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I have a great idea for a new product and I am thinking about launching it on Kickstarter, but I have one major problem. I am afraid that someone will steal my product and/or accuse me of stealing "their" product (which I did not do and I would never do). You can't just put up a vague description; you need prototypes, features, specifications, etc. to attract Backers, although I don't need a huge amount of money. ($5,000 at the very most; I doubt I'll need half of that money, but you never know.) I am afraid that if my product gains too much popularity (which is always good except for one thing) that a larger company can see my timeline, etc. and launch a cheaper product faster than I can roll it out and I would loose all of my popularity and efforts in the market. I couldn't sue them because they "had it in the works longer than I did" and I have no proof really. On some posts about speaking with investors, they mentioned an idea is nothing without great execution, but someone may have great execution browsing the web. You open a new door to millions of people and the chances that one of them will try to do something similar is pretty high. I do not have enough money for a patent; that's why I need financial backing for something under $5,000, although some of the money would be for patents and trademarks.
I just thought of this: should I be worrying about someone copying my name? It isn't like Kickstarter takes it down instantly, it could be up for a couple of years, not to mention if anyone posts anything about it on another site. (I'm not saying anybody would but I am paranoid I admit.) I didn't want to post another question that's why I threw this in.
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Reviews by elliot23:elliot23Montana 3.35/5 rDev -8% look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3 Look: Poors a pale cloudy yellow. A decent 2 finger head with decent lacing on the outside. Smell: Strong nose of yeast and and some mild spice and citrus. Pleasant. Taste: A nice mellow and crisp sweetness. Hints of spice, banana, and citrus. A mild hop finish that is very well balanced. Feel: Very light style of beer with adequate carbonation. Good finish on the tongue. Drink: A nice belgium witbier. A good and refreshing drink, perfect for warm days. Woul drink nice with some sweeter flavored dishes. Also good by itself. Would buy it again. Serving type: bottle 04-24-2009 03:03:05 | More by elliot23 More User Reviews:ZoomanCruColorado 3.33/5 rDev -8.5% look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5 App: Hazy golden straw color, no green hues as is common with Wits. One and a half finger white head that dissipates quickly leaving no lacing, but decent overall retention. Some yeast haze spiraling around the glass. Smell: Pungent, bready belgian yeast aroma hits first with a slight herbal spicy sweetness in the background. Coriander dominates. Slightly medicinal smelling, but not in a bad way. Taste: Bright floral notes predominant with an undeniable belgian twinge. Spices and spice like esters present, but perfectly balanced with the wheat malt pungency. Slight orange flavors and a lingering sweetness after the swallow. All the positive aspects of a true belgian whit without the overpowering esters and yeastiness of some belgians. Lacking the cereal like taste of some Wits. Utterly drinkable. Mouth: Perfect balance of crisp and sweet, medium carbonation and wheat make for a sublimely smooth beer. Serving type: can 12-16-2013 02:12:25 | More by ZoomanCru kangarooAdam59Alaska 3.99/5 rDev +9.6% look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Into a mug: A: somewhat hazy yet slightly clear yellow colored body with a one finger white foamy head that dies at a nice pace leaving some nice foamy clingy lacing in its wake, carbonation is seen rising at a moderate pace S: spices (mostly coriander) are up front with a nice backing by the citrus, banana and yeast that gives a nice bready sort of background T: mainly spicy first, but a nice bready sort of citrus balancing into a crisp flavoring, spicy aftertaste, dry yet crisp finish M: light, sessionable - check!, carbonation is slightly sharp but still good for the style and for me O: great witbier, Good job Avery, as much as I like this one, I'll be more likely to have this again during the summer months as it shows a lot of nice refreshing qualities that would be better in the summer months Serving type: can 12-14-2013 21:29:37 | More by kangarooAdam59 |
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I ordered the gray duvet and it looks great in my bedroom which is mostly neutrals (grays, beiges/camels, with metallic accents).. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it is made of a cotton sateen and has a nice, subtle sheen to it. The fabric is fairly tightly woven and has a good weight to it (like a good quality sheet). My only complaint is that there are no ties inside to hold the comforter in place. Other than that, I would recommend this highly.
I love the two duvet covers I've bought recently from Overstock. Some reveiws I've seen complain that the material is "thin". There are two kinds of covers; those from heavier materials that are used as a formal bedspread - usually used with a flat top sheet, to sleep under - or the soft cotton like this one that is perfect for using as a sheet AND a bedspread. Having lived in Europe for 20 years, we prefer to sleep directly under the duvet.
Wasn't sure about the pattern at first but we have a dog that loves our comforter as much as we do. The pattern masks the paw prints that sometimes just happen. Haven't washed it yet, but cotton feels soft and I think it will wash very well.
I was having trouble finding twin size duvet covers that aren't childlike (I use two twin duvets on our king-size bed to avert the "quit stealing my covers" debate) and that are in the grey family. I was very pleased to find these duvet covers at a reasonable price. They are very soft, comfortable and attractive. I would gave them a 5-star rating, but one of the covers was not sewn well at the top; there were several holes on the seam where the edges weren't sewn together. Instead of taking the time to return them, I took a couple minutes to run it through the sewing machine. With that being said, the other cover was sewn perfectly. I am pleased with my purchase overall, and the duvet covers are currently residing on our bed.
Needed to find a classy looking duvet set for the master bedroom for a summer rental at VA Beach. We chose the blue/grey one & it is perfect! There was some sandy beige in the mix which made it work for the "beach/spa/resort" look we were going for. The fabric is very soft & had a nice sheen to it that made it look richer.
It's looks good and comfortable and help me to keep my bedroom nice and stylish enough. In my case it's very important because I have a 5 cats and at least two of them try to sleep on my bed every day)))).
I read the reviews and knew what to expect. It is simple and neutral, exactly what our master bedroom needed. I've been looking for a duvet cover that was not a solid color - remarkably difficult to find. It is lightwight and the cat can sleep on it all day long without any worry from me! Colors are tough to tell in the photos so I got the yellow/orange/olive color. Goes great with my light yellow walls.
I bought the King set in grey. The grey is on the brown tone, not blue which is exactly why I bought it. It is of substantial weight but yet feels soft. The shams are beautiful too. The entire set finishes my bedroom perfectly. I love it!
I purchased this based off the other reviews and am not disappointed. I LOVE the deep blue hues matched with a nice sky blue in the print. The taupe is a rich sand color and works perfectly for what I was looking for. Its great quality and the slight sheen is beautiful, but NOT tacky like most silk linens I hate. I would definitely recommend this!
didn't know it had buttons on the sides. don't understand how it fit, thought it was a comfort set as in thicker, but will use this summer.
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prowler wrote:Looks like a permissions based error so I am curious if you are chrooting into the 32 bit environment after you are already in X or if you are chrooting into the 32bit environment from a TTY then doing your startx command?
Elwro wrote:I'm very sorry if it's a completely newbish advice, but whenever a linux program complains about not being able to access something, I try running it as a super user. Of course, this shouldn't be mandatory in case of a game, but anyway... then again, I guess you've tried it already.
Tyranthraxus wrote:Got one of those nagging voices in the back of my head when I saw the screenshot.
Apart from the permissions issue, I wonder if BlitzMax has made similar assumptions about OpenGL versions, as it did with glibc?
Might be a dead-end, but how far apart are the versions on your Slackware, compared with the Ubuntu version compilation was done on?
phaedrus wrote:Tyranthraxus wrote:Got one of those nagging voices in the back of my head when I saw the screenshot.
Apart from the permissions issue, I wonder if BlitzMax has made similar assumptions about OpenGL versions, as it did with glibc?
Might be a dead-end, but how far apart are the versions on your Slackware, compared with the Ubuntu version compilation was done on?
Oh man, I hope this isn't some weird OpenGL issue, but you're right, that's the drawing library Blitz uses.
I'm using the Nvidia OpenGL libraries. I downloaded and installed them about 6 months ago, so they're from Nov/Dec 2009. There's a new version from last month, I'm going to unpack it and see what's there.
Tyranthraxus wrote:As an observation, the missing bits all seem to be from that protected "launchpak.zip". Anybody got any thoughts as to something screwing around with reading from that, I assume you`ve tried another copy to ensure that everything extracted properly? Used to have loads of fun chasing errors, only to find the wrong protection bit was set after copying from read only media (cd).
phaedrus wrote:It isn't even trying to open the launchscreenpak file. In fact, it's sleeping on a futex() call (Basilisk Wrangler, I expect this futex() call is buried three library calls deep which is called from a support function written by the Blitz guys that you never see because it's 100% behind-the-scenes).
I'm going to see if I can figure out what library it is sleeping in.
#0 0xf7343c14 in __lll_lock_wait () from /bits/slack32/lib/libpthread.so.0
#1 0xf733f1bd in _L_lock_748 () from /bits/slack32/lib/libpthread.so.0
#2 0xf733efe1 in pthread_mutex_lock () from /bits/slack32/lib/libpthread.so.0
#3 0xf764273a in ?? () from /bits/slack32/usr/lib/libX11.so.6
#4 0x094b02a8 in ?? ()
#5 0x0947a050 in ?? ()
#6 0x00000008 in ?? ()
#7 0x094aa1f8 in ?? ()
#8 0x094aa1f8 in ?? ()
#9 0x0a9d44a8 in ?? ()
#10 0xf5b786e0 in ?? ()
#11 0xf756467d in ?? () from /bits/slack32/usr/lib/libGL.so.1
#12 0x094aa1f8 in ?? ()
#13 0x094aa1f8 in ?? ()
#14 0x09492b98 in ?? ()
#15 0xf7512161 in ?? () from /bits/slack32/usr/lib/libGL.so.1
#16 0xf7595ef8 in ?? () from /bits/slack32/usr/lib/libGL.so.1
#17 0xf7332ff4 in ?? () from /bits/slack32/lib/libc.so.6
#18 0x00001337 in ?? ()
#19 0x00000000 in ?? ()
Tyranthraxus wrote:Mutually locked calls, nested deep within subroutine?
I`m out of here!
Think I`ll go back to the classic line from "The IT Crowd" - "Have you tried turning it off and on again?"
Tyranthraxus wrote:I take it that this is an "out of the box" kernel, and not one you`ve recompiled specifically for that machine?
And your glibc/x11 packages seem to be concurrent, so I can`t see them raising issues with each other.
Any over-zealous monitoring software in the background? (Beginning to clutch at straws).
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I think many will misunderstand this post, but I got it. I would so be there right now if I had the wheels. Being stuck at home alone on Friday ain't the biz ya know?
Can you explain what each of those things means?
Marxist Wrote: (10-20-2012 02:02 AM)Can you explain what each of those things means? don't you want to interpret it like all those pushing doctrine do? its the holy word of god dude!
freebyrd Wrote: (10-20-2012 02:11 AM)Marxist Wrote: (10-20-2012 02:02 AM)Can you explain what each of those things means? don't you want to interpret it like all those pushing doctrine do? its the holy word of god dude! Now, when I tried to discuss with you once about your beliefs, you told me that the path you was walking was set before you by God...... And that my path assumably was different than your own. So, who are you to scoff at others then? If God chose their path, and your scoffing about the paths others have been given by God, then what does that say about you and your path? Are you laughing at God?
and i want you and people 5000 years from now to find it telling you i live on the corner of such and such street in town "A " don't do jack for them, the city as they know it might not be here if i want them to understand it i might give directions something like this in the golden land of the west california is the gold state on the west coast in a place where the ash tree thrives the spanish word for ash tree is fresno below the observed snowfall sierra nevada means observed snowfall i met the father of the virgin mother this is saint Joaquin or san joaquin [b]he reasoned with me and said i must continue my journey even though the ending will bring me to a place enveloped in darkness and sought after by the great philosophers of alchemy [/b] black is the darkness, and the philosophers seek the stone, so it is a street blackstone but fear not a great leader of men from the western world awaits you, he was born in a place of strong and confident expectation, confident expectation is hope, what great western leader was born in hope? clinton..again the name of a street he will lead you through the land of ashtrees and all the snares of the 5 lower kingdoms, the ashtrees are fresno and the 5 lower kingdoms are the 5 senses of the lower mind, you must access the deeper meanings of this parable and use the higher mind to reach your destination do this and have faith through to the very end and surely your conclusion will end your journey i have just given you the exact directions metaphysically to my home my point is this the ancients wrote in parable and allegory so as to transcend time and culture, now if you take what i wrote literally you will never find me, but if you use the key of knowledge and seek first within all will be revealed to you so everybody is welcome, i'm cooking pork chops tonight, but make sure you rsvp so i know how many to put on the grill


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We picked this hotel because it had a pool, sauna and spa. We weren't disappointed by any of our stay here. We arrived early and asked if we could leave our bags. They said they had a room available so that was music to our ears. The room had everything we expected and was very clean. The Normandy Inn restaurant had some great food at reasonable prices so meant we didn't have to venture far for dinner. We indulged with the leisure facilities and weren't disappointed. The complimentary milk and cookies at 10pm were a welcome treat. The cherry on the cake was our flight didn't leave until the evening but asked to store our bags and use the leisure facilities. They said that was fine and we could stay on site as long as we liked. Great place to stay and would recommend a stop again
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I've tried to be objective and base my review on what the hotel will be like, rather than the building site I encountered, as the hotel changes form the University Hotel to the Commons. It might have been nice for the owners to let guests know that this was wehat they were going to encounter! However, when finished it is a very nice hotel in a nice (student) neighbourhood, with lots of restaurants nearby. It is very close to the university stadiums and within easy walking distance of the Metrodome and even downtown Minneapolis.
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The staff were helpful and friendly. The hotel was clean. Close to mall of America,walking distance. and wallmart. would recommend
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I can't say enough for this hotel. From the moment I walked in I was treated with kindness and hospitality. The woman at the counter, Tara, was the sweetest person working in the hotel industry that I've ever met. She checked me without any fuss and answered each of my questions before I had them. The hotel itself was convenient to my location at the […] Gift Mart (along with a free shuttle), close to a good restaurant for dinner and the breakfast was better than average. The pool and spa were great and well-enjoyed. Room was spacious and comfortable. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
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"Dirty but nice staff"
Room had huge carpet stains. Closet doors didn't work. We were in a king suite without any air exchange in the bedroom. Pool area dirty from the night before. No towels. Surrounding restaurants were great though.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Great place, great breakfast. Try Jimmy's. great food. Hot hostess.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great hotel for a great price!"
Hot tub was hot; pool was a good temp; breakfast was good, they had more than the average free breakfast (including sausage, biscuits, gravy, egg & cheese "omelet", along with the other staples; room was clean; Caribou, Jimmy Johns, as well as a nicer sit down restaurant all next door. Close freeway access too. Friendly staff. It was a great place to […] stay at! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Pleasant Experience"
The Staff was quite helpful. As usual the breakfast food was sub par but I attribute that to the hotel chain not this property. My room key didn't always work. that is my biggest complaint. I loved getting the paper everyday.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Comfort and Quiet"
Pleasant room and a VERY comfortable bed. It was just off the highway, but very quiet; no traffic noise. The staff were helpful in recommending an excellent nearby place for dinner.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
short & sweet.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"A perfect night and morning!"
Tara was very helpful when we checked into the hotel. The pool, with its handicap lifts, was wonderful. The breakfast was incredible. I forgot my pajamas in the room and called to find them. Thankfully, they were found and are being mailed to me. Thank you so much!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great free continental breakfast"
We were looking for a one-night stay close to home (we live in the Twin Cities) - this location is very safe and has some nice restaurants within walking distance (Jimmy's, Pairings, Caribou, Einstein Bros., etc.) and is a short drive to a large mall (Eden Prairie Center). The pool area is small, but our kids enjoyed it. The rooms were very comfortable […] and clean - my husband loved the shower head and water pressure! The hotel was very full for our stay, so we did hear some noise from other occupants as they walked through the hallways, but nothing major or disruptive to our stay. My husband and boys LOVED the breakfast - not just yogurt, fruit and cereal, but bacon, eggs, biscuits with gravy, pancakes, bagels, muffins - and the coffee was wonderful. A great stay for the money, and the staff was wonderful. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"within 4 miles of shopping and many restaurants"
overall very satisfiedGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Cozy retreat"
I thought the hotel was great! one only one issue was that we had some noisy neighbors above us but other than that it was a great experience. We would diffinetly return.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice place to stay at"
My stay was short, but overall it was great. It was not in the location I thought it was. But it is a very nice hotel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Stay"
Good room and hot tub. Great breakfast. Front staff was great, the lady that worked at night went out of her way to make the stay great.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Pool area is kinda lame. Not that its any of the hotels fault, but someone did poop in the pool. Also I reserved the room because it was the only place left with two queen sized beds but when I got there they only had a king size bedroom available. If I would've ordered it on their website I could've gotten a suite in replacement.Genuine Expedia guest review
overall we were very pleased, and the nearby sportsbar 2 blocks away was nice and the food was OK.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Like walking path right outside"
Nice hotel . Good breakfast. Nice friendly staff. There was hair in my bathroom when I checked in- yuck- but other than that it was clean. My AC stopped working on the second night. I told them upon checkout.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Parking Lot"
Excellent place to stay but parking is not the greatest at the moment as they're replacing most. Other than that good placeGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Overall, hotel staff was very professional and kind. They provided service with a smile. Pool needs to be updated, but room was spacious and very clean. Overall, we were happy with our experience.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Shower!"
This room had the best shower head in ANY hotel we have ever stayed.We have a rather elaborate shower at home and are always disappointed at hotel showers. This one had great pressure & hot water.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"close to basketball tourney"
Very nice but noisey neighbors all nightGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Asking for 2 beds is apparently just a suggestion."
This hotel was in excellent shape. However, I had problems with the management. I had reserved a room with 2 beds on Expedia. However, when I got there they only had rooms with 1 bed left for me. Holiday Inn Express should have been smart enough to 1) not make this choice available in the first place if they weren't able to follow through with it and […] 2) notice that I had reserved for 1 adult and 2 kids and realise that a room with only 1 bed wouldn't cut it. They could have called me and offered me a choice to cancel and find a different hotel. When I discussed my problem with the manager, he seemed to be stuck on the fact that the only thing that would satisfy me was a different room, which he couldn't provide. Even after dropping two hints that some sort of discount would make me satisfied, he still seemed to be stuck on the track that there was nothing I could do, or that this was Expedia's fault. Fortunately, by the time I left, I found a discount had been applied on my receipt, after all. The hotel was booked solid the night I arrived, mostly reservations which had been made as early as a month before by a High School Basketball team. On this extremely busy night, the manager had only put one person on duty for the entire building, to check all of these people in, make sure everyone's rooms were okay, and find those like me a roll-away bed. I was impressed with the clerk who was able to do all this in spite of it all and still keep a smile on her face. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"City-fied Comforts"
Really nice hotel not too far from the Mall, but still far enough for some peace and quiet. We would go back again.Genuine Expedia guest review
"About my stay"
Was a very nice place to stay. Clean and staff was very nice also.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Holiday Inn Express Minnetonka, MN"
The pool was so cold we couldn't swim to cold for the wife and kids and we asked staff why it was so cold and just got a blank stare so don't go if you plan on swimmingGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great, inexpensive stay!"
We arrived and Tara took great care of us: getting us checked in and explaining everything thoroughly. She convinced me to join the priority club and had an answer to every question I had. The pool was a bit smaller than I've seen at most Holiday Inns, but it was fine. The beds were comfortable. The outside, rooms, lobby, pool, workout center and hallways […] were all very clean-VERY important! The room came with a 15% off for the restaurant across the street (Jimmy's Food and Cocktails.) If you have some money to spend-This is a GREAT addition to your stay. You can walk over there for great food and an inviting atmosphere! Best steak I've ever had! If you like coffee, this is also a great place to stay. There's not one, but TWO Caribou Coffee joints right by the hotel! This is great for that morning coffee to set you off on the next part of your journey! The price was right, also! A LOT cheaper than the hotels in the Twin Cities-duuhh! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Hotel staff was very friendly. Breakfast was decent. Pool area and fitness center were outdated. Bathroom in pool area had rust on the metal inside. Room was nice; however, floors are very thin as our neighbor upstairs was stomping around all evening and morning.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"2nd Stay"
This was the second time we've stayed in the Holiday Inn in Minnetonka, MN and it was just as good as the first time. Staff is very nice and complimentary. Breakfast is always good and full, not picked over and bare. Rooms are comfortable and cozy. Pool area and hot tub are great too. We have been traveling back and fourth to Minnesota and Iowa in search […] of relocation to the cities and have always stayed in this hotel, and will keep staying here as long as it's needed. Even when we move to the cities, I will always advise my family and friends to stay here as well. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice stay for the money"
Great location for our weekend activities. Polite staff. Nice continental breakfast. Only drawback is the walls are pretty thin, so you could hear a lot of activity in the halls and above you, plus had a toilet valve that trickled water into the tank all night.Genuine Expedia guest review
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can you believe the fridge didn't work !! They wanted to send someone in to do maintenace on the fridge before deciding to replace it. you can hear and feel all the bumpimg and stumping noises from other guests. housekeeping knocked on the the door constantly even though you say no need for sevices as though they didn't understand english. the hotel […] staff acts like there's absolutely know affiliation with them and hotel.com Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Wonderful getaway"
Our stay was absolutely wonderful. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay in this hotel again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Holiday Inn Express"
We had a positive experience at this hotel. It was kind of off the beaten path, but still easy to find with GPS. Wished there had been other stores closer to the hotel, like a Target or Wal-Mart when we realized we had forgotten swim diapers!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Will stay again next time when we are in town!"
A great hotel and friendly staff. We visited on a holiday weekend and the staff made our stay most enjoyable. Our room was large, clean, comfortable and quiet. We loved the large tub!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Wonderful Stay"
The Staff was so very friendly and more than helpful! The pool and the hot tub were perfect. Also, the breakfast was fantastic, lots of choices and fresh. Also, the mall of america is super close. Would stay there again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
My boyfriend and I were in town for the weekend looking to relocate to the area, and stayed at this hotel, it was clean, quiet, the staff was extremely pleasant and nice, free breakfast was awesome and the hotels location was so close to everything! We will be staying at this hotel for every trip we make up there during our relocation process.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Perfect Stay"
Great breakfast, quiet rooms, nice location and good price.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great stay"
The staff was friendly and helpful. They printed me out directions and everything.Genuine Expedia guest review
Nice running trail right next to the hotel. Breakfast was awesome. Room was clean and modern. staff were very helpful.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Holiday Inn Express Bloomington"
The hotel & rooms were nice, but I was disappointed that when I went to check in, the king suite that I had reserved had been given away that morning to other guests. So we were switched to a room with two queen beds.....not what I reserved or wanted.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Paid too much, got to little. Stuck me in the handicap room with no options. Front desk is crabby.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Holiday Inn Express Minnetonka (Hopkins)"
This was a great hotel and fantastic location for what we were up there for. The Renaisance Festival. The only drawbacks were 1) The fitness center was small but that's the way it is in most hotels. 2) we had to drive over 5 miles just to get some fast food. The only close place was Jimmy John's.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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Rockville, Md., November 29, 2013 --The merger of Independence Federal Savings Bank (OTCQB: IFSB) and Colombo Bank was completed after close of Business on Wednesday, November 27, 2013. In the transaction, Colombo Bancshares, Inc., the holding company for Colombo Bank, merged into a wholly owned subsidiary of Independence, and Colombo Bank merged into Independence, which changed its name to Colombo Bank. Based on the total assets of each institution as of October 31, 2013, the combined bank has total assets of approximately $210 million.
Upon completion of the merger, the outstanding shares of Colombo Bancshares Class A common stock and Class B common stock converted into the right to receive shares of Independence common stock calculated on a book value basis, as defined in the merger agreement. Pursuant to the merger agreement, Morton A. Bender, the majority stockholder of Independence and Colombo Bancshares and the sole holder of Independence preferred stock and Colombo Bank preferred stock, exchanged his preferred shares for shares of Independence common stock, also on a book value basis. As a condition to closing, in order to strengthen the capital position of the combined institution, Mr. Bender today made an additional common equity investment in Independence of $8.7 million. Shares of Independence common stock that were issued and outstanding immediately prior to the merger remain issued and outstanding and were not changed by the merger.
"We are excited with the merger between Independence Federal Savings Bank and Colombo Bank. Our respective institutions have been closely aligned over the years. Our values, heritage, and foundation have been in concert. I am looking forward to broadening our products and services to our existing and prospective customers", said Gil Kennedy, President and CEO of Colombo Bank.
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Todd Manning character is very insulting to me. He is allowed to beat up on young kids and not put in jail. He talks like a punk off the street. He is a grown man with a grandchild, yet his character is becoming more and more obnoxious. It is insulting to watch. Tone him down just a little because he was not like this before. Tuc Watkins (David Vickers), please take him off the show permanently. He is not amusing at all. His storylines is a waste of time for the show.
I love this show and watch it daily. I think David definitely adds comical relief to the show and is very entertaining. I think Tuc Watkins is a very good actor. I worry about the Todd Manning character. He's always been a butt head and could be lethal at times. However, I don't remember him always being such a smart mouth like some punk kid. No matter what anyone says, even in a regular conversation, he always has some idiotic comeback. I think the writers need to check that out. I was always interested in the Todd character and thought it was done well, but lately I just plain don't like him and don't even want to hear him. Can you show some restraint?
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Starring: | Rachel Ticotin, Bradley Whitford, Nancy Travis, Jenna Boyd, Amber Tamblyn, America Ferrera, Alexis Bledel, Blake Lively |
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I saw this movie in the cinema and i came out feeling a sense of warmth inside! I was expecting it to be just another teen movie which I expect other people would be thinking when seeing the adverts on telly etc. but it really wasnt what I expected it was a beautifully written story about four friends on four different journeys but they all end up finding themselves by the end of the summer. It is a very moving story and it certainly had me and my 13 year old daughter sobbing throughout the film! I would definately recomend this to anyone who enjoys a good girlie tearjerker!- Was this review helpful to you?
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The sinfulness of crime might be described as an unjust application of power, and the "cry of distress" that follows. A crime is a crime because it leaps the fence of personal space and takes what hasn't been earned. This is true not just of those individuals society labels as "criminal", but also of most politicians, quite a few marriages, and perhaps all employment relationships. A persistent flaw in human nature is to try to scalp what hasn't been earned, which is why we say that those who have evolved beyond such things have "character." They have mastered the arts of self-control. It's not until we are challenged by powerful events — or perhaps even a powerful person — that we are forced to measure our personal use of power and begin to reckon whether our character is in proper working order.
People like to tell me, "You just see the world that way because of the work you do!" This is whistling past the graveyard, a talisman that keeps the bogey away, I'm sure, but it's also a touch dehumanizing. Think of it this way: people inside the medical field observe what folks do to their bodies. We inside the criminal justice system observe what folks do to their souls. The reason people can't address that is simple: they don't want to. We lawyers remind people of the moral and spiritual realities they don't want to face. The more someone hates lawyers, the less they want to talk about what's real. It's the law.
High Priests? A freshly minted lawyer, talking to me my last summer before law school, passed on something I never forgot: "If nothing else, law school teaches you how to think." Of course that is not true in many cases — I have known my share of dunderheaded lawyers — but there is certainly truth to it. The law school process, if properly conducted, forces you to divorce your ego from from the facts, from prior assumptions, from your cherished opinions. An unanswered legal question doesn't care if you're Republican or Democrat, Baptist or Catholic. You learn to tangle with the merits of an idea, not hold your expectations hostage to one outcome or another. The best lawyers are often isolated from the common run of humanity, because the common run of humanity associates truth with passion. Lawyers learn how to dismantle passion and examine the merits of the idea. Bill Clinton called it 'compartmentalizing.' Brilliant. And very true.
I don't know how many people truly appreciate what lawyers do. The truth is, our functions as lawyers are priestly. Lawyers are conditioned to keep confidences; forced to perform duties in areas of fear and degradation that other people would flee; develop skills of problem-solving that defy ordinary understanding. My early years as a deputy prosecutor were a hot house that forced me to grow in ways I would have otherwise never understood. You learn to keep your cool under the most demanding circumstances. Just the facts, ma'am.
One of the earliest things you must accept as a prosecutor is that there's nobody to talk to. Lawyers talk to other lawyers about their cases; they talk to cops; they talk to people inside the system. But your friends and the people in your family have no idea what trial attorneys actually do — the stress, the uncertainty, the constant pushing of self past the last default position you thought was the extreme — even if they think they do from watching tv. And attorneys tend to talk about their cases, not yours. Most of us don't — actually, can't — talk about the mistreatment we daily receive from members of the public. We learn to joke about it. We very seldom receive praise; and the criticisms are, by and large, cliches that are mocked behind closed doors. The mocking masks a lot of pain, and that pain, over the long run, is what builds skill.
To be a lawyer means to be outcast, more often than not. The summer before I went to law school I made an appointment with a doctor's office for a physical, to comply with university requirements. In response to the nurse's questions, I innocently mentioned that I was going to law school. She frowned, made a note, and left the examination room. Next thing I know, I'm getting a cat scan. That was the start of my education: the mere whisper of the word lawyer changes the weather in a doctor's office, and that was 30 years ago.
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Many people disagree with this statement, but think it through: the more self-sufficient you are in your decisions, in your actions, the less external authority is required.
Regular people have never spent a restless, sleepless night, roiling in the sweat of their anxiety, the night before a trial. They do not know about the feverish dreams, the doubt, the maniacal repetitions of questions, and answers, that roll through the night. I have walked into court knowing that I owed money, or knowing that a girlfriend was breaking things off with me, or knowing that someone was angry with me, and had to give that case all that I had. Do people really know what goes into trying a case? A lot of really great artists would give up their dreams at that point, but the indomitable trial lawyer continues to slog his way through enemy territory. Win, lose or draw, he or she is among the toughest breed of human being ever made.
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My first two weeks at the prosecutor's office, I learned a lesson I never forgot. Uncertain what to do with myself one afternoon, I wandered into an office and casually picked up a handful of photos, turned them over and discovered they were autopsy photos of a six-week old baby, burned with cigarettes, and beaten, methodically, by his mother and her boyfriend over the course of his short, nasty, brutish life. There were other pictures, other reports, as the weeks went by. There were busted eyes, swollen vaginas, protruding bones, carrion-riddled bodies. Drugs. Insanity. Death. The little dead boy, battered and burned, remains in my mind to this day. Note to self: don't look at pictures. To this day I expertly filter out information that doesn't concern me. I don't watch law shows.
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Random wire by engine bay fuse box
hey guys, went to pull my drl fuse and noticed this random wire connection by the fuse box. Any suggestions/comments on what it may be for? Truck is a 2012 Sierra SLE All Terrain. (And no, I haven't installed any aftermarket wiring or had anything installed btw)
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01-19-2013, 03:47 AM #2I have not purchased a new vehicle since 2005, so don't take this seriously but if I had to take a guess, I would say its the fuel pump prime/test wire. My firebird and Colorado have one, not sure if the big trucks do? It looks to be pretty thick, so that's what made me think that.
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Your trailer Hot lead.. If you have a camper hooked up with a Battery you would hook up that wire to charge it.
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01-19-2013, 07:13 AM #4Ooops ha ha!!! Well I learned something new, that is a really cool idea!!
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01-19-2013, 10:55 AM #8Yep trailer hot lead.
When I bought my truck last year I spotted that wire and the salesman couldnt tell me what it was for, I refused to sign for the truck until they got a service tech to come out and show me in the GM maintenance manual what it's purpose was.
01-19-2013, 02:02 PM #9There are actually 2 wires that are like this under the hood if my memory serves me right. The one you spotted and then there is another for the electric brakes. On my 2007 NBS they were not connected to their posts at the front of the fuse box seen in your picture. as well there was no fuses in the fuse box for them. So to connect these you will need the 2 nuts(ahem) and the 2 fuses. I will look for a picture I had of where the other wire was located, i think it was the other side of the fuse box down low in a harness. If I find it I will send you a note if you are interested.
on my 2011 HD they came all hooked up and ready to go!
Found it!
Send me a PM with your E-mail address and I'll send you a an adobe PDF file with the random wire hook up I have. If you want!
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Why CS:GO is the best multiplayer shooter out there I picked up Counter-Strike: Global Offensive last week. I don't know why it took me so long—the game came out in August, after all, and... |
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Marked by the ninja Lightning pierces the darkness as I dance across empty rooftops. The rumble of thunder follows, briefly masking my impatient footsteps. As I approach... |
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