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Hi everyone!!! Just checking in. I am like you Margeeros. I am feeling good and confident about the meal plan and workouts!!! I forgot to let everyone know I faced my fear and now working with free weights!!! I am in so much pain!! but its a good pain. No pain no gain. My clothes are now like sagging. Everyone is making comments my family and co worker!! I've been faithful to the diet and to the workouts. Even threw Tropical strorm Issac. On my cheat day I went to the dairy queen. I had a butterscotched dipped icecream. Where is everyone!!! Stay strong ladies!
Just cheking n. I'm on vacation but still working out 6 days a week. The eating has been difficult, but i'm managing to noy go overboard. I will be happy if i have no weight gain by the time i get home monday. Lol
Thank you guys for acknowledging the BFL description. I hope it helps everyone.
Well we are almost done with the second week. Hopefully everyone is hanging in there and following their routine.
Still on vacation and looking forward to getting home and getting back on track. I have done my exerice 6 days a week, but have not done so well with the diet plan. We go home on sunday and i can not wait. I feel very guilty.
I know how that is Lisa. I travel for work all the time and eating properly on the road is tough. Even more so when on vacation. Just don't let it get you down and make sure to pick right up next week.
Hello there! For me, the hardest thing about this challenge has been finding time to log on here and "chat" with others who are doing this. Honestly, I believe this is an important part of the process - I mean, we can talk about with our families and friends and co-workers, but they all seem to have opinions on why it won't work, or what would work better! I like to rely on them, instead, for cheering me when they notice I've lost weight ... and go to others who really understand for the ongoing support. So I really am going to try to get on here more often!
One of the things that has occupied my time is simply doing the preparations for this eating plan. I find it easy to stick to - in terms of I like the foods I'm eating and I feel full and satisfied with eating small meals all day. I'm adding LOTS of vegetables - greens and asparagus and brussels sprouts and cabbage, which really helps with the "feeling full" part. But so far it works best for me if at night before I go to bed I write out the plan for each meal I'm going to have the following day. I base this on what is available in the fridge/cupboards, or what will be available where I'm going, or what I can pack to take with me. And to plan this all out takes me a bit of time! But it really helps to wake up and just look at the list to see what I'm going to eat. It also helps me to have it planned out based on the time I'm going to eat the meals, so I am sure it will fit in with the schedule I have that day. There have been a couple of days lately where my planned schedule went out the window! And even on those days, I figured out alternatives to eat and I've really kept on track with my food.
I love the exercise! I'd already been exercising about 4 days a week, using the Biggest Loser "Strength Training" DVD, so exercise was already a habit, and pumping it up to the specific workouts needed in BFL has been an exciting transition. I feel SO energized each morning after my workout. My favorite it upper body. To be honest, I hate the aerobics (I do march/jogging on a mini trampoline) when I begin it. But then somewhere along in the 20 minutes I get to the point where I realize it's not so bad and maybe I will make it the whole 20 minutes after all! And then when I hit the end of 19 minutes and lower back down to a Level 6 to cool down -- WOW -- I feel great. And that feeling stays with me most of the day.
I do have a concern about the lower body training, and I will go browse some of the other forums to see if I can get any suggestions. I am doing this all at my home. I would sorta like to join a gym, because I'd like to make use of the machines. But I really like the way the "first thing in the morning" workout is fitting into my life. Just get up, drink a bottle of water, do the workout, jump in the shower and I'm ready to go when it's time to drive the kids to school. If I were to do this at a gym it would be more likely that I would skip the workouts often. So, I'm doing this at home with free weights. It works fine for the upper body - there are enough "dumbbell" exercises for the upper body so i don't have to use the machines at a gym. However, there are fewer "non-gym-machine" options for the lower body. And most of the at-home exercises for lower body involve lunges and squats. But I have terrible arthritic knees, and there is no way I can lunge or squat! I've tried to come up with exercises using an exercise stretch band and this seems to work, but I haven't figured out how to do the increasing weight resistance easily with the bands ... and I find them such a hassle, to find a table leg or a door to tie them onto and then loop them around your ankle or whatever ... it takes longer to set up for the exercise than it does to execute it! So ... anyone have any suggestions for at-home lower body exercises that don't strain the knees?!
As you can see, I love to write! Sorry I've rambled on for so long.
Before I sign off for the night...
mom24 ... it's good to know someone else has been intimidated, with me, by the lack of super-plus-size participants here. We can do it! Just imagine what your "after" photo is going to look like with such an extreme "before" photo to compare it to!
lisa135 ... DON'T FEEL GUILTY! So, you didn't stick with the food plan while on vacation. Look at the positive side: you DID stick with the exercise, and that's a huge accomplishment for being so early on this BFL program and being away at the same time. Don't beat yourself up - forgive yourself and move on and get back on track. You can do this. Anyone who exercises while on vacation can do this!!!
Keep up the great work, everyone!
I love that you use cans mom24. Git'er done!
Margeeros - ditto ditto ditto - it feels good to get the workout done right away!
Hi Margeerose,
You are amazing! You are doing such a great job, and must be an inspiration to your children (whether they acknowledge it or not.
Have you checked out Bill Phillips' Body for Life book? In the back there are a few lower body exercises that might work for you. You might also ask Jim Goodman. he seems to be quite knowledgeable. He is on at least 3 Forum threads: "Betagen"; "Protein carb ratio"; "Low sugar? Detoxing?"; and "Results driven - can it happen".
Very best of luck.
Thanks, Mary! The exercises I found in the BFL book that can be done at home - almost all of them have lunging or squatting involved, so they don't work for me. But I browsed through "THE GYM" forum and found lots of suggestions! Best was a link to a site all about knee pain, and exercises to strengthen the quads and hamstrings:
I am amazed at how much information and insider tips are to be found on this website right here at bodyforlife.com. I could spend the entire day just reading posts.
A great tip I read on somebody's post on THE GYM forum: I've been wondering what to do for dumbbells when I need to advance to a heavier weight but may not be ready for the next weight available. I'm planning to go over to Sports Authority to browse at what is available. Right now the heaviest I'm using is only a 5 pound weight and I realize I am clearly ready to move to a heavier weight, but for a lot of the exercises, I doubt I can handle a 10-pound weight. Do they make a 7-pound weight? 8-pound? 9-pound? Maybe. But then when I'm past the 10-pound level, the next one is probably 15-pounds, and that's a big increase. So, anyway, the suggestion I read is to buy 2-pound ankle weights. You can ADD these to the weight you're lifting to increase the weight, without having to go up a whole 5-pounds to the next size available. And the cool thing is, as you get better and better and need to move to higher weights, you can always use these 2-pound weights to add small increments along the way. Also, one of the knee exercises I read about could be made more intense by adding the ankle weights. So I think I will get a lot of use out of the purchase.
Mary, I'll poke around for Jim Goodman posts, too. I love all the support and advice and suggestions around here. Keep up the great work, everyone. Keep reporting in. Has anyone lost weight yet? Do you weigh every day or once a week? I only track it once a week, and though I try not to be fixated on the numbers on the scale ... I take a peak at the scale every day! Not sure this is a good habit, but as long as the numbers are going down it feels good to see it each day as a little reward/encouragement to myself! I wonder what the rest of you do.
All for now.
So glad you were able to find some exercises that work, Margaret! I am going to check out the knee pain site. I don't have knee pain but maybe I will be able to strengthen my knees so that it doesn't develop.
I went to sears and bought 2-1/2 pound dumbbell weights for inbetween the 5, 10, etc. Great idea using the ankle weights when you need more weight for knee exercises!
I don't weigh every day because there are so many factors that affect the average bathroom scale: where it is on the floor, where and how you step on it, the weather, the humidity, what you ate the day before, how much fluid you are retaining since the day before, and so on. In the beginning of the program though, I think it is helpful because chances are you'll be down a little each week and it helps with motivation!
Best of luck. Let us know how the weight training is going!
I started on the 27th. It didn't go so well. I have got to get motivated. I did the challenge back in 2001 and had great results. Of course I was a lot younger. I know I can do it again but I need a bit more support this time. Anyone out there having a rough start.
Hello everyone. Well we have just about finished another week (week 3) in our transformation. I hope that everyone was able to stay focused and stay on track with their eating and working out. I know it was a little tough with the holiday on Monday for me to keep 100% on track. I did slip a little Monday afternoon with my eating. I did get my workouts in even with the gym closed Monday. I feel that it was a good week though. Hopefully you are starting to see some transformations in the way you feel and the hunger has dropped off. Keep pushing yourself and keep your goals in mind and the next 9 weeks will be over before you know it. Have a great weekend everyone.
Thanks Margaret,
I can be very tough on myself. I'm actually thinking about adding two weeks to the tail end of the program which will allow me to have a solid 12 weeks on track. lol, So far I'm doing very well this week. I even worked a double and managed to make it to the gym.
I'm looking forward to my free day on Sunday.
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Incredible Service – Our service was great and the waiter was adorable. Ambiance was romantic and definitely recommended. For the music,,,I would recommend jazz or house and the people were cool. Portions were good.
Best Breakfast and Chili in Town – Great food, Good sevice, Good ambience. Tried the Chili omelette was out of the world. The ice cream waffle satisfied the sweet tooth craving. Coffee was excellent , they give you a pot of coffee so you don't have to wait for the server to come and refill your cup.
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Breakfast for Lunch & Dinner – Jinky's never fails to serve up fresh, hot, tasty breakfast dishes that definitely can't be found at your local Denny's or IHOP. With strawberry banana pancakes to die for, and several variations of eggs benedict, Jinky's is a place where breakfast also works for lunch and dinner.
The casual and cozy atmosphere is comprised of mismatched artwork covering the walls, and wooden farm animal figurines placed strategically on counters and window sills. The servers here believe in team work, and you can expect at least three different smiling faces to cross your table with iced green tea refills or an extra side of maple syrup.
Prepare to spend roughly $20.00 here for a well thought out breakfast dish, and maybe even bring a bit more for a platter of pancakes to share. Saturday and Sunday mornings mean waiting at least 30 minutes, but they provide complimentary coffee and water.
Back in college, my friends and I had Jinky's Tuesdays every week at 2:00. We'd order a plate of crispy crinkle-cut cut fries to start, followed by our various breakfast dishes including eggs florentine, a giant breakfast burrito or the Jinky's Nitro scramble.
To sum it up, this is a great meeting place for friends and family to have a delicious meal, with great service. My only qualm is the tight parking lot, which sends most to the neighboring side streets.
Not worth being on best of LA – This place is so avarage. My family has eaten here three times trying to figure out why are so many people here and why the great rating. So why the great rating why so many people? the answer - they are sheep they follow a crowd. but there is nothing great about this place. The Marie Calendars down the street from this place is far better and more creative and cleaner and easier to park at. This place just doesn't really offer anything great - it is just ok and average. No need to go back
A OK – This place is just OK. I have been here several times and I can't say that I am in love with anything they ahve to offer.
Breakfast that fills you up! – I've been here a number of times and it's always good. The best time to go is during the week so it's not too crowded. You might catch a celeb here, but don't worry, it's not huge "be seen" sort of place. Although the service is so-so, the food makes up for it.
Iced Vanilla Lattes!!! – A nice casual atmosphere, service and food are good, and they have the BEST iced Vanilla Latte I have ever had!! I try one everywhere I go, and no one else's compares! I always go on a weekday, so I never have to wait for a table.
Great place, but a bit pricey – Walked here for breakfast on a weekday morning and I seated with no problem. I pulled out the laptop, got my carafe of coffee and food and worked for well over an hour. The food was very good and the coffee kept coming. It looked very busy the Sunday morning I ran by. The only reason I gave 4/5 was due to the prices. I thought they were a bit high ($9 for eggs, sausage and toast and $8 for a bowl of oatmeal), but it could be that I'm a Ohio boy who is used to the cheap food of country life. Either way, I would highly recommend becoming a patron of this place. It was awesome and I'll be back for sure.
After 10 years going... Wonderful People (Staff), and Delicious Food – I've been going to Jinky's for about 10 years now. I was actually laughing at the 2 obviously resentment motivated reviews categorizing Jinky's food bad???? But worse... saying the service is also bad and UNFRIENDLY !!? This is REALLY not true...
That's why I decided to write this review... I've had the pleasure to be a regular customer there since the previous owner (Gene) and some of the great same staff (waitresses, cooks, manager) still work there... They work incredibly hard and I know for a fact they are happiest when they can run smoothly and please everybody... but as it is in any busy and very successful restaurant, Jinky's gets slammed at times... which may... JUST may, because I've rarely seen it, exacerbate those very special self-entitled customers who demand special treatment while being insulting and derogatory... (?)
So anyway and like I said, anyone who's really been a regular customer can testify that this is a great and experienced staff (mostly handled by the wonderful Jinky girls) who should get triple credit for efficiency, especially on busy weekends... (did you see the awards on the walls?) while still managing to treat you with good conversation, no question humor.. and class. After all I've seen the likes of Alec Badwin, Pink, The Game, the girl from "Married with Children" what's her name?, Tony Braxton, Keifer Sutherland, Jessica Simpson, Flavor Flave, David Hasselhoff, (Justin Timberlake goes to the Sunset location I hear) come back again and again... and recently the new guy from Superman, to name just a few. Love to gorgeous Joanna, Jenniffer, Cynthia, Sara, Wendy, Isabel, Elizabeth and the cool dudes Micky, Jake, Raul, Pedro, Jimmy, Isaac and the rest of the staff... you guys make me feel great... you are tha BOMB! ;-)
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The village Board of Trustees approved the annexation of the 0.8-acre, village-owned lot off Moir Road, next to the village beach, at its Monday night meeting. The town of Harrietstown board had signed off on the annexation last month.
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Here's an interesting, and easy, variation of single crochet stitch. It's called a spike stitch, otherwise known as long single crochet stitch. You can see the spike stitches in green; they're the longest stitches you see pictured. The other stitches shown are all ordinary single crochet stitches.
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I'm enjoying the unpredictability of the best-picture Oscar race this year.
Conventional wisdom says if a movie doesn't get a nomination for best director, it has little chance of winning best picture.
Also, the best-picture winner almost always turns out to be an editing nominee.
This year, those two long-established trends would narrow the field of potential best-picture winners to "Lincoln," "Silver Linings Playbook" and "Life of Pi." Of that trio, I'd say "Lincoln" has the winning edge.
But this could be a year for exceptions. Either "Argo" or "Zero Dark Thirty," strong contenders that got editing nominations but not best-director nods, could become the latest rule-breaker.
On the other hand, "Lincoln," "Zero Dark Thirty" and, to a lesser extent, "Argo" have suffered slings and arrows over issues of historical accuracy that could hurt them with the academy's 5,856 eligible voters.
I could be content with any of those five movies winning best picture.
But there's one best-picture nominee this year that I want to see lose.
I avoided seeing Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained" until weeks after the Oscar nominations came out. It was the last best-pic nominee I saw, even though it opened on Christmas Day. It got neither directing nor editing nominations.
Few directors today, particularly in the rarefied field of Oscar contenders, celebrate violence as pure entertainment the way Tarantino does.
"Django Unchained" is the story of a bounty hunter in 1858 who seeks the help of a slave in identifying and killing three brothers with big prices on their heads — brothers the slave knows on sight.
Eventually the two become partners in an attempt to track down and free the slave's wife from a cruel, charismatic plantation owner.
Oscar winners Christoph Waltz ("Inglourious Basterds") and Jamie Foxx ("Ray") play the bounty hunter and the slave. Leonardo DiCaprio is the plantation owner. They're all excellent in this movie, and Waltz scored a nomination in the supporting actor category.
In its stylings and soundtrack, the movie pays homage to spaghetti westerns of the mid-1960s, especially those directed by Sergio Leone and scored by Ennio Morricone. It's a clever concept, and Tarantino is a skilled moviemaker.
I remember the violence in the spaghetti westerns, which was brutal for that time. But it doesn't hold a candle to what Tarantino subjects us to in "Django Unchained."
This next paragraph is a spoiler if you haven't seen the movie.
Whether it's the bounty hunter killing the white overseers of a chain gang, or the slave killing the brothers, or slaves in a bone-crunching fight, or dogs tearing apart a slave before our eyes as he screams in agony, Tarantino slathers on the blood and gore.
It's not enough to let us see somebody's killed. Tarantino likes to rub our noses in the full agony of that death.
More than once in this movie, a man wounded by gunfire writhes and screams as he continues to be hit by bullets or shotgun blasts, each of which produces an unrealistic fountain spray of blood and, in some cases, even the splattering of flesh.
"Django" wasn't the first time the Tarantino penchant for egregious in-your-face gore has repulsed me.
You won't be surprised either if you've seen Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds" and "Pulp Fiction." Both of those movies also snagged best-picture nominations.
Other Tarantino films drenched in violence include "Reservoir Dogs," "Kill Bill Vol. 1," "Kill Bill Vol. 2" and "Grindhouse."
I accept graphic violence and a certain amount of gore in some movies. They add impact to a story like "Schindler's List" or "The Killing Fields," both of which seek to repulse the audience toward the horrors of war and genocide.
Some fans of Tarantino and "Django" might defend the violence here as a realistic depiction of the violent slave era. Except nearly all the victims in this movie are not slaves.
No, they are the "bad guys," and Tarantino practically begs his audience to cheer their horrific, painful deaths. He is justifying the violence. Celebrating it, even.
Circulated around the world, movies like "Django" prompt people in other countries to see Americans as a more violent people than I think most of us are.
Little wonder Tarantino refused recently to answer questions about whether film violence can lead to real-world violence, such as the school shooting in Newtown, Conn. Or, at the least, desensitize people toward violence.
I accept that violence is a part of the world we live in, and movies are a reflection of that world.
But I don't want to pay for the "fun" of celebrating it as entertainment. And I hope it's not honored on Oscar night.


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MOUNT VERNON The loose leaf drop-off area will be open to accept leaves as of Monday, Oct. 8. The drop-off area has been moved to new location. The drop-off area is located at Foundation Park, 175 S. Norton St., at the Norton Street entrance. Hours will be 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
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Needle \Nee"dle\, v. t. 1. To form in the shape of a needle; as, to needle crystals. [1913 Webster] 2. To tease (a person), especially repeatedly. [PJC] 3. To prod or goad (someone) into action by teasing or daring. [PJC] .
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Needle \Nee"dle\, v. i. To form needles; to crystallize in the form of needles. [1913 Webster] .
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Needle \Nee"dle\ (n[=e]"d'l), n. [OE. nedle, AS. n[=ae]dl; akin to D. neald, OS. n[=a]dla, G. nadel, OHG. n[=a]dal, n[=a]dala, Icel. n[=a]l, Sw. n[*a]l, Dan. naal, and also to G. n[aum]hen to sew, OHG. n[=a]jan, L. nere to spin, Gr. ne`ein, and perh. to E. snare: cf. Gael. & Ir. snathad needle, Gael. snath thread, G. schnur string, cord.] 1. A small instrument of steel, sharply pointed at one end, with an eye to receive a thread, -- used in sewing. --Chaucer. [1913 Webster] Note: In some needles (as for sewing machines) the eye is at the pointed end, but in ordinary needles it is at the blunt end. [1913 Webster] 2. See Magnetic needle, under Magnetic. [1913 Webster] 3. A slender rod or wire used in knitting; a knitting needle; also, a hooked instrument which carries the thread or twine, and by means of which knots or loops are formed in the process of netting, knitting, or crocheting. [1913 Webster] 4. (Bot.) One of the needle-shaped secondary leaves of pine trees. See Pinus. [1913 Webster] 5. Any slender, pointed object, like a needle, as a pointed crystal, a sharp pinnacle of rock, an obelisk, etc. [1913 Webster] 6. A hypodermic needle; a syringe fitted with a hypodermic needle, used for injecting fluids into the body. [Informal] [PJC] 7. An injection of medicine from a hypodermic needle; a shot. [PJC] Dipping needle. See under Dipping. Needle bar, the reciprocating bar to which the needle of a sewing machine is attached. Needle beam (Arch.), in shoring, the horizontal cross timber which goes through the wall or a pier, and upon which the weight of the wall rests, when a building is shored up to allow of alterations in the lower part. Needle furze (Bot.), a prickly leguminous plant of Western Europe; the petty whin (Genista Anglica). Needle gun, a firearm loaded at the breech with a cartridge carrying its own fulminate, which is exploded by driving a slender needle, or pin, into it. [archaic] Needle loom (Weaving), a loom in which the weft thread is carried through the shed by a long eye-pointed needle instead of by a shuttle. Needle ore (Min.), acicular bismuth; a sulphide of bismuth, lead, and copper occuring in acicular crystals; -- called also aikinite. Needle shell (Zool.), a sea urchin. Needle spar (Min.), aragonite. Needle telegraph, a telegraph in which the signals are given by the deflections of a magnetic needle to the right or to the left of a certain position. Sea needle (Zool.), the garfish. [1913 Webster] .
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Stylus \Sty"lus\, n. [L. stylus, or better stilus.] 1. An instrument for writing. See Style, n., 1. [1913 Webster] 2. That needle-shaped part at the tip of the playing arm of phonograph which sits in the groove of a phonograph record while it is turning, to detect the undulations in the phonograph groove and convert them into vibrations which are transmitted to a system (since 1920 electronic) which converts the signal into sound; also called needle. The stylus is frequently composed of a hard metal or of diamond. [PJC] 3. The needle-like device used to cut the grooves which record the sound on the original disc during recording of a phonograph record; it is moved by the vibrations given to the diaphragm by a sound, and produces the indented record. [PJC] 4. (Computers) A pen-shaped pointing device used to specify the cursor position on a graphics tablet. [PJC] Stymie


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Nordic Ware Petit Popover Pan
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Bake bite-size popovers with moist, airy insides and crisp golden domes in this specialty pan. Like a standard popover pan, it has deep, tapered cups that are widely spaced to promote air circulation and efficient baking for perfect popover texture.
- Heavy-gauge carbon steel pan delivers a quick burst of heat to convert the batter's moisture into steam, making the batter expand and "pop over."
- Deep, tapered wells produce perfect popovers and muffins.
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Jefferson Davis is a longtime resident of Menomonee Falls. He is the proud parent of two wonderful boys. He enjoys singing, volunteering, reading, gardening, politics, antiques, history, guitar, violin, piano, officiating, helping neighbors and yard work. He served as Village President of Menomonee Falls from 2003-05. He is a member of Northbrook Church and serves on the Advisory Council for the Salvation Army Rehabilitation Center. He is an independent registered representative practicing in the areas of insurance, investments and retirement.
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With the exposure of deliberate, rampant and unprecedented voter fraud being revealed throughout America with direct ties and alliances to the Democrat Party and the Obama Presidential Campaign, specifically in at least 13 states including Wisconsin, The Vanguard has been trying for quite some time now to get the Menomonee Falls Village Clerk to assure citizens that our election process is safe, secure, honest and protected.
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London Central Marylebone Hotel
Travelodge London Central Marylebone Hotel
Important information
This hotel will be undergoing a makeover from 20th January 2014 to 21st March 2014. During the makeover we will keep any disruption and inconvenience to a minimum.
Due to the city centre location, as you might expect, some external noise may be heard.
About this hotel
Located just over half a mile from Paddington train station and directly adjacent to Marylebone train station, the London Central Marylebone Hotel is ideal for those who want accommodation in London with easy access to the centre. Take a trip to Madame Tussauds, only 0.4 miles away, and discover the many A-list waxworks that reside there for a really fun family day out!
Alternatively, visit Regents Park to immerse yourself in 410 acres of magnificent rose gardens, or explore London Zoo (1.6 miles away) and discover over 650 species of animal that call this venue their home. If you are seeking hotels close to Covent Garden, then this is a great option at less than 2 miles away. Perfect for those wishing to explore this vibrant area of London, there's something for everyone to enjoy with a stay at London Central Marylebone Hotel.
Transport links near London
- Marylebone Train Station - 0 milesView map
- Edgware Road - 0.2 milesView map
- Baker Street Tube Station - 0.6 milesView map
- Paddington - 0.64 milesView map
- London City Airport - 9.4 milesView map
- Heathrow Airport - 18 milesView map
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- Lords Cricket Ground - 0.6 milesView map
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- British Museum - 1.6 milesView map
- Buckingham Palace - 1.6 milesView map
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- Covent Garden - 1.9 milesView map
- Science Museum - 2.2 milesView map
- London Transport Museum - 2.5 milesView map
- Museum of London - 3.6 milesView map
- Central London - 4.5 milesView map
Directions supplied by Travelodge
From West London - Continue on the A40 into Central London and after the end of the Flyover at the second set of traffic lights, turn left onto B507 Lisson Grove. Take the first right into Harewood Row and first left onto Harewood Avenue. The Travelodge is located on the left opposite Marylebone Station.
From M4/A4 - Follow the A4 to Hyde Park Corner and bear left onto Park Lane. Continue around Marble Arch towards Oxford Street. Turn left just before Marble Arch Tube onto Cumberland Place. Take the next left into Seymour Street and then first right into Seymour Place. Continue over at the Junction A501 Marylebone Road onto Lisson Grove. Take the first right into Harewood Row and first left into Harewood Avenue. The Travelodge is located on the left opposite Marylebone Station.
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Parking details
The hotel does not have a car park.
Nearest car park: NCP Ltd. Marylebone Street Car Park. Address: 170 Marylebone Road, Marylebone, NW1 5AR. Underground Car Park.
Max Height: 2.10m
Costs Type: Pay on Departure (Auto)
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2 Hours - £13.60
4 Hours - £27.20
8 Hours - £35.70
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Calls cost 10 pence per minute from a standard BT landline. Calls from other networks and mobiles may vary. Bookings made through the Central Reservations call centre are subject to a non-refundable booking fee of £2.50 per call.
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The Moore's law inspires exponentially decreasing smartphone and tablet prices. Growing affordability of such modules leads to higher smart device penetration globally. Increasing number of mobile device shipments, mainly of smartphones and tablets, spurs Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend adoption worldwide. Indeed, the BYOD experience that relates to employee-owned devices being used for work continues to spread and it is already out there.
The BYOD market is growing due to a plethora of reasons. Primarily, along with skyrocketing smart device shipments, the BYOD market is a consequence of employees' attitudes and mindset change. BYOD is no more considered by workers as a privilege but rather a right: a right to use latest technologies available on the market, a right to operate the same applications they are accustomed to, a right to do a job the way they want to do it.
Secondly, tangible BYOD advantages make employers go after this trend and adapt their IT policies. BYOD benefits, including employees availability, connectivity, productivity increase due to the telework, usage of most high-performance tools on the market, ensure both employers' and employees' satisfaction.
In fact, in the connected world, the telework can be put apart as a third reason inspiring BYOD adoption. Many researches show how steadily the number of teleworking employees grows. As the matter of fact, the work, in the very sense of the word, is no more limited to a place or premises. No matter how and were employees are doing the job, what is important is the result and, eventually, the profitability of the company they work for.
Naturally, the BYOD has also some issues to be tackled. Along with legal issues and privacy concerns, security is brought up as one of the major problems. IT departments are facing the question of how to secure the corporate data that needs to be accessible remotely or even travels from closed corporate network to employees' devices.
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Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, is most commonly associated with the image of a white clad rabbi swaying to and fro in prayer; the parched, dry aftertaste of fasting; and the sound of the cantor's voice reciting a litany of sins and asking god to "… pardon us, forgive us, grant us remission". For me, Yom Kippur will always be associated with the 1973 Yom Kippur War, and the voice of the cantor always mingles in my mind with the sharp, keening, wail of a siren.
I grew up in the heart of Tel-Aviv – the City that Never Stops. Only it does stop: Once a year, Tel-Aviv, like the rest of Israel, shuts down its open markets, the cafes and restaurants, and all the traffic, to stand still before God on the Day of Judgment. Continue reading


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Originally built in 1903 as a vaudeville theatre. It was taken over by RKO and modernised several times. In 1955 after a modernisation by architect John J. McNamara, the seating capacity was for 2,600.
Remodeled again in around 1964, the seating capacity was reduced to 1,200 when it reopened as the RKO International 70. It was closed in 1976, and subsequently was demolished.
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A Wurlitzer theater organ opus 34 style "J" was installed in the Orpheum Theater on 3/14/1914. That organ was repossessed. Another Wurlitzer theater organ opus 1764 style "B" was installed in the Orpheum Theater on 10/22/1927.
Some Mighty WurliTzer Theater Pipe Organs must have been "Born under a wondering star"! As best as can be figured out from incomplete 94 year old records, Opus 34 first went out as Opus 16 to an unknown place in Cincinnati, Ohio, was reposessed and then went to this theater. It became Opus 34 and was a 2 Manual/7 Rank and it somehow became Opus 57. At least that's as best as I can figure it out! At any rate it is not known what happened to the organ.
Opus 1764 was also a 2/7 and it is not known what happened to it either.
If you know anything about what happened to either organ, please email us!
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Here are two 1964 photos:
While known as the International 70, this theater showed (single-strip) CINERAMA during 1965-66.
Denver's complete CINERAMA exhibition history has been included in the "Remembering Cinerama" series and is posted here.
Here is a Boxoffice magazine spread on the theatre, with eight photos, from the issue of February 4, 1956:
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1964 photos show what the real theatre business was all about.sadly.that is gone today.
Featured on the cover of The Modern Theatre section in January, 1956: boxoffice
New link for the 1956 trade article cited above by G.A. DeLuca: boxoffice
Launching of the RKO International 70 concept described here. Article also mentions other RKO theatres elsewhere that will be renovated: Boxoffice
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I always thought it was, Heartbreak Hotel. Regarding, You're a Heartbreaker, you may be right. If you could remember or find your source that said that or even the speculation of it, it would awesome.
From what I have read, Sam Phillips, had a bunch of songs from other writers and demos from bands laying around. Correct me if I'm wrong but, Elvis was called to record a specific song and it didn't workout but is that just another story like, Elvis recorded, That's All Right Momma, for his mother? ..lol
Another thing I always think about when Sun Recordings come to mind is, how Elvis at that time kept his ear on some very cool underground sounds like the version of, Hound Dog, he picked wasn't Big Momma's version. That sound was not commercialized until Elvis and yes only Elvis had guts to go 100% capturing what was considered to quote 1950s writers,"Black Music".
This sound was heard in New Orleans and Beal St, at least 20 years in passing at that point, 1955 but Only Elvis amazing abilility to mix Country with it and his wide range of music taste plus the image for the icing on the cake, made him the perfect candidate to be Crowned, "THE KING OF ROCK N ROLL"..I also think ELVIS PRESLEY, SCOTTY MOORE & BILL BLACK , should also be recognized has the creators of, ROCKABILLY.


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Archive for September, 2011
RPS Preview
by Alan Wilson on Tuesday, September 6, 2011, under News
Another nice preview over on Rock Paper Shotgun – click HERE!
Red Orchestra 2 Beta Week 1 Report – new maps incoming!
by Alan Wilson on Friday, September 2, 2011, under News
Week 1 of the Beta has been a great success with tens of thousands of players getting their first taste of Red Orchestra 2. With the players' help we've been able to uncover and address several issues including a particularly nasty server browser issue which was duly fixed. After opening up the RO2 Beta with 3 maps (Fallen Fighters, Apartments and Gumrak), we are cycling in 3 more maps for everyone later today:
- Grain Elevator – the iconic battle site in the south of Stalingrad featuring long range infantry fighting outdoors and room to room close quarters combat inside
- Red October Factory – night-time fighting in the factory ruins on an epic scale with infantry and tanks fighting side by side
- Barracks – a mix of close-quarter and medium-range combat, sure to be a fan favorite
All 3 maps will have both Territory and Countdown game modes, while Barracks also has the Firefight mode. And, of course, some new screenshots of the maps for you:
Upgrade Basic RO2 to Deluxe on Steam – Access the Beta now!
by Alan Wilson on Thursday, September 1, 2011, under News
For all those of you who bought the standard version of RO2 on Steam, who have since decided that you want to play the Beta NOW (not to mention get the other goodies we threw in to the Deluxe version) – Valve have now added an upgrade path for you. No more need to refund and re-buy. Just head over to the Steam store page (http://store.steampowered.com/app/35450/) and add the "Digital Deluxe Upgrade" to your cart. Then you can join in the Beta as fast as you can download it.
For those of you who bought from other digital outlets, go and get them to do the same!
More previews
by Alan Wilson on Thursday, September 1, 2011, under News
So, this morning, we have some more previews, in some more languages:
- In German, at Gaming XP.
- And in Portuguese, from Games de Guerra.
- From Australia (yes, in English), one from PC MMGN.
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Read A Sample Chapter An Overview - Part VI: God's PeopleAn Overview - Part VII: Our ObligationAn Overview - Part VIII: From Bondage to FreedomAn Overview - Part IX: The Redemption To ComeAn Overview - Part X: The Four CupsAn Overview - Part XI: Preparation For Pesach
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I've installed version 3.5 of the Technical Communications Suite (TCS) on a windows XP 32 computer. All of the applications open as they should but the HELP for each application does not open. Any suggestions?
Make sure that you got the AIR runtime installed - TCS help runs on AIRHelp
Jeff thanks for the heads up about AIR runtime. Why isn't it included on the TCS disc?
It should be - however, there have been reports of flakey installs when done from DVD - solution is to copy all contents into temp folder & install from there.
We are testing installs from a server. It looks like Adobe help, which I assume relates to AIR runtime is not installing. If we include AIR runtime in the install is Adobe help application included? If not where can we find Adobe help, I could not find any information on it on Adobe web site.
The install is also installing two versions of the ExtendedScript Tool for some reason. Not sure if we really need both.
I'm slightly confused - are you trying to install TCS on a server (definite no-no) or are you placing the installation files it on a server so that individual workstations can install from that server location? (if the latter, then I'm not sure if that would work - you'll need to check with Adobe Support - BTW, install issues are usually freebie calls)
Jeff, it is the latter. We actually have the install from the server to individual machines working. The problem is that the HELP feature on all of the applications does not launch when selected after the install. We are trying to figure out what else needs to be included in the install that will let the HELP feature work.
So you've copied the contents of the DVD into some folder on the server & then are running the installer at a workstation by browsing to it on the server drive. Does the workstation have full admin rights? Remember, if installing on Vista or higher, you have to manually "give" yourself full rights to your C:\ drive - it doesn't happen automatically like it did with XP.
I'm still not positive that installing this way will work correctly. If you think it is, try running the AIR runtime (freebie off the Adobe website) on the workstation & see if the help appears.
Oh & the workstations have access to the internet, right? If they don't, then you'll definitely need to contact Support to get activated.
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by Taylor Shelby
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April 11, 2005
Oban Backpackers is pretty convenient to the train station in Oban - although most things are; it isn't very small. There are only a couple of main streets, so it's pretty darn easy to find your way around. The hostel is only about an 8- to 10-minute walk, and it is so pretty in Oban that you hardly notice you are doing any work. When you exit the station, take a left on George St. Walk for a bit, then the street forks. Take the right fork (Breadalbane St.) and the hostel is right up the road, on your right, with the red window frames.
I liked this hostel a lot. The rooms were small, with four bunk beds in each. The beds were surprisingly comfortable, and they all had wonderful peach-colored sheets on them. Just try not to feel cheered when you walk in. All of the rooms have big windows in them, so they let in a lot of light (well, by Scottish standards anyway). They also have big, clean bathrooms, with some of the most powerful showers I have ever found in a hostel. Just get stuck in a Scottish rainstorm once, and you will be LOVING those showers.
Oban Backpackers has a wonderful commons area. It is all located on the ground floor and is quite large. My one complaint about the commons area - it is painted a particularly garish shade of yellow. I didn't so much like that. There are a bunch of sofas in various states of shabbiness and some little tables scattered around. They also have a HUGE kitchen, filled with just about everything you need. I literally watched a girl make shrimp fettuccini (not bad for hostel fare).
I only have one complaint about this hostel (and most of the others in this chain). Since it is on the McBackpackers bus route, you will often get big groups in that are all bonded. Sometimes they are friendly, and sometimes they aren't. It is kind of a crapshoot. But there were a few others in the hostel that weren't part of the group, so it all worked out.
These hostels all have tons of extras, which I don't have room to include. You can check them out at the website: Oban Backpackers.
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A Day to Buy the Newspaper
Last night people partied in the streets. This morning they bought the paper.
In fact I've never seen the half dozen or so news stands I pass on my way to work so barren (check out this photo of about 100 people waiting outside the Times building) . Matthew Yglesias of Think Progress describes the scene at his local grocery store in D.C:
"I went to the supermarket on my block at around 6:30. I saw a huge line
of people waiting for the delivery of a "special evening edition" of The Washington Post
so that they could keep a souveniere copy of the front page to
commemorate the occasion. Some of them had been waiting for as much as
three hours and nobody quite knew how long they had left. Apparently,
this was happening at supermarkets all across town."
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