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I never paid much attention to it , my mind was always on whats in the cup , the music I was listening to and the scenary that was waking around
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I somehow got on this page while messing around with the many Nana back-and-forth emails. In any event, it's a great page, but this red cup thing is truly an epiphany. Thanks for the info.
You're very welcome. The company claims that it just so happens to be that way and it was not intentionally at all. Whether intentional or not, still cool nonetheless.
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DebuggerDisplayAttribute Class
Determines how a class or field is displayed in the debugger variable windows.
Assembly: mscorlib (in mscorlib.dll)
[AttributeUsageAttribute(AttributeTargets::Assembly|AttributeTargets::Class|AttributeTargets::Struct|AttributeTargets::Enum|AttributeTargets::Property|AttributeTargets::Field|AttributeTargets::Delegate, AllowMultiple = true)] [ComVisibleAttribute(true)] public ref class DebuggerDisplayAttribute sealed : public Attribute
The DebuggerDisplayAttribute constructor has a single argument: a string to be displayed in the value column for instances of the type. This string can contain braces ({ and }). The text within a pair of braces is evaluated as the name of a field, property, or method. For example, the following C# code causes "Count = 4" to be displayed when the plus sign (+) is selected to expand the debugger display for an instance of MyHashtable.
[DebuggerDisplay("Count = {count}")] class MyHashtable { public int count = 4; }
Attributes applied to properties referenced in the expression are not processed. For some compilers, a general expression may be allowed that has only implicit access to this reference for the current instance of the target type. The expression is limited; there is no access to aliases, locals, or pointers.
This attribute can be applied to the following:
The Target property specifies the target type when the attribute is used at the assembly level. The Name property can contain a string similar to the one used in the constructor, with expressions enclosed in braces. The Type property can be set blank if the type should not be displayed in the data windows.
The properties should only be used on type proxies.
For more information of the use of this attribute in Visual Studio 2005, see Using DebuggerDisplay Attribute.
Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP SP2, Windows XP Media Center Edition, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, Windows XP Starter Edition, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2000 SP4, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 98
The .NET Framework and .NET Compact Framework do not support all versions of every platform. For a list of the supported versions, see .NET Framework System Requirements.

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First Stage adds four performances of 'Pinkalicious'
First Stage Children's Theater is extending the run of "Pinkalicious the Musical" by adding four performances.
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Army Athlete of the Year Kelly Calway's Breastfeeding & Milk-Donating Marathon, PLUS GIVEAWAY!
What better time than racing for prevention season to introduce our newest Team Best for Babes Champion for Moms, Kelly Calway! Kelly is the 2008 Army Athlete of the Year, the first military person in the US Olympic Trials 2012, holder of countless … Continue reading
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We're so happy to share this guest post from Kiddada Ramey Green, founder of the Black Mothers' Breastfeeding Association. We nominated Kiddada for Healthy Child, Healthy World's Mom on a Mission award. Please take a moment to give her your … Continue reading
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No person on the face of the earth is more deserving to coach a Texas high school state tournament basketball game on the Erwin Center floor than Sudan girls coach Clay Stout.
Stout and his overachieving team lost to Archer City last weekend in the Class 1A Division I semi-state semifinals. Translated, that means Sudan reached the state semifinals for the second consecutive year, but lost.
Recent format changes by the UIL mean Class 1A schools don't play semifinals games in Austin, like 2A, 3A, 4A and 5A schools. If Class 1A schools were allowed semifinal games, we wouldn't be having this conversation.
With Sudan's loss Saturday, Stout has been within one game of coaching in Austin 11 times and never made it.
Is there a basketball god out there?
Five straight years as the coach in Happy, Stout reached the regional finals. Six times at Sudan his teams either reached the regionals or semi-state.
Stout refuses to pout.
"I was tickled to death with this team this year," Stout said of his team's 29-win effort. "I wasn't sure because of all that went on we would win 12 games. I'm so proud of them."
Stout has the respect of area coaches for his knowledge. And how many coaches around have led their team to the regional tournament 13 of the last 16 years?
Plainview coach Danny Wrenn, going for a rare four-peat in Class 4A this week in Austin, loves talking hoops and life with Stout.
"As far as X's and O's, nobody is better," Wrenn said. "He's a great, great coach and great man."
Stout said at one time the streak bugged the heck out of him. Now he is at peace with it.
"I don't look at it as being cursed," Stout said. "It used to bother me. But not any more. I feel blessed to be a coach and couldn't have been happier with the way this year's team played."
When Stout makes it to state, the man is allowed to get on his knees and lay one serious smooch on that Erwin Center floor.
On the flip side of Stout, there's the remarkable coaching run of 18th-year Canyon girls coach Joe Lombard.
On Thursday, Lombard will coach in his 16th state tournament and go for his 11th state title when the Canyon Lady Eagles play in the 3A semifinals.
Part of Lombard's success was with Nazareth during the 1980s.
Lombard owns a 574-54 record at Canyon. He was 301-25 at Nazareth.
That totals out to 875-79. Incredibly, Lombard is still in the running to win 1,000 games before he loses 100.
North Randall County Baseball has landed a biggie. Well, two biggies.
The NRC will host the 10-year-old Cal Ripken Southwest Regional Tournament July 23-27. Teams from Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico and the Virgin Islands are scheduled to be in Amarillo for the event.
The opening ceremony will feature Perryton native Mike Hargrove. Of course, Hargrove is considered the greatest baseball player in Texas Panhandle history. "Grover" played in the major leagues mainly with Texas and Cleveland, then managed in Cleveland and Baltimore.
Stay tuned for more information. And if you want to secure early tickets for Hargrove's speech at the Civic Center, call Roger Allen at (806) 358-8445.
Longtime Amarillo Dillas game announcer Joe Frank Wheeler is leaving Amarillo/Borger for Lake Havasu City, Ariz., next week with a promotion from Wells Fargo Bank.
Joe Frank, one of the more enthusiastic and positive people you will ever be around, also did plenty of play-by-play radio for Amarillo-area sports events.
He will be missed. For sure, "Th-a-aat's an M-R-L foul ball" will never be the same at Dillas games.
Thought I had a serious scoop for cycling fanatics. Lance Armstrong was supposed to be riding through Amarillo. I'm still here to report that Armstrong might be in Amarillo. But not for at least a year.
Armstrong will be involved in a Texas United Ride in which every United Supermarket in Texas will be on the stop. But United officials could not confirm when or where Armstrong will appear.
Amarillo High's 1994 Class 5A girls state championship team will be recognized this week in Austin during the 2004 state tournament.
AHS coach Dale Blaut and his 1994 Lady Sandies had a marvelous run going 36-1 and completing one of the great runs in Amarillo basketball history with back-to-back state championships.
The 36 wins is an AISD record for victories in a season by all basketball teams.
Finally, Masters defending champion Mike Weir has chosen the meal he will serve at this year's banquet.
It will be caribou at the Augusta, Ga., golf paradise.
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Can you barbecue caribou?
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Oviatt Spotlight: Kathy Dabbour, Associate Dean
The Oviatt Library's newly appointed Associate Dean, Kathy Dabbour, is a true valley girl and CSUN alumna with a strong passion for student success and a long history of working to advance the library's mission.
Laurie Borchard, Digital Learning Initiatives Librarian and Meet the Librarians of the Oviatt blogger, poses some candid questions to the Oviatt's newly appointed Associate Dean Kathy Dabbour.
Oviatt Spotlight: CSU Japanese American Digitization Project
Through the CSU Japanese American Digitization Project, the National Parks Service grants funding that will help the Oviatt Library and some of its sister CSU libraries to archive significant historical treasures.
This three-year effort provides for the digitization and online access of approximately 10,000 documents from over 30 archival collections related to Japanese American incarceration during World War II and the resettlement.
Oviatt Spotlight: Research Fellows Program
The Oviatt Library will partner with Academic Affairs to present the 7th Annual Research Fellows Colloquium, an event collaboratively conceived by the Library, the colleges, and former University Provost Harry Hellenbrand.
Oviatt Spotlight: the Award-Winning Learning Commons
After almost two years, CSUN students, campus administrators, and the surrounding community all agree that the Oviatt Library's Learning Commons is an all-around award winner. On any given day during the semester, the open, bright, collaboration-friendly space is crowded and buzzing with a variety of activities.
Oviatt Spotlight: Weeding
With spring in full swing, we thought it an appropriate time to share some insights into the essential work that is involved in the ongoing care and cultivation of our Library garden. It is difficult for librarians, book lovers that we are, to take part in a process that actually removes books from the shelves. Yet, as libraries are becoming more assessment driven and therefore more data driven, we are discovering that student requirements are changing.
Oviatt Spotlight: CSUN Cat People
Squirrels aren't the only wildlife living in the trees and shrubbery that surround the Oviatt. A small population of feral felines is lovingly cared for by the CSUN Cat People, a volunteer organization that also works to help educate the community.
Oviatt Spotlight: Freshman Common Read
With CSUN's Freshman Common Read Program, the Department of Undergraduate Studies and the Oviatt Library offer an incoming class of highly diverse new students a communal point of connection in the pages of a shared book.
CSUN's Freshman Common Read Program is turning 8 this year. Cheryl Spector, Director of Academic First Year Experiences, began contemplating the idea in 2004. She was inspired at a First Year Experience Conference by similar initiatives at other campuses.
Oviatt Spotlight: Student Employees 2014
We have long suspected that the Oviatt's dynamic mix of student employees represent the very best and brightest that CSUN has to offer and – as it just so happens – our students agree.
The Oviatt employs approximately 150 CSUN students at any given time. This large and essential component of the Library's workforce consists of a remarkable cross-section of the university's highly diverse student population. Library student employees come from across the street and from around the world.
Oviatt Spotlight: Women in Science and Engineering
The Oviatt Library is proud to highlight the contributions and activities of the Bonita J. Campbell Endowment for Women in Science and Engineering (WISE), which have enriched the Library, individuals across campus, and the larger community.
WISE was established in 2009 by Professor Emerita Bonita J. Campbell, with a mission "To encourage women to build careers in the fields of science and engineering; to advance in their careers; to preserve the story of women who have pioneered in the science and engineering disciplines; and to inform leaders and educators about the contribution that women make in these important fields."
Oviatt Spotlight: Learning Commons Technology
Side by side Learning Commons Technology and Information Technology bring a variety of new and existing support services for students and faculty to one convenient and centrally located space. The recently opened Learning Commons is home to a wide range of technology-based support services. And while many of these services were available in the Library's former layout, they were not always readily apparent or easily accessible. The new, welcoming, open concept design of the Oviatt's first floor has changed all of that.


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Metallica member in Milwaukee Sept. 26 to promote band documentary
Kirk Hammett, lead guitarist and songwriter with the band Metallica, will be attending a showing of the documentary concert film "Metallica Through the Never" at 10 p.m. Thursday at the AMC Mayfair.
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MSO Pops ends season with cheers, salutes in 'Patriotic Pops'
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Pops opened the final weekend of the concert season Friday with "Patriotic Pops."
And patriotic it was, beginning with the audience singing along on "The Star-Spangled Banner." »Read Full Article
'Peanuts' gang grows up in Splinter Group's 'Dog Sees God'
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Because Charles Schulz never allowed his "Peanuts" characters to leave childhood and because he himself is now dead, we'll never know. But given Schulz's consistent opposition to intolerance and prejudice in his beloved cartoon strip, it's certainly possible. »Read Full Article(1)


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A senior executive returns from overseas with a clarified vision for his company. A middle manager returns from a volunteer effort with a new way to organize her team. An engineer returns with the solution to a complex design problem. Around the world, sabbaticals – strategic job pauses – are giving business leaders a powerful tool for retaining human capital and advancing their organizations.
The Sabbatical Mindset
- Leaving for a Year-Long Sabbatical? How to Gain Goodwill from Your Boss and Co-Workers. January 26, 2016"I feel I have mastered my craft," said Carolyn. She also had reached the pinnacle of job titles in her organization and was burnt out. After 15 years of hard work, Carolyn would quit her job in two months and leave on a sabbatical year with her partner, Roger. After that she'll return to a […]


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Orascom TMT Investments (OTMT) has agreed to buy 54.6% of Italian internet hosting services company Dada for a consideration of EUR58mn . Dada 's large and diversified customer base is concentrated on small and medium-sized enterprises, leading BMI to believe t he purchase will enable O TMT to leverage its other investments in cloud computing services and software in Italy and the rest of Europe. It will a lso complement OTMT's investment in Italy's largest Internet portal, ItaliaO nline .
At the end of 2012, Dada claimed to serve 510,020 customers across a wide range of industry verticals, up from 493,125 a year earlier. Around 1.8mn unique Internet domains were hosted by the company for these customers, up from 1.772mn a year earlier. Although Dada claims that customer retention rates are high - at around 75% in 2012 - growth in the core domains and hosting business has clearly slowed of late, a development BMI attributes to reduced spending by enterprises at a time of economic austerity. Dada's revenues from domains and hosting grew by just 5% in 2012 to EUR63.5mn. However, EBITDA improved by 32% y-o-y to EUR11.2mn thanks to rigorous cost control initiatives.
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Importantly, Dada returned to profitability in 2012 after three years of losses and it now claims a higher recurring revenue base with high visibility/predictability thanks to a sharper focus on higher-end customers and professionals. Besides Italy, the company has a presence in seven European markets - Ireland, the UK, Spain, Portugal, France, the Netherlands and Italy - with a high potential for scalability thanks to the deployment of unified content management and distribution platforms.
However, it is Italy that Orascom is clearly focused on at present, thanks to its ownership of ItaliaOnline, a company that was created in February 2 013 through the combination of Matrix and Libero . ItaliaOnline operates numerous internet portals, including Free and Virgil , serves more than 14m n active email accounts, reaches more than 60% of Italian Internet users and recorded 20mn unique users per month in 2012 . The business can also leverage the nationwide mobile and fixed broadband networks and customer bases of Wind Telecomunicazioni , an alternative operator backed by Orascom's Naguib Sawiris and Vimpel Communications of Russia.
O TMT also owns 100% of intY CASCADE , a developer of cloud computing applications, products and services to local partners worldwide. It has an unusual co-operative business model that positions it as an aggregator rather than a direc t service provider, but OTMT should be able to leverage the business' resources to provide European SMEs with affordable and scalable cloud products. OTMT also owns 30% of Joyent , a company developing cloud comput ing services and applications for larger businesses and mobile enterprise initiatives . It is likely that all of these businesses will be able to leverage the data centres owned or leased by Dada across Europe as well as the four Italian datacentres operated by ItaliaOnline.
Overall, BMI has a positive view of Orascom's purchase of Dada, given the potential synergies that could be exploited with Orascom's other businesses. However, we caution that the European market remains challenging for all players and that OTMT may struggle to realise a significant return on its investment in the near term. That said, we do expect European enterprises to accelerate investment in cloud-based infrastructure and services in the latter part of the decade and therefore we welcome OTMT's decision to invest in a small but vital part of the European cloud ecosystem.


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Shasta Morlock and Justin Schneider are engaged to be married Sept. 28 at the Green Lake Bible Camp chapel in Spicer.
Shasta is the daughter of James and Sandra Morlock of Pettibone, N.D.
She is a 2003 graduate of Tuttle-Pettibone High School and a 2010 graduate of Minot State University in Minot, N.D., with a bachelor's degree in management information systems. Shasta is employed by Neustel Law Offices in Fargo, N.D.
Justin is the son of Scott and Barb Schneider of Willmar and Melissa Schneider of Spicer.
He is a 2004 graduate of Willmar Senior High School and a 2009 graduate of St. Cloud State University with a bachelor's degree in criminal justice.
Justin is employed by Scott Schneider Construction in Willmar.


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"Crazy' has great view, low prices
Fans of the wonderfully quirky downtown Dolores But You can Call me Lolita will find it easy to fall for a similar concept from the same owners in the space that briefly housed the avant-garde L...
Fans of the wonderfully quirky downtown Dolores But You can Call me Lolita will find it easy to fall for a similar concept from the same owners in the space that briefly housed the avant-garde La Broche.
Crazy's ever-so-gently fusioned menu ere is uncomplicated if a bit unfocused. The general theme seems to be Italian with Caribbean and Asian accents. I can live without guacamole with my mozzarella as in the Mexican Caprese salad, with but there are plenty of better combos. There are a dozen bar-snacky appetizers, from empanadas to spring rolls, plus nice, fresh salads including a hefty Caesar to go with the well-handled fried fare. Best among the starters we sampled was a flavorful lentil soup served in stainless-steel measuring cups. Though I'd swear the legumes came from a can, the soup had a nice smoky flavor with tidbits of bacon and chunks of fresh tomato. Crispy, golden cod empanadas and creamy ham croquettes, a favorite from Lolita, are also worth trying.
Tops among the main courses has to be the carb-less bolognese made with "noodles" of lovely blanched zucchini sauced with a cheesy ground beef. An otherwise tasty broiled cod served with a lovely tomato confit and gently seared broccolini could do without the melted streaks of cheese. A calamari dish with sliced avocado, tomato and red onion is good, too, though in general it is best to stick with the less ambitious dishes.
A fine Key West fried dolphin mini-sandwich comes with a fishy tuna version and a dab of commercial cole slaw, but is saved by the hot cone of toothpick-thin fries. The only flat-out failure we tried were insipid eggplant cylinders dotted with mozzarella and dabbed with pesto and a watery marinara.
An easy-to-cozy-up-to wine list split about evenly between the Old and New Worlds has some fine Spanish and Italian offerings, though markups can be as high as 3 1/2 times retail. Budget-conscious imbibers can choose the house wine, a drinkable Sonoma BV Century for only $4 a glass or $13 a bottle.
Cute young servers couldn't be nicer, though few are thoroughly fluent in English. Plus, they need to lighten up and learn how to give diners some space. One waitress stationed herself about five inches behind my chair throughout the meal, making it tough to have a heart-to-heart with a girlfriend.
For just a few bucks, you can have dessert fun with Message in a Bottle, a fudgy brownie and a basket of additions — chocolate sauce, whipped cream, vanilla ice cream, cocoa — with which to customize it. Write a note on the attached slip of paper, put it in the bottle and you're entered in a monthly drawing for a free dinner. A night on the town for less than the cost of an entree at some South Beach eateries makes it easy to fall head over heels at this recession-busting senorita.
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Pokemon X
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willingmess 4 years ago#71
XEvent-HorizonX posted...Just gonna bump around a little. It's always nice to keep a Gubbey around for easier bumping.
Double Fix'd
official team miror admin
shadow pokemon: flygon
OcarinaofToast (Topic Creator)4 years ago#72
I did Josh twice by mistake. XD
Official Toy Zorua of the Pokemon Scramble U board. I AM FENNEKIN!!!
Official Leader and Fennekin of The Legends Clan/Team Infinity.
I don't even know anymore.
Official Wes and Michael against Team Miror.
"Don't worry! The worst that could happen is that we all die!"-Jade Curtiss
Also,who's Jasmine?
I don't even know anymore.
XEvent-HorizonX 4 years ago#76
TableFlip posted...
Also,who's Jasmine?
I get names wrong now, it seems.
What the heck?! I've been moving like Jabba for FIVE days now and I ain't learned nuthin'! :(
Official Galactic Pretty Boy of GameFAQs. <>u<>
XEvent-HorizonX posted...
TableFlip posted...Also,who's Jasmine?
You mean the reshiram girl,right?
If so,that's Jessica.
By the way,if Chack starts making his pwn parts without reading any earlier posts,tell him.I don't want to type this all for nothing. >_>
I don't even know anymore.
TVirusPredator 4 years ago#78
"Wow." The worker said after Pryce told him everything about the events of five years ago, and the eight before that. "That is a lot of weird. So, you think I'm a... what was it... Spirit Merger?"
"Sign Fuser. And if you were, you'd have a Spirit Sign on the back of your right hand, like me." Pryce said as he showed the worker his Spirit Sign. "But since you don't, I'm sure this is something different. When did the changes start?"
"I was just taking a glass of water, and then... this."
"Interesting. Did you wash the glass yet?"
"I'm not touching the water from my pipes, not after this!"
"Good. Do you still know where it is?"
After the worker brought Pryce the glass, he started looking at it at odd angles, rubbing the inside with his fingers.
"I think I know what the problem is. I know water, and this isn't just water."
"So now you're a water expert?"
"It comes naturally when you can turn into a Water Type Pokémon. There's some kind of compound in the water. It's not spit, it's not the normal impurities, but it is something. I'll go investigate further. If you have anyone that'll bring you food and bottled water, stay in your house. We don't wanna cause a panic. I'm pretty sure this is happening to the other workers as well, so I'll go check on--"
But as Pryce was constructing that sentence, he looked outside, and noticed that there were other hybrids, not all of them his employees, walking around outside.
"I take it back. You can go outside. It looks like you and the workers aren't the only ones affected by this."
They both walk outside, shocked by the sight of the hybrids. Pryce didn't know what was happening, but he knew something had to be done about it. Meanwhile, in Petalburg, with no orders from the shamans, Katherine was passing her time as a magician for a birthday party. She was enjoying the smiles on the children's faces as she demonstrated her invisibility powder, when she got a phone call from her husband.
"Hey, Honey. How's work?"
"Katherine, have you seen the news?"
"No, I'm busy performing."
"Okay, turn on the TV, channel... actually, it doesn't matter. They'll probably all be playing it."
Katherine turns on the TV, and sees a woman reporting a news story.
"The citizens of Rustboro City are now added to an already long list of victims of this new disease that seems to be turning people into Pokémon-Human hybrids. Experts are saying that a chemical has leaked into the water supply, that has now spread to countless places. We advise you to drink bottled water as much as..."
As the news reporter was continuing, Pryce continued his conversation with Katherine. "Come back home as soon as possible, and bring Sadie with you. I'll meet you both there."
"Okay. Love you."
"Love you, too. Goodbye."
"Goodbye." Katherine then hung up, and grabbed one of the girls. "Come on, Sadie. Time to go."
"But you were just about to get to the best trick!"
"I know, but it's time to go." That part, she was actually relieved with. All these years, and she was still trying to master teleportation.
As they got home, Katherine told Sadie to go play with her Pokémon dolls, while she sat down on the couch, and picked up a picture of Pryce, herself, and a seven year old Sadie. "Time flies, huh?"
"Fun Fact: Nothing that starts with 'Fun Fact' is fun, and half them aren't even facts." - Itennu
OcarinaofToast (Topic Creator)4 years ago#79
On the Hoenns water
Jabba: So Ocarina, youre cool with being half Fennekin, eh?
Ocarina: Cool with it? Dude, I love this.
Mary: So lemme guess, Furry?
Ocarina: maybe
Jabba: Theres an island there in the distance, lets check it out.
They dock the boat and start trekking the island
Ocarina: So you guys do this for fun?
Mary: Its really fun, but we usually dont have a kid along with us.
Ocarina: Youre the ones who offered.
Mary: True.
Jabba: Hey, theres a cabin up ahead. I assume its abandoned. Lets stay there tonight.
Mary: Sounds good!
Ocarina: You guys have weird ways of having fun
They go inside the cabin and get some rest
Official Toy Zorua of the Pokemon Scramble U board. I AM FENNEKIN!!!
Official Leader and Fennekin of The Legends Clan/Team Infinity.
Number_0ne 4 years ago#80
Celeste headed back to where she first saw the pokemon, and found it entering an abandoned hut. Curious, she quietly approached and tried to peek inside. She carefully moved towards a window, inch by inch, trying to see inside. When she finally approached...
...She saw the pokemon reading a newspaper. She decided to leave, bored. As she turned around, she heard a vouce from behind her.
"What are you trying to do?"
She turned into a Togetic and tried to fly off, but the pokemon was too fast. It ran out of the hut and blasted her with an ice beam. Celeste fell onto the ground and the pokemon stood over her.
"Why were you spying on me?" it demanded.
(Alright, who can guess who that pokemon is?)
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so gerry said
December 30th, 2007, 12:29 PM
Yeah I'm new here and just thought that I would say hi to everyone. I am currently attempting to make a pokemon game but i haven't made a game since 7th grade with the help of a friend in rpg maker 2000. and it was a FF7 like game. So some help would be greatly appreciated! I also have pokemon diamond which i got for christmas, and i cant seem to get my pokes to a higher level grrr. I like techno, if you do we will get along great. I dont judge people thats bad. and my favorite show is will and grace ^_^


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Get ready to cue the lyrics: "What would you do if I sang out a tune?"
Because the cast of "The Wonder Years" recently reunited -- and there are photos to prove it.
#WonderYearsDVD coming soon... pic.twitter.com/6AJX2KwQqT— Fred Savage (@thefredsavage) May 29, 2014
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Fred Savage, Dan Lauria, Alley Mills, Olivia d'Abo, Jason Hervey, Danica McKellar and Josh Saviano got together for the upupcoming new "Wonder Years" DVD release, which will be filled with extras and new interviews with the cast.
The ABC series ran from 1988-1993 after debuting on Jan. 31, 1988, following Super Bowl XXII. Last year, marked 25 years since its debut.
Created by husband-and-wife duo Neal Marlens and Carol Black, the series was originally going to take place in Marlens' native Long Island, but in the end, "The Wonder Years" was filmed in California and was intended to take place in an unspecified suburb.


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Wine Details
Wine Description
(From 2008 Vintage) This wine is one of our best examples of well integrated oak, where expression of fruit, elegance and richness are the main attributes. With a red violet color, the aromas of our Dona Paula Estate Cabernet Sauvignon2007 present black fruits, blackcurrant and bell pepper, combined with spice box and graphite notes in different layers. It is medium bodied, with fresh acidity and a pleasant finish.
Winemaker's Notes
From the clayey soils of Finca El Alto in Ugarteche (Luján de Cuyo), we chose the poorest profiles, which result from the combination of pebbles, gravel and clay, to plant our Doña Paula Estate Cabernet Sauvignon in 1998. The yield is between 7 to 9 tonnes per hectare (around 2.83 and 3.65 tonnes per acre) and drip irrigation is used. This estate is located at 1,050 meters (almost 3,445 ft) above sea level and the climate in this area typically presents warm days and cool nights, with an average temperature variation of 14°C (57.2°F) and an average annual rainfall of 200 mm (7.87 in). The trellis system used is espalier. At Doña Paula, our vineyards have always been managed using sustainable agriculture practices.


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TOURS AVAILABLE ON THE 3rd SATURDAY OF THE MONTH FROM APRIL TO OCTOBER.
The first Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house to be built in the Detroit metropolitan area. The Gregor S. & Elizabeth B. Affleck House represents one of the finest examples of the architect's Usonian style, the last great period of Wright's career. Designed to exist in harmony with the home's site and nature, the Affleck House was a part of Wright's attempt to meet the need for low-cost housing for the average American. Adult ticket cost is $25.00. Children and Student ticket cost is $15.00.
Due to the historical status and intimate nature of the House, many rooms and passageways are very narrow and therefore the house is not wheelchair accessible. Limited photography, for personal use only, is permitted. In consideration of our other guests, handheld cameras only, no tripods or flash photography.
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Group tours offered by appointment only.
To schedule a group tour, please contact:
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GIDEON GIFT: Members of the Gothenburg Gideon Camp, which covers all of Dawson County, placed Bibles in each of the guest rooms at the Comfort Suites last week. The Gideons are an international organization with chapters in 191 countries that distribute Bibles in 93 languages. The first Bible was placed in a hotel room in 1908 and the group has donated 1.5 billion Bible since then. Pictured at the Gothenburg hotel are, l-r: Harold Peterson, Doug Viter, Jake Trembly, Leonard Hofaker, Mike Larson and Jim Rubenthaler.
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11 Parks near Villa Ridge, Missouri
Gray Summit, Missouri 3.6 miles NE
Robertsville, Missouri 5.2 miles SE
Pacific, Missouri 7.31 miles NE
Washington, Missouri 9.92 miles NW
Villa Ridge, Missouri (map) | (636) 451-5656
Sites: 120 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 43 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $40.00
Average. OK for 1 night. Pricey. Sites were very close together. Other campers parked vehicle across the road making backing a trailer into the site mostly a precision movement. - ebaldy
Jul 2015 - $40.00
The staff were friendly but this park is showing its age. The showers were downright terrible with mold in all of the shower stalls near the pool. There are a couple of mobile homes right in front of the place and we saw shady looking characters entering and leaving them. I suspect that they have had some trouble in the past because they require campsite issued tags for each vehicle, visitors included. - Bdavis2900
May 2015 - $40.00
Ok, this park probably deserves a 5-4, but to charge for internet service (via Tengo) and then it doesn't work and they don't seem to care ("it's been down all day, not sure why"), is simply not acceptable. Internet today is the 4th utility and for full timers it is more important than cable. Also, this park is terribly noisy with freeway noise. Sure, people are nice, but I will never come back. - MarkD
Robertsville, Missouri (map) | (636) 257-3788
Sites: 27 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 6 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $17.00
Gem of a park. Facilities great. Lots of slopes to some of the sites and narrow road throughout. Would definitely stay again. Park is heavily wooded. - smitty12
May 2011 - $25.00
This was a nice place to stay. There was plenty of shade and it was quiet. - rvingwithfam
Apr 2011 - $25.00
This was our first time here. Its an older state park, but its not run down. It's very wooded and most sites very private. We stayed on the buddy site 24 & 25 with some friends. Kind of a small buddy site, but it worked. Not a lot to do here, some hiking trails, a boat launch into the Meramec river. Overall, a nice clean park. - jstrom
Eureka, Missouri (map) | (636) 257-3018
Sites: 82 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 78 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $42.00
The folks here were very friendly and the camp was quite busy, right on rt. 66. Nice facilities, pool, nice gift shop with supplies, our site was a bit in need of some fresh gravel (little muddy). The bathrooms and showers are in need of updating (old formica, old tile floors) but clean enough to use and were comfortable. We would stay here again. - Ruckmanite
Jul 2016 - $82.00
This was an excellent overnight stop for us. We requested the premium site and it was very nice. It had a brand new patio with a lot of new furniture, a fire pit and a brand new grill. We would definitely stay here again. - eking00000
Jul 2016 - $53.00
We stayed here for 3 nights and really enjoyed our stay. Check in was easy and everyone was very friendly. The cookies were a nice touch as well. We were here for our grandsons baseball tournament and actually booked 4 nights. We didn't need to stay the 4th night due to our grandson losing earlier than expected, they gave us a refund for the 4th night, no hassle, no problem, with a smile. Highly recommend this campground!
Our site was very nice. It was further back; the noise from the highway did not affect us at all. It was an end site so we had more room than some of the other sites beside us. There was 2 nice chairs by the fire pit on our site. The only tip I would suggest would be to find another spot for the storage RV's. They are the first thing you see when you pull up to the campground and it looks kind of junky. Also, wi-fi was not great. Worked for short periods of time. But we really enjoyed our stay! - mmgogo
Eureka, Missouri (map) | (636) 938-5925
Sites: 135 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 26 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $10.00
We stayed with a large church group - about 90 middle schoolers and adults. Nightly rate I mentioned is not accurate since it was a group event. The park was great! Staff were attentive, helpful, and a pleasure to work with! Everyone was friendly, and made our stay an absolute pleasure! It's about 1/2 mile from Six Flags and a short drive into town for other attractions.
Now - the bad... actual sites for campers are very small and close together. They do however help with backing in so you don't have to struggle. No grass to speak of and after a rain, mud and dirt were tracked everywhere. If I had been there with our travel trailer, I'd have been spending all my time sweeping and mopping.
The park has a fabulous pool, great shop, and the cabins were immaculate... simple, but clean. Again, I can't say enough about the staff. They are genuinely there to make your stay great. I wouldn't hesitate to go back, but would prefer to stay in a cabin rather than deal with the hassle of cleaning up myself.
If you're approaching from the north, don't rely on GPS. You get taken through a very narrow, hilly, and winding road. Look at a map and take a few extra miles to stay on the interstate highway. - SM1969
Mar 2015 - $31.00
We stay at this Jellystone Park every spring on our way home from Florida. It's always very clean and extremely well maintained. It's not that busy in the spring so we find it to be quiet and peaceful. Some of the RV sites offer a stunning view. I bet you can see for 20 miles. The sunsets are fabulous!
Two things I like best are that they have a huge store with lots of great merchandise I don't find anywhere else and a lovely veranda with tables/chairs and TV to relax at. Also love that they must keep their staff happy because I always find the same great people working there. It's like coming to stay with friends.
Not all sites are suitable for big rigs so be sure to let them know if you need a big rig site. They do always ask about our unit though. It's a nice, clean, friendly park with really good prices in the Spring when we go there! - randy d
Aug 2014 - $76.00
This campground is way overpriced. Their published initial rates are only for two people. We paid $76 per night for two adults and three kids. Even "if" all of the kids' activities would have been included in the extra charge, it still would not have been worth $76/night. You have to pay additional for a lot of the activities. Check-in time is 3:00 p.m. and check-out time is 11:00 a.m.--you only get a maximum of 20 hours for the $76 you pay! The road into the campground is in need of resurfacing. The roads within the campground are narrow and could also be resurfaced. Most (if not all) of the RV/travel trailer sites are all gravel--no grass. This made it very difficult for our dogs to relieve themselves. The only grass area to take them to was quite a distance away from our site. The fire rings are buried into the ground and the top of the rings are flush with the ground. When it rained, our fire ring/pit filled up with water and could not be used--so much for a campfire being a part of our camping experience. The only positive comments we have about this campground are that the pool is nice and the staff is excellent. The young gentleman that took us to our site upon arrival was very friendly. He was very sincere in doing all he could to help get us parked and set-up. This young man is a huge asset to this Jellystone location--hopefully the management recognizes it. Most of the rest of the staff here were pleasant as well. The property owners/managers of this Jellystone need to understand that the staff here is probably the only reason this Jellystone is still in business. - Penny C
Campground Road Wildwood, Missouri 63005 (map) | (636) 458-3813
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $19.00 | 46 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $19.00
We loved this park for the quiet and spacious sites. We had a 50 amp site which worked well, but was on the main entry road. We were there during a heavy thunderstorm so having a paved raised pad saved us from soggy ground. The remainder of our site was grass and dirt. There were numerous walking trails which allowed dogs on leash. The dump station was convenient and clean. We would stay again in one of the loops off of the entry road. - bbmidwife
Aug 2016 - $19.00
We did a one night stop over at this park. The grounds were beautiful and well maintained. The park host was very friendly. I did view the showers but did not use, and found them to be very clean and spacious. We walked through most of the park to give Ruby our bulldog some exercise and all the sites we saw were good sized, well shaded, and had good spacing between sites. One of the loops has a narrower turning radius as mentioned in other reviews, but it is well marked and we felt maneuverable. The Wi-Fi worked OK at the site we were in. There is no water at each site but multiple faucets throughout the campground are available. If we were passing through this way we would definitely stay again. - Thirtygoodyears
Jul 2016 - $18.00
This is a fabulous state park!! First, it is in a pristine part of the suburbs. If you are interested in staying in a first rate park while you visit St. Louis, this is the place to go *if* you have a separate car to get around in. (We were surprised at the paucity of private parks in St. Louis.) It is only a 20-30 minute drive to the city depending on where you are going. Plus you are going through beautiful, upscale enclaves.
Shade is **very** important to us and it's frustrating to try and find out how much shade there really is when all you have to go on are limited reviews and thumbnail pictures on a government website. (We have an English bulldog, a breed not well suited for the heat.)
So, in service to my fellow RV'ers who also crave the shade, here's the lowdown:
I drove through the park at two different times of day (11am and 6pm) to determine which spots had full shade. I consider "full shade" to be when the pad and ~ 2-3ft of the perimeter of the pad have at least 90% shade. Spots that had full shade at both times of day were as follows:
8, 17, 19, 20, 37, 39, 44, 46, and 49.
There were a couple of spots that had what I considered "excessive shade". These spots were particularly lush, green, and covered by a canopy of trees.
At 11AM, the excessively shady spots were 17 and 46.
At 6pm, the excessively shady spot was 39.
**Only spot #37 was excessively shady at both times of day** so it is effectively the shadiest spot in the entire park for RV camping.
Spot #13 is next to a trailhead so there is more foot traffic and less privacy at that spot.
Also, there is a vast lawn space with well-cut grass between sites 20 and 21. This area is perfect for football, soccer, Frisbee, etc.
Showers were clean. There are ice and wood for sale at the main office. The camp hosts were helpful but not nosy.
We will definitely look forward to staying here again! - GearDown
74 Highway W Stanton, Missouri 63079 (map) | (573) 927-5215
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 37 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $44.00
Level site, but gravel. For the price paid, we expected concrete. Spacing was also close, so not somewhere I would want to stay very long.
The owners and workers were friendly. The office has a restaurant of sorts, a room with a pool table, and a laundry room. We played pool and did our laundry to kill an afternoon. They could use new tips on the pool cues. - texaswestie
Jul 2016 - $40.00
It's a small RV park about 50 miles from St. Louis; shopping, restaurants and gas not too far away and it's very accessible to the highway. Our space was level and easily accessible. Unfortunately we were there on 4th of July weekend and neighbors nearby shot off fireworks for 3 hours on both the 3rd and 4th right over the park (no fireworks allowed in the park itself) This was not conducive to sleep or pets. When I opened the door on the morning we were leaving there were two men standing right outside - evidently they had rented the RV space to campers with a tent. When I inquired at the office they said it was someone "sleeping in their car." When I mentioned it was a bit scary to find two guys right outside the door the guy behind the desk just ignored me. - Catsinatrailer
Jun 2016 - $35.00
This is a KOA, I don't think it was up to KOA standards. The site was in the sun, and boy was it hot; there were no picnic table at any of the pull through sites. They have quite a few older sites in a grassy area, but I'm not sure a big RV or motor home could get in or out of there. There are picnic tables in that section, but. they need a lot of work. The trash dumpster was way, way up front, quite a walk on a very hot day. For overnight stays only, it's all right. - excel14
Sullivan, Missouri (map) | (573) 468-6072
Sites: 206 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 31 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $24.00
This is one of the most beautiful state parks in the state of Missouri. The sites are very level and some include 50 amp service with full hook ups. The space between the campers in quite ample, but the space behind your camper is huge with mature oak trees providing excellent shade. The grounds are beautifully maintained and the camp hosts are very accommodating. There is excellent access to the river from the campground and lots to do in the state park including hiking and cave exploring. The only issue we dealt with was cell service. When you are in the campground, there is NO service. However, the bath houses have a strong WiFi signal. You have to drive up the hill toward the camp store and restaurant to get any signal. Also, the sewer connection is behind your camper so be prepared with extra hose. - The Regans
May 2016 - $26.00
This is a beautiful park along the Meramac River. However, it is a long way in off of 44 on a winding hilly 2-lane road. The park is very poorly marked--could use a few more signs. Good thing we arrived during daylight. A lot of construction on the road approaching the park. Once you find the park, it is another 3 miles into the campground. Watch for low hanging branches in the campground. We stayed in a full hookup back-in site along the river which was approaching the point where they evacuate the campground. Thankfully, it did not rise during our 2-day stay. The campground is large and has some pull-thru sites which we did not realize until we took a walk around. They warn about bears but sightings are rare. Bring a lot of bug spray--mosquitoes are thick. Free wifi worked great, but there were not many people in the park. I have a feeling that wifi wouldn't work so well if the park had more campers. - kwikkeys10
Jul 2015 - $26.00
Site was long and good spacing between sites. All hook ups worked well. It rained so hard for the two days we were here that we didn't get out much and the park was almost empty. When exiting the park, watch out for the very large low hanging tree branch just before the check-in station. It's not a problem on the way into the campground. - troutslayer
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Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2005 - $20.00
This campground at one point had to be a KOA that has closed down due to the design (A-Frame) of the building. It is right on old route 66, about 3 miles from the Sullivan exit off I-44. When we arrived, it was nearly empty. It was strange but the staff running the campground didn't take down any information from us, just took our $20 and showed us to a site. The campground is decent enough, but the showerhouse was lacking. It has a nice pool with a vortex in the middle strong enough to suck down your first born or a small dog. They were preparing for some sort of festival when we were there, but we were afraid to ask what for. - sixtires58
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Fenton, Missouri (map) | (636) 343-9182
Sites: 51 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 8 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $35.00
Right on the highway so VERY noisy. Way too many trees so couldn't get any satellite signal. Not really an RV park...more long term trailers. - CIAforHim
Jun 2013 - $1.00
Trees on entry road need trimming; also a number of the sites have low hanging branches. We have stayed at this RV park many times while visiting family, but never again. We arrived shortly after the flooding, expecting to find debris & signs of the creek overflowing. What we did not expect was to find dried sewage covering the pad and the grassy areas. Our site was closer to the creek than others, but the water had receded 5 days earlier. The water connection is underground (which I have always been a bit uneasy about), and the access "hole" was full of mud & likely sewage. Apparently every time the park floods -- which it does almost every year, to some extent -- the sewage comes up through the sewer connections. The smell was awful. We called the owner to come down; they were apologetic & said they'd get someone down to pressure-wash & spray chemicals on the pad in the next day or two and dig out the water connection. I'm not sure if they pick up the "sheets" of dried sewage; that wasn't mentioned. We had no idea this happened until this year, and has guaranteed we will not be going back to this park again because of the health risks, and the general "crawly" feeling we had once we realized we were basically parked in a sewer. There are children living in this park! The park is in a flood plain, but nothing was ever mentioned about sewage backing up into the park. The owner is a very sweet lady, but she's now in her mid-90s and just not able to keep up with things anymore. It's a real shame, because we always enjoyed the quiet, large sites, lack of traffic, and country "feel" (which is why I gave them a rating of 2). There are very few options for RV parks in the St. Louis area. If you decide to stay here and have pets, I'd suggest you buy a large container of disinfectant wipes to clean their feet every time they come back inside. We just could not convince ourselves to stay, although the majority of the sites are occupied. - HDT
Jun 2012 - $21.00
I wasn't sure about this park until I got there, but it turned out to be a wonderful experience. I felt very safe there and didn't worry about my unit when I left my motor home for four days while attending an event in downtown St. Louis. When you see the "dead end" sign it makes you wonder what to expect and there is no place to turn around once you go past the sign. It is very convenient to Wal-Mart, downtown St. Louis, and eating places of all sorts. I would definitely stay here again, the sites were wide, paved, and easy to get into. The price reflected the weekly rate. - Ilovemyholidayrambler


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Historical Traveler Reviews Jesmond Hotel London
Very good B&B
A very good place to stay in London, clean, close to the center.
Very helpful staff.
Clean & quiet - not too friendly
We booked here based on Tripadvisor reviews, and I can agree with most of the reviews on here.
The hotel is in an excellent location, close to Euston Station, and yet it is surprisingly quiet. Three of us (friends) stayed in the triple room and it actually had three separate beds, which I believe is quite rare. (You usually get a double and a single). The price is very reasonable for London. We also liked the fact that it is a fairly small hotel and so it has a bit more of a personal touch.
The room was clean enough and in a fair state of repair, and the shower was powerful and hot. Breakfast was very nice and there was a wide range of choices. There was tea and coffee making facilities in the room, and a TV.
The only problem we had was that the room was not ready when we arrived with all of our luggage. We had enquired the night before about what time we could arrive - which was midday. The lady who answered the door (and who seemed to be running the hotel for the most part) seemed quite off-hand to us and just said "it's not ready you'll need to come back later" when she learned who we were. There was no "sorry" or anything like that. She seemed to be rather put out by our arrival. She did however find us somewhere to put our luggage and so we just walked around with our valuables for about an hour until we could get in the room. We were therefore cutting it a bit fine for getting to our theatre showing, but we did make it no problem.
Besides that, we would probably use the hotel again based on the price and location.
Friendly and convenient
Small, friendly hotel, very convenient for Euston, UCL and Tottenham Court Road and beyond. Great shower!
Good value hotel at excellent location!
The worst thing about Jesmond hotel was the lack of towel hooks in the bathroom. Perhaps that gives you an idea of the quality of this place?
It is located in a peaceful neigbourhood with plenty of good value restaurants close by and only three minutes by foot from the Goodge street underground station. Covent garden and Oxford Street are reached by foot in less than ten minutes.
Our room was spacious, clean, with comfortable beds and with a fresh, tiled bathroom. But as mentioned above, no towel hooks.
The staff was attentive and friendly. The breakfast was generous, even though we regret that yoghurt is not included in the english breakfast tradition! Free internet access was available until 11 pm.
We have experience from another hotel of the similar size in this neighbourhood and we guarantee that the standard may differ enourmously, even though the prices are the same. We recommend Jesmond Hotel!
Elisabeth and Niklas
A place to stay
A great place to stay.
Friendly, good service.
Ready and willing to give any information asked.
Two minutes walk to the centre of the most beautiful city in the world ....London.
Highly reccomendable.
In Big London the Jesmond Hotel Makes You Feel Like Home!
My husband and I just returned from 7 nights in London. Our 19 year old daughter (A Princess!! is there ever was one) is spending a semester there. We decided since we went into hock to send her there we could go further into hock to visit her since we had never been to the UK. We made the decision to go for one week and only spent it in London. And that was a good decision as there is more than enough to keep you busy for one week. A friend who has travelled the world extensively suggested the Jesmond Hotel. It is small, family run and was not only 5 blocks from our daughter but also 5 blocks from the British Museum and close to many other sites, tube and bus stops. They actually are a B&B in my mind as we got a full English breakfast each morning included in our room rate. We never left hungry!! And food can be very expensive in London so it was nice to have a full tummy before embarking upon the sites.
Our room was small by some standards but remodeled, clean and my husband insisted on a bathroom. Some hotels you share one and he did not want to. The bathroom was small but newly remodeled and served us well. We chose to not have a double bed as my husband is taller than most and they removed the double and put in two twins so we could fit.
Being new to London we had many questions and the "family" was always available and helped us over and over. For a very small fee they did our laundry when we ran out of clean clothes (poor planning? or genius as you can pack less) and our daughter could have joined us for breakfast too if we could have gotten her to arise early enough to join us.
The bottom line is our visit to London and our stay at the Jesmond was excellent.
Great time in London
I found the Jesmond Hotel to be quite enjoyable. The accomodations were clean and well-kept. The owners are friendly and helpful. The home-like atmosphere of the establishment tends to relax the quests and provide a soothing environment. The "common room" where breakfast is served is quite homey and the food was quite good, as well. The free internet access allowed me to keep in touch with home while overseas. It is located on a fairly quiet street within easy access to the tube and shops. Overall, I had a pleasant experience and would highly recommend this place to fellow travelers.
My favorite hotel in London!
I come to London every year and The Jesmond is my preferred place to stay. Yes, the rooms are small, but it is located in the very heart of London. You can walk to any show in Theatreland, have a great meal in Leichester Square and the British Museum is only 2 blocks away.
The family that runs the hotel is friendly and have always been helpful and accomodating. Breakfast is VERY generous and is included in the price of the room.
As much as I'd like to keep this little B&B a secret all to myself, I hope that people who want a REAL taste of London will take a chance and stay in this little gem. I will be taking the family to stay again in September!
Staying in London is sooo expensive-sticker shock for Americans is the norm. This hotel, in the heart of the Bloomsbury area, was great! Rooms are small (but this is Europe) but were efficiently made up each morning with fresh towels and beds (also something not common on my last trip to Europe). Full English breakfast comes with, and the family who runs the hotel is very accomodating and helpful to us tourists. Clean bathroom facilities. Nice sitting parlor with TV and availability of some DVD movies and games. Free internet access is a plus. Centrally located - the underground is easy and quick to get to; everywhere we needed to go in central London.
Room 7 was very hot, as compared to room 5 where our kids were...ask for rooms facing the garden where it's quieter, we're sure, as Gower Street is a busy street just a block away from the British Museum.
I recommend to everyone!
Repeat traveler
A small bed and breakfast on a major street for easy bus travel around London. It is close to the Medical school and the U of London. A short ride to the theatres on a direct route.
The couple and their 2 adult children run the hotel. They are exceedingly pleasant and quite helpful. There is a computer which the guests can access. Rooms are tight like the island but pleasant.
Breakfast is the good English version and plentiful.
We have stayed on 2 seperate trips and have recommended it to friends who echoed our views.
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