The Tigress: Elise Labott
| Date of Birth :|| Aug 15th, 1970
| Age :||52 Years old
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Elise Labott is better known around the world as an award-winning personality. One of the renowned personalities in the field of journalism, Elise has established herself to be a Cult of Personality and inspired many by her works and her journalism skills which are unique and better than others around. She is also known as a global news correspondent for the ABC news who slayed everyone from her work.
Elise was born on 15th of August in 1970. She was born in the United States and hence is an American. Elise belongs to the white ethnicity. Her parents are however Native Americans. She was born to her parents and her siblings and her friends. Her hometown is Madison where she had her memorable childhood which was full of ups and downs.
Regarding her education, she did her graduation from the prestigious University of Wisconsin-Madison. At the university, she earned a master's degree from the New School for Social Research which she utilized later really well.
Elisee worked for the local press and the local news agency before she made any significance appearances in any media. She worked for the ABC news after her graduation. During her graduation, she has attained enough and significant and relevant education to be used and to be applied in the field. When she started working for the ABC news, she talked on the foreign policies and on the dynamics relating the diplomatic issues with the AFP (Agency Frnac Presse). Not only for the AFP but she also worked for other promotions locally.
While Elise was operating on Cable News Network, Elise worked as the main global affairs correspondent and reporter. At the present moment and till now, she has covered and headlined important news including the Palestinian civil unrest and Israeli war. Not only this, she also covered the Camp David meeting of the peace talks in the year 200 and also the war between Georgia and Russia and so on.
The Tigress reporter Labott has traveled to the unsafe working environment such as Afghanistan along with the American reconstruction teams. Elise had also reported on the conflict and rifts in Syria, Ukraine, and Israel too.
Regarding her personal life, what we know is the fact that, she has not disclosed any of the facts about her personal life to the social media. Elise says that she is focused on her career and hence does not want to be associated or be involved in rumors and talks like these. But what some of the resources have said is that she is indeed in a secret relationship which we will know about soon.
Even at this age, Elise has worked hard to maintain her body image and her figure. She maintains a good schedule to keep herself healthy. At the age of 47, she stands at the height of 5 feet and 7 inches and weighs around 60 kilograms.
The main highlight of her career came from her social media antics. She was even suspended for it. She was suspended because she made a tweet about a thing that was not to be kept on the social media. Elise posted a critical tweet relating the House of Representatives' proceeding of a bill to stop a program allowing Syrian refugees into the United States of America. She is active in the media but sometimes, her talks have backfired.
From her career and her earning Elise Labott earns a lot. From her work in the field of Journalism, she makes around a several million dollars as her net worth. The exact figure is not known bu what we know is the fact that she is living a really high quality and standard life.


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McDonald’s will convert its British delivery fleet to run on biodiesel made largely from its own recycled cooking oil, Reuters reports.
The company says it should eventually be able to replace the six million liters of diesel its fleet used last year with cooking oil from its 1,200 restaurants in Britain.
The biodiesel will initially be made up of 85 percent used cooking oil collected from around 900 McDonald’s restaurants and 15 percent from pure rapeseed oil.
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We all have played victim before, but playing the will only make someone feel worse in the long run. Here are 14 signs to identify someone with this behavior.
They don’t take responsibility: Victims has trouble understanding they contributed to a problem, instead they point finger or ignore their role in perpetuating the problem.
They are frozen in their life: Victims believe that they are at the mercy of everyone and everything around them. Usually they will not make progress or advance in their life because they perceive that they are powerless. As a result, their life is stagnant.
They hold to grudges: Victims like to hang onto old grievances. They carry these around like weapons, just in case anyone ever tries to hold them accountable for something. They will bring up old memories in which they were legitimately hurt, but they use them as reasons why they can’t make changes to their attitude or their life, or their circumstances in the present.
They have trouble being assertive: Victims don’t truly believe they can control their life, so they struggle to state what they need, desire or deserve. Their life involves repeating patterns of submissiveness and passivity. This pattern is detrimental to self-esteem and personal development. The victim fails to break this pattern and suffers from potential anxiety or depressive disorders.
They feel powerless: This could be a shadow behavior, meaning that the victim does not outwardly show that they feel powerless, Instead, the victim will try to be manipulative, coercive, and underhanded in getting what they need.
They don’t trust others: This is a problem of the victim not believing themselves. The victim makes the assumption that other people are exactly like them.
They don’t know when to say enough is enough: In relationship they have no sense of limits.
They get into arguments easily: Victims have trouble choosing their battles. They think every battle is a war and that they are under attack all the time. 9.They feel sorry for themselves: Victims have a habit of pitying themselves. They mirror a defenseless child that cannot fend for itself. This further traps them in the victim role.
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A walk to Calton Hill from Princes Street is a classic Edinburgh experience and highly recommended to any visitor to the city.
Prepare to be swept away by the city’s charm, its history and its breathtaking views. Let’s lace up our boots and begin.
Start of the Walk
Our walk starts from the east end of Princes Street where you will find the Scott Monument and the Balmoral Hotel. Look up and admire the ornate clock tower, a timeless landmark. Notice the time on the clock is three minutes fast. This has been tradition since 1902. Its to ensure that people don’t miss their train from Waverley Station below. The only exception is on the 31st of December (Hogmanay) for celebrating the incoming New Year at midnight.
Alternatively if you prefer a gentler incline continue along Regent Road for a few yards more to the old Royal High School building. There you will find a road taking you up to the top. As you climb, the building on the opposite side of the road is St Andrews House a Scottish Government Building and the office of the First Minister. This building was built on the site of the Old Calton Jail
As you emerge onto Calton Hill the panoramic vista spreads before you. To the north and east you can see the Firth of Forth across to Fife and east toward Berwick Law. To the south Arthur’s Seat rising above Holyrood Palace. Turn westward and witness the grid of the New Town and its elegant Georgian buildings and Princes Street with Edinburgh Castle dominating the skyline.
A Walk to Calton Hill – The National Monument
Calton Hill is not just a viewpoint, its an open air museum. Dotting the summit are a collection of imposing monuments each with their own story. The National Monument inspired by the Parthenon in Athens and why Edinburgh is sometimes referred to as the Athens of the north.
A Walk to Calton Hill – The City Observatory
The City Observatory was the main centre for the Edinburgh Astronomical Institution and the Astronomer Royal until 1896. It was decided to move to Blackford due to light pollution in the city centre. From 1938 – 2008 it was operated by the Astronomical Society of Edinburgh.
After extensive redevelopment the building reopened in 2018 and is now home to the Collective Gallery and used for exhibitions.
Nelson’s Monument is a towering structure built between 1807-1816 to commemorate Nelson’s victory over the French and Spanish Fleets at the battle of Trafalgar in 1805 and Nelson’s own death in the battle. In 1852 a mechanised time ball was added to signal shipping in Leith Harbour. The time ball synchronised with the one o’clock gun firing from Edinburgh Castle. The monument was restored in 2009.
Today you can climb its winding stairs for an even better breathtaking view (and a bit of a workout!)
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Don’t miss the Dugald Stewart Monument dedicated to the Scottish philosopher 1753 – 1828. Dugald Stewart was a professor at Edinburgh University holding the chair of moral philosophy. He was a key figure during the Scottish Enlightenment. The monument was designed by William Henry Playfair.
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The Prevalence and Pattern Types of Palmar Digital Dermatoglyphics and Ridge Counts among Students of University of Gondar, Northwest Ethiopia
Molla Taye, Baye Gelaw, Kassahun Dessalegn, Annisa Befekadu, Maseresha Abuhay
1. Lecturer, Department of Anatomy, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Gondar, Ethiopia. 2. Associate Professor, Department of Medical Microbiology, School of Biomedical and Laboratory Sciences, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Gondar, Ethiopia. 3. Assistant Professor, Department of Internal Medicine, Institute of Public Health, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Gondar, Ethiopia. 4. Assistant Professor, Department of Radiology, University of Gondar, Ethiopia. 5. Assistant Professor, Department of Anatomy, Hayat Medical Science College, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Correspondence Address :
Dr. Baye Gelaw,
Associate Professor, Department of Medical Microbiology,
University of Gondar, College of Medicine & Health
Sciences, P.O Box-196, Gondar, Ethiopia.
: Human palmar digital dermatoglyphic patterns are individually unique and permanent throughout life. Patterns of skin ridge lines of ink are used in forensic science and have diagnostic value in clinical and genetical abnormalities.
Aim: To determine the prevalence of the major dermatoglyphic pattern among students of University of Gondar, Ethiopia.
Materials and Methods: A total of 393 students were recruited from one college and 6 faculties of University of Gondar. A pre-tested questionnaire was used to collect socio-demographic characteristics and ink printed digital dermatoglyphic was taken on a square box of white paper. The printing ink was smeared on the glass plate and starting with the right hand digits the entire prints of the ten digits of each study participants was obtained.
Results: Ulnar loop was the most prevalent form (52.7%) followed by central pocket whorl (22%) and tenetd arch (13.53%). The total digital dermatoglyphic ridge count of males was slightly higher than that of females (8.59 versus 7.8 respectively). The frequency of the loop pattern among male was 55.33% (83/150) for Tigrie, 54.83% (159/290) for Oromo, 53.09% (791/1490) for Amhara students. In females, the prevalence of loop type dermatoglyphic pattern was 63.3% (57/90) for Guragie, 57.12% (217/380) for Tigrie, 53.86% (684/1270) for Amhara and 4.7% (75/1600) for Oromo students.
Conclusion: Ulnar loops were the dominant dermatoglyphic patterns and radial loop pattern was the least frequent among University of Gondar students. Understanding the Human population differences in dermatoglyphic patterns may have diagnostic significance for genetical and clinical purposes. Large scale study is required to determine the dermatoglyphic patterns of human population living around Gondar and the country Ethiopia.
|Keywords : Arches, Loops, Whorls|
The superficial and deeper part of the human skin shows various patterns of epidermal creases, ridge configuration, flexur lines, tension lines, and pigmentations (1). Papillary ridge lines of digits and palms have minute pores which are the opening of ducts of sweat glands (2). These pores are permanent and vary in size, shape, position and number in a given length of the ridge of individuals (3).
The arrangements of palmar digital dermatoglyphic patterns are unique to an individual and permanent throughout life. Therefore, it has been used extensively for forensic and civil purposes (4),(5). Palmar digital prints are the results of minute raised papillary ridges and shallow furrows found on the superficial surface of palamr epidermis of digits (6). The ridge pattern configuration in particular patterns make a difference Keywords: Arches, Loops, Whorls between types. Each type further divides into arch, loop and whorls (7),(8). The arch type is sub-classified into tented and simple (plain) and arches have no ridge counts (9). The loops are also sub-classified into ulnar and radial loops (10),(11). The whorls are sub-classified into central pocket, concentric circle, composite (plain), double loop and accidental whorls (12),(14).
A single rolled inked digital impression (print) has many focal points, which are used in the detail classifications and identification. These specific points in a digit image termed as minutiae vary from digit to digit in a particular person. These minutiae include the ridge ending, ridge crossing, ridge islands (short ridges), ridge bridges and ridge spurs (hooks) (14). Ridge count begins at the first ridge after delta and ended at the core for loop types and from left delta to right delta or from core to delta for the whorl types (8).
Although, palmar digital dermatoglyphic patterns and its characteristic variability among populations have been studied extensively in the developed world, to our knowledge there are no population based studies reported in the study area in particular and in Ethiopia in general. Hence, the aim of this study was to determine the frequency of palmar digital dermatoglyphic patterns, to identify and compare the major and subtypes of palmar digital dermatoglyphics and to investigate the total ridge count among University of Gondar students.
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The study was conducted at University of Gondar located 739 km from the capital-city, Addis Ababa. The town lies on the average at 2,200 m above sea level.
Study Design and Period
A cross-sectional survey was conducted for the duration of 2 months from 1st of January to 28th of February 2010.
The total number of regular students registered at University of Gondar by the year 2010 was 10761. The sample size was determined using a single population proportion formula as follows: N = z2 p (1-p)/ w2; where N = the number of sampled students; Z = Standard normal distribution value at 95 % CI which is 1.96; P = proportion of the study population estimated to have a particular characteristics of finger prints (since there was no other study conducted in the area, we used a 50% prevalence); W = the margin of error, taken as 5%. The calculated sample size was 384 but considering a 10% non-response rate, the required sample size was determined 422.
The University of Gondar had one college and 6 faculties which were used as a frame for selecting sampled students within each department. Six out of 32 departments were selected using the lottery method. From each department, first year to 4th year classes were selected by random sampling technique. Each student enrolled in the study was selected from each class following the roster/register of the student list and asked to participate in the study on voluntary bases. Among the 422 students, 29 were found insignificant in number to represent the respective ethnic group were they belong and were excluded from the study making the final sample size 393 students.
Demographic Data Collection
A structured and pre-tested questionnaire was prepared and used to collect socio-demographic characteristics of students such as age, sex and ethnicity.
Dermatoglyphic Data Collection and Processing
Using a six by six centimeter square box papers, impressions of palmar digital dermatoglyphics for the right and left digits were collected. After cleaning and drying individual’s digit, the printing ink was smeared on the glass plate and individuals were asked to stand in front of it, at a forearm’s length from the digital printing device, and instructed to stand on the right side, rear of the person taking the digital prints and asked to look at some distant objects. Starting with the right hand digits; right pollex (thumb), right digitus secoundus manus (index finger), right digitus medius/tertius (middle finger), right digitus annularis (ring finger), right digitus minimus manus (little finger) followed by left manus (hand) digits; left pollex (left thumb), left digitus secoundus manus (left index finger), left digitus medius/tertius (left middle finger), left digitus annularis (left ring finger), and left digitus minimus manus (left little finger) of the study subjects were grasped sequentially and separately applied on the ink smeared plate, rolled from nail to nail (from one side to the other side) and then the rolled inked digits were transferred and placed into a square box area of the questionnaire and rolled again from one side to the other to obtain impression of digits (finger prints). Finally, Plain prints were printed last at the bottom of the square box area.
The study was commenced after ethically approved by the ethical review committee of the College of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Gondar. Each College, faculty and department was communicated using a permission letter that had reference number CMHS/31/644/02 obtained from the Dean’s office of the College of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Gondar. Prior data collection, study subjects were properly explained about the purpose and the intended use of the study. Both verbal and written consent were obtained from each study participant.
Sociodemographic Characteristics and Ethnic Groups
Total three hundred-ninety three students were involved in this study. Two hundred-three (51.7%) were males and the other 190 (48.3%) were females. The age distribution ranges from 18-35 years. The study participants were from Amhara, Guragie, Oromo and Tigrie ethnic groups. Two hundredseventy six (70.2%) were from Amhara, 53 (13.5%) Tigrie, 45 (11.5%) Oromo, and 19 (4.8%) Guragie.
Digital Dermatoglyphic Prevalence
The frequency of the loop types were 2119 (53.9%), followed by the whorl types 1193 (30.36%), and the arch types 618 (15.73%). Among male students, the frequency of the loop type pattern, whorl type and arch type were 1086 (53.5%), 664 (32.71%), and 280 (13.79%) respectively. On the other hand, the frequency of pattern types in females were 1033 (54.37%) for the loop type, 529 (27.84%) for the whorl type and 338 (17.79%) for the arch type (Table/Fig 1).
The Frequency Distribution of Dermatoglyphic Sub Type Patterns by Sex and Ethnicity
The prevalence of the loop type dermatoglyphic was 53.44% (147/276) for the Amhara students, 56.6% (30/53) for the Tigrie students, 51.1% (23/45) for the Oromo students and 57.89% (11/19) for the Guragie students. Among the Amhara students, the frequency of arch type dermatoglyphic pattern was 12.7% (189/1490 digits) among male students and 2.8% (35/1270 digits) among females. The prevalence of ulnar loop types were 51.7% (770/1490 digits) in males and 53.4% (678/1270 digits) in females (Table/Fig 2). Among the Oromo students, the prevalence of tented arch types were 10% (29/290 digits) in male and 24.4% (39/160 digits) in females. A 53.45% (155/290 digits) ulnar loop type frequency was observed in male compared with a 46.9% (75/160 digits) prevalence in females. The frequency pattern among Guragie students revealed that tented arch types were 12% (12/100 digits) among males and 13.3% (12/90 digits) in females.
Simple (plain) arch types were 5% (5/100 digits) in male and 1.1% (1/90 digits) in females. The ulnar loop types were 51% (51/100 digits) in male and 60% (54/90 digits) in females. The Tigrie students demonstrated 16.7% (25/150 digits) tented arch types in male and 16.3% (62/380 digits) in females. The prevalence of simple (plain) arch types were 2% (3/150 digits) in males and 5.5% (21/380 digits) in females. The frequency of ulnar loop types were 53.3% (80/150 digits) in males and 55.3% (210/380 digits) in females (Table/Fig 3).
Frequency Patterns in Right Hand vs Left Hand Digits
Amhara student’s right hand digits showed an 11.09% of the arch types, 57.9% of loop types and 31.01% of the whorl type. In the left hand of the Amhara students, 17.61% arch type, 48.98% loop type and 33.41% whorl type digits were observed. The right hand digits of the Oromo students showed 15.11% arch types, 53.33% loop types, 31.16% whorl types and in the left hand digits 20.89% arch types, 50.67% loop types and 28.44% whorl type digits were observed. In Guragie student’s right hand, the prevalence of the arch types, loop types, and whorl type’s digits were 13.68%, 57.89%, and 28.42% respectively. In the left hand of the Guragie students the arch type accounted for 17.89%, loop types for 28.42% and the whorl types for 24.21%. The Tigrie students right hand digits depicts an arch type digits of 15.47%, loop type 60%, whorl types 24.53% and in the left hand the arch types were 26.42%, loop types 53.21% and the whorl types 20.38%.
Digit by Digit Specific Distribution of Dermatoglyphic Patterns
Dermatoglyphic prevalence and subtype proportion among male students showed that the tented arch types were with high frequency on digitus secundus (29%; 74/255) and least frequent on pollex (5.1%; 13/255). The prevalence of simple (plain) arch type digits was 48% (12/25), high on digitus minimus manus. Ulnar loop types were 25.7% (271/1056) with high prevalence on digitus minimus manus. The radial loop types were 70% (21/30) with high proportion on digitus secundus and least prevalent on digitus medius 3.3% (1/30).
The dermatoglyphic intra-digital frequency among male students showed that the subtype tented arch was 100% limited to digitus minimus (little fingers). The occurrence of the ulnar loop type was high on digitus secundus (99.6%). Among the whorl type digits, the central pocket whorl type (87.85%) was frequent on digitus minimus and that of the composite whorl types (28.35%) was prevalent on pollex. In females, the subtype tented arch (93.05%) was highly prevalent on digitus minimus (Table/Fig 4).
Association of Digital Dermatoglyphic Pattern Characteristics with Gender
In this study, the frequency distribution of the arch type dermatoglyphic pattern was high (17.8%) in female students compared with males (13.8%) and the loop type pattern prevalence was relatively similar in both male and female students (53.5% versus 54.4% respectively). The prevalence of the whorl type dermatoglyphic patterns was 32.7% in male and 27.8% in female students. Moreover, digital dermatoglyphic pattern was significantly associated with gender (p<0.001).
Distribution of Dermatoglyphic Patterns Among Specific Digits of Right and Left Hand of Male and Female Students
The frequency of ulnar loop types on the right digitus minimus manus was relatively high in male (25.7%) compared with female students (23.7%). On the other hand, the prevalence of ulnar loop types was relatively low on right digitus secundus of male students (16.07%) and right digitus annularis of female students (17.32%). The prevalence of radial loop types was high on right digitus secundus manus of both male and female students (87.5% versus 100% respectively). The frequency of the whorl types on the right pollex was relatively high in male students compared with females (30.47% versus 28.46% respectively). On the left hand digits, the prevalence of ulnar loop types was relatively high on digitus minimus (25.6%) in male and female students (27.8%). The radial loop types occurrence was also high on the left digitus secundus of male students (63.64%) and female students too (63.64%). The prevalence of the whorl type was similar on the left pollex of male (27.9%) and female students (28.26%) but low on the left digitus medius of male (13.5%) and left digitus minimus of female students (8.7%).
Quantitative Analysis of Total Digital Dermatoglyphic Ridge Counts
The total digital ridge count of male students (17443) was higher than the total ridge count of female students (14788). The loop type pattern ridge count (18095) was higher among male students in any of the ethnic groups than the whorl pattern ridge count (14136). The mean total digital ridge count of male students was 8.59 and that of female students was 7.78. The mean prevalence of the pollex digits ridge count was 11.18 on the left hand of male students and 11.88 on the right hand. The prevalence of the pollex digits ridge count was 10.33 for the left hand and 10.67 for the right hand of female students.
The result of the current study showed that the distribution of dermatoglyphic pattern types and total digital ridge count variation among University of Gondar students. Human fingerprints are characterized by various types of ridge patterns classified as an arch, a loop, or a whorl—each has a unique characteristic with respect to a reference point called a triradius (15). Arches are the simplest patterns and also found rarely. Loops are formed by ridge lines that flow in from one side of the print designated as being either radial or ulnar (16). According to Holt (17), a ridge count is the number of ridges intervening between the triradius and the core or center which cuts or touches a straight line joining these two points in a finger. Arch patterns have zero ridge count, loop pattern ridge count is obtained by counting the number of ridges between the triradius and the center or core of the pattern and whorl pattern ridge count is made from each triradius to the center of the fingerprint.
In the present study, the prevalence of loop type, whorl type and arch type patterns were 53.9%, 30.36% and 15.73% respectively. Previous report from Malawian subjects (18) reported a 54.4% prevalence of the loop type, 27.8% whorl type and 17.8% arch type for females and the loop type, the whorl type, arch type 53.5%, 32.7% and 13.7% for males respectively. The subtype patterns among University students
in Gondar showed a 52%, 22% and 0.12% prevalence for the ulnar loop, central pocket whorl and radial loop types respectively. Previous reports showed that the average frequency of the whorl, ulnar loop, radial loop and arch among different population was reported 25%, 70%, < 1% and 55% respectively (10). Genetic inheritance and environmental factors determined during the 6th to 11?su?th week of development of embryo in the intrauterine life are reported as the main reasons for dermatoglyphic pattern variations (19).
In the current study, the prevalence of tented arch types and ulnar loop types were slightly higher among female than in male students but the frequency of the composite whorl type was higher in males than females. In a study conducted in India on 200 medical students, the frequency of the loop type was found higher in females (52.42%) than males (47.58%) whereas the whorls were frequent in males (55.78%) as compared to females (44.22) (19). There are some reports that associate fingerprint patterns with the living opportunity of an individual. For example, Richard Unger’s associated the presences of tented arch with wisdom were the individual develop risk and fully experience life with joy. Vernon Mahabal declares two or more tented arches dwell on the finger tips of the ‘enthusiasts’ (20).
The tented arch types were nearly equal by prevalence in male and female students within the different ethnic groups of University of Gondar students. The simple arch type patterns were more prevalent in female Amhara, Oromo, and Tigrie students than males. Contrarily, the simple arch type prevalence was relatively higher in male than female Guragie students. There are reports that documented that certain fingerprint patterns appear with great frequency among certain ethnic heritages. European and African have shown a predominance of loop pattern, Pacific Island races linked with whorl, while arch pattern is associated with Eskimos, persons from Scandinavia, and the Bushmen of Central Africa (20).
The quantitative digital ridge count indicates a higher amount of ridge count among Amhara male than that of females. Greater amount of ridge count was also observed among Oromo males than females and among Guragie males compared with females. Among Tigrie students, increased amount of ridge count was seen in females than that of males. The total ridge count data showed that males had higher ridge count compared to females. One possible reason could be the fast and slow regression of the palmar volar pad at the 10th and 11th week of gestation period (21). Acree’s demonstrated the significant differences in the loop ridge count of male subjects compared to that of female subjects. However, Angela Bell reported that no significant mean difference in the loop ridge counts across gender. Another report found that males tend to have more ridge counts than females (22),(23).
The prevalence of the loop type dermatoglyphic patterns was the dominant patterns among University of Gondar students. The quantitative total digital dermatoglyphic ridge count of males was higher than females. Further study with emphasis on papillary (epidermal) ridge line configuration and their relationship with genetics and acquired diseases relations are recommended.
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Holman Bible Dictionary
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Many important events in the Bible took place on or near mountains. God called Moses to His work at Mount Horeb, sometimes called “the mountain of God.” A part of God's call was the promise that the Israelite people would worship there upon their escape from Egypt ( Exodus 3:1-12 ).
Other Old Testament mountain episodes include Aaron's death on Mount Hor ( Numbers 33:38 ), the death of Moses on Mount Nebo ( Deuteronomy 34:1-8 ), and Elijah's defeat of the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel ( 1 Kings 18:15-40 ).
Much of Jesus' life and ministry also took place on mountains. One of the temptations took place on “an exceeding high mountain” ( Matthew 4:8 ). Jesus' most famous teaching session is called the “Sermon on the Mount” ( Matthew 5-7 ). Jesus went up to a mountain to pray ( Luke 6:12 ), and healed the Gerasene demoniac near a mountain site ( Mark 5:11 ).
Perhaps it is significant that the scene of the transfiguration was on a mountain ( Matthew 17:1-8 ). Jesus was declared to be preeminent over both Moses and Elijah, the representatives of the Law and Prophets. Many of their greatest victories came on mountains. Jesus is affirmed as Lord of all at this mountain experience.
The term mountain also is used symbolically in the Bible. It is a natural image for stability ( Psalm 30:7 ), obstacles ( Zechariah 4:7 ), and God's power ( Psalm 121:1-2 ). God will remove all obstacles when His redemption is complete, “and every mountain and hill shall be made low” ( Isaiah 40:4 ).
Mountains often have been called “holy places.” Jerusalem (elevation 2,670 feet) often was called Mount Zion, the hill of the Lord ( Psalm 2:6; Psalm 135:21 : Isaiah 8:18; Joel 3:21; Micah 4:2 ). God met His people there in worship. The “New Jerusalem” is also known as Mount Zion ( Revelation 14:1 ).
Some of the more famous biblical mountains with their feet elevations are: Ebal (3,084), Gehyrezim (2,890), Gilboa (1,630), Hermon (9,230), Nebo (2,630), Tabor (1,930), Sinai (7,500). See Jerusalem, (Mount Zion), Sermon On The Mount .
Bradley S. Butler
Fausset's Bible Dictionary
(Hebrew har) . Both single heights, as Sinai, Zion, etc., and ranges as Lebanon. Also a mountainous region, "the mountain of Israel" and "Judah" ( Joshua 40:16; Joshua 40:21), i.e. the highland as opposed to the plain, the hill country ( Joshua 21:11). "Mount Ephraim" is Ephraim's hilly country ( 2 Chronicles 15:8). "The mount of the valley" ( 2 Chronicles 13:19) a district E. of Jordan in Reuben, the vale of Siddim ( Genesis 14:3; Genesis 14:8) according to Keil. Even more than with ourselves the parts of a mountain are compared to bodily members: the head KJV "top," the ears Aznoth Tabor ( Joshua 19:34), the shoulder, the back.
Webster's Dictionary
(1): ( n.) A large mass of earth and rock, rising above the common level of the earth or adjacent land; earth and rock forming an isolated peak or a ridge; an eminence higher than a hill; a mount.
(2): ( n.) A range, chain, or group of such elevations; as, the White Mountains.
(3): ( n.) A mountainlike mass; something of great bulk.
(4): ( a.) Like a mountain; mountainous; vast; very great.
(5): ( a.) Of or pertaining to a mountain or mountains; growing or living on a mountain; found on or peculiar to mountains; among mountains; as, a mountain torrent; mountain pines; mountain goats; mountain air; mountain howitzer.
King James Dictionary
MOUNT'AIN, n. L. adjective, montanus. A large mass of earth and rock, rising above the common level of the earth or adjacent land, but of no definite altitude. We apply mountain to the largest eminences on the globe but sometimes the word is used for a large hill. In general, mountain denotes an elevation higher and larger than a hill as the Altaic mountains in Asia, the Alps in Switzerland, the Andes in South America,the Allegheny mountains in Virginia, the Catskill in New York, the White mountains in New Hampshire, and the Green mountains in Vermont. The word is applied to a single elevation, or to an extended range.
MOUNT'AIN, a. Pertaining to a mountain found on mountains growing or dwelling on a mountain as mountain air mountain pines mountain goats.
Smith's Bible Dictionary
Mountain. The Hebrew, har , like the English, "mountain," is employed for both single eminences more or less isolated, such as Sinai. Gerizim, Ebal, Zion and Olivet, and for ranges, such as Lebanon. It is also applied to a mountainous country or district.


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Africa is springing into fertile ground for WiMAX
The WiMAX activities of Sprint and Clearwire in the US might seem skimpy in comparison to what's happening in Africa, where wireless providers are bringing broadband data connectivity and phone services to underserved areas.
With much of the vast African continent still unconnected to the Internet, wireless providers are now trying to fill the gap with dozens of WiMAX deployments. Three mobile operators outlined plans for countries ranging from Morocco to the Congo during a webcast sponsored by Canadian-based analyst firm Maravedis.
As a result of "many underserved rural areas" in Africa, businesses and consumers in Africa face a "high need for broadband connection," said Maravedis CEO Adlane Fellah, during the recent webcast.
Out of a population of 963.85 million, only 52.24 million people in Africa -- or 5.4% -- currently use the Internet, according to the analyst. Just 10.99 million (1.14%) are Internet subscribers, and only 1.99 million (0.20%) are broadband subscribers.
Meanwhile, carriers are beginning to take advantage of WiMAX opportunities in Africa. Fellah showed a chart depicting more than 15 deployments of IEEE 802.16d fixed WiMAX technology in Africa and approximately 10 implementations of 802.16e mobile WiMAX.
Although many services are just getting launched, combined residential and business revenues from WiMAX in Africa have already grown from about $3 million in the first quarter of 2007 to $13.6 million in the third quarter of 2008, Fellah said. Market drivers include a changing regulatory environment, new licenses, cheaper bandwidth, less expensive WiMAX and multi-mode (WiMAX/CDMA/GSM) devices, and government programs such as the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD).
The analyst cited strong opportunities on the business side in vertical markets such as oil and gas, other utilities, health, education, and physical security.
MaXer International plans a "pan-African" WiMAX deployment with services that will include mobile voice. The company has a footprint in 15 countries, said Roger Diogo, MaXer's executive director, also during the webcast.
MaXer's MaXAfrica arm will include MaXA Congo DRC, MaXA Cameroon, MaXA Togo, and other local subsidiaries.
Wana Telecommunications this year undertook a WiMAX trial with Samsung and Motorola in Casablanca and Rabat, Morocco, noted Tark Janti, the company's network director. The trial included backhaul testing with Alcatel, Sagem, and a number of other vendors. Satellite-based VSAT backhaul was tested in rural areas.
Wana will use a single underlying network infrastructure to provide Internet access, voice, and video applications to both businesses and consumers. Next year, Wana expects to introduce fixed WiMAX services for small to medium-sized enterprises, including remote control and tracking and video-based security.
Then, in 2010, Wana will roll out "mobile wireless broadband for everyone," Janti said.
DiscoveryTel Communications, on the other hand, will focus exclusively on businesses, said Kaissar Jabr, DiscoveryTel's president of international operations.
The company's implementations through DiscoveryTelGhana in Ghana, Universal Communications in Guinea, and Apex Communications on the Ivory Coast will start with fixed, nomadic deployments, to be followed by mobility in Phase 2 and voice in Phase 3.
"DiscoveryTelGhana [had] a very bad experience with residential customers [so] it was decided to concentrate solely on corporate customers," according to Jabr.
An existing network in Ghana, running under Spike, was replaced in 2007 by a BreezeMax system from Alvarion running on 802.16d. "Instead of expanding on BreezeMax we are going to build an 802.16e Wave 2 network, most probably based on the Sequans chipset," he said. Design and negotiations are in their final stages, with a launch due in the first quarter of 2009.
However, the three markets DiscoveryTel is targeting in Africa are not the same. "Markets differ, Ghana being sophisticated and seeking quality, Guinea underserved and looking for cheap service, [and the] Ivory Coast awash with offers [with] competition fiercest on both [these] levels," Jabr said.
Jabr also predicted that increased PC penetration in Africa will lead to further growth in WiMAX, especially on the business side.
But he also pointed to some of the challenges facing WiMAX deployments in Africa. "Small and [medium-sized] operators are squeezed between regulators who keep changing their rules, capacity providers who are unreliable and/or expensive, [and] vendors who have a commercial face which is very different from their delivery face," according to the international operations chief.
The current credit crunch "will not appease the [relationship] of the operators with any of those stakeholders," Jabr contended. "Nobody is immune from the credit crunch; it all depends on the magnitude and exposure."


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Uzalo Qhabanga Actor Fired From The Show. Gabisile Also Leaving
There are reports that Uzalo actor Siyabonga Shibe will be leaving the show.
The news was confirmed by entertainment news guru Phil Mphela, who said the actor was on his way out of the soapie.
CASTING NEWS: Siyabonga Shibe exits #Uzalo
Shibe was rumored to have been fired from the soapie back in June but he vehemently denied the reports.
Now, I can confirm that the actor is leaving the show.
While no reason has been given for his exit, Uzalo writers have insisted in the past that they don’t fire actors but their storylines just run out.
It could that Qhabanga’s storyline has come to a conclusion on the show
Another character who will be exiting the show is Baby Cele who plays Gabisile.
Phil Mphela also confirmed her departure but said Baby Cele won’t be leaving the show forever, but she is just taking a break.
Singer and award-winning actress Noxolo Mathula, who plays the role of Lily on SABC 1’s hit telenovela Uzalo, has set tongues with her latest social media post. The multi-talented artist had people wondering if she is possibly related or actual be the daughter of former President Jacob Zuma.
The speculation and tongues wagging started when the 26-year-old actress shared a cryptic post on social media platform Instagram. Noxolo shared a picture in which she is standing next to former president Jacob Zuma at his famous Nkandla presidential residence. In the picture, the two are standing quite close to together.
However, either deliberately or through an oversight, Noxolo did not caption the photo. Unsurprisingly, this left many people with a lot of question marks and the curiosity soon morphed into frenzied speculationSome fans said that the way ‘Lily’ was standing to the former president showed that the two are related. Others actually said that the could see the resemblance between the two, opining that Noxolo is the daughter of former President Jacob Zuma. Others joked that Noxolo has recently discovered her long lost father.
This trip is going to be a magnificent one and Somizi and Vusi have a lot to celebrate aside from the fact that people keep harassing Vusi over his sexuality and as usual Somizi was there to clap back at the haters.
“angilwi ngiyabuza (I’m not fighting, I’m asking)..what’s the obsession with other people’s sexuality…its as if the answers will improve a certain aspect of your life….or as if it makes one feel better about themselves if they out someone else….trust me he is content and I hope you are too and enjoy your life,” he said.
A tweep said when one comes out, some gain confident to also come out but Somizi rubbished that.
“How many people should come out for people to be comfortable with themselves and why should it take that for them to reach that point…do u think if more black people owned land and the world would mean racism will end …nope…I just think people must deal with their homophobia,” he wrote.
Gather the congregation and ready the choir, Lady Zamar is in preach mode and dropped some pearls of wisdom on the topic of hate this week. The star has had her fair share of trips to the Twitter trends list, after being dragged for everything from her personal life to fashion.
She took to Twitter this week to address the hate she has been getting over the last few years and reminded her fans that haters are only hurting themselves. “Hate kills only you,” she said. Zamar added that so much energy is “wasted” trying to bring someone down, while destroying your own soul in the process.
You waste so much time plotting and planning someone’s demise only for it to be your own grave you’re digging.” She encouraged her followers to stay in their own lane and not listen to the hate. “Focus on your own growth and your own journey,” she added.
Her comments come just months after she told fans that often a hater can become a fan. “So what if some people don’t understand you? If they criticise and berate you? Fact is, it won’t be everyone and eventually, haters will become fans if you stay authentic, honest and true to you and who you are.”
Speaking to TshisaLIVE about how she felt about the backlash she often got, the Collide hitmaker explained that she was tired of people saying she was always looking for attention.“I am trying to find my identity as an African child and show others they can do that too without being placed in a mould of what you should wear or how you should look
Zodwa Wabantu recently took to social media to show off her new hairstyle but some fans noticed something else – The media personality had a few grey strands showing and a few social media users were quick to point them out.Zodwa Wabantu did not respond to those who mentioned her natural grey strands. Zodwa Wabantu recently showed off her hot new hairstyle on social media.
The socialite looked glammed up with the new look and manicured nails. Some social media users noticed that the media personality has a couple of grey strands creeping in.

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In society, close relationships are important. While many of these relationships may be based on romantic feelings, they can also be beneficial to a person’s health and well-being. Relationships are important for social support and can strengthen the bonds of loyalty, trust, and support. Although a romantic relationship is a special type of relationship, maintaining a healthy one also requires mutual respect. Read on for some tips on how to make your relationship last a lifetime.
Good communication is key in a relationship. Without it, you’ll find it difficult to connect with your partner. People who don’t communicate with each other are often holding back certain feelings and thoughts for fear of being rejected or upsetting their partners. This prevents both partners from growing and achieving true intimacy. Hence, good communication is vital to a long-lasting relationship. Listed below are some ways to improve communication in a relationship.
When it comes to loyalty, there should be no stigma attached. The people you care about deserve love and respect. Chasing your dreams doesn’t mean you should settle for second best. Loyalty should make you feel a part of something that matters. It should provide a feeling of belonging to your partner. Here are some tips to make your partner feel loyal to you:
A committed couple makes more effort to be in touch with each other, expressing their wants and concerns to the other person. It is important to express your concerns to improve your relationship, as being committed will help you be more open to communicating with your partner. Commitment also helps you to make decisions together, ensuring that your relationship is stronger. Your partner is the most important person in your life, and you should be committed to him or her.
Relationships that are strong and stable are built on trust. The absence of trust can be detrimental to a relationship and can cause a breakdown. However, if your partner demonstrates the qualities that make them trustworthy, you can build trust within your relationship. This article will discuss why trust is important in a relationship. Let’s take a closer look. Let’s start with an example. If you are in a relationship, you should trust the other person’s words.
Commitment to each other
Ultimately, a relationship requires commitment in order to survive and continue. Commitment can be conceptualized as the decision to forsake the alternative and continue exclusively on the chosen path. It can be expressed in personal behaviors such as derogating alternatives and acting consistently with the couple’s identity. Commitment can also be expressed in a shared desire to be with one another in the future.
Commitment to your partner
The concept of commitment has many definitions. Commitment means two people agreeing to be together for the rest of their lives. However, commitment brings with it expectations. You may feel like you need to control your partner, and you may even start having expectations from the beginning. Whether you are committing yourself to your partner or to yourself, you have to be willing to put up with some friction.
Commitment to yourself
Commitment to yourself is important in sustaining a relationship. Healthy relationships require trust and respect. Being too possessive will make your partner feel uncomfortable and eventually result in a breakup. Instead, you should make time to enjoy your relationship. Commitment will create a trusting relationship with your partner. When you show your commitment, your partner will be more likely to respect your space. Lastly, commitment will keep your relationship safe.

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Sweet and Sour Mango Chicken Stir FryFrom steakmonster 9 years ago
- 5 chicken breasts, sliced into strips shopping list
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- 3 tbl spoons sunflower oil shopping list
- 4 ts corn flour shopping list
- ½ cup water shopping list
- 1 cup rice vinegar shopping list
- 1 mango, peeled stoned and chopped into cubes shopping list
- 2 tbl spoons freshly grated ginger shopping list
- 1.5 cups brown sugar shopping list
- 360g Fresh mixed stir fry veg (beansprouts, bamboo shoots, water chestnut, Cabage, Mangetout) shopping list
- ground allspice shopping list
- soy sauce shopping list
- garlic powder shopping list
How to make it
- Place the chicken strips in a bowl and sprinkle with the ground allspice, soy sauce and garlic powder. Leave to marinate.
- Mix water and corn flour in a saucepan and stir until dissolved on a low heat.
- While stirring, add sugar and vinegar
- Add mango and ginger and keep on a low heat, stirring regularly.
- Heat oil in a wok, add onions and stir until soft.
- Add chicken strips and stir for 10 – 15 minutes until chicken I cooked.
- Add stir-fry veg and mango sauce. Stir and cook together for 3-5 minutes.
- Serve with rice and enjoy while watching a nice movie… maybe “Freak Out” :p
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The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) has unanimously voted to adopt a proposed rule establishing the funding mechanism for the state’s offshore wind program. However, it has also denied the petition of Nautilus Offshore Wind LLC to install a 25 MW offshore wind demo in state waters off the coast of Atlantic City.
The funding mechanism, known as the Offshore Wind Renewable Energy Certificate (OREC), establishes the process by which all offshore wind projects will be funded and how revenues will flow back to ratepayers. In September, the NJBPU opened a solicitation for 1.1 GW of offshore wind, with applications accepted through Dec. 28.
In denying the long-embattled Nautilus project, originally proposed in 2009 under Fishermen’s Energy, the NJPU argues that the demo does not demonstrate the economic and environmental benefits required under the Offshore Wind Economic Development Act (OWEDA) for the state to commit ratepayer funds. This is the second time in a decade the board has unanimously denied an iteration of this project.
“Unfortunately, the Nautilus demonstration project did not meet the net economic benefits standard as required by OWEDA, and the board voted down the application,” says Joseph L. Fiordaliso, NJBPU’s president. “We look forward to reviewing the applications for 1,100 MW of offshore wind and anticipate greater net benefits with larger-scale projects. The award will cement New Jersey’s place as the national epicenter of the offshore wind industry.”
Earlier this year, a bill in support of the 25 MW offshore wind demo was signed by Gov. Phil Murphy. The legislation required consideration and approval by the NJBPU of an amended application for a “qualified offshore wind energy project in certain New Jersey territorial waters.”
In the end, the board specifically noted several reasons for the denial of the petition:
- As required by OWEDA, an offshore wind project must demonstrate “positive economic and environmental net benefits to the state.” Despite multiple requests during the proceeding, Nautilus did not provide the necessary information so that board staff could properly validate the information. Additionally, Nautilus failed to provide the assumptions and inputs used in their economic multiplier modeling, making it impossible for the board to confirm whether the application satisfied OWEDA.
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Later this week, the board will also consider selecting an economic consultant to assist in the evaluation of the applications for the 1.1 GW solicitation.
“Today’s actions demonstrate my administration’s focus on developing a robust offshore wind market and achieving 3,500 MW of offshore wind and 100 percent clean energy by 2050,” says New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy. “The offshore wind program is a key component of the state’s strategic economic growth plan and a critical strategy to mitigate the impacts of climate change.”


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About the property
- Condo1200 sqft
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- Minimum Stay5 - 7 nights
Condo, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, (Sleeps 4)
Hawaii Tax ID = W30232770-01
Our condo on the Big Island of Hawaii is located 5 miles south of the Kailua-Kona village, in a resort community called Keauhou. The complex is the Keauhou Surf and Racquet Club. Our condo is on the top floor (3rd) and is a corner unit with wraparound window walls to the west and north. From inside or from the tiled lanai, there is a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean and the coast, along with spectacular sunsets. This condo is oceanfront with the shoreline a mere 30 feet way. Viewing humpback whales from the lanai is a frequent occurrence during the whale migration season. Throughout the year, you can always catch a view of dolphins playing just off the shoreline.
The condo is a comfortable 1200 sq. ft. with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The entire condo was remodeled in 2015. The master bedroom has a queen sized bed and the 2nd bedroom has twin beds that can be pushed together to make one large bed. The living room boasts a large comfortable couch that allows for views to the ocean and/or the television. The entertainment center consists of a cable-connected 40 inch flat panel television and DVD. Free broadband Internet access is available in either wireless or direct connect cabling mode.
Keywords: Oceanfront, Keauhou, Kona, top floor, corner unit, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, lanai, full kitchen
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About Tom McCall
We are Colorado natives, retired, and our home is in Fort Collins, CO. We love to ski and travel the world.
Tom McCall purchased this Condo in 1998
Why Tom McCall chose Kahaluu-Keauhou
We considered many tropical locations before deciding on the Big Island. With the large mountains, Volcano National Park, great scuba diving and snoreling, hiking, and other water sports, you can never be bored. The local people are friendly, the local music is addictive, the local food is excellent. There are many active farmer's markets and local artists. But the Big Island retains the flavor of old Hawaii, especially away from the coast.
What makes this Condo unique
Watching for whales and dolphins while on the lanai. Listening to the waves crash against the lava rock. Beautiful sunsets. Perfect weather...no need for A/C because of the constant ocean breezes. Wrapround, floor to ceiling windows allow for views even while inside the condo. Early morning walks. Fresh fish at our favorite restaurants where they know us. Shopping nearby. Great pool and tennis courts.
Pool / Spa
Sports & Adventure Activities
Check-in: 3:00 PM
Check-out: 11:00 AM
100% refund if canceled at least 30 days before arrival date. You must contact the owner directly to request cancellation.
Being so close to the beautiful Pacific is a treat for a normally land-locked person. The wraparound views are always changing from calm turquoise waters to crashing surf, capped by awesome sunsets. The residence is pristine, comfortable, and well-equipped.
Beautiful condo with an awesome view and location
Spectacular ocean view with plenty of privacy. The unit was quite well appointed clean and comfortable.
Wonderful Property, Wonderful Stay
This condo has the nicest feel. It was one of the cleanest at which we have stayed. It was nicely furnished/decorated ("Hawaii- like," but not over the top) and well equipped. The layout is great with the two bathrooms separating the bedrooms, and the master bedroom and two walls of the living area fronting the lanai. The vaulted ceiling made it seem extra spacious. And the lanai - did I mention the lanai - it's the icing on the cake! Very spacious, nice furniture and the view absolutely can not be beat.
The pool on the property was quite nice; and the property grounds were exceptionally well kept. The owner was very responsive to my inquiries.
The location was a 10-15 minute drive from town. A supermarket was within 5 minutes. Parking at the complex was plentiful. It was a great location for getting into town with the action, and then returning to a peaceful place with a spectacular view.
A little piece of paradise
We spent the last 3 weeks during the ironman championship in Kona and had the privilege to call the beautiful condo of Tom our home. The place is very well kept, in excellent conditions and equiped with everything you need to feel at home. When you sit on the balcony you can sit back, enjoy the spectacular view of the Pacific Ocean, watch the dolphins play or follow the sunset in the most spectacular colors.
We can only say the very best about this condo and recommend it to anyone who wants to spent relaxed days on the big island. The location is perfect since all necessary shopping needs are in walking distance. It is close to the action in Kona but also remote enough to escape the traffic and noise when you want to.
We definitely looking forward to come back if we decide to again take the hassle to travel to the opposite side of the globe.
Just finished another 3 week stay
My previously submitted review from last year still stands strongly for this year. I had another excellent experience. Highly recommended. Thanks, Tom and Glenda.
Just finished a 3 week stay
To me, it's a no-brainer. The condo is only 30 feet from the ocean and faces the glorious Kona sunsets. It has a wrap-around lanai, an all-wood cathedral ceiling, huge glass walls facing the ocean, a recently renovated kitchen, 2 attractive Hawaiian-themed bedrooms, and many thoughtful and beautiful touches throughout. Add to that the immaculately kept KKSRC grounds and easy access to the Keauhou Shopping Center -- what's not to like? I'll be back. Mahalo to owners Tom and Glenda!

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