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sun beams happens when rays are blocked by a specific object
It is possible depending on the density of dust and particles in the surrounding area. Hence the dusty reflective glow. But maybe too much in this image
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People all over the planet depend on the GPS satellite positioning system for all sorts of things from navigating in their cars to keeping up with equipment and personnel. China says that it intendeds to have an operational GPS system covering all of Asia by 2010.
Despite the 2010 date specified, Chinese officials aren't giving up much information. In fact officials from Japan say that it and China have had no talks concerning interoperability of the two nations GPS satellite systems. This is despite the fact that both China and Japan are members of the International Committee on Global Navigation Satellite Systems (ICGNSS) that was founded to ensure global interoperability of navigation satellite networks.
China has also not yet completed frequency coordination with the other ICGNSS member nations including the U.S., Europe, Russia and others. According to Space.com, Chinese officials said at the Toulouse Space Show that China's global Compass/Beidou system would be fully compatible with the U.S. GPS, European Galileo, and Russian Glonass global navigation constellations.
Japanese officials are concerned about the Chinese Asia regional system because Japan is developing its own regional system called the Quazi Zenith Satellite Systems which will have three satellites in a highly elliptical orbit with an apogee over Japan and Asia. According to Satoshi Kogure from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Japanese Agency some in Japan feel the Chinese navigation satellite system is an important issue for Japanese national security.
The head of the Galileo unit at the European Commission financing the development of the Galileo constellation notes that when the U.S., Russian, Chinese and European medium Earth satellites are added together there could be 120 operational navigation satellites in medium Earth orbit.
The Chinese satellite system will also reportedly include an encrypted channel, presumably for use by the Chinese military.
quote: ...Eh, oh well. China wouldn't last an hour in open conflict with the US. They buy and build big stuff and train their people how to use it afterwards :_ .
quote: Besides, never count nukes. If anything their satellites will be the first thing targeted by the US in the event of war. China is not friendly, therefore deny them satellites.
quote: ...Eh, oh well. China wouldn't last an hour in open conflict with the US.
quote: Would you trust a homocidal monkey who's just gone from living in a cage to inheriting Bill Gates' private island... would you trust them with high tech?
quote: If America has a hard time dealing with Iraq, how in the heck do you think it will fare against China?
quote: Al Qaeda is causing all kinds of trouble for the US.
quote: Again, Iraq is not open warfare involving massive air, land and sea power. It's simple guerrilla warfare (think Vietnam)...but in crowded cities packed with civilians who look just like the enemy = the most difficult ground fighting IMO.
quote: 3 decades is a large estimation. I wouldn't be supprised to see it surpass within 10 years. The USA has some good tech, but china are incredible at doing big things at a fast pace.


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Remember back when Betty protected the family and their dog by shooting the neighbor's pigeons? She might have to step up and stop this fatal attraction before the family dog ends up in a pot on the stove.
Well, God bless America! Can there not be one decent and/or sane person on Mad Men?!
Just when we thought Don Draper might have found a nice, normal mistress in Sally's former teacher Miss Farrell, it looks like she'll turn out to be a psycho! Ugh. Should've known.
Yep. The affair he began last week in Wee Small Hours has lasted less than two episodes and already she's calling the Draper residence at night and hanging up and showing up on the train during Don's morning commute, telling him things like, "I don't care about your marriage, or your work, of any of that, as long as you're with me."
And we really liked her. We thought she could be the one.
Don, seriously, pretend she works for you and showed up at a meeting to discuss the Crazy Lady Shaving Cream account and didn't bring any good ideas … then fire her.
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Workers are empowered to take care of the problem right then, President Lenny Sadler said.
That attitude helped Ditch Witch of West Texas achieve the No. 1 ranked Ditch Witch dealership in the United States and No. 3 dealership in the world.
Ditch Witch has 118 domestic and 55 international dealers.
"Being one of the top 10 dealers is a pretty big deal, and we're lucky to be a part of it," said Sadler, who operates the dealership at 8418 Canyon Drive just south of Bell Street.
This isn't the first time the local dealership, which sells and leases trenching machines, backhoes and boring machines, has been recognized for its excellence.
The West Texas dealership was ranked No. 7 in the world and nation last year and No. 3 in the world and country in 2005.
"It's not entirely based on sales," Sadler said. "There's 10 different items that go into making this ranking."
The company examines such things as dealership image, purchases and market penetration.
The company also named the Amarillo dealer's service department one of top 10 in the world too.
"To me, that's just as important as anything else," Sadler said.
Sadler credits the market, his customers and employees for the dealership's success.
"It's not anything we've really done," Sadler said. "It shows the strong growth of the Panhandle."
The honor comes at a significant time for Sadler.
Last year, Sadler celebrated his 35th year in business. He bought the dealership less than five years after it started from a man who believed the market was saturated.
"We're never going to say 'Now we're No. 1. We can sit back,' " Sadler said. "We're always looking to improve."
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Skip to comments.2003 UN Report: Iraq Sulfur Mustard Gas Chemical Weapons Have High Quality After 12 years of Storage
Posted on 06/22/2006 11:38:34 AM PDT by jveritas
Since the story broke yesterday about finding 500 Shells of Chemical Weapons in Iraq, shells that contain Sulfur Mustard Gas or Sarin Gas, the Left and their media were quick to dismiss this extremely important find by using the lame excuse that these Chemical weapons Shells were produced before 1991 and hence its not effective anymore because it has much lower quality. However in March 2003 UN report about Iraq Weapons of Mass Destruction there is the following on page 77 (Page 79 of the pdf file), paragraph 1 of the report http://www.un.org/Depts/unmovic/documents/6mar.pdf :
The Sulfur Mustard contained in artillery shells that had been stored for over 12 years, had been found by UNMOVIC to be still of high purity. It is possible that viable filled artillery shells and aerial bombs still remain in Iraq.
The above form the United Nations inspectors and the darling of the Left Hans Blix totally destroy the stupid lies that the Left and their media has been spewing since the breakings new of yesterday. First the UN clearly state in March 2003 that the Mustard gas shells they found are of HIGH QUALITY even it had been STORED FOR OVER 12 YEARS. Second the UN admit that there may still VIABLE i.e. EFFECTIVE Mustrad filled artillery shell hidden in Iraq, and yesterday we learned for a fact that there were indeed 500 Mustard gas artillery shells that were found in Iraq since the removal of Saddam. Also it is safe to conclude that the Mustard Gas shells found after the war are still in high quality and highly effective Chemical weapons.
Another very important fact to add is that Saddam had LIED to the UN inspectors and the world when he said that he had destroyed ALL his Chemical Weapons and other WMD. It does not matter whether these weapons were produced before or after 1991, his job was to destroy it ALL and not hide anything not a one ounce of these WMD, he DID NOT.
If it is in binary form, it isn't sarin yet.
Come on, he never uses so few words. Give us the rest of the story.
Here in the comments section. I've read these same things other places too.
It's common knowledge that when the MSM uses anonymous sources it's making up the information.
DoD unnammed official = BULL$#!T
I do not think the unnamed DOD official voted for President Bush
Why would a "DOD official" be afraid to have his/her name out there if they where TRUELY trying to educate the American people?
This "official" is more then likely the newspapers editor.
"The round was an old "binary-type" shell in which two chemicals held in separate sections are mixed after firing to produce sarin, Kimmitt said. He said he believed that insurgents who rigged the artillery shell as a bomb didn't know it contained the nerve agent, and that the dispersal of the nerve agent from such a rigged device was very limited. The shell had no markings. It appears the binary sarin agents didn't mix, which is why there weren't serious injuries from the initial explosion, a U.S. official told Fox News."
Cheney interview on CNN coming up...on the Situation Room.
Basically, that is all he said.
Exactly right.
Also I am not sure that the Sunni malcontents i.e. terrorist insurgents know where these Chemical Weapon shells are located.
He and his henchmen hid them so well, they were hard to find.
Iraq did have binary shells. See:
I'm loving' this.
The Left biggest lie that Bush Lied has been badly exposed yesterday, of course we expect such a behavior from Alan Colmes.
Because the DOD official was lying.
Perhaps dinasour can get this to Tony Snow. He has got to talk to th president about getting this out. The lame stream media is already downplaying the importance of this.
JV likely has it right. The source was contacted and the report filed by FOX:
Offering the official administration response to FOX News, a senior Defense Department official pointed out that the chemical weapons were not in useable conditions.
Likely a left-over Clintonoid who should have been fired five years ago.
Thank you! You are a treasure.
I heard that some "unnamed" intelligence official wants to eat some to prove these weapons were too degraded to be effective.
I am in Lima now, and NOT ONE news channel, in English...BBC,CNN...has reported this. Me and my friends are searching the channels to see the story...y nada.
Thank you very much.
Done...with great Pleasure. Hope that you do the same
Off topic, but, ....
Anything sent to Brit Hume today should include a "Happy Birthday".
Today is his birthday.
Another great find JV. You sure are kicking some lefty tail.
And more unstable.
Thanks LTGM. The Left needs to be kicked and kicked hard.
You would think that the Media/Libs would have learned about thier "unnamed Sources by now, wouldn't you??
I am UTTERLY AMAZED that the Media is literally REFUSING to cover this!!
Am I the ONLY person alive that sees this for what it is?
I'll third that!
RaceBannon - I haven't seen you post in a while now. Not surprised this isn't being reported overseas. It's hardly being reported here, even on FNC today.
To my knowledge, none of the networks have mentioned it and neither has CNN.
I think this is an example of why we should never assume someone is an expert simply because they are brave or foolish enough to open their mouth and make a conclusive statement about something. The continued emphasis in the media on the assumed fact that these chemical weapons were too old to be useful bothered me because of the hair splitting nature of the statement but now that the UN (of all places) has helped cast doubt on how useless or degraded these weapons could be it becomes clear that some deprogramming is in order because I like so many had sat silently an accepted the distasteful meal served up by the media. I think that the whole WMD coverup in the media will come unraveled eventually. We know that large numbers of drums of "pesticides" were found as well as the raw materials one step away from being combined into deadly chemical weapons.
Interesting preware look at WMDs in Iraq:
I found this little story:
WWI shells force evacuation of Vimy
Last Updated Sat Apr 14 12:23:06 2001
VIMY, FRANCE - Thousands of people have fled the area surrounding an unexploded weapons stockpile near Vimy, France.
Neighbouring Vimy Ridge was the site of a historic Canadian victory during the First World War. French newspapers at the time hailed the breakthrough as 'The Easter Surprise.' Now the shells used in the battle have brought another Easter surprise - 84 years later.
Evacuating a nearby hospital
An endless flow of fluorescent red rescue vehicles broke the calm in Vimy. Police knocked on all doors in a three kilometre radius around a stockpile of 170 tons of unexploded ordnance.
Most of it contains lethal mustard gas, now an illegal weapon in war.
Excellent, hasnt our troops found barrels and barrels of chemical precursors? If I remember correctly, these findings were deemed insignificant by the MSM and others since they werent "WMDs". However they could have been vital ingredients to create WMDs. Oh yeah, a lot was found buried or in Iraq bunkers, so why wrre they hiding them in the first place??
This isn't the first time. The media is often a megaphone of their own ignorance.
Exactly. Most of the chemical weapons were duel use.
Great point. How many things have went around in the media concerning this war that were already proven false, but never recognized in the media? This is how they maniplate the masses, then take polls.
The point is that can these still kill a lot of people? Reference: Kurds.
Are they banned under UN resolutions?
Didnt Iraq have the responsiilty to hand them over?
The left claim its 12 years ago, like we should shrug it off and its irrelevant. They worry more about depleted uranium in Iraq! What a joke! Yeah, like I will ever trust them with national security.
The New York Times reported ten days before the invasion that UN weapons inspectors in Iraq had discovered a new variety of rocket seemingly configured to strew bomblets filled with chemical or biological agents over large areas.1 The weapon was discovered after the UN inspectors returned to Iraq in November.
At first, Iraq told the inspectors that it was designed as a conventional cluster bomb, which would scatter explosive sub-munitions over its target, and not as a chemical weapon. A few days later, the Iraqis conceded that some of the weapons might have been configured as chemical weapons.
But it remains unclear, according to the UNMOVIC report, whether the Iraqi cluster warhead is a newly-developed one, devised during the absence of inspectors over the past four years, or whether its existence had been kept secret before 1998, when the inspectors left.2
In addition, the situation regarding anthrax stocks also remained unresolved.Despite receiving an updated report from Baghdad just before the war in Iraq began, UN inspectors continued to doubt that Iraq had destroyed all of its anthrax stores. In the report, Iraq tried to account for the destruction of 3,400 liters of anthrax agent at al-Hakam. A translation of the report from Arabic was completed recently and UNMOVIC experts have since reviewed the report.3
Citing data collected from soil samples, Iraq claimed it used a sufficient quantity of potassium manganate to neutralize all the anthrax at its al-Hakam facility. UNMOVIC spokesman Ewen Buchanan said commission experts were skeptical that the Iraqi report completely documented anthrax destruction activities.4
Even if the document were true, he said, Iraq had still not fully accounted for the remainder of the 8,445 liters of anthrax agent it had declared that it produced at two facilities and destroyed. Iraq previously had declared that some of the material had been loaded into aerial bombs and missile warheads.5
Three days before the war started, the Washington Post reported that despite US administration claims about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, US intelligence agencies had been unable to give Congress or the Pentagon specific information about the amounts of banned weapons or where they were hidden.6
Whether or not US or UK forces find chemical or biological weapons in Iraq over the next weeks or months, the data previously collected by UNMOVIC will be useful in a longer-term clarification of the situation."
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What US inspectors are looking for:
Chemical Weapons:
80 tones of mustard gas unaccounted for by Iraq weaponized VX nerve agent-- UN says Iraq may have retained this stocks of tabun, sarin, cyclosarin-- UN disputes Iraqs declaration on this
Biological weapons:
10,000 litres of anthrax-- strong presumption that this still exists according to the UN
3-11,000 litres of botulinum toxin--UN says Iraq failed to disprove figures of previous inspectors
Up to 5,600 litres of clostridium perfringens-- UN says Iraq failed to disprove figures of previous inspectors
86 Samoud 2 missiles which fly more than the permitted range of 150 km-- Out of 120 listed by UN, 34 have been destroyed
Scud and al-Hussein missiles system, plus 50 Scud-B warheads,-- UN says this suggests they may have been retained for proscribed missile force
Munitions: R-400 bombs, which can deliver chemical and biological weapons--(no comment from the UN on what's become of these).
Signs and indications, but no smoking gun
Despite frequent media reports that coalition military forces are finding signs and indications of chemical and biological weapons, usually turning out to be unspecified documents and possible dual-use equipment, to date no chemical, biological or nuclear weapons have been found.
Substantive evidence of a smoking gun remains as elusive as ever.
As the coalition forces advanced increasing effort was devoted to locating CB weapons, but to no effect.
For example, an entire artillery brigade, typically comprising 3,000-5,000 soldiers, was retrained to secure and examine sites suspected of holding banned weapons. And the Pentagon offered rewards of up to $200,000 for help in finding Iraqi leaders or chemical, biological or nuclear weapons.14
www.basicint.org/iraqconflict/ Pubs/Web%20Notes/WN200603.pdf
Yes and as for the chemical weapons being harmless it was only back in 2001 that WWI chemical weapons caused a town to be evacuated in Vimy France. WWI ended Nov 11, 1918 and those munitions were still dangerous 83 years later.
I am more concerned about the Sarin rounds. I don't know exactly which type the Sarin rounds in Iraq are, but the American 155-mm Sarin (GB) projectiles each contain 6.5 pounds of Sarin. This is approximately 30,000 lethal percutaneous doses. If the GB Projos made it to the black market, those terrorists would never consider lauching the thing, they would drain the Agent out and use it at the Superbowl, or the NYC Subway system. The media is focused on the fact that the Iraqi artillery rounds are not in firing condition, but that is completely beside the point.
He's out to lunch at Burger King (if the money Saddam gave him for being one of his shills lasted that long, that is).
Let the lefties test these chemicals, under supervision.
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Marquez Reviews Fight, More Confident He Beat Pacquiao
By Jhonny Gonzalez
For the first time since last Saturday's twelve round majority decision loss, Juan Manuel Marquez (53-6-1, 39KOs) sat down to watch a video of his trilogy fight with WBO welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao (54-3-2, 38KOs). The fight, which took place at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, saw one judge score a 114-114 draw, and two scorecards in favor of Pacquiao with 116-112 and 115-113 rulings.
Marquez watched the video with several family members, and he was getting more frustrated with each passing round as the official scores were on his mind. After reviewing a video of the fight, he feels very confident that he won at least eight clear rounds [116-112].
"I am even more convinced of my victory. It excited me, as if I was there [again]. [Initially] I didn't want to watch it because I knew I would be angry. I beat him again, and he knows that I did," Marquez told Sal Rodriguez.
hahahaha nice try JMM. even if you hadn't watched the replay, you declared you won, whiner. :) Hope you get well very soon. [IMG]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-OEmxyFQagN8/Tr-sTxY6BqI/AAAAAAAAAmw/fHct41gBBhQ/s320/post%2Bfight.jpg[/IMG]Comment by LeadUppercut on 11-19-2011
[QUOTE=Check_hooks;11449068]Harold Lederman..... knows more about boxing than [B]all the dumbasses[/B] who thought Marquez won put together[/QUOTE] Do you mean..... these guys ? :?!: In the pantheon of disgraceful decisions in the history of boxing this one will go down as…Comment by uoykcuf on 11-19-2011
Harold Lederman is paid to be biased, HBO told him to go for Pacquiao because there's money in Pacquiao/Floyd and not money in Marquez winning.Comment by Check_hooks on 11-19-2011
Harold Lederman was their ringside and scored the fight for Pac and he knows more about boxing than all the dumbasses who thought Marquez won put togetherComment by uoykcuf on 11-19-2011
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The early indications are that this awards season is going to be a very busy one for Mo'Nique.
The comedian's terrifying portrayal of a mother on the brink in the Oprah Winfrey-produced, independent film Precious won best supporting actress from both the Los Angeles Film Critics Association and the Boston Society of Film Critics.
The critics also agreed on best film of the year: The Hurt Locker, a nerve-rattling drama about an elite army bomb squad operating in Iraq. They both named its director, Kathryn Bigelow, best director, beating among others, her ex-husband, Avatar director James Cameron.
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Guerdwich Montimere, AKA Jerry Joseph, Pleads Guilty to Sexual Assault After Posing as Teen Basketball Star
Guerdwich Montimere, the former Dillard High School basketball player who moved to Texas when he was 22 and reinvented himself as a 16-year-old, came clean in the legal sense yesterday.
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Ne vaut certainement pas 5 étoiles
J'adore cet h�tel et je s�journe l� r�guli�rement depuis 30 ans. Mais je souhaiterais que l'on en r�vise la cat�gorie comme on l'a fait pour d'autres h�tels.
Les chambres ne sont pas propres, les salles de bain sont vieilles, les draps ne sont pas chang�s chaque jour...
Le personnel �tait aimable et obligeant, comme toujours.
On y mange tr�s bien.
Il est merveilleusement bien situ�.
Je pense que la direction doit envisager soit de baisser ses tarifs, soit de faire un grand m�nage !
Très bel hôtel, mauvais service.
Ceci est un tr�s bel h�tel, bien �quip�. Le probl�me que nous avons eu est qu'ils n'avaient pas re�u notre r�servation, et que m�me lorsque nous leur avons montr� la confirmation qui nous avait �t� fax�e par notre agence, ils ne voulaient encore pas l'accepter. Ils nous ont dit que NOUS devions contacter notre agence afin qu'elle renvoie un fax ou qu'elle leur t�l�phone pour confirmer que nous avions bien une r�servation. Nous avions aussi demand� � l'avance de rendre la chambre tardivement le samedi mais ils n'avaient pas �a non plus et ils voulaient nous compter une nuit suppl�mentaire. Ils �taient tr�s impolis et ne cherchaient pas du tout � �tre conciliants. La piscine, bien que grande et tr�s belle, est noire de monde le samedi et il faut donc arriver t�t pour avoir un transat. Mis � part �a, et aussi la lenteur des ascenseurs, c'est un h�tel tr�s confortable.
Very Impressed
I booked 2 rooms for my parents and my wife for 5 nights at the Tel Aviv Hilton, as we were in town for a wedding. We were given (interconnecting!) rooms on the 6th floor - rooms 605 and 607. The rooms were huge, clean, and very well equipped, with complementary mineral water and fruit provided daily. The Beds were comfy, the TV had loads of channels, and the iron worked, in fact, everything worked! The lobby area was very busy (lots of corporate events and weddings take place in the hotel), but the food at both the pool-side restaurant and the lobby area was excellent, and very good value for money (pay in $s). All the staff was polite, courteous and well trained - customer care has finally arrived in Israel! I overheard a complaint from a guest staying on the 12th floor (which I think is the executive floor) who was asking to be moved as refurbishment work was getting in the way of his sleep! The only personal down point was that access to the pool area is only for hotel guests, non-hotel guests were asked to pay �25 for access, and however we managed to argue with the pool boys to get our friends in to join us!
I considered staying at one of the other big hotels on the main road, e.g. the Carlton, Sheraton etc, but they were only �15 per night cheaper. We booked via a local travel agent, supplied by the bride and groom, so we got a great rate of �115 per night. Is it 5*? Maybe not compared to other European cities, but I would recommend
Not worth 5 stars
I love the hotel since 30 years of my regular stay there and I wish that the 5 star standard would be updated like other hotels.
The rooms are not clean, the bathroom is old, the sheets aren't changed daily,...
The staff was nice and helpfull as usual.
Food is very good.
The location is great.
I think that the management needs to consider either to lower the rates or do a total clean up!
Unclean, Bad Rude Service, Totally Terrible These Days -- BEWARE
1) Booked confirmed pre-paid suite that was not available at check-in, so we were stuck in low-end room for first night, no discount in rate, 3 calls to get bathroom cleaned as it was dirty when we arrived, walls so thin heard all the noise and snoring of next door neighbors all night. When we turned down bed covers, there were short curly hairs on sheets, clearly unchanged from prior guest. Mattress old and saggy, worthy of motel 6. In morning awakened by loud trucks passing on highway since we were stuck on the street-side of hotel instead of sea-side as we had reserved.
2) Second night moved to sea-side suite as reserved, but without the 2-person jacuzzi promised, then they locked us out of the living room of suite to make it a hotel room for someone else as they were overbooked, still no discount in rate. Mattress very saggy, and bed infested with dust mites causing bad allergies -- NOT A HOTEL FOR PEOPLE WITH DUST MITE ALLERGIES, IS NOT CLEAN. In morning, when in a hurry to get out of hotel to get allergy medicine, we were told auto valet was not manned that morning so no one would be able to give us our car keys for a few hours.
3) Third day, at noon at hotel entrance told while in car that we cannot enter hotel because parking is full for the day, so maybe we should come back in the evening, despite being paid guests staying at the hotel
4) Bumped from our anniversary dinner reservation at hotel restaurant on holiday by a man who slipped a cash bribe to restaurant host in front of us as we waited to be seated, leaving us with no dinner as for the holiday nothing outside the hotel was open.
5) Waited 10+ minutes for old inadequate elevators for the tenth time
6) Fourth night, checked out and moved to the INTERCONTINENTAL, WHICH WAS CLEAN, FRIENDLY, MUCH BETTER ROOMS, MUCH BETTER FOOD.
Hilton Tel Aviv is not a 5-star hotel, it is 5-star pricing for 2-star facility with the worst service ever. Travelers beware, this once nice hotel has gone totally downhill, a disaster. Stay at the Intercontinental or the Dan.
Beautiful Hotel, bad service
This is a beautiful large hotel with many amenities. The problems we ran into were they did not have our reservation and even when we showed them the faxed confirmation from our travel agent, they wouldn't accept it. They told us WE had to call our travel agent and have them call or re fax the Hilton to say we did have the reservation. We had also made arrangements ahead of time for a late checkout on Saturday and they did not have that and wanted to charge us the price of another night. They were rude in their manner and were not accommodating. The pool, although large and very nice, gets packed on Saturdays so get there early to get a seat. Aside from these problems and the elevators being very slow, it really is a comfortable hotel.
Over rated and over priced
This was listed on Trip Advisor as the #2 hotel in Tel Aviv. The rooms and the lobby were quite nice but it seems very over-rated and very over priced to me. The staff seemed just okay to me. Nothing special about this place.
Time for the TA Hilton to face some competition
I am a frequent visitor to the TA Hilton, and it takes full advantage of the lack of luxury competition in the city. Rooms are mid-market 4-star quality, and bathrooms are small and cramped. Beds are old and uncomfortable.
The lobby area is so-so, but the lack of genuine luxury hotels in Tel Aviv means that the Hilton remains year after year the main meeting place for Israel's elite and top corporate travellers, even though it does not deserve this with such a tired product.
The 12th floor Hhonors lounge is quite generous with food, but the seating area is cramped and unable to cope with the number of elite Hhonors guests who use it. Almost uniquely within the Hilton chain, Gold VIP Hhonors members are not granted use of the superior Executive Floors at the top of the hotel.
If only there were a Grand Hyatt or Four Seasons to show the Tel Aviv Hilton some real competition!
Great value
Very nice hotel although the rooms are starting to show their age. The staff was friendly, room size was large and the bed was very comfortable. My only complaint is that I had an odd numbered room which overlooked a gas station and the hotel's taxi stand, so on a nice day it is very noisy if you want to leave the door open. Make sure you get an even numbered room which faces a park.
Sitting in the summer sun
Perfect hotel for Tel Aviv. The rooms have balconies, which allow you to enjoy the atmosphere of the city well into the evening rather than being shut in a hermetic a/c cubicle. Okay, it probably helps that it's on the beach. Can't say I can compare the internal facilities with other hotels - there was just too much other parts of Tel Aviv to enjoy. Great view if you can manage to blag your way into the executive lounge. Found I didn't really care for quails' eggs though.
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It Was Ocean Water When I Arrived
We held out morning content session as a local firm. We were fortunate to have Professor Eugene Kandel and author Saul Singer address our group. Once the session was over we made the drive west to the coast. We toured IDE Sorek, one of the largest desalination plants in the world. We were told when the tour began that we would be just over one hour …
... afternoon. Its port is one of the oldest in the world (over 4000 years old). It predates Muslims, Christians, Jews and even Egyptians. It is still functional as a small fishing port today.
From here, we walked back to Tel Aviv along the beach. Ronnen left us at Allenby Road and Chris and I put our feet up for half an hour and cooled down with an ice coffee. Thankfully, it wasn't too far to walk back to the hotel from here!
Welcome Back to the First World
... squeezing out all of my toothpaste before my flight out. With that in my memory, I prepared for battle. We entered the immigration control area, where several hundred people stood in line. There were dozens of windows in operation, so despite the crowds and time they were taking with each, it moved fairly quickly. It was soon our turn. Aside from confirming who we were, why we were there, and when we were leaving, ...
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Series Record: 2-0 (Auburn)
Last Meeting: (2010) Auburn 52, ASU 26
About each team...
Last week Auburn defeated Washington State 31-24 and Arkansas State crushed Arkansas-Pine Bluff by a 62-11 score.
Coach Brian Harsin enters his first season at Arkansas State after serving as the offensive coordinator at Boise State and Texas. Gus Malzahn enters the contest with a coaching record of 10-3.
The Red Wolves return six starters on offense and six on defense. Auburn returns six starters on offense and eight on defense.
Auburn currently has 40 players rated as 4-stars or better by Scout.com and Arkansas State has one.
Auburn has 31 players with at least 20 games of experience and Arkansas State has 16.
During the past five seasons Auburn has compiled an 18-0 record at home against non-conference opponents and Arkansas State is 1-12 on the road out of conference during the same time period.
During the past five seasons the Red Wolves are 1-11 against teams from a BCS conference with an average score of 18-36.
Red Wolves are currently on a nine-game winning streak.
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*Led by senior David Oku, the Red Wolves rushed for 509 yards during their opener with four players eclipsing the century mark. Auburn rushed for 297 yards against Washington State.
*Arkansas State ripped off 13 explosive plays against an out-manned Arkansas-Pine Bluff squad, including five of 45 yards or more. *
During the two previous meetings against the Red Wolves, Auburn won by an average score of 39-13, out gaining ASU by an average of 503 to 271 yards.
*During their last nine games against BSC competition the Red Wolves are 0-9, but four of those games were decided by 10 points or less.
*ASU is 2-53-3 against teams currently in the Southeastern Conference. Its last victory against an SEC team came against Ole Miss during the 1915 season.
*In 96 collegiate games Malzahn's offense has rushed for at least 200 yards 57 times, compiling a 48-9 record in those contests.
*In their last 26 games the Tigers have allowed an average of 191.0 yards rushing per contest.
*Auburn's starting quarterbacks dating back to the 2011 season are currently on a 25-game streak of being held under 200 yards passing.
*Last week against Washington State, Corey Grant produced the 47th 100-yard rushing game in Malzahn's tenure at Auburn as a coordinator or head coach.
*Auburn remains the only team in the Southeastern Conference to be undefeated since 2000 when scoring at least 30 points.
*Since 1992 when the SEC expanded and began divisional play, Auburn is 72-8-1 with at least 45 rush attempts during a game.
Robenson Therezie intercepted two passes for the Tigers on opening night and Josh Holsey added a third.
*Since 1992 Auburn is 68-19 in games the defense forces at least three turnovers.
What to watch for on Saturday night…
Auburn goes from defending a pass-heavy offense in Washington State to a run-heavy offense in Arkansas State. The Tigers' front seven should be better suited to defend the Red Wolves than Washington State.
Can Nick Marshall pick up from where he left off during the second half of the season opener? Marshall settled down after halftime, completing 8-11 passes after hitting 2-8 prior to intermission.
Auburn's triple-headed monster at running back could be in for another banner outing and will be called upon again to deliver a victory. Arkansas State has allowed an average of 204.1 yards rushing and 35.6 points per game in its last 20 appearances against teams from a BCS conference. This includes seven games allowing more than 250 yards rushing.
With Harsin's offensive history expect the Red Wolves' offense to be multiple in scheme, including elements of Malzahn's system and the West Coast offense. "Balance" will be the key for the Red Wolves to have success against the Tiger defense.
Arkansas State returns four starters on its offensive line, which could be an advantage when the Tigers play their less experienced ends and tackles.
Expect Malzahn to lean heavily on the running backs Tre Mason, Cameron Artis-Payne and Corey Grant to allow Marshall to grow into the quarterback position. This is likely to be a close game through three quarters, which means Auburn's special teams could play a major role just as they did against Washington State.
Keys to victory…
*Until Marshall becomes a more effective passer, Auburn will be reliant on its running game for success. If the Red Wolves can slow Auburn's ground game, this could easily be a fourth quarter game.
Nick Marshall made his Auburn debut last Saturday night vs. Washington State.
*Auburn's linebackers were not playing in a comfortable zone against Washington State with the Tigers defending a spread passing attack. Arkansas State should provide an opportunity for the linebackers to make a bigger impact on the outcome of the game.
*Auburn clearly has the advantage in talent and depth, but it will take better execution to obtain the most of this advantage. If the Tigers struggle early on offense, it will keep the Red Wolves emotionally in the game.
*Auburn left four or five big plays on the field during the season opener with poor execution being the culprit. These opportunities usually only arise a few times during a game and Auburn needs to execute better when plays are open for potential big gainers.
*Arkansas State will come to Jordan-Hare Stadium with a lot of confidence and excitement with the opportunity to face their former coaches as well as the opportunity to pull an upset of a Southeastern Conference foe. Auburn can only squash this emotion with superior play on the field and a good start out of the gates.
The Tigers need their passing attack to deliver explosive plays for this offense to reach its full potential.
Final Word...
The key word for this week should be "focus." The Tigers need to eliminate their miscues from the opener and come closer to playing to their potential. They also need to be focused to avoid being overconfident playing against an opponent from a non-BCS conference. It's impossible for any team to be motivated to play at its emotional peak in every game, especially at the collegiate level, which makes this a dangerous game for the Tigers.
With Mississippi State coming to town next week Auburn cannot afford to peek ahead. Even if the Tigers cannot summon a lot of emotion to play Arkansas State they need to approach this game in a serious manner as an opportunity to improve in addition to winning.
Dating back to the 2011 season Arkansas State is 20-6 with a 15-1 record in the Sun Belt Conference. Though the Red Wolves won't be loaded with heavily recruited players like an SEC opponent, they are expected to be a well-coached team playing with loads of confidence. This can be a dangerous setting for the Tigers if they are expecting anything less than the Red Wolves' best shot.
Coming into the 2013 season it appeared Auburn's offensive line, running backs, secondary and special teams would be the primary strengths of the team. This proved to be the case during the victory against Washington State. If Auburn expects to improve the Tigers will need to remain healthy and have players throughout the roster step up their performance levels.
An improved quarterback performance from Marshall this week will be needed along with a solid performance while defending the run. Both teams will strive to establish their ground attacks and the team with the most success will likely secure the victory. I expect Auburn to hold the edge at the line of scrimmage on Saturday night and to come out of the game 2-0 on the season. Auburn 34, Arkansas State 23
Around the Southeastern Conference…
Florida over Miami
Kentucky over Miami-Ohio
Tennessee over Western Kentucky
Mississippi State over Alcorn State
Missouri over Toledo
Georgia over South Carolina
LSU over UAB
Texas A&M over Sam Houston
Arkansas over Samford
Ole Miss over SE Missouri State
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There's no research showing that any ingredient in this product is going to grow even a single eyelash. Aside from the hype, what you do get is an outstanding, pen-style liquid eyeliner with an incredibly precise brush, smart packaging, and impressive staying power. Simply put, this is one of the best liquid eyeliners available anywhere at any price.
(based on 11 reviews)
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Most Liked Positive Review
Easy to use eyeliner
I use this eyeliner every day. My daily makeup is natural and light - and this liner is great for drawing a thin line right above my eyelashes. It doesn't run at all and...Read complete review
I use this eyeliner every day. My daily makeup is natural and light - and this liner is great for drawing a thin line right above my eyelashes. It doesn't run at all and dries quickly. I've tried many pen style liquid eyeliners, including those that are much more expensive than this but I haven't found anything that beats the price for similar performance. Those wanting a dark, thick eyeliner will be disappointed - but if you want a dark but thin, natural looking liner that doesn't run but washes off easily with Paula's face washes, this is it!
Most Liked Negative Review
Watery and weak impact
I bought this based on Desiree's recommendation in a Paula's Choice YouTube video. I bought the blackest blackThe liner definitely has long staying power, about the same as my favourite L'oreal Lineur Intense,...Read complete review
I bought this based on Desiree's recommendation in a Paula's Choice YouTube video. I bought the blackest blackThe liner definitely has long staying power, about the same as my favourite L'oreal Lineur Intense, but the impact is weak. I find the liner to be a little watery where it doesn't create a bold, opaque line. I find it difficult to build up, so the line stays somewhat transparent. This is great for someone who wants a very subtle liner, even with the darkest black.
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(2 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
not super black and fades away quickly
By GlowAddict
from Canada
About Me Classic Style
Comments about Physicians Formula Eye Booster 2-in-1 Lash Boosting Eyeliner + Serum:
It is my first drugstore liquid eye liner and not comparable to my kat von D or stilla eye liners and I wish it was since it's way less expensive. I bought it in ultra black but actually it wears on like a dark gray. Even sometimes I have to go over it times and times to make it more black. It also fades so quickly. But I really like the size of its tip and how smooth the application is. You would prefer it for an office work but you might prefer a better one for the special events unless you find it quite pointless to splurge on an eye liner. I won't repurchase it as my previous ones lasted me for a fairly long time.
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(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
By petite2
from Southern NJ
About Me Natural Style
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
perfect everyday eye liner
By lisa
from san diego
This is what I use every day. I squint a lot - which makes most eyeliners smudge. This stays put. It's light, easy to apply, easy to remove. You can make the line more dramatic, too.
(4 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
By Nisie
from undisclosed
Super eyeliner
By Lyn T
This eyeliner goes on easily, lasts all day and is easy to remove. I recommend it to everyone!
Bad results!
By Lisa C.
i bought this product based on your rating and was let down for the first time. I have purchased two of these, to be sure.I have slightly oily eyelids but thoroughly clean and dry my lids first. This liner skips at one corner of my eye every time and I find chunks missing from the line in a few hours. Touch ups are impossible and just makes matters worse. I am a former make-up.artist so I don't think it's my skill that's lacking. Have great luck with a3$ Essence brand,sim. To ELF , in Canada.
(6 of 7 customers found this review helpful)
Love This Eyeliner
By Gwen R.
I am 64 years old. I have been using Eye Booster 2-in-1 Lash Boosting Eyeliner + Serumby Physicians Formula for the last two years. While I can't claim that it grows lashes, the gaps in my lash line have grown back in and I am not losing lashes like I was before I started using this eyeliner. The applicator is very easy to use, the eyeliner goes on smoothly, does not make my eyelids itch, is easy to remove, and the product lasts a long time.
Finally, a liquid liner I can use!
By Kat M.
While I can't state unequivocally it will grow lashes (seems to be helping), it's GREAT eyeliner! I have very sensitive eyes, and as I'm older I don't go for the thick liner currently in fashion. This is easy to apply, very thin if you prefer, but can build up if you want to. I have the clear (for days I don't use makeup), and the black, which I agree is more a very dark grey. (Note that I usually hate makeup with "auto" dispensing applicators....)
Itchy eyes
By Mia
I don't know if it is just me and would love to hear from other users, but I itch and burn after using this product, almost a stinging sensation. The product is excellent in every other aspect. I love it so much I withstand the stinging to use it!. I do keep looking for something similar with the same results but without the stinging. The only other comment would be that the brown is a little dark..
The best felt tip eyeliner ever.
By KT
I have bought many and this one stays all day, has great pigment and is an ease to use. The brown shade is more of a brown/black. I have been using for 1 year and my lashes are not longer.
Physicians Formula At-A-Glance
Strengths: Inexpensive; almost all products fragrance-free; outstanding cleansers; pressed powder with broad-spectrum sunscreen; several bronzing powder options (primarily for fair to light skin tones); one of the only lines at the drugstore selling matte finish eyeshadows; the loose powder; most of the blushes; good liquid liner; excellent automatic brow pencil.
Weaknesses: Dated moisturizer formulas; several sunscreens lack sufficient UVA protection; jar packaging; several of the makeup products epitomize wasteful packaging; the shade selection for almost all the foundations and concealers is awful; tons of gimmicky products that don't perform as well as you'd think but are eye-catching in their compacts; the lip color and lip plumper; mostly average to disappointing mascaras; the Organic Wear products either have undesirable textures or contain irritating ingredients.
There aren't really any doctors at Physicians Formula (the founder of the company was an allergist, Dr. Frank Crandell, but that was back in 1937), and no physicians currently sell or endorse it either. The company asserts that "The term hypoallergenic is more than just a cosmetic claim for Physicians Formula. It is the basis for every product that is created. Physicians Formula honors this claim through stringent product testing and quality control. In fact, Physicians Formula products are formulated without 132 known irritating ingredients still found in many cosmetics on the market today." While the line doesn't list the "132 known irritating ingredients" that they claim not to use, one of their newer products contains menthol, which serves no purpose for skin other than to cause irritation, and other products contain alcohol and witch hazel, which won't make any cosmetic chemist's or dermatologist's list of anti-irritants.
It's good that the skin-care products have been streamlined. There are some excellent makeup removers and a couple of gentle sunscreens whose sole active ingredient is titanium dioxide. Surveying this line in its entirety reveals that makeup is its major focus. However, as you'll see from the Physicians Formula makeup reviews below, things aren't exactly rosy there, either.
For more information about Physicians Formula, call (800) 227-0333 or visit www.physiciansformula.com.
Physicians Formula Makeup
Does this assortment of makeup products have what the doctor ordered? The enormous selection of makeup (no other line at the drugstore sells more individual pressed powders, concealers, or powder bronzers) has seen some noteworthy improvements in recent years, but far too much of it is still built on gimmicky premises or eye-catching graphics while performance and texture are given short shrift. And for a line where just about every product carries on about its goodness for sensitive skin and the non-comedogenic nature of its ingredients, they're not using anything that other companies aren't also using, not to mention that many of the ingredients that show up in these products (such as waxes and occlusive thickening agents) can absolutely clog pores.
Still, for a line with increased retail presence in major drugstores, you may be wondering just what to pay attention to, and the good news is that there are indeed some finds among all the mosaic powders and oddly packaged concealers. Physicians Formula has never done foundations and concealers well, and for the most part that still holds true today. Only one of their concealers is recommended, while the others are best described as dismal. The expansive powder category has several attractive options, including a pressed powder with sun protection and many worthwhile bronzing powders. You'll also find best beauty buys among the blushes and other key products, including the matte eyeshadows, felt-tip eyeliner, brow pencil, and a few of the mascaras. There isn't anything medical or extra-pure about Physicians Formula makeup, but if you know what to look for and are on a budget there are some products that any doctor concerned with the subject of beauty would appreciate!
Note: The shade range of this line does not cater to darker skin tones. In fact, for some products, only those with fair to light skin will find options.
The Beautypedia and Paula's Choice Research teams have one mission: To help you find the best products for your skin, whether they're from Paula's Choice or another brand. By combining efforts, we're able to share scientific research and remain committed to the highest standards based on our decades of experience objectively reviewing thousands upon thousands of skincare and makeup formularies in all price ranges.
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