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I 1 vv nansq m m m til)! W IF J. . - -J Sam Reese Sheppard ' Find out where the real haunted houses are located in Ogden in the Halloween features section, page 8 & 9. All-American cross country runner Jason Schoenfeld is profiled, page 1 2. '. will speak on the I infamous trial involving his father at Honors Issues, page 11. "Off '; V - ,' Volume 63 Issue 25 Wednesday, October 25, 2000 - v- - ) 1 E IGNPOST W B R T A T U N V E R T Y SGaocOeBnti lesieOeirs 0!i Q irestlirciDCtlaDir ffffocce By Wes Hanna campus affairs editor The Signpost The office of the student body executive vice president, which oversees Homecoming, Crystal Crest and Wildcat Weekend, will give up those duties and assume others in an attempt to reorganize the position to redefine the lines between student government and student activities. The change could affect events as early as January if approved. "Student government should be involved with the students' problems and issues, not planning parties," Executive Vice President Megan Hall said. "We have a whole branch of student government devoted to student activities. It's fun stuff, but not the purpose of student government. "We're getting out of activities," she said. Homecoming, Crystal Crest and Wildcat Weekend constitute some of the biggest events that Weber State University presents within the school year. In the planned changes, these activities would be given to Student Activities. New positions would have to be created in Student Activities to carry out these events, Hall said. But Student Activities, despite their lack of the new personnel, may plan this year's Crystal Crest and Wildcat Weekend in preparation for the changes. This separation of Student Government from Student Activities continues a process that Vice President of Student Services Anand Dyal-Chand began two years ago, Hall said. "But the line is still all over the place," she said. "It is confusing for students to come to Student Government if they have questions about Homecoming." Utah is unique in the country for having elected student government officials plan student activities, Hall said. In this change the WSU student government will look like the rest of the nation and create a prece-dent'in Utah. The new duties of the Executive Vice President will make the position more effective in student government, Hall said. These duties include the current obligations of chairing of the Shepherd Union See Restructure page 14 Two students awarded controversial scholarship By Lisa Roskelley editor in chief The Signpost Chosen from more than 50 applicants for the Traditional Family Values Scholarship, two recipients have been awarded the new, controversial scholarship. Carrie Rhoades, 38, and Jimmy Hails, 23, have been awarded the full tuition and fees scholarship. However, since it was split between two recipients, each will only receive one semester's worth of the award, rather than a full year. "It was so difficult to select a single recipient from so many worthy applicants," said scholarship founder and committee member Teresa Hislop. The brainchild of Hislop, the scholarship has been a controversial topic since its announcement in July, as a response to the Matthew Shepard Scholarship. Despite the surrounding controversy, the scholarship received more applications than most other scholarships ever get, according to Charlotte Argyle in the scholarship office. "Almost 60 students applied for this scholarship," Argyle said. "And every student that applied was qualified." The scholarship criteria mandated the scholarship would go to a Utah resident who is married, with a minimum 2.8 GPA, who will go to school full time. This is the first full-time semester for both students. So the decision was entirely up to the six member committee to choose from the essays and letters of recommendation that were required in addition to the applications.- While introduced over the summer, it opened for applications in September. The scholarship has been awarded for the 2000-2001 school year and will reimburse the students for their fall semester. However, the scholarship is not yet endowed. Rather, it is only a fourth of the way there. Having attracted only $10,000 in donations, a total of $40,000 is needed to be fully endowed to ensure the scholarship's continuance for the life of the university. Continuing ed A mother of three, Rhoades returned to Weber State University after an 18-year absence. Having attended WSU briefly after high school, she left college life to get married and have her son and two daughters with her husband Joel, a teacher at Weber High School. "I returned back to school at Weber State after almost 20 years," Rhoades said. "What I'm trying to do is get into the nursing program." Last spring, she returned to school at the Davis Applied Technology Center to earn her Certified Nursing Assistant degree. Now she's at WSU for her associates, and then, upon acceptance to the program, she will pursue her nursing degree. See Scholarship page 6 r if V 1 ;i K t", 'tt . : . ; 'i i 1 : I 1 1 v : - . 1 Y J V Jimmy Hails, scholarship recepient, spends Tuesday afternoon with his wife, Melanie, and their 5-month daughter, Elizabeth. Adjunct professors fill important role in higher education nn henpfits Rnrh as infiiiranrp nr retirement. , 1;,, t&Uirr By Tanna Barry managing editor The Signpost Adjunct professors are becoming increasingly important to Weber State University because enrollment is rising while the number of full-time professors is not. "We don't have enough full-time faculty and there isn't enough money to hire more," said President Paul Thompson. There was a 6 percent increase in enrollment last year at WSU, but Thompson said the university was only able to add less than 1 percent faculty. There are about 3.059 adjunct faculty at Utah's colleges and universities who teach 31.7 percent of the credit hours. "Adjuncts are absolutely critical to We- ber State," Thompson said. "Almost every college in the United States is relying on them." WSU Provost David Eisler said, "Adjunct faculty help round out the curriculum so we are able to meet our educational need." Adjuncts are part-time faculty who are used to "fill in the gaps" at WSU. There are adjuncts in every department across campus that are paid roughly $800 per credit hour they teach each semester. These people have no benefits such as insurance or retirement. and have no contract to add stability. Thompson said there is little job security in being an adjunct. "But a lot of adjuncts have other jobs that are source of income," Thompson said. "Most people are not expecting job security." Most people aren't expecting that they can earn a living while doing adjunct work. However, there are some who are hoping and trying to do just that. Adjuncts who want more Lee Wade has worked as an adjunct in WSU's English Department for the last nine years. He has also been working at Utah State University and Park University on Hill Air Force Base. All of this to earn a living and support his five children as a single father. "It's not a full-time iob." Wade said. "If you want to make a living teaching, you have to play the adjunct game. You have to teach at other places." In some people's books, Wade might be considered atypical because he wants hif adjunct work to be a full-time income. "I don't think you want to be an adjunct professor," Wade said. "You want to become a full-time, but the market is full of Ph.Ds. There's no need to hire people with master's degrees." Like many adjuncts at WSU, Wade has a master's degree. Although he loves teaching and hoped one day to be a full-time professor. Wade said he won't remain teaching as an adjunct forever. Without benefits and retirement, it is hard to make ends meet. "I try to live a good life, but the problem See Education page 3
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|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Just one month after Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson allegedly called it quits ... KStew bought a house within monitoring distance of her ex ... a very weird move indeed.
Stewart dropped $2.2 mil on a Los Feliz pad that is just 1.5 miles away from her scorned ex.
RPatz kicked KStew out in July after photos surfaced that showed pretty clearly ... she was banging her married "Snow White" director Rupert Sanders.
Stewart's new home gave her easy access to R.P. -- it's a 5 minute car ride.
If the break-up was real ... her plan may have worked, because KStew and RPatz have been seen TWICE together in L.A. -- once at a local bar and again yesterday in Hollywood.
As for her house, according to Real Estalker it's pretty sweet ... 4-bedrooms, 5-baths, pool, spa, fire pits, sun terrace -- the works.
The question now ... Will one of their homes go up for sale?
Who the fvck cares?
Boring slut.
Make that one face, good job you ugly slut.
Love her house!
This whole Rob and Kristen thing is so fake and the movie will suck. She can't act and after knowing she was boinking the director I see how she gets her acting gigs.
Omg! Has anyone ever made a mistake? It's a cruel world.
Meanwhile the rest of us in the working class struggle to pay the bills and find a job.
Its sad how people without talent like her are able to make millions. Granted, shes cute, her acting skills are beyond horrible. I have no idea how this girl is being casted in movies.... Yes that one face she makes gets boring, so boring. Its a piss of how talentless individuals are able to buy these houses. Hard work? Hardly.
Well atleast now we know besides being fugly she also has bad taste. That is one ugly house. Damn, who in their right mind with enough money to spend on a house like that, would live in the freeking LA area in a house like that.
As much as I love twilight, I cant wait till all of this is over.
If it was only 1 month later - the deal was in the works BEFORE her cheating scandal broke.
Don't you idiots know ANYTHING about how real estate sales work?
Nice view, but looks like a dated Mexican hotel.
as has been said before- this "relationship" is fake. it is nothing but a stunt for extra movie publicity.
mark my words-
they will mysteriously call it quits within a month after the movie has been released. they will have taken all the money they could and there would be not much of a point on continuing the farce.
Looks like a hotel
this whole break up was rigged (I think) the dark Knight was the most anticipated movie of the yr. that being said, twilight people had to step it up, a cheating scandal might do.


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Finalist #2: Lucy's Love Shack
This is the second of the finalists. WOW. Everyone is so impressive. And this is a rental! Check out the video below the jump.
Name: Eric & Ilana
Location: Upper West Side - NYC
Size: 371 sf - Rental, 2nd Floor Walk-up
Original Entry: Click Here
1. Who was your favorite entry and why? (other than your own apt.)
"Hakarl and Jili's Bold Bright Moves' is a top notch competitor. They offset a challenging floor plan with bold but simple graphic colors and artwork. Like our apartment, this one is exceptionally small but doesn't feel cramped. We love the concept of using bright and fresh colors in the living space, then contrasting with a crisp neutral palette in the bedroom. The clean lines of the furniture and orb-like lighting theme offer continuity between the spaces."
2. Why you should be the champ?
"At only 371sf, we make efficient use of every inch while managing to preserve an open and airy feel. Our aesthetic refinement has evolved over time as we pared down to rid our life of clutter. Special challenges are where we really shine, since we are restricted from making any physical modifications.
With just our imagination, paint, and some creative storage solutions, we created a place that is eminently livable. If chosen, we plan to buy a crib from DWRjax as we figure out how to make way for one more...to stay or not to stay, that is the question?!?!? "
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The amazingly simple but right-on-target "headboard" on the wall where the bed is has such an ingenious subtlety to it while still making a very restful statement. I really like this one a lot.
Yay! Another one I liked.
The Kennel under the bed is toooooooooo cute for words. Very smart as well. Boy is THAT an idea I'm going to steal.
I adore this living room. And that closet is awesome.
another great one! competition is going to be fierce for this contest. these two are just nyc and there were so many amazing entries from the west coast.
I have to say while this one is really well decorated, there isn't too much design. And the open wardrobes, however well organized, is not something I can get on board with. The doggy bed is a revelation though! Lovely apartment, not the winner as far as I'm concerned.
The dog's miniature under the bed dwelling should be an honourable mention winner of the "smallest, coolest dog digs 2006" in itself.
man, i do NOT envy the judges. hard to believe that such great spaces could get exponetationally better with these latest round of pictures. i am definitely biting the idea to paint the wall behind the clear frame. and i love that closet, man i wish we had something like that.
Once again, I like your view.
Feel the Love!
The space for the dog is pure genius. And such a fabulous photo, too!
This was may favorite. So glad it's a finalist. Considering the small space and that it's rental make it all the more amazing. So inviting and livable. Hope this one wins it.
I like the dog hiding space. That's a clever idea.
Clearly storage was a need and you have a lot of stuff. You had the space to put doors on the closets in the bedroom -- why not use doors at least in the bed area so you can close it off visually from the living room and so you can cram more stuff in the closet? It was obvious that you didn't want to see it from the living room so you put up the sheer on the door.
I understand the idea to have clean, uncluttered closets and leaving them open requires you to constantly edit. But by default, the major eye-catcher here is a space with a big closet. As a design solution I can see that it meets the need, but visually it just feels overwhelming and I think it distracts from the nice things you have.
I love the window treatment in the bedroom. it has never occurred to me to split a small drape like that. lovely. perfect.
I love the view from your living room window!
this was one of my favorites too. I love the above the floor bookshelves and people have already talked about the dog space. My dog loves to hang out under the bed too!
Gorgeous. I'm coveting the lighting in your living room? Where can I find something similar?
Lets add this all up. A man, a woman, and a dog. And if they win they will use the booty to get a crib? Let's see how tidy things are in a year! Still - this is the hands-down winner.
I'm so glad this one got in the finals! I agree with Gregg: this is well decorated, and not overdecorated. (I'm not sure what he means by not too much design; I see plenty in putting in the closet and in the overall planning.) The best thing about the apartment is that it's so restful and appealing.
What color is the paint in your living room? (I'm looking for a color that is not too dark but which will disguise NYC grime. Do you think that color would be good?)
Why hello there Wassily chair buddies.
i love this one - go lucy's love shack! i still love those adjustable shelves from the front room... sigh... and i'm glad to see that is a dog and not a gopher, as s/he appeared to be in the flash video.
I've got to say, this place feels real, and it feels comfortable. It's nearly two hundred square feet smaller than the first finalist entry, but it doesn't feel smaller - except for the kitchen of course. The more I see this place, the more I like it.
Oh, and Lucky posing under the bed in the video is awesome. Lucy's a babe!
Beautiful! I have a question: did you make the desk (with the computer on it) yourself? It's exactly what I am looking for. What is supporting the board?
This is the smallest, coolest apartment I have seen so far. I am amazed at what you have done. Best of luck.
Funny, the first two finalists are my first two favorites. But this one is my most favorite. What you've done with 370 sq.ft. is phenomenal, and that fact that it's a rental makes it even better. I'd love to see what you would do with the DWR prize!
Where did you the shelf in the kitchen that folds down?
Your closet space/creation gives me goosebumps! You're hired!! :)
Way too much open storage for my taste, but it deserves to be a finalist for how much storage has been carved from the space.
There is so much I love:
-the little nook for the puppy.
-the white space behind the floating frames
-the little pillows on the couch (was it always little pillows? The lines are similiar to my couch with has HUGE back cushions, making it a little to squishy for my taste)
-The blinds in the sleeping area
these are things I love!!
Wonderful apartment. It looks lived-in which I appreciate. A 250 sq feet dweller with lots of books, I have to ask where did you get the bookshelves(they have built-in bookends! So exciting)?
OK, CLEEEEAAAARLY you have too much stuff when you want a DWR Crib?! The kids uses it two years MAX! Caonspicuous consumption anyone?
This is why people hate Americans. Yuppie designer cribs.
And the pandering to the judges is L.A.M.E.
Gag, gag, gag!!!!
Um, Ames?
It's conspicuous.
And all babies need beds. So if you're going to get a bed for a baby, why not take advantage of qining a prize to do so? Another chair would be conspicuous consumption, the crib is brilliant. Especially since Jenny Lind oak cribs are not exactly small and space conscious.
Why am I bothering with this? Maybe because I love this apartment and hate bad spelling.
And haters. I dislike haters.
Yes, if only Americans bought Ikea cribs our reputation would be salvaged.
I would argue a crib is the perfect thing to buy from Ikea as their stuff only lasts two-three years before it's ready to be used as kindling anyway;)
Ikea sofa - no.
Ikea crib - yes.
The apartment's cute and spacially well planned, but I kind of agree. The DWR crib gives me heebie-jeebs. Just my opinion. Don't freak out folks.
Stokke cribs from DWRjax are modular and grow with the child from infant to 7 years old. PERFECT for a small apartment. What better way to use the prize? That's not "pandering" to the judges, they have to get something from DWR, after all.
All I meant was:
Yuppie designer cribs are NOT why people hate Americans.
Great space that is well designed without looking like a showroom. Intelligent and homey. Wonderful.
Taking the OT and running with it: I have a one year old. I thought IKEA cribs were a great idea until we went to IKEA and I leaned on one with the fingers of one hand and it began to BUCKLE. They are cheap, and it unfortunately shows.
Most cribs are foofy, ridiculous looking, and too expensive to boot.
Is an upscale crib something you don't want to drop alot of money on? Sure. That's what one does with a gift certificate -- spends it on something you otherwise couldn't afford and wouldn't dream of getting.
Would I spend thousands of dollars on a crib? No. But I'm kind of a hard-core groundscore DIY chick. It's my ethic and aesthetic and it certainly isn't everyone's.
I'm pretty sure Ames, that people have a lot of good -- and bad -- reasons to hate Americans, and upscale crib design is not really at the forefront of anyone's concerns. Please refrain from the attacks.
The dog under the bed thing? Why? Might save space, but it's just odd. Also agreed with the comments on the open closet concept, not a big fan, who wants to look at clothes all the time?Still I think this one's worthy of top 10 for it's size and planning. I like how the computer work area was planned and the bedroom (with exception to the doggie area) is nice looking. Not a winner though.
BTW, Susan that fold down table in the kitchen is a café table from IKEA. It also comes in a much nicer antique pine finish.
What you've done with 370 sq. ft. is nothing short of miraculous! I love the graphic wall behind the bed, as well as Lucy's little spot under it. The living room is stylish and inviting, and the kitchen is well organized and pleasing to look at. However, the open storage you've put in the hallway is what takes your entry right to the top of my list.
Everybody owns "stuff" and personally, I always seem to be at war with a lot of my "stuff" - trying to ORGANIZE it, HIDE it, STACK it, DISGUISE it, DISPLAY it in some pleasing manner... in other words, work my will on it, while all too often feeling as though my "stuff" actually owns me and is winning nearly every round in our demented ongoing war. I have exactly two closets in my apartment, and both are stacked to the ceiling, the kind of closets you never want to open when someone's around because you're not 100% secure that nothing will fall on your head, or out onto the floor altogether. I've actually put a makeshift partition in the hall closet so that I can safely open one side in which I can store visitor's coats, but even that area has all the Christmas decorations stored on the shelves above and a big plastic bin full of fabric and the sewing machine stored on the floor.
So I marvel at your no-war storage zone, at the lovely sense of harmony that seems to exist between you and your "stuff". In fact I love your whole attitude to your stuff... no ratty bathrobes, nothing that isn't aesthetically pleasing, and no deep, dark, closets of pack-rat shame. The way the space is organized, with trays and storage below, keeps it from looking boring. Just a light, airy sense of "This is me, this is my stuff, we get along fine." My admiration for the way you've pulled this off is enormous.
I'm on the precipice and ready to jump into an apartment redo in the next couple of months. I've (FINALLY!) found and bought the perfect fabrics for new slipcovers, the paint colors are chosen and the scheme is really starting to come together in my mind's eye that will - once and for all - successfully marry the pale blue Ikea Kalenda sofa and chair (which were given to me nearly new and which I can't afford to replace) with the gorgeous Indonesian coffee table I splurged on a few years ago and still love. However, you've completely inspired me to insert a preliminary step this weekend. I'm going to take EVERYTHING out of my closets and force myself to imagine them in your Harmonious Hall of Co-existence, and any item that isn't willing to be part of an aesthetic truce and peace-building effort, is going to be firmly ejected from my space. Harmonious co-existence with my stuff... radical concept for me, but you've totally inspired me, and I thank you both for that.
Beautiful entry. I'll be pulling for you!
My early postings on the first three finalists all disappeared! So here I go again. I disagree with the judges on this one. An entire wall of open closet is not a storage solution, in my opinion. It looks like a clothing store, not a home. To be honest, it's just plain unattractive. The doghouse under the bed is cute, and your bedroom is pretty. And you are to be congratulated for being so tidy in your very small space. If you can live there with a baby, more power to you. But you'll have to get closet doors before the child learns to crawl!
I love the open closets - very organized and add interesting texture to the space. Also, the storage above the back hallway is a great way to utilize a tall and narrow space - i'm stealing that idea.
WOW! We didn't think we'd make it to the finals, and now we're thrilled by all the feedback, good and bad, that our little place has generated!
The comments are tapering off now, so we'll address some of the questions and critique that people have left.
Desk: The storage wall does look imposing in the main shot we took of it, but if you look at the plan, you will see that it is entirely tucked out of view from the living area. The sheer room dividers are there to divide the space, not to obscure the wood wall which we are quite proud of and our guests tend to admire.
Incidentally, the wood storage wall was created with about $550 of raw materials and was constructed/assembled in our front room using only a jig-saw, power screwdriver, and a tape measure.
Pat: Sorry you don't agree the storage wall is a solution. It solves ALL of storage issues, but beuaty is in the eye of the beholder. We tend to feel that form should follow function, and we like the openess of it all.
Susan: the kitchen flip-up shelf is from IKEA.
Pam H: The window covering in the bedroom is a tradition Japanese screen typically used to divide rooms. It's called a Noren.
Alicia: The front room light is from IQlight.com
Carlo & Duckbill: The desk is a very simple white Corian top that we spanned across the support arms that are part of the wall system. We provided a link to "Atlas East" shelving in our original entry.
Rachel (in denver): Yes! We did take off the bulky back cushions and replaced the couch with fun, colorful pillows.
J: We're glad you caught the deep storage space we created above the back hallway! We created a lot of extra space in that tall, narrow corridor that would otherwise be useless.
And lastly, we truly hope that Ames doesn't really believe that "people hate Americans" because we like a well made, well designed crib from DWR (one that is modular and convertable to be used from infancy through childhood). And we're not "pandering to the judges" by suggesting what we would by from DWR with a DWR gift certificate...
We have thoroughly enjoyed this process and think differently about several aspects of our apartment. It's been a fun ride, and we are anxious to see who the judges finally choose!
Eric + Ilana
i LOVE this entry!
it's super small.
it's super cool.
it's real and inspiring.
hope you win!
Love the apt and everything you've done. By the way, where does your couch come from?
This entry has given great ideas about space and color. Great use of space.
I was wondering if you could tell me where you bought the shelving? It's exactly the look I'm going for and was considering purchasing the elfa system. Your entire apartment is gorgeous and that closet space is to die for!
oops nevermind just read your comment! =)
awesome - can't believe you made them yourself!


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A Rutherford County man is in critical condition after he was shot several times during an early-morning home invasion.
A woman called 911 at 2:47 a.m. Tuesday to report her boyfriend or husband had been shot multiple times at their home on Hickory Street.
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Town Theatre's most requested comedy is back.
The Foreigner will be playing Nov. 15 to Dec. 1 at the Town Theatre.
The play follows Charlie, who has been left on his own at a fishing lodge deep in the heart of rural Georgia. He's so painfully shy and terrified at the thought of making conversation with strangers that he's asked his one friend, Froggy LeSueur, to tell the others at the lodge that he's a "foreigner" and can't speak a word of English, according to the Town Theatre's website.
A lodge owner, who has never traveled, is delighted to cater for a stranger who is "as foreign as the day is long."
In Town's version, the role of Charlie is taken by Frank Thompson (Joseph… and White Christmas). Kathy Hartzog (The Music Man and Always…Patsy Cline) appears as Betty with the role of Ellard played by Charlie Goodrich (The Fox on the Fairway and Les Miserables).
Catherine is created by Erika Bryant (Les Miserables) and Patrick Dodds (Joseph… and Grease) is the Rev. David. The part of Froggy is portrayed by Waldo Medlin (Chitty Chitty Bang Bang). Bill DeWitt (The 39 Steps) appears for the second time in The Foreigner at Town recreating his role as Owen Musser.
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MeltdownSlay 6 Zan'thik Venomstings in Zan'vess. Use Korven's Experimental Grenade to counter their armor plating.
|Zan'thik Amberhusk slain (6)
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DescriptionThe venomsting scorpions on Zan'vess are fed sap from a young age, causing a fascinating mutation in which their natural armor plating becomes infused with amber. Effectively, it's organic kyparite, the same substance used in forging most of the empire's weapons and armor.
I think I've found a way to chemically break down kyparite, but it needs testing. Use these grenades on the Zan'thik venomstings and observe the results.
The kyparite ignited, did it? Fascinating!
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(WKZO) -- The Detroit Tigers have announced on Thursday they are have reached a minor league deal with their former closer Jose Valverde.The righty will head to Lakeland, FL for extended spring training before reporting to Toledo. Dan Dickerson reports via Twitter that Tigers GM Dave Dombrowski has said this will not be a drawn out process and they will figure out quickly if he can help.
Valverde led MLB in saves in 2011 with 49 but struggled in 2012 and wasn't resigned during the off-season. In three seasons with Detroit Valverde converted 110 saves in 118 opportunities.


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For the past 15 years, the San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition has been the barometer of how consumers select and measure wine. The San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition (SFCWC) is the largest competition of American wines in the World and broke records again last year with an astonishing 5,800 entries. Submissions came pouring in from boutique wineries and large scale producers spanning 25 different states.
Year after year, wineries return with more entries because they see the intrinsic value that a "San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition Award Winner" title can bring, including increased sales and brand recognition.
In honor of our landmark anniversary, we're showcasing 15 of the best reasons why you should enter your wines in this venerated competition.
The 2014 Public Tasting Offered Something for Everyone of Its 5,000 Attendees
This year the Bay was on fire with a buzz that wouldn't stop at the SOLD OUT 2014 Public Tasting at Fort Mason Center in San Francisco. Literally thousands of people, 5,000 to be exact attended the Public Tasting. Tweets, instagrams blanketed the internet as people from around the country gathered to greet their friends, family and national celebrities for this annual tasting. It was a day a jovial entertainment, along with an underlying educational component that featured pairing local California gourmet food with the double gold, gold and silver award winning wines.
Another picturesque day in February on the Bay with clear skies, a cool breeze, and unprecedented views of the Golden Gate, this year's competition once again broke records with over 5,825 entries and over 1,000 of them were made available for attendees to taste, savor and enjoy. All of these award winning wines could be paired with a variety of delicious gourmet foods, artisan breads, savory meats, and delectable cheeses from Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts and Savor California. For those who wanted a slight change of taste, Stella Artois had refreshing Belgian beer on tap to add to the excitement and the fun.
Celebrities sprinkled the crowds, some pouring their award winning wines, like the former Bachelor Ben Flajjnik and BevMo's cellar master, Wilfred Wong, to others who were tasting along with the crowds such as KGO radio personalities: Jon Bristow, Pat Thurston, Bret Burkart, Jenna Lane, Jennifer Hodges, Katy Leaver, Peter Find, Rich Walcoff, John Hamilton. All the KGO personalities took a stint at their booth meeting and greeting people and signing autographs. The highlight was our very own San Francisco Chronicle wine critic, Jon Bonné, who was there signing his new book, "the New California Wine."
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Make sure you save the date for next year's San Francisco Chronicle's Public Tasting on February 14, 2015. See you then.
The Largest Competition of American Wines in the World Assists in Deciphering the Latest Wine Trends
Now everyone can be an expert on wines after they attend the annual San Francisco Chronicle Public Tasting at Fort Mason Center. There will be over 800 wineries there and delicious food that you can pair with the wines. Attendees will have a chance to taste hundreds of wines and talk with the winemakers about their new award winning wines. In addition to wine, food and a wonderful day with your friends, the competition will have several KGO radio personalities at the event. There will be several judges like Wilfred Wong from BevMo! and Jon Bonne the wine critic from the San Francisco Chronicle. They are there to answer questions and help enhance the pairing of wine and food experience . Attendees will be able to purchase most of the wines at local retailers; however, some of the wineries have confidential purchasing opportunities that require the purchase directly from the winery.
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The Bay Area's News & Information Station, KGO 810 was the official radio sponsor for the 2014 Public Tasting. This year they featured the 2014 judges and winning wineries to over half a million listeners reaching from Oregon to Southern California. Celebrity broadcasters were in attendance at the event and KGO listeners received recaps of the big winners throughout January and February.
NBC Bay Area was the exclusive Television media sponsor of the 2014 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition. NBC Bay Area has supported SFCWC for the past six years and you can see the last year's webisode by visiting NBCBayArea.com and searching San Francisco Wine Competition.
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The San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition gives its sincerest thanks to Ken and Diane Wilson of Soda Rock Winery for hosting the 2014 annual judges dinner. Located in the heart of Alexander Valley, Soda Rock Winery is full of charm, history, architecture and truly breathtaking views. Over 65 judges from across the United States came to Soda Rock Winery for dinner after a long and exciting day of wine tasting. Course after course including, but not limited to, fresh Dungeness crab, slow braised beef short ribs, and a pear tart tatin all paired with complimenting wines left judges ready to embark on tasting the best wines in America. With record breaking entries, The San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition continues to be the largest competition of American wines in the world and we are pleased to have Soda Rock Winery and the Wilson's be a part of the momentous occasion.
Owned and operated by Ken and Diane Wilson, these boutique wineries offer exceptional wines, beautiful scenery and friendly, informative Tasting Room staff. When the couple Diane and Ken Wilson first visited Sonoma County they fell in love with the patchwork of oaks, vineyards and expansive vistas. Diane and Ken are devoted to things they value most—family and friends—and are committed to the stewardship and sustainable farming of the Dry Creek, Alexander and Russian River Valleys.
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"The San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition represents all that is good in the world of wine today." said Jessica Altieri, CEO WineChannel TV in Chicago. "It is a "Super Bowl" like opportunity for wine brands and wine makers, small and large, to present their wines to a "tasting palate" of judges that is second to none!"
The SFCWC sets the standards for the year by choosing renowned judges to award wines that are truly exceptional. This year, 60 judges from across the country bring their knowledge, passion and trained palates to determine the fates of thousands of entries and this event will allow the public to discover new ways to experience wine. Unpretentious and fun, the Public Tasting encourages everyone to come together, learn, and indulge their taste buds.
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- Address:
1100 South Flower Street
Los Angeles, CA 90015Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Palm Restaurant - Los Angeles - Downtown
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.thepalm.com/Los-Angeles-Downtown
- Phone: 2137634600
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 3:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday: 3:00pm - 11:00pm, Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, American, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Anthony J. Cotroneo
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: You provide the occasion; we'll set the scene. Whether you're organizing a rehearsal dinner or a business lunch presentation, we'll work with you to create a personalized, enjoyable, and memorable event. Our team of expert staff will do everything required to create a positive experience for your valued guests – from the warm greeting they receive on arrival to their last bite of dessert. Visit http://www.thepalm.com/privatedining to start planning your event.
- Special Events: There's always something happening at the Palm! To learn more about our latest specials and events visit http://www.thepalm.com/Specials
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The Palm - Los Angeles Downtown is located one block east of the Staples Center and housed in the historic Toy Center on the southeast corner of Flower and 11th Streets. The Palm provides seating for approximately 400 patrons and occupies 13,500 square feet. The Palm is renowned for prime beef, jumbo lobsters and authentic Italian fare and is open seven nights a week for dinner and weekdays for lunch.Continued
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106 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (66)good for groups (38)notable wine list (31)fit for foodies (30)romantic (22)great for lunch (20)neighborhood gem (20)hot spot (16)late-night find (10)kid-friendly (9)great for brunch (8)vibrant bar scene (6)great for outdoor dining (4)scenic view (1)Show More
- Great date night!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/21/2014Very nice ambiance and amazing food. The staff was very attentive and super friendly. It was a great place to go before heading out to a concert at the forum. It was very conveniently located to that area of LA.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2blessedDined on 9/19/2014The Palm is a favorite! The food and service are always excellent. It is a great place to take family, friends, clients or just steal away for a meal alone. My out-of-town guests always look forward to having at least one meal at the Palm.Special Features:
- LAOperaLAOperaDined on 9/18/2014Parking was easy and very friendly attendants. Food was very good, but the price was too expensive for the quality. Our server was friendly, but said "you guys" a lot - not too professional.
- Don't get bigger lobsterOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/10/2014Larger lobster was dry and not as flavorful as smaller lobster. Not worth extra money.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinner!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/5/2014This was the 6th time that my wife and I have been at The Palm Restaurant, and each time has been a wonderful experience. Each time my wife and I have been there, we've ordered something new to eat. And, each time ended being a real culinary delight! The Downtown location is within walking distance to Staples Center, Nokia Theatre and LA Live, which makes it an ideal location. I can't speak highly enough about the service and food, which were excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Get the lobster...ttttastytreatzDined on 8/30/2014AWESOME! Oh yeah, steaks are great too......................................................................Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hospitality Plus!KChaiDined on 8/30/2014When we discovered our party of 5 and a friend's party of 7 had made seperate reservations, coincidentally at the same time, the restaurant was more than accomodating and put us in a private "suite" for dinner. Service was attentive and spot on! Go Trojans, Fight On!Special Features:
- Delicious!SuperChickDined on 8/29/2014We took advantage of the lobster promotion. Everything was tasty and our server was very attentive. We had an awesome time.Special Features:
- Romantic EveningbeenthereDined on 8/24/2014We had an amazing evening at The Palm on Sunday. My husband and I don't have many opportunities to venture out of our neighborhood for dinner; and this was a special occasion. Hunter took great care of us from the beginning to the end of our meal. We will definitely be coming back.Special Features:
- It was okOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/21/2014I'm a white male age 50. I've been to many steakhouses over the years in California and other states. The Palm was ok. The serving timing was way off for a 1/4 full restaurant. Appetizer were served and the salad was delayed way too long. I had to ask the server for a second (flagged down) drink. Secondly, if and my son ordered medium rare. Then one should not be rare and medium well. I spent $300.00 but not impressed. I'd rather have steaks at Scott's at Jack London Square.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/21/2014Always great service and great food very accommodating.Special Features:
- AmazingBcanedoDined on 8/21/2014The food and service were outstanding and I cannot wait until I can go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Saturday night reviewFinestDined on 8/16/2014Been going to the Palm in W. Hollywood for 25 years and loved GG the ambience and more importantly the food! Downtown Los Angeles Palm was a HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT last Saturday. Night at 8:30 pm. Only about 8-10 tables so I thought it would be great. Wrong! Hunter insisted on the 2 person appetizer with 2lambchops 2 crab cakes. And calamari. OK we conceded and although the lamb chops were good.... The crab cakes were fishy and the calamari. Full of salt, we didn't. Eat either. Ordered rib eye and a filet which was very good, but Hunter forgot the Caesar salad and acted as if he thought we wanted it with our main course?? Worth desert and coffe the bill was 250.00 including a great tip, only bc they know us.
- Special ocassion delightramonaoVIPDined on 8/15/2014The New York steak and filet mignon were very good as well as the wedge salad. The service was good as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Meh...OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 8/15/2014Good, but not great for the price. Ribeye could use a little more seasoning but the steak was tender and potatoes cheesy.
- Excellent Service.watermelonDined on 8/15/2014All the times I have been to the Palm, I always have had excellent service not to say the food is delicious!!Special Features:
- Love The PalmDiahannDined on 8/15/2014Great food and drinks every time. The staff is so friendly and helpful. The downtown location is my all time fave!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- not what it used to bejanieb1123VIPDined on 8/12/2014while I still love the ambiance at Palm restos I can't recommend it because the food is so mediocre. couldn't help but notice that the prices r still high. note to mgmt: portraits of pricey lawyers on wall r not edible. pls work on the kitchen. last three meals were so bad we've given up. won't be back
- Lunch never disappointsFastwithClassDined on 8/11/2014Been to Palm several times, usually for special events like birthdays, and the restaurant never disappoints. I generally order the lunch package. Salmon was perfectly cooked. I especially like the sauce and the mango salsa that accompany the entree. Nice people there too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always best lobster in town...BigAlDined on 8/9/2014always the best lobster in town... the stakes are okay they could be better..carrot cake is fantastic for dessert..wish it had better parkingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great lobsterMammothMinkyDined on 8/7/2014The Palm, my go to place for special occasion and the LobsterSpecial Features:
- Excellent...againGoshayDined on 8/4/2014I'm a steak girl and when I want to treat myself or my love ones, I head over to the Palm. They did not disappoint and I even tried their salmon this time, "Blackend style" and it was super amazing. We had cocktails, Fuzzy Mango, that were out of this world. The whole evening was amazing!Special Features:
- Dining experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/2/2014Overall great experience as usual. The food was good, service was good and staff all welcoming.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The palm is the bombSteveDined on 8/1/2014The Palm continues to be one of the stellar chain restaurants in the country. For seafood or beef and sides as well as fantastic salads that can't be beat. Try the GG salad. It borders on the unique it is very satisfiedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great meal at The PalmRichDined on 7/31/2014Our party of 5 had a wonderful meal--Lobsters, Veal Parmesan, Sea bass and oysters were outstanding---server was great. Just have never had a bad meal at any Palm!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor showOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/30/2014Cold soup, had to ask for bread 3 times! Server too eager to clear table between coursesSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 7/26/2014Everything is great at this landmark restaurant except for the fact that you have to pay for valet parking, which would be ok, if it didn't double if you stay at the restaurant for more than 3 hours.Special Features:
- Lobster timeRichDined on 7/26/2014Been going to The Palm for many years ---never had a bad experience at any Palm---love their lobstersSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LA Live FriendlyLADinerDined on 7/22/2014We choose the Palm for the location as it is walking distance to the Staples Center. The food was good and the service very helpful. Nothing over the top, but my husband was thrilled with the Lobster Bisque presentation.
- Always great!!Suef54Dined on 7/18/2014The Palm restaurants never disappoint..consistently GREAT food and service and always a treat! Love the food and always low it'll be a great time..and it is!Special Features:
- Best Steak & LobsterDamourDined on 7/13/2014Every chance we get to go to The Palm - we do! Not just for special occasions because going there IS a special occasion for us. The steaks are always cooked to perfection, the array of sides covers all possible urges even for a foodie! The lobsters are always delightful, cooked to perfection and then with some table side assistance to crack open the big claws - all I have to do is sit back and enjoy my gorgeous lobster - yum! The cocktails are crazy good - my new fav is the Sin City Kiss with vodka and PAMA pomegranate juice - a great buzz WITH antioxidants! LOL What could be better? The service is always professional and spot on. The managers watch like eagles over the entire dining room and keep the flow of things going smoothly. :-)Special Features:
- A Tender Six-Pound Lobster!ProfessorAbramsDined on 7/12/2014I don't know how they manage to broil a lobster that big and not have it come out rubbery. It was delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent once againcadavevDined on 7/11/2014Food was great service was excellent was not disappointed. Overall just as good as palm las vegas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TG.SG.AG.TASD28Dined on 7/9/2014Super Duper will always come here great service and foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mixed ReviewwhocareswhoiamVIPDined on 7/7/2014My husband loves Palm, especially the "energy" in the dining room. The steaks here are quite good and always prepared properly. I enjoy the Brandy Peppercorn sauce although I typically do not like "sauce" with my steaks. My husband likes the Bernaise sauce, and he too does not often like "sauce" with steaks. While the Palm is not my favorite steakhouse, it is good.I like the Clams, Lobster Bisque, Steaks especially when a Prime Rib special is available. Their horseradish sauce is "killer" hot. The Palm Monday Night Chopped Salad is AWFUL-I will never order this again. There were specks of wilted lettuce so small that even chopped parsley would be better seen in the salad. The teensy tiny bits of tomato dominated the plate and flavorless.
- Can't miss!ChuckVIPDined on 7/6/2014Join the 837 Club and try the monthly specials! Always a solid meal with amazing waiters!Special Features:
- ThisIsMyTownVIPDined on 7/2/2014As always, The Palm does a great job of making one feel like family. The food was excellent and so was the service. Sammy did a excellent job. Always making sure that our drinks were filled and our meal was served at a good pace! I know The Palm is primarily with Steakhouse, but the Chicken Parm with the Asparagus Fritti is to die for!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Over-pricedCharmboyDined on 7/1/2014The Palm has to rely on its reputation. Thw steak and lobster that my friend and I got were both ok, but nothing special--except for the high cost. The filet mignon particularly was a disappointment--there was no flavor to the meat, and it was not particularly tender. The staff was very helpful and very friendly, and I would give high marks for service. It is just too darn expensive--and for regular people who cannot charge the office, it is not worth it.Special Features:
- A surpriseSteveVIPDined on 6/30/2014Yes avery good salad and excellent service What more can you ask for a light lunch PerfectSpecial Features:
- Two Thumbs Upmilkboy33Dined on 6/27/2014Great food. Great service. Nice ambiance. Decent selection of wine. Some beers. Well done cocktails. Classy but not snooty.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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How to Be a Mom on Club Penguin
Club penguin is a virtual website for kids. On Club Penguin, users like to role play as family members because it is fun. Club Penguin has developed rules for role playing as certain family members. This article will show you how to role play as a Club Penguin mom.
1Log on to your Club Penguin account. Try to log into a server that's almost full such as Yukon, Mammoth, Abominable, Zipline, White Out or Blizzard. The Pet Shop is the most crowded in these servers. That way you can find the best babies.Ad
2Prepare your igloo. Some things that are mandatory are a bedroom for the baby, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a room for yourself. Some things that are optional but fun to have are a playroom, stairs, a pool, a garden, a yard, a book room, or/and exercise room. Don't overcrowd your igloo with furniture because it makes really for bad lag.
3Dress up like a mom. Most Club Penguin moms have nice dresses, and nice shoes. Don't get too fancy or act like you're a rich "super star".
4Go to the Pet Shop. Do not say things like "Steps From Solid Gold Limo" or "Walks on red carpet while waving at screaming fans". You have no fans nor limos, my darling.
5Look for a baby. All Club Penguin mothers have a different idea on what the perfect Club Penguin Baby looks like.
6Show them around your igloo. Show them the kitchen, living room, bathroom, etc.
7When you get to your igloo, don't start belting out rules right away. It will just make your baby want to disobey them or they might run away because they don't want to live with an overstrict, no-fun, boring mother.
8Ask your baby if they are hungry when they get home. Always have meals for them at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. If they are pretending to be a newborn then give them a bottle of milk or some baby food. If they "are a vegetarian" then do not make them eat meat. See below for vegetarian choices.
- Breakfast: Elmo-pancakes, waffles, french toast, eggs and bacon, etc. Anything as long as it's Elmo (or some other baby cartoon character) themed.
- Lunch: You can go out to eat if you want (That's usually better than going out for dinner). But if you don't like going to the pizza parlor or places like that, then some good ideas for lunch are sandwiches (Cut into cartoon characters, of course!), Spaghetti-O's, hamburgers, hot dogs, and other lunch meals that your baby might like. Vegetarian meals in the dinner section
- Dinner: Like lunch, you can go out to eat but I don't suggest this because often your baby "falls asleep" at the table. Some good meals for dinner are pizza, pasta, fish, steak, chicken (nugget form is a good idea), and ham slices. Some vegetarian meals for dinner (and lunch) are veggie pizza, grilled cheese, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, bean burritos, cheese nuggets, and other vegetarian meals for kids.
- Dessert: Babies usually like to have dessert and it makes them a little happier when they do. Some desserts are ice-cream, brownies, cookies, cupcakes, cake, pie, and other kinds of treats. A fun thing to do with desserts is make them earlier in the day with your baby.
9Make rules. It's important to be a cool and fun mommy, but you also need to set limits so your baby stays safe and out of trouble. If you think your baby might mess up your room, tell them nicely not to go in there or put a lock on your door. Please take "safety precautions" because although this sounds crazy, the babies will often "get hurt" on purpose to get your attention. If your children misbehave, put them on time out or take away privileges like TV or the computer. Don't have too many rules because most babies will not like being controlled and feel compelled to break all your precious little unnecessary rules you set up.
10If your penguin does end up hurt or sick, take them to the hospital for emergencies. This includes your baby getting burned, frozen, cut, abused, having serious illness, bleeding, or close to death. Yeah, it sounds extreme for a virtual game, but that's what happens. Just take your baby to the town and say "Any hospitals?" Once you find a hospital, take them there and have the doctor or nurse take care of them until they are better. If they keep "getting injured" over and over and over again, just to annoy you and get attention, don't feel compelled to put up with this for too long. Give your baby a serious talk and warn them that if they don't stop they'll be taken back to the pet shop or "put into foster care". This will usually scare them into stopping.
11Make sure you do things with your baby. Otherwise, it will get bored and probably run away to find a new, better, fun, mother. Some good places for good baby fun are: the ice-skating rink, the ski-hill, the snow-forts, the lighthouse, the cove, the pool, the beach, the hidden lake, the book room, the dance lounge, the lodge attic, and the stage. If you think your baby will try to make a scene by "drowning" in water then avoid taking it to the cove, the beach, the pool, or the hidden lake. If they insist on going there then STAY WITH THEM so they can not drown and "die". If you take them to the lighthouse the hold their hand -tightly- so they don't "fall" off the edge.
12Take your child to school. Once your toddler has grown out of daycare, take them to Pre-K if you see someone in the pet shop hosting Pre-K at their igloo. If you decide to do this then you should be there as a teacher or volunteer to make sure that they don't think you abandoned them, as often happens in Club Penguin. The book room and lodge attic are good places for an alternative. Homeschooling is usually the last resort, remember that your kid needs to learn social skills too, so take them to meet friends at the pet shop or when you go camping in the forest.
13Be sure to name your baby, so you can call for them if they get lost. Don't forget a middle and last name as well. See below in tips for baby names that go through the filter.
14Remember that babies will grow. Infants turn into babies, Babies turn into toddlers, toddlers turn into children, children turn into teenagers, teenagers turn into adults. Take care of your child throughout their life, and when they are all grown up and ready for college, be supportive! Once they get their wife or husband, a nice igloo, and a career for themselves, they might have children! You could be a grandma. How cool would that be? Don't overreact and not let them grow up, because how would you like it if you wanted to grow up because you were tired of being a baby and not being able to do anything and your "mom" forbid you. I know I'd be pretty angry.
15Once all your kids have grown up, you and your husband can be grandparents, or an aunt and uncle. Take care of your grandchildren or nieces and nephews when needed. You can keep in touch with your babies if you actually were close and be just regular Club Penguin buddies!Ad
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- Adopt two kids if you want. The babies will usually ask for a brother or sister. 1-3 is a good number because too many kids is too much responsibility because they will feel left out and will cause damage to themselves to get attention.
- Feel free to name your baby! Some names for girls are Bella, Daisy, Lily, Ana, Hannah, Rose, Summer, April, Miley, Virginia, Winter, Autumn, Spring, May, Zoe, Melody, and Jenny. Some boy names are River, Tommy, Jon, Forest, James, Teddy, Ted, Parker, and Louis. Louis and Jon used to work.
- Do not judge a baby by its looks, many pookies wait hours just to get picked because they don't have the right items. Many babies that don't have tiaras, boas and dresses are actually funner and nicer.
- If your baby runs away, don't beat yourself up over but definitely DO NOT go to the pet shop and scream, "THIS BABY RUNS AWAY, HE/SHE IS HORRIBLE!!!" You're mad but you're making yourself look bad and you're being a nuisance to every one around you.
- Some kids will look adorable to you and you'll try and twirl them around and they'll just go to the rich mommies. Don't be brought down, just look for another child that deserves your warmth and safety.
- Do not be gender picky. Boys are usually nicer because they never get picked.
- If your baby wants a pet and it hasn't been being bratty lately, then feel free to get it one. Some good ideas for a pet are dogs, cats, bunnies, birds, and dragons. Dragons are a good idea because babies like them because the filter lets them say "dwagon," which they love.
- Please try to keep your baby away from any dangers. Believe it or not, babies often like to become injured because it attracts attention to them. Try to avoid going to the hospital because 1st of all- there usually won't be one, and 2nd of all- it wastes time and energy. I'm not saying ignore your baby if it falls off a cliff, but don't come sprinting in the room every time your precious little penguin gets a scratch.
- If it makes you uncomfortable to "breastfeed" on Club Penguin, then DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES do this. If they insist DO NOT give in. If they say perverted things like "Clutches To Boo" or "Bites Boo" report them IMMEDIATELY and delete them. Go out of your igloo because they probably won't leave right away. You really shouldn't anyways because although that does happen in real life, it is a kid's game and those things should not really be said.
- It's a plus to be a member, because you can wear clothes and have furniture in your igloo but you don't have to! You can go to the baby's house and as long as they're not bratty (which, I might add, is a good way to know you got a good baby/friend in general) they'll accept you.
- Always follow the rules of Club Penguin, or you may be reported and banned.
- If you have more than one baby then don't pay attention to only one. This will make the other(s) feel abandoned and left out and they will either- hurt the baby with the most attention, start being annoying by causing trouble or breaking the rules, or run away. It's unfair to the neglected baby, also.
- Giving birth, role playing sexual conduct actions, and other things inappropriate for kids can get an account banned. DO NOT DO THIS.
- Don't go in the pet shop and put on fancy clothes and be rich. Chances are no one even knows who you are. You're a complete stranger with a sparkly dress and an imaginary limo with an inflated ego. You won't be popular, and you will scare people away when you do this. If you don't do this, do not do it in the future and if you pretend to be a wealthy celebrity already, please stop. You can get reported and possibly banned for lying, or sexual language.
- If your "Ray Of Sunshine" turns out to be a brat, just ignore it and leave. You can also say "Your So Mean! I Gate You!". It may dance in the same spot and annoy out of you, but give it 5-10 minutes and the baby will be good as gold.
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The laconium was inspired by the Romans, who already greatly appreciated its virtues. Enter the laconium where the gentle orange scent will relax and stimulate you.
Thanks to the heat in the walls and seating, you will begin to perspire after 15-20 minutes. You may stay in the laconium for as long as you wish. Thanks to a temperature close to body temperature, you will enjoy a beneficial, healthy-giving heat that reinforces the immune system. The laconium offers the unique possibility of relaxing and regenerating the body at the same time.


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La Quinta Inn & Suites Gonzales
2816 S. Cabela
Gonzales, LA 70737
Phone: 1-225-644-4726
Fax: 1-225-644-4729
Email this hotel: firstname.lastname@example.com
Let the staff at our hotel assist you with your meeting needs. For more information about catering, audio-visual equipment, or reserving a meeting room, please call the hotel direct. Or call us at 1-800-642-4239 for room availability and rates.
Facilities Summary
|Number of Meeting Rooms:
|2 rooms
|Total Space Available for Events:
|1200 sq. ft.
|Largest Event Room:
|sq. ft.
|Largest Seating Capacity:
|50 people
|Smallest Event Room:
|sq. ft.
|Smallest Seating Capacity:
|1 people
|AV Equipment Available
|Catering Services Available
Room Capacities
|Meeting Room Name
|Total Space Available
|Total Ceiling Height
|Largest Seating Capacity
|Classroom Seating Capacity
|Theater Seating Capacity
|Banquet Seating Capacity
|Reception Seating Capacity
|Confer. Seating Capacity
|U-Shape Seating Capacity
|Open-Sqr. Seating Capacity
|Boardrm Seating Capacity