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From: The Republic of Cyprus Press and Information Office Server at <http://www.pio.gov.cy/>TURKISH PRESS AND OTHER MEDIA No.137/03 23.07.03
[A] NEWS ITEMS
[B] COMMENTARIES, EDITORIALS AND ANALYSIS
[A] NEWS ITEMS
 The occupation regime punishes Cevikel and Demirtas because they supported the Annan PlanTurkish Cypriot daily KIBRIS newspaper (23.07.03) reports that associate professor Nuri Cevikel, chairman of the Turkish settlers^“ association in the occupied part of Cyprus and Abbdulkerim Demirtas, general secretary of the ^”fighters^“^‘ association ^”are facing serious problems^‘.
Noting that the occupation regime has recently been exerting pressure on the above-mentioned persons because they had complained about the problems they are facing and supported a solution to the Cyprus problem on the basis of the Annan Plan, KIBRIS writes that Dr Cevikel has lost his job at the illegal ^”East Mediterranean University^‘ (EMU), while yesterday the ^”fighters ^“^‘ association removed Mr Demirtas from his post.
Dr Cevikel has considered that his contract with the ^”EMU^‘ would not be renewed and reminded that the Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktas himself had publicly given this instruction. ^”The people there (translator^“s note: the administration of the ^”EMU^‘) have put into practice this instruction^‘, added Dr Cevikel who described as ^”illegal and political^‘ the decision as for the moment there is not a ^”legal dean^‘ at the ^”EMU^‘.
Dr Cevikel said that they were punished because they opposed to ^”the status quo that existed for 29 years^‘ and recalled Mr Denktas statement who had said: ^”I wish I had had him (Dr Cevikel) dismissed from the job^‘. Dr Cevikel said that he has been orally informed about the decision and added that he was expecting to receive it in writing as well.
Furthermore, Dr Cevikel accused the so-called ^”prime minister^‘ Eroglu, his deputy Serdar Denktas and Turkey^“s envoy of suggesting his removal from his post.
Meanwhile, Mr Demirtas said he was not surprised by the decision of the ^”fighters^“^‘ association, which had been taken after his statement that he would be by the side of the ^”pro-solution^‘ forces during the December ^”elections^‘. Mr Demirtas noted that from the very first day of its establishment the ^”association^‘ acts under instructions from outside and added that some members of the ^”association^‘ began to resign after he was removed from his post.
 Akinci accuses Turkey of not following a stable policy on the Cyprus problemTurkish Cypriot daily KIBRIS newspaper (23.07.03) reports that Mustafa Akinci, leader of the Peace and Democracy Movement (PDM) has accused the government of Turkey of not following a stable policy on the Cyprus problem. In a statement issued yesterday Mr Akinci noted, inter alia, the following:
^”^ŇThe Denktas-Eroglu-Serdar Denktas trio is working together with the military and civilian bureaucrats in Turkey who support the non-solution towards the direction of missing the opportunity of May 2004 as well. Worrying about a possible change during the December elections they had the general secretary of the National Security Council make a statement in favour of the status quo. Denktas is attacking the opposition and sling mud at it in a manner that is not appropriate for a president. Their aim is the non-solution of the Cyprus problem after May 2004. They see that afterwards the way of Turkey to the EU will be closed and actually this is what they want. Everybody remembers the words of the NSC general secretary, General Kilinc, which meant: ^—let go of the EU, look at Iran and Russia^“. The whole world knows any more that the modern democracy and the international law are scaring Denktas to death. ^ŇThe government of Turkey does not apply with the necessary determination its statements and does not follow a stable policy on the Cyprus problem. Mr Erdogan himself was praising the Annan Plan before the Hague and in a week^“s time he could say ^—we were deceived^“. Foreign Minister Gul who said that the ^—Annan Plan is on the table^“ a short time after Denktas had said that ^—The Annan Plan is dead and buried^“, is now saying that solution could be achieved with the Annan plan or otherwise. ^Ň^‘.
 Turkish Cypriot civil engineers says it is impossible to settle in the buildings of the closed Varosha areaTurkish Cypriot daily KIBRIS newspaper (23.07.03) reports that Salim Piyale, chairman of the Chamber of the Turkish Cypriot Civil Engineers, said yesterday that settling people in the buildings of the occupied closed city of Varosha would not be easy and simple, because the buildings had been built 50 ^÷ 60 years ago and were not maintained for 30 years. As a result of this, he added, their life span has to a great extend been completed.
Strengthening the buildings, which had been built with old technology used before 30 years ago, added Mr Piyale, could be very expensive. The maintenance cost could be equal to the cost of building new buildings, noted Mr Piyale adding that some civil engineers from Turkey had visited Varosha and inspected the buildings there.
 A new platform, under the name ^”This state is our Alliance^‘, was established at the pseudostateTurkish Cypriot daily newspaper AFRIKA (23.07.03) reports that a new allience, consisting of seven organizations, was established at the pseudostate under the name ^”This state is our, Alliance^‘.
As the paper reports the Alliance wants the chairman of the Republican Turkish Party, Mr Mehmet Ali Talatī s ^”parliamentary^‘ immunity to be lifted and he should to be tried, because of his behavior towards Mr Rauf Denktas and because he called on the Turkish Cypriot leader to resign. The organization also called on all the ^”deputies^‘ of the pseudoparliament who treat Mr Denktas ^”inappropriately^‘ to resign because, as it was stated, they do not keep their oath to protect the existence of the pseudostate.
The members of the organizations which made up of the alliance are the following: The Mothersī Association, the Consumersī Associations, the Consumersī Union, The Human Rights Association, the ^”Civil Servants^‘ī Trade Union, The Association of the ^”Refugees from the South who Faced Damages and the Paphos Turks Union.
 Turkish Cypriots soccer players were punished for participating in bi-communal sporting activityTurkish Cypriot daily YENI DUZEN newspaper (23.07.03) reports that six Turkish Cypriot soccer players who participated in a bi-communal sporting activity were punished by the so-called ^”Turkish Cypriot Football FederationĽ. The players were deprived of their right to play football for a period of three months.
The Turkish Cypriot players participated in a football game where a bi-communal mixed team played against a mixed team of the UN and the EU in a game organized in the buffer zone by the Italian Embassy to Nicosia.
 Political parties against sending troops to IraqAccording to Turkish Daily News (23.07.03), the majority of Turkish political parties have declared that they were against any possibility of sending Turkish troops to Iraq as peacekeepers under the command of the United States.
Paper says that as the unofficial negotiations between Turkish and American officials continue over sending Turkish troops to Iraq as peacekeepers, most Turkish political parties declared yesterday that they were against sending troops to Iraq.
Stating that Turkish Parliament will not accept any decision which will endanger the lives of thousands of Turkish soldiers and make them targets of separatist terrorizm, New Turkey Party (NTP) leader Ismail Cem said that "There will be no vote even from ruling JDP for such a decision."
Cem visited Ataturkīs Mausoleum in Ankara with a Party delegation on the occasion of the first annivarsary of the establishment of NTP and answered questions from journalists on some issues of the agenda.
Cem also warned Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Abdullah Gul not to give a false impression during his visit to Washington. Cem continued to say that "Deterioration of Turkish-American relations cuased by the false impression given by JDP administration before the Iraq war and not keeping the promises."
Cen said that "The separatist and reactionary terror organization in Iraq will especially target Turkish soldiers to destabilize Turkey and carry terrorizm to our country again. So I warn the government to be cautious."
Turkish Daily News further reports that, the Felicity Party (FP) deputy leader Temel Karamollaoglu revealed his party's opposition to sending troops to Iraq and said that "Turkish soldiers should not be human shields for American soldiers."
Claiming that sending troops to Iraq will deteriorate the relations of Turkey with its neighbors and other countries in the Middle East, Karamollaoglu stated that "American soldiers increased their oppression over Iraqi people becuase of their increased fears. So they wanted soldiers from other countries to die instead of themselves. Turkey is also among these countries. The government presents the American demand for Turkish troops as the sign of the friendship between the two countries, as the U.S. has still not apologized for detention of Turkish soldiers. Turkish soldiers could not be sent to a quagmire. This could deteriorate the relations of Turkey with its neighbours and the countries in the Middle East as Turkey does not need such a thing."
Karamollaoglu also claimed that Turkey may be a target of the United States eventually.
Also, Great Union Party (GUP) leader Muhsin Yazicioglu stated that "If Turkey sends troops to Iraq under the terms and conditions of Americans, Turkish people may experience a Vietnam."
Saying that "After detention of Turkish soldiers in Suleymaniyah, the U.S. demand for Turkish soldiers in Iraq is a strategic step of the U.S.," Yazicioglu stated that ^”Sending Turkish troops to Iraq should be under the decision and command of the United Nations."
[B] COMMENTARIES, EDITORIALS AND ANALYSIS
 HURRIYET columnist supports use of Turkish troops in International Force in IraqErtugrul Ozkok writing in the Turkish daily HURRIYET newspaper (22.07.03) under the title: ^”What happens to an army that goes 40 years without fighting?^‘ Writes the folloing:
^”I heard the following classic comment recently from a former military commander for whom I have great respect. This reportedly reflects a general approach that is accepted in the American military as well.
According to this,
`If an army goes for 20 years without fighting, it forgets about war. If it does not fight for 40 years, the country forgets about its army. And if it does not fight for 60 years, the country begins to ruin its soldiers.ī
[This is] A military mentality that is startling and thought-provoking for generations, such as our own, that were born only after the great war, and have not lived through large-scale wars.
It might well be a good thing if all the armies in the world would forget how to fight, but we all know that there are a good many armies that will never forget how to fight.
As long as they do not forget, it is impossible for us to forget, particularly in such a region as this.
I learned this harsh reality through personal experience. And the fact that my family was uprooted and expelled from the country in which it was living also played a role in the formation of this mentality of mine.
As a result, ever since the day when my intellectual makeup was first formed, I have always believed that the Turkish military has to be very strong.
And I believe this even more today than I did in the past.
After this introduction, I come to the following critical point.
Should Turkey send troops to Iraq or not?
I am not going to answer this question immediately.
But I am going to relate some of my views regarding the Turkish military.
Whoever wants to can draw whatever conclusions he or she might wish.
I believe in the classic view regarding the greatness of nations.
That is, in the theory that has been valid since the first periods of history.
In order to be a great state, it is not enough merely to have a large and strong economy.
You have to possess a strong military at the same time.
It is also not enough for your military to be strong. It is also necessary for other nations to acknowledge this strength.
And it is essential as well for your army to have strong morale.
I have my concerns regarding the [morale] situation of the Turkish military recently.
Consequently, we should look back at the course of our military over the history of the past 100 years.
This military lived through perhaps its most painful period in history during the Balkan War.
The Balkan defeat turned into a feeling of suffering and shame in the spirits of Turkish officers that would be very difficult to remedy.
This feeling was finally eliminated with the victory of the War of Independence.
The period after that was the period in which the Turkish military step by step regained the psychological superiority that it had had during the period of the rise of the Ottoman Empire.
The taking of Hatay, the Cyprus War, the struggle with the PKK [Workers' Party of Kurdistan], and the strategic superiority established in Northern Iraq.
The rejection of the motion by the TGNA [Turkish Grand National Assembly] in my view dealt a very great blow to the Turkish Armed Forces (TAF).
For, just as everyone with any sense has already written, this decision by Turkey left the Turkish military and the US military facing each other in Northern Iraq, and, unfortunately, erased one by one those "red lines" that we had put forth so boldly.
And this shook the legend that the Turkish military had step by step constructed over 80 years.
The second factor that has buffeted the legend of the Turkish military has been the controversy over the EU.
For this debate has, unfortunately, gotten away from coolheaded people and, as happens all the time, become hostage to the marginal extremists.
One the one hand we have the "so-called liberal-Islamist alliance" that, using the EU as an excuse, is trying to satisfy its need to "settle scores with the military in a crude manner", and on the other hand we have the so-called left that, under the "nationalist" label, takes a very crude nationalism all the way to calling for a military coup d'etat.
To all this we must also add the stance of certain generals who are now approaching retirement.
Yet Turkey could have continued its EU accession process while still maintaining the legend of its military, and indeed should have done so.
For the European Union as well needs a strong Turkish military, just as much as Turkey itself does.
Consequently, it is a duty of every one of us to prevent these debates from shifting onto a basis that would undermine the pride and the image of our military.
After this introduction, I come to the same question.
Should Turkey send troops to Iraq?
Turkey has already sent troops to Kosovo and to Bosnia. These units carried out, and are continuing to carry out, very successful tasks there.
In my view, they could successfully take on the same role here [i.e., in Iraq] as well.
And in my view, this would also be the only way for the Turkish military to compensate for its declining role in the region.
But there is one condition for this. That is for the United States to take not only Turkish troops into that region, but the troops of other nations as well, and thus to form a force with an international character.^‘
 Birand: NSC General Secretariat a military inspection bodyThe Turkish Daily News (22.07.03) publishes an article by Mehmet Ali Birand originally appeared in Turkish daily POSTA. Birand writes:
^”The National Security Council proper (NSC) and the NSC General Secretariat have always come to be confused with one another. The NSC is a board that meets once a month with the president in the chair, bringing together, on one side the prime minister and the ministers and bureaucrats concerned and, on the other side, the chief of staff and the force commanders plus the gendarmerie commander -- despite the fact that he is not a full-fledged force commander.
This board, which Ertugrul Ozkok compares to the politbureau of the now defunct Soviet Union, was created for the first time in the wake of the May 27, 1960 coup. The aim was to ensure a continuous dialogue between the military and the civilian government.
However, as years passed, its form was changed due to the March 12, 1971 coup attempt and the Sept. 12, 1980 intervention.
In 1983, in order to be able to keep politics under control the Sept. 12 military administration pushed through Parliament a bill which altered the powers and duties of the NSC General Secretariat.
Under the former system there existed a `medium sizedī body that served as the NSC secretariat. Its replacement kept expanding especially in the 1990s.
In the end, it turned into an action-taking executive body that employs hundreds of civilian and military experts, a body that has various subcommittees or working groups, a body that has enormous powers and duties.
It has become quite clear that they were embracing the idea that `Turkey's administration cannot be left to the civilian governments alone.ī
In reality, the NSC had been devised, at the very beginning, as a body affiliated to the Prime Ministry, a body that would provide secretarial services to the prime minister on security issues.
However, as time went by, it turned into a mechanism which enables the military to keep the civilian governments under check, a mechanism that permitted the military to take part in the administration.
Similar institutions exist in other countries too. However, none of these have such sweeping powers. In other countries, such institutions do not go beyond their `advisory functionsī.
The institution we have in our country operates fully as an executive body.
These powers and duties are being amended not only to adjust to the European Union norms but also to be able to meet the needs of Turkey, a changing country.
Subtitle: The changes to be made in the NSC General Secretariat's powers and duties
Article 9 involving the `distribution and follow-up of the Council of Ministers decisions on NSC decisionsī by the NSC General Secretariat, is being scrapped. Under the existing system the NSC General Secretariat provides information to the president, to the prime minister and to the NSC on the implementation of the government decisions related to NSC decisions.
Article 13 defining the NSC General Secretariat's duties is being scrapped altogether. It is being replaced with a new article that says that the NSC General Secretariat will fulfil the job of the NSC secretariat, that it will `fulfil the tasks assigned to it by the NSC and by the lawsī.
Under the existing system, the law says that the NSC General Secretariat coordinates overall defense services that remain outside the jurisdiction of the Armed Forces, following up on the arrangements made in this sphere.
Also under the existing system the law says that the NSC General Secretariat works on the steps to be taken in case a state of emergency gets declared due to an escalation of the acts of violence and the public order gets seriously disrupted, determining the duties and obligations that would fall on private establishments in case of a state of emergency, war or post-war situation.
It presents to the prime minister its proposals as to how to ensure coordination in practice.
Article 14 involving the powers of the NSC General Secretariat is being scrapped.
Under the existing system the NSC General Secretariat is authorized to take steps on behalf of the president, the prime minister and the NSC to ensure the fulfilment of the duties cited in Article 13, to follow-up on and set the direction of these activities in line with the directions it will receive.
Article 19 involving `information and documentsī is being scrapped.
Under the existing system the ministries, public establishments and corporate bodies have the obligation to deliver to the NSC General Secretariat -- regularly or when demanded ^÷ open and secret information and documents of different digress.
Subtitle: A secret set of directives
Furthermore, there is a set of directives issued in 1983, that is, regulations that are being kept SECRET.
With the proposed changes these SECRET regulations would be cancelled. It is being stated that new regulations would be issued.
Subtitle: You decide
If you say that in today's Turkey there is no need for the NSC General Secretariat to have wide powers, then let us trim these powers.
If, on the other hand, you say that indeed there is a need for these, then let us invite the military to govern us. Then there would be no need for elections or anything like that.
However, there is another face to the coin.
These amendments must not create a vacuum.
The Prime Ministry must fulfil these tasks.
And we -- and the nongovernmental organizations -- should undertake the responsibility for applying checks and controls on the civilian government.
We should not put that burden on the military. When things go wrong, we, ourselves, should rise rather than calling out, `Commander, where are you?ī
Only that way we can keep democracy alive.^‘
 Gul going to Washington for the final rendezvous with US WashingtonEnglish language Turkish daily, the Turkish Daily News (23.07.03), publishes an article by Mehmet Ali Birand, appeared in Turkish daily POSTA under the above title Birand writes:
^”Gul will be treated like a PM
During his stay in Washington it would have been only normal for Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul to meet with Secretary of State Powell and with the boss of the National Security Council, Rice.
Yet, Gul will meet also with Vice President Cheney, Defense Secretary Rumsfeld and Deputy Defense Secretary Wolfowitz. It is significant that the meetings with Rumsfeld and Wolfowitz have been sought by the Pentagon. Obviously, America's military wing has got things to say.
Subtitle: A new page will be turned mutually
How should we see this trip? I am sure there will be those journalists who will write that the U.S. is to express apologies to Turkey or that the U.S. is giving Turkey too little in an attempt to mend the fences. I think such assessments would lead to highly erroneous conclusions.
It would be best to see this trip as a step, the first step, towards reconstruction of the `collapsed bridgeī in the Turkey-U.S. relationship.
The most important aspect of the talks will be that the `red linesī which Turkey and the U.S. will have to observe in the future, will be redrawn:
1. NORTHERN IRAQ:
The situation in northern Iraq will be a significant item on the agenda.
* Regarding the PKK-KADEK issue, will the U.S. give Turkey the guarantees being sought, and, with the implementation of the Returning Home Bill, close down the camp the militants have in northern Iraq? This is the most important issue from Ankara's standpoint.
* In return, the U.S. will demand clarification of the activities of the Turkish military presence in the region. Efforts will be made to bring about an agreement regarding coordination between Turkish officials and the U.S. command. There is also another possibility, a strong one. The U.S. may demand that our troops be withdrawn from the region.
* Turkey will also be trying to obtain from the Americans a pledge towards securing the Turkmen presence.
The "measure" of Turkish participation in the American activities in overall Iraq will be determined. Whether the Turkish troops will provide support in a UN or NATO context will be determined in a definite manner along with the nature of the role Turkey will play in Iraq's reconstruction.
Washington will want to hear from Gul's mouth Turkey's Iran and Syria policies. On this issue will Ankara act together with Washington or will it adopt a different stance? That will probably be the issue that will put more strain on Gul than any other topic.
Cyprus is the only issue that keeps its place on the agenda and will surely be raised by both the Turkish side and by the Americans during this meeting as well.
Washington will press for resolution of the Cyprus problem by May 2004 on the basis of the Annan Plan.
Ankara will demand that Washington put pressure on Greek Cypriots and on Greece to ensure that the `TRNCī will be given a `more prominentī sovereignty. Ankara will also want that a solution be sought to the Cyprus problem outside the Annan Plan.
Washington will reiterate its call for the opening of the Turkey-Armenia border gate, stressing that this way both the U.S. and Turkey can get rid of the Armenian Bill pressure.
Naturally, some other topics, economy for example, too will be discussed.
Subtitle: Does JDP have that vision? During this trip Washington will speak less, preferring instead to listen to Gul. What Gul has got to say will indicate whether it will be possible to rebuild the bridges with Turkey. The future of the relationship will be shaped according to what the Americans will hear from Gul.
This trip can end up being an ordinary visit unless Gul has a grand "vision".
Will Turkey, seeing that the Turkey-U.S. relations underwent a profound change in the aftermath of March 1, develop a new policy, use a new rhetoric accordingly?
Do you think the Justice and Development (JDP) can make such a change? I doubt that. However, frankly, I would like to see Gul surprise us.

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Infiniti Beach Resort3.0 out of 5.0
Recent guest reviews
We stayed for a week with a family of 5 in this resort at the end of October. The welcome was very friendly and easy. The complex is very nice, with facilities for kids and very nice apartment buildings, that are maximum 1 story high. There is also a lot of green and everything is nicely kept and clean. There was a few things that did not work out for us though: * there was only 1 pool open and also only from 13 - 17:00h every day * the indoor pool was closed * the fitness room was not operating, nor was the children club * the TV set and the standing lamp were both broken * the apartment had not been cleaned for a few days when we moved in, it was not very pleasant to arrive like this. They then cleaned the apartment twice during our stay (from friday to saturday, so 8 days): Once on Wednesday and again on Friday.... Strange rhythm... * one compartment of the fridge was broken and mended with a screw, which did not keep it up at all! * the kitchen was not well equipped and quite small * there is only wifi in the reception area, which is open from 9:00 - 00:30h, the connection was excellent Yet, we liked the apartment and had a view onto the pool. All staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful, especially the receptionists and the life guard in the pool area, who was super! The beach is just 2-3 minutes walking distance and there is lots of cafés and restaurants around the corner, so the setting is very convenient. The area is very "British": you hear more English spoken, than Spanish and the restaurants are fully focussed on attracting British guests. We did not mind, even though we were spending our vacation in Spain and not in the UK... ;o))) We will probably go again, as the price/ service ratio is very good and the place is really beautiful. If the management can either change their advertising, or work on the weak spots, that would make this an excellent resort.
Beautiful 2 bed duplex let down by furnishings and lack of basic items needed to give this a better rating. Lovely grounds, but the best thing was the wonderful cleaners who called in every day and did a wonderful job and always with a smile. Good location near the beach with good bars nearby. Easy to get to supermarket and nearby towns on local bus. Beach within walking distance.This resort could be so much better with updating and refurbishing. Also poor internet (had to go to reception to use) and very limited British TV channels.
What a lovely resort! I've seen a lot of negative comments about Infiniti resort and I have to say I'm surprised. We had a lovely apartment (2 bedrooms) which was well equipped & incredibly clean. The whole resort was clean & well maintained. I only have two slightly negative comments: 1) the pool bar was poor for food but great for drinks 2) the lifeguards at both pools seemed quite superfluous and were mostly seen on iPads, having a refreshing dip or wandering off. 😕 We had a wonderful week and would definitely come back again. Thank you! 😊
Finding the place wasn't easy ! It's still know. Locally as Vera Beach / Vera Coast ! Worth knowing after a 6 hr drive ! Nice area . Immaculately kept , gated village community . Very easy check in . Really beautifully kept gardens . Our apartment was spacious , basic and a bit worn . The second double bed ( sofa bed ) was really very bad - didn't look safe or sturdy and was very uncomfortable . Excellent air con system . Lovely little park area right outside our apartment which pleased our kids .... Until the Spanish kids were still playing out there at midnight and making ALOT of noise ( request an apartment away from the park!) The pool area is nice ,kids enjoyed the water , very good and attentive life guards on duty . The beach cafe is poor . Food very bad , they can't make cocktails and the staff are really not great . We didn't try the restaurant on site. Walking distance too a lovely beach with plenty of lovely restaurants ( eat out!) Check out Millionaire bar from breakfast - delicious ! Also Bistro for dinner ( lovely Irish lady who made the kids really welcome ) and the restaurant in the first corner you get too as you approach the beach , on you right - big pirate statue outside ? Excellent food and wine .
This was meant to be a 5* holiday but I can categorically say that this was not! Check in took over half an hour. On arrival, despite being told the rooms were ready, they were not and the air conditioning didn't work in either of the bedrooms. No welcome pack or towels were available and we had to ask 3 times at reception before any finally turned up. The sofa bed was broken and there was a mismatch of broken knives provided in the drawers. The kitchen needed to be wiped down before food could be prepared and the fridge was not clean. The floors in the bathrooms were awful and after sweeping the muck and hair that was collected we were left with quite a pile... disgusting! The pool bar/restaurant was poor. The staff did not seem to know what they were doing. The only saving grace was Valentino who was a polite and helpful barman let down by the rest of the team. The salad which was meant to be a chicken with fresh fruit and and a thousand island dressing with nuts came out as a vegetarian salad covered in raisins with a balsamic dressing??? The pizzas ordered were not available and when they did produce something it was really overcooked flatbreads with a smattering of melted cheese and both lots of toppings were wrong. None of the food came out at the same time and for an almost empty restaurant it took over 40 minutes for a plate of chips for the youngest child. The lady behind the bar was quite ignorant and pulled a rude face at the children. There was no clear management and standards are poor. The apartments were of a good size and the complex itself quite pretty and well maintained. The pool area was clean and the children had a lovely time. If you choose to holiday here then do not expect anything other than a roof over your head in a grubby villa. I would not recommend this facility!
First time visit to the area. Check in was very good. The apartment is very basic but good value for money. Situated very close to the beach, only 200 meters. It has got 2 pools in the grounds. Did not visit the restaurant as we liked to have a walk out at night. Plenty of local bars and restaurants within easy walking distance. Would recommend this resort and would visit again.
To start with the put me in an apartment right at the back of complex, even though I told them that it would be extremely difficult for me to walk. Well before that I was driving around for a couple of hours looking for it. The lettering was so small I had driven past, also most people remember it as Vera Coast! I booked a Superior apartment and was put in a very third rate one. The next day I complained and was moved near to the front of the complex. Again a third rate apartment. The shower had rubble in it and the work surfaces in the kitchen area were extremely stained. I was staying 2weeks with no washing machine, no oven or grill or even toaster. There was a 2 ring hob with an extractor which did not work. Behind the main door there was a sign reading "Fire Extinguisher" and below was a bracket, not sure how that would put a fire out! After 1 week a toaster arrived, which had to be immediately returned as did not work. Next day a toaster that did. The staff were pleasant but not helpful. I found out that I could of parked my car on the road behind the first apartment, well at least the second one had a walk in shower. I also saw a lady with plaster on her leg as it was broken. Her husband was helping her walk, also with the aid of a crutch. I mentioned that they could hire a wheelchair locally. They thanked me and told me they were leaving the next day. On their arrival they had enquirer at the hotel reception and were told that they did' know of anywhere. I was told that certain apartments were timeshare, owned by one person who just put the bare essentials in. I paid for Superior and got 3rd rate. We were told that the towels were changed once a week! Then receptionist said no twice & that they were also changed on a Friday. I pointed out it was Saturday & my towel had not been changed. I booked through booking.com, never again. Others told me that you are given the worst cheapest accommodation. I could have stayed many other places, better quality for an awful lot less. Only one pool was open, heard had just opened and did not try the restaurant as had informed the food was not good. Preferred to eat at the bars that I know. Oh yes had to buy my own bottle opener so that I could enjoy. GlSs of wine. Apart from the pool a area there was nowhere to sit outside & no table & chairs for outside. Did notice other apartments had them. I also met a couple who were travelling back to where they live in Spain, only staying one night and were given an apartment with everything in it. They kindly offered me to do my washing in their machine but declined as they had been travelling an possibly wanted to just chill, also I would have had nowhere to dry it!
A group of ten of us (eight adults and two very small children), spent two weeks here in June 2016 and had a really lovely holiday. We had four apartments, three two bedroom ones and a one bedroom one. We were extremely happy and grateful to note on arrival, we had all been placed in apartments next to, or very close to each other and so we could share an open space outside by the beautiful fountain. The Pros: - Check in was quick, easy and the lady on reception was lovely. - All around the outside of the apartments are well maintained, beautiful grounds. - The opportunity to stay in apartments close to friends and family and have a wonderful time, mainly living outside, eating, drinking and talking in gorgeous sunshine. - The two swimming pools are lovely, clean and well maintained. We all especially liked the one with the yellow sunbeds (or as our party liked to call it, the Minion pool), whereas the one with blue sunbeds (known to us as the Smurf pool), was a bit colder and didn't feel as inviting for some reason (none of us could explain why). - The apartments are spacious, clean and a nice place to live for two weeks in the sun. - The maids! They are all lovely, helpful and smiley :-) - The ocean view bars and restaurants down at the Marina, are only a five minute walk and the best one of them was most definitely The Bistro! The Bistro restaurant had a huge and varied menu, brilliant staff and they only charge 13 euros for a three course meal, bargain! There is free wifi in all these bars and restaurants too, so we just took to walking down there, having a drink and checking our emails as and when we felt the need. - Being able to do all your washing, hang it out on the airer provided and it was dry in an hour - meaning you can come home with zero washing to do, apart from what you wear to travel home in. - There is a good water park, just up the road called Aqua Vera, it's not huge but it does offer a few hours of fun. There is also a children's play centre up the road, with crazy golf (a very small course but good for small children), bouncy castles, go-karts and trampolines. - There is a little shop, two minutes from the resort selling everything you could need and at the other end of the road (I’m ashamed to admit it but because of the heat, we drove to it), there is a bigger and very well stocked shop. The larger supermarkets are five minutes away by car and the best one in our opinion, was the one next to the water park. The Cons: - The apartments are in need of some TLC. The soft furnishings in the sitting room, could do with a good steam clean, as could the curtains. Maintenance in general, could do with being focused on. - The kitchen was very poorly stocked, e.g. no spatula - which you don't realise is a problem until you try cooking eggs! We considered buying this most basic of kitchen items but instead, I became used to flipping food with a spoon. There is no oven! If you're self-catering for two weeks and you like to cook, this can be a bit frustrating to say the least. The filter coffee machine is made for The Borrowers and only made two mugs of coffee at a time - so when you have all your family round for dinner, coffee had to be given in small amounts or made in their own apartments and brought over. There was only one saucepan! Again, if you're cooking for a few people, this can be a pain and we were only able to function for the two weeks, because everyone would bring their saucepans over to the apartment, of the person cooking that evening. If you're travelling on your own, then you'd definitely need to ask for more pans and I think they'd get them for you. - The bugs! Now to be fair, we were in a hot country and bugs are inevitable. I do honestly believe if you don't like bugs, then you should stay home but...I'm a bit of a wuss when it comes to bugs and so the nights we had masses of ants all over our door step and at times, in the kitchen bin cupboard, I was a bit pathetic (especially as I hate to kill any living thing) and so, we caught all the ants in the cupboard and evicted them back outside and we covered our door step with lemon washing-up liquid and after we did this, no more ants! They were still outside but hey, that's where they’re meant to be. We had two cockroaches in our upstairs bathroom over the two weeks (again, I wasn't too happy about this, especially as one ran at me while I was having a pee, sorry too much information I know) but again it's a hot country and keeping bugs outside all the time, is very difficult to do. We caught both cockroaches with the old ‘glass and postcard method’ and put them outside and then I used toilet roll to plug up every plughole, overflow and any kind of plumbing entrance they could use and after that, no more roaches :-) They again, were still wandering around outside but they don't come near you and they're harmless (despite being somewhat scary looking, poor things). - The pool bar was quite small and the service we received in there, was shall we say, a bit unfriendly. We all laughed it off and decided it was their loss and we'd happily go back to drinking outside our apartments or down at the ocean view bars but if Infiniti want to make any money, I suggest their bar staff are a bit friendlier and they serve drinks quicker than over half an hour. - No Wifi. Now don't get me wrong, I'll be the first to say, when you're on holiday the internet shouldn't be a priority but I'd also have to admit, I do like to upload the odd holiday photo or ten to facebook and so thankfully the bars up the road had free wifi and this came in very handy. - There isn't much sound proofing in the apartments and we did have a few nights of children running around outside playing and shouting until 12-1am and one time we did have to ask them to be quiet, which they were after that. We wondered if because of their siesta, Spanish children stay up and outside later, as its cooler. Despite the negatives, the resort overall was lovely and every single member of our group, said they would return to this resort but perhaps at a slightly earlier time of the year or maybe a bit later in Autumn. All of us had a wonderful time here, we made lots of lovely memories and we are only left with the positive feeling, we would return quite happily and do it all again.
We had a week here to look at property in the area. We are so chuffed with this Complex itself we are now looking to buy on this complex ONLY! Why? The grounds are SPOTLESS! Gardens are stunning and pools are a total joy to relax around. Plenty of space for everyone to enjoy a poolside holiday. Pools are cool but not cold. Sun loungers are all newish. We love this place very very much. The staff were superb on reception and always helped us when we visited. The area of Vera is very nice...much like Tenerife tbh if you have been. We've looked everywhere in Spain to buy our holiday apartment but decided this IS the place we will invest. The complex is just superb! Thank you MGM. Great job. We'll be back in a few months. If we had one complaint which is minor our sofa was worn out and uncomfortable but we still used it and the TV is flat screen but sooooo slow just to change channel or in fact do anything to it. Even upping volume was a five min task. Other than that we can't wait to return....asap!!!! Please please keep it as nice as we found it. I'm sure they will. 😎😉👍
We stayed at Vera Beach Resort, now called the Infinity Beach Resort for a week in May. It was a two bedroom apartment and was spacious and kept very clean by the staff. However, sadly the furniture in the living area was shabby and tired, the settee was stained and bleached by the light, and the only armchair was decidedly grubby. The kitchen was poorly equipped, this is a list of the things that I needed to ask at Reception to be supplied – a coffee maker, a second pan (only one large one was supplied), an iron and ironing board, a bottle opener, wine glasses. In the end I gave up and bought a bread knife, some scissors, a decent tin opener (the one supplied was of the wrist slashing variety that went out of fashion in the 50s). The fish slice was a partly melted piece of plastic. Also luckily I always take my own vegetable and chopping knife on holiday because part of the pleasure of a holiday for me is shopping in the local markets and cooking. There was no toaster (by this time I had given up on asking for things from Reception), and cooking was by means of a two ring halogen cooker and a multi-purpose microwave. We attempted to use the free Wifi in the bar and reception area but it was so slow it was impossible to load or download anything. The bar is very poorly served, no Bacardi and the Coca Cola had been opened so long it was totally flat, my husband red wine was undrinkable, and he is no connoisseur! After this experience we didn't bother to try to the food. My top tip is to go to the Dollar bar two minutes down the road where you can have a decent drink and excellent Wifi. Having said that the grounds at the resort were beautiful and well kept, with jasmine and honeysuckle scenting the air in the evening. However there were a large number of apartments privately owned or for sale and I wondered if this was the real focus of the resort.
Located in Vera Playa, Infiniti Beach Resort is 2 mi (3.2 km) from Karting Garrucha and within a 10-minute drive of Plaza de Toros de Vera. This 108-room, 3-star aparthotel welcomes guests with 2 outdoor pools, a restaurant, and free self parking. Mojacar Marina Golf Club is also nearby.
Enjoy a leisurely bite to eat at Dali, the aparthotel's onsite restaurant.
All 108 air-conditioned apartments feature kitchens and space to spread out with living rooms. Guests can expect to find WiFi and TVs with cable channels. Other standard amenities include sofa beds and coffee makers. Limited housekeeping is available.
Guests staying at Infiniti Beach Resort enjoy 2 outdoor pools, free WiFi in public areas, and express check-in. Free parking is included with your stay. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with sightseeing, directions, and local dining recommendations. Other amenities at this family-friendly aparthotel include express check-out, a terrace, and laundry facilities.
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Investing.com – With the increasing digitalization of the working world, the importance of cybersecurity is also growing. The days when industrial espionage was committed with small cameras and microfilm are long behind us. The new enemies are USB sticks, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth interfaces, and internet access. This means danger for end users, but also enormous growth opportunities for companies addressing this problem that could lead to meaningful market returns.
Although the ETFMG Prime Cyber Security ETF (HACK) – which counts industry giants such as Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO), Palo Alto and Cloudflare (NYSE:NET) among its top holdings – gained only 2.5 percent in 2021, the return in 2020 was a whopping 38 percent. And isn’t it often the case in the stock market that bad phases are followed by good ones, especially in an area as promising as the cybersecurity market?
A Closer Look
There must be hardly anyone who owns a PC and has never had a problem with a virus or Trojan. Those who say they haven’t had a virus probably just didn’t notice its effects.
At a time when almost every device can be connected to the internet, cybersecurity is becoming a commodity on which more and more money is being spent.
The revenue generated in this sector in 2020 amounted to $118 billion worldwide. Hardware accounted for 20 percent, software 35 percent, and IT services 45 percent.
By 2026, the industry expects sales to increase to $210 billion, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.6 percent.
What role does software play in cybersecurity growth?
In the software segment, the U.S. was the undisputed spending leader in 2020. Of the $41 billion spent globally on software to improve security, the U.S. accounted for 56 percent. This equated to a per capita spend for each employee of $122.
Europe, on the other hand, accounted for only 25 percent, while Asia lagged far behind with 16 percent.
For the period from 2020 to 2026, a CAGR of 7.0 percent is expected for this segment.
Compared to the CAGR of the entire cybersecurity industry of 10.6 percent, software solutions still seem to play a smaller role.
However, this does not necessarily mean that an investment in the software sector cannot be worthwhile.
While the CAGR for the period from 2016 to 2026 is 8.1 percent in Europe and 7.8 percent in the U.S., a race to catch up seems to be underway in Asia with 10.4 percent.
The positive trend in Asia becomes even clearer when looking at total cybersecurity spending. This is expected to increase from $28.1 billion to $56.3 billion between 2021 and 2026. That represents an overall increase of more than 100 percent.
What’s particularly interesting about this is that software segment revenue in Asia will “only” increase by 55.7 percent from $7.0 billion to $10.9 billion over the same period. This shows that the hardware and IT services segments are benefiting disproportionately.
This is also made clear by the fact that the share of software in the overall Asian cybersecurity market is expected to fall from 24.9 to 19.4 percent in the period from 2021 to 2026.
The U.S. and Europe cannot keep up with the growth of the Asian cybersecurity market anyway, with sales estimated to increase by a comparatively meager 34.3 and 37.2 percent, respectively.
Cybersecurity hardware – who is ahead?
With a 20 percent share of the overall cybersecurity market, the hardware segment is the smallest piece of the pie, but a CAGR of 9.2 percent between 2020 and 2026 promises more growth than the software segment.
There is also a clear shift in market share in this area. Of the $23 billion in total sales reached in 2020, the U.S. accounted for 47 percent, Asia 28 percent and Europe only 21 percent.
However, while hardware sales in Europe and the U.S. are expected to grow by only 36.4 and 32.7 percent, respectively, between 2021 and 2026, Asia is expected to increase from $7.7 billion to $15.2 billion, or 97.4 percent. This clearly indicates that Asia could be the market with the highest growth rates for cybersecurity.
The undisputed number one in hardware growth is China. Spending there is expected to increase by 162.6 percent from 2020 to 2026.
IT services signal biggest growth
Sales of IT services play the biggest role of all in cybersecurity. It’s no wonder, either, as without expert personnel, the best software and hardware aren’t much use.
This is also where the largest growth is expected worldwide. From sales of $54 billion in 2020, the market is expected to rise to $108 billion by 2026, a CAGR of 12.2%.
In Europe, IT services sales are expected to climb from $19.7 billion to $32.2 billion (63.5 percent) between 2021 and 2026, and in the U.S. from $25.3 billion to $40.7 billion (60.9 percent).
Asia, on the other hand, may also outpace the rest of the world in the cybersecurity IT services sector. Over the same period, revenues are expected to increase from $13.4 billion to $30.2 billion, representing growth of 125.4 percent.
All in all, it can be stated that Asia is likely to be the next big growth driver for the cybersecurity market. However, the solid growth rates in the USA and Europe should not be ignored.
Let’s take a look at the fifteen cybersecurity stocks that Wall Street analysts believe have the greatest upside potential over the next twelve months.
Investing.com used our stock screener for this, filtering for stocks from the cybersecurity sector that are followed by at least five analysts and have at least five buy recommendations and where there is the greatest upside potential. We looked for stocks with a minimum of $2 billion market cap. Here’s our list:
Varonis Systems (NASDAQ:VRNS) (average price target in 12M: $74.68 / +55.40%)
Cloudflare (NYSE:NET) (average target price in 12M: $207.28 / +51.26%)
Splunk (NASDAQ:SPLK) (average target price in 12M: $167.29 / +47.72%)
Crowdstrike Holdings (NASDAQ:CRWD) (average target price in 12M: $68.53 / +43.80%)
Sailpoint Technologies (NYSE:SAIL) (average target price in 12M: $68.53 / +43.44 %)
SentinelOne (NYSE:S) (average target price in 12M: $68.14 / +34.09%)
Cyberark Software (NASDAQ:CYBR) (average target price in 12M: $218.86 / +33.03%)
Leidos Holdings (NYSE:LDOS) (average target price in 12M: $116.90 / +31.82%)
Okta (NASDAQ:OKTA) (average target price in 12M: $282.54 / +29.20%)
Zscaler (NASDAQ:ZS) (average target price in 12M: $393.60 / +29.13%)
Rapid7 (NASDAQ:RPD) (average target price in 12M: $145.13 / +24.26%)
Tenable Holdings (NASDAQ:TENB) (average target price in 12M: $65 / +22.60%)
Science Applications International Corp (NYSE:SAIC) (average target price in 12M: $100.50 / +20.14%)
CACI International (NYSE:CACI) (average target price in 12M: $321.22 / +19.81%)
Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE:BAH) (average target price in 12M: $97 / +16.5%)
Note: All calculations refer to the respective closing price on December 15, 2021.
Here are the three standout names:
Varonis Systems shares hold the greatest potential
According to Wall Street analysts, Varonis Systems, a specialist in the field of data security and analysis, has the greatest share price potential in the cybersecurity sector over the next twelve months. The 20 analysts surveyed by Investing.com estimate the price potential of Varonis Systems shares at 55.4 percent. Of these, 16 are buy recommendations and 4 holds. There are no sell recommendations.
In the third quarter, the company’s revenue increased 31 percent year-over-year to $100.4 million. Subscription revenues were up 59 percent to $70 million. Non-GAAP profit was $8.1 million, up from $3.1 million in the year-ago quarter.
RBC Capital Markets analyst Matthew Hedberg believes Varonis’s product business in the areas of data governance and insider threat management could be converted to a subscription model, which could significantly increase subscription revenue. The expert has high hopes for the company’s potential to service both on-premises and cloud data stores. For the third quarter, Varonis reported ARR growth of 36 percent. Hedberg sees the cybersecurity specialist in a promising position for 2022 and beyond, especially given strong demand in the near term and longer-term growth drivers in the form of digitization of the economy and cloud migration.
RBC rates Varonis stock “outperform” with an $82 price target.
For the coming year, Varonis expects revenue to be between $383.5 million and $386.5 million, up 31-32 percent. Earnings on a non-GAAP basis are expected to be between $19.5 million and $21.5 million.
Cloudflare shares with over 50 percent return potential
The next stock on the list is Cloudflare. It has already risen more than 73 percent in 2021, and much more at one point to $221.64, but has recently come under some pressure due to valuation concerns expressed by JP Morgan regarding the Fed’s upcoming tightening cycle, and is currently trading at $131.87.
JP Morgan believes Cloudflare could emerge as one of the largest revenue generators in its coverage within the next 10 to 15 years, after all, the company is positioning itself as the “fourth cloud” after Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL), CNBC reported. However, with Cloudflare “the most expensive stock in our coverage” and multiples in the software space expected to decline, JP Morgan lowered its rating to “sell” from “hold.”
If one believes the bulk of Wall Street analysts, though, the recent correction already represents a buying opportunity. On average, the analysts assume a price target of $207.28 – which corresponds to an upside potential of just under 51.26 percent in the next twelve months.
According to RBC Capital Markets, Cloudflare’s total addressable market could swell to around $100 billion by 2024. 5G mobile networks and the “Internet of Things” should increase this market even further. RBC rates Cloudflare stock “Outperform” with a $220 price target.
Cloudflare reported third-quarter revenue of $172.3 million, up 51 percent year over year. On a non-GAAP basis, the cybersecurity specialist posted a profit of $1.4 million, the first time in the company’s history. “We had a landmark third quarter, with revenue growth up 51% year-over-year, and large customer growth up 71% year-over-year. Our strong growth and efficiency also propelled us to reach profitability this quarter, achieving that milestone a year ahead of our original timeline,” Cloudflare CEO and co-founder Matthew Prince said in a press release.
For the fourth quarter, Cloudflare expects revenue of $184 million to $185 million.
Splunk stock could benefit greatly from cloud transformation
Another stock on the list is Splunk. The provider of operational intelligence software that monitors, analyzes and reports on real-time computer data has had a tumultuous year. The cybersecurity company’s stock price, for example, has plunged more than 35 percent since the beginning of the year. Challenges such as cloud transformation and the surprise resignation of CEO Doug Merritt have put pressure on Splunk stock.
Still, the former highflier shouldn’t be written off completely, especially since the company has already ventured into the cloud with the launch of Splunk Observability Cloud, though it faces massive competition from companies like Elastic and Dynatrace.
In the third quarter of fiscal 2022 (the three months ending Oct. 31, 2021), total revenue rose 19 percent year over year to $665 million. Cloud revenue increased 68 percent to $243 million in the same period. Many customers are just switching from an on-premise model to the new Splunk software delivery in the cloud.
“With only a little more than a third of its revenue coming from the cloud, it will likely take some time for this transition to fully unfold,” said an article on The Motley Fool.
The average price target of the 39 analysts surveyed by Investing.com is $167.29, nearly 48 percent above the current price. Twenty-three advise a buy, while 16 recommend a hold. It is particularly remarkable that despite the recent price turbulence, no one recommends selling the stock.
So if you have nerves of steel and enough patience, Splunk could be a bargain.
Alternatives: Other companies in the cybersecurity space that are also seen as having greater upside potential by analysts over a 12-month period are: Check Point Software (NASDAQ:CHKP) (+16.31%), Akamai (+16.16%), NortonLifeLock (+16.06%), Palo Alto Networks (+14.34%), and Fortinet (+10.37%).

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04-03-2012, 12:06 PM #1
Let's discuss door handles again...
So, the 1999 suburban has had a tricky passenger front door latch since I bought it last year. The outside works fine, but the inside handle feels like it doesn't open without just the right pull. Now, my driver's side front door is starting to act the same way. I'm guessing this is why you see so many broken interior door handles in this era of burbs and trucks. People think the door isn't opening and/or it requires more force to open. Now, here is my question:
Since the outside handle still seems to work fine, does this eliminate the actual latch/striker/post that holds the door closed? Is the problem coming from a worn-out piece located on the actual interior door handle assembly? I notice where on the post and the latch mechanism looks rough, but it is working just fine when I use the outside handle. I'm guessing if these were the culprit, the door would be hard to open from the inside AND outside. However, I didn't really see anything obvious that could wear out on the interior door handle when I had to change out my rear driver's side unit for unrelated problems. It looks like the type of unit that will work until something breaks and then it just stops working all together - not like a piece that will start acting finicky and harder to open, but still work.
So, who has pinpointed the definite weak point on this common problem?I like you.
04-04-2012, 07:32 AM #2
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A friend of mine has a Ford Exploder that was having a similar problem, I am not sure if this will be much help but he had a little plastic clip that was on the lever that engaged the child lock when it broke it became stuck and the door could only be opened from the outside. It's a little white clip in the linkage double pronged (or should be) if this helps you're welcome, if not good luck.
04-04-2012, 10:30 PM #3
I think Justice is on the right track. Probably some plastic or nylon coupler cracked or broken.
04-05-2012, 09:02 AM #4
The driver's door wouldn't have a child lock on it, but that is a good suggestion for people looking at rear doors.
I sprayed some wd-40 on the actual striker/latching mechanism at the end of the door and the door opens easier now. wd-40 won't be a permanent solution, but at least it tells me that I've probably found the weak point. Since the back doors open well and the fronts don't, I noticed that the front strikers and posts looked very worn compared to the backs. I'll replace them and see if the problem persists. If it still happens, then I'll look at replacing the inside handles and any plastic clips between the two.
04-17-2012, 10:58 PM #5
I've replaced both front inside door handles with parts from Autozone. For the driver's side, I had to tweak the linkage connecting the inside and outside handes to stop it from popping loose. My strikers look worn as well. I suspect that we both need to replace the door hinge pins and bushings. Like all things, they start to sag with time and gravity, and this can affect how easily the doors open and close. Try lifting your door up to check for play in the hinges.Patrick,
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04-19-2012, 04:45 PM #6
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I am here to learn.Thanks for sharing.The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today.
04-20-2012, 09:12 AM #9
here is a pic of what mine looked like
04-29-2012, 05:15 PM #10
So, I pulled my door panel, and didn't find anything that could be turned on the rod. It seems to be clipped on both ends. I did find a spot on the rod (as seen in the pic, which loaded upside down on accident. Just stand on your head while viewing it!) that had a slight bend. I increased the bends to shorten the rod some, but the inside door handle still doesn't work correctly.
I compared it to the rear doors, and it seems like something is simply worn out. You have the pull the front door handle further out before you start to feel anything grab/engage/click... and it needs to be pulled further back for the door to actually open. I found that the trim ring around the inside handle was actually blocking the handle from completing its job, and that's why I need to give a good, hard tug on the front ones to open the doors. The back doors open just fine (not worn out yet, I guess) and the door opens before the handle hits the trim ring. I can feel something "grab" sooner and the door just "feels" right when it opens.
For now, I just pulled off that plastic trim ring around the inside handles on the front doors. With them out of the way, the doors open fine. The handles get pulled back a bit more than the were originally designed to be pulled, but there is no "forcing" of the doors now. This tells me that either the inside handle needs to be replaced, or the actual latch on the end of the door (the part that actually latches on to the post and holds the door closed).
I'll hit up a junkyard soon and see if they have of suburban with good door parts on it. It looks like the front and rear door parts are the same, so maybe I'll find some rear doors (second row doors, not the back barn doors) that aren't worn to scavenge from...
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Network product manufacturer NETGEAR and hard-drive manufacturer Western Digital (WD) are entering the home and small-business network storage market together. The companies will combine their products to offer a new low-cost Network Attached Storage (NAS) solution. The offering is similar to the NAS solution that Linksys and Maxtor launched earlier this summer. (For more information about the Linksys/Maxtor solution, see "NAS for Small Business," June 2004, http://www.winnetmag.com, InstantDoc ID 43031.) NETGEAR's and WD's effort addresses the growing need for storage in the home environment. Although the solution primarily targets connected homes, it's also attractive to small businesses.
The solution is a co-marketing effort that teams WD's USB 2.0 external hard drives and NETGEAR's Wireless Media Router, which includes a USB 2.0 port that supports external storage devices. The companies offered a rebate deal earlier this month when customers bought the products together at Best Buy and plan to roll out other promotions through resellers next month. Testing by WD's Functional Integrity Testing Lab (FIT Lab) and NETGEAR has certified the compatibility of WD's USB 2.0 external hard drives and FireWire/USB 2.0 Combo external drives with NETGEAR's WGT634U 108Mbps Wireless Media Router.


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IT Peripherals Market: Introduction
- A computer system consists of three major units that carry out its primary function – input, output, and storage units. Many other internal and external devices connect to the computer directly and add functionality to it. These devices are called IT peripherals.
- The term IT peripherals denote all hardware components that are linked to a computer and are controlled by the computer system but are not the essential components (motherboard, CPU, and power supply, etc.).
- IT peripherals, in other words, can also be defined as devices that can be easily plugged and removed into a computer system. A few examples of peripheral devices are optical disk drive, modem, Bluetooth, memory card reader, digital camera, monitor, printer, and CD-ROM drives.
- A peripheral device provides input/output (I/O) functions for a server and computer as an auxiliary computing device without computing-intensive functionally, and it includes various types of hardware such as mouse, keyboard, monitor, printer, webcam, scanner, and USB flash drives.
IT Peripherals Market: Dynamics
IT Peripherals Market: Key Drivers
- The input device converts instruction and incoming data into a binary code in a pattern of electrical signals that are understandable to a digital computer. The output devices reverse the process, interpreting the digitized signal into a form intelligible to the user.
- The input devices are used to enter the data and information into a computer. For example, a keyboard will adapt keystroke into characters that can appear on the monitor, while a monitor will transform movements of hands into movements of cursor that are used to interrelate with the operating system program. There are various devices in input peripherals that include microphones, optical scanners, joysticks, and webcams.
- The output devices transform digital signals into information that can be utilized or interpreted by the end-users. For example, a display screen or a monitor will display the operating system on the screen, while a laser printer will convert information saved in Word or Excel into a printed hard copy. The various devices in the output peripheral includes the 3D printer, projectors, and speakers.
- The storage devices are used to store and record data, and it includes CD-ROM, flash memory drives, DVD drivers, and internal and external hard drives. The IT peripheral is located in the external or internal part of the computer system.
- Internal storage devices such as hard disk of SSD are connected with a SATA cable, while display port and HDMI are the popular connections for monitors and display.
- The external storage device is connected via many different types of connections and cables. The most used common connection for external peripherals is USB connection because every computer has several ports, and it provides plug and play features
Impact of COVID-19 on the IT Peripherals Market
- Demand for IT peripherals is increasing during the COVID-19 lockdown situation. The wave of COVID-19 has generated a new directive to learn from home and work from home. Therefore, companies dealing with IT peripherals are experiencing a surge in demand for PCs from commercial and consumer end-users.
North America to Hold Major Share of the Global IT Peripherals Market
- In terms of region, the global IT peripherals market can be divided into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa, and South America
- North America dominated the global IT peripherals market in 2020. The U.S. is a key market in the adoption of new technologies. Strong financial position enables the country to invest heavily in the adoption of leading tools and technologies to ensure business operations.
Key Players Operating in the Global IT Peripherals Market
IBM Corporation is a prominent technology company that produces software and hardware. It is also an established research company and one of the leading platform providers of Quantum Computing as a Service. IBM Corporation’s product categories include analytics, cloud, Watson, customer engagement, Internet of Things, industry solutions, IT infrastructure, mobile, and security. IBM cloud services include cloud managed services, cloud advisory services, and cloud migration services
Intel Corporation designs and manufactures integrated processors, platforms, chipsets, circuits, and software solutions, such as Intel security, and embedded software. The company offers a wide range of products - desktops, tablets, SSDs, boards & kits, server products, Intel gateways, modems, and radio frequency transceivers. It provides the solutions for embedded applications for healthcare, automotive, energy, and retail market segments.
Other key players operating in the IT peripherals market include Apple Inc., Arista Networks, Inc., Canon Inc., Check Point Software Technologies LTD., Cisco Systems, Inc., Dell Technologies, Inc., Extreme Networks, Inc., Hitachi, Ltd., Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., Juniper Networks, Inc., Logitech International S.A., Microsoft Corporation, Palo Alto Networks, Inc., SeikoEpson Corporation, The Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company, Toshiba Corporation, and VMware, Inc.
IT Peripherals Market: Research Scope
IT Peripherals Market, by Product Type
- Input Devices
- Image Scanners
- Pointing Devices
- Output Devices
- Storage Devices
- Hard Drives/SSD
- USB Flash Drivers
- Audio-visual Devices
- Data Projectors
IT Peripherals Market, by End-user
- Media & Entertainment
- Designing (Graphics/ Product)
- Others (Research & Development, Service Sector)
IT Peripherals Market, by Region
- North America
- Rest of North America
- Rest of Europe
- Asia Pacific
- South Korea
- Rest of Asia Pacific
- Middle East & Africa
- South Africa
- Rest of Middle East & Africa
- South America
- Rest of South America
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April 27th, 2012
PUNXSUTAWNEY â€” Punxsutawney Borough Council began the search for another person to fill a vacancy after receiving a resignation letter from council member Robert Reesman Thursday.
Reesman had served on council previously, but did not seek re-election because he was moving out of the borough. However, council President Larry Chenoga asked him to return to council when former president Susan Glessner resigned at the end of last year.
PUNXSUTAWNEY â€” April 19, eight members representing the Punxsutawney High School Class of 1951 visited the North Findley Street campus to make a monetary â€” and a symbolic and heartfelt â€” contribution.
â€śOn behalf of the Boles Foundation, we are grateful to the Class of 1951 for their generosity and thoughtfulness,â€ť PAHS Principal and Boles Foundation Board President David London said. â€śIn the spirit of Margaret Boles, her students from the Class of 1951 are continuing her work and assisting PAHS students to further their education.â€ť
HARRISBURG â€” After almost two years of research and hearings regarding the possible split of the 814 area code â€” or the implementation of a new area code, 582 â€” the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) Thursday voted to dismiss the relief plan and implementation schedule of the geographic split.
Thatâ€™s good news for area residents and local businesses, according to state Sen. Joe Scarnati (R-Jefferson).
PUNXSUTAWNEY â€” It looks as if Cherry Street will receive some much-needed attention as Punxsutawney Borough Council approved street renovations at Tuesdayâ€™s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Public Hearing and special council meeting.
Borough Manager Ben White said the borough has chosen the renovation of Cherry Street â€” from Carlton Avenue to North Findley Street â€” as its 2012 CDBG project.
White said the work proposed involves street renovations, replacing the deteriorating railing with a guardrail and installing a storm drain.
Punxsutawney Area High School seniors who did not present their senior projects during the fall semester did so Thursday night, as one of the final requirements for graduation. Here, Ryan Marshall rests on a new bench he created for a park at the Coolspring Community Center.
BROOKVILLE â€” Updated â€” yet still unofficial â€” totals from Tuesdayâ€™s primary election show an even narrower margin in the 66th District race between incumbent Sam Smith and challenger Cris Dush in Jefferson County, but at the end of the day, it was other precincts in the district that carried Smith to his ultimate victory.
BROOKVILLE â€” After absentee ballots were counted Tuesday night at Jefferson Place, it brought the race for the 66th District seat in the state House of Representatives even closer.
Unofficial results show that Cris Dush collected 2,459 votes (46 percent) over Sam Smithâ€™s 2,388 votes (45 percent), a difference of only 71 votes.
A second challenger for Smith, Dr. James M. Brown, collected 441 votes (8 percent).
Seven absentee ballots couldnâ€™t be counted because of mistakes with ballots.
The end is in sight, as workers from Power Contracting test and activate the new $1.1 million traffic light system on Mahoning Street in downtown Punxsutawney Wednesday and today. In addition to activating the new signals at the four intersections, the video cameras had to be lined up properly in order to identify when traffic is waiting at the intersection for the signal to change. The old traffic signal poles will be removed and sidewalk rehabilitation and reseeding between Jefferson Street and Hampton Avenue will occur where those poles once stood. (Photo by Larry McGuire)
BROOKVILLE â€” In a very close yet stunning race, a Brookville area challenger collected more votes in Jefferson County for the 66th District seat in the state House of Representatives than did the incumbent who has held the post since 1986.
Unofficial results from Tuesday night show that Cris Dush collected 2,402 votes (47 percent) over Sam Smithâ€™s 2,295 votes (45 percent). A second challenger for Smith, Dr. James M. Brown, collected 428 votes (eight percent).
PUNXSUTAWNEY â€” This week, the Jefferson County District Attorneyâ€™s office and Jefferson County Victim Services saluted Punxsutawney Borough Police for its hard work and effort in working with the Victimsâ€™ Compensation Assistance Program (VCAP).
â€śThere are 1,200 borough police departments in Pennsylvania, and the Punxsutawney Borough Police was one of the 256 departments that consistently returned its reports back in 15 days or less,â€ť said Michelle Fusco, county victim services coordinator.


text: In the late afternoon as it cools down Aung Myo Oo, 22 years old, pushes himself through Yin Ywa village to go and chat with his friends. Two years ago in a farming accident Aung Myo Oo become paralysed, as part of the current project he was provided a wheel chair so he can move around independantly. The Australian Red Cross in partnership with Myanmar Red Cross has been carrying out a Community Based Health & Resilience project in Yin Ywa and a number of other villages in central Myanmar, an area known as the Dry Zone. . A major part of the project is community education. After ensuring quality community education, the project then install physical hardware, taps, tanks, toilets etc. When considering where to place communal water points the project consults the community to identify vulnerable member such as the elderly and disabled who may struggle to travel distances with heavy loads of water.

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Halladay, Lee Worth the Obscene Price Tags
I’ll preface this by saying that I don’t believe that either Roy Halladay or Cliff Lee is likely to be traded before the July 31 deadline. It’s one of those things that just makes too much sense for the self respecting people who are involved to get done.
To start, we’ve got two teams in the very rare situation of being able to afford to deal their aces for a package of prospects without really hurting their short-term forecasts. The Blue Jays can’t feel like they will be competitive in the AL East next season with the Yankees, Red Sox, and Rays all at the height of their power. The Jays missed their opportunity to strike with Halladay when the AL East was just Boston and New York, and when they didn’t compete in 2007, it turned out to be the last realistic chance they had at making the postseason with Roy Halladay.
And for the Indians, they’re now looking at two consecutive seasons gone wrong in which Cliff Lee was the only bright spot. Unlike the Jays, they won’t be dead in the water next season on opening day, but there’s little doubt that based on where the team is now, if you can turn Cliff Lee into a package of prospects, then you do it.
So the ball is in the court of the rest of the league. Just last year, the Brewers made a bold move when they took Matt LaPorta and some lesser hyped prospects, and put together a package for CC Sabathia. It’s a move that took a team that had little business talking playoffs, and it got them into the postseason.
Both Lee and Halladay are more valuable to teams, especially teams in weak divisions, because both are prospectively under team control for the 2010 season. If you are the San Francisco Giants, or the Milwaukee Brewers, or St. Louis Cardinals, or California Angels, or Minnesota Twins, or Colorado Rockies, you have to do everything in your power to acquire these talents. It might put you over the top this year, and you might end up winning your division next year.
The package that the Blue Jays, reportedly, are asking for in exchange for Halladay involves 3 prospects including 2 who are near the top of the organizational charts. From the Phillies, they asked for OF Dominic Brown and P Kyle Drabek, as well as P J.A. Happ. Forget the fact that the Phillies are going to win their division this year without Halladay. Forget that they have legitimate reasons to protect their farm system for a minute. A package like that would steal Cliff Lee, and Halladay is the better pitcher of the two. The Blue Jays absolutely should be asking for the farm, and while the Phillies shouldn’t necessarily give in, it brings up the big question: where are all the other teams?
Those teams that can afford a package should do so. Roy Halladay brings instant credibility to your franchise. While the Yankees, Red Sox and Phillies do not need this credibility boost, those are the names you are getting around Halladay. In my opinion, the two teams that absolutely need to get in on this are the Minnesota Twins, and the Tampa Bay Rays. The Rays have more prospects than they can possibly fit in a major league lineup, and they can absolutely blow away the Indians with a package aimed at getting Cliff Lee. The Minnesota Twins had Johan Santana and traded him for prospects, but if they want to win the AL Central, Roy Halladay would make them the instant favorite.
Of course, a recent MLB Trade Rumors report suggests that Roy Halladay will not waive his no trade clause to be traded to the Twins, and all I can say about that is: this is good for the Indians. Halladay’s no trade clause has effectively driven up the price of Lee. Halladay’s value is already every bit as high as it’s ever been, but last year, it was Lee who won the Cy Young (over Halladay), and Lee’s been just as good this year.
If neither of them get traded, it’s a terrible, terrible day for fans of a majority of teams in baseball. Your team, whoever you root for, should be putting together an offer for one of the best pitchers in the American League. Instead, too many teams are content to stand pat, and try to win over the next two years with what they already have.
If you aren’t planning on competing in 2010, or you already are out this year or have your division locked up, it excuses you. But at least half the league doesn’t fall into that category, and too many teams are being hesitant on Halladay and Lee when they should be seizing the opportunity.

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HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Neighbors heard gunshots through the weekend in two separate shootings across Henderson. Together, bullets killed one man and injured three others.
About a mile separates the scenes, and Henderson Police detectives are looking for the people who pulled the triggers at both.
Taylor Merino said she heard at least 7 gunshots on Monday morning around 12:30. She said it sounded like fireworks, but she knew that is not what it was.
“It scared the crap out of me,” Merino said. “It makes me want to move.”
Especially, she said, considering another shooting over the weekend which happened early Saturday morning.
“I don’t know if it’s like a [retaliation] from that, because I heard it was a lot of kids from around this area,” Merino added.
Police don’t know who killed Jaiwaun Latrell Wadlington.
According to HPD, a group of people got into a fight outside Thomason’s Banquet Hall when someone started shooting.
Wadlington died in the street near Atkinson and Loeb Streets.
Japaris Baker, 18, was arrested and charged with assault in relation to a pair of injuries that happened during the fight. They are expected to survive their injuries.
Wadlington’s homicide is still being investigated.
Lieutenant Jason Hargitt said detectives aren’t getting much cooperation from people involved.
South Adams Street shooting
Kevin Armstead has spent a lot of time on his South Adams Street front porch, but early Monday was not like most times.
“I ain’t caused nobody harm or nothing,” he said, “We just sitting out here having a good time and somebody over there got to shooting.”
His friend, Chris Smith, caught what he believes was a stray bullet in his right arm.
Armstead expects him to be okay, but his home took some hits, too. The sidewalk near his front door is covered in blood spatter.
Armstead says the gunshots came from an alley across the street, behind a mobile home.
That’s where Merino and her family live. An HPD investigator collected bullet casings near her side door, Monday afternoon.
You can help police solve both crimes. If you know anything, investigators want you to call the police department or Crime Stoppers at 270-831-1111.
Detectives don’t know yet if the two shootings are connected.
This story was originally published on July 29, 2019


Free Body Diagrams to analyze the moments and the forces happening on a body and to provide you with some examples for study. Do you know about free body diagram? It is a diagram used by physicist and engineers to analyze the moments and the forces happening on a body, that’s why sometimes it can also be called as force diagram.
The body could be contained with several components or could also be contained with just a part of a component. The function of this diagram is to help researcher to determine the undetermined forces. It can also be used to determine motion equation and applied moments. Plus it can help to analyze a statistic problem or dynamics problem. The following diagrams are the example of free body diagrams.


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For the first time in 44 years, the house at 709 East Scenic Drive in the Pass is for sale. Listing agent Bridget Ferrucci says she believes the new owners will be enchanted with the views and the character of the home and likely hold onto it for another 50 years.
Adrienne Conwill talks about her son Danny and Mary Clare Conwill’s vacation home in Pass Christian where the family gathers for holidays. The house will host the Pass Christian Historical Society’s 39th annual Home Tour and Garden Party.
Jeff Cole talks about the decision to build a three-story house on a bluff in Ocean Springs overlooking the Mississippi Sound. The Cole home will be on tour Monday, April 10. It is one of several homes featured in the 6th Annual Mississippi Gulf Coast Spring Pilgrimage.
A tiny house was on display for the public at 84 Lumber on Thursday, July 29, 2016. Gulfport is the first stop on this particular tiny house for John Starceski and George Wilson of 84 Lumber, who drove from Tampa, Fla., on Wednesday to bring the Shonsie model to the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Howard Avenue, once a vibrant part of downtown Biloxi, has struggled to attract business and visitors over the decades. The city of Biloxi's goal is to revitalize the district, starting with the return of 2-way traffic for the first time since 1976 and the exterior restoration of Saenger Theater.
Ben Bennight of D’Iberville contacted the FBI about a comment on one of his YouTube videos in September. That comment was made by someone with the same name as the man accused in the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Florida. Bennight, a staunch supporter of the Second Amendment, said “evil people will do evil things,” and guns are not to blame.


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A country of two, 2016.
In 1991, after more than four decades of oppression and isolation, the totalitarian communist regime in Albania falls, leaving its people exposed to the new world. The refugee crisis spread across Europe in Germany, Italy and Greece. Some succeeded in creating a new life, others not. Shpetim and Fatbardha were together. They decided to walk the distance between Albania and Greece to live their love. 25 years later, their son walks the same distance, this time from Greece to Albania.
A Monogram Film, 2016.