Kuala Lumpur (KL) in Malaysia is a famous weekend outing spot liked by most travellers from Singapore. There is several coach, train and plane that are available to reach KL from Singapore hassle free. It simply takes 5 to 6 hours to reach Kuala Lumpur (KL) from Singapore by bus. The bus travel rates for one trip start from $30 and it varies based on the assortment of coach and the date you travel. The coach stops meal centres and public washrooms through the day travelling according to the traveller’s expediency.
Kuala Lumpur is also a paradise for shoppers and several tourists choose budget lodging alternatives so as to create the most wonderful shopping options accessible. A trip to Malaysia is not all about spending time in Kuala Lumpur. The shopping sight in Kuala Lumpur is best in the world! Shopping is de rigueur in the city. It is an action that has to be started by everyone who has reserved a seat on flights to Kuala Lumpur. In addition, people can also try to assure their shopping itch at handicraft centres, duty-free shops and bazaars as well.
There are different attractive places outside Kuala Lumpur which can be reasonable even for those with a very fixed plan. And even if the accommodation options come at different charge the value offered is always of a very high pattern. And you can confirm that, even if the accommodation is not expensive, it is in no way connected with bad quality or service. Usually rooms are of enough size, fully air-conditioned and with suitable furnishings of good quality stuff.
If you are planning to grab the best bargains and also if you are firmed you can find accommodation close to your main concern, either it is shopping or business. In Kuala Lumpur if your main concern is shopping and discovering all shopping malls, the best alternative might be to find out for lodging in the main shopping area. In this way you can take the real pleasure of this place and make it a wonderful experience in your lifetime.
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Make a wonderful experience in Kuala Lumpur
Make a wonderful experience in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur (KL) in Malaysia is a famous weekend outing spot liked by most travellers from Singapore. There is several coach, train and plane that are available to reach KL from Singapore hassle free. It simply takes 5 to 6 hours to reach Kuala Lumpur (KL) from Singapore by bus. The bus travel rates for one trip start from $30 and it varies based on the assortment of coach and the date you travel. The coach stops meal centres and public washrooms through the day travelling according to the traveller’s expediency.
Kuala Lumpur is also a paradise for shoppers and several tourists choose budget lodging alternatives so as to create the most wonderful shopping options accessible. A trip to Malaysia is not all about spending time in Kuala Lumpur. The shopping sight in Kuala Lumpur is best in the world! Shopping is de rigueur in the city. It is an action that has to be started by everyone who has reserved a seat on flights to Kuala Lumpur. In addition, people can also try to assure their shopping itch at handicraft centres, duty-free shops and bazaars as well.
There are different attractive places outside Kuala Lumpur which can be reasonable even for those with a very fixed plan. And even if the accommodation options come at different charge the value offered is always of a very high pattern. And you can confirm that, even if the accommodation is not expensive, it is in no way connected with bad quality or service. Usually rooms are of enough size, fully air-conditioned and with suitable furnishings of good quality stuff.
If you are planning to grab the best bargains and also if you are firmed you can find accommodation close to your main concern, either it is shopping or business. In Kuala Lumpur if your main concern is shopping and discovering all shopping malls, the best alternative might be to find out for lodging in the main shopping area. In this way you can take the real pleasure of this place and make it a wonderful experience in your lifetime.
Celina Jaitley Wedding – announced this good news via Twitter
Bollywood Actress Celina Jaitley recently announced that she has married Dubai-based Austrian hotelier Peter Haag on July 23rd in an intimate ceremony in Austria.
As per Latest Celina Jaitley Twitter Page Updation, she wrote that, “Beloved tweeple…With great pleasure I would like to announce my wedding with @peterhaag on the 23rd of last month at a thousand year old monastery in Austria. We seek your blessings and good wishes, and apologies for the delayed announcement due to a family tragedy.”
“Here is a picture of the most cherished moment of our lives. The picture features myself and my beloved husband, flanked by my dearest father in law to my left, and my brother in law to Peter’s right.”
"Thank you again for the many thousands of wishes pouring in for r wedding from all over the world..Peter & myself r very touched and blessed,"
She went on to attach a picture of herself and her husband on their wedding day.
The couple had been together for one-and-a-half years before deciding to tie the knot in Austria.
She is very excited about starting a family right away. She has been speaking about becoming a mother. We don’t know if she’s pregnant or not, but she does seems inclined to it.
Monas Monument
National Monument, known as Monument or Tugu Monas Square is located at Monas field, Central Jakarta, was built in 1960. The National Monument is one of the memorial is erected to commemorate the resistance and the Indonesian people's struggle against the Dutch colonialists.
Form of memorial that one is very unique, is the cornerstone obeliks marble yoni phallus-shaped fertility symbol based on Hindu culture. This monument towering as high as 132 meters (other versions say 137 meters height is calculated with the existing space under the ground 5 meters).
At the top there is a National Monument that sustains the cup-shaped bronze torches weighing up to 14.5 tons and 35 kg of gold coated. Torch or flame burning is a symbol of the spirit of struggle of the people of Indonesia who was never extinguished in achieving independence. It is said that at the time of Indonesia celebrates 50 years of independence in 1995 a number of Indonesian businessmen donated a number of gold so that the total weight of gold that coats the flame of freedom on top of the Monas to 50 pounds. The National Memorial was built in an area of 80 hectares. The architect who designed this monument is Soedarsono and Frederich Silaban, a consultant Ir. Rooseno, began construction in August 1959, and was inaugurated August 17, 1961 by President Sukarno. Monument was officially opened to the public on July 12, 1975.
Court of the peak with an area of 11 meters x 11 meters can accommodate as many as 50 visitors. At around the body there evelator emergency stairs made of iron. From the top of the monument Monas courtyard, visitors can enjoy views across the city. Directions to the south stands firmly in the distance Mount Salak in Bogor regency, West Java, stretching north sea with small islands scattered about. While the West extends the Soekarno-Hatta Airport every time it appeared the plane took off. From the top platform, 17 feet to the top, there are flames made of bronze, weighing 14.5 tons and a diameter of 6 m, consists of 77 parts are united. the top courtyard of the monument in the form of " the Fire will never go out" which means that symbolizes the Nation Indonesia so the fight has never subsided all time. High court of the cup from the bottom of 17 m and 8 meters of space history museum. Area of a square-shaped courtyard, measuring 45 meters x 45 meters, is the preservation of sacred number Proclamation of Independence (17-8-1945).
visitors area of Monas, who will climb the peak of the court of Monas monument or museum, can be through the entrance on the plaza surrounding the park Merdeka Square, in the north of Monument Park. Nearby there is a fountain and statue of Prince Diponegoro who was riding a horse made of bronze, weighing 8 tons.
The statue was created by Italian sculptor, Prof.. Coberlato as a donation by the Consulate General of Honores, Dr. Mario in Indonesia. Through the tunnel that is 3 feet below the park and cross the road this monument, the entrance of visitors to the top of Monas monument fenced "Yellow Bamboo". Basic foundation of monument as high as 3 meters, at the bottom there is the living history museum of the national struggle with the size 80 x 80 meters wide, can accommodate around 500 visitors.
On all four sides of each room there are 12 window displays or dioramas devoted life events since the time of the ancestors of Indonesia. Entire walls, pillars and marble floors for a total of 48 dioramas. In addition, the amphitheater-shaped independence space located in the cup Monas monument, depicting the attribute map of the Unitary Republic of Indonesia archipelago, Independence Day, red and white flag and state emblem and the gate door that read the script Proclamation Independence of Republic Indonesia.
Kuta Beach - Badung Regency
Katrina Kaif Dharmendra together - shakes a leg at India's Got Talent Show 2011
(1) 75 years old Dharmendra and 27 years old Katrina Kaif shakes a leg together at India's Got Talent Show 2011.
She was present on the show along with Imran Khan and Ali Zafar to promote their upcoming film 'Mere Brother Ki Dulhan', first took the stage to replay the famous suicide act that Dharmendra played in the cult film 'Sholay' and then danced with him to the 'Dream Girl' song.
(2) Katrina Kaif will be seen as an animated fairy in the video for the children's album Rhyme Skool Vol.2.
This is the first time that she will be turned into an animated character.
She will be shown as a fairy with her magic carpet, and will be giving a one-line voiceover before every rhyme.
The video has been created by Accel Animation, said a statement from the music label.
Last year Katrina and music maestro AR Rahman got together with Saregama for Rhyme Skool Vol.1 and this year they have collaborated yet again for the second volume.
Friday, September 9, 2011
Interesting On The Internet Today: Zagato, Maserati, Ferrari, Abarth, Mercedes
by Mike -
I surf around the Internet everyday and today there were three items that caught my attention.
Ferrari
A One-Off 1954 Maserati A6G/54 Zagato Spider "Specially built for Argentina’s Juan Peron, the car is the only open version of Maserati and Zagato’s ‘gentleman racer’ coupé collaboration." according to Classic Driver.
This car and many others were at 'Uniques - Special Ones' 2011 - a
Be a Service, not Servant organization
There's a lot of confusion out there.
By "there", I mean where you are... and I am...
... and the confusion is about service - what it is and what it isn't.
The reason this is relevant to IT leadership is that we are (or should be) working to transform our department or division into a full functioning service organization.
We tell people that our core mission in life is to 'help them be successful in their jobs, and leverage technology to do things they could never do before'.
But sometimes our customers get confused.
They confuse "service" with "servant".
They seem to think that IT is their personal assistant, ready to drop everything and come running when beckoned.
And sometimes we do drop everything and come running... when there's a real emergency or equipment failure. But running a report that our customer knew was due for three weeks but didn't get around to it doesn't really constitute an emergency. But sometimes IT is resented because they don't think it is.
So how do you balance this? How does your team, from Directors to the newest co-op student know what constitutes an emergency? How do they know what are appropriate timeframes for responses? How do they politely but confidently handle the customers who are expecting 'servant' behaviour?
You could start with a service catalog, or a version of it. (See my post on What does the IT department really do? )
You also need to clearly communicate how to get assistance from IT... and then make it easy to do. Many IT departments have a ticketing system or help desk, but does your average user use these resources, or do they find it easier to bypass these systems and call the person they know in IT? This is known as the "end run system".
You have to define the situations that actually constitute an emergency. Usually this is part of your service catalog. Note: it should by prioritized based on the impact on the organization, not the convenience of the IT department.
You have to meet with your customers and provide an overview of services and expected response times. This is usually part of new employee orientation or regular all staff meetings. If you are not on these agendas, find a way to get on.
Once you have done this, you have to deliver consistent, equitable, exceptional service.
I am not disparaging people who are in roles that require them to be at the beck and call of another individual, if that is the career they chose. After all, Alfred the butler was one cool guy.
In an IT organization, the only place for a servant attitude is in leadership - where you will focus with every bit within you to lead your team in ways that brings out the best in them, to accomplish things they didn't think was possible. But that's another post.
A thinspo post. I'm hoping to post later, but it will end up being full of pictures so it probably won't have thinspo. I ended my fast at 8 am. I had a drinkable Greek yogurt thing. I'll probably post a picture later and show you what I'm talking about. But thinspo. And then I'm going to work. And apparently, I skipped some numbers when I was saving thinspo or the pictures got saved to the wrong folder or they just disappeared or something, so I guess you get 16 pictures instead of 20. :|
Deepika Padukone – Her recent religious trip
(1) After visiting Ajmer, Deepika Padukone went on another religious sojourn - and reached the Golden Temple in Amritsar to attend a prayer session.
As per Latest Deepika Padukone Interviews, she said that,
"I am here to pay obeisance. It was a long pending trip and finally, I am happy to have come here."
"She's going through a transition period and is therefore seeking blessings."
"She stood in a queue while enjoying Shabad Kirtan."
"It's for peace in life and will keep her balanced. Religion is an important aspect of my life."
(2) Deepika Padukone New Penthouse in Prabhadevi, Central Mumbai –
As per Latest Bollywood Interviews, she said about her house that, “I am excited about moving to my penthouse. Yes! I will be on the 26th floor residence when you visit me next.”
“I am a very house proud person and I have been looking into every aspect of my home.”
“I also love my current flat in Pali Hill. However, what excites me about my new home is the fact that I have earned it through my own hard work.”
“There is a sense of achievement. And there is also pride. I truly believe that each of us sets out with a dream and when we achieve even a small part of it, there's that feeling of fulfillment. My home is just one of the many things I have dreamed out. There are miles to go before I sleep.”
“I hope mum and dad and my sister will spend time with me in Mumbai in my new home. After all, a home is complete only when the family is around. I also hope, I get more time in Mumbai to enjoy my new home. As I said earlier, between January and July this year, I was in Mumbai for only three weeks. Living out of suitcases is a way of life for a celebrity. However, there are times when you long to just stay home, put up your feet and enjoy a good movie or a book.”
Thursday, September 8, 2011
24 hours of the fast down. I'm thinking about eating at 8 am and just doing a 32 hour fast. I don't know if I could make it through work tomorrow. There have been a couple times I thought about eating. But I was wanting junk food. If I break my fast, I will break it with something healthy. I'm thinking either oatmeal or an omelet (egg + water + veggies + seasonings) or something healthy for breakfast. Maybe an apple or green beans instead. I don't know yet. I'll take my time to decide. It'll probably be 150 calories or less. And I'll eat a cereal bar or cereal or something small (150 calories or less) on my break at work. It'll help my body get ready for supper that way. I have no idea what supper will be. I'm hoping it isn't too high in calories. I'm hoping to be able to restrict really well from now on. I can do. I know I can. I've had about 160 calories so far. I've had water (0), tea (5 - I used some Splenda so I'm going to count it as 5), broth (5), and 3 V-8 V-Fusion Energy drinks (50 cals each for a total of 150). I was wanting either an energy drink or some diet pop for caffeine and I found those. 50 calories seemed reasonable since it's flavored with real juice. I guess I'll do a few comment responses. I'm not responding to everyone. Just the ones with questions. But a big thank you to all who comment. It makes me happy to see new comments.
Karolina - I've been doing terrible at restricting. More like I haven't been trying at it. I attempted to restrict yesterday to prepare for today, but ate more calories than I should have. I'm hoping to be able to restrict once I'm done fasting. Like an average of 750 calories or less a day. With working, it should be achievable.
Lottie - No, she doesn't live with me. My daughter lives with her dad.
Heather[Hunger] - I don't have a protein shake. Even if I did, I probably wouldn't have drank it because they are quite high in calories. Or at least the ones I have seen are like 180+ calories for 8 oz. So I would only be able to have one or two. Diluted juice and broth would mean I could have more and spread out my servings easier.
I'll try to do pictures of the stuff I bought shopping when I get back from work. And hopefully be in a good mood and do a longer post. But it's after midnight and I have to work tomorrow morning. Just kinda wanted to update since I was at the 24 hour mark and my plans changed. I'll probably do a thinspo post in the morning before work and not write until after. I need to sleep, not wait for thinspo to upload.
~Kes
I weighed less today than I did yesterday. Like 1-2 lbs less. I'm hoping to be less than 115 tomorrow. It could be possible. My fast is going well. I feel hunger but I don't really want to eat. Or even drink anything for that matter. I need to leave early so I can pay my phone. I have to wash the dishes (so no one will know that I didn't eat because washing the dishes is easier than trying to figure out how many dishes to dirty and how to dirty them). I really need to clean my room because it's getting really messy, but I never have time. I have to work and when I'm not working I have so much shit to do around the house (dishes, laundry, ect.) that I don't have time or I'm too tired. If I didn't have to pay my phone, I would work on it today but after reading and commenting on blogs and making this post, I kind of lost the extra time I had. I'm sick of working 6 days a week. I really wish I could just work 5 and have like 6-8 hour shifts instead or something. But no. I have to work 6 days and get 4-7 hour shifts. And I have to work everyday until Friday of next week. I work a 12 1/2 hour shift and they don't give me a day off until next Friday. Like WTF?! I have to work 10 days straight and close 5 of those days and one day was a 12 1/2 hour shift. I hate my job. But I doubt I'll be able to find another job that gives me enough hours. So I'm stuck with it until I can either move or go to college or something. But my room really needs cleaned. I hate it. I'm always running into/stepping on/knocking over things. It's really getting on my nerves. I said I was going to post pictures of clothes and things but I really need to do the dishes and get ready to leave, so maybe tomorrow or something. My mother decided she's going to have my daughter over this weekend. I have to work 4-10:30 Saturday and 10-4 Sunday so I'll only see her from like 10:30 am Saturday until like 3:30 Saturday and maybe a little Sunday morning but that's it. I'm going to be exhausted and in a terrible mood. I'm probably going to end up having a breakdown soon with all of this shit. So yeah... I was in a good mood earlier up until D decided to call me to ask for money. Again. No. No. And no again. Dumbass needs to get his shit together. He claimed he had a flat tired and that it was going to cost $30 (the same amount of money he asked me for last time) to fix it. He claimed his friend would send him the money through Western Union tomorrow and he would pay me back. His friend can just wire the money today. I'm not giving him money. And he got all pissed at me because he said he always gives me money when I ask him for it. Bull.Shit. I would ask and ask and ask for him to pay me back when I used to loan him money and it would take weeks to months before I would see any money. My phone is due today. I told him that and I told him that if I gave him the money that I couldn't pay my phone and that it would be shut off. And he still got pissed at me. The only time I will loan him money will be when he goes to turn in his divorce papers and I will be there and watch him do it because I don't trust him. And then I'll have like 20 days to turn mine in after that. I'll shut up now before this gets any longer.
The Perfect Horse
Yesterday, Airdrie Stud announced that they were pensioning Slew City Slew. Many will recall him as the sire of 54 black type winners, or as a two-time Grade I winner, or the sire of Lava Man. But 25 years ago, he meant the world to me for entirely different reasons.
I was a terrible hotwalker. Really, truly terrible. My `real’ job was working in the NYRA press office, where I had been hired my senior year in college in 1984. Somewhere along the line, it occurred to me that if I were going to promote racing, I really should understand it not just from the fan’s perspective, or from the company’s perspective, but from the backside perspective as well.
Being the mid-eighties, I had interviewed Woody Stephens about a million times during my first year or so of the job. He was not only in the middle of his incredible run of five consecutive Belmonts, but had assembled some of the most amazing equine talent and pedigrees in history. It seemed like a great opportunity to learn about horse care and training from one of the true legends of the sport. So, one day, during the spring of 1985, I tentatively asked him if I could maybe walk hots for him a couple of days a week. He said that pay day was Friday, and that some of the hotwalkers would go out and get drunk Friday night and not show up for work on Saturday, so if I wanted a job on weekends, it was mine, as he could use the extra help. Simple as that, and I was in.
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| The legendary Woody Stephens |
Woody had two barns back then, Barn 3 and 4. Barn 3, run by Sandy Bruno and Phil Gleaves, was where he kept the older horses. Billy Badgett was in charge of Barn 4, and the two-year-olds. They told me that the barns alternated sets, so I would walk a horse in the first set in Barn 3, then in the second in Barn 4, and so on, back and forth all morning.
I showed up the first day, and was sent to Barn 3, where a groom led a cold horse out of a stall, and handed her over to me. Her name was Soli, by Alydar out of Nicosia, and she was on the shelf at that time, but had won the Shirley Jones at Gulfstream that winter, and they expected big things out of her. The groom pointed to a bucket, hanging out the outside wall, and told me that was her bucket. Every two turns, give her a drink, he said. She walked very placidly for me around the barn, and I noticed all the other horses drinking out of the big communal tub in the middle. A couple of turns, and I tried to steer her to the outside wall, which proved to be much harder than I thought. She wanted to drink from the tub in the middle. It seemed so much easier...so I let her. The groom looked at me like nobody could be that stupid. She was sick, and I had just risked passing that infection to the entire barn. Disgusted, he changed the entire water tub.
My next horse was Alexandra My Love, a Danzig filly. She hadn’t been out of the stall in three weeks with some sort of injury...and they gave her to me. She took about 20 steps to each of my three, and since I was holding her head, this meant that her rear would swing around in front of me and she would end up facing me every three strides or so. I tried to walk faster...but I wasn’t even close to keeping up. Literally, I had no idea how to solve this problem. So around the barn we went, with her wheeling, and me straightening her out, every three strides, for a half an hour. More `I can’t believe anyone could be this stupid’ stares followed from my co-workers.
Soon, I discovered that walking horses in Billy’s barn, full of young two-year-olds not yet nearing a race, proved to be a much easier task, so I took to hanging out there, until one day, I was walking Two Punch and someone startled him by adjusting his blanket from behind, and he lunged forward, knocking me into the water tub and sending it flying, and then running out the center doors with me holding on. I was somewhat proud I hadn’t let go, seriously bruised...and from then on, scared to death.
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| Two punch provided me an early scare Barbara Livingston photo |
On April 1, 1986, however, my salvation arrived in the form of a tiny, quiet two-year-old. By Seattle Slew out of Weber City Miss, Slew City Slew showed up in John’s barn the first day two-year-olds were allowed on the backstretch. He was dark, with few markings, and so placid, you could set a bomb off and he wouldn’t turn a hair. He never startled, paid no attention to loud noises, which made him, in my mind, about as close to perfect as a horse could get.
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`How long have you had that horse?’ the groom would ask me after we had been out 45 minutes or so. `15 minutes,’ I would tell him. If I could hose him, and hold him in the tub, some days I could get away with spending two hours or so just on him; me sitting, and him resting his head on my shoulder.
He started two times that year, and was well-beaten in both. My heart was broken sometime thereafter when he was sent over to Wayne Lukas’s barn, and I remember seeing him in the paddock one day before a race. He had grown into a man, and was imposing, and on the muscle...far from the frail baby I recalled.
Upon his retirement from stud yesterday, Airdrie’s Brereton Jones said, “He’s been awfully good to us for a long time, and he’ll continue to live out the rest of his life in the best of care.”
He’s 27 now, and I haven’t seen him in a quarter-century. This November, when I’m in town for the sales, I’ll ask the kind folks at Airdrie if I could come visit, and rest my head on his shoulder this time, and say thanks for that tiny respite each day when my very scary job wasn’t quite so scary.
Second Chances: Maiden Watch Round III
TDN’s Steve Sherack adds three more runners to the maiden watch in the latest installment of Second Chances. Click here to view previous columns.
Stonestreet Stables’s HIERRO (c, 2, Hard Spun--Brief Bliss, by Navarone), a $350,000 OBSMAR graduate (Breeze Video), should move forward nicely following an educational fifth-place finish going seven furlongs in his debut at Saratoga Sept. 3 (TDN Video). Given a 4-1 chance in a salty 10-horse field, the chestnut was the last one to exit the stalls and raced in eighth through an opening quarter in :22.59. With Ramon Dominguez aboard, the Steve Asmussen trainee began to gain some momentum while racing two wide on the turn for home until briefly forcing to check in traffic. Guided to the inside, he showed plenty of immaturity in the stretch, racing greenly down the lane and reporting home 8 3/4 lengths behind impressive Darley homebred firster Alpha (Bernardini). The final time over the fast track was 1:23.97; Hierro received a 65 Beyer Speed Figure. Out of the graded stakes placed mare Brief Bliss, Hierro is a half-brother to Cherokee Triangle (Cherokee Run), MSW & GSP, $330,294. He was bred in Kentucky by Sally Andersen.
PUNCTUAL JEFF (c, 2, More Than Ready--Floating Island, by A.P. Indy) ran a winning race when second-best tackling two turns in his unveiling at odds of 5-1 over the Saratoga spinach Sept. 3 (TDN Video). Trained by Chad Brown, the Paul Pompa Jr. colorbearer was away slowly and trailed the field of 12 through slow early fractions of :24.06 and :49.69. The $230,000 KEESEP yearling purchase began to launch his bid while saving ground beneath Ramon Dominguez on the turn for home, gamely split horses when tipped out at least six wide into the stretch and came flying down the center of the course to just miss 27-1 longshot Kitten’s Kid (Kiten’s Joy) by a neck. The final time for the 1 1/16-mile event over the firm going was 1:44.27. Punctual Jeff, from the extended family of MGISW Devil May Care (Malibu Moon), received a 63 Beyer. He was bred in Kentucky by Forging Oaks LLC.
The Turbulent Descent team of Blinkers On Racing and trainer Mike Puype may have another nice one on their hands in the form of CLEARLY A COWBOY (c, 2, With Distinction--Cowgirl Lucky, by Stephen Got Even). Given a 9-2 chance in his career opener at Del Mar Sept. 4 (TDN Video), the $90,000 OBSAPR juvenile (Breeze Video) chased along the inside in sixth, raced in traffic on the far turn, and battled on nicely along the rail in the stretch to just get up for the show spot over a pair of rivals, finishing 4 3/4 lengths behind the good-looking winner Norm’s Passion (Artie Schiller). The final time for 5 1/2 furlongs over the Polytrack was 1:02.98; Clearly a Cowboy, bred in Kentucky by Robert and Mary Harris, was awarded a very solid 76 Beyer.
