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Tear-Shaped Memorial Ornament
"Those we love don't go away they walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near. Still loved, still missed, and forever dear." Commemorate a loved one with this elegantly crafted pewter-finished ornament.
Includes a card of the verse, and you can have the back engraved to create a meaningful memento.
Crystal accents and hanging ribbon; comes gift boxed.
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Get ready for the holidays with holiday decor, or create an outdoor oasis with garden and patio furniture and fashions that are fun and functional.
It Came To Me... Wood Sign
For all the dogs you've loved, and for all the furry family members you have yet to meet. A heartwarming ode, great as a gift for anyone who strives to be as generous and loving as our four-legged friends.
Crafted of solid knotty pine with a distressed painted finish.
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Home & Garden
Get ready for the holidays with holiday decor, or create an outdoor oasis with garden and patio furniture and fashions that are fun and functional.
Cabana Islander
Relax on the Cabana Islander, a one-of-a-kind island for up to 6 people to enjoy. Constructed of heavy-duty K80 PVC with a detachable wind-resistant nylon cabana top to keep you in the shade. Speed Safety Valves deliver the fastest inflation and deflation possible. The anchor system will keep you from floating away. Also includes a center swim porthole, boarding platform for easy access and a floating 16 quart cooler that can be tethered to the island. The 16 quart cooler includes zippered lid, cup holders, rope grommet and molded handle. 108" x 82" (deflated).$499.99 -
Love You to the Moon Framed Art
It's like delivering a love letter, every time that special someone lays eyes on it. Rich color and quirky artwork accompany "I love you to the moon and back" a natural in a nursery, but also delightful in a guest room or by the kitchen table.
Burled metallic finish on poly frame with glass.
Made in USA.
15" x 15"$39.954.2/5 (6) -
Banana Beach Lounge
Add some luxury to your pool, lake or beach experience with the Banana Beach Lounge. It's even more comfortable than it looks! Lounge in style with a cool drink sitting in the molded cup holder. If you're on a lake, be sure to tether it to a moored boat, dock or a friend's Banana Beach Lounge with the molded rope holder, because you will fall asleep! Featuring a sleek ergonomic backrest and thick, durable 20 gauge K80 construction. Equipped with a Speed Safety Valve for easy inflating and deflating. Size: 1 person, 77 in. x 43 in. (deflated) 75 in. x 42 in. (inflated).$69.994.8/5 (5) -
Nuclear Globe
Have a blast in the Nuclear Globe and walk across the water! The unique cup-like construction on the outer surface grips and paddles through the water as you spin the globe. Features 6P K80 PVC construction with patented Speed Safety Valves for fast and easy inflation. The Nuclear Globe features 2 entry/exit portholes. Molded handles on the interior and exterior allow for easy entries and exits. Tying the "ultimate inflatable ball" to pool ladders, docks, or boats is easy with the integrated molded rope holder. 78" x 78" (deflated). Only to be used by 1 person at a time.$399.995.0/5 (1) -
Forest Owl Pillow
Perky owls and folk-art flowers decorate this charming pillow that will brighten your indoor and outdoor spaces. Made of moisture- and fade-resistant fabric to ensure fresh color and a bit of whimsy.
100% polyester with polyfill; color-coordinated matching back.
24" x 18"
Jennifer Brinley, Licensed by Ruth Levison Designs$29.955.0/5 (1) -
Cabriolet Pool Lounger
Whether you're in the mood to bask in the warm sun, or relax in the cool shade, you're covered with the Cabriolet Convertible Pool Lounger. Enjoy a fully adjustable shaded canopy to suit your specific needs. Put your feet up on the fold-out inflatable footrest and enjoy the comfortable mesh seating, or just dip them in the water. You'll love the support of the comfy ergonomic backrest and the durability of the full nylon cover. Be sure to bring a refreshing drink to put in the convenient molded cup holder during a relaxing day on the Cabriolet! Seats 1 Person. 64" x 47" (deflated).$149.99 -
Four Things Wood Sign
In the real world, there's no "undo" option. Wisely worded and beautifully lettered, this sign reminds us to live each day with kindness, compassion, and a mindful presence.
Distressed finish on beveled-edge solid knotty pine.
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Pool-N-Beach 2 UP Lounge
Link 2, 3 or 4 Pool-N-Beach 2 UP Lounges together and have a floating party! This 2 person designer lounge is built for comfort, with 2 mesh seats and air filled headrests. The fashionable striped "creamsicle" design will look great in any pool. It's equipped with integrated connectors to link 2 or more together, 2 molded drink holders and a rope holder for tethering in lakes. The thick, durable 20 gauge K80 construction ensures long service. Equipped with a Speed Safety Valve for fast and easy inflating and deflating. Size: 1-2 person, 48 in. x 77 in. (deflated) 44 in. x 73 in. (inflated).$69.99 -
Siesta Lounge Pool Float
Take a snooze or find your place in the sun on the Siesta Lounge Pool Float! Features a high back air cushioned headrest and comfortable mesh seating you won't believe. Hang your feet in the water to cool off, or put them up on the fold out footrest for complete relaxation! Includes molded cup holders for two of your favorite beverages, and two convenient zippered storage pockets with plenty of room for your suntan lotion and other necessities. The Siesta Lounge has a full nylon cover, heavy-duty K80 PVC bladders, and a patented Speed Safety Valve for fast and easy inflation so you can chill out. Seats 1 person. 67" x 40" (deflated).$129.99 -
Rock-N-Roll Lounge
Lean back and relax in the unique Rock-N-Roll Lounge. It's contoured for comfort and floats on the water's surface like a fine piece of art. The sleek and ergonomic design is both fashionable and functional, so you can lounge in multiple positions within the seating area to achieve maximum comfort. The Rock-N-Roll Lounge comes equipped with the patented Speed Safety Valve so you can inflate the lounge in no time and start relaxing. This one-of-a-kind lounge is your ticket to high class comfort whether on land or water. Size: 1 person, 61 in. x 55 in. (deflated) 57 in. x 51 in. (inflated).$119.99 -
Fiesta Private Island
The Fiesta Private Island has room for 8 people with molded PVC cup holders all around and a comfortable mesh bottom surface to keep you cool while you're relaxing. Sit on the mesh to enjoy the contoured backrests in the water, or sit on the floating platform portion and just let your toes go for a dip. Features heavy-duty K80 PVC construction, Speed Safety Valve, anchor system so you don't float away, and molded handles for easy transporting. Tie the floating 16 quart cooler (included) with molded cup holders to the island's grommet system. 11.5' x 11.5' (deflated).$599.99 -
ABC Dots- Round Rug
Superb quality children's play area rug with double backing and triple stitching that meets all safety requirements. Colorful dots are enclosed within the alphabet-surrounded grid. Aids in color and letter identification. High density 30 mm pile triple backing. Double backing and Triple stiching. Meets to all safety requirements. Superb monetary and educational value. Dimensions: 113 x 78 x 1.$162.50 -
Kick back and relax in style on the Trek-N-Tube. This classic float features convenient side handles and a travel backpack that makes it portable to take to any pool, lake, beach, or river. Rest your head on the oversized air cushioned headrest and experience complete relaxation. The heavy-duty full nylon cover comes standard along with dual cup holders and the Speed Safety Valve for fast inflation & deflation. The Trek-N-Tube has cool comfortable mesh seating, two built-in 6 pack coolers for your favorite refreshing beverages and two zippered gear pockets for your suntan lotion and other necessities. Size: 1 person, 50 in. (deflated) 48 in. (inflated).$89.99 -
Pool-N-Beach 6 UP Lounge
Sit back and relax on the Pool-N-Beach 6 UP Lounge. Up to 6 people can simultaneously enjoy the air cushioned headrests and backrests and the comfortable mesh seating! Molded PVC cup holders all around will hold your favorite beverages and the included anchor bag will keep you from floating away. Made of heavy-duty K80 PVC, the unique round face-to-face design puts everyone in the center of the action. There's even an open pool in the middle to dip your toes in! Features patented Speed Safety Valves and a grommet system for attaching a floating cooler (sold separately). Size: 1-6 person, 122 in. x 122 in. (deflated) 116 in. x 116 in. (inflated).$299.99 -
Solar Powered LED Garden Light - Dragonfly Mushroom
Powered by a small solar collector that cleverly adjusts to capture your best sun angle, our vibrantly colored glass mushroom with a whimsical dragonfly accent artfully illuminates a patio pot or flowerbed. Wonderfully brilliant at night.
Made of painted glass with long-lasting LED light and a copper-finished metal stake.
6-1/2" dia x 18-1/2"H$29.95 -
Us Map- Round Rug
From coast to coast this colorful play carpet enables children to learn the location and names of each of the 50 United States. Geography has never been so much fun!. Anti-Microbial Treatment : The Anti-Microbial treatment is a durable locked-in feature that is incorporated into the backing composite of all our rugs to minimize product deterioration and odors caused by microbial activity. This enhancement minimizes the opportunity for product-deteriorating microbial activity in the backing or beneath the carpet. This feature has been tested for effectiveness and safety.
In addition this anti microbial treatment remains active for the life of the carpet under normal use and with routinely accepted maintenance. All our Cut Pile Rug designs are available in various shapes and sizes. Lifetime Limited Wear Warranty. 10-year soil and stain protection. Lifetime anti-static fiber. High twist 100% nylon - prevents matting and crushing. Flexible back resists wrinkling. Triple Felt Backing. Double Stitching. Guaranteed Lowest Cost in the Industry. No Minimum Order Required. Superb Customer Service. Drop Shipping Available. Made in Holland.$167.50


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As Sam Cooke said when looking at John Axford on my fantasy teams, "Change is gonna come." Thanks, Sam. Sam also said the same thing after I gave a waiter twenty dollars on a $12 bill. Speaking of paper money, is it me or do people pull out a five dollar bill and also wonder to themselves, "Hey, when did they put Daniel Day Lewis on money?" The Brewers said we need to look at the closing situation with Axford. HAHAHAHAHA *breathe, Grey, breathe* HAHAHAHAHA *inhale, exhale, inhale, exhale* Oh, man, that it is rich. They need to look at it?! Really?! That's like saying there's a goiter the size of a cantaloupe growing out of your head and you might want to get it checked out. Hey, you got a goiter growing out of your bullpen, Brewers! Check on it! Obviously, you need to grab The Muppeteer, Jim Henderson. I'd hold Axford for now (on my bench), but he could be out of the mix for saves for a while if he can't his shizz together when he enters games in the 7th and 8th inning. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Jeff Niemann
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Please, blog, may I have some more?You could argue Mike Minor threw a slightly better game yesterday and deserved the lede, but you'd be arguing with a computer screen and over what should be the lede on a fantasy baseball blog. It's about time I gave Gio Gonzalez (7 IP, 0 ER, 3 baserunners, 9 Ks) some love after emoting all over myself in the preseason about how much I wanted Gio on every team.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Reds announced that Joey Votto is able to return. Crickets, pin dropping, echo…echo…echo… "God? It's me, Dusty Baker. If I need him, is Votto ready to pitch?" "I'm afraid not, Dusty. He's not a pitcher." "In the traditional sense?" "In every sense." "How about as a reliever?" "No, Dusty." "As a LOOGY?" "Fine, Dusty." "Thanks!
Please, blog, may I have some more?The Royals physician diagnosed Danny Duffy with a torn UCL, which would mean Tommy John surgery. In related news, Dr. James Andrews is filing a trademark lawsuit, saying he's the only doctor that can shut down pitchers for longer than 60 days. In sorta related news, Francisco Liriano is still waiting to come back. In unrelated news, when Dr.
Please, blog, may I have some more?An action packed week is in store for ya. I know you can barely contain yourselves. Every single team has 7 games this week. Add in the fact that the start of interleague play is upon us and it is like a delicious fantasy burrito.
Please, blog, may I have some more?I had high apple pie in the sky hopes for David Robertson, but no one is safe. "There's a storm a comin'! Jebediah, should I bring the cows into the barn?" "No, Gissley! It wants our closers!" "But I only have Juan Cruz! And I's not even sure he's the set-up man" "It doughs'cent matter!" Really, really shocked by Robertson performance yesterday (2/3 IP, 4 ER), but I guess I shouldn't be. I've officially 'learned' Closepocalypse on my computer spellchecker. If Soriano is out there in your league, I'd grab him. The Yankees could flip-flop right back to him since he has 'closer experience.' You know, pulling the ol' Robertson is just more comfortable in the 8th inning shtick. At this rate, Fernando Rodney's going to be the only $12 Salad next month. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Chris Sale – This is a message from the Emergency Broadcast Network. If you are a closer, just go for an MRI now. You're pitching with a torn tendon. I repeat, you have a torn tendon. So, Addison Reed might now be the closer on the White Sox, as Sale goes to get an MRI today. Robin Ventura thought a good way to preserve an injured pitcher's arm was to throw him into high-leverage situations. I say that's crummy with crackers, but what do I know? I'm just a guy who has a hard time pronouncing the word 'peculiar.' If Reed is out there, I'd grab him immediately. If Reed gets the closer job, he has a chance to be a strong Donkeycorn with $12 Salad upside. To all of those who are reading Razzball for the first time, that last sentence wasn't gibberish. It only sounded like it.
Please, blog, may I have some more?In the next few days, the Diamondbacks are bringing up their top pitching prospect, Jarrod Parker, to work relief. He's a starter though, so it'll be "Parker poseur" for all you indie kids out there with dark-rimmed glasses, smoking American Spirits. In 2009, Stephen wrote, "(His) elbow tightness, that caused him to be DL'd on August 5th leading to a visit to Dr.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Stephen Strasburg returned yesterday in case you're living under a rock that doesn't get the MLB package. Reminds me of a line Selig uses on his wife, "Hey, baby, wanna see the MLB package?" What can I say about Strasburg that hasn't been said before? That he stinks. That hasn't been said before. It's also not true; probably why it hasn't been said before. He can translate Pig Latin into Ancient Sumerian. That's never been said before. Also, not true, but whatevs. If Strasburg is available in your league, I'm guessing you're in a ten team league where it's you vs.
Please, blog, may I have some more?B.J. Upton went o-for-3 or one-for-four if you count him hitting the outfield wall. You say unfeeling, I say how dare he start in front of Desmond Jennings. I sat down to watch this game wearing my dress made of doilies with Desmond Jennings's face on each doilie, i.e., my Desmond tutu, only to find him benched. How dare you, sir. In fact, I'm bringing out the douchey one word per sentence thing. How.
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These days it seems like everybody and their dog wants to create something like Ruby on Rails. While there are a number of competitors out there, the only one I have any experience with is Catalyst, written in Perl. I had a commit bit on that project once and it looks really promising, but it's "some assembly required" (or at least, it was last time I checked). It has an overwhelming number of options and tries very hard to not tie your hands at all. It has a great dispatching action, but in the end, if you're new to Catalyst, or worse, new to Perl, the number of different options and how to hook them together can seem daunting. Once you get them working, though, Catalyst is pretty fun.
For various reasons, I've moved on from that project, but the idea of "just get it done" is very appealing to me. Since I'm primarily a Perl programmer nowadays, when I saw that Jifty had been released, I was pretty excited. I know Jifty's primary architect, Jesse Vincent, and have a lot of respect for him, so that helped me be excited even though Jifty is yet another web application framework. (It's also worth noting that Jifty is put out by the makers of RT, a very popular request tracker, so these folks know a good thing or two about progamming.) However, Jesse might not like me mentioning Rails and Jifty in the same blog post since Rails isn't even mentioned in the Jifty docs. To be fair, Jifty is not a port of Rails and doesn't pretend to be. It's just your basic AJAXified full-stack continuation-based Web Application Platform. Hmm, how can I make this not boring? I know, I'll write this blog entry while I work through the tutorial. Something has to break, I'm going to do something stupid, or some other problem will arise.
Installing Jifty
Let's see, Jifty depends on over 60 modules from the CPAN. This is going to be a nightmare to install. I first tried installing Jifty a couple of days after it came out and it installed fine, but I couldn't get it to work, so I have a bit of trepidation here (plus, I like Jesse, so if something fails while I'm writing this, I don't want to make him look bad).
cpanp -i Jifty
Wow. I had most of them installed already. In fact, there were only four other modules I needed:
- Object::Declare
- PAR::Dist::FromCPAN
- Scalar::Defer
- JSON::Syck
Of course, I'm kind of a Perl power user, so it's quite possible you'll have more uninstalled dependencies. Still, those four modules installed without a hitch and then the Jifty install went smoothly (note, if you've not used cpanp, it's the command line script for CPANPLUS and it installed the four modules automatically, after asking if it was OK. There was no other work on my part other than typing "yes").
Creating my first model.
So I start the tutorial.
jifty app –name MyWeblog
Look familiar? That creates the shell of your application. I cd MyWeblog/ and look around. The first thing I notice is that web/static/ doesn't exist, even though it's listed in the tutorial. Turns out it's in share/web/static/. Ah well, I'm used to subtle discrepancies in docs. So I start creating my weblog
The first thing I need to do is post to my weblog, so I create a model for it.
jifty model –name Post
Hmm, I see that it also created a t/00-module-Post.t. It's probably just a test to make sure I can load my model, but even though the docs don't list this, I go ahead and run it.
MyWeblog $ prove -lv t t/00-model-Post....1..11 ok 1 - use MyWeblog::Model::Post; ok 2 - Found a system user ok 3 - Post create returned success ok 4 - New Post has valid id set ok 5 - Create returned the right id ok 6 - Post create returned another value ok 7 - And it is different from the previous one ok 8 - Finds two records ok 9 - Finds one record with specific id ok 10 - Deleted row is gone ok 11 - Still one left Done. ok All tests successful. Files=1, Tests=11, 6 wallclock secs ( 2.11 cusr + 0.53 csys = 2.64 CPU)
(Those tests might seem slow, but I have some pretty heavyweight processes running in the background for some other work I'm doing).
Whoa! It's already verifying that my model works, even though I've not specified anything. I do a bit of digging around (using Devel::Trace to get a full execution flow dumped to a log) and find out that internally it's using DBI, the standard database interface, but I want to get back to work and I figure I'll sort this out later.
Adding a simple schema
I do a quick vim lib/MyWeblog/Model/Post.pm and I add the following lines:
column title => type is 'text', label is 'Title', default is 'Untitled post'; column body => type is 'text', label is 'Content', render_as 'Textarea';
Hey, that's about as declarative as you can get. I like that.
So now it's time to open up my database and create the tables. Hey, I don't have to do that!
MyWeblog $ jifty schema --setup INFO - Generating SQL for application MyWeblog... INFO - Using Jifty::Model::Session INFO - Using Jifty::Model::Metadata INFO - Using MyWeblog::Model::Post INFO - Using Jifty::Model::Schema INFO - Set up version v0.0.1, jifty version 0.607220
Well, I'm curious, so I look in the etc/config.yml file to see where the database is and it's an SQLite database in my current directly, named myweblog. By default, Jifty uses SQLite so you can play with it, but Jifty::Config has the information about how to connect it to other databases such as PostgreSQL or MySQL.
sqlite3 myweblog sqlite> .tables _db_version _jifty_metadata _jifty_sessions posts sqlite> .schema posts CREATE TABLE posts ( id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL , title text DEFAULT 'Untitled post' , body text );
Hey, I didn't even have to touch the database to create that. Nice.
Running the app
Now it's time to start the server.
MyWeblog $ ./bin/jifty server INFO - You can connect to your server at http://localhost:8888/
Well, uh, I haven't created view yet. I wonder what I'm going to get. I go to http://localhost:8888/ and hey, I get a Pony! I also get full online documentation and and administrative console. The adminstrative console already gives me full CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) access to my database. Nice. Jifty comes with its own (slow) Webserver so you can test right away without configuring Apache, IIS, or whatever you use.
I shut the server down and now edit share/web/templates/post (this time the documentation has the path right).
Creating my view
<%init> my $action = Jifty->web->new_action(class =>'CreatePost'); </%init> <&|/_elements/wrapper, title => "Post to your weblog" &> <% Jifty->web->form->start() %> <% Jifty->web->form->next_page( url => '/') %> <% $action->form_field('title') %> <% $action->form_field('body') %> <% Jifty->web->form->submit( label => 'Post' ) %> <% Jifty->web->form->end() %> </&>
Now the Jifty docs diverge. I can create the boring way of listing all of my post entries, or I can create the nifty AJAX way. I'm daring. I'm going for the latter.
vim share/web/templates/index.html
And add this:
<&|/_elements/wrapper, title => Jifty->config->framework('ApplicationName') &> <% Jifty->web->region(name => "myweblog-posts", path => "/fragments/page_of_posts") %> </&>
Side note: If you're wondering about all of the work to escape HTML entities for this weblog, I have a mapping in my .vimrc to this function:
function! HTMLEscape() %s/&/\&/g %s/>/\>/g %s/</\</g echo "HTML special characters escaped" endfunction
And back to the show.
MyWeblog $ mkdir share/web/templates/fragments MyWeblog $ vim share/web/templates/fragments/page_of_posts
<%args> $page => 1 </%args> <%init> my $posts = MyWeblog::Model::PostCollection->new(); $posts->unlimit(); $posts->set_page_info( current_page => $page, per_page => 25 ); $m->out("No items found.") if ($posts->pager->total_entries == 0); </%init> % if ($posts->pager->last_page > 1) { Page <% $page %> of <% $posts->pager->last_page %> % }
 % while (my $post = $posts->next) {
<%$post->title%>

<%$post->body%>
 % }
 % if ($posts->pager->previous_page) { <% Jifty->web->link( label => "Previous Page", onclick => { args => { page => $posts->pager->previous_page } } ) %> % } % if ($posts->pager->next_page) { <% Jifty->web->link( label => "Next Page", onclick => { args => { page => $posts->pager->next_page } } ) %> % }
Now it's time to fire up the Web server again. I'm pretty nervous now because I'm writing this as I go along and I don't want this to fail, but I've done a lot of stuff here and I'm used to stuff failing. But I go to http://localhost:8888/post/ and there's a post page! I type in a post, hit submit and it tells me I've create a post. I click the 'x' button on the 'create' message and it just fades away, leaving just the post for me.
Adding to the menu
Reading along in the docs, they want me to add "Post" to the navigation menu. OK.
MyWeblog $ mkdir share/web/templates/_elements MyWeblog $ vi share/web/templates/_elements/nav
And I add this:
<%init> my $top = Jifty->web->navigation; $top->child( Home => url => "/"); $top->child( Post => url => "/post", label => "Post Article"); </%init>
I fire up the server again and the admin and documenation links are gone, but there's my post button. Adding another entry works just fine.
By default, admin mode is 'on' and Jifty has a large red bar across the top of the screen letting us know this. I click on its admin link and I'm back at the admin page. From there, I try editing and adding posts and yup, AJAX is working just fine. There doesn't seem to be a 'delete' link, like I wrote earlier, but that's OK.
Well, that was painless. Everything just worked. That's what app development should be. After I wrote this, I browsed through the docs a bit more and they are definitely a work in progress. Not everything was as obvious as it should be and some things didn't work (jifty schema –man, for example). Also, even though the default text was telling me that column declaration syntax was in Jifty::DBI::Schema, I accidentally used the syntax shown in Jifty::Param::Schema and Jifty built a database, and the checkbox got rendered as a regular text input box. Once I consulted the right docs (perldoc Jifty::DBI::Schema), it worked just fine. Given how young this framework is, I'm pleasantly surprised.
I'm sure some of you are thinking "that was stupid. Why should he be pleased about that? Rails already does all that and more." This is true, but if you're in a Perl shop and your company doesn't want other languages used (this is very common), then having a good Perl alternative is nice and I'm quite happy to see this on here. Catalyst is also nice, but I'm keen to see what Jifty is going to do.
If you really want to see Jifty in action, check out Hiveminder. It's a ridiculously easy to use task manager (oh, and free, too).


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When the day's business is done, guests can visit the hotel's gift shop. La Société Bistro provides guests with Parisian-inspired ambience and cuisine.
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- Fitness facilities
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- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 16
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- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 69965
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La Société Bistro - The happy marriage of cosmopolitan Montreal and Parisian bistro cuisine, this dining destination will flood your senses with the sights, scents, and flavors that your Parisian dreams are made of. Gloriously appointed with luxurious furnishings and a breathtaking stained-glass ceiling, this bistro offers guests seafood cuisine options and al fresco dining.
24-hour room service is available.
La Société Bistro - Appointed with luxurious furnishings and a breathtaking stained-glass ceiling, La Société is a marriage of Canada's most cosmopolitan city and the sights, scents and flavors of Paris and its bistro-style cuisine.
The hotel offers room service 24 hours a day.
- Recreation
This downtown Montreal hotel offers a 24-hour fitness room with several exercise machines and free weights. Complimentary towels, water, and fresh fruit are on hand. Complimentary in-room exercise equipment is available upon request.
Upon request, hotel guests receive complimentary passes to the Club Sportif M.A.A., three blocks away.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on-site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Ice skating nearby
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- Racquetball/squash nearby
- Aerobics nearby
- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
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- Mountain biking nearby
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
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Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
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Pets allowed, Pet policy - dogs and cats only, Maximum number of pets per room 2, Pet maximum weight in lb is 80
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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.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 18 years old.
Early departure fee charged
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- Breakfast fee: CAD 20 per person (approximately)
- Valet parking fee: CAD 35 per day (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: CAD 25 per room, per stay (maximum CAD 25 per stay)
- Early check-in fee: CAD 150
- Late check-out fee: CAD 150
- Rollaway bed fee: CAD 25 per night
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I am tall and thin like her. I didnt start showing till 7 months. I carried all in my back. I now have a healthy teenage boy who is over 6 feet tall. This is so normal for tall women.
I'm pregnant with my first, & I'm 5 months pregnant & still not showing, & I'm thin built.
I still think she looked better before her nose job. Watch the movie Dead Calm or Far and Away. She was really cute. Now, her nose is just a little to "clipped"......
Good God, She is 6 feet tall. There is ample room for a baby to grow. I didn't show until I entered my 7th month also. I am 5'11". You Shorty Mc Wee's start showing at conception.
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She is tall and has a long waist, so it's normal for women built like her not have big 'sticking out' baby bumps. I am short and both my pregnancies first two trimesters had me looking a lot farther along than I was.
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In the fifth minute, Real Salt Lake got its first good look at the goal when Javier Morales found himself in space at the top of the penalty area.
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I think might fall into the group but have explanation for that,We have these discussion people keep saying i am going to refer it is as "white minorities" to drive home my point but we have discussions on the board and people seem happy please with books like Uncanny X-men or Secret Avengers and claim the books to be diverse in using white minorities.It is a difficult task because women,handicap,gay,old people,white people from certain countries face many of same discrimination as racial minorities but comic world and much of US began as place where would see no racial minorities in anything.
It is just seem like the easy solution to use white minority keep a status quo similar to begin,In comic book world or entertainment world i don't think fair weight white minorities and racial minorities as the same thing,In real life situation with benefits for quality of life i have no problem with white minorities getting the same treatment but seeing 6 white people on team in comics people praise it as diverse,I can't quite get behind that as black person a racial minority coming from my eyes those books looks just like the 40,50,60's.You tell me 1960 the xmen launch with 5 white people and 2012 the uncanny X-men launched with 6 white people. I am not saying i am right but it racial minority it feels the same as before.They could cut off Beast arms and make Iceman gay,Angel could get fat,They could say say cyclops mom was jew. Then people would say that original X-men are diverse when nothing has changed real from my view
Right or Wrong,I prefer to see racial diversity before i see diversity of the kind
I will be nicer to you,I never deny that i know they are male nurses,I am pretty sure they are a couple female fighter pilots or helicopter pilots in US military.I didn't say they were not any or they can't be any.All i have said is the reality is they are more one gender in certain things and in picking a group of the best of those groups you will like get all one of gender because they are heavily one gender make of the job.Marvel situation is that for what ever reason Marvel has not create a female leader that is one level of the best leaders in marvel,So here is problem we can compare racism at one point they were no black doctors not because black couldn't do the job because they are not allowed but just because they are allowing black doctors mean you would accept any black person to be a doctor.The same thing with great females leaders in marvel is not that female can't do the job,It is that were allowed but that does not mean you should stick any female on New Avengers.The reality is they are no great candidates for the new Avengers until they their is a great one New Avengers are better off as all males.Which was my original point most people understand this about New Avengers and it gets a sort of pass,If they where one consensus female that fit fans would be reigning hell on Marvel.
Women can do any job as males,I have no problem with females doing any job they want to do.I had no problem women with in combat,After spending 4 years Marine corps i have come across several women who could kick my ass and 90 percent of males in this country.With that said i am not going hide the fact the more way more men doing some jobs and thus way more capable men,also there also stereotype and active process keep women out of fighting.So it makes sense if they where picking the best people for a combat they would be a strong likelihood the group would be all male.I never deny their is a unfair process but that does not change current reality they are so few elite women candidates that picking just because they are female would be unfair.That is the situation in Marvel and i prefer female candidate grown to so she deserve the spot with no question.I am not unfair in my belief i don't think Beast belongs on the New Avengers either and he going to suffer in characterization because he is not the same level.


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Its a difficult choice of what to have selected before flight!!!!! Ive found flying in 2D mode can be amazing with my Extra 260 as I can just throw the sticks anywhere, perform countless snap rolls, flat spins and many other heart in mouth moments and know if I let the sticks go Im safe!!!!! I prefer to do ground takeoffs in direct rate 3D and hand launches in heading hold, normal flying around in direct rate and learning 3D in heading hold. Making the choice before flight is proving to be a challenge !!!!!!!
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minimal rudder movement from guardian
I have my new guardian and I installed it in a chipmunk. I am using a a DX6i with a Ar8000 receiver. I have the gain set all the way on all three axis. I have the rudder set to full throw in the transmitter setup. I do not have dual rates or any other feature set up in the radio. Simple, straightforward 3 axis fixed wing setup. The guardian blinks for a 2D setting. Anyway, when I twirl the plane in its various axis I get good movement in pitch and roll but just a smidge in rudder. Not sure why. I do get full rudder throw with my stick. I expected the rudder to move similar to the pitch and roll. It does not. It deflects so little I doubt that it would do much good. I was hoping it would be useful for my takeoffs with my tail draggers. Any ideas? how do I get the guardian to give more yaw movement to the rudder? |
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Maybe a "newbie comment", but I love the combo of 2D-3D. The 2D has saved my planes from crashing many times when I have pushed myself to the limits of my experience learning acrobatics: As soon as I can't handle it I engage 2D, and the plane levels out immediately. I learn much faster with this "safety net" under my planes, without being punished by ending up with a wreck and a lost flying day for each serious mistake. And I love 2D for landing in wind.
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Am just attempting a hook up of my first Guardian Apart from having to reverse all the gains so that the controls go the right way, it seem,s to work OK, but the LED is blinking continuously i.e. no pauses at all, & a continuously blinking LED is not listed anywhere in the manual. Does anyone know what this may mean? Kev |
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I have just tried to connect my Guardian to my PC but the ET software doesn't seem to recognize the unit. I have uninstalled previous versions of the ET software and loaded the Beta Version 10.43 I start the program and it asks me to go through the Recorder Configuration Wizard At this stage i have already connected the guardian and the computer has been though its auto detection routine and all is fine there. The Guadian is also showing the 3 flash code for being connected to USB. I have tried from USB power only and i have tried with the main flight pack also connected to the system and there is no difference. The ET software doesn't recognize the Guardian and the Next button stays grayed out and i cant move forward. What am I doing wrong Gents? Any pointers will be gratefully received Cheers Ben |
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The last time Dalton High School's football team started a season with two losses was 1975.
But Catamounts coach Matt Land finds such trivia trivial — especially this early in the season.
"It's the first time I've heard that, so it's not in our mind," said Land, a Dalton graduate who was a longtime assistant before taking over as head coach in 2010.
Still, starting with an 0-2 record is a real possibility for Dalton, which heads south to state-level power Calhoun tonight for a cross-classification matchup with the Yellow Jackets at Phil Reeve Stadium. The Cats were off last week after opening the season with a 33-27 triple-overtime loss to Ringgold on Aug. 23.
In tonight's other games involving area programs, Christian Heri-tage is at Murray County, Coahulla Creek is at Gordon Lee, North Murray hosts Dade County and Southeast Whitfield welcomes Gordon Central.
All kickoffs are at 7:30 p.m.
Calhoun has reached the Class 2A state title game each of the past five seasons — the Yellow Jackets' lone win during that stretch was in 2011 — and is a unanimous No. 1 in the Georgia Sports Writers Association's Class 2A poll this week.
On top of that, the Yellow Jackets (1-0) have won four consecutive meetings with Dalton, a Class 4A program.
But just as Land's not paying much attention to history concerning this year's Dalton team, neither is Calhoun coach Hal Lamb when it comes to his Yellow Jackets, who kicked off their 2013 schedule last week with a 37-0 thrashing of Ridgeland — which advanced to last year's Class 4A state championship game.
"First of all, it really doesn't matter what the records are when these two teams play," said Lamb, who is in his 15th season at the program and has a record of 158-29 in that time. "It's a rivalry that goes back a lot longer before I got here."
That rivalry was long heavily tilted in Dalton's favor, though. According to the Georgia High School Football Historians Association website (ghsfha.org), Dalton leads the all-time series 34-7-1, with Calhoun making up ground by winning five of seven meetings since the rivalry resumed in 2006 after a 17-year layoff.
All of that means little to Dalton and Land, who is ultimately looking toward league play and the goal of a region title. Dalton's Sub-region 7B-4A schedule begins Oct. 4 at home versus Ridgeland.
"We want to win every game we play, but the reality is our true season — the one that establishes our goal — technically doesn't start until we play Ridgeland," Land said.
That doesn't mean Dalton is happy with losing two weeks ago to Ringgold, the first time that had happened in 30 years.
"The whole team is hungry, especially after a loss to Ringgold," senior free safety Nathan Bryant said.
Last season, Calhoun won a 55-41 shootout in which Dalton fumbled the opening kickoff to set up an early Yellow Jackets field goal and lead. That loss gave last year's senior class the dubious distinction of being the first in program history to lose four times to Calhoun. This year's senior group faces the same potential outcome.
"We don't want to be another (class) to lose each time to them," senior cornerback Chris Childs said. "We hurt ourselves with mistakes on special teams."
Special teams were costly against Ringgold, too. Two blocked extra-point attempts and a blocked punt are part of the reason for that bad taste. Land said the team works on special teams 15-25 minutes each practice. He also said that the time wasn't increased during the past two weeks' practices.
Kelvis Rhodes, Dalton's junior running back who gained more than 1,500 yards as a sophomore, didn't dress out against Ringgold because of a lingering injury from the offseason. Land classified him as a "game-time decision" for the second straight game and did not make him available for comment. Wide receiver Tyler Britton, a junior, has a broken growth plate and also is questionable.
In Rhodes' absence, sophomore Tyler Noland started at tailback and rushed for 123 yards on 17 carries
"I don't know the status on the kid but we're going to plan for him to be there," Lamb said of Rhodes, who scored six touchdowns in last year's game. "Their offense is not going to change."
Christian Heritage (0-1) at Murray County (0-1)
Murray County's quest to end a 19-game losing streak will go on without a valuable member of the Indians' senior class. Clay Thornbury — a standout two-way lineman and one of just four seniors who has been part of the team the past three years — is out for the remainder of the season.
Thornbury, an offensive guard and defensive tackle, suffered a knee injury in the first quarter of last week's season-opening 35-9 defeat at Coahulla Creek.
"Clay was our best lineman by far," Indians coach Chad Brewer said. "It's so sad because as a senior he had been with the program for four years. He was on every special team. He was in great shape. He is irreplaceable."
Two players will try to fill the void — senior Seth Gilbert on defense and sophomore Diego Leon on offense.
"We still have to line up and play against a good Christian Heritage team," Brewer said. "If we come out and play like we did in the second half last week, I can't ask for any more."
The Indians, who have struggled to even avoid a running clock in the fourth quarter in recent seasons, were competitive at times against Coahulla Creek, cutting the lead to 21-9 in the fourth quarter.
Lions coach Preston Poag anticipates a much closer clash than last year's 55-7 waltz past the Indians.
"Chad has them playing hard in his first year there," Poag said. "We'll have our hands full. We have to hold onto the ball."
Five turnovers proved Christian Heritage's undoing in a season-opening 35-28 setback to Model.
Lions quarterback Trevor Brown threw four touchdown passes — three went to Nich Bartley, who had 10 receptions for 222 yards — in that game.
Coahulla Creek (1-0) at Gordon Lee (1-0)
If the Colts want to win back-to-back games for the first time in two years of varsity football, they'll have to contain Gordon Lee running back Zack Cobb.
The Trojans senior rushed for 216 yards and two touchdowns on 20 carries in last week's 33-7 win against Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe. He also made six tackles from his cornerback spot.
"They ran the ball extremely well," Coahulla Creek coach Jaren Hamlin said. "They are very physical. Cobb is pretty tough, and it is the same way defensively. They fly around to the ball and are very physical."
Gordon Lee coach Charles Wiggins said that while his team has had success running the ball in both a scrimmage and the season opener, there is still plenty of room for improvement.
"We basically have four new starters up front," Wiggins said of his offensive line. "You never know what you are going to get from them this week. They adapted well on the run and gave our backs a chance last week.
"Our deal is fixing ourselves. It is much like an English teacher with a paper. It is a thing that you can always make a little better."
Coahulla Creek will counter with a running game sparked by Cameron Burton, who had 132 yards on 16 carries against Murray County last week, and quarterback Blaine Williams, who accounted for 180 yards of total offense.
But like most coaches at the beginning of the season, Hamlin saw a lot more things his team didn't do.
"We have to cut out mental mistakes ... penalties and turnovers," Hamlin said. "We had two touchdowns called back off of penalties and a couple of other things that held us back. We left a lot of opportunities on the field that we can't do this week."
Dade County (0-1) at North Murray (0-1)
The Mountaineers are another team hoping to eradicate a bad taste in their mouths.
North Murray spent this past Friday searching for answers in a 35-12 loss to Southeast, and now the team hopes to regain some of the offensive magic it had last season as it welcomes Dade County to Chatsworth.
The Mountaineers scored 57 points against the Wolverines in 2012, winning by 13 to clinch a 2-0 start and guarantee the best record in program history. North Murray had won just one game total in two previous varsity seasons before last year.
"I think we scored about 30 in the third quarter," North Murray coach David Gann said.
And don't think Dade County has forgotten, either.
"So hopefully they remember it and play better on defense," Wolverines coach Bradley Warren said.
Dade County lost 19-13 last week to Alabama's North Sand Mountain. The Wolverines return seven starters on defense and five on offense from last season, while the Mountaineers have three returning on defense and just two on offense.
"It's pretty similar to the Dade County team we played last year," Gann said. "Offensively, they're a smash-mouth kind of football team and defensively they like getting to the ball."
The loss to Southeast included many mistakes for the young North Murray team, which has just 10 seniors on the roster. After returning the opening kickoff for a touchdown, the Mountaineers only gained 170 yards on offense and allowed 323, including 250 on the ground.
"Our biggest problem right now is just ourselves," Gann said. "I hate (saying) 'We're young and inexperienced' because eventually that goes away."
Gordon Central (0-1) at Southeast Whitfield (1-0)
The weather in northwest Georgia feels like mid-summer even though fall is weeks away, and high school football players are feeling the effects of that heat in practices and games.
Southeast coach Sean Gray's Raiders — who are trying to start the season 2-0 for the first time since 1989 — will look for the offense to turn up the temperature against the Warriors tonight.
Gordon Central coach David Humphreys knows how much warm temperatures on game night— and thus, conditioning — can factor in as the clock rolls toward the fourth quarter. A mild summer didn't give teams a chance to acclimate as well as some in the past.
"Last Friday was really the first time the humidity really jumped on us, and we really hadn't practiced all summer in any kind of heat at all ... really until the last two days last week," Humphreys said. "That took its toll on us a little bit, especially mentally."
Gray's defense turned it up a degree to hold North Murray to less than 200 total yards last week, something he hopes the team can continue. One of the defensive leaders against North Murray was senior linebacker Austin Allen, who led the team with 16 tackles.
"He's an outstanding athlete. He's very tough and physical," Gray said of Allen, who also wrestles. "He hasn't played until this season. Our entire defense really set the tone for the game. We swarmed to the football and we picked up right where we left off last year."
With that strong defensive play, Gray is hoping for a continuation of opening night: a 35-point offensive output and a total team effort.
"We averaged 6 yards a play last week, and we ran the ball extremely well," Gray said. "We had 12 different kids touch the football, and five different kids scored a touchdown. I feel like we really have some depth on the offensive side of the ball."
— Compiled by sports writers Devin Golden and Chris Whitfield and correspondents Doug Hawley and Dave Gordon.
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Prep roundup: SE offense keeps foot on throttle
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How do you improve upon a 2013 high school soccer season in which seven local teams reached their respective state tournaments, three local teams made up 75 percent of the Class 4A boys state semifinals representation and two of them faced off for the 4A championship?
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Dalton High School swimmers Taylor Mathis and Ethan Young have won event state titles before.
Closer look shows positives on court for Tigers, Indians
Morris Innovative High School basketball player Justin Scott stood near mid-court at City Park Elementary School's gym on Friday night, thinking about his answer.
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If you think beef tenderloin is a special-occasion-only dish, well—make tonight special. The sauce is simple and flavorful and the sear-roasting technique means you'll have a restaurant-quality meal in the comfort of your own home. To get that great crust, just be sure that the oven has reached 425°F before starting to sear—most ovens take 20 to 30 minutes to heat up thoroughly.
Heat the oven to 425°F. Turn the exhaust fan on to high. Pat the meat dry with paper towels. Season both sides generously with salt and pepper (about 1 tsp. of each total). Heat a 12-inch heavy-based ovenproof skillet over medium-high heat until a droplet of water vaporizes in 1 or 2 seconds, about 1 min. (If the water skitters around the pan and doesn't evaporate, the pan is too hot; take it off the heat for about 30 seconds to cool.)
Add the oil, swirl it around the pan, and then evenly space the beef in the pan. Cook without touching for 2 min. Using tongs, lift a corner of the tenderloin, check that it's both well browned and easily releases from the pan, and flip it over. (If it sticks or isn't well browned, cook for 1 to 2 more minutes before flipping.) Cook the second side for 1 min. and then transfer the skillet to the oven.
Roast until the beef reaches the doneness you want, usually 4 to 7 minutes (for medium rare, beef should be have an internal temperature of 130°F and be slightly springy to the touch). Using potholders, carefully remove the pan from the oven, transfer the meat to a large plate, tent with foil, and let it rest while you prepare the sauce in the same skillet.
Pour off any excess fat from the skillet. Off the heat, add the Cognac and then return the pan to high heat. Cook, scraping the pan with a wooden spoon to pick up any browned bits, until the Cognac is almost completely reduced. Add the broth and cook until it's reduced to about 1/3 cup, about 5 minutes. Add the cream, mustard, chives, and thyme, stir well, and remove from the heat. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Drizzle over the beef and serve immediately.
Serve with green beans and Sour Cream & Leek Mashed Potatoes.
Wine Choices: The combination of lean beef, mustard, and herbs needs a red wine with medium-plus tannins and some herbal character: Go with a Cabernet blend.
nutrition information (per serving): Size : based on four servings; Calories (kcal): 440; Fat (g): 23; Fat Calories (kcal): 210; Saturated Fat (g): 8; Protein (g): 50; Monounsaturated Fat (g): 11; Carbohydrates (g): 4; Polyunsaturated Fat (g): 1; Sodium (mg): 740; Cholesterol (mg): 145; Fiber (g): 0;
Photo: Scott Phillips
by TimfromRedLake, 3/1/2014Great recipe. I wrap my steaks in cheesecloth and place on a rack in the bottom of the fridge for a couple of days before cooking. Results in a dry-aged steak that sears well.
by ijuan, 1/22/2013Home run! Superb flavour to the sauce. Served, as suggested, with the sour cream and leek mashed potatoes and sauteed spinach with a squeeze of lemon. This will become a staple for dinner company.
by katmiller, 2/14/2012Delicious - love the easy method - foolproof. Plus the sauce is fantastic!
by mowgli, 2/4/2009This is the ONLY way we cook tenderloin now..you do need a good fan (as mentioned!) but the results are wonderful - and perfect every time.
by mjbauer, 10/13/2008This is an incredible recipe and method. This recipe appeared in a section on sear roasting in Fine Cooking. It covered pork chops, chicken, salmon and steaks. I tried this and was amazed at the results. The food cooked with this method makes a wonderful dinner. I have had guests rave about it many times. I use New York Strip steaks and either serve them whole or thinly slice them on the bias put them on a serving platter and pour the delicious sauce on them. For me this recipe was a real breakthrough in cooking and I use it and derivatives frequently.


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