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For Xhevahir Ajdini, who served three and a half years in Illinois state prisons for selling marijuana, being Jewish on the yard was a matter of keeping his head down and doing his time quietly.
"Of course there were gangs, but I didn't get involved," he said. "I read books and hung out with the Jews."
Ajdini, who came to the United States from Albania as a teenager and speaks seven languages, spent his time taking classes and preparing for his education at Northeastern University, where he currently studies.
But for inmates like Strauss, who served his time in more violent state systems with fewer Jews, quiet and insularity is not an option.
"If you're going to be openly Jewish, you need to proclaim it boldly," he said. "Either you're going to fight and be a man or you're going to bow down and live with the consequences."
Gary Friedman, the director of Jewish Prisoner Services International, agreed. "Those who are the most out front about being Jewish get the least hassle," he said. "We have inmates wearing yarmulkes and tzitzit in the most dangerous prisons in the country, and no one touches them."
A Jewish inmate who seeks to pass as a non-Jew and is discovered raises the most red flags; the inmate remains different while smacking of dishonesty.
Building trust and being openly Jewish can go a long way, but it is no panacea. The struggle of prisoners to maintain respect among their fellow inmates is always ongoing, and Jews rarely have the numbers by themselves to ensure their safety. In a prison system where almost one in ten inmates is sexually assaulted and violence is rampant, not being backed by a large group of friends means exposure to real danger.
"[If] you have 1,200 inmates you'll probably be lucky if five or six are Jewish," said Carl ToerBijins, a former deputy warden in the Arizona Department of Corrections. "There's strength in numbers. Being Jewish has no advantage." According to Friedman, there are between 12,000 and 15,000 Jewish prisoners nationally, less than 1% of the total prison population.
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Indeed we are living in uncertain times, history repeats itself but with the twist that in today's ever shrinking world communications are such that with few exceptions the entire world gets to poke their noses at everything that happens even in the obscurest of corners of the globe, however in spite of all this informative barrage most countries are still regional, to include the United States of America which is a melting pot in the process of consolidating it's identity, inherently European but with very strong connotations of other cultural influences or Luxembourg where over sixty percent of it's inhabitants are not of national origin.
For all our technology, intellect, knowledge, tolerance and understanding must of us uphold a national identity or herald those cultures that we favor or identify with, this is natural and true to human nature and it will always remain so, it does not matter how closely nit the world becomes.
I am not against immigration "in an orderly and organized manner" and truly enjoy the diversity of those cultures which contribute and complement our own Western or Asian civilizations and others which seem to coexist in many countries without major differences.
It is an entirely different scenario when a group of people migrates to a country not to embrace its particular culture and share theirs, not only transplanting their orthodox fundamentalist believes which are contrary to western civilized humanitarian Jewish-Christian values but expecting their host country to accept such concepts as Sharia law and other absurd traditions which Diminish and abuse women, advocate the destruction of gentile, Christian, Jewish societies or anyone else that does not fit the molds presented by their radical religious faith, despises defenseless animals that we hold dear, dogs and the like, etc. I do not care what the Koran or their tribal rules dictate, there are many passages on our own Bible which today are deemed detrimental or of no consequense to society and we look beyond the meaning of those words. If some of the more fundamentalist, fanatical Muslims can not evolve or become moderate and insist in living in the middle ages with inquisition and braces on their brains then there is just no space for them and will not be welcomed in any truly civilized country.
The rise in popularity of extreme right wing groups can certainly be attributed to cultural identity, mostly prevalent in the upper and middle classes and economics in the working and lower classes, it is inevitable and comprehensive that extremist groups from the right and the left alike will utilize what is at their disposal in order to obtain their goals and further their agenda.
At the end we have to revert to the source of all these social ailments; "extremely liberal governments".
I am not advocating for drastic solutions only "responsibility, check and balance" But if some of these issues are not addressed soon there will probably be drastic consequences.
@ L6QjhvJGVk. "However, there is a very good chance that the French lady would cook better food."
Actually that is a myth. Some foreigners believe that being married with a French woman means sitting down to a feast every evening. NOT! In today's world usually both couples work which was the case of my married situation. Today a lot of frozen food graces the tables in French families. As I have always said French food is good, but so is Italian, Spanish and Japanese especially. All countries have good food IMHO. Have you ever been to Japan? If not go there and eat Japanese food (Nihon riyori). I have been invited to many Japanese households in France and Japan and the care,love and presentation that goes into the food is absolutely unbeatable in the world.
The problem I have with big meals in France is that after eating you have to lay down and let the digestion set in. A lot of it is very heavy. Also during big sit downs the conversation will inevitably turn to sex as women in France are still considered objects. For me this is quite boring (especially as I get older and am now married again. LOL) Fortunately the days of these big French meals followed by sexual innuendo are long past me.
"Just to satisfy my curiosity, What can make a human being hate with such force and how can you live with those bitter destructive virulent feelings?"
Just to satisfy my preference for logical rigor, and in case you're driven to sin against philosophy by posting the same thing a third time, the above is what is called a 'rigged question', a type of rhetorical question which cannot be answered without agreement with the views it expresses.
Clearly economiser1167 and the people who recommended his comment do not believe that they harbor hatred of an unnaturally forceful kind, or bitter destructive virulent feelings which impair their day-to-day lives, any more than your eloquent remarks about Stalinism and the Spanish Civil War show that you yourself harbor such emotions, so it would be inconsistent of them to attempt to satisfy the curiosity you express.
The attitude you demonstrate in your last paragraph explains why the Right becomes popular.
After all the endless spin that distinctions ''between right and left'' no longer are relevant, or indeed exist, I'm glad to see the Economist recognising that the far right certainly does, with its ideas scarcely less unpleasant than ever before.
People who no longer know - if they ever did - who they are, and thus need their identity to be nationalised and preserved within a fossilized 'Kulture', have something wrong with them, in my view.
You ARE, of course, simply by existing.
Philosophers told us all about that centuries ago, though many still don't seem to grasp that they exist, and claim to need luvvie feelings of solidarity with others of the same 'nationality' as a category that can exclude, raise emotion and make us all touchy-feely about those in the same category as ourselves - all quite wholly regardless of their personality and/or behaviour!
Quite why I have to love all who have the same passport issuing authority as I do, all without exclusion or exception ''lovely people'' of course, and thus exclude anyone who doesn't, fully beats me as a political, or rational idea.
Quite bonkers to think that in order to survive, I need to club it all with everyone else in my adminstrative bureaucracy, and push out people, like 'friends', if they happen to be bureaucratically identifiable as administratively different!
Well, it is something deeper than that.
After all there is a reason why it was Europe that produced fascism, nazism & communism. Not to mention the Hitlers, Mussolinis and Stalins of this world.
And have we forgotten that a mere 2 decades ago, the Balkans produced a tin pot dictator who went crazy with ethnic cleansing and genocide - Sebrenica on European soil . Incidently this tin pot dictator and his racist party were tremendously popular in Serbia at that time.
Left-wingers are all stupid. They want unlimited immigration without considering the consequences and without knowing that all muslim immigrants are fiercely racist, and anti-Semitic. Muslim Immigrants who come to Europe don't want to integrate with the Europeans at all. They hate the Europeans because they hate the inalienable rights the European Governments guarantee us all: the freedon of religion, of thought, of speach. They are against women's rights specially. They want to subjugate the European people and possibly convert them to Islam. Probably they will succeed in carrying out their plan. Never say never.
Tuscans consider themselves Tuscans first second Italians.
Sienesi consider Sienesi first, Tuscans second and Italians very very last, let alone Europeans.
Maybe someone has mentioned this already but Sweden has its fare share of far right sentiments and if the current trend continues the anti immigration party, the Sweden democrats, will climb from 6% in the last election to over 10% in the coming election in 2014
Well, it appears Europe has perfected Buddhism. We reached Enlightenment and now we're well on our way to Nirvana, ending our cycles or rebirth.
On a more serious note, I don't mind cultures changing over time. It's just that Europe's cultural and ethnic suicide is happening right now and it's not a natural evolution but something that's forced upon us by the powers that be. Bovine acceptance at this point is not in our best interest.
You are right, and even in a tolerant and inclusive place (this is at least a claim among politicians) like Sweden we experience phenomena such as white flight - the migration of ethnical Swedes to areas where the density of ethnical Swedes is high (http://www.ieb.ub.edu/aplicacio/fitxers/WS10Jofre.pdf) as well as the clustering of foreign ethnicities (like Syrians in Södertälje).
Cultural cohesion - i.e. to share values, norms, and traditions with ones neighbhours is a deep-rooted human trait that persists also in multicultural, tolerant, inclusive (and whatever else adjectives politicians use) societies.
Someone for whom possessing a master's degree and having been a green beret is "grandiose" must be a poor devil.
You got a point about the democratic deficit in the EU.
The Lisbon treaty gave Europe an unelected president who earns more than Obama.
Now this is something one expects from a third world organization.
I see the morons are at it again with there petty, media tags ('Populist', 'Xenophobic' etc...) do you even know what they mean?
Seriously - only those who've never attended college or university (not that there'd be anything wrong with that) find a master's degree some sort of remarkable achievement.
Blame the Islamic extremists who were living with their wives on benefits while insisting that Europeans adapt to Sharia conventions. What was it that one Belgian islamist said? Sharia for Belgium? Where were the moderates in their open condemnation? Want to get to the root of the intolerance - that is pretty much ground zero.
I will not enter a debate about beauty - with a lady. However, there is a very good chance that the French lady would cook better food.
"I have been remarried for the last 10 years with a very charming American woman and most French women couldn't hold a candle to her."
Oh no now there you have done it.
Now we will be treated to several links about how French women are more superior than American women in every way - better looking, more sexier, slimmer than obese American women, etc etc, and other self serving delusions of the French.
I am sure "she" is working on digging up those links right now.
I don't realize this making a big fuss about the far right in Greece while the far left generally speaking much more dangerous is. If you consider that Communism has made more than 100.000.000 victims all over the world,then there is no comparison at all between the far right and the far left, is there?
Immigrants are not innocent. They are always illegal and have come to Europe unlawfully. In Europe they have nothing to do. They have to go back to their countries before people here kick them out roughly sooner or later.
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With just three months left for the present Legislative Assembly's term to end, several members got together for a group photograph on Wednesday in front of the Vidhana Soudha just before the day's session commenced.
Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar, Deputy Chief Ministers R. Ashok and K.S. Eshwarappa, Speaker K.G. Bopaiah, Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister S. Suresh Kumar and several ruling and Opposition members participated in the photo session.
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Decided I would start off easy and walk my dog around the neighborhood. Then stepped it up a notch and got some gas without going inside. Later I took the plunge and went into Publix. And even later that night went to Kroger.
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Dallas Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle provided a spark, and his team played just as he hoped.
Monta Ellis had 23 points and nine rebounds, and Dirk Nowitzki added 18 points as the Mavericks handed the Indiana Pacers their third home loss of the season, 81-73 on Wednesday night.
"Coach got on us pretty good this morning," Nowitzki said. "I thought we responded. We battled them and tried to make it tough on them."
The Mavericks (32-22), who have won six of seven, finished a three-game road trip heading into the NBA All-Star break. Dallas' five-game winning streak was snapped at Charlotte on Tuesday.
"It wasn't that we didn't respect Charlotte," Carlisle said. "It's that we had such great respect for Indiana. We knew we were going to have to play at a super high level."
It wasn't easy for either team.
Dallas won despite its second-lowest point total this season. The NBA's highest-scoring team netted only 80 points in a loss to New York on Jan. 5.
The Mavericks came out on top by holding the Pacers to a season-worst 32.1 percent shooting.
George Hill had 14 points, and Lance Stephenson and Danny Granger both scored 13 for the Pacers (40-12), who have lost two of three.
"They beat us at our game," Hill said. "They played well tonight and we just didn't play good enough. We gave one away. It's unfortunate, but it's over now."
The Mavericks outscored the Pacers 21-11 in the final quarter and scored the first six points of the fourth. Dallas took a 66-62 lead when Ellis made a free throw with 6:55 remaining.
Brandan Wright scored, Ellis made two more free throws, and Wright made a layup to give the Mavericks a 72-66 edge.
Ellis made a 3-pointer early in the second half to give the Mavericks a 46-42 lead. West hit a jumper, Samuel Dalembert also scored, and Hill sank a 3-pointer to make it 48-47.
Paul George scored to give the Pacers their first lead of the second half, 53-52, with 6:12 left in the quarter.
Indiana built its edge to 60-55, but Dallas scored five straight to tie it with 2:20 remaining in the third.
Pacers coach Frank Vogel reminded his team leading up to Wednesday's game that the All-Star break didn't begin until after Indiana's meeting with Dallas.
"I wanted to make that clear to all of our guys," Vogel said. "We've got work to do. We want to go into the break ahead 3 1/2 games."
The Mavericks spoiled that for the Pacers.
Indiana outshot the Mavericks in the fourth quarter, but Dallas pulled away by making 13 of 16 from the free throw line.
Hill scored late to make it 74-68, but Ellis made a pair of free throws. Stephenson scored on a lay-up, and George grabbed a steal and later hit a 3-pointer to make it 76-73 with 37 seconds remaining. Ellis scored four straight points from the line to give the Mavericks an 80-73 advantage.
"We were able to make just enough plays," Carlisle said. "It was just a very competitive game from start to finish. There was a lot of attitude in the game, which is great. We were able to get out of here alive."
The Mavericks are already looking past the break, and things won't be any easier then. Dallas will hosts the Miami Heat in the first game after All-Star weekend.
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Indiana had 10 offensive rebounds and scored a season-low four second-chance points. . The last time the Mavericks won in Indianapolis was November 2009. . Mavericks guard Gal Mekel was out after having right knee surgery. . Dallas guard Devin Harris didn't play because of knee and ankle injuries. ... The Pacers committed 20 turnovers and fell to 5-4 when they have at least 20.
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I don't know anything except that in one article, he was mentioned in the same sentence as gholston *shiver*
Gholston is a very bad comparison. Unlike Gholston, Maybin shows up on gameday. But we already have a very fast, not yet strong enough pass rusher in Shawn Crable. Why would we need a Crable-clone?
I do not pretend to know a ton about football, but I did go to Penn State when Aaron Maybin was recruited. From Day 1 he was the leader of his class and organized the recruitment of all football players in his region to come to Penn State. Then once on the team, he quickly became a vocal leader while working his way up the roster. He definitely is the kind of guy you want in your locker room to be an example for younger players. I would say, even more then Paul Pozlusny, he was the purest "leader" I saw on the grid iron while I was at Penn State
Maybin has enough experience in a similar defense that I think he could come in and get some snaps as a rook. I'm not so sure there are many rush-end, 'backers more suited for the Pats scheme than Maybin.
He's not a Crable clone. Maybin is a much more highly ranked prospect. Crable was ranked a 3rd rounder and that's where we drafted him. I'm not even sure if Maybin will make it to #23.
I'm not referring to rank. I'm referring to body type and specialty. Both guys are not very well developed, both are very fast, and both are speed rushers off the edge. Maybin will not play right away in the NFL, and you need that with a first rounder. It's quite possible that a weak performance in lifting at the combine knocks him back a round.
From fans perpective, he didn't stand out in the Rose Bowl. He is known for pass rush and had good stats last season, but so did Victor Butler who could be drafted in the later rounds. from nationalfootballpost.com Victor Butler: Oregon State (6-2, 238) Projection: 6th Round An explosive defensive end at Oregon State who will make the transition to linebacker in the NFL. An ideal 3-4 outside linebacker prospect with natural pass rush ability from footballdraftanalysis.com 9) Victor Butler OLB 6'2 238 Oregon State Butler currently plays rush DE for the Beavers, but his size or lack there of will force him to play OLB at the next level. Butler is quick around the edge and has enough moved to keep opposing OTs guessing. He's expecting to be in the double digits this year in terms of TFLs. He looks athletic enough to make the transition into a fine 3-4 OLB candidate.
Is based on the last name starting with letter M ? i.e. Mankins, Mayo, Meriweather, Maroney, ... in that case I guess you may be predicting other propects with last name starting with W ? Warren, Wilfork, Watson, Wheatley, Wilson..
That whole article including comments is worth reading. I was interested to see him high on Everette Pedescleaux, a kid who instantly leaps out on any scan of size/speed for a DE (and was recruited to play college basketball, too, which speaks to his athleticism).


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Any archery clubs in Gainesville/Ocala area?
February 25th, 2010, 11:33 AM
New to archery and looking for a club/ place to shoot. Thanks for the info.
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February 28th, 2010, 08:06 PM
There is Gator Bowman in Gainesville you can PM me and I will get you the information on that Also, in Ocala stop by Jerry's archery and talk to Buster and he can tell you about Ocala archery and also the 3d circuit that they run. Easton has opened a brand new archery complex in Newberry just outside of Gainesville and then if you want to drive just a little every tuesday night there is a indoor league that shoots in Inglis hope this is helpful. And welcome to the neighborhood I'm about 20-25 min from Williston
March 1st, 2010, 08:19 PM
How are these places at helping out new archers on their form? Or do you have to pay an instructor? I'll hopefully be setting up a decent range at my place this spring. I'd let anyone willing to help me out as far as form, bow tuning, etc have free access. I'm planning on having a stand/platform setup at around 15-18' with targets at various yardages.
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March 2nd, 2010, 06:31 AM
The Easton Archery in Newberry does have some instructional classes. If you call over and ask for Brandi she can let you know more on times and events.
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Most any couple that has a successful relationship will tell you that KEEPING a relationship takes invested work; however, EARNING the love of a man is not the kind of work you should EVER be invested in.
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Say a little elf showed up on your doorstep one morning, knocking on the door and calling your name to come outside. Imagine you opened the door and looked down, only to find him standing there, adorable as can be, holding a beautiful diamond necklace in his little pudgy hands.
Imagine, then, that he held the necklace out to you, offering it to you. You may be hesitant to take it, wondering why he is giving you such a gift and even thinking that it's a trick or a manipulation. But, say, he assures you that he is only giving it to you because he thinks you are special and that he wants you to have it. You would probably take it, right? I would.
Now say he comes back the next day—this time dragging, behind him, a mop and a broom. He tells you he wants to come in and clean your house, free of charge. Would you let him? Maybe, if he seems trustworthy and if you have some time to burn so that you can supervise him in your house.
Imagine he comes back EVERY morning for two weeks, bringing different gifts and offering different services. Imagine you begin to really appreciate him, trust him, like having him and his acts of love around you.
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Imagine he comes around the next morning with a smile and another necklace. You warily open the door, most likely because you feel bad, and he offers up the necklace, pretending nothing happened the day before.
You don't take the necklace and close the door on him.
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Freezing, dirty looking carpet, furniture & walls were filthy... Stated online for free Breakfast but only cereal, cake, toast... No fruit, p
Location is the greatest in Norcross area.
some of the furniture needs to be replaced.
Wi fi was free
Just about everything else. The first room they gave me hadn't been cleaned. The halls, lobby and overall appearance of the hotel and rooms was one of neglect and not being cleaned. Just cereal and grocery store doughnuts and bagels for breakfast and the coffee was bad we had to drink tea. Will not ever stay there again.
The hotel was nice I am sure. It looks run down. The breakfast wasn't very impressive and the room was freezing.
The nice customer agent who checked us in. The appearance of the hotel as you drove up and once you walked in to the front desk.
The room was old, the television did not work (button was broken and couldn't turn tv off). You had to share a microwave with the entire floor...not cool. The room just did not feel comfortable at all. Also, the fact that people who used the hotel for an extended stay was not good at all. People were smoking when the signs clearly stated no smoking in particular areas of the hotel. You are asked for your room # when you go down for the complimentary breakfast. Ummm...it was a lot that I DIDN'T like about this hotel, so we actually only stayed one night since we got in around 1am...got up early morning and checked out.
Great location, reasonable rates. The sheets and bed were clean.
Only one ice machine works in the 8 floors of ice machines. The elevator is disgustingly dirty.
There were exposed outlet boxes all over the room, which was extremely dangerous since I had my four year old with me. There was an old blood stain on the sheets. The pool was broken which is why I choose this hotel and the check on person never mentioned it.
The location
The room was cold that breakfast was served in.
room was excellent, comfortable bed. Check in was efficient.
Breakfast location was difficult to find. Door to room had closed sign on it and front desk staff were no-where to be seen.
I like the location it was very convenient parking was good and the entrance to the hotel is very nice
Was very noisy I was not able to rest because you could here the person in the next room and each time when someone open and close their room doors you could here it ......plus for some reason on alarm clock keeps going off from 4 AM to 8 AM in the morning which is crazy.....it was just hard to get any rest.
Value, friendly staff, location
No pool(as outdoor is connected to indoor a it's not heated), fitness room had 3 machines very outdated and 3 sets of weights(30, 40, 50 pounds), continental breakfast only bread and cereals, furniture and carpets outdated and not very nice, there was water leaking from the roof in the bar area, room was very cold.
I had one night stay in this hotel recently. After I returned to Jacksonville Florida, I realized I left my electronic toothbrush charger in the room. They made effort to ship it back to me. Great staff and excellent service.
Not much
They could not locate the luggage cart. Checked me into a room which had not been cleaned. Staff didn't have good command of English. Facility overall is in desperate need of repair. Even the low price was overpriced in my opinion.
Both nights there was k-9 unit and regular police walking the building not sure why but diffently was very safe
There was a coffee maker with no coffee pot
location and front desk staff especially Ms Diane the supervisor on the morning of Oct 31.were positive attributes.
Smell. broken light socket. loud AC being on 7 floor. cigarettes smoke No working ice machine on 7th floor. I had back surgery a year ago and the luggage roller wheel didn't roll well card key took 10-14 times swiping to unlockdoor. smoke detector constantly beeping. TV screen with frizzy lines going across it. we were TIRED and had my 15 month old granddaughter it was a miserable night!!!
I liked the fact that the hotel is situated in a central place in Norcross so we were able to go around Atlanta and had easy access to other business.
Furniture old and ripped up.. Carpet throughout whole place was extremly dirty. Bunch of scary shady looking people in hotel
Smelled smoke in hallways breakfast was terrible caught maid drinking my used bottle of water the gym is horrible nothing worked and our dated
The front desk staff is very nice.
I found trash under the bed, hair on sinks and other bathroom fixtures as well as in the bed. I found a dirty towel behind the door and the carpet needs cleaning. Finally, it only has one working ice machine and it is not sanitary.
Nothing! !
Everything. They had guys in the back of the hotel smoking Marijuana. The back door is suppose to be a security door where's you can open it with your hotel card. That didnt work, it stays open 247. You can get cleans towels unless house keeping is on duty. House keeping does not work at nite only during the day. We had to move to another room because a/c stop working. It was just a horrible experience. That hotel really made me and my family dislike the city and I don't we will visit again!
The shower---clean/hot Location Did have maid service
To start--booked 2 months in advance---King Smoking---none avail. so double smoking---same price. The hallways are filthy--there is only one cart at the hotel. TV remote did not work. Lightbulbs out--but staff did give one to replace. Card for the door worked--but lock stuck---felt like i had to break in every time I left the room. Wifi--is under some "genius" name---NOT GardenPlaza wifi---spent about 45 min trying to figure out why i couldn't log in. Then tried the other and logged in fairly easy--but had to log in every time.
Location was great.
The place is falling apart, however, our room was clean. The entire building is in need of repair. Our bathtub was flaking away. We had difficulties with the lock. Upon arrival, we had to return to the desk for help. The next morning we had the same problem. Even the cleaning lady was not able to open - she called a repair man. Two lamps did not have any bulbs.
Clean, updated room with a very comfortable bed.
The price was a little steep for the environment
Too many people in the hallway during early hours of the day. Didn't feel safe. That's Why we checked out early


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Thanks for voting for SocialismSubmitted by amyd (not verified) on Tue, 10/28/2008 - 5:18pm.
Karl Marx would be so proud of Barack Obama and all of you sheep who are following him. It is so sad that this country is headed towards becoming socialistic society. The greatest country in the world and because of class envy and people wanting a hand out we're creeping closer to socialism every year. I don't think McCain is perfect by any means, but I think that he believes in the core values that made this country what it is. Hard work and wise choices = the american dream.
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"Characters you hope die"
He should learn how people fom Detroit pronounce the street names. And he just sounds so sarcastic all the time. The characters are lousers enough, then his interpretations makes them worse.
I tried and tried with this book. I kept thinking it would get better. But the characters and their attitudes and activities are repulsive in a way. Boring, for certain. Couldn't finish it. A waste of money and time. I listened to one Leonard book and enjoyed it. Then a second which was just ok. But this one, yuk. I'm from Detroit, so the narrator's mispronunciations of the streets and areas was annoying. Would it be so hard to get it authentic?
"Maybe her best yet"
It is a well plotted, intriguing story linked to Canadian history told in a way that unfolds realistically but still surprisingly. No gimmicks.
The ending, when the plot takes a turn you don't expect, but still follows perfeclly from the story elements.
Setting up the intrusion into the Surete's computer system. All the characters' reactions were so authentic -- true to their personalities and characters. And the tension is palpable.
Deception and corruption, loyalty and family secrets.
Superb narration of a large group of characters; you get to know them all....
"History that reads like a great novel"
Superb history story
Cromwell, of course. The author and narrator combine to humanize him and the mid 1500s as no other account I have ever read.
This is the first time I have heard him. But now I will look for him.
I like to take Cromwell out, but he might be bored.
This should be required reading in any college English or Western European history course.
"Difficult to enjoy"
I would not recommend this version -- the reader is overly dramatic and the author too self indulgent. The story is interesting and deserves a good editor and better reader.
I like long books, so I chose the 8 hour version and regretted it the first day. Still, in the long slog thru this there are fascinating facts and perspectives.


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Adult Sports Leagues, and Why You Should Join One
Posted By Mark Sisson On December 7, 2010 @ 2:49 pm In Fitness,Health,Play | 63 Comments
Last week's post on the buddy system [7] got me thinking about the importance of general camaraderie in physical activity, beyond just the fact that having a person who relies on you to work out will get you off your butt and moving. I think you can go further than a single buddy – how about an entire team of them?
I don't know where I'd be without my weekly Ultimate Frisbee games. That may sound silly or infantile, but I'm serious: it keeps me sane, melts the stress away, and represents an opportunity to keep up with friends (in person, not over some social network [8] or through texting). In other words, it's my primary form of playing. And though I realize it's ultimately my fault, I don't think I play up Play enough around here. Sure, there was the Definitive Guide [9] some time back, and we all remember the post on dance [10] (no, I still haven't uploaded any videos), but it really deserves more emphasis. It's one of those aspects of life that seems to fall by the wayside, even as you intellectually acknowledge its importance. Heck, with children having trouble getting a good solid play session in these days without strict adherence to a daily planner, is it any wonder that adults need the occasional nudge toward carefree play?
So consider today's post an official nudge.
Play doesn't have to be totally unstructured, though. It's not necessary to flail around like a young kid exploring the extent of his or her physicality, or climb around on jungle gyms amidst odd looks from parents. In fact, there's something to be said for engaging in cohesive, structured group play – also known as sport. Our ancestors surely played sports, both for fun and as tests of physical prowess, and there exists extensive evidence of sport in the ancient world, from Gaelic field hockey-esque hurling [11] to Chinese soccer-esque cuju [12] to Roman rugby-esque harpastum [13] to the mysterious Mesoamerican ballgame [14]. A Native American game called chunkey, in which spears and sticks were thrown through rolling stone hoops, may have helped usher in inter-tribal peace [15] in what's now the southeastern United States. Sport is powerful. While it'd be pretty cool to start up a Primal harpastum league, you'll probably have better chances with one of the more contemporary pursuits.
But how? Where?
Back when I was a kid, finding a pickup football game was as easy as heading down to the local field on a summer's day. Basketball games could be had at any open court, and kickball or baseball games were always popping up at the local diamond. How's a person to get involved nowadays? Well, it depends entirely on what sport you're interested in.
People still play basketball outside without needed structured leagues to make it happen. Just visit a local park and, if the sun's out and there's a full court available, you'll probably be able to get a game going. I don't play the game myself (I enjoy watching, though), but one of my buddies plays pickup games all the time. His advice? Find a park where people are playing, making sure they're not too good (or too bad) for you, and put your name in to play. It also helps to ask what time of day and day of the week people generally play, since you'll find that outdoor pickup courts follow an unofficial schedule of sorts.
There are also more organized avenues. For pickup games or open gyms in your area, check out Infinite Hoops [16] or No Fouls [17]. For adult amateur leagues, try googling "adult basketball leagues [your city here]." I tried looking for a comprehensive aggregator, but they were all regional.
Yeah, I'm biased, but it's just a fantastic sport [18]. I'm also biased toward meat and vegetables. Ultimate also has a lower barrier to entry than some of the other sports, where you might face off directly against opponents with vastly superior talent, strength, speed, and size. Don't get me wrong; you still gotta have accuracy, speed, and the ability/willingness to throw your body out there for some big catches, but total beginners can have fun with it.
If you can't get enough friends together to play, check out some local leagues through the Ultimate Players' Association [19]. As always, Google is your friend. LA people, check this [20].
Ultimate's lesser-known relative that combines golf and frisbee, frolf is kind of the black sheep of the disc-related sports. We don't really like to talk about or acknowledge its existence, to be quite honest, but I felt for completeness' sake I'd give it a plug.
Though my Ultimate teammates would crucify me for doing this, here's a frolf course finder [21] for the United States. Enjoy.
Sure, hipsters may have obfuscated and ruined just about every fond childhood memory through layers of cheap irony, but they can't take kickball away (try as they might). Kickball is like baseball, only with big rubber balls and feet. It is a true joy. You probably won't get an amazing intense workout with kickball, but you'll have fun, and that's really what we're going for here.
Check out WAKA [22] for a league near you, or spring for the kickball set [23] and get your own games going. If that doesn't pan out, you can always follow the trail of empty PBR cans.
Elementary school districts across the United States have been banning children from engaging in ultra-competitive, soul-crushing sports. You know, stuff like tag, freeze tag, hide and go seek, capture the flag, and, most famously, dodgeball. Dodgeball is a tough sport. I played it as a kid and there's no ignoring the fact that getting pegged in the face by a rubber ball is embarrassing and defeating. It's just you, the ball, and that annoying kid that sits behind you and flicks spitballs at the back of your head in class. Someone's getting hit and someone's walking away victorious. That's a lot to handle, but it's an important lesson for anyone, even adults. So, adults, think about playing some dodgeball.
Here's a short list [24] of local dodgeball leagues. Following the Google formula should reap results, too ("adult coed dodgeball leagues [city]").
American football is a tricky one. There's a reason high school, college, and pro players wear lots and lots of padding: throwing one's adult body full force against another adult body can be dangerous to both bodies. Of course, those guys are incredible athletes, hugely strong and fast at once, so there's a lot more potential force behind those hits than you see with the biannual warriors in the park on Super Bowl Sunday during half time. Some, though, have argued [25] that the padding and helmets only make the hits harder, wilder, and more dangerous (kinda like how thick running shoes mask the damage [26] that's being done to your feet and lower limbs until it's too late), so maybe playing naked (not like that) subconsciously ensures safer hits.
Flag or touch football is a good option if you want to avoid any career-ending injuries, or just play with friends you trust and tackle/tread lightly.
It's the biggest sport, globally, but since I have a lot of American readers who may not be into it, it bears mentioning. Soccer is undeniably intensely physical; you have to be in great physical shape to keep up the pace of a 90-minute soccer game spanning the entirety of those huge fields. And you don't necessarily have to be great at it in order to have fun – if you don't believe me, just watch a youth soccer game sometime. They're generally awful (lots of clustering around the ball, regardless of a player's position on the team) but seem to really enjoy it. I see a lot of pickup games at local LA parks on Sunday evenings, right before dusk. Any city with a large Latino population will probably have games available.
If that doesn't work, try a Google search for local adult soccer leagues.
This is not my favorite sport. Okay, I harbor an intense disinterest in it, bordering on dislike. That said, it is a sport that takes speed, strength, hand-eye coordination, accuracy, and teamwork. Maybe it's because I was never any good at it that I don't like it, but go ahead and do it if you're a fan. Anything physical that gets people working together toward a common goal (the utter defeat of your opponents) is fine by me.
The ever popular corporate softball league is a good reliable option, or you could check out the Adult Baseball Association [27].
For any sport, Googling the phrases "adult [sport] leagues [your area/city/state]" or "coed [sport] leagues [area]" will generally produce good results. Another option is going to your region's Craigslist "event calendar" [28] and searching for "[sport] league" or "[sport] pickup games." You can also get good results through Yelp [29].
This is serious stuff, guys. It's not food and it's not resistance training or sleep or which supplement is best, but it is vitally important. Sports are a way to test your mettle. Anyone can face down an inanimate object (barbell, your own bodyweight, a pullup bar, a steeply ascending mountain hike), but how often do you get to see how you stack up physically and mentally against your fellow (wo)man? The rush of victory is delicious and addictive, while defeat is a bitter pill that we should all learn to swallow. Both have their place in a healthy, happy, well-adjusted modern life, but it's up to us to make it happen.
On second thought, this post is no nudge; it's a well-placed boot.
So do it, and let me know how it goes in the comment board!
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[11] hurling: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurling
[12] cuju: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuju
[13] harpastum: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harpastum
[14] mysterious Mesoamerican ballgame: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mesoamerican_ballgame
[15] usher in inter-tribal peace: http://www.archaeology.org/0909/abstracts/pastime.html
[16] Infinite Hoops: http://infinitehoops.com/
[17] No Fouls: http://nofouls.com/
[18] just a fantastic sport: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/ultimate-frisbee/
[19] Ultimate Players' Association: http://www.usaultimate.org/index.html
[20] this: http://www.laout.org/
[21] frolf course finder: http://www.frolfcaddy.com/map/
[22] WAKA: http://www.kickball.com/searchzip
[23] kickball set: http://www.amazon.com/Champion-Sports-Inch-Playground-Ball/dp/B000KIBRVI/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1291752748&sr=8-8
[24] short list: http://www.bullz-eye.com/recreation/dodgeball.htm
[25] have argued: http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2009/10/19/091019fa_fact_gladwell
[26] thick running shoes mask the damage: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/barefoot-running-harvard-study/
[27] Adult Baseball Association: http://www.dugout.org/dugout/findaleague/league_list.htm
[28] "event calendar": http://losangeles.craigslist.org/search/ccc?query=kickball&srchType=A
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MICHAEL WOLF PHOTOGRAPHY. At Musée des Beaux-Arts de Liège – BAL, the BIP2014 programm will complement the Museum's permanent collections.
Classical and modern paintings, figurative and abstract art, contemporary pieces, treasures of the Wallonia–Brussels Federation and the Graindorge collection will be reorganized to fit the BIP2014 selected theme of ways of distancing, reflecting and resonating. The broad issue of artistic representation, its scope and its impact on the meaning man has given the world throughout the ages will be questioned through photography and video. The pictorial will be replaced by the mechanical image and vice versa through subtle multiplier effects and reversals. The accepted categories of art history, consecrations and achievements will be viewed through the small end of the telescope. Photos Instagram and more… Point Of VuTh. Cinemagraph: 28 Still Photos With Subtle Motion. So today we're going to showcase animated GIF artwork but there are not the regular GIF we use on websites.
These are beautiful twist from somehow nasty animated Gif artworks with the use of high quality photos from modern photography, and the pioneer, Jamie Beck and Kevin Burg called it – Cinemagraph. (Image source: From Me To You) ATMOSPHERE-PHOTO. Persona : un album. ALAIN DELORME Photography. Visiofly : Toute la prise de vue aérienne. Jane Bown. Jane Bown (born 1925) is a British photographer[1] who has worked for The Observer newspaper since 1949.
Her portraits of famous people have received critical acclaim. Personal life[edit] Sandra Rauch - Tec Artist. Gabriel Mendes. Neff-fotodesign. Scott Beseler Photography Cincinnati. Gregory Colbert's Vision - ashes and snow. Didier Massard. YellowKorner : Photography - Art - Limited edition. Louise Alexander Gallery - Projects & Acquisitions. GoPro.


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I went there to have my lawn mower looked at the person I spoke to Matt was very knowledgeable and experienced. He was able to help me efficiently. Very please with this place
Fast and reliable service took my machine in for repair. And found them to be honest and didn't try to up sell me on anything definitely will be going back.
The guy at the front counter really knows his stuff about small engine repairs. I will be using them for all my repair needs.
Best service for small engine repair in the GTA.
Went in to have my snowblower repair.the service was great and they fixed it the next day. I will be going back for all my repairs


text: Pianist Michael Chertock has fashioned a successful career as an orchestral soloist, collaborating with conductors such as James Conlon, Jaime Laredo, Keith Lockhart, Erich Kunzel and Andrew Litton. His many orchestral appearances include solo performances with the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal, the Toronto Symphony, the Baltimore Symphony, the Detroit Symphony, and numerous other orchestras. He made his Carnegie Hall début in 1999 with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra and in June 2005 with the Boston Pops Orchestra, he performed the world première of a work by Todd Machover, commissioned by the Boston Pops expressly for him. In 1994 he released on CD a collection of his original arrangements of music from movies entitled Cinematic Piano. Since then, he has recorded three more film discs: Palace of the Winds, Christmas at the Movies and Love at the Movies. Michael Chertock serves as Assistant Professor of Piano at the University of Cincinnati, College-Conservatory of Music, is principal keyboardist with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and is conductor of the Blue Ash-Montgomery Symphony.