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The Merry Wives of Windsor (Quarto 1, 1602)
the merry Wives of Windsor.
¶And I am here a Stag, and I thinke the fattest
2494.1 For Horne the hunter, waiting my Does comming.
Enter mistris Page, and mistris Ford.
¶Mis. Pa. Sir Iohn, where are you?
¶Fal. Art thou come my doe? what and thou too?
2499.1Welcome Ladies.
¶Therefore you deserue far better then our loues,
.5Fal. This makes amends for all.
2505Come diuide me betweene you, each a hanch,
¶For my horns Ile bequeath thẽ to your husbands,
¶Do I speake like Horne the hunter, ha?
There is a noise of hornes, the two women run away.
Enter sir Hugh like a Satyre, and boyes drest like Fayries,
2519.1Looke round about the wood if you can espie
¶A mortall that doth haunt our sacred round:
¶And leaue not till you pinch him blacke and blew:
.5Giue them their charge Puck ere they part away.
¶ Sir Hu. Come hither Peane, go to the countrie
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Moon Palace Golf & Spa Resort
- Business Center
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- Moon Palace Golf & Spa ResortCaitBJan 08, 2014
Beautiful resort with multiple restaurant, bars, cafés, clubs, shops and pools. You never need to leave the grounds to have a great time.
- Moon Palace Golf & Spa ResortHanna S.Oct 10, 2012
My brother got married here a few years ago, and it was the biggest best family vacation! All-inclusive is easy to get used to! I may be biased because we had so many other family and friends there with us, but I would certainly come back here on my own. Everythign was beautiful, service was great, wide range of delicious food options, fun disco, and lovely spa, too.
Recommended for:Family Travelers - Moon Palace Golf & Spa ResortMelissa SuttonJul 09, 2012
I toured this property as a travel agent in 2011 and love it! Moon Palace is a large all inclusive resort only 10 min from the Cancun airport on a wonderful beach. The resort has 11 dining options, huge pools, and so much to see/do. I've arranged lots of honeymoons to this property and several beautiful destination weddings!
- Moon Palace Golf & Spa ResortJill HigginsFirst to ReviewJul 04, 2012
I'm not an all-inclusive kind of girl, but I have stayed there several times to photograph weddings there, and I really enjoyed it. The rooms are nice, spcacious and very clean. In fact, I have stayed at an expensive (non all-inclusive in Mexico that wasn't nearly as nice). The pools are generally crowded and noisy which isn't my style, but it's great for people who like to get out and socialize, meet others, and laze the day away at the pool. The beach is nice although I have never been able to get in it b/c the warning flags have always been up. The 24 hour food is mediocre but plentiful. Get your reservations for the nice restaurants early. I love the Mexican restaurant on site - it is fun to eat there and the food is great. The spa is also a treat to visit - had a great massage there. Take a book or plan to spend extra time there just relaxing because they have plenty of room for you to do so. Their Mayan shows are cheesy, but fun.
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This property is all inclusive. Rates include meals and beverages at on site dining establishments, taxes, and gratuities. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities. Dining options at Moon Palace Golf & Spa Resort All Inclusive include a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Room service is available 24 hours a day. Recreational amenities include a golf course. Also located on site are an outdoor pool, a children's pool, a health club, and a sauna. The property's full service health spa has beauty services. This 4.0 star property has a business center and offers small meeting rooms and audio visual equipment. Wireless Internet access is available in public areas. This Cancun property has event space consisting of banquet facilities, conference/meeting rooms, a ballroom, and exhibit space. Wedding services and tour assistance are available. Guest parking is complimentary. Additional property amenities include a swim up bar, a poolside bar, and valet parking.
There are 2,433 guestrooms at Moon Palace Golf & Spa Resort All Inclusive. Guestrooms have balconies. Coffee/tea makers and minibars are offered. Bathrooms feature separate bathtubs and showers, jetted tubs, bathrobes, and slippers. Guestrooms offer free local calls and voice mail. Air conditioned rooms also include blackout drapes/curtains, electronic/magnetic keys, irons/ironing boards, and clock radios. Housekeeping is offered and guests may request wake up calls. Cribs (infant beds) and rollaway beds are available on request.
Additional fees and deposits may be charged by the property at time of service, check in, or check out.
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Excellent!878 reviews across the web.
- Guests recommend this hotel for golfers.
- Guests recommend this hotel for a romantic getaway.
- Service94% found the staff to be very friendly.
- Food89% found the breakfast to be wonderful.
- Location87% enjoyed the nightlife nearby.
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- Hotel86% thought it was clean.
- Wellness/Sportstop-notch fitness area, thought 80%.


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posted 5 years ago
This is good for the pasture horse or pony that is getting overweight and needs to slim down some. It has enough nutrients for daily needs but lower calories and when you can't increase their exercise this may help by lowering the caloric content.
Pros: helps overweight horses lose weight,
Cons: na
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Great for fat ponies!
posted 5 years ago
I recently aquired my fat shetland pony peanut. so I needed to find a low fat grain to feed him so he could still get the vitamins and minerals he needs. this did it he has lost the weight needed to be healthy and has a great coat and a sparkle in his eye!
Pros: Geat for keeping the fat horse happy
Cons: None
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My first choice!
posted 5 years ago
I love this grain. My horses dont run around all crazy after they eat it!! I have one horse that is insulin resistant and this gives her the vitamins she needs without the extra junk. I wish more places sold it in my area.
Pros: Low carb!
Cons: Availablity
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My horses love it
posted 5 years ago
My horse is an easy keeper, and my husband's horse has foundered in the past. Since they're on restricted diets, it's great for them to have this feed to ensure that their nutritional needs are being met!
Pros: Makes my horse happy
Cons: Hard to find where I live
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Nice choce of food!
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this is a tastey choce of food for your house but i guess it really depends on what your horse prefers?
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just had my baby boy *UPDATE PICTURE INCLUDED*
He's beautiful! So tiny and perfect. That picture brought tears to my eyes.
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He's absolutely beautiful and so precious! Even though I don't know you, I've thought of your family often and continue praying that he is strong and healthy.
awwww.... he is so handsome =)) congrats again on your new lil man. keeping you and baby travis in my thoughts, hope all goes well, Im sure he will grow perfectly=)) modern medicine, science and technology has come long way....and you have a great support system here and Im sure at home too =)) good luck with everything=))
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Stay Strong and Healthy for that Awesome Lil Boy!!
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Wow. Just look at that costume change. Whomever is the designer, so much respect.
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"Excuse me while I throw this down, I'm old and cranky and tired of hearing the idiocy repeated by people who ought to know better.
Real women do not have curves. Real women do not look like just one thing.
Real women have curves, and not. They are tall, and not. They are brown-skinned, and olive-skinned, and not. They have small breasts, and big ones, and no breasts whatsoever.
Real women start their lives as baby girls. And as baby boys. And as babies of indeterminate biological sex whose bodies terrify their doctors and families into making all kinds of very sudden decisions.
Real women have big hands and small hands and long elegant fingers and short stubby fingers and manicures and broken nails with dirt under them.
Real women have armpit hair and leg hair and pubic hair and facial hair and chest hair and sexy moustaches and full, luxuriant beards. Real women have none of these things, spontaneously or as the result of intentional change. Real women are bald as eggs, by chance and by choice and by chemo. Real women have hair so long they can sit on it. Real women wear wigs and weaves and extensions and kufi and do-rags and hairnets and hijab and headscarves and hats and yarmulkes and textured rubber swim caps with the plastic flowers on the sides.
Real women wear high heels and skirts. Or not.
Real women are feminine and smell good and they are masculine and smell good and they are androgynous and smell good, except when they don't smell so good, but that can be changed if desired because real women change stuff when they want to.
Real women have ovaries. Unless they don't, and sometimes they don't because they were born that way and sometimes they don't because they had to have their ovaries removed. Real women have uteruses, unless they don't, see above. Real women have vaginas and clitorises and XX sex chromosomes and high estrogen levels, they ovulate and menstruate and can get pregnant and have babies. Except sometimes not, for a rather spectacular array of reasons both spontaneous and induced.
Real women are fat. And thin. And both, and neither, and otherwise. Doesn't make them any less real.
There is a phrase I wish I could engrave upon the hearts of every single person, everywhere in the world, and it is this sentence which comes from the genius lips of the grand and eloquent Mr. Glenn Marla: There is no wrong way to have a body.
I'm going to say it again because it's important: There is no wrong way to have a body.
And if your moral compass points in any way, shape, or form to equality, you need to get this through your thick skull and stop with the "real women are like such-and-so" crap.
You are not the authority on what "real" human beings are, and who qualifies as "real" and on what basis. All human beings are real.
Yes, I know you're tired of feeling disenfranchised. It is a tiresome and loathsome thing to be and to feel. But the tit-for-tat disenfranchisement of others is not going to solve that problem. Solidarity has to start somewhere and it might as well be with you and me."
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Massa's Ferrari career in his own words
Title heartache; team orders controversy; life-threatening injury; lacklustre form: Felipe Massa has experienced it all at Ferrari. On the eve of his final grand prix with the Scuderia, he talks to JONATHAN NOBLE about his 'incredible' career
By Jonathan Noble AUTOSPORT group F1 editor
When Felipe Massa pulls on a set of Ferrari overalls for (perhaps) the last time in his career at Interlagos on Sunday, he does so with absolutely no regrets about the path that life at Maranello took him.
He may not have achieved his ultimate ambition of a world championship for more than just those 30 seconds in Brazil five years ago - and his recent form may have been a shadow of the man who took the fight so strongly to team-mates Michael Schumacher and Kimi Raikkonen - but there is little he feels he should or could have done differently.
"I've had some great times, some difficult times as well, but what I can say is I'm happy," says Massa, reflecting on what will have been a 139-race tenure at F1's most famous of teams.
"It's difficult to change anything that happens. For sure you always prefer great results and great things than difficult things, but it's part of our lives.
"But I learnt a lot with everything I did here at Ferrari and what I can say is that I'm a very happy man. I have zero frustration with my career, I've had an incredible career that I never believed I was going to have.
"And I'm looking forward to getting more great results and to fight still for victories and the championship. Otherwise, it's time to stop.
"I don't believe it's time to stop yet - I believe in myself and I believe I can do a lot more and fight a lot more and that's what I'm looking for."
Massa's career at Ferrari can be split evenly into two separate spells - a division largely defined by that horrendous accident during qualifying for the 2009 Hungarian Grand Prix.
Forced out for the remainder of that campaign after an errant spring hit him in the face, that Massa was able to even return to top line competition was an achievement in itself.
Yet, ever since coming back, he has been surrounded by questions about whether he is as good as he was before the accident. While his single-lap pace has been up there - and you only need look at his qualifying record this season against Fernando Alonso to see that - it's his consistency in races that appears to have lost the spark it had before.
But while observers point to the high-level of incidents that have stymied many of his races, Massa is adamant that there is no evidence of his functions having been impaired at all by the Hungary crash.
"I don't think so," he says. "I think about it many times, I did a lot of exams, I went to many different hospitals, and I did everything.
"All the doctors said I was 100 per cent, and I had zero problems. I would say what's happening is not just the accident but the fact so many things changed, so I had a lot of problems with tyres - the Bridgestone, which was a very hard tyre, meant I was struggling a lot.
"Many things happened and I don't think it was the accident to be honest."
There have been other factors that have hampered him too, most notably those infamous days like Germany 2010 and the United States last year where he has had to sacrifice his own ambitions for the good of his team-mate.
"It was very hard, for sure," he explains. "They're situations that no driver likes, something you really feel - not just me but the team.
"It's part of life, we cannot go back; it happens. I did so many other things to help the team. In that race though, it was a little bit different."
Worse than losing hard-earned results, though, is the fact that in giving up positions he found himself criticised by fans and the media as someone who rolls over too easily.
"It's hard because it's not nice to read something that's coming from your people in Brazil when they criticise me," he said. "But some things when you're watching at home are easy to say: you're not working for a company, for a group.
"And so many of the people who criticise me are doing the same thing in their own company, but nobody sees!
"I don't feel sorry for what I did because I'm very professional, and I always did everything in the most professional way for the company I work for. It's better to do that than get in a fight with the company that trusts you."
Yet when people look back on Massa's career, and for a single moment that perhaps defines him as both a man and racing driver, it will be in how he handled the 2008 season finale at Interlagos that stands out.
Standing up there on the podium that day, having driven his heart out to deliver the win he needed to be champion - only to see it all taken away from him at the final corner when Lewis Hamilton slipped past Timo Glock - Massa's sportsmanship moved anyone who saw it.
"I never thought about what I would say, it was just natural. I was myself looking to my people, and I tried to be myself."
Looking back now, though, Massa thinks it was not too difficult to do what he did that day. Interestingly, that is in part because he does not think that was the moment the title was lost.
"It was OK, much better than what I expected," he says.
"I couldn't do anything better than what I did, I didn't lose the championship in Brazil. For sure if I lost the championship because of me, it would have been much more difficult.
"To be honest, what I did in the last race in 2008, I gave 120 percent. I started on pole position and I won the race and did the quickest lap of the race - I did everything in very difficult pressure.
"I knew the situation was going to be difficult but we did our best. So I'm very happy with what I did in the last race of 2008. I lost the championship in the other races.
"I would say maybe the race where I fear we lost the championship was Singapore. Hungary I was leading the race and I had an engine problem, but this is something which can happen.
"What happened in Singapore was unacceptable. I lost the championship there unfortunately, but it's like that. So I would say I'm very happy for what I did, and I hope I can be even more happy with what I do from now until the end of my career."
Much has been said about way that Renault cheated at the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix to deliver Fernando Alonso a surprise victory by getting Nelson Piquet to deliberately crash.
Yet beyond the impact those events had on the sport, Massa knows that valuable points went begging that day, for it was under the safety car - brought out from Piquet's crash - that his refuelling stop went so badly wrong.
"What happened there was like a situation in football where there's a match and they pay the referee - it's the same situation," he says.
"We saw so many championships in football where they saw that they paid the referees and the team who lost went through, but in Formula 1 nothing happens.
"But I will never cry for what's happened; it did happen and I feel sorry, but we need to think forward."
So how does he feel then about having shared a team with the very man who benefited the most from the Singapore events in 2008, Alonso?
"I don't think we are here to speak about that! I have no problem with Fernando, who is maybe the strongest team-mate I've raced with.
"I've always enjoyed what we've done together at Ferrari. Maybe I would have preferred to do a little bit better than I did, but we've had a good relationship.
"As I say I'm not a frustrated man, I'm a happy man. And I hope he [Alonso] can have a great future, not just him but with Kimi and Ferrari, and myself as well."
Tucked away at the start of that answer is an interesting comment: that Alonso is perhaps the 'strongest' team-mate he has ever had. So is he saying that the Spaniard is better than Michael Schumacher?
"I think Fernando is very quick and he's able to take the best from the car all the time, at most of the tracks," he said. "He's very intelligent, he understands a lot about the car, and he's very strong mentally and works well under pressure.
Massa acknowledges though that working alongside Schumacher early in his career was a huge fillip in making him appreciate exactly what he needed to do to succeed in F1.
"It was very important for me, not just to work with Michael but to be the test driver in 2003, working with Michael and Rubens [Barrichello] and trying to understand the way they worked with the engineers and the people in the team.
"And then working with Michael in the same car, it was a big school. It was very important."
Although his Ferrari departure offers the perfect chance to reflect on recent years, like any sportsman he is thinking only of what is to come. His move to Williams was only sealed after this interview took place, but even at the time he was looking forward to being somewhere different.
"I feel happy to change, to start again from zero. I have zero frustration for the position I'm in now.
"But I will definitely miss the human side of Ferrari. It's really a family, and it will be difficult to see another team like that.
"Everything is like family inside the team - I have a lot of friends here, and it feels so good working with this team and these people. On the professional side I'm happy, it's the human side I will miss."
And irrespective of what he goes on to achieve in his career, he knows that people will never forget the Felipe Massa/Ferrari years - even if it is just for that crazy afternoon in Brazil 2008.
"I would prefer to be world champion forever, not just for 30 seconds," he smiles. "But maybe I have the most incredible final race of the championship ever - I'm sure people will remember me!"
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When a task force appointed by Gov. Pat Quinn issues its long-awaited report on mass transit reform later this month, it is expected to recommend ways to tackle what officials say is a multibillion-dollar shortfall in funding.
Almost 7% of anti-violence fund went to politician's husband
West Garfield Park ranks in the top 20 most violent areas on the city map. In 2011 and 2012, the West Side neighborhood got more than $2.1 million from Gov. Pat Quinn's administration through his Neighborhood Recovery Initiative anti-violence program, state records show.
Medical pot seminars a growing business
Charlie Washington, 55, of Park Forest, has organized a two-day seminar in April in Orland Park on how to get into the medical marijuana business.
Illinois' budget plan requires trust
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Republican Dinner Showcases Three Candidates for Governor
Three of the four Republican candidates made their way to Marion Saturday night.
Transparency bill headed to Quinn
A bill to make updates to the state government transparency website happen faster is on its way to Gov. Pat Quinn.
Kirk Dillard doubles support as Rauner still leads in Illinois governor's race
Kirk Dillard, of Hinsdale in DuPage Count, is closing in on Bruce Rauner who leads in the polls as the March 18 election nears.
Department of Children and Family Service faces 'horrendous' challenges, lawmakers say
Lawmakers that oversee Illinois Department of Children and Family Services say the agency faces "horrendous" challenges in the year ahead as officials deal with yet another search for a new child-welfare chief after Arthur Bishop resigns.