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Rated 4.3 out of 5 by 21 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Suekinci Ambiance Concept is great for young people even you're here for business. Staff is more than great. I feel like at home whenever I stay October 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cidenko Perfect stay This is a beautifully designed hotel, well maintained, responsive and attentive staff. Can't look for better !! September 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by KaanT This hotel is different and excelent Everythink is selfservice but it was awsome organisation ı can find what ı would like to want September 13, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by ik28 I dont recommend this hotel. especially, staff dont have responsibility August 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by vzry Cozy, comfortable hotel Very friendly staff, comfortable beds and quiet rooms. All was good August 13, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by 1973 Can't sleep in this hotel!!! I have stayed in this hotel for 5 days. I had 2 rooms, one for me & m & y wife. The other one was for my 2 kids. Rooms # 718 & 720. Sleeping was impossible during the Weekend due to "Cha Cha" Restaurant. The restaurant is very close to the hotel and they make wedding parties in the restaurant garden area and that was with very loud music until 1:30 AM on Friday night & 3:30 AM on Saturday night!!!! During the work days, the parties finish earlier @11:30 PM!!!!!! I have reported that to the front disk, but nothing was done!!!!! So, staying in such hotel was a nightmare & it is not recommended at all!!!!! July 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TexasTurkeyTraveler Nice hotel, recommended but maybe trying a little too hard It is a nice hotel, very trendy, very nice, clean, and comfortable rooms. I do think the brand is trying a little too hard to be hip since most people do not want to tweet about a hotel and the displays on the walls constantly remind you to do so. Normally I would find the aloft hotel extremely nice but I came from the Swissotel Grand Efes Izmir the night before which set the bar at a new level for room quality and breakfast. Aloft has a great coffee maker, good breads, hot dishes and pastries, but the many fruits and vegetables that I came to expect in a Turkish breakfast were missing during my stay. Staff was courteous, fast, friendly and could answer my questions in English. Wifi was pretty good by city hotel standards but not amazing. July 5, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by sleeples Not possible to sleep till 24:00 there was a party at the adjacent sheraton hotel with a really laud music. I said, "ok this can happen, they have allovence due to goverment till 24:00", but after 24:00 the party kept going in Aloft reception area-re-mix, Even I was at the 6th floor, I could not sleep because of the noise till 2:00 am! And it was all in a tuesday! I had to work the other day and I had dark circles around my eyes. . there is a party club in reception and sound isolation is really bad. if you need to sleep dont go to this hotel. also I wanted to eatt something but party is between elevator and re-fill area. I had to cross dancing peaple with my pyjamas to be able to eat sth. which architect designed this ı dont know bu he/she sould really think about what he does June 24, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Zuhtu Good value for money I think Aloft concept is a very reasonable concept. It creates a win-win situation. My room was much better than many 4 star hotels that I had stayed in Turkey.Staff was young,energetic,always smiling and very friendly . My only problem was,due to loud entertainment by the poolside (wedding) I was not able to sleep until midnight.Maybe better sound insulation needed for the rooms overlooking the pool . June 17, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Higo Bursa Aloft A nice experience with Selfservice concept. June 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by mustafasevinc isolation problem Your rooms' sound isolation need to be rechecked. You can hear sounds from corridor and near rooms easily. June 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by EmrErtEkin completaly met my expectations From check-in to check out I really glad to stay Aloft Bursa. Especially staff interests excellent. Hotel is very comfortable and clean. Thanks to all of Aloft Bursa staff and managers. May 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by cremedelacreme Great Stay Great staff all around, especially reception, responsive and very friendly with smiles. December 9, 2013

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Directors: Rodney Moore, Max Hardcore, Jim Powers
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Cast: Dallas (I), Lynx Dyon, Dave Hardman, Jonathan Morgan, Dawn Devine, Kiss, Mila (I), Nadia Nyce (II)
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Summary form only given. In studying or designing parallel and distributed systems one should have available a robust analytical model that includes the major parameters that determine the system performance. Jackson networks have been very successful in modeling parallel and distributed systems. However, they have their limitations. In particular, the product-form solution of Jackson networks assumes steady state and exponential service centers or certain specialized queueing disciplines. We use a transient model studying distributed systems with finite workload (no new arrivals). Using some nonexponential distributions we show to what extent the exponential distribution can be used to approximate other distributions. When the number of tasks to be executed is large enough, the model approaches the product-form solution in those cases where the Jackson networks can be applied. We also study some cases where Jackson networks can't be applied (the nonexponential servers have queueing). The model can be used for reliability analysis of systems that allow failures without repair (fail-stop).


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On November 13, 2012, Genie Energy Ltd. (the "Registrant") posted an earnings release to the investor relations page of its website (www.genie.com) announcing its results of operations for its fiscal quarter ended September 30, 2012. A copy of the earnings release concerning the foregoing results is furnished herewith as Exhibit 99.1 and is incorporated herein by reference.
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So good! Try with fruits... but especially amazing with Cookies. If I don't have any home-baked Cookies around, I use "Nilla Wafers" for dipping... Tastes like a Candy Bar!
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- 8 ounces Cool Whip
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Being an Ohio skier means that you need to be easily amused. No, our slopes are neither steep nor long, and the snow can get pretty darned icy. Still, I usually can keep myself amused for the better part of the day at most Ohio ski areas. Not so with Alpine Valley.
My first impression of Alpine Valley was that it was a friendly, family-oriented place. Unfortaunately, that is pretty much where the good points come to an end. I would think that there are better places to site a ski area east of Cleveland. The hills just aren't any good. They start moderately steep, but have very long, flat runouts - if you try to do any turns, say goodbye to all your momentum. The "Black diamond" slopes are laughable even by Ohio standards. And the lift arrangement is very odd. Immediately outside the lodge is a small, steep hill serviced by surface lifts. You have to use these first, or take a walk, to get to the main lifts. And the main lifts are among the worst I have ever seen. The seats have loose or missing boards, and many are very uncomfortable.
If I lived in the immediate area, I would probably enjoy Alpine Valley, if only for being nearby. But it was certainly not worth the hour and a half drive to get there. Too bad. As I said, it seems like a friendly place, and one that I wanted to like.
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I will never be so jaded about comics that I don't enjoy a good stroll through Previews! It's time for catalog #289!
Mike Mignola is back drawing Hellboy on page 32 with Hellboy in Hell. I get my Hellboy-related comics in giant, "library-sized" editions, which are awesome, but the fifth volume of which is already three months late. What's the deal, Dark Horse? (5 December)
Speaking of hell, To Hell You Ride #1 on page 34 is about four Indians taking revenge against miners who disturbed their sacred burial grounds. As clichéd as that sounds (and it sounds ridiculously clichéd), this is drawn by Tom Mandrake, which makes it very tempting! (12 December)
Steve Niles takes two of his famous works – 30 Days of Night and Criminal Macabre – and does the logical thing – mashes them up with each other (page 36)! I'm not terribly interested in this, but it's certainly a no-brainer to do! (12 December)
The Curse of Dracula gets a hardcover treatment on page 46. This is by Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan, and I'm sure Greg Hatcher has read it dozens of times, so he can chime in to tell us how awesome it is. I can't help thinking that it would look better in black and white, but Dave Stewart is coloring it, so I guess we'll have to deal with it. (20 February)
The second Rex Mundi Omnibus is offered on page 47. Buy it and love it! (6 February)
A couple of stories from Dark Horse Presents get collected as one-shots on page 50. Rotten Apple was a bit weird but featured great Sanford Greene art, while Black Beetle was a solid pulp offering from Francesco Francavilla. Obviously, as I'm more of a pulp guy, I hope we get more Black Beetle, but I wouldn't mind seeing more of the former, either. (19 December)
Faith Erin Hicks' Adventures of Superhero Girl gets a nice hardcover on page 53. Hicks is pretty awesome, so I'll probably have to pick this up. (27 February)
Man, Blue Devil, that's a … costume, all right:
Okay, here's the question about Superman's awful "early-style" costume (as opposed to his awful "present-day" costume): Here's Superboy #15 (page 89), where we see Superman looking really schlumpy. Why, if all these other heroes have nicer costumes, does Superman still wear jeans and an ill-fitting T-shirt that he bought at Hot Topic? I mean, I could understand it if he were the first superhero and eventually others came along, but it's clear from that cover that other characters have far nicer costumes than he does. Doesn't Superman have any pride in his appearance? (12 December)
I wish I could remember the post where people were picking on this Batman cover (page 92):
Well, not really picking on it, but just pointing out that the Joker looks a bit … odd, and then, because this is the Internet, Photoshopping other things Batman might be thinking about instead of the Joker. It was a funny bit. (12 December)
I really like the old Elseworlds JSA: The Liberty Files, so I'm glad that we're seeing The Whistling Skull on page 121 from B. Clay Moore and Tony Harris. Wasn't this thing planned for many, many years ago? (19 December)
DC finally gets around to releasing some of their higher-end new titles in softcover trades, including Wonder Woman on page 128. I kind of want to read this, even though I know the idiotic turn the story takes in issue #7. I may have to give it a try. (9 January)
In case you've been waiting for the trade of Hard Time, DC collects the rest of the series on page 131. Hard Time is a very good comic book that somehow managed to eke out 19 issues. You know you want to read it! (2 January)
Page 140 has some interesting thing. First up is the House of Secrets Omnibus (13 February), collecting the 25 issues of the ongoing plus some other issues. I think I only read the first issue of this and wasn't too impressed, but I'm sure someone can tell us whether it's worth a look. Then we get the Sleeper Omnibus (27 February), which has Point Blank, all of Sleeper, and some Coup D'Etat issues. Sleeper tended to grow on me as it went along, which I suppose is good. Finally, Global Frequency gets a complete trade (30 January). This was better in concept than execution, but it had some nifty ideas and some great artists. The first two books are huge and cost $75 each, while Ellis' book is 20 dollars.
James O'Barr is writing The Crow: Skinning the Wolves on page 153 – it's set in a concentration camp in 1945. I'm kind of ambivalent about this – O'Barr is the only one who should write the Crow, but I'd also like to see his artwork, and he's not drawing this. I'll have to think about it!
Chris Ryall and Sam Kieth have The Hollows on page 169, which takes place in a future Japan where things devour souls while some people live in giant tree-cities. It sounds wacky, but it might be worth a look.
Mara is solicited on page 182. This is Brian Wood and Ming Doyle's mini-series about a world where sports stars are the world's biggest celebrities. It sounds neat-o. (26 December)
In case you've forgotten, Hip Flask is a mini-series, and the latest issue, Ourborous [sic?] shows up on page 186. Ladrönn takes eight months (I think) to finish one page, so these take a while to come out, but they're worth it, because they're absolutely gorgeous. Plus, the story is keen. (26 December)
I really did not like Wild Children, Ales Kot's one-shot from earlier this year, but Change (page 190) sounds kind of neat. It's a bizarre sci-fi story about strange forces who destroy Los Angeles at different points in time, and the three people who can save it. I'll probably have to check it out! (12 December)
The Legend of Luther Strode is offered on page 194. The first mini-series was pretty good, made better by Tradd Moore's brilliant artwork. So this should probably be a good read, too. (5 December)
Morning Glories reaches the end of "Season One" (page 198). Gah, I hate calling comic books "seasons." HATE HATE HATE!!!!! Oh, and this is 48 pages. Because Joe Eisma needs no sleep or sustenance – he just draws without stopping! (19 December)
Abhishek Singh has a graphic novel on page 200 called Krishna: A Journey Within. Yes, it's about Krishna. The preview page is beautiful, but are there any words in this sucker? Anyway, it's 30 bucks for 300 pages, if you care about that sort of thing. (5 December)
I've never read Body Bags, even though I like Jason Pearson's artwork. The second volume of his stories is collected on page 202, in case you're interested. (12 December)
On the same page, the hardcover of Butcher Baker, the Righteous Maker is offered. This is an absolutely beautiful comic, and Casey's story is utterly insane, too. (5 December)
The first trade of Think Tank is solicited on page 206. Only two issues have come out so far, but it's not bad. The art is really good. (5 December)
Hey, there's Age of Bronze #32 on page 208! That's … something. I love this comic, but I buy it in trades, and I fear Shanower will never actually finish it. Good for him for keeping on, though! (12 December)
As I noted last month, in his own comic, Captain America is in another dimension. Yet there he is assembling every Avenger known to man in Avengers #1 (page 6). I was kind of hoping that Marvel NOW! would tighten up the continuity just a tiny bit, but I guess that's not going to happen. Speaking of Hickman and cover artist Dustin Weaver, whatever happened to S.H.I.E.L.D.?
Regarding Cable and X-Force #1 (page 10): Is … is … it 1995? When did that happen?
So the solicit for Iron Man #3 (page 30) puzzles me. First, it's the most "subtle" Iron Man armor of all time. What the holy fuck does that mean? It's a guy in armor – how can that even approach "subtle"? "Stealth armor"? Really? Second, once again the mouth-breathing American editors at Marvel don't know anything about the rest of the world, as they spell Colombia with a "u." And Americans wonder why the rest of the world hates us.
That is one cool-ass cover for Secret Avengers #35 (page 41):
You know, I really want to like the Big Two and I'm sad that they don't put out better comics. Here's the thing about Marvel's relentlessness in shipping comics and DC's indifference to putting out softcover trades in a timely manner – I'm even less interested in the trades as well as the single issues. I mean, some of Marvel's trades look okay, but I know that because Marvel is trying to make every single comic tie into a giant storyline, I'm just not that interested. I'm a bit depressed about that. Oh well.
Let's check out the back of the book. Maybe there will be cool stuff there!
I don't love genre mash-ups, but I love the solicit for Pirate Eye from Action Lab on page 226. It's "a gripping one-shot adventure for any pirate detective fan!" Because, you know there's so many of those kinds of people!
Archaia has the second of three volumes telling stories about the origin of the Dark Crystal on page 233. Joshua Dysart writes these, and I've seen some of the artwork by Alex Sheikman, which is very good. If you're interested!
On page 240 Art of Fiction has Dames in the Atomic Age, which has been available on their web site for a while. It's one writer with a lot of artists, telling a pulp adventure, but I know little about it beyond that. Still, it seems neat.
Volume 2 of Valen the Outcast shows up on page 263 from Boom! Studios. I liked the first volume quite a bit, and I'm interested to see how Nelson wraps up the story.
Com.X has Babble on page 272. It's a mystery about the language of Babel, and it sounds pretty keen.
There's a new Holmes comic on page 275 from Dynamite. The Liverpool Demon is by Leah Moore and John Reppion, who write pretty decent Holmes pastiches. And everyone loves Holmes, right?
Over on page 296, Fantagraphics offers "50 Girls 50″ and Other Stories by Al Williamson. I'm sure that will be keen. On the next page, the old Vertigo title 7 Miles a Second gets a new printing. That's awfully nice. I never read it, but I'm sure somebody out there has!
As always, I'm wary of memoirs, but Mariner Books on page 301 has Calling Dr. Laura, which sounds interesting. A young lady who discovers some family secrets turns to Laura Schlessinger for advice, because why not? I may have to pick this up.
So I turned to page 305 in Previews and fell off my chair. Then I fainted. When I picked myself up, I did a double-take. Yes, Oni Press is actually soliciting Last Call volume 2 by Vasilis Lolos. I read recently about Lolos' many problems in his life since volume 1 came out, and I'm really glad he's back working and putting out comics. Last Call volume 1 was a cool book, and I look forward to more!
Rebellion has Judge Dredd: The Garth Ennis Collection trade on page 312. In case your Ennis collection is incomplete!
Some people read their Atomic Robo in trade, so they should be happy that Flying She-Devils of the Pacific is offered on page 313 from Red 5. If you don't buy Atomic Robo at all … well, you're probably sad. Perk yourself up by buying this one!
I'm not sure if Hellraisers, which is on page 314 from SelfMadeHero, will be any good, but it's an interesting idea: four biographies of Richard Burton, Richard Harris, Peter O'Toole, and Oliver Reed woven together into an alcohol-filled adventure. Raise a glass!
Valiant has begun soliciting trade paperbacks, as X-O Manowar volume 1 shows up on page 325. The first issue looked pretty good, but has anyone been reading it and can give a recommendation? It's only 10 bucks for 4 issues, which isn't great but isn't bad, either.
Well, that's about it for this month's page-through of Previews. I'm sure you'll let me know if I missed anything – I can't cover everything! That's what writing for a comic book blog is all about – letting others know about keen comics!
A heads up: the fifth Hellboy Library Edition came out in July.
I thought comic fans had long accepted the fact that just because two comics come out in the same month doesn't mean they take place simultaneously.
I, too, really want to like the Big Two. But they've made it impossible. Their storylines make little or no sense, their continuity (even month-to-month) is shot to hell, and their characters act out of character.
Marvel and DC are like little brats that break every toy in their toy box.
Michael: That's not what I'm talking about. All of Cap's comic is taking place in another dimension. If it occurs "before" the events of Avengers, I will bet no one will ever ask him, "Hey, how was that other dimension? That sounds sucky." If it happens "after" Avengers, there will never be a point in Hickman's book where he disappears for a while. I certainly don't mind one character showing up in several different books – I've long gotten over that – but the whole point of the new Cap comic is that he's not even on this earth. Does he manage to pop in every so often to assemble the Avengers and then say, "Whoops! Gotta get back to Dimension Z"? That's what bugs me.
So, basically, it's the nerd tapestry.
I quote some very wise men: "Repeat to yourself, it's just a show, I should really just relax."
I remember reading that he said that the avengers would reflect what was going on in other books. So, I don't know maybe time flows differently in Dimension Z, like narnia or something. I know that's whats happening in Fantastic Four, so I imagine it being explained.
WILD CHILDREN was literally the best comic i read all year. such a respite from Marvel being dumb.
CS: That's weird. It was due in July, and I recently asked my retailer about it, and he never received it. Oh well. I'll pick it up on Amazon or someplace!
Michael: Sure, of course it's ridiculous. I hardly read any superhero comics anyway, so it doesn't really matter. I just find it humorous that Marvel and DC want us to buy everything they publish because it fits into some giant story but they can't keep their facts straight.
Randy: That would be nice!
Fresh_Pork: Man, we are far apart on that. I really did not like Wild Children. I mean, really, REALLY did not like it! To each their own, though!
I think the fact that Tony Harris was quite busy with EX MACHINA and not so busy with WAR HEROES might've kept him from doing the newest JSA (elseworlds?) series. Plus this one's not written by Dan Jolley.
Not too sure, I like the cover of The Curse of Dracula. It's beautifully done by Gene Colan, but it kind of shows Dracula raping (or ravishing) his victim. Doesn't it?
As for the Cable and the X-force cover: which one's Cable? They all look alike!
Wasn't Cable recently healed of his techno-organic parts in X-Sanction? Not that I would be particularly bothered were that series ignored…
I…I love Michael P for quoting MST3K.
As for X-O Manowar, the first issue was bit longer than a normal one, so that's about 100 pages. 10 bucks is reasonable since I spent nearly 12 for the first 4. Plus, you probably get all the variants in there too.
Oh, quality? Yeah, it's a pretty cool book. I've enjoyed the nuValiant pretty well, what I've read of it.
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I've read the first three issues of X-O Manowar. It's been a very good read thus far. Feels a lot like the old Valiant: the story moves somewhat rapidly, but it also has a modern sensibility to it.
When they get around to collecting Harbinger (maybe next month?) I highly recommend it. They've gone beyond "Ultimate" or "All Star" conventions and turned the original concept into something intriguing by updating it while keeping some key foundations. It's still too early to say with Bloodshot and Archer & Armstrong, though I have similar hopes for those (and the forthcoming Shadowman too!).
I've liked X-O and all of the new Valiant really. I'd have to read the originals again but I feel like the new X-O initial story is very similar to the 90's initial story.
nuValiant is pretty cool. They are all pretty well written and consistent.
Regarding the ludicrous "Season" virus, as you know I could not agree more, it's just so annoyingly craven and D-U-M-B! Let the hate flow, Greg! As for the concept that Marvel's (and DC's) comics should tell some mega-story, jeez, what are they thinking?! That's precisely the approach that turns me off. I don't have a problem with the occaoccassional crossover but when all of the comics are smushed together until they lose their individuality it's fispiriting. Not only that but thete's rately any time for the charactrs to breathe and precious little evidence of convincing humanity too. I don't think it's eeird to expect some professionalism frm the Big Two or better storytelling. I want to read good stories, I have no intetedt in product, and thrre's no reason that Superhero comics can't be individual and good.
And then we come to Iron Man's "subtle" armour… Bwahaha! That just sounds…bizarre. What's next? Thor with a "subtle" Mjolnir? Spider-Woman with new "subtle" boobs! So… Many… Possibilities… Coming soon: The Subtle Iron Man. It's Marvel Now! Excuse my typos, as usual I'm needing to rush :-P.
X-Force, Blue Devil, and Superboy are in different rooms at the worst Christmas party of all time.
Dr. Nemesis had so much potential. And this is what's become of him? It's a shame.
And am I the only one who finds it strange that there is a Manhattan in the DCU? I mean it isn't THAT weird, but something about that doesn't fit.
When I see the title "To Hell You Ride" I recall it's the nickname and folk origin of the name of the former mining town Telluride, Colorado. I wonder if the book takes place there.
I got hooked on reading Elephantmen from this blog and would love to read Hip Flask (which, if I understand correctly, is set AFTER the events depicted in the Elephantmen series) but I'm waiting for the series to finish first. I'm sure Starkings will issue a beautiful hardcover of the whole mini once it finishes…
And I'm also a trade waiter for Atomic Robo and definitely psyched to have not one but TWO new Robo trades releasing in the upcoming months.
Dr.Nemesis needs his hat.
Dr. Nemesis' previous design was that of a germaphobe Elijah Snow, to suit the fact that most of his dialogue was trying to be Warren Ellis. I'm open to the new look, given how uneventful the original design was.
as for SHIELD, Dustin Weaver is slowly trying to finish it, in the old Marvel-Method:
And as to my previous comment, I of course meant they'll probably print all the variant covers in that XO trade.
And second Craig on Harbinger. It's actually felt almost like a different book each issue, but in a good way. Great stuff.
BitBiteOuch, I found it weird that there's a Manhattan in the DCU also. The first emphasis I remember was in Morrison's Seven Soldiers Manhattan Guardian mini, but I'm sure it's been in other places prior to that. Man, it'd be (sorta) cool if they bring Manhattan Guardian into the nuDC. I say sorta because they're bound to screw it up.
Blue Devil is totally doing his Freddie Mercury impression.
Huh, why IS Superman in the t-shirt/jeans if it's a present day book? Why am I so confused?
Oh, Whistling Skull has been in the works for ages. I had originally had the impression it was going to be a separate thing, maybe even from Image, but at the Boston Comic Con about a year and a half ago, I got to meet Tony Harris and he was showing off some WS pages and explaining how they tied into the JSA Liberty Files world. I think it's a bit of a prequel to the previously released Liberty Files/Unholy Three books. This was also before the nuDC was announced (so the print I have from Capullo with Batman and Robin might be the first art released from that. 101/200, hells yeah!), so the 52 worlds was still a possibility. Now, who knows?
With that Hard Time, is that the whole thing in one volume, or is this a second volume? And why did I miss the first?
House of Secrets omni…ooh. Tempting, but I have about half the issues and probably could hunt down the rest for pretty cheap. I think it was worth it. I wonder if they include some of the letters pages, because in the first couple issues there's a text piece with the "secrets" that the creative/editorial team have.
Global Frequency was fuggin' awesome all around! YOU LIE!!! (uh…sorry)
Crow– the current mini is pretty good, with art by Kevin "Fishtown" Colden. I met him the other day, and if I get something typed up and Brian wants to post it, you can read more about it.
Morning Glories end of Season One…bah. So annoying.
Have you noticed that there are a lot of Image books this year in particular that are one name titles that don't really convey the concept much? Mara, Change, Debris, Dancer, Harvest (well, that one kinda does), Saga, etc. (Actually, etc. is the next one coming, I think.)
That cover of the Cable and X-Force book makes me wonder how they explained off the end of Ghost Box.
But damn, look at Cable's eye patch and big mech-y arm! And Dr Nemesis's gas mask-y thing! It's so much awful on one cover I may just buy it for the hell of it.
I believe the Secret Avengers cover caption is "I know the lights are out, but I can totally see people in there! Trick or Treat!"
I will probably have to check out Pirate Eye, and probably Dames in the Atomic Age.
7 Miles a Second…that's the Wotjewicz (or whatever the name was) and Romberger book, right? It's a bit grim as it deals with male prostitution to a degree, so there are some icky parts. But I'd say it's well done for what it is, if you get me.
Damn, comics have been so good this year. Marvel and DC withstanding. (Actually, there have been some good DC things. Voodoo was better than you'd think. Frankenstein is pretty good. Earth 2 and Worlds' Finest are deec. Blah blah blah.)
My wallet hurts, though. Ow!
That Francavilla Holmes cover – WOW! Too bad he's not doing the interiors.
Mike Blake: Yep, it takes place in Telluride. Well spotted!
Andrew: I'm glad I got you hooked on Elephantmen! Yes, Hip Flask takes place after Elephantmen (the solicit for this latest issue actually spoils a big plot point, which was annoying), and who knows when the final issue will come out. But I do imagine that Starkings will have a beautiful hardcover of it when it does come out.
Anonymous: Thanks for the link.
Travis: The Hard TIme trade is issues #7-12 of the first series. DC ought to just publish a trade with all 19 issues!
I like Global Frequency, I just didn't think the execution was as good as the concept. Something was missing from it, and I'm not sure what. It's tough for me to pin down why I don't love it. But I like reading it, certainly.
Actually, I have no idea what that Dracula book is; it's not a Marvel reprint.. I think I may have to get it now though.
Now I'm even MORE curious about Dracula!
Curse of Dracula is a book Wolfman and Colan did for Dark Horse in the 2000s where they reunited on the Dracula character without having to do so at Marvel, since Dracula is public domain and all.
I have nothing to say that hasn't already been covered, but thanks for being awesome, Greg. This is my favorite CSBG feature and I should probably give you some positive reinforcement every once in awhile.
T.: Thanks for the info. I don't remember that at all!
Dan: Thanks! I enjoy doing it!
Thanks for the shout out for Dames In The Atomic Age! We were incredibly psyched when we saw the book was a Spotlight book this month, and we definitely appreciate the attention here! Cheers!
You can check out a 10 page preview of the book here, if you are so inclined:
Hey Christopher Ryder, I placed my order for Dames…at my LCS this morning. In fact, my comic shop guy said it was something that appealed to him, so maybe he'll order a few!
I will have to check out the preview here to be sure my money will be well spent.
Christopher: No problem. It looks very cool, and I'm looking forward to reading it!
Thanks Travis! I hope you (and the crew at your local shop) dig it!
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The European Union is planning stress tests on nuclear plants this year to enhance safety standards in the region as Japan struggles with reactors crippled by an earthquake and a tsunami.
EU Energy Commissioner Guenther Oettinger said member states and power companies including German utility E.ON AG backed the idea of voluntary tests at a meeting today. Energy ministers, energy firms and regulators were called to Brussels to discuss nuclear security and the situation in Japan, where the government is battling to cool three reactors in the northeast damaged by the worst quake in the country on record.
"We want to look at the risks and safety issues in light of events in Japan," Oettinger told a press conference after the meeting. "We'll conduct the tests as soon as we reach an agreement on the criteria and the reach and the extent of them. Recognized, independent experts will be responsible for carrying them out in the course of this year."
Nuclear power stations, owned by companies including Electricite de France SA and Germany's RWE AG, currently produce around a third of the electricity in the 27-nation bloc, according to the European Commission. Safety competencies are shared between national authorities and the commission, the EU executive arm.
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Prime Minister Naoto Kan said the danger of radiation leaks increased at the nuclear facility, located 135 miles (220 kilometers) north of Tokyo. That sent the nation's Topix stock index to its biggest two-day drop since 1987 as concern grew over the government's ability to contain the crisis.
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Whether it is because of busy dockets or the fact that the issues could be hard to decide, especially without a plenary hearing, the use of parent coordinators (PC) began becoming more frequent about 10 years ago. Sometimes it was by consent but other times, it was foisted upon warring parties whether they wanted it or… Continue Reading
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Do You Want To Be Right Or Do You Want to SettlePosted in Practice Issues, Property Settlement Agreements
I see it all the time. The fight rages on for the fight's sake. Each party sure that they are right. Each party insistent that they must win. The lawyers pile on, adding fuel to the fire. Worse yet, some times this happens when the major issues are resolved and the battle continues because of… Continue Reading
SUPREME COURT RULES THAT EXPERT REPORT NOT BASED UPON EVIDENCE SHOULD BE SUPPRESSED – SHOCKING!?!Posted in Practice Issues
It is not uncommon to get in an expert report from the other side that makes you scratch your head. Maybe it is well written Maybe it is very interesting. Hopefully the math is right. Maybe it is even very persuasive. The reason why you are scratching your head, however, is that the factual basis… Continue Reading
THE BENEFITS OF MEDIATION -EVEN IF YOU DON'T SETTLEPosted in Mediation/Arbitration
Earlier today, Robert Epstein posted an interesting piece entitled The Psychology of Mediation. Whether people like it or not, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is here to stay as the new norm. Court backlogs are long and trial dates are scarce, even when you want them. Moreover, the system is set up to have numerous settlement… Continue Reading
CHANGING YOUR NAME POST DIVORCEPosted in Divorce, Modification, Other
In my opinion, most people (typically women) decide whether or not to change their name to a maiden name at the actual time of the divorce proceeding, if not sooner. The decision is a largely personal one and in my years of practice I've heard the gamut of reasons why to or not to change from… Continue Reading
KILL THE GOOSE THAT LAID THE GOLDEN EGG AT YOUR OWN PERIL!Posted in Alimony, Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Practice Issues
We see it all of the time. Your spouse cheated and more than that, spent a lot of money on that #%!@@@ (add your own derogatory word here.) Your say that your spouse is a terrible parent, a drunk, an addict, beats you and the kids, etc. You say that your spouse is alienating you from your kids. Your… Continue Reading
THE INAPPROPRIATENESS OF LINKING RESOLUTION OF CUSTODY TO RESOLUTION OF FINANCESPosted in Alimony, Child Support, Custody, Practice Issues, Visitation/Parenting Time
Judges want all issues resolved but especially custody and parenting issues. No issues are more difficult and heart wrenching to decide – especially when facing a true, bona fide custody dispute (and I am not sure that there are really many of those – but occasionally they occur.) Phote courtesy of freedigitalphotos.net The New Jersey… Continue Reading
A PLAGUE ON BOTH YOUR HOUSESPosted in Custody, Practice Issues, Visitation/Parenting Time
A plague (commonly quoted as a "pox") on both your houses. One web site noted that the "… phrase is commonly applied to criticize warring factions whose rivalry brings ruin to others." Who would have thought that Shakespeare (in Romeo and Juliet) would have coined a phrase that is as apropos to the goings on in… Continue Reading
NEWS FLASH – PAYING ALIMONY IS NOT THE EQUIVALENT OF SLAVERYPosted in Alimony, Modification
Did the title to this post get your attention? Did you think it was a joke? Maybe a Friday Funny? It wasn't. The Appellate Division today held that paying alimony and child support was not akin to slavery. Wait, I am really not kidding. *Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net In the case of Tobasco v.… Continue Reading
APPELLATE DIVISION SAYS THAT MEDIATOR CANNOT THEN SERVE AS ARBITRATORPosted in Mediation/Arbitration
Given the shortage of judges, backlog in the system and the rash of new judges, alternative dispute resolution has been coming more and more prevalent in the divore cases. For as long as I can remember, custody and parenting time mediation and Early Settlement Panels have been mandatory in New Jersey. For the last decade, give… Continue Reading
IF A SETTLEMENT HAPPENS IN THE WOODS OR AT MEDIATION, CAN ANY BODY HEAR IT?Posted in Mediation/Arbitration, Practice Issues
At divorce attorneys, we all have had this happen to us. We go to a mediation, spend all day negotiation, finally come to a settlement, and leave thinking that the matter is resolved, but for the formalities. Then a few days or weeks later, one or both sides backs away from the deal. You want… Continue Reading
DOES A 15 YEAR MARRIAGE AUTOMATICALLY MEAN PERMANENT ALIMONY?Posted in Alimony
When laws get changed, the preamble to the statute and/or the legistlative history often tells you the perceived need for the change. As an example, when the palimony law, which we have blogged on numerous times before, changed a few years ago, the preamble of the amendment to the statute mentioned several palimony cases that… Continue Reading
Pre-Nup Reform is HerePosted in Prenuptial Agreements
Back in October, I blogged about the potential amendments to the New Jersey's Premarital Agreement Act. As of June 27, 2013, the proposed bill is now new law. Prenuptial Agreements are meant to fix parties rights and responsibilities in advance, so as to avoid litigation and aggravation in the future. In fact, right up front… Continue Reading
Random Thoughts Regarding The Proposed Alimony Reform StatutePosted in Alimony
Yesterday, I blogged on the proposed alimony reform legislation in New Jersey. At the end of that post, I posited the following questions. Is this really a radical change, or in many respects, does it simply codify what is often done in practice anyway? Will it really take away advocacy when circumstances so require? Aside from… Continue Reading
If You Enter Into An Agreement or Consent Order, You Can't Appeal ItPosted in Practice Issues
There are many cases that say that the settlement of litigation ranks high in the public policy of this state, As such, there are many cases that say that an agreement can be enforced, even if it is not reduced to a writing, if the major terms have been agreed to. As my client learned… Continue Reading
The Never Ending Negotiation – Death By A Thousand Paper CutsPosted in Practice Issues
Several years ago, I posted a blog entitled "Some Times You Just Have to Try a Case." In that post, I discussed that there are some times where a litigant simply refuses to settle making a trial inevitable. Are there times, however, when a trial might be less costly, quicker and preferable to long, drawn… Continue Reading
A Parent's Sexual Conduct and Whether they Take Their Kids to Church Can Impact a Custody Determination ….. In AlabamaPosted in Custody
Every month, I get an email with entitled Case Update from the ABA Family Law section which contains blurbs from interesting decisions throughout the country. This week, I got the December 2012 update and had to take two steps back when I read the following blurb: Trial court may, in an initial custody determination, consider a parent's… Continue Reading
Perpetrator of Domestic Violence Cannot have the victim removed and get temporary custody of the kids, can he?Posted in Custody, Domestic Violence, Visitation/Parenting Time
If I were to tell you that the victim of domestic violence was put out of the marital home and the abuser was granted temporary custody of the kids, you would say I was crazy. The Appellate Division would agree and in reported (precedential) decision released on October 19, 2012 in the case of J.D. v. M.A.D.(ironically),… Continue Reading
Finally an Answer to the Question about whether the Supreme Court Guidelines Apply to Parent Coordinators appointed in Counties Outside of the Pilot ProgramPosted in Custody, Practice Issues, Visitation/Parenting Time
An issue that has vexed us in the past is whether the rules enacted by the Supreme Court regarding parent coordinators were to be applied to all parent coordinators appointed by the Court. In 2006, the New Jersey Supreme Court implemented a pilot program in four vicinages (Bergen, Morris/Sussex, Union and Middlesex) for parenting coordinators. … Continue Reading
Read Melissa Brown's Informative Article Entitled "How to Find the Right Divorce Attorney for You"Posted in Divorce, Practice Issues
Melissa Brown, an attorney in Charleston, South Carolina, is a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and one of the preeminent family lawyers in South Carolina. I had the occasion, last week, to read her excellent article on her blog entitled "How to Find the Right Divorce Attorney for You." Melissa has graciously allowed us to re-post her post. Her… Continue Reading
If Your Agreement Has a Mediation Clause In It To Resolve Future Disputes, You Actually Have to Go to Mediation To Resolve Future DisputesPosted in Mediation/Arbitration, Practice Issues
For whatever reason, it is not unusual for a Marital Settlement Agreement and/or Custody Agreement to have a mediation clause in it which requires parties to go to mediation before bringing an issue to the Court by way or motion. For some issues, like enforcement, one questions the obligation to go to mediation. Either someone… Continue Reading
Should Income Be Averaged for Alimony and Child Support Purposes When the Components That Made Up the Income Have Changed?Posted in Alimony, Child Support, Practice Issues
It is not unusual to use a three or five year average of someones income when calculating alimony and/or child support if their income fluctuates. Why does income fluctuate? Sometimes people earn commissions based upon sales which vary from year to year. Sometimes the economy or other reasons dictate how much of a bonus they get.… Continue Reading
Can What a Lawyer Says Bind Their Client?Posted in Practice Issues
I have recently had a case where the other attorney would tell us one thing on the phone and another to the Court or in Court papers. When called on this about face in court, the attorney made a weak denial before saying that it does not matter what he said and that it only matters… Continue Reading
Psychological Parents Not Entitled to Same Constitutional Protections as Biological Parents in Grandparent Visitation DisputePosted in Custody, Grandparent Visitation
For more than a decade, we have known that biological parents have certain constitutional protections that help them defend against grandparents or other third parties seeking visitation with their children. In fact, in New Jersey, because a fit parent has a fundamental constitutional right to autonomy in child-rearing decisions, a grandparent who seeks a visitation… Continue Reading


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"Working Together to Create a Better Tomorrow"
An Educational & Community Institute for Parents in District 14
Date: Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Time: 8:30 am—1:00 pm
Place: PS 297
700 Park Avenue
Brooklyn, NY
Workshops on:
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· How to volunteer at you child's school
· Using poetry to help your second language learner
· How to help your child with Reading and Math
· The NYS ELA and Math Exam
· College & Career Readiness
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· District wide programs & initiatives
· Using Yoga to reduce stress
· How we can work together to achieve greater
Breakfast and Lunch will be served.
Workshops will be offered in English, Spanish, Chinese, Arabic & Polish
For more information, contact your Parent Coordinator, Deise Kowalski at 718.389.5842 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Voting Locations (locations closest to the school )
District Office, 410 Atlantic Avenue March 28 - April 1: 10AM - 5PM
Greenpoint Library, 107 Norman Avenue
March 28 - 31: 1PM - 8PM
April 1: 1PM - 6PM
April 2: 1PM - 5PM
United Jewish Organization, 32 Penn Street
March 28: 1PM - 5PM
March 30 - 31: 1PM - 5PM
Brooklyn Athletic, 8 Berry Street
March 26 - 27: 8AM - 11AM
St. John's Lutheran Church, 155 Milton Street
April 2: 11AM - 1PM
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Grades 3-5 Parent Information Workshop:
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Don't miss the opportunity to learn how our PS 34 curriculum addresses the standards.
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Time: 2:45pm-3:45pm Where: Kindergarten Cafeteria
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All Parents/Guardians are welcome to attend.
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Parent-Teacher Conferences:
Thursday, March 3, 2016
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Grade K & Pre-K will be dismissed at 11:30 AM
Grades 1-5 will be dismissed at 11:35 AM
Tuesday, February 9th Unity Day (PS 34 Unites Against Bullying)
Attire: Wear our school color blue to show "Unity".
Wednesday, February 10 Celebrating Cultural Awareness Day (PS 34 Appreciates Diversity)
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Thursday, February 11 My Hero Day (PS 34 Celebrates their Heroes– someone they respect and admire)
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Friday February 12 Friendship Day (PS 34 celebrates the importance of Friendship)
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Art Workshop for Parents/Guardians
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We are honored to welcome to PS 34 Mr. Rafal Olbinski, an award-winning illustrator, painter and educator. Olbinski's works have been featured in international galleries including the Museum of Modern Art and the Smithsonian Institution. Mr. Olbinski was awarded the title of "Gloria Artist" from the President of the Republic of Poland and was the recipient of the International Oscar for the World's Most Memorable Poster, The Prix, in 1994.
Mr. Olbinski has graciously offered to host art workshops at PS 34. Families and students will have an opportunity to participate in this exciting event.
Parents/Guardians Art Workshop with Rafal Olbinski
When: February 9th, 2016
Time: 8:45 AM
Where: Art Room (Norman Ave Main Entrance)
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Monday, February 8, 2016
School Closed.
School will be closed from February 15, 2016 through February 19, 2016 for Mid-Winter Recess. School will re-open on February 22, 2016.
January 25, 2016
In order to have an easier dismissal due to snow accumulation in the school yards, the children will be dismissed earlier today, Monday January 25, Tuesday January 26 and Wednesday January 27 in the following order:
2:25 PM Grade K-1
2:30 PM Grade 2-3
2:35 PM Grade 4-5
· Parents/Guardians will be able to pick up their children in the main office after dismissal times.
· Please exit the school yard promptly as you pick up your children.
· For everyone's safety, children should not play in the snow piles nor should anyone through snow during dismissal time.
Thank you,
Carmen Asselta, Principal
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Monday, January 18, 2016.
Brooklyn Three Kings Day Parade - Sunday, January 10th,
Meeker Avenue and Graham Avenue-Kick off at 2:00 pm
Come join us for
this fun-filled, annual community celebration.
Please come join us
at PS 34 for hot chocolate and cookies at 12:45 pm before the parade. We will be lining up
for the parade on Meeker Ave and Graham Ave at 1:45 pm.
Pizza and Refreshments will be available to all marchers at PS 257, 60
Cook Street at the end of the parade.
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School will be closed from December 24, 2015 through January 1, 2016 for Winter Recess. School will re-open on January 4, 2016.
On December 16 we were honored to welcome Raquel M. Ortiz the author of the children's book Sofi and the Magic, Musical Mural. She visited our second grade for a special assembly.
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Thursday, November 5, 2015
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Grades K, Pre K will be dismissed at 11:30 AM
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Due to construction work on McGuiness Blvd the playground today and tomorrow, class 2-112 Ms. Zieba, class 5-214 Ms. Larkin and class 3-212 Ms. Duffy will dismiss on the Eckford Street schoolyard.
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"There is no teacher but the enemy. No one but the enemy will tell you what the enemy is going to do. No one but the enemy will ever teach you how to destroy and conquer. Only the enemy shows you where you are weak. Only the enemy tells you where he is strong. And the rules of the game are what you can do to him and what you can stop him from doing to you." -Mazer Rackham - Ender's Game Orson Scott Card
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Effort to upgrade La. 1 advances in Washington
Published: Friday, November 30, 2001 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, November 29, 2001 at 11:00 p.m.
Efforts to upgrade La. 1 to ease traffic to and from Port Fourchon crossed a major hurdle Thursday night, officials said.
Aides to U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., said a congressional conference committee labeled the highway - from Grand Isle to U.S. 90 - a "high-priority corridor.
"What that means is that now that segment of Highway 1 will be eligible to compete for grant funding that it was otherwise would be ineligible for," said Herman Gesser, projects director for Landrieu.
For years, local business and government leaders, led by the La. 1 Coalition, have lobbied to widen and upgrade two-lane highway to handle increasing traffic headed to and from the oilfield port.
The La. 1 segment now becomes part of the National Highway System and eligible for grants administered by the Federal Highway Administration.
Gesser said the Transportation Appropriations Bill is expected to win approval by both the House and Senate and receive President Bush's signature within the next few weeks. The compromise bill cannot be amended by either house - it must be approved or rejected in total.
The bill also includes $3 million to help replace the aging Leeville Bridge near the southern Lafourche Parish port. It contains another $16 million for continued work to upgrade U.S. 90 between Lafayette and New Orleans to interstate standards.
Landrieu, a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, recently invited U.S. Sen. Patty Murray to New Orleans to learn about Louisiana's infrastructure needs. Murray, D-Wash., is chairwoman of the Senate Transportation Subcommittee, whose approval was critical.
Landrieu said the meeting paid off, as officials got to hear directly from those most involved, including La. 1 Coalition Director Roy Francis and port director Ted Falgout.
"Because Louisiana's transportation system is a vital link in moving imported and domestically produced energy to the nation, greater federal spending to improve our highways and ports is a wide national investment," Landrieu said today.
She told members of the Senate during debate on the bill that La. 1 is the only land route to Port Fourchon, which is the gateway to about 13 percent of the nation's crude oil and more than 75 percent of offshore oil and gas production in the central Gulf of Mexico. About 1,000 large trucks travel the stretch of state highway daily.
Since the 1950s, when oil production began along the Gulf's Outer Continental Shelf, the federal government has collected more than $120 billion in taxes on drilling activities.
"Fairness demands that the federal government return some of the money to the region that created it, and federal funding of La. 1 improvements would be a good start."
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Communities and campaigners in Germany, the Netherlands and Luxembourg lobby for closure of two ageing 40-year old Belgian nuclear reactors close to borders Read more ›
We appeal to your solidarity to try to stop immediately and this time for ever the reactors Tihange 2 and Doel 3, whose pressure vessels are streaked with thousands of cracks and whose steel became too brittle under certain conditions. Read more ›
According to a scientific study published by The Lancet,
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Small amounts of radioactivity absorbed by workers in nuclear plants, radiologists, radiotherapists as well as their patients, can definitely lead to leukemia and other similar cancers according to a study called « INWORKS » published by The Lancet (Haematology – 22th June 2015), one of the three major scientific pubications in the medical field1. Read more ›
Before their meeting in end of April we send the following letter to all members of the International Review Board which was established due to the cracked reaktor pressure vessels of Doel 3 und Tihang 2:
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If you are given 3 standard 6-sided dice, and are asked to pick the order of the numbers that will appear; what is the probability that you will win, given that order DOES matter?
I guess, it's still 1/216. Similar to choosing a number between 000 and 999 with odds 1/1000.
How many different orderings are there? clearly $3!$:
where a,b,c are the first, second and third throw.
Is some order more likely than others? No, because of symmetry.
So the answer would be $\frac{1}{6}$.
The only thing that you did not clarify is what you want to do with ties... (I ignore them in this case)
The size of the probability space is $6^{3}$. The event that you guess the right sequence of numbers has size 1. Thus, the probability is $\frac{1}{216}$, in fact only 1 of the possible sequence is the right one (given that order matters).


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BEST WESTERN Trailside Inn
BEST WESTERN Trailside Inn
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.3/10
343 N. Main St.
Alturas, CA 96101
Hotel Freebies Available*
• Free Breakfast show dates
• Free Internet in Room show dates
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Welcome to the BEST WESTERN Trailside Inn
A free breakfast, outdoor pool and premium cable in all rooms get high ratings from Priceline guests for the non-smoking Best Western Trailside Inn, situated in the mountains of Northern California.
Hotel Features
The air is fresh both outside and in thanks to a fully non-smoking policy at this two-story Best Western near forests and mountains. The 38 rooms are well-suited for business travel or family trips, with free stay for kids 18 and under, premium cable, dataports, free high-speed internet and free coffee and tea. A computer in the lobby, photocopy services and free newspapers add convenience. Additional amenities include a free continental breakfast and a heated outdoor pool, open seasonally. Parking is free, and pets are welcome for an additional charge.
Hotel Location
The hotel is centrally located in Alturas, three miles from the Modoc National Wildlife Refuge. Area activities include hiking, hunting, fishing, bird watching and golf — there's a course less than two miles away). Restaurants, a theater and a museum are within a 10-minute walk. Klamath Falls Airport is 94 miles away, and it's 295 miles to Sacramento International Airport.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests will enjoy coming home to comfortable rooms and lots of freebies after a day exploring the rugged beauty and diverse wildlife of Northern California.
BEST WESTERN Trailside Inn Amenities
- Accessible facilities
- Air conditioning
- Alarm clock
- All public areas non-smoking
- Cable television
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Complimentary breakfast
- Complimentary continental breakfast
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Complimentary newspaper in lobby
- Data port
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- Free local calls
- Free newspaper
- Free parking
- Hairdryer
- Hearing impaired services
- Heated pool
- High speed internet access
- Internet access
- Ironing board
- Microwave
- Non-smoking
- Non-smoking rooms (generic)
- Outdoor parking
- Outdoor pool
- Pets allowed
- Photocopy center
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- Refrigerator
- Security
- Truck parking
- Wake-up calls
Hotel Guest Reviews of the BEST WESTERN Trailside InnOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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January 5, 2016
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June 20, 2014
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June 20, 2014
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Very very clean and comfortable. Much nicer than. What I expected
Walls were very thin. Guest next to us were speaking in a normal tone and we could hear them.
Great value for the money. Extremely clean and comfortable. Wasn't prepared for how little the town had to offer as far as food goes. Great place to rest up on a long road trip.
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Although this hotel is a little older and not on the main highway, it was a very good experience. The room was renovated and very nice and the staff was very helpful. I would definitely stay here again.
Dana from Mercer Island, WA
August 30, 2013
August 30, 2013
Pleasant room although the bed was very firm.
Breakfast was disappointing. Mostly Costco muffins, cold cereal etc. Nothing hot to eat although I guess I could have heated the muffin or toasted a bagel.
Jackie from Sparks, NV
September 20, 2010
September 20, 2010
Clean and comfortable, nice bed and quiet location.
Nowhere in town to get dinner, only vending machines at hotel.
Very nice, good decor, clean and quiet. Everything in the room worked. The breakfast was heavy on crabs and pretty
different but we never expect much there anyway, went to breakfast in the next big town.
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*Per apt/per night. Subject to availability.
Explore Sydney
You'll be thrilled to discover all the excitement of Darling Harbour, Cockle Bay Wharf, King Street Wharf and Darling Quarter only moments away. Be sure to visit the Sydney Sea Life Aquarium one of Sydney's tourist hotspots, home to 12,000 marine animals across 650 species. Darling Harbour also puts on a spectacular fireworks display on selected Saturday nights, so if staying over a weekend you may be lucky enough to enjoy this fantastic show!
Recommended Dining
Here's our pick for the best places to dine whilst staying at Meriton Serviced Apartments Kent Street.
Drop in at Incanto Coffee, located directly under the hotel for your daily caffeine fix or café style dining.
For a casual, family friendly atmosphere be sure to enjoy an array of Asian cuisine also located directly under the hotel at Pepper Lunch, Just Pho or XI'an Noodle house. Nick's Seafood Restaurant at Cockle Bay or Stacks Tavern at Darling Quarter are also highly recommended.
Indulge in a fine dining experience at Tetsuya's, Modern Japenese influenced cuisine, only across the road at 529 Kent Street Sydney. Perfect for a special occasion or perhaps entertaining a corporate client.
Our friendly Guest Service team will be more than happy to assist with reserving you a table if required and providing directions.
Enjoy the perfect mix of sightseeing and retail therapy at the world famous Queen Victoria Building. A 10 minute walk away offering an array of stores leaving you spoilt for choice! The building itself is breathtaking. The old world, elegant atmosphere makes you feel like you've stepped back in time and allows you to escape the hustle of the city. Enjoy dining in one of the many cafés or restaurants on offer allowing you to sit and take in the beauty of the stunning interior. Head to the very bottom of the building to discover Victoria's Basement, one of the best places to discover a gift or souvenir!
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What's the volume of the foster's pot?
Mine arrived a couple of days ago. Thanks!!
I'm in for 12 as well. PM and paypal on its way. Thanks!
Hung there in September, there were a lot of boy scouts in the campgrounds but I only saw a few people on the trails. I'm in for 2011!
I might be, if you all don't mind putting up with a total noob.
His loss is my gain! :)
I guess I put my order in just in time, got my New River KAQ in the mail yesterday. The quilt looks like a great piece of gear, can't wait to try it out (maybe this weekend?)
Just wanted to chime in and say that I will probably buy one when it becomes available.
According to wikipedia, ethylene is an olefin, in the organic chemistry sense of the word. So it would make sense that polyethylene = olefin.
Thanks! That instructables page is actually what got me interested in hammocks in the first place. Then I found Sgt. Rock's page while looking for instructions on how to make a better hammock, which...
This, maybe?
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This week's Wednesday's Child is a sweet, soft-spoken 12-year old girl. Kisha likes to play, read, and takes walks.
Kisha also likes school, especially her teachers. She says they help her a lot, particularly in the subjects of social studies, math, and science.
Kisha is hoping a mom and dad will help her, too. She's hoping they'll take her shopping and on vacation. But most of all, she's hoping they're nice and just "love her."
If you'd like more information about Kisha or any of the other children in need of adoption, call Kansas Children's Service League at 877-530-5275. You can also check-out their website at www.cominghomekansas.org.


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LUBBOCK (November 1, 2012)—In July forecasters said Texas would have a wetter and cooler winter, but they've changed their tune because El Nino has weakened from stronger than usual to neutral.
Weather officials now say Texas has an equal chance of rainfall above normal, near normal or below normal.
This year the state rebounded somewhat from last year's historic drought.
Texas got 21.5 inches of rain through September, which is about 1.3 inches above the average of 22.8 inches for the nine-month span.
Last month, though, rains across the state were scant.
October, usually Texas' third-wettest month, could turn out to be the driest since 1952.
El Nino's counterpart, La Nina, brought Texas its driest-ever year in 2011 and Texas agriculture lost a record $7.6 billion.