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I remember when JFK was shot.
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I remember when JFK was shot.
My first couple of cars didn't have seat belts.
I remember as an adult seeing the wizard of OZ.
That was a real shock that the 1st part was B&W, and OZ was color.
I spent my youth watching it all in B&W.
"The legitimate powers of government extend to such acts only as are injurious to others. But it does me no injury for my neighbour to say there are twenty gods, or no god. It neither picks my pocket nor breaks my leg." --Thomas Jefferson
Smoking in the doctors office too. My family doctor we had growing up smoked like a chimney as well as his nurse.
If you had a dial on your TV you were lucky. We had a pair of pliers and rabbit ears made out of tin foil.
I remember you could say Merry Christmas to anyone and receive the same back.
I remember when I could go to the corner tavern with my uncle and not get the evil eye from everyone.
I remember a sense of community, belonging, that is missing today in many areas.
I remember when sneaking into the drive-in movies wasn't a criminal offense.
I remember when the cops would just take you home and let the parents beat the crap out of you. Now, you get booked and the parents would go to jail.
Interesting JFK was mentioned. One of my earliest childhood memories. It was the first time I ever saw my mom cry and asked her why, and she tried to explain what happened to the President. And we were Canadian.
Oh, and I'm old enough to remember me and my best friend going halves on a Pong game ($65 as I recall and we couldn't afford it on our own) I'm guessing around 1974?
I remember when stations had attendants to pump your gas, And they had gas wars. I remember 8 tracks and when we were fascinated by pong. Like it was said before when penny candy cost a penny or lest.
I remember being able to drive to school with a loaded shotgun hangin' in the back window of my pickup truck because as soon a the bell rang we were going hunting.
Had a smoking area in high school
You could grab a cold beer after work, set it on the dash board and drive past and wave at Barney Fife
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I remember when Playboy and other nudie magazines only showed side and butt pictures. Kids today don't realize the suffering we endured trying to see naked women.
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I remember when zip codes were introduced and TV stations didn't start broadcasting until 4:30pm. "Hey boys and girls, what time is it?"
Too many to list but I remember buying my first house in 1982 at 18% interest...
I remember when the ambulance was parked next to the hearse at the back of the funeral home.
I also remember "The Wonderful World of Disney" tv shows, then watching Columbo.
I'd like to forget Disco, I still don't get ABBA, I think the were the Disco genre, but again never figured that out.
I remember the start of rap music. Seems like every intersection you stopped at somebody was listening to Rappers Delight.
I'd really like to forget that Duran Duran concert. Even though it was a weekend I'll never forget, the price was way too high.
A plain seltzer water in a small "Coke" logo glass (no ice) was 3 cents. The same glass filled with Coke was 7 cents. The next size up "Coke" logo glass was 5 cents for seltzer and 10 cents for Coke. Those glasses were absolute standard issue in every candy store in Brooklyn.
Coke in the small, green, 7oz bottle for 10 cents, ICE COLD out of a machine with the hand crank thing. You pushed it down hard to get your soda. If you hit someone with that little bottle, you'd kill them.
A slice and a small Coke for a quarter. EVERYWHERE they sold pizza it was that way. 15 for the slice and 10 for the soda.
Buying the first nine or so Rolling Stones albums at Sears, Roebuck & Co. for the sale price of 69 cents each one Saturday. The true, red label, mono copies. THAT is why they were on sale for 69 cents each, nobody wanted the mono copies. At the time. Times sure do change don't they?
I remember gas at about 29-30 cents a gallon when I started entertaining the motoring public. By the time I became an associate of Texaco about 1972, it had shot up to 36.9. We were still busy.
I remember what our postal "zone" number was in my neighborhood of Brooklyn. Zone 30. It became 11230 zip.
I remember the guy on the corner, Doctor Adams, coming down to the house at the drop of a hat. Or a brick. Or off a garage or bike.
I remember mostly piston-engine airplanes, and jets being the new big deal.
I remember seeing The Soft Machine, The Chambers Bros., Janis w/Big Brother, and Jimi Hendrix for $2.50.
I remember seeing The Stones "Get Yer Ya-Yas Out" at The Garden for $5 as a present to myself for my 17th birthday.
I remember when the Dodgers left Brooklyn, and left us with nothing but the rat-bastard Yankees for a few seasons until Koufax, and then the Mets came along.
And I remember my life before it was destroyed by the rest of the pressures of society.
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I remember when a $50.00 hooker was $5.00...now let's's not read anything ino this now!!!
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I remember losing my 2nd house in 1983 when the oil thing went bust in Houston. Things like that change you. I remember watching the Outer Limits and not being able to sleep. I remember being in 2nd grade when JFK was killed and going home early and watching Oswald being shot on a new 19" B/W Sears Silvertone console. I remember our new 61 Olds Dynamic 88 seat belts were an option the new cars back then were kept in a parking garage covered.
I remember having pictures taken of me and Methuselah playing when we were kids
Well, I just pulled off the impossible by doing a double-blind comparison all by myself, purely by virtue of the fact that I completely and stupidly forgot what I did last. I guess that getting old does have its advantages after all :D
Five cent cokes.
Gas at 26 cents/ gallon.
Watching television during the Cuban missle crisis and knowing we were the closest to nuclear war that we had ever been.
The paralysis of the nation after JFK's death.
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I remember drinking Moxie "soda", 35 cent Sat. movie matinees, 5 cent candy bars but Lunch Bars were only 3 cents (cheap chocolate), my first bag of Barbeque potato chips, watching the first episode of Star Trek aire on a Thursday night, how scary some of the episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Theater were, of course JFK, Oswald and Ruby, 3 gallons of gas for a buck, manual transmission shifters on the column, half-moon hubcaps, full moon hubcaps, actually playing outside, gas station attendants that filled your tank and washed your windows, Valley Forge beer, Pong, nationwide 55 mph speed limits, Classics Illustrated comic books, when pocket change included Mercury dimes, Standing Liberty quarters and Buffalo nickels, when Westerns ruled the TV top 10, and a lot of other good/bad things.
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I remember triple dip ice cream cones at Thrifty's for fifteen cents and S&H green stamps.
My first new car was a 57 Chevy rag top, 283. 3 on the column.
Some final words,
"If you keep banging your head against the wall,
you're going to have headaches."
I remember when Eisenhower was elected to his second term, Alaska was named a state and there were only 165,931,202 people in the U.S.
I remember going into a gun store to buy a pistol and all you needed was money to pay for it.
I remember being on the rifle team in High School and carrying my rifle and ammo to all my classes because the Boys Vice Principal didn't want it left in his office because the he would be responsible if it got stolen.
I remember going into the local hardware store to buy dynamite. And they always had plenty in stock. And the only thing that they warned you not to do with it was fish.
I remember when I trusted the government, and they trusted me.
Good ones gents.
Remember Holly 4 barrel double pumpers, push button transmissions, and clutches you had to stand on with both feet to engage. I remember when Detroit put out cars people actually wanted, not the ones government wants you to have.
I remember when SNL was funny. When you could smoke and drink on stage. When gangs had baseball bats and maybe a knife or 2. I remember pitching penny's with the Latin Kings. Italian ice in paper cups, and the sweet smell of homemade pies. I remember when you could kiss a girl and not get arrested for assault. When you could drive with no seat belt or shoes. I remember when popcorn at the movie theatre didn't require a low interest loan. When people really cared about their neighbors. I remember when you could ride the subway and not be in fear of your life. When kids could go outside and play for 10 hours and not worry about some nutjob doing something to them. I remember when all a kid needed was a stick and a cardboard box to be entertained for hours. When parents were parents and not trying to be their best friends all the time.
I remember when life was simpler, more laid back. When our nation was building things, creating bonds, a sense of unity. Today we are more divided than ever.
I'm not old after reading this.
I remember McDonald's using styrofoam instead of paper wrappers.
I remember when kids in school could actually run a mile for PE and not die of exhaustion.
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I'm sure all of our parents moaned and groaned about what they remembered as being a better life as well. I doubt everything was as good as all of you seem to remember or you are simply remembering it with the inaccuracy of youth. Everything is always easier when you are a kid and have no responsibilities. Once you are an adult, reality kicks you in the butt.
I'd much rather focus on the here and now and the future rather than exalting what's dead and gone and never coming back.
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Kinda the point Cathy. Somethings should never be gone and should come back. Simple things like respect, personal responsibility, a trust in ones own government, etc.
I remember when not everything turned political and people generally minded their own business.
I remember, before I knew better and smoked, when they would hand out free packs of Marlboros at the drag races.
I remember as kids we would walk (1 block short of having to take the bus) to school in Illinois year round - and we liked it!
I remember our first computer - the TI-99 / 4A.
I remember when the Bears won the Superbowl and hope to see this again before I die.
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Few topics are getting more attention from Hoosier political leaders than the state's employee "skills gap."
From the governor to Republican and Democratic leaders, top elected officials say they want to direct statewide efforts — and resources — to matching employee job skills with job openings. As Republican House Speaker Brian Bosma recently stated on Twitter, a social media website, "We must make every effort to align our job training and education efforts with available jobs."
One way to do that is with the creation of the Indiana Career Council, a 15-member body chaired by the governor and made up of "stakeholders" in workforce development.
The measure has the support of Bosma and the Democratic House Minority Leader Scott Pelath.
Last week, Democratic U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly also endorsed the idea of fighting Indiana's skills gap.
He visited Ivy Tech in Evansville and Indiana State University in Terre Haute to push for a bill he has introduced in Washington that would direct federal education funding to colleges and universities prepping students for today's job market.
The idea of a skills gap is that there are not enough qualified workers to do many of the jobs now available in the Indiana and U.S. economy. According to Joe Frank, spokesman for the Indiana Department of Workforce Development, the gap is partly a result of a changing workplace and a changing workforce. Manufacturing jobs — which make up a big part of Indiana's economy — are more high tech today, and employers have to try and get "more from less," Frank said. On top of that, many of today's workers lack "soft skills," such as how to do a job interview, prepare a resume or even show up for work on time. Those factors help create the gap, he said.
"Yes, Indiana, there is a skills gap"
But not everyone agrees a skills gap even exists and — among those who believe it exists — there is wide disagreement over its size. The Boston Consulting Group published a widely cited study last year that showed the manufacturing skills gap is smaller than most believe, amounting to not more than 100,000 workers nationwide, or about 8 percent of the skilled workforce. A joint survey by Deloitte, a consulting firm, and an affiliate of the National Association of Manufacturers, put the figure much higher, estimating there are about 600,000 high-skill positions currently unfilled.
In Indiana, at least among those with political power, there seems to be no question the gap exists. Ready Indiana, an initiative of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, recently published a survey of 335 employers, stating they believe 71 percent of employees lack "applied skills," such as problem-solving, communication, work ethic and professionalism. The employers also estimated 35 percent of employees lack computer-related skills and 25 percent require on-the-job training.
"The gap between worker skills and employer needs is certainly impacting our state's economic growth," said Ready Indiana Executive Director Kris Deckard in a Chamber news release. "Talent is the No. 1 factor in attracting new businesses and growing existing ones."
Indiana Career Council
Although the newly proposed Indiana Career Council has widespread support in the General Assembly, the state already has an agency dedicated to matching worker skills with available jobs: The Indiana Department of Workforce Development's WorkOne training network. But, according to the Ready Indiana survey, "nearly half of the respondents had either never been involved with (36 percent) or heard of (12 percent) the WorkOne" system. For that reason, the Chamber supports the new entity, according to its recent news release.
But addressing the skills gap is "one of the biggest missions that our agency faces right now," the DWD's Frank said. "It's extremely important to the governor and we're gearing our agency likewise," he said.
In addition to DWD, the state's Economic Development Corp. is also doing its part to help employers find the employees they need, said Katelyn Hancock, director of media relations for the IEDC.
"The IEDC and the DWD are definitely proactively working together to ensure that our skill and training development are aligned with the skills demanded by companies," Hancock said. "We work with companies to market Indiana to see how we can help the companies grow or locate here, so ultimately they'll create more jobs for Hoosiers."
And, despite the reported skills gap, employers are bullish on the state's workforce and jobs climate, Hancock said.
"Companies are constantly telling us that the love Indiana's workforce," she said. Hancock also said companies find "the workforce is plentiful" in the state.
So does that mean there is not a skills gap?
"There's room for improvement, always in training," Hancock said. "That's why human capital enhancement is one of the forefront issues for the IEDC and we are partnering" with WorkOne.
A changed workplace
Most of the employees or potential employees who go through one of the WorkOne training programs are adults who have already graduated from high school or failed to graduate. Indeed, Frank notes there are about 400,000 adult Hoosiers without a high school degree who need basic skills training from the DWD. The agency's first job is to help them learn basic skills and then move into a training program, he said.
"Basically, we have a workforce that's kind of caught in the past," Frank said, noting that decades ago, a high school graduate could move directly into a factory job and remain there until retiring. That's no longer the case, he said.
"It's just the workplace is different," Frank said. "Things are a lot more technologically advanced. Companies are having to get more out of their workforce than they used to." Today's workers need training beyond high school to make it, Frank added.
But that does not mean all workers need to go to college. That model has definitely changed and Gov. Pence and state lawmakers are now in favor of improving vocational education in the state to help meet the demands of tomorrow's employers. Improving vocational education is the top priority of this year's General Assembly, lawmakers have stated.
"I think that's a good idea," said Cato Institute scholar Neal McCluskey, who studies education issues. Many other countries have much better-developed vocational education options in place for young people looking to enter some sort of trade, he noted. To the extent that expanding vocational education in the state increases options for young people, it's a good thing, he said.
A pay and training gap?
While state political leaders and groups such as the Chamber and the Indiana Association of Manufacturers support enhanced efforts to fill Indiana's skills gap, there remain those who question the whole concept.
"Have [employers] tried raising wages?" asks Peter Cappelli, a professor of management at the Wharton School, writing in the New York Times. Cappelli believes, if there is a skills gap, it's the fault of employers' hiring standards being too high and their wages too low. Employers are also failing to provide job training, he argues.
Adam Davidson, also writing in the New York Times, agreed largely with Cappelli and concluded that the skills gap is really a gap in education, since many high school graduates today lack basic math and science skills needed in the modern workplace.
But, in the state of Indiana and many other states, dealing with the skills gap is a new, top priority. This likely means more money for vocational education in high schools and the creation of a new Indiana Career Council to join the DWD and the IEDC in matching workers with available jobs.
The Cato Institute's McCluskey is skeptical about the state's ability to match jobs with workers. The market, when not distorted by education and training subsidies, does the job much more efficiently than government entities can, he said. The trouble is, thanks to government subsidies that distort the market for skills training, the market is distorted, he noted.
Nearly all of the state's job training budget is federally funded, the DWD's Frank noted. When the recession hit, the Congress did what it could to provide training dollars to the states, he said.
The federal government spends about $18 billion annually on dozens of different job training programs, according to a recent study by the Government Accountability Office.
"We have more resources [for job training] then we used to have," Frank said. WorkOne can help provide on-the-job training for employees and even help pay a worker's salary for the first six month of employment, he said. The IEDC also provides training grants to companies, Hancock noted.
"Last year we had a record number of companies choosing Indiana to locate or expand their business," Hancock said, adding 37 companies have done so already this year. Skills gap or no, "we have very positive momentum going forward."
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I once had a very nice FM tuner (vintage Pioneer TX-9500 II).
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Thief River Falls - Gaileen Groslie, 68, died Sunday May 27, 2012 at Sanford Medical Center, Fargo, N.D.
Funeral services were held Friday, June 1, at Zion Lutheran Church, Thief River Falls, with Rev. John Golv officiating. Casket bearers included Gaileen's six nephews, Steve Solheim, Chris Solheim, Randy Johnson, Laurel Johnson, Brent Johnson and Steve Madison. Interment was held at Greenwood Cemetery in Thief River Falls.
Gaileen Beth Solheim was born on Feb. 8, 1944 in Thief River Falls, the daughter of Olaf and Guida (Gilbertson) Solheim. She was baptized and confirmed at Trinity Lutheran Church in Thief River Falls. Gaileen attended Northrup Elementary and graduated from Lincoln High School in Thief River Falls in 1962. Following graduation Gaileen attended Bemidji State University graduating with a bachelor's degree in Elementary Education in 1967. Gaileen taught elementary school in Minneapolis and Brainerd.
On June 28, 1969, Gaileen was united in marriage to Lyle Dennis Groslie at Trinity Lutheran Church in Thief River Falls. The couple made their home in Thief River Falls; and to this union, three children were born, Eric and the twins, Jill and Beth.
Gaileen was a very hard worker throughout her life. While her children were young, Gaileen stayed home with the kids. She then started to substitute teach in the elementary schools in Thief River Falls and began working at Solheim Furniture, which was founded by her parents. Gaileen eventually became a co-owner of Solheim Furniture with her brother, Vernon Solheim which they operated until 1993. In January of 1994, Gaileen went to work at Digi-Key in the Volume Sales Division where she worked until her retirement on June 5, 2009.
Gaileen was very family focused; she wanted to be with her children as much as possible and with her granddaughters whom she dearly adored. Gaileen enjoyed maintaining holiday traditions that she learned from her parents, and passing them on to her children. She loved spending time at the lake. In the early 1960s, Gaileen started spending time at Lake-of-the-Woods with her family; a tradition she carried on at her cabin at Maple Lake which she purchased in 1994. Gaileen was a fantastic cook. She also enjoyed baking, lefse making, knitting, boating and passing on her recipes to family and friends.
She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church in Thief River Falls. When her children were younger, Gaileen served on many of the church boards and was a Stephens Minister. She enjoyed time with friends and her Supper Club. Gaileen maintained many lifelong friendships from childhood, school, college, church and work.
Survivors include her three loving children, Eric Groslie, Jill (Shayne) Anderson all of Thief River Falls, Beth (Kevin) Halme of Middle River; three grandchildren, Gracie Anderson, Seri and Brynn Halme; sister, Darleen (Manuel) Johnson of LaPorte, MN; brother, Vernon (Arden) Solheim of Thief River Falls; mother-in-law, Doris Groslie of Thief River Falls; and several nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
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International Falls - Mildred (Millie) Robinson (Shannon) died at the age of 90 on Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at Rainy Lake Medical Center in International Falls.
There will be a celebration of life service for Mildred at 1 p.m. on Saturday, July 7 at First Lutheran Church in International Falls. Interment of her ashes will be at Greenwood Cemetery in Thief River Falls, on July 11.
Millie was born on March 10, 1922 in Stearns County, on a farm near Brooten, to Egbert Van de Streek and Effie Stavenger Van de Streek. She was baptized on Easter Sunday of that year at the Presbyterian Church in Brooten. She attended school in Ash Creek and Lismore.
In 1938 the family moved to a farm Southwest of Thief River Falls. On Nov. 2, 1941 she was married to Durlyn James Robinson. They lived on a farm south of Fergus Falls and then on a farm East of Thief River Falls, until Durlyn was drafted into the U.S. Navy. She followed Durlyn to Cour de Alene, Idaho and Los Angeles, Ca.
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Millie married William (Bill) Shannon on June 30, 2001 and they lived in Donna, Texas and Cohasset.
Millie is survived by her children: Ila Jean (Luther) Hanson of Urbandale, Iowa., James (Carol Hafdahl) Robinson of Granbury, Texas and Linda (James) Sutch of International Falls; grandchildren, Deanna Hanson (Derrick) Abromeit, Andrew (Emily Jacobsen) Hanson, Donna Parker, Bradley (Michelle Dostal) Hanson, Adam Sutch, Christian (Sara Moore) Sutch, Darren (Krysten Mc Afee) Robinson and Carrie (Brandon) Neal; great-grand children: Alyssa Hanson, Lily Hanson Abromeit, Isaac Hanson, Elliott Hanson Abromeit, Benjamin Hanson, Samuel Hanson, Sarah Hanson and Braden Neal; sisters: Ruth Roos, Dorothy Morehouse, June (Kenny) Jorgensen, Barb (Dennis) Nelson, Muriel Wavra; and brother Edward Van de Streek; sisters-in-law: Frances Torbeck, Marky Van de Streek, Betty Shannon and many nieces and nephews. She is also survived by her step-children: Molly Gores, Daniel (Laurel) Shannon, Laurie (Dale) Hanson and step son-in-law, Patrick Trudel; 13 step-grandchildren and many step-great- grandchildren.
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A 24,000-square-foot casino opens at noon for slot machines, with blackjack, craps, roulette, Caribbean stud poker, and three-card poker available from 5 PM until the casino closes at 3 AM (schedule subject to change). The casino bar hosts live music nightly.
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The Palm - Buffet restaurant. Deck seating available. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Room service for breakfast is available.
El Olivido - Tex-Mex restaurant serving à la carte dinner. Reservations required. Dress code: long pants, collared shirts for men.
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- Chocolate truffle with ginger mousse
- Frozen coconut mousse with pineapple ice cream
- Coffee-Kalhúa crème brûlée
L'Olio - Italian Restaurant - Italian cuisine; à la carte dinner. Deck seating available. Reservations required. Dress code: long pants, collared shirts for men.
Sample menu for L'Olio - Italian Restaurant
- Beef carpaccio with arugula salad in caper dressing
- Assorted bruschetta
- Puff pastry stuffed with portobello mushrooms
- Sautéed vegetables with dried provolone and tomato oil
- Tuscan soup with truffle essence
- Cream of clam and shrimp with horseradish
- Caesar salad
- Caprese salad
- Smoked salmon with mixed lettuces, balsamic dressing
- Vegetable lasagne with leek bechamel
- Codfish cannelloni with shrimp Bolognese sauce
- Gnocchi with pesto sauce
- Penne with four-cheese sauce
- Green fettuccine with truffle-mushroom sauce
- Risotto with wild mushrooms and parmesan
Main courses:
- Grouper in potato crust with lentils
- Swordfish with olives, capers, anchovies over fennel potato
- Chicken breast stuffed with mozzarella/spinach in thyme sauce
- Pork scalloppine, prosciutto, spinach in herb essence
- Barolo-braised beef with vegetables
- Veal chop over asparagus risotto in sambuca-rosemary sauce
- Three-cheese cake with grape sauce, walnuts, chocolate ice cream
- Strawberries marinated in red wine with vanilla ice cream, crisp leek
- Three chocolates
- Tiramisu
- Thousand Leaf caramel cake with crisp chocolate
Royal Club - Top-floor restaurant reserved for guests of Royal Club rooms. (See Rooms & Rates section.) À la carte breakfast, lunch, dinner service. Panoramic sea views.
Sample dinner menu for Royal Club
Main courses:
- Beef fillet with black pepper, chateau potatoes, fried leeks
- Shrimp with choice of sauce
- Seabass with creamy corn, fresh pot-herbs
- Mexican-style chicken breast
- Grilled salmon with creamed spinach
- Assorted cheeses, fruits, pastries
Desire - Caribbean fusion cuisine.
Sample menu for Desire
- Garlic Octopus with Grilled Mushrooms
- Tuna Carpaccio
- Smoked Salmon Roulade
Main courses:
- Argentinean Mixed Grill
- Rosemary Shrimp Kebab
- Tenderloin Fillet
- Flan Caramel
- Fresh Sliced Mango
- Aged Rum Savarin
Pizzas La Plaza - International-style and create-your-own pizzas. Casual outdoor dining. Dinner only.
The Beach Club - Casual open-air beachfront spot serving à la carte lunch and dinner. Snack food for lunch. Contemporary Caribbean fare for dinner. Dinner reservations required.
Bikini - Beach bar with sunset view. Open mid-morning to early evening.
Splash - Pool bar with swimup side. Open mid-morning to late night.
Cocktail - Lobby lounge. Open early evening to late night.
Sound - Disco/piano bar open early evening to late night. Adults-only after 11 PM. Live or DJ music.
- Recreation
The majority of recreational activities and facilities described below are included in the room rate for this resort (scroll up to the All-Inclusive details section for more information).
The Occidental Grand Aruba faces a 137-m (50-yard) stretch of Palm Beach along the turquoise Caribbean Sea. There are sun loungers, towels, and umbrellas on the beach. A 137-m (50-yard) lagoon-style pool includes a swimup bar and a rock-waterfall island with two spa tubs.
The resort supplies snorkeling gear, windsurfers, small sailboats, pedal boats, and kayaks. Water-sports centers on the beach rent personal watercraft and offer parasailing, banana-boating, waterskiing, tubing, kneeboarding, wakeboarding, snorkeling, scuba, and sailing adventures.
Land sports include tennis on two lighted courts, beach volleyball, and basketball.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the resort; fees may apply.
The hotel also has a complimentary children's club.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Aerobics on site
- Basketball on site
- Parasailing on site
- Playground on site
- Sailing on site
- Scuba diving on site
- Snorkeling on site
- Volleyball on site
- Water skiing on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Occidental Grand Aruba - All Inclusive Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Travel change options for Occidental Hotel and Resort guests with reservations to destinations under a hurricane watch or warning:
Canceling reservation within 48 hours of departure: Guests can cancel without penalty and rebook a reservation if the airport is closed or flights are cancelled within 48 hours of travel. Reservations must be rebooked within 14 days of the original travel dates. Specific travel dates apply.
Guest departing early: Guests who choose to depart early will be credited for the unused nights, which may be applied towards a future stay at the same resort. Reservations for unused nights must be rebooked within 30 days after the storm. Specific travel dates and other restrictions apply.
Rebook the same hotel for a later date: The hotel will honor the original rate for guests who wish to postpone their vacation and travel at a later date. Reservations must be rebooked within 30 days after a storm. Specific travel dates and other restrictions apply.
Changing travel plans to the same brand at a different destination: Guests can choose a different destination that is not affected by the hurricane and transfer their reservation within the brand at the originally confirmed rate, subject to availability (except Grand Aruba). Other restrictions apply.
Guests must contact the hotel for specific booking and travel dates, using the information on the confirmation received after booking.
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 20 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: USD 20 per day (rates may vary)
- Additional Details
Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the resort prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed.
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Honeymoon special
Honeymooners reserving a room via this Web site will receive the following:
- One complimentary bottle of champagne
- One T-shirt
- ID card for preferred treatment.
- One complimentary night for the following anniversary
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Top 5 math apps for iPhone and iPad
TiPb checks out the best, most must-have math apps to load up on your iPhone and iPad
Student enrolled in math classes? Have a job that requires the use of math? Simply someone with a love for mathematics? Whether it's arithmetic, calculus, or hacking the code of the universe, there are dozens of iPhone and iPad math apps to choose from. Read on for TiPb's Top 5, must have favorites to get you started!
WolframAlpha (Universal)
WolframAlpha is a much more than a math app, but the computational and mathematical abilities it possesses are phenomenal. Need to not only calculate a complicated integral, but know the steps to get the answer on your own? WolframAlpha can do it. Need to quickly solve a cubic equation? WolframAlpha will calculate all real and complex solutions. Or perhaps you want to look up Fermat's little theorem or the Riemann Hypothesis - WolframAlpha's got you covered. From basic mathematics to advanced calculus, statistics, physics and other topics, WolframAlpha is an excellent tool to have in your pocket.
[$1.99 - iTunes link]
Calcbot (Universal)
Calcbot is a beautifully designed calculator the iPhone and iPad. In addition to being UI candy, Calcbot offers many features that makes it a great candidate to replace the native calculator on the iPhone (and fill the gap on the iPad). The more advanced, scientific functions are accessible by a swipe and Calcbot records your history onto a tape that you can email or send values back into the calculator. And true to Tapbots' style, Calcbot comes to life with finely machined animation and sound.
[$1.99 - iTunes link]
Also Check out:
- PCalc is a very robust and feature-filled RPN calculator and is universal for both iPhone and iPad. [$9.99 - iTunes link]
Apollonius (iPhone)
Apollonius is a must-have application for Geometry students. With it, you can make geometric constructions as if you were using a straightedge and compass. While making constructions, you can move points around to adjust the sizes, angles, and distances to visually see how these changes affect your constructions. Even with complicated constructions, the app runs very smoothly. If you've had any experience with Geometer's Sketchpad, Apollonius is very similar. My only complaint it's not a universal app for the iPhone and iPad.
[$3.99 - iTunes link]
Math Ref (Universal)
Math Ref is an excellent reference app for mathematics that includes over 1,400 helpful formulas, figures, tips and examples of the equations, and concepts. It also includes example problems and solutions that you may see in specific subject areas. Math Ref doesn't have a fancy UI, but the information is there; it is clear; and it is easily searchable. Since the UI is basic, Math Ref is very snappy and runs smoothly. This is an app that deserves to be in every math student's pocket.
[$0.99 - iTunes link]
Also Check out:
- iMathematics! is a universal reference app that contains over 700 formulas in over 120 topics as well as 8 solvers and calculators. [Free, with in-app purchases iTunes link]
SkyNumbers (iPhone and iPad)
For a fun game that will refine your arithmetic skills, check out SkyNumbers. In this game, you're given a target number while other numbers fall from the sky. You must combine these numbers with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to reach the target number. If a single figure falls through the last cloud, the game is over. The speed at which the numbers fall increases with time making this game a fun challenge. SkyNumbers has Game Center support and you can also share your scores on Facebook and Twitter.
[Free for iPhone, with in-app purchases - iTunes link [$2.99 for iPad - iTunes link]
Your top math apps?
So there you have it, our top 5 best math apps for iPhone and iPad, but that doesn't mean there aren't some other great ones floating around out there. Also, be sure to check out our Picks of the Week and the TiPb iPhone App and Games Forum for more recommendations, and if we missed any of your favorites, leave them in the comments below!
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SpaceTime is a wonderful CAS-level graphing calculator (think TI-89 on steroids). It's not cheap at $20 but it does go on sale periodically.
I really like the free m48. It emulates an HP48 and gives you a powerful programmable calculator. On the downside, it is a bit slow and the Reverse Polish notation takes some time to get used to.
For me the best math app for iOS is Soulver. It is a very powerful calculator. It accepts phrases in plain English and even multiples variables. Thanks :)
Sad part is professors still would allow me to use my phone in class, they always assume you're texting
I like Soulver a lot and my kids use MathTime, which my son developed and is a flashcard-style app for doing math fact drills.
Omfg! Thank you tipb for letting me know about wolfram alpha. That app is amazing! Thank you!!!!
I was a finance major and the BAII+ was invaluable for me. It's a direct copy of the actual handheld unit, but on my phone!
Lately I think the you guys aren't doing your homework! How can you leave Soulver out or PCalc RPN the one the Rene always talk about and died for.
If you want to get really good and really fast at multiplication, try out 24x7digital's TimesTables app.
I am seeking recommendations for apps that will do inferential statistics (t-tests, anova, Chi Square, etc.) Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Guys, I loved the article, but I could not believe that PowerOne SL was not on your list.
Check it out
I spent a few days searching for a basic calculator. My needs were:
-A record tape that allowed me to view previous calculations
-A well designed interface
-Focus on arithmetic, so that I wouldn't have to wade through advanced formulas that I do not need
I wound up with Digits, and I've been very happy with it. Great design, and perfect for a guy whose formulas don't go past arithmetic too often.
I really like InchCalc for doing fractional measurements. I work with architects and interior designers, so this is really useful.
I use NeoCal Lite mainly because it offers an RPN mode and it's free.
How can you leave out GraphCalc? It is an algebraic input calculator that shows you the expression as you type it. Hit equals, and it evaluates it. The big deal is that it remembers the expression you typed and its result so you can scroll back and see what you did. You can use this to catch errors, and just tap and it grabs either the resulting value from an old expression or the complete expression itself. So if you typed in a big, bad formula and just want to change one or two numbers, just grab the old expression and edit it, then hit equals again. It's an amazing time saver.
LOVE Calcbot. Great app.
Just wish it loaded slightly faster when it it has been removed from the multi-tasking bar.
www.soolver.com - free, online, step by step calculator. Working with ipad and iphone. I`m waiting for theirs app!
For RPN, I like i41cx+. It's enough like the actual HP version to be very comfortable. It also works every time.
How about Coder Calc? Hard to beat the speed, appearance, universality, and feature set for the price.
I was searching for the good apps for making my calculation easy & here it is i got the apps.It is very nice, specially for the fraction methods & i liked the math ref apps too,which made calculation so easy.
Have you tried Math Chomp.. a pac-man style math learning game, it's great!
Elevated Math is quite comprehensive and is a good program for 5th graders and up.
I looked at Elevated Math. It goes way beyond the games and calculators. It actually teaches in a way that makes my kid "get it."
Here is a review of Elevated Math: http://www.tekgadg.com/tekgadg/2011/8/12/elevated-math-for-ipad.html
Check out Wiser Calc. It supports "natural display" input style like the CASIO fx-350ES calculator and it's easy to browse your calculation history.
Try JSCalculator: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/jscalculator/id443347724
You can store your formulas and edit them in all possible ways.
Try MultiAlien - math flash cards meets alien space ships. Use the right answer to destroy the invaders! http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/multialien/id440136560
A great iOS app for Intro Stats is "Statistics 1″. It has Cliff Notes-like lessons, quizzes, flashcards, calculators, decision-trees, glossaries, and a bunch of other tools for learning basic statistics. The app is currently featured in Back to School section of the iTunes App Store (8/24/2011).http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/statistics-1/id339661480?mt=8
For an arcade style app that lets you practice your math skills, check out 'Meteor Math'. Here's a trailer: http://youtu.be/XPYxRIQmlBk and you can find it on the app store here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/meteor-math/id458612541?ls=1&mt=8
Also Trunky Learns Numbers is great for early school years http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/trunky-learns-numbers-early/id467089761?l...
Here's another flash card App for iPad and iPhone. However, this one spices up the drudgery of rote learning with the speed and excitement of a horse race.
Sound strange?
In, Flashmath Derby, you race your horse against the computer. Correct answers urge your horse forward, while incorrect or delayed answers cause you to start falling behind. It really adds a sense of urgency to the activity and helps to focus young minds. Check it out here...
Try ArithFit, a tetris-like math game on iTunes
try Drop the Wall, the great math games.http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/drop-the-wall/id443501074?mt=8
CAS Calc P11 1.0
Device: iOS iPad Only
Category: Education
Price: $11.99,
Version: 1.0 (iTunes)
There are good news for all those who are looking for a scientific pocket calculator with graphic abilities.
If you are the owner of an iPad, you can buy one of the most advanced scientific calculators, which is called "CAS Calc P11" for a few bucks.
with more than 1'200 mathematical functions, the ability to display up to 10 plots simultaneously and direct print via airprint most needs are covered, alternatively results and plots can be sent to any e-mail account with a simple click.
A Latex editor is included for easy editing of formulas, a QWERTY keyboard is included. An external keyboard can be connected via Bluetooth.
CAS Calc P11 may be a very powerfull alternative to any scientific pocket calculator, the included extras like direct Airprint, e-mailing and included Latex editor may make it even superior to many established pocket calculators.
'Math Master for kids' is a very helpful applications for students who wants to improve their math skills. It covers almost all topics from grade 1 to grad 6. It has a FREE version too.
It can be downloaded at http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/math-master-for-kids/id477685782?ls=1&mt=8
Price is now dropped to $4.99.
'Math Master for kids' is a very helpful applications for students who wants to improve their math skills. It covers almost all topics from grade 1 to grad 6. It has a FREE version too.
It can be downloaded at http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/math-master-for-kids/id477685782?ls=1&mt=8
Thanks for the list. Another cool math app is Butterfly Math and it is excellent for pre-schoolers and pre-kindergarten students. Do check it out: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/butterfly-math/id478786384?mt=8
Great apps. I found an app that solves some complicated systems of equations. Link here: http://itunes.apple.com/app/xsolve-mobile/id474568091?mt=8
My favorite Math App for High School and College:
Calculus Curve Sketching App for iPhone
Simply insert your function into the Calculus Curve Sketching App.
- derivative
- second derivative
- third derivative
- antiderivatives
- zeros of the function
- singularities
- extrema
- inflections points
- limit as x approaches infinity
- limit as x approaches a specific value
- domain of a function
- asymptotes
- symmetry
Has anyone taken a look at Mathway?http://www.mathway.com/
Is there an ipad Math app that can do what that does?
I would really appreciate your help
Have you tried Math Pentagon mathpentagon.com ?
It mentions that it is a structured program for ultimate math practice using work sheets. With Math Pentagon, you solve math problems on the iPad and preserve your work in the app.
I guess they cover Decimals, Fractions, Algebra, Percent, Statistics, Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry etc.
Have tried the worksheets, they looked very good to me.
nice post man i m die hard fan of iphone few app you havent mentioned here like http://www.techotalk.com/2011/12/17/top-5-cool-iphone-apps/
Here is another app that does basic matrix operations(*, +, -), solves linear systems and does some nice curves fitting (linear, hyperbolic, logarithmic, power regression)
iPad Versionhttp://itunes.apple.com/us/app/matri...1828?ls=1&mt=8
iPhone Versionhttp://itunes.apple.com/us/app/matri...1765?ls=1&mt=8
Here's a new one that's getting great reviews: Spirit of Math Drills app. A complete drills system for grades 1 to middle school (and unless you remember math facts from your school days, it's good for adults too). Appsforhomeschooling.com gave it 5 out of 5. http://itunes.apple.com/app/spirit-of-math-drills/id507239996?mt=8
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I like Easy Fraction Calculator for checking fractions homework.
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I highly recommend Digitron:
They also have free version:
We like Multiplication! an app to learn the timestables, works on Iphone / Ipad.
Another math application, maybe not that useful but very addictive :)
Another great math app is called Math Write for the iPad. This app lets the kids solve the problems instead of just picking from multiple choice answers. Search for "Math Write" or here's the link:
This one I recently found. its really cool app for kids to learn some basic operations -http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/basicmaths/id565024534?ls=1&mt=8
I'd like to mention my latest math app: Tellcraft: Math and Arithmetic Reloaded. It's free on the App Store so please download it: http://tellcraft.com/appstore
There's a new app on the market which I absolutely recommend!
It's called "Math Lookup" and contains ALL those High School formulas it's so difficult to remember.
Every single formula is linked to an example, which makes this so much easier to understand!
You might also want to check out Calculus Quiz Game. It's a game that helps practice derivates and integrals. It's 99 cents in the app store. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/calculus-quiz-game/id623788997?mt=8&ign-...
We just released a free Algebra Quiz Game also. Download it here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/algebra-quiz-game-simplify/id641930369?m...
The best one i've seen yet is MATH 42 (https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/math-42/id664457128?mt=8&at=10l3Vy&ct=d_im)
Here are some features:
• It shows you step-by-step solution to your math problems with explanations.
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• It sketches function and gives you the critical points of a curve
Best Math Formulas App for students is
iOS :
Heli Math - free math game covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with a flappy bird-style gameplay.
iTunes link: