers and gifts with this Company. Professional and kind Service, beautyful and fresh flowers, and also a very nice arrangement of flowers and fruits in a bask…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Grace Plaza on 28 August 2018 .
Thank you Floradoor for excellent service!…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by SM on 12 August 2018 .
Fantastic couldn’t have been anymore helpful. Would highly recommend and will definitely use them again 5*…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Justin on 2 August 2018 .
Absolutely fantastic service sent my girlfriend flowers she’s on holiday in Egypt and I’m in the uk …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by T on 30 July 2018 .
I have made a few orders from here now and not been let down once! I live in Canada and send things often to family in egypt, I recently made a quite sentimentally order and I was a bit emotional as i…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Nathalie on 24 July 2018 .
Excellent service, the flowers were delivered very quickly and they kept me informed at all stage. Thanks …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by sou on 23 July 2018 .
Really Respectful and helping Staff I highly recommend it……..
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Sherif Fadel Fahmy on 18 July 2018 .
Amazing service. Great quality and speed of delivery. Thank you! …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Ramzi on 4 July 2018 .
Very responsive company. Kept me informed all the way to delivery. I changed the delivery time from Thursday to Wednesday and they complied with a smile. Highly recommend them……..
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Irina on 16 June 2018 .
Thank you very much for fast delivery. It is wonder that you can send flowers for the birthday to another country. And bouquet is amazing. …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Ahmed Ali on 3 June 2018 .
Thanks for delivering what i exactly wanted in less than an hour :)…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Heba on 29 May 2018 .
This place provides an AMAZING service! Vert fast with high quality! I ordered flower for my sister’s birthday from Canada and they arrived in 2 hours! I am really impressed by the service and speed a…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Ghinwa on 16 May 2018 .
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by kgalal on 14 May 2018 .
professional and easy ordering, committed to the delivery time……..
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Kholoud El Sharkawy on 14 May 2018 .
This was such a great experience. I actually am impressed with the level of professionalism and amazing customer service! I ordered flowers for my sister from Kuwait for her birthday and they’ve deli…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Husain Hussin on 18 April 2018 .
Amazing customer service I like it …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Ash on 3 April 2018 .
Outstanding service from the minute the order is smoothly placed. I received a confirmation call and follow-ups on WhatsApp with options for the card and pictures of the final bouquet. Flowers were d…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Hanaa on 20 March 2018 .
Thank you for a great service to Egypt …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Antony Diggins on 11 March 2018 .
I live in the UK and ordered some flowers to be delivered to my parents staying in Egypt for Mother’s Day and the flowers were delivered to their hotel room within 24 hours of ordering them. I receive…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Sukaina on 10 March 2018 .
I have a fiancé in Egypt and I’m currently in Australia. At first I was hesitant at ordering as I have never done this before, but flora door put my doubts to rest. They even called and corresponded p…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Sarah elsherif on 5 March 2018 .
They made me surprise my sister on her birthday while being out of town …They are very professional really .. I have ordered online and write my comments and message for the bouquet..they delivered …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Natalie on 27 February 2018 .
Excellent quality of flowers and the service is amazing! I highly recommend them! Thank you so much for making my mom’s day :)…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Kris on 21 February 2018 .
Very efficient! Thank you for the fast transaction and on-time delivery. I ordered from Bahrain through and it was delivered according to my liking. Very nice arrangement as well..☺…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Steve on 14 February 2018 .
On time delivery amazing selection Professional Service thank you very much…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Serene on 14 February 2018 .
Excellent service! Order delivered within hours…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Mohammad Khan on 14 February 2018 .
Amazing service and excellent flowers. My order was delivered on time and they contacted me to confirm. Great job Floradoor, please keep it up :) …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by mohamed hamdy on 13 February 2018 .
I really appreciate your professionalism in delivering my order as i requested an order overseas from United Arab Emirates . The order came on time and was extraordinary fabulous. keep up the excellen…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by AB on 19 January 2018 .
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Naemat yafi on 14 November 2017 .
Excellent service!! Thank you so much.i was a bit worried as it was the 1st time i order on this website. But to my great surprise they emailed to inform me the flower color i ordered wasnt available,…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by H kuwait on 24 October 2017 .
Very professional service ! Prompt and flowers were great. I ordered flowers online from kuwait for My husband staying at a hotel in cairo. They delivered exactly on time and also called me oversees…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by yaz on 10 October 2017 .
amazing customer service will definitely use again gave them wrong address and they still delivered to the right person !!!!!! you guys are dope :)…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by NeroVero on 2 September 2017 .
Every think was perfect! Thanks for the amazing service. Well done, will be my number one for sending flowers from Germany to Cairo!
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Tariq on 27 August 2017 .
Thumbs Up ! great service… the flowers were EXACTLY what I ordered. Arrived on time despite the short notice from my end and order coming from UAE … excellent job guys …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by farhan mughees on 24 July 2017 .
An ideal place to send flowers in Egypt from any part of the world. I am from India and have been using this website since long. I am overwhelmed by their service. They respect their clients and knows…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Hani on 24 June 2017 .
Top notch quality and impressive speed of delivery! thanks …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Mohamed Ibrahim on 15 June 2017 .
I would like to recommend floradoor to any one want to have a very special service in right time with easy process until deliver your package. Thanks floradoor team……..
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by engscorpion on 13 June 2017 .
Very good service by flora door, my only comment that they should announce the working hours and the time for last delivery both in normal days and during Ramadan as well……..
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Christina on 9 June 2017 .
I would like to thank the Flora Door team for helping us have an awesome birthday celebration. The flowers were delivered in less than 5 hours from the order placement, and the floral arrangement was …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Ujagar on 9 June 2017 .
Fantastic service by flordoor …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Omar on 23 May 2017 .
Honestly speaking, I didn’t expect my order to be delivered on the same day but they did it in a very professional fast delivery service with good and continuous follow-up. I’m really satisfied with …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Aai on 10 May 2017 .
High end service, the roses, the card, absolutely recommended!…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Ahmed on 19 April 2017 .
Very good and professional service……..
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by MWS on 10 April 2017 .
I did order flowers online previously from different sites but never been as impressed as I was today by the ponctuality and the beauty of the flower basket on a same day delivery order. Thank you flo…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Jasmine on 28 March 2017 .
I arranged a delivery with FloraDoor from the UK after a well know international florist rejected my order due to an ‘incomplete address’ in Cairo. FlooraDoor managed to deliver without any problems a…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Sandra on 21 March 2017 .
Thank you sooo much for wonderful service, for prompt communication and for very the fast delivery. You made me and the person who received the flowers very happy. …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Amro on 21 March 2017 .
Amazing place, the most trustworthy high quality fast felivery place ❤…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Joy on 16 February 2017 .
you are so professional buisness. i order from 2 years and more and every time you surprise me in proving yourself and do new things. you are the best. any order i did it was so amazing flowers and or…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Daniel on 15 February 2017 .
So reliable, and timely delivery, and professional. Thank you very much for your wonderful service!…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by kgalal on 15 February 2017 .
More than perfect service, order delivered as chosen in a very short time with a cooperation from the team. it was my first time but will not last :) I recommend it for everybody specially the people …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Mohamed on 14 February 2017 .
Second time I ordered flowers and came out perfectly again. The flowers were very nice, arrangement was perfect, and was delivered in excellent time..on Valentine’s Day!!!! Thank you so much guys!!…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Claudia on 14 February 2017 .
Just perfect! This is not my first time order and for sure won’t be the last. You never fail to amaze me with your excellent service. Thank you FloraDoor Team…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by I.A. Nazlawy on 14 February 2017 .
I placed my order online without speaking to anyone and selected the flowers (1st Night) from the shown photos. My order was executed perfectly. The actual flowers were absolutely beautiful, by far ex…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Mark on 13 February 2017 .
Very happy with my order , my girl was surprised and very happy , very good communication , thank you Mark Delaware USA …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Sameh on 13 February 2017 .
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Анна on 12 February 2017 .
Thank you very much for excellent service!! It is not the first time I use the company’s services, and always it was very good!…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Marwa on 12 February 2017 .
Perfect :) the flowers were delivered just on time and they were awesome. It was my anniversary and I just gave birth to my first child and I couldn’t go anywhere to get him a gift, you saved me and h…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Mohamed on 9 January 2017 .
Thank you so much flooradoor! Order delivered perfectly, very nice flowers, teddy bear, and message sent on very nice card. Also delivered in excellent time! Thank you guys again! …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Magdalena on 23 December 2016 .
Thank You for delivering flowers on such short notice! I highly recommend FLORADOOR!
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by yahsob on 23 December 2016 .
Excellent service. The flowers were delivered on the time . Keep it up :)…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Nabil on 19 December 2016 .
excellent service on the phone and delivery was done on time and the details communicated back to me by email promptly and professionally. I will definitely use them again Nabil Y……..
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Catherine Ibrahim on 19 December 2016 .
I absolutely love this place! Very Professional and reliable, the delivery is always on time, and their collection is wonderful! it’s my go to place when I need to send a gift/flowers to Someone in Eg…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Nour on 17 December 2016 .
Always the best . Very reliable and on time …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by MS on 12 December 2016 .
This is an outstanding service. I recommend FloraDoor for everyone who wants to send flowers to Egypt or any other country.
Flowers were fresh and chosen to my satisfaction. They were in contact with…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by May on 6 December 2016 .
And thanks for the million time great service and delivery.
Appreciate the great work :)…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Ramona Warnakula on 4 December 2016 .
I would like to thank the entire team of Floradoor for delivering my bosses flowers on time. The flowers were looking Gorgeous and fresh. He immediately called me and was overjoyed and was surprised …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by helena02120707@gmail.com on 2 December 2016 .
Thank you so so much for delivery very nice roses and gift basket. Thank you so much and I am wishing you many good custiomers and nice work …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Nadira on 1 December 2016 .
It’s the first time I ordered from Toronto via Floradoor to Cairo, Egypt. I am thoroughly impressed with the turnaround time. My order arrived within hours to my loved ones, much to their happiness an…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Reem on 29 November 2016 .
So professional, prompt reply to the email. Love the flowers although they were a little bit longer than I expected although I discussed this issue with customer care representative over the phone. ye…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Arwa on 22 October 2016 .
بصراحه الخدمه فوق الوصف و الحاجات تحفه ، و الرد فوري و على الوقت ، اكتر من رائع استمرو…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Kareem on 17 October 2016 .
Just perfect, on time and up to our the expectation …….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by Yahia elgamal on 15 October 2016 .
The service is excellent. The flowers were delivered on time. The customer support is just out of this world (too good to believe) !!
I had a concern when I was sent a picture of the flowers from th…….
Floradoor - Send Flowers to Egypt - Reviewed by leo on 13 October 2016 .
on time and on time, excellent flowers … thanks Grazie!…….


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Going to see Weird Al next weekend.
I saw Weird Al by accident many years ago.
I bought tickets to see the Violent Femmes, marked the date on my calendar and when the day of the show came up, I went to the venue with a friend. We gave the doorman our tickets, he looked at them, tore the stub off each one (this was before tickets were scanned) and we went inside. As we were walking to the bar, a band started playing on the stage and my friend said "that looks like Weird Al on stage." At first I thought he was the opening act, but it seemed odd that he would've been paired with the Violent Femmes. My friend looked at his ticket, laughed, and said "check your ticket" so I did and noticed the date of the Violent Femmes show was for the previous day. I had marked the wrong date on my calendar and somehow the doorman hadn't looked at the info printed on either of our tickets and we wound up getting into the wrong show the following evening.
The band was very good, Weird Al was his usual self (I thought he bore a bit of a physical resemblance to Tiny Tim). The music sort of reminded me of They Might Be Giants. There was a good amount of performance art/theatrics running throughout the show. His Kurt Cobain impersonation was my favorite of the evening.
I think it was 1998 or 99 when I saw him.
Black Sabbath are coming to Leeds in January. I'm going. Never seen them live, so don't really know how they are live, but can't pass up the opportunity.
Going to be seeing Santana, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, the London Philharmonic, Marcus Miller, and a few others at the Hollywood Bowl in August.
i would love to go see wayne shorter. weather report was awesome.

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The phone has 64 GB internal storage of 4 GB RAM variants. Redmi Note 5 has a 4000 mAh battery, which supports fast charging. It has a premium metal body and it is considerably slim than Redmi Note 4. About the camera, the company claims that it will be able to take a picture of good quality in the dark too.
Redmi Note 5 Pro is also launched with a display of 5.99 inches and resolution of 1080 x 2160 pixels. This Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 processor is the world's first smartphone to come up with. The latest Cryo 260 CPU is given on the phone. The company claims that it is the fastest performance phone in the Redmi Note series. This phone is launched with 4 GB and 6 GB of RAM. But both variants have 64 GB of internal storage.
The phone has a rear dual 12 MP and 5 MP camera setup. A dual front camera is of 20 MP. The company says that the phone can take selfie even in low light. There is also LED Selfie Lite with the camera. This phone also has FaceAnalock feature, which will identify the face of the phone and open it. The phone has a battery of 4000 mAh. This phone will be available in Black, Rose Gold, Gold and Blue colors.
In the Indian market, the price of Redmi Note 5 starts from Rs 9,999. For Rs 9,999, you can take 3 GB RAM and 32 GB storage variants. Apart from this, you can buy variants of 4 GB RAM and 64 GB of storage at Rs 11,999. Sales of both variants will begin on February 20 at Flipkart, Mi dot com, and m home store. The 4 GB RAM variant of the Redmi Note 5 Pro is priced at Rs 13,999. Its 6 GB RAM variant costs Rs 16,999. Like Redmi Note 5, the sales of both variants of Redmi Note 5 Pro will be at Flipkart, Mi dot com, and m home store. Its sale will start on February 21.

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Ocean View Development Company (Private) Limited, is a joint venture company, bearing registration No. PV 17667 and having its’ registered office at No.25 1/2, ‘Tower Building’, Station Road, Bambalapitiya, Colombo 4 in the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka , which is formed by comprising of National Housing Development Authority and Urban Development Authority being the main shareholders. OVDC was incorporated in 19th September 1996 under the companies Act No 17 of 1982 and re- registered again in 2007 according to new companies Act, No: 07 of 2007.
The company started in 1996, it has managed to complete several real-estate property development projects including Mattegoda, Kahathuduwa, Pallekale and Park Road in Sri Lanka. OVDC is expected to be more competitive player in the field of real estate and do our utmost attention to strengthen it more.
With the growth of the company, we expect to be the choice of the nation in real estate and property development sector.
To achieve pre-eminence in the property development sector by providing quality individual homes, condominium under this and any other building needs and relevant infrastructure development.
To be a competitor in the land sale market by making provisions for purchasing of property developed land plots at reasonable rates.
Being a service provider by providing of community housing for housing intake in the country for people in need.
In safeguarding the identity of the tower building as a media friendly entity fulfilling the needs and aspirations of the occupants.

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Damage Indicators Mod adds a damage indicator, and health bar to Minecraft making it absolutely more playable and have more immersion into it. This mod adds an RPG-ish vibe into the game as it enables the players to see the damage he has done to the enemy and the damage the enemy has done to them.
This mod is customizable through its settings and also includes a small portrait of the enemy you are currently fighting as well. This makes Minecraft look like a better role-playing game so you can now determine how much damage you are doing to the monster at the same time you can now monitor how much health the mobs have left.
If you love this pack and want to have more in the future, you can show your love to Damage Indicators Mod. You can check his Youtube Channel to support him. You can check more PVP packs over here.
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If you don’t know how to install the Damage Indicators Mod just look below, we’ll provide you with a short tutorial there. This installation guide should work with all Minecraft versions. To see the Official Download Links just scroll down.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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If you follow me on my other blog, SeeSaw (it's >HERE< ) you've seen me introduce a host of new products over the 10 years I've been blogging and running shops. Some products sold well. Others didn't. Running a business is always a process. Or, as the trendies say now, a "journey."
Now I'm introducing mugs. I found a wonderful printer in the US that manufactures and drop ships. That's great for me, because the last thing I want is shelves full of inventory and trips to the post office. That was fine when I was younger, but now...no thanks. But with all the advances in print technologies and online servicing, it's now relatively easy to make a great product AND have it delivered to the customer's home in a pretty package, safe and sound.
I've tested this cup and it passes both the visual test - it's gorgeous - and the drinkability test. I'm really picky about what kind of cup I like to drink from. They have to feel just right, with good balance, an easy to hold handle, and the right feel on the lips. I wouldn't sell a cup I don't like to use, so for what it's worth to you, this cup passes the LIZA COWAN DESIGN (that's me!) TEST.

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text: This funky clock of a stylised chimpanzee on a pale green background would make a great gift or addition to the home. It is 43cm in diameter (17 inches approximately) and offers great value for money. The polychromatic graphics are printed on a glass dial which has metal clock hands and bevel ground edges for a quality finish.


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On August 19, 2015, three young firefighters lost their lives in the Twisp River Fire when their truck, Engine 642, crashed and was overtaken by flames. A fourth firefighter was burned over 70% of his body. A Reflection Site at the Methow Valley Ranger District in Winthrop stands tribute to the contributions of these Forest Service firefighters and provides a place for the public to reflect and remember their sacrifices.
Visitors to the site will see a rock with a plaque memorializing the three firefighters who died in the Twisp River Fire: Richard Wheeler, Andrew Zajac, and Tom Zbyszewski.
On a bench overlooking the valley, a copper eagle weathervane perches. The eagle, made by artist Jessica da Costa of Copper Maiden Art, carries encapsulated within its heart a small tear-shaped piece of Engine 642, surrounded by a protective layer of clear resin–“a time capsule inside the heart of the bird,” says da Costa.
Thank you to the donors who contributed to this project. David Ferro of Ferro Weathervanes is among many anonymous donors who made this project a reality.


text: 1894-1967 (Denmark) Often said to be the first lighting architect, Danish designer, Poul Henningsen devoted much of his life to exploring the importance of light for well-being. Believing people should not be subject to the direct glare of an electrical light source, he focused on creating lamps that produced glare-free illumination. His self-titled PH series was his most famous collection and included the PH 3/2 Table Lamp, the PH Artichoke, the PH5 and PH 3½ - 2½ Floor Lamp. "The technician should never forget that he is an artist, the artist never that he is a technician."

industry_corpus2: Power & Energy


text: This secured parking space is located in Toowong and available to lease. It is just 200m to Toowong Village and train station. Long term lease available. You can use 7X24 hours.


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As winter fades away, we find our sweet reward for surviving another frigid season: the opening of Silver Lake Sand Dunes. While you may recognize four seasons, around here we only know two: Silver Lake Sand Dunes Season and its offseason.
On April 1st, the only true fools are the ones not at the Silver Lake Sand Dunes celebrating 2,000 acres of ever-changing sand dunes that stretch nearly three miles long and one and a half miles wide. Every year on April 1st, sand-riding enthusiasts descend upon the dunes, nestled in between Lake Michigan and Silver Lake, to celebrate their playground re-opening. And if you can’t make it April 1st? Don’t fret: the dunes remain accessible through October 31st. Halloween is a fitting closure as there’s nothing scarier than not being able to ride the dunes.
But let’s not linger on the closing date – we’re here to revel in its opening. As the season kicks off, there’s much excitement ahead. The northern area of the dunes is reserved for off-road vehicles for sand-driving fun. Don’t have your own and don’t want to miss out on the fun? Good news: there are a handful of locations in the area from which you can rent a vehicle. The center of the dunes essentially functions as one giant sandbox, where visitors can explore and have fun by foot – beaches are also accessible in this area. Finally, the southern end of the dunes is home to Mac Woods Dune Rides, which offers visitors a seven-mile tour of the Silver Lake Sand Dunes. Mac Woods is a Michigan summertime staple and opens May 11th.
The fun isn’t solely found on the dunes and the water, however. The area boasts attractions like an escape room, petting zoo, Craig’s Cruisers, golf courses, horseback riding, and much more.
The area also features a full lineup of events and festivals that celebrate everything from the arts to asparagus. View the lineup here.
The Silver Lake Sand Dunes present a unique Michigan excursion. You can connect with nature and really use its beauty for fun. Whether it’s a day-trip adventure for a ride or an extended stay chockfull of riding, golf, swimming and other amusements, you want to ensure a visit is locked into your calendar before Halloween gets here. Start planning here.
Gather your family, gather your friends, because the dunes are calling.

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If a newspaper falls in a forest, should anyone care? People seem to think, with all the online news sources, including blogs, newspapers are obsolete. Well, I used to be a newspaper columnist and now I’m a blogger and I’m here to offer this paraphrase: I know newspapers. Newspapers are a friend of mine and blogs are no newspapers.
In the short weeks since I started my blog, I’ve been doing a lot of online reading. I’ve found plenty of good blogs. Really impressive ones, well written and well intentioned. Plenty of bad ones, too. But there’s no blog, no collection of blogs--much as I like the Huffington Post--that takes the place of a newspaper. Even a newspaper online is barely up to the job. Boston.com, the Globe’s web incarnation, is so user-unfriendly that it does the paper no favors. I hate to carp, but when they generously added a link to my blog, I had to contact the editor for directions on how to find it!
There’s a scope of articles a newspaper tackles that’s hard to find anywhere else. There are knowledgeable writers who write great blogs about national politics, toxic banks, and health care. But no one’s digging into your town’s solid waste management problem. Local investigative reporting is something newspapers could afford; most blogs can’t.
Newspapers also land on the doorstep with a certain level of credibility. Facts have to be checked to make their way into a newspaper and if they aren’t the result is a printed “correction.” With a blog it’s hard to know if the “facts” are factual. It can be hard to figure out who among the zillions of bloggers has something of value to say and who is simply grinding an ax.
Here in Boston, where the Globe is teetering on the brink of possible nonexistence, Paul Levy, the CEO of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, has used his blog to call for a “blog rally” in support of the Globe. Mine is among the outpouring of comments. People are arguing in favor of print or in favor of online sources. But the fact is it can’t be either or. Each has something unique to offer in giving us the information we need to remain participants in a functioning democracy. The question is how are newspapers going to survive to fulfill their responsibility. They may be dinosaurs that have yet to find sure footing in this new reality. But blogs are the not-ready-for-prime-time players, with an important role to fill, certainly, but without the ability to do it all. Until or unless they are, newspapers in some form need and deserve our support.
I get a sinking feeling when I imagine the Globe coming to an end.
Blogs like this one are very important, and I congratulate Ellen for focusing our attention on this possible loss.

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.by XMRV Global Action on Sunday, October 17, 2010 at 7:10pm.I'll preface this by saying that I had no sleep and I may have gotten some of these points wrong. I also forgot to get a conference booklet with Judy's slides, so I'm writing from memory. I didn't stay for the Q&A, so this is just from her lecture.
■Judy reiterated that there is NO evidence of contamination and highlighted that Bill Switzer's mtDNA test was used to rule it out as an additional check besides all the other verifications that were done for the Science paper.
■One of the negative studies (Groom et. al) used a method to detect monoclonal antibodies to MLV Env proteins (gifted by Chesebro/Evans). This test recognizes all PMRVs except XMRV. Oops.
■Frank Ruscetti and Rachel Bagni isolated virus from the Lo/Alter patients (I believe it was those that had a fresh blood draw - the 8 of 9 that retested positive) and what they found was XMRV. THIS IS HUGE!!!
■Over 70 species of mice were tested by Coffin and none of them contained XMRV. This is clearly a new human retrovirus.
■The WPI family studies were elaborated on. Judy showed family trees of a few generations - some have CFS, some Fibro, some lymphomas, ASD, one heart attack (11 yr old boy), some are not infected, some are infected but asymptomatic. Overall, it demonstrated a strong familial link.
■They've found HMRVs in people as young as one years old and as old as 88 years old.
■Judy estimates prevalence at between 10-20 million Americans infected. I think she said this was based on data from the Blood Working Group.
■Emphasis on the German study that found XMRV via nasal swabs in immunocompromised patients suggests transmission through respiratory secretions is highly likely. She also mentioned blood, urine, and feces again as probable reservoirs.
I just remembered another point. The latest negative autism study used Cooperative Diagnostics 'drop o' blood on paper' test. They've been trying to get that thing published since last fall and only after the WPI presented their autism poster at the XMRV Workshop did they finally published this 'crap' study. Her words, not mine.
Thanks Shannah, this is amazing info. I'm looking forwards to commentary from people on this board who have the knowledge to discuss it (not me, unfortunately!).
I think the above bit is very interesting but I am confused. I thought that XMRV was a retrovirus that mice have but which doesn't affect them. Have I got that wrong? I would feel embarrassed to ask such a simple question after all these months of reading about XMRV but I'm beyond embarrassment, all this biology stuff is way over my head! Is it instead the case that XMRV is in their DNA but not churning out copies or something?
Mice have MuLV's. XMRV is slyghty different from all known MuLV's. The X stands for xenotropic. That means it can infect other spiecies but not mice because those do not have the appropriate receptor.
Hi lansbergen - thanks for this - so if XMRV can't infect mice, is it actually surprising that Dr Coffin couldn't find it in the 70 species he looked at? Why would he even look?
There are a lot of different mice strains. He is looking to prove it is not in any mouse gnome. It is not in the 70 he tested.
yay I really needed some positive news... thanks.
Judy estimates prevalence at between 10-20 million Americans infected. I think she said this was based on data from the Blood Working Group.
If this isn't a huge health crisis, I don't know what counts as one.
I feel like I am on the Titanic and most of the band is still playing.
Oh and yes... thanks a lot for posting this!
thank you so much , this was so badly needed after all the negative info recently .so glad i didnt waver ,came close yesterday . thank you for getting this on here so quickly. take care of yourself now.
I just wanted to make clear the reason for testing mice: if mice don't ever have this virus, how can they cause contamination? I am sure most of the most likely strains/species of mice to cause contamination would have been tested. This is yet more evidence that contamination cannot explain anything, that the findings are real.
All of this is unfolding in a very unsurprising fashion if XMRV is indeed associated with CFS, and pathogenic.
Thanks, Alex - this really is interesting stuff.
All this bioscience is well over my head (as I'm sure is obvious!) and I can't make a skilled judgement on XMRV - it looks very positive to me but I will be very glad when we're a few more months down the line and the major players have moved to agreement, whichever way it goes. The waiting is killing me!
Given the strength of this info, did anyone there speculate how the heck naysayers like LeGrice or Hougton could say the inaccurate comments they did last week at cfsac??
Either because they didnt know or because this all istnt yet published. And in science, when something isnt published (and passed peer review) it doesnt exist..
Looking forward to those publications!!!
The best explanation to me seems because it's too soon for people to go crazy. And if it's really 10 to 20 millions, they probably would if they knew now. I think it's ok this way IF we can be sure the necessary work is being done and being done as quickly and as good as possible. I'm only nervous because you can't really know what's going on behind the scenes, if it's really it or not. But this was good info, thanks a lot.
Frank Ruscetti and Rachel Bagni isolated virus from the Lo/Alter patients (I believe it was those that had a fresh blood draw - the 8 of 9 that retested positive) and what they found was XMRV. THIS IS HUGE!!!
Yes, this is just wow wow wow. Couldn't be better. Can't wait to see a Lo/Alter study with a bigger cohort from all over the USA or even all over the world.
Yes! It's great to have Lo/Alter on board. They can try to dismiss Mikovits (because she works for a private and small institute), even though they would not have a chance there neither, but never Lo/Alter. As long as we have them, McClure et al. might just as well pack their stuff. Bye, bye.
Great to hear that. I love the way she says things sometimes Like at the XMRV workshop when McClure said "we have done the serology as well" and Mikovits bent forward again and said "No, you haven't" or "No, we have" or something of that sort.
NJCFS conference day - Dr. Judy Mikovits.
The NJCFS association puts on an annual conference day, often at the Sheraton in Eatontown, N.J,. in mid to late October. This organization is one of the best state ME/CFS organizations and their conferences are uniformly strong.
This year's NJCFS conference on October 17 was the best that the Patient Advocate has attended. It was also the most well attended as people came from all over to hear Dr. Judy Mikovits from the Whittemore Peterson Institiute give a lecture on the most recent research connecting XMRV (and its variants) to ME/CFS. They were not disappointed.
Dr. Mikovits gave a smashing one hour talk, rattling along at a high rate of speed, covering an astonishing amount of ground. The Patient Advocate has followed Mikovits' talk since 2007 and identified her very early on as a very special researcher. This talk was very hard-hitting, dense and delivered very quickly. It far extends the Patient Advocate's capacity to give this talk the justice that it deserves. Fortunately the talk was visually recorded and will be available on DVD in six weeks. Get ahold of it and watch it.
-drove quickly through the history of various published papers that establish the association of a family of gamma retroviruses with ME/CFS.
-cited "greater sequence diversity than originally observed", stating that "Variation is our friend"
-gave examples of teasing out XMRV with different testing devices.
-reiterated that the WPI is the only one who has isolated virus from ME/CFS specimens.
-1st generation testing will get better.
-HMRV research is in it infancy as much more research needs to be done.
This was an astonishing talk and its implications are far reaching. This gal has blown the lid off of ME/CFS research and it is going to be interesting to see where things go from here as the WPI continues to dig deeper into research (with unpublished papers) and at the same time reach out to others in an attempt to build a coalition to make inroads into this illness. The Patient Advocate, along with many others, sees the momentum coming out of this research and the possibilities and it is time to drop the detachment and give the WPI and its affiliates any help that one can, in any form. This lecture, along with others the day before, clearly point where things are going with ME/CFS research and treatment.
There are other reports on the internet on this conference. The Patient Advocate would recommend reading them to get a fuller picture.
Speechless with admiration for her and her single minded work. Thank you Dr Mikovits.

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Polybloggimous: The Wheels On The Bus Go Round and Round.
well reasoned and answers some of your comments from the other day here.
Read this story there. You'll like it.
Thank you Nathan. That read made my Monday morning great!
No worries, Nathan. If I wasn't cool with rejection I would post about it.
And I did read that story before I submitted, it was fab.


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five pins project — watch your back.
there’s a cold going around san francisco. it’s lasting up to a week for some people.


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The time travel app for your iPhone. Hold up your phone to see into the history of the city around you.
Déjà Vu is a collection of individually-curated vintage photographs that show the city around you as it used to be. Peer into these "wormholes" at a specific place in time and space to see back into another era. Hold up a photograph taken in the spot you’re standing to compare today with the same view in the past.
Déjà Vu uses the fusion of your iPhone's sensors to create an augmented reality experience: your phone’s GPS lets you "home in" the spot the photographer stood, and your phone’s gyroscope and compass spin the photo to the angle it was taken, letting you compare the vintage photograph to what stands in its spot today. Use a side-by-side view camera to take a "before and after" photo comparing yesterday and today.
Explore cities around the globe, including New York City, Boston, Washington, London, Paris, Jerusalem, New Orleans, Paris, Chicago, Philadelphia, and San Francisco.
Let Déjà Vu carry you from one historical site to another in your own city, or travel to cities throughout the world. Whether you're touring New York City or walking to work in Boston, Déjà Vu lets you explore the past around you. Tour the original Penn Station, see the Capitol Dome under construction, or watch Union troops march through Faneuil Hall. Immerse yourself in an expanding collection of vintage photographs across the city.
• Compass: Each photo has a specialized compass to guide you to the exact spot the photo was taken so many years ago.
• Gyroscope: Déjà Vu shows you exactly which direction to face to recreate the shot. Tap the gyroscope and the photo will spin to face the correct direction. All you have to do is point in the same direction and tilt your phone until it matches up.
• Camera: Once you're pointing in the right spot, use a side-by-side camera view to recreate the shot and take your own "then and now" photo to share and post to social media.
• 3D Touch: See quick previews of any photo on the map with Peek and Pop. Get quick access to different views photos around your current location from the home screen by pressing on the Déjà Vu icon.
• Point of View: See what's close around with a "point of view" on the landscape of your city. Point your iPhone in a direction and explore.
• Filters: Time travel to different eras in city history using the Calendar menu, and choose other locations around the world from the City menu to become a master of space and time.
Become a traveler of both time and space with Déjà Vu. You'll connect with the past and future like you never have before.
App is crashing when I take a picture!
The app crashes when I try and save my picture.
We're sorry you encountered a problem. We've fixed a number of issues with the latest release, and added new features like maps as well, so we'd encourage you to take a look at the latest version and let us know if you still have any problems!
What a great idea! Finding old photos that correspond to your location is lots of fun - the only drawback is that currently there aren't very many photos in the app's database (and virtually none from the boroughs). Hopefully the designer will continue to add more. Kudos also on the elegant interface (for one thing, it's nice to see a departure from the candy color schemes used in most apps).
It's amazing to see pictures of the streets I walk down from a hundred years ago. So much has changed, but the cities are still so familiar. To get the most of this app you need to walk through the streets of one of the app's photographed cities.


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Ohio Birding Drives are a new feature of the Ohio eBird Hotspot website. Feedback is especially welcome with suggestions for improving the driving directions on these birding drives. Additional tips for birding locations are also welcome.
Please use the Contact Form to send suggestions for additional county drives and with edits for existing drives.
Counties marked with an asterisk (*) are the counties in Ohio with fewer than 2000 checklists submitted in eBird.

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The process of planning your estate can be a daunting one. Often, you are asked to think about, discuss, and plan for an event that is unpleasant. For most of us, the plan we develop will not be needed for years. On top of that, you are then asked to gather numerous documents and verify details about your financial affairs. For these reasons most either don’t begin the process or abandon it shortly thereafter. After consulting with an attorney you feel comfortable working with, gathering the following documents may help you begin the process and assist you in determining how your estate should be managed and ultimately distributed.
Planning your estate doesn’t have to be stressful, and in the end should leave you with the peace of mind that your loved ones will respect your wishes as to how your estate should be managed and ultimately distributed.

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The Innokin iTaste CLK! 800mAh battery is perfect if you’re looking to take your vape up a gear. With its large 800mAh battery, the CLK! will last longer between charges, without being too long to fit in your pocket.
Available in black, stainless steel or pink.
This product contains a battery - Please take some time to read our Battery Safety section by clicking here.
Innokin have been regarded as one of the top e-cigarette manufacturers in the world and the CLK! 800 battery makes it easy to see why.
With an easy to use, variable voltage 800mAh battery that makes it easy to tailor your vape and make your experience exactly the way you want it.
It even has micro-USB charging, so you don't have to dismantle your e-cigarette to charge it up.
The CLK! 800 comes in Black, Silver or Pink and features a cool design. The build qaulity on these batteries is testament to Innokin's exacting standards.
The TABlites Innokin iTaste CLK! 800 800mAh Battery provides hours of battery life between charges.
Universal eGo-510 connection fits almost any atomiser/clearomiser.
5-click On/Off Safety Technology ensures no accidental battery usage.
Easy to use and charge.
Charge time: 2.5 – 3 Hours from empty Approx.
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When the time comes to charge your battery simply insert a micro USB cable into the port and attach to a USB power outlet. Do not use a mains charger to charge the Innokin iTaste CLK! 800.
Fully deplete battery before first charging.
When charging a Variable-Voltage e-cig battery ensure it as at its maximum setting in order to achieve a full charge.
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Charging will take around 2.5 - 3 hours to complete and the battery should be unplugged from the power when the charging cycle has finished.
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Keep battery away from extreme sources of heat.
Wipe any excess liquid from the battery connection before using the USB Charger.
Do not use a mains charger to charge your electronic cigarette, only use a dedicated USB Charger plugged into a computer or laptop.
If the battery or USB Charger does not seem to be functioning correctly do not use it.
Batteries last 3 – 6 months and should be replaced within this period.
WARNING: TABlites Electronic Cigarette products are designed to be used with compatible parts specified and supplied by TABlites Electronic Cigarettes. Products should not be used with batteries or chargers supplied by other manufacturers or be modified in any way. Doing so may result in serious injury to the user or third party.


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Here’s a sneak preview of the first chapter of Sean Yeager book three – Claws of Time. As you can see, things begin to hot up for Sean, Emily and The Foundation when Darius Deveraux arrives in London and presses on with his evil plans.
While I edit, revise and complete book three, please check out the first two books – DNA Thief and Hunters Hunted – which are available from Amazon UK, Amazon US and all major online stores. Also see the website here at: www.SeanYeager.com .
For newcomers: In Sean Yeager Adventures, two factions battle each other while shipwrecked on Earth, leaving Sean and Emily to figure out why they are involved and how to find their missing fathers. As events unfold around them Sean and Emily strive to live normal lives and find out clues about their past, present and future.
Sean Yeager Adventures are action, mystery, adventures with sci-fi and wit, set on a near-real Earth. They are written for middle grade to young adult readers (8 to 17) and upwards. If you or your children like James Bond, Star Wars, Percy Jackson, Artemis Fowl, Harry Potter or Alex Rider, they will most likely enjoy Sean Yeager Adventures.
Read on and find out for yourself… Note: this is an early draft and will magically change during the editing process.
A solitary Hyperjet raced across a charcoal sky, tracing an unseen path above a maze of brightly lit buildings and streets. It flew between vast, metal and glass structures, banking and weaving in anticipation of each cloud-piercing tower. The pilot adjusted his control stick and throttle. He fought against a strong, gusty wind that sprayed his cockpit window with horizontal lines of rain and violently threw his craft from side to side. He raised the Hyperjet’s nose to gain height and felt his neck and shoulders press hard into his seat. Wincing inwardly, he spoke into his headset.
“Affirmative,” replied Agents Geist and Stafford in unison.
The Foundation Agents patted their harnesses and pouches several times with gloved hands, each running through a mental checklist of their equipment. Their Hyperjet levelled and approached a sharp, triangular tower that glowed turquoise in the darkness. Circling briefly, it began to hover and descend towards a gleaming spire, using a red flashing light to guide their way. Captain Shaw, spoke on the intercom.
The agents nodded to each other. They rose from their seats and took up positions at either end of the cabin.
“Understood Vixen, we’ll be as quick as we can,” replied Stafford.
“It’s our lives on the line,” added Stafford.
“You don’t say?” replied the pilot.
The agents clipped their harnesses to winch cables and waited.
A deafening howl of wind and rotor noise filled the cabin. The floor split in two, revealing the flat, glowing roof of the Adastra tower. It was an area no wider than a half a basketball court and was surrounded by angular metalwork. Agents Geist and Stafford stood silhouetted against the city lights and tightened their face masks. They stepped carefully onto winch foot-plates and wrapped their hands and wrists through loops of cord at chest height.
Agent Geist swung a short distance across the floor and plummeted downwards. He braced himself against the wind and held tightly to his hand and foot holds. The storm blew him in a spiral and he swung four feet above the roof.
Geist leapt feet first and landed firmly on gravel, only a few feet away from a row of blue illuminated skylights.
“Geist in position. It’s freezing down here,” he reported, pulling his assault weapon from its shoulder holster and tightening the strap around him.
He scanned the rooftop through the weapon’s scope. There were no signs of life, only air conditioning units, some solar panels, a few aerials, a gantry crane and the appalling weather.
“Why did we have to pick tonight of all nights?” he muttered, shivering in the cold.
Geist stayed low to the ground and crept a short distance across the roof.
Geist kept watch over the rooftop, constantly scanning for movement. He peered up for a moment at the noisy shadow hovering above. A dark figure fell rapidly from the Hyperjet’s belly. It jerked to a halt, and began to swing in circles. Geist flipped his weapon onto his back and ran across to help. He grabbed Stafford’s winch plate at shoulder height and steadied it.
“Come on Twinkle-toes, show time!” he joked.
Agent Stafford leapt from his platform and fell sideways.
He landed on a blue skylight. A hairline crack extended from the front of his right boot and forked violently across the glass. Stafford stretched out to spread his weight and slowly crawled off the glass on all fours. He rolled onto the gravel.
The two agents waited in silence for an alarm to sound, but there was nothing. Above them, their winch cables rose and vanished into the night sky.
“Vixen, we’re down in one piece,” replied Agent Geist.
“Stay close, Vixen,” added Geist.
Sean and Emily crept into the family room at Kimbleton Hall. A log fire flickered invitingly in a large grate. Above it, on a stone mantelpiece, stood a plain ceramic clock with Roman numerals. It was nearly seven pm.
“Wherever you left it silly,” replied Emily, slouching into the most comfortable armchair and lying back with her legs curled up.
“Ahh! Where is it?” complained Sean, scouring the room.
He overturned scatter cushions in a frenzy and threw them in a heap.
“Phew!” he said, finding the controller beneath a purple sofa.
There was a creak at the door and footsteps rippled through the wooden floor.
Sean hissed under his breath, and hid the remote behind his back.
Emily’s mother, Mrs Campbell, entered the room with her dog, Braveheart, bounding along beside her. She was followed by another set of footsteps.
Sean grimaced and pretended not to hear. He turned on the TV and selected a movie channel. The film was Raiders of the Lost Ark, one of his favourites. Emily giggled.
Mrs Yeager selected a news channel and turned up the volume. The first program was an advert.
“Stuff and nonsense,” muttered Mrs Campbell.
“It tastes disgusting for a start,” replied Sean.
“And it’s full of chlorine and calcium,” added Emily.
“Calcium’s good for you, my dear,” corrected Mrs Campbell.
Mrs Yeager ignored him and leaned forwards in her chair.
Sean and Emily studied the TV screen. It showed a black and white image with two blurred squares. Inside the squares, were some shadowy lines and around them were a group of irregular blocks.
“That could be anything,” joked Sean.
“So James, have there been any finds at this new site?” continued the anchor man.
“More mummies? Don’t we have enough of those already?” asked Sean.
Emily sighed, and glanced first at Sean and then towards her mother.
“Actually, I’d like to go back to school Mum,” she said.
The news program moved on to its next story and showed a home-made video of a meteorite striking a parked car. The car had a huge dent in its roof and exploded shortly after impact.
“And this is only one of a number of incidents,” said the reporter.
“Why? What happened?” asked Sean.
“And what other damage have they caused?” asked the anchorman.
“What’s so funny?” asked Mrs Yeager.
“We can’t go back to school because a meteorite could flatten it,” laughed Sean.
“Why? Is your school in America?” asked Mrs Campbell.
“You have the attention span of a gnat, Sean. The reporter was talking about meteorites in America. Okay, you can watch your film now,” she said.
“And I’ll make you some popcorn my love,” added Mrs Campbell.
Two men wearing full-length, black trench coats entered a dimly lit restaurant. It was situated in a quiet London side-street. Although it was early evening, and already dark, its first customers had yet to arrive. The men studied several rows of immaculately prepared tables and a handful of eager waiters. Satisfied that the restaurant was safe, one man returned to a waiting limousine, while the other held the door open for an older, distinguished gentleman.
“I’ll wait here, Sir,” he said.
The gentleman nodded, and gave his coat to a waiter. He sniffed at the green ceramic up-lighters and informal décor. It was a bistro at best. In the centre of the room, stood an impressively large aquarium containing a sunken ship. It was brightly lit, in shades of yellow and blue, with constantly rising bubbles. It appeared to contain lobsters with their claws bound. A figure walked towards him.
“Ah Minister, thank you for coming,” announced a tall, slim, white-haired man, who reached out to shake his hand.
A waiter led them to the best table in the virtually empty restaurant. It was set with glasses, napkins, and a small table lamp. The Minister for Interior Affairs sat with his back to the aquarium, and reached for a breadstick.
Darius Deveraux sat opposite wearing tinted glasses. He beckoned for the menu, and offered the Minister a small bowl of olives.
Deveraux stretched his pale face into a half smile.
“I can tell you are not a supporter of The Foundation, Mr Deveraux?” added the Minister.
The Minister accepted a copy of the menu and sighed. He scanned it briefly.
The Minister raised his right hand in acceptance.
Deveraux nodded to a waiter, unseen by the Minister. From the aquarium, there was a gentle sloshing of water. The Minister looked up with a quizzical expression.
The Minister shook his head, and returned to examining the menu.
A waiter stood behind them, and flipped open the aquarium’s lid. He appeared to mentally choose a lobster, but looked startled and quickly backed away. He composed himself and approached the Minister.
“Are you ready to order?” he asked.
The Minister peered over his reading glasses and gave an audible ‘huff’ as he breathed out. Deveraux noticed the waiter’s eyes glow red and nodded to him.
“I need another two minutes,” replied the Minister, shrugging as he returned to his deliberations.
Behind him, a dark shape slowly approached the front of the aquarium, sending lobsters scuttling in all directions. The creature completely covered the shipwreck with its muscular bulk. It was covered in dark, mottled scales, with here and there a few luminous green stripes. It stretched out and extended several long tentacles above the waterline. Using its suckers it climbed and reached over the edge of the aquarium’s thick glass wall.
With a sudden whiplash motion, the creature hurled a lasso-like tendril around the Minister’s neck. The Minister sat bolt upright with a startled look on his face and gasped. His veins pulsed and protruded on either side of his throat.
“Are you alright, Minister?” smiled Deveraux.
“Feel my pain!” wheezed the Minister, with his eyes rolling upwards inside his eye sockets.
The Minister struggled to reply and Deveraux did not wait for a response. He stood and leaned over the table, steadying the Minister’s head with his left hand. The tentacle released its grip and withdrew to the aquarium, as quickly as it had arrived. Deveraux ignored it, and picked up a napkin with his free hand. The Minister groaned quietly as if in a trance, his eyes now shut. Stepping around the table, Deveraux dabbed at a red puncture mark on the Minister’s neck and raised his shirt collar to hide the evidence. Next, he gently lowered the Minister’s head to rest on the table, beside his plate. Deveraux waited a moment, before walking confidently across the restaurant towards the bodyguard.
“I think the Minister needs your help,” he called.
The bodyguard stopped reading his newspaper and crumpled it in two. He looked disgruntled, as if someone had disturbed his rest. Deveraux spoke calmly.
“He seems to be over tired,” he added.
“Leave it to me, Sir,” replied the bodyguard, speaking into a microphone inside his sleeve, and glancing across at his superior.
By now, the Minister was sitting upright and babbling incoherently with a wide grin on his face. The aquarium had returned to its yellow and blue glow, with red shapes wandering slowly across its gravel bed. A waiter stooped to wipe the polished oak floor with a napkin, while another poured water into a bulb-shaped glass in front of the Minister.
Agent Geist unclipped a pouch from his webbing. He opened its cover and selected a cutting tool and a spray can.
Geist leaned over the row of skylights. It extended for several paces in a large rectangle, like an ornamental glass pond. Beneath it, he noticed a grid of interlocking metal fins that formed a solid barrier. A faint blue light glowed through some punched holes in the metalwork.
“What do you mean?” asked Stafford, inspecting the glass.
Geist motioned for Stafford to cut an adjoining panes of glass. Meanwhile, Geist cut a large oval hole. His sonic-cutter squealed at a high frequency, barely audible to humans. Using a handle with two suction cups, he removed the unwanted glass and laid it on the roof, beside a row of heat-exchange units.
The rain had stopped, but a strong gust of wind nearly blew Geist off his feet. He crouched and leaned into the storm, until the wind had died down.
“So how are we going to get through those shutters?” asked Stafford.
“Watch and learn. If this gel doesn’t work, we’re aborting the whole mission,” replied Geist.
Geist leaned over the first hole and sprayed a fine gel onto the shutters. The aluminium fins spluttered and fizzed, throwing steam and bubbles of noxious vapour into the night sky.
Stafford staggered away and nearly lost his balance.
“Of course, that might be an improvement,” chuckled Geist.
Satisfied with his work, Geist repeated the exercise on the second hole.
“Okay, let’s find something firm to hitch onto,” he said.
After several minutes of preparing lines, harnesses and clips, Geist tested their anchor points and nodded.
Stafford shuffled forwards and sat on the window frame, with his legs dangling into an empty space.
“No signs of movement below,” he reported.
Geist sat beside him. A cavernous atrium stretched out beneath them for hundreds of feet. He could just make out a row of elevator shafts in the dim light. Geist felt his heart pounding and checked his harness and line for the third time.
Agent Geist cast off into the chasm and whirred down his line, swinging gently as he went. He braked by wrapping his boots around the rope and squeezing with his legs, as the floor approached. Geist landed softly, and quickly detached himself. He took up a position with his back to the wall, and brought his weapon up to his shoulder. Through his scope, he noticed a line of elevator cables and a handrail. Only one of the elevator cars was visible. It was glass-walled and empty.
“Quiet as a crypt,” he reported, scanning the rest of the balcony.
Geist watched Agent Stafford land a short distance away.
“What kept you?” he joked.
“My need to stay alive?” replied Stafford grimly.
“It’s gonna cost you,” grinned Geist.
Geist watched Stafford pull out a sidearm from his thigh holster and check that it was loaded.
The building was strangely quiet and even the gale outside was now a distant rumble.
“Where’s the night watchman?” asked Stafford.
Geist crawled to the edge of the balcony on his hands and knees and peered down into the main lobby. Far below, he could just make out a lone orange spot against a cool grey background. In front of it, stretched a wide, curved desk.
“In the land of nod by the looks of it,” he replied.
“Vixen, we are in position, over,” reported Stafford.
“I copy that,” replied Vixen.
Geist rose to a crouched position and scanned each end of the short balcony through his assault weapon’s sight. It had a neatly carpeted floor with fake plants and little else.
“Okay Houdini, work your magic,” he said.
“I’m on it,” replied Stafford.
Geist stood guard, and watched Stafford run past him to examine a door with a long vertical bar for a handle.
“Where’s the keypad?” asked Stafford.
“Come on, we’re running out of time!” complained Geist, turning around.
Stafford scanned the wall looking for signs of heat and shook his head.
“Do you have any burn gel left?” he asked.
Geist reached into his map pocket and pulled out a pencil-shaped device and threw it to Stafford.
The device flashed green, as Stafford swept the wall on the left-hand side of the door frame.
“Set your blaster to impulse, should do the trick,” suggested Geist.
Stafford fired his blaster at the wall. His weapon hummed quietly, but nothing happened.
“More juice,” muttered Stafford, adjusting the power level.
Stafford fired again and a short flash emerged from a tiny crack in the wall. A small gap appeared in the textured wallpaper and a square flap became visible. Stafford pulled out his combat knife and prised open the outer casing. “Looks like a manual override,” he explained.
Instead, Stafford reached inside the wall box and flicked a switch.
The door opened inwards with a sudden rush of air. Geist approached and peered into a dark corridor.
“It’s all clear! Come on!” he said.
The moment Geist took his first steps into the corridor, another door hissed open a few strides ahead. He raised his weapon, fearing the worst.
But he was too late, Geist passed the inner door, and began to scan the interior.
Geist crept forwards, and switched his helmet scanner to sense heat and movement. The room was dark and full of dense vapour. He noticed a cold, blue pattern on his headset, but no sign of activity.
“And it stinks of chlorine. What is this place? A swimming pool?” he complained.
Geist inched slowly forwards through the fog, and heard a dull metal ‘clang’ beneath their feet.
“What was that? Did you drop something?” he asked.
Stafford, turned towards him, with his weapon and visor glowing bright red.
Agent Geist noticed a tiny flash of red light at ankle height on his left. Stafford took a step towards the beam.
The inner door slammed shut behind them and hissed. It was followed by the howl of overhead fans. Soon, the fog began to swirl around them. Geist turned to his right. On infra-red he noticed a distant orange spot, it was joined by a second, then another. A row became visible, then a second row. He flicked his headset to ultra-violet and his stomach sank like a lead weight. Geist realised in horror that they were standing in a vast gallery, four floors high that stretched as far as the eye could see. Each floor held several rows of stands, and each stand held a dark figure wearing a mask, tubes, and a combat suit.
Stafford stood with his weapon raised. Around him, a pale orange glow illuminated the clearing fog on all sides, and a series of dull thuds echoed through the gallery. Geist peered into the mist and saw the distant outline of a dark figure. Behind it stood another. One by one, the figures moved, with their eyes shining red. His infra-red sensor glowed with a patchwork of heat patterns, changing from pale yellow to orange and then crimson.
I hope you enjoyed Chapter One of Sean Yeager Claws of Time (book 3 in the series). Please stay tuned for more news about Sean Yeager books.
Books One and Two are available from Amazon UK and Amazon US in print and e-book formats. Book Three will be ready in 2017.
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Well it had to happen, our son has read all the Harry Potter books and we’ve been searching for other great book series. In no particular order here are 5 great book series for middle grade to tween readers. (I have omitted Young Adult titles deliberately).
Obvious really. If the first three books don’t grab your child’s attention I guess they don’t like Harry Potter. Stand by also for the comparisons and proclamations of the things not in the films which are better presented in the books. Strangely the shorter books were voted the best by our son, perhaps they were better edited?
Now you do need to allow your child to settle with the idea that Greek and Roman myths have been ‘borrowed’ and transplanted to the US. (Not my idea of plausible I have to say). Apparently the books are an easy and exciting read with lots of action. I would add that they seem to be easily read in next to no time. Good news for the author and publisher, not such great news for the parents asked to buy the next book in a matter of hours.
Perhaps a push for middle grade and pretty heavy in volume. We started with The Hobbit and it was very well received. A budding fan is born. I await the film and book comparisons. LOL. Given the length of both that could be some years away.
Fast paced, exciting and full of ideas. Our son and several of his friends have been up all hours reading and re-reading books one and two. Be prepared for an explosion of ideas, designs and follow on stories.
Apparently these books are non-stop boys own adventures with all the details added in. Useful if you are ever stuck in a jungle and need survival skills. If only there was an episode for commuters and office workers.
Technically this is the sixth book series, though I did say ‘after Harry Potter’. We have had a mixed reception with this series. Son loves the action and humour, he’s not so keen on the faeries. Nonetheless a worthy addition to our humble book series list. Lots happens and there are plenty of books in the series.
So there you have it parents, grand parents, aunts, bloggers. We hope you find this list of book series useful when seeking purchases for the children in your life.
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After months of crafting, designing, huffing and puffing… Sean Yeager and the DNA Thief is available in deluxe print! Hurray!
Deluxe because it is a 6×9 inch book size which shows off the cover and makes it very easy to read.
The DNA Thief sets the scene at breathtaking speed and Hunters Hunted is set to build on the mysteries and action in a big way.
It’s a big milestone for us and very soon we’ll be speaking to libraries and bookstores about stocking the physical books. It’s funny there is something about holding print in your hand that makes a real difference….
Meantime, on with the series. Hunters Hunted is nearing completion and will see the light of day first as an e-book initially with print to follow.
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The clock is ticking for Apple as the hardware and software vendor this month is expected to release a tuned-up version of its Mac OS X operating system, a major upgrade to the company's flagship operating system first unveiled in March.
Apple representatives said this week the company has not veered from its plans to release Mac OS X Version 10.1 sometime this month. "We haven't changed anything that we announced earlier," said Natalie Sequeira, an Apple spokeswoman.
With only one week left to meet that deadline, two sources who asked for anonymity and who are familiar with Apple's plans confirmed on Friday that the anticipated point release will be the focus of Apple's keynote presentation on Tuesday at the Seybold Conference and Expo in San Francisco, an event aimed at the computer graphics and digital publishing industries, two of Apple's key markets. Phil Schiller, Apple's vice president of product marketing, is scheduled to address the conference joined via satellite by Apple's chief executive Steve Jobs.
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Feature packed The operating system also features CD-burning capabilities built into the Finder toolbar and DVD (digital versatile disc) playback, two features users missed in earlier OS X release, according to information on Apple's Web site.
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"Apple has really pushed to get their (hardware) products out regardless of the operating system and they've had considerable success," said Brett Miller, a PC analyst with A.G. Edwards and Sons. "You have to expect their sales to continue driving forward with the new operating system."
Portable success While most of the major vendors such as Compaq and IBM have been hit hard by a decline in PC shipments this year, Apple - which holds less than 5 per cent of the total PC market share - got a boost in one sector, IDC reported in late July. US shipments of its laptop computers jumped 68.4 per cent in the second quarter of 2001, due in large part to sales of its iBook laptop series, which sold 182,000 units in its first two months. Worldwide, Apple's laptop computer shipments grew by 25.2 per cent.
"That's pretty good for Apple," Miller said.
Meanwhile, preliminary estimates from research firm IDC show total PC shipments worldwide declined 3.2 per cent in the second quarter of 2001, compared to the same quarter a year ago.
Bug fixes Apple released Mac OS X 10.0 - an upgrade to its operating system with a reworked and more colourful interface - in March with little fanfare. While it was considered by users and analysts as one of the most significant operating system releases ever to come from the Cupertino, California-based PC icon, it was packed with bugs, and critics complained that it lacked a number of key features such as DVD playback.
"A lot of users pointed out that there were some serious holes in 10.0," said Kay, who covers operating systems for the research firm IDC. "Even Apple has admitted that they just needed to get something out the door."
Modern OS In the new version, Apple has managed to fix many of those earlier issues, users and analysts say. Mac OS X 10.1 will include support for Apple's new dual processor computers, according to information on Apple's Web site. It will also include "protected memory" and "pre-emptive multitasking," two new features that add stability to Macs when users run multiple applications at once, according to Apple.
"What it means is that each application is using its own memory. In previous versions of the operating system it would trade off memory between each applications " said Brian Sheafer, a Mac consultant who runs SV Macintosh Consulting. With the new technology "if one application crashes then the rest of the operating system will remain stable," he said.
With renewed industry backing, the only question that remains is when users can expect Apple to release Version 10.1. Apple had planned to make the new operating system the focus of the Apple Expo in Paris, but cancelled the show due to the devastating terrorist attacks on New York's World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
Developers due Anticipation is high among sectors related to the operating system, such as software application vendors, which are at a standstill with new products under development to run on the operating system. Apple has enabled Mac OS X to run software developed for older versions of the Mac OS in what it calls "Classic" mode. Users can switch Mac OS X from its regular mode to the classic mode to run older software applications. With most users relying on this classic mode to run their applications, software makers have been slow to release upgrades to their products.
But that is changing as the latest operating system upgrade nears release. "New applications (for OS X) are coming out more and more every day," said Mac consultant Sheafer, who currently uses Mac OS X 10.04 and Mac OS 9.1 on the same computer. "It's a whole new operating system for the Mac, and since it's a complete rewrite I would say that things are coming out pretty quickly."
Currently Adobe - one of Apple's leading Independent software vendors - has released its Acrobat Reader 5.0 with native support for Mac OS X. The company has said that it is waiting for 10.1 to hit the market before it releases any of its other flagship software products such as OS X-native versions of Adobe GoLive, Illustrator and InDesign.
Aladdin Systems has also released a version of its StuffIt Delux decompression software to run on Mac OS X. The software allows users to open large files and e-mail attachments that have been compressed for downloading.
Quark, which makes the popular desktop publishing software QuarkXPress, is also waiting to release a version of the software native to Mac OS X, the company said. That software is due by the end of this year.
Pledging to lead the way with software tuned for Mac's new operating system, Microsoft said Wednesday it would release the latest version of its Office productivity software in November. Office v. X for Mac OS X will include the most advanced versions of Microsoft's Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Entourage applications, Microsoft said.