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Servings: 4 to 6
Prep Time: 25 min
Cook Time: 15 min
Difficulty: Easy
4 tablespoons butter, divided
1/3 cup minced red bell pepper
1/3 cup minced celery
1/3 cup minced onion
3 cups chopped cooked chicken
1 1/2 cups panko breadcrumbs
1/2 cup mayonnaise
2 large eggs, lightly beaten
2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
1 teaspoon seasoned salt
Creole Sauce, recipe follows
Creole Sauce:
1 clove garlic, minced
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1/2 cup sour cream
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
1/2 teaspoon Creole seasoning
In a small skillet, melt 2 tablespoons butter over medium heat. Add the red bell pepper, celery, and onions and cook until tender, 5 minutes.
In a large bowl, combine the chicken, panko, and red bell pepper mixture. Set aside.
In a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, eggs, mustard, Worcestershire sauce, and seasoned salt. Add to the chicken mixture, tossing gently to combine. Form the mixture into 10 patties. In a large skillet, melt the remaining 2 tablespoons butter over medium heat. Cook the chicken cakes until browned, 3 to 5 minutes per side. Serve with Creole Sauce.
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In a small bowl, combine all the ingredients. Cover and chill.
I love this but have hard time with em falling apart
By bobbie jo anderson on April 02, 2013
Paula, Love your recipes. Just a note on this one in particular. As I am gluten intolerant and my husband has high cholesterol, I made a few adjustments and these croquettes were still delicious!! In place of the butter, I used fat free Pam Olive Oil spray. This worked perfectly for both the vegetables and the frying of the croquettes. Also, in place of the Panko bread crumbs, I used Rice Krispies. The only change I will make the next time is to crush the Rice Krispies before I use them. It was pretty funny though hearing them "snap, crackle, and pop" in the mix!! Thanks for this awesome recipe using chicken and with a few tweeks, it was a great meal for those of us who have to watch what we eat. Cheryl Hollingsworth
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Dear Paula, I love your show I´ve watched since last year, and let me tell you beside your dishes everything and every body are a real treat. I admire your warmth, sense of humor but and most of all that you keep the family together with lots of love!!! A few years ago I lived in several cities in the USA, I tasted the real and traditional american food and was delicius, my husband and one of my two sons live in Denver, every time that I go up there I try to speak and practice my english but every body speak spanish, so I hope you don´t have trouble reading my comment. Love you Paula and thank God there is still people like you in these crazy times. Ana Solano
By Ana Solano Coronado on June 17, 2012
These croquettes were wonderful. But I think the sauce was actually the bigger hit with my family. I have to keep some made up in a canning jar for them to use now!
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I love watching your show and have gotten good stuff to cook for my Grandkids and nyself and roommate . My Granddaughter loves watching with me cause her mom doesn't coo unlees it's in a box. So she always want to learn Tahnks goddness, my son cooks great but not in thier lifes right niw so I do what I can. Thank You so much you are great and so are your sons and grandson so cute Thank You
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The rest is fine.'Come on - be a good boy and go to sleep' is his wife's answer.
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It's 11 o'clock. Susan is talking to Tom. He is phoning from Paris. "Are you having a good time? What's the weather like? Is it raining?" she wants to know.
Frank and his wife are getting ready for bed. He can hear Susan downstairs. "Who's she talking to? Is she still talking to Tom?" he wants to know.
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I have been absent for a while due mainly to the school holidays. Having two children at home all day does somewhat alter one's routine.
But still I have popped back to read Tom's latest replies. Already he has caused me to giggle with his memories of playing corpses on stage and the anecdote about placing his hat on the central console of the Tardis to watch it go up and down during a scene. Wicked stuff!
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Compassionate Eye is the work of Allen Plone and contains wonderful photography and poems inspired by buddhist teaching and beliefs.
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1983 -- NLCS Game 1 at Los Angeles: Mike Schmidt homered as the third batter of the game, and Steve Carlton (7 2/3 innings) and Al Holland (1 1/3 innings) combined to blank the Dodgers on seven singles, 1-0.
1978 -- NLCS Game 1 at Veterans Stadium: Steve Garvey's three-run homer triggered a four-run third inning. The Dodgers won, 9-5, as reliever Bob Welch allowed only one run over 4 1/3 innings.
1977 -- NLCS Game 1 at Los Angeles: Greg Luzinski's booming two-run homer gave the Phillies a first-inning lead over the Dodgers, but Ron Cey's grand slam off Steve Carlton tied it in the seventh. Singles by Bake McBride, Larry Bowa and Mike Schmidt produced two ninth-inning runs and a 7-5 win.
1950 -- World Series Game 1 at Connie Mack Stadium: Because Robin Roberts started four times in the last eight games, manager Eddie Sawyer surprised everyone by naming relief ace Jim Konstanty the starter. Konstanty allowed one run over eight innings, but Vic Raschi blanked the Phillies on two singles for a 1-0 Yankees win.
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Our cabin was near the stern on the port side and was above a galley area. Although I was concerned we may have noise or odour issues ( such as a lingering fried food smell) I was happy to find no such issues. Even being worried about the previous occupants being smokers was not an issue. Our cabin was fresh and pleasant smelling when we took it over.
Smoking on the Noordam did not seem to be much of a problem and I am a fervent anti smoker, terribly upset by smoke which gives me headaches and breathing problems. The worst place inside was having to pass by the casino en route to the Vista lounge, and I would have liked a flutter on the poker machines, but couldn't find one away from the smokers, so I left the casino after less than 2 minutes. Also we had a veranda cabin and regretfully I never seemed to catch more than 10 or 15 minutes out there before a nearby veranda was used for smoking. It was disappointing because they actually seemed to be the only veranda smokers in our vicinity, as far as I could tell.
As a member of cruise critic we were invited to several special functions by HAL and the Captain, they really went out of their way to make us feel especially welcome. We also enjoyed the special Aussie & NZ night get together the Captain hosted. All these events were well run and highly enjoyable, they certainly added a special shine to our Noordam experience.
The food was great in both the MDR and in the Lido buffet. We nearly always found a window table in the Lido, and we did eat quite a few evenings in the Lido instead of the MDR because it was a very port intensive cruise and many days we only wanted to tidy up to go to dinner,not shower and change for the MDR.
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Interesting takes from everyone. I'll be honest, upon first viewing, it was entertaining to me. However, after reading so many novice psychologists here, I decided to go back and dissect it. The result: I don't know what to make of it. I like to see Floyd talk'n shit, b/c, IMO, aside from boxing, that is what he does best. He's in his realm. As far as Guerrero is concerned, I don't think this is his element (the face to face, over the top, shit talk'n arena) per se, but never mind that, he's earned himself a date w/ the Coup de grace of shit talkers. I think as the interviews ensue and Fight Camp 360 starts, he'll grow into that a bit more and will seem more comfortable in that role. Now, this Guerrero vs. Broner thing, I find it funny, b/c I think many of us here are overlooking, Guerrero is actually filling the part of Broner, a lil' bit. I mean, I don't think Broner intended on Guerrero stepping to him like that, no? I don't think RG was fully expecting Floyd to go 0-60 right then and there. Maybe he was slightly de-shelved, may be he is exactly what he is: a better fighter, than he is a talker. Who knows?
Now, the May/Cotto comparison in giving insight to the May/RG fight needs to stop. Cotto has fought that absolute best for years and has LITERALLY been hit w/ the freak'n kitchen sink and has YET to go out on his back. Yes, his fights have been stopped (one he took a touchback), but never has he been "sun bathing". No disrespect to RG, but the top dawgs on his resume include...... Exactly. Cotto took those shots, b/c Cotto has banged w/ the best of the last few years and Floyd doesn't have that those "one hitters". I'm not saying Floyd will KO him or even win, for that matter, but what I'm saying, Floyd's seen RGs before, but do you really think RG has seen (more importantly, FOUGHT) anything like a "Floyd" before (No, professor and CShel, Berto's cerebral palsy-like version of the Philly shell/a.k.a. Mayweather shoulder roll doesn't count..lol)?
I think we all need to relax on the arm chair analysis and let's see something more from these two, before we dissect them from here to high Heaven.
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A book written by my father and co-authored by me, my father JD Bell has used his humor and imagination to bring you into the world of pa and pa. Pa and Pa are two hillbilly friends who are keeping in touch through the letters they write after one pa moves away and one pa stays behind. They finally get together again but not before one pa become famous and the other pa becomes rich. The letters from pa is a funny parody of letters you simply have to read. You cannot help but enjoy this book.
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Most of south Georgia was pounded with torrential rain as the storm system blew through. That led to some minor flooding. The intersection of Highland Avenue and Slappey Boulevard in Albany was covered with high water shortly after the worst of the storm. We haven't heard of any serious flood damage.
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FastFlow programming model is a structured parallel programming model. The framework provides several pre defined, general purpose, customizable and composable parallel patterns (or algorithmic skeletons). Any application whose parallel structure may be modelled after the provided parallel patterns, used alone or in composition, may be implemented using FastFlow. Those applications whose parallel structure may not be suitably modelled using the FastFlow patterns or proper customization of these patterns could not be implemented using FastFlow.
It is possible to implement mutual exclusion without special atomic machine instructions like CAS or LL/SC.
One of the most famous lock-free algorithm that uses only read and write operations to ensure mutual exclusion among N processes, is due to Leslie Lamport and is known as Bakery Algorithm (see the page on wikipedia).
The algorithm is elegant and apparently very simple. It is based on the policy that is sometimes used in a bakery. Upon entering the bakery a customer gets a number which is greater than the numbers of other customers that are waiting for service. The holder of the lowest number is the next to be served.
The Bakery algorithm satisfies FIFO ordering and is wait-free, but as the numbers can grow without bound, its implementation uses unbounded size registers (this might be a nonissue if we use a 64-bit counter). Gadi Taubenfeld proposed the Black-White Bakery Algorithm (link), which preserve the simplicity and elegance of the original algorithm and bounds the amount of space required by coloring the numbers (using only one additional shared bit).
The Bakery Algorithm works correctly under Sequential Consistency (SC) memory model. The SC memory model was formally defined by Lamport as follows:
A multiprocessor system is sequentially consistent if the result of any execution is the same as if the operations of all the processors were executed in some sequential order, and the operations of each individual processor appear in this sequence in the order specified by its program.
As reported in "Shared Memory Consistency Models: A Tutorial" by Sarita V. Adve and Kourosh Gharachorloo link, "There are two aspects to sequential consistency: (1) maintaining program order among operations from individual processors, and (2) maintaining a single sequential order among operations from all processors. The latter aspect makes it appear as if a memory operation executes atomically or instantaneously with respect to other memory operations."
Unfortunately, it is costly in term of performance to implement SC because prevents widely used compiler optimizations based on memory instruction reordering. Furthermore, modern pipeline microprocessors feature out-of-order instructions execution to maxymize CPU utilization. So, in most modern multiprocessor/multicore architectures, memory reads and writes are not sequentially consistent.
When the programmes need SC memory model, they must enforce it explicitly by using architecture's special instruction called memory barriers (or memory fences). Such special instructions tell the processor to immediatly propagate updates to and from memory hierarchy in order to guarantee that "every load and store instruction that precedes in program order the fence instruction is globally visible before any load or store instruction that follows the fence instruction is globally visible".
In the paper "Consistency Requirements of Distributed Shared Memory for Lamport's Bakery Algorithm for Mutual Exclusion" by Jerzy Brzezinski and Dariusz Wawrzyniak link, has been proved that the Bakery algorithm is correct (without any explicit synchronisation), provided that write operations to the array "choosing" are sequentially consistent, and write operations to the array "number" are at least PRAM consistent. So the paper states that sequential consistency is not necessary for all memory operations but only for some of them. It is worth to say that PRAM consistency is a quite relaxed memory model, in particular much weaker than TSO-like models often used in modern multiprocessors.
The Bakery Algorithm is not used in practice, not only because it does not work on modern architectures that exploit relaxed memory consistency model (like TSO memory models), but also because it requires to read and write N distict memory locations where N is the maximum number of concurrent processes.
Maurice Herlihy and Nir Shavit in "The Art Of Multiprocessor Programming" proved that "any deadlock-free Lock algorithm requires allocating and then reading or writing at least N distinct locations in the worst case. This result is crucially important, because it motivates us to add to our multiprocessor machines, synchronization operations stronger than read-write, and use them as the basis of our mutual exclusion algorithms."
We have implemented the Bakery Algorithm under Linux using GNU g++; the code can be found here.
Pipelining is one of the simplest parallel pattern where data flows through a series of stages (or nodes) and each stage processes the input data in some way producing as output a modified version or new data. We will call the data flows streams of data or simply streams. A pipeline's stages can operate sequentially or in parallel and may have or not have an internal state.
Suppose you want to improve the performance of a Network Packet Processing Engine that performs some kind of packet analysis on each input packet. As a first step, you want to split the packet capture phase and the packet analysis phase in order to execute them in pipeline, overlapping the execution time for each input packet.
Depending on the kind of packet analysis, the second phase could be further split into multiple phases or replicated (using the farm skeleton) to improve the service time.
Let's start writing our first FastFlow pipeline for our Network Packet Engine case study.
First, we have to include the necessary header file, and optionally define the FastFlow namespace to avoid writing each time ff:: everywhere in the code.
#include <pipeline.hpp> // necessary include file using namespace ff; // FastFlow's namespace
Next we have to define the first and the second stage of our pipeline deriving from FastFlow's ff_node class.
// define a stage deriving from FastFlow's ff_node class class PacketCaptureStage: public ff_node { public: PacketCaptureStage(int Npackets):Npackets(Npackets) {} /* optional method, called once after the thread is started */ int svc_init() { /* initialize network device */ } /* you must define the svc method */ void * svc(void * task) { if (capturedPackets == Npackets) return NULL; // End Of Stream // allocate task; capture a network packet filling the task data ++capturedPackets; return task; // task is not NULL } /* optional method: called once at the end of thread execution */ void svc_end() { /* close network device */ } private: int Npackets; };
In the same way as adobe you have to define the PacketAnalysisStage and then write the main function where you add the two stages to the pipeline object. Take a look at the following main function.
int main(int argc, char * argv[]) { /* type definition, arguments check, .... */ ff_pipeline pipe; // define the pipeline object packetCaptureStage = new PacketCaptureStage(Npackets); // build 1st stage packetAnalysisStage = new PacketAnalysisStage(...); // build 2sd stage pipe.add_stage(packetCaptureStage); // this is the 1st stage of the pipeline pipe.add_stage(packetAnalysisStage); // this is the 2nd stage of the pipeline if (pipe.run_and_wait_end()<0) { // let's go... error("running pipeline\n"); return -1; } return 0; }
Classical farm skeleton, with the Emitter and the Collector filters.
Note that Worker's function could be different for each Worker filter, this with the possibility to define a personalized application-level scheduling in the Emitter filter, leads to the implementation of a very flexible and powerful farm schema.
FastFlow farm without the Collector filter.
FastFlow farm with feedback channel between the Collector and the Emitter.
FastFlow farm accelerator. The farm has the Collector filter and a feedback channel.
Classical master-worker skeleton.
A 3-stage pipeline where the middle stage is actually a farm skeleton.
A farm skeleton where the workers are a 2-stage pipeline.
You can use FastFlow to accelerate existing sequential code. In a nutshell, programmers may identify potentially concurrent tasks and request their execution from an appropriate FastFlow pattern composition in such a way that those tasks are computed in parallel.
Parallel computation of tasks happens on the available cores on the multi/many-core architecture at hand.
By analogy with what happens with GPUs and FPGAs used to support computations on the main processing unit, the cores used to run the user defined tasks through FastFlow define a software accelerator device. This device will provide better acceleration when improved resources (cores and main memory) are available.
From a more formal perspective, a FastFlow accelerator is defined by a skeletal composition augmented with an input and an output stream that can be, respectively, pushed and popped from outside the accelerator. Both the functional and extra-functional behaviour of the accelerator is fully determined by the chosen skeletal composition. For example, the farm skeleton provides the parallel execution of the same code (within a worker object) on independent items of the input stream. The pipeline skeleton provides the parallel execution of filters (or stages) exhibiting a direct data dependency. More complex behaviours can be defined by creating compositions of skeletons whose behaviour could be described using (acyclic or cyclic) data flow graphs. A clear knowledge of accelerator behaviour makes it possible to correctly parallelize segments of code.
To illustrate how FastFlow can be used to build a software accelerator for existing code, we consider a trivial matrix multiplication code and go through the steps needed to derive a FastFlow accelerator from that code.
The use of a farm accelerator is exemplified in the following figure.
The code in the left column of the figure (lines 1-17) corresponds to a sequential program computing matrix multiplication with the three-loop naive algorithm.
To build a software accelerator for this matrix multiplication code, we first identify the possibly concurrent tasks in the original code. We identify lines 12-15 as possible candidates to generate concurrent tasks.
As those tasks are all independent, we deduce that a farm pattern will be suitable for implementing the accelerator: the emitter will get the stream of tasks generated within the main (single thread code) and it will automatically dispatch the tasks received to the available farm workers in the most efficient way.
Thus we devise the accelerator code as shown in the above figure (right side).
First we instantiate the software accelerator pattern (lines 9-14) with a suitable parallelism degree. In this case we use a simple farm and the parallelism degree corresponds to the number of workers used in the farm.
Then we move the logical task code to the farm worker (lines 40-43 of worker defined at lines 35-48), and we apply a suitable variable renaming to avoid conflicts.
Finally, we change the main code in such a way that task computation is substituted to the delegation code sending task data to the accelerator (lines 19-20).
Because it is composed of threads, the accelerator shares the memory with its caller (and other threads of the same process). As is well-known, transforming a sequential program into a parallel one requires regulation of possibly concurrent memory accesses. In low-level programming models this is usually done by using critical sections and monitors under the responsibility of the programmer. FastFlow does not prohibit these mechanisms, but promotes a methodology to avoid them. In very general terms, the sequential code statement can be correctly accelerated with FastFlow only mechanisms if the offloaded code and the offloading code (e.g. main thread) instances do not break any data dependency. FastFlow supports the programmer in enforcing these conditions by means of its two main abstractions:skeletons and streams.
The skeletal structure of the accelerator induces a well-defined partial ordering among offloaded parts of code. The synchronization among threads is enforced by streams along the paths of the particular skeleton composition, as in a data-flow graph. True dependencies (read-after-write) are admissible only along these paths. Streams can carry values or pointers, which act as synchronization tokens for indirect access to the shared memory.
It is worth pointing out that accelerating code in this way differs slightly from plain parallelization of existing code. When the accelerating methodology is used, instead, tasks are identified, the code computing those tasks is moved into suitable skeletal code (the software accelerator) and finally the code computing the tasks is substituted with the code offloading the data structure representing the task to the accelerator input stream.
In case of from scratch parallelization, more extensive programmer knowledge is needed, whereas in case of code acceleration different kinds of pre-defined accelerator templates may be directly provided by the FastFlow framework. As a consequence the programmer has only to identify the concurrent tasks in the code and provide a suitable representation of those tasks to be submitted through the accelerator input stream.


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Property Development
Development matters and land uses are controlled by Council so as to ensure orderly development throughout the City and also to protect the quality of residential and business life in Mitcham.
The Council has its own Development Plan which guides the way the City grows and assists Council in making planning decisions.
The Mitcham Development Plan was comprehensively amended in November 1998 in respect of residential development. This Plan also reflects the strategic planning directions and imperatives of the State Government. The Plan can be viewed at the the Council Civic Centre, Blackwood and Mitcham Libraries, or a pdf copy of the Plan can be downloaded from the Government of South Australia web site.
The Development Act came into effect in January of 1994 and Council has taken part in a review of the new Act conducted by the State Government.
Changes in land use, the erection of new buildings or structures, advertising signs and building alterations all require planning and building approval. In hills areas, excavation and filling of land (more than nine cubic metres) requires Council approval. The division of land also requires planning approval. Development approval is also required for any tree damaging activity to a significant tree.
Please refer to the Planning SA website for details on significant trees and the additional controls which affect the City of Mitcham as declared by the Minister.
Special circumstances also apply within Colonel Light Gardens where due to its State Heritage Area status, the sphere of control is extended to all sectors including State agencies, utilities providers and Council staff.
Before starting any development please discuss your intentions with Council as your time and money can be saved by knowing your obligations, responsibilities and rights in advance.
Guidelines are available on this website about the development decision process to help you understand what needs approval and how to lodge an application.
Applications which are Category 3 Development notices are advertised in The Advertiser and are available by clicking here.
Planning Reforms 2008
Deputy Premier Kevin Foley announced that the State Government is to embark on an ambitious reform program to give "South Australia the most efficient and modern planning system in Australia".
You can read more about these proposed planning reforms on the Planning SA website.
Submission for the Draft for Discussion Residential Development Code and the proposed changes regarding Exempt Development and Building Consent Only closed on Friday 12 September 2008.
Council endorsed a submission on the planning reforms in August 2008.
City of Mitcham Submission on the Planning Reforms (416 kb)
Council believes that the draft 2008 Reform of the South Australian Planning and Development System as presently proposed may potentially impact on the community. The main criticisms of the Reforms were:
1. Inadequate energy conservation measures.
2. No requirement to detain or retain stormwater, nor any recognition of the existing stormwater system being under stress.
3. Any increase in site coverage should be coupled to on-site stormwater management.
4. Flood prone areas in Mitcham should be defined in the Development Plan before the new Code applies.
5. "Character areas" should be defined before the Code applies.
The proposed Reforms indicated that there will be areas over which the Code (as it applies to new dwellings) will not apply:
- High risk bushfire (but it is unclear if medium risk areas are included)
- Historic (Conservation) zones or policy areas, and the State Heritage Area of Colonel Light Gardens
- Small (less than 700 m2) and/or narrow allotments (less than 16 metres)
It is also proposed that there will be additional Code requirements that will apply to "character areas". However the criteria for identifying "character areas" are not clear at this stage.
A full report can be viewed in the Full Council Agenda of the 23 September 2008, Item 14.6


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I bolted upright in bed at 2 a.m., awakened by loud, forceful hail pouring down on the roof. It was June 28, just a week into summer. I got up and walked across the dark living room to peek out the sliding glass doors and watch it come down in the pitch black night. Despite the cold, hard nature of those icy pellets, the hail meant a welcome respite from a recent dry spell that had the flowers drooping in the fields and forests, starved for something to drink.
The next day dawned with a thin coat of white on the mountaintops. A patch of calypso orchids bloomed in my friend's yard. And I found my first wild strawberries of the season.
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Last year, the wild strawberries surprised me. I had become accustomed to them fruiting in the beginning of August at 11,000 feet where I previously lived in the dry hills of Fairplay, Colorado. Now we live lower at 10,000 feet in Breckenridge, where the breathing's free and easy and the strawberries ripen sooner, compared to our old mountainside.
It was early July and I had been circling our Peak 8 neighborhood on foot when I nearly tripped over a plentiful fruiting in the road bed atop a ditch near my apartment. Climbing down into the ditch yielded a good perspective up its steep side, and a hidden world of bright red gems hiding under the low foliage. Forget all those hours spent seeking small glimpses of red at our old place. These were the real deal, many tiny handfuls as reward for climbing down into the ditch to get at them. Read the rest of this entry


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Cabin: typical cabin for size and style, so nothing really new about that...worked out fine for us. The bed was VERY comfortable, so whatever mattresses they use keep them! Our cabin attendant was terrific and kept everything clean and ship shape, usually more than twice per day...he was GREAT!
Our daughters sent us a "romance package", so we champagne and canapes were delivered and we enjoyed them on desk as we sailed away the first night! Thanks K & R !!
Dining: this was the first week of a new menu change and it was delicious. We tried just about everything and I can't say enough about how well ALL the meals were prepared and served...good job RCCL! Our head and assist. waiters were very good and very attentive...they did a great job! Did not eat at the specialty rest. but I've heard nothing but praise for them? Windjammer was a great place for a quick meal and surprisingly, we always got a seat when we needed it!
Entertainment: BRAVO RCCL!! By far, out of the seven cruises we have been on, the entertainment on Freedom was the best! From the ice show to the main theater, to the big screen on deck, to the Bull & Bear Pub (our favorite)...all of it was fantastic. Pulling it all off and doing a great job was our cruise director Graham Seymour...he was the best!
Suggestion to RCCL: on future cruise ships...put the "pub" and the "wine bar" side by side with both separate and common entrances to draw patrons from both, into both ?? The Bull & Bear Pub was a frequent meeting place for all, especially the UK's. We had a great time meeting people there and singing along with the guitarist! But the wine bar hardly ever had anybody in there??
Adult pool and hot tubs: GREAT idea...made for a much better cruise, not having to be around all the very young children and families. Certainly needed for adults who really want to socialize and have a drink or two! And those hot tubes suspended over the outside of the ship...crazy but nice! Note: they are very WARM, so go in the pool first...then the hot tub!
Future ships: make this area bigger !!!
Leaving the ship: was just as easy and went smoothly as boarding, had breakfast and were waiting in the Promenade at assigned time, our number was called only 15 minutes later and we were off and had our luggage 20 minutes later...very efficient!
All in all this was a fantastic cruise and made our celebration that much more special. After being on Sovereign, Navigator and now Freedom..we LOVE RCCL and will be back for more!


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PATCHOGUE, N.Y. – JANUARY 23, 2013 – St. Joseph's College (SJC) President S. Elizabeth A. Hill, C.S.J., J.D., was recently listed as one of the top three Best College Presidents on Long Island in the Long Island Press' eighth annual "Bethpage Best of Long Island" competition.
Accompanying S. Elizabeth on the list was Dr. Samuel L. Stanley, Jr., president of Stony Brook University, who placed first and Dr. Robert A. Scott, president of Adelphi University, who placed second.
"I am honored to be recognized alongside my outstanding colleagues as one of Long Island's top presidents by the readers of the Long Island Press," said SJC President S. Elizabeth Hill. "As we begin the journey toward our centennial in 2016, we continue to celebrate the honor and tradition of SJC while focusing on the growing strength of our future."
The Long Island Press newspaper has been polling Long Island about the "Best of" for the past eight years. This year was the biggest Bethpage Best of L.I. poll with more than 79 new categories added to the list of more than 360. The categories are organized into their corresponding sections, which include Arts & Entertainment, Automotive, Clothing, Education, Food & Drink, Health & Wellness, Home & Garden, Nightlife, Restaurants, Pets, Services, Shopping, Sports, and Weddings. After 75 days of voting, more than 1.2 million votes were tallied and the "Bethpage Best of Long Island" list was created. For more information, visit http://bestof.longislandpress.com/.
In previous years, S. Elizabeth has been honored by a number of organizations, including the American Association of University Women; Advancement for Commerce, Industry & Technology (ACIT); The Long Island Association (LIA); Temple Beth El; the Child Care Council of Suffolk, Inc.; the NAACP Long Island Coalition of Branches; and most recently, Home Reporter newspaper, The Nassau and Suffolk County Bar Associations, The Nassau and Suffolk Women's Bar Associations and The Partnership to Advance Women Leaders (PAWL). She is also a three-time recipient of Long Island Business News' Top 50 Women award for her consistent record as one of the region's most important and influential women, making her a Hall of Fame Honoree.
About St. Joseph's College
St. Joseph's College has been dedicated to providing a diverse population of students in the New York metropolitan area with an affordable education rooted in the liberal arts tradition since 1916. Independent and coeducational, the College provides a strong academic and value-oriented education at the undergraduate and graduate levels, aiming to prepare each student for a life characterized by integrity, intellectual and spiritual values, social responsibility, and service. With campuses located in the Clinton Hill area of Brooklyn and in Patchogue, Long Island, the College offers degrees in more than 29 majors, special course offerings and certificates, affiliated and pre-professional programs.


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Eagles Set For Mid-Week Matchup with USF
FORT MYERS, Fla. - The Florida Gulf Coast University baseball team will be back in action on Tuesday, April 27 for a mid-week matchup against the Bulls of USF at Red McEwen Field. The matchup, which will be the lone contest of the season between the Eagles and Bulls, is set to begin at 7 p.m.
The meeting with the Bulls will mark the fourth all-time meeting between the two programs with FGCU holding a 2-1 advantage in the series. Last year in Fort Myers (Feb. 28, 2009), the Eagles dealt the Bulls an 8-3 loss. Chris Sale (Lakeland, Fla.) picked up the win in the contest, throwing 7.1 innings, giving up three runs and seven hits, while striking out seven.
The Eagles (26-13, 17-4 A-Sun) enter the matchup having won nine of their last 12 games, including sweeping a 3-game series from Belmont last week.
Through 39 games, FGCU holds a .333 team batting average with nine players hitting above .317. The team is led by A-Sun Preseason Player of the Year Zach Maxfield's (North Port, Fla.) .384 average with 32 RBI, 34 runs scored, and five home runs. Mikel Alvarez (West Palm Beach, Fla.) is second on the squad with a .372 average to go with his 30 RBI, 37 runs, and 11 stolen bases. Tim Roberson (West Palm Beach, Fla.), FGCU's leader in homers (8), and Luke Smierciak (Gainesville, Fla.) have combined for 82 runs, 76 RBI, and are hitting .320 and .356, respectively. The Blue and Green have outscored their opponents 323-225 thus far and have a pitching staff that has an ERA of 5.07 and struck out 335 batters while walking 133.
USF (19-21 overall), led by head coach Lelo Pardo, sits at 10-5 in BIG EAST play placing them in a three-way tie with Rutgers and St. John's three games behind conference pace setter Connecticut. USF will turn to sophomore Matt Reed (1-0; 2.57 ERA) against the Eagles. Reed pitched 6.0 innings in USF's 9-3 win over Stetson (April 20). The lefty gave up just one run on two hits while throwing just 29 pitches through his first three innings, 40 pitches through four and 49 through five innings. He threw just 62 pitches on the evening (41 were for strikes).
After getting off to a slow start, USF sophomore Todd Brazeal is returning to his 2009 form which earned him Freshman All-America honors. The Tampa, Fla. native went 10-for-18 in five games last week which included a trio of three hit performances which raised his batting average to .278 on the season. The USF offense is led by Stephen Hunt, who is hitting .318 on the season with 13 doubles, six homers, and 32 RBI.


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As I am starting to go back together with the engine, I have decided that the push rods and lifters need to be replaced. I believe water sat down in the top of the lifters and actually rusted the ends of the push rods. The lifters cleaned up ok but the push rods have a lot of pitting....so they're done. As I've been scouring the net looks for parts......I've ran across a couple of sets for the A and one for a BN. Does anybody know if the rods and lifters will fit in the C123 engine????
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The sheriff's office is also looking for 51-year-old Carl Lyndin White.
White is wanted on felony aggravated battery charges.
He was indicted in November of last year and a warrant was issued for his arrest. He has been missing since.
His last known address is 6516 N. University Street in Peoria.
He is described at a white male, 5'11", 170 pounds. He has brown hair and blue eyes.
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Okay so these are a little bit meh because they're both first attempts at humanising Scar and Mufasa, and I wasn't trying to stylise them too much so they seem a bit boring and rushed.
It's more to prove a point in how much facial structure can make it easy to tell two characters apart and say a lot about who they are personality wise.
ooh really good :D
One thing you should be careful about when it comes to scar is that it's easy to make him look a lot like Jafar (since they both have narrow head shape). Also, I think it might be a good idea ot make the eyes on mufasa a tad smaller. His bangs resemble Simba's a little bit more as well. Lol sorry I'm just being picky with the details haha.
A protip is to check out the character sheets and concept art on TLK-characters, it often shows you the process and hints on what is their main features.
Also, it's good to know things like that scar is slightly based on the voice actors face apparently, so check that out as well :) sometimes animated movies tend to base the character design on the voiceactor (but that does not go for all characters of course).
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GeekMonthly Interview with Dan RadcliffeRadcliffe Interviews
January 16, 2007, 05:45 PM
GeekMonthly.com let us know about a new interview they have online with actor Dan Radcliffe. In this brief article, Dan discusses his career outside of the Harry Potter films. Says Dan:
"I need to get as much work between now and the end of the series and the immediate aftermath of the series as I can to prove to people that I can do it. Thatâs why Iâm constantly on the look out for scripts and things to do. Thatâs why Iâm doing two things between Harry Potter 5 and 6, if and when that happens. I do feel a need to say to people that I am capable of more than Harry Potter. That being said, I donât pick roles specifically because they are very different from Harry Potter. You have to judge each role on what it is and who youâll be working with. It just so happens that the films that have come my way are very different from Harry, and thatâs a nice bonus, really. Having said that, Harry Potter is a very demanding part and really challenging. I donât mean to make it sound like Harry is an easy ride, because itâs not. But with doing things like Equus and My Boy Jack, which is a World War I story about Rudyard Kipling and his son, and I did December Boys last year - hopefully all of these projects should begin to let people see me in a different light."
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What is the true meaning behind a trainer telling his fighter to avoid knockin boots with his woman leading up to a fight? Does it effect a fighter mentally, physically, both or is it just a myth?
If I train after sex I don't feel like it effects my performance at the gym. More or less, I feel like I already got my cardio workout in, so let me go knock out this weight training lol. All serious note though, is there a scientific reason to this notion of "no sex leading up to a fight" or is Mickey full of shit?


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Six is the Charm: Grammy Win
We are elated to announce that, on try six, Kathy has finally won the elusive Grammy for her latest album "Calm Down Gurrl".
Kathy becomes only the third woman ever to receive the Best Comedy Album award, joining Whoopi Goldberg
and Lily Tomlin.
Kathy took time to thank the real people that got her there: Oprah, Ryan Seacrest and every Lohan on the planet. She could not have done it without you guys. Her complete acceptance is embedded below. (listen to album)
Making "Majestic" History
Kathy, in cooperation with Bravo, taped her 20th comedy special
on Nov. 24 in San Antonio's Majestic Theatre. In addition to her
normal peeps, reps from Guinness World Records were to present Kathy with
the title for "Most Stand-Up Specials by a Comedian."
Kathy::: "humbled by the honor and can't wait to set the award next to my Schmemmys and forthcoming Grammy Award."
The new special, titled Record Breaker will air on Bravo Wed, Dec 18th at 8pm ET/PT. Bravo's release can be read here.
Jane Lynch and Glee
The Trevor Project's "Trevor Live" gala (15th annual) was hosted by Kathy on December 8th. The special charity event saw the entire Glee cast as well as Kathy roasting Jane Lynch. We are very happy to be closely involed with the Trevor Project once again which raises awareness and funds for programs that help LGBTQ teens in crisis situations.
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A trial has been scheduled for two men charged in a fatal boat crash last spring.
The collision happened on the Mississippi River near Burlington in May, killing four people.
22-year-old Douglas Metcalf and 21-year-old Joseph Schier Jr. were driving the boats. They are charged with involuntary manslaughter and boating while intoxicated
Trial is scheduled for May 13.
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Tea for Stability - A wild vine native to southern China, jiaogulan (JEE-ow-goo-lan) is described by local inhabitants as the "immortality herb." Ancient cultures believe this adaptogenic herb, similar to ginseng, could benefit the whole body. Recognized for over a thousand years for its anti-aging, anti-anxiety and antioxidant properties, Jiaogulan is thought in Chinese culture to provide unusual longevity. This fragrant, healthy cuppa is infused with monk fruit, a celebrated natural sweetener, and a hint of spicy ginger root. Refreshing sipped hot or over ice.
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What our Citizens are saying about this great gift of the leaf...
|This will be a regular from now on
|February 23, 2014
|I bought my first can of this last month and I find that it's become my favorite when I want something without caffeine. I normally sweeten my teas with a bit of agave or honey, but I prefer this without sweetening. The flavor is subtle but full of body and is pleasant soothing. I will be ordering it regularly now.
|Great and unexpected
|November 16, 2013
|Never considered myself a fan of ginger nor herbal teas. Got it on a whim to meet a free shipping limit and because I wanted something for late at night with no caffeine. It ended up being the highlight of the order, and is definitely something I plan to keep in stock full time.
|Very calming
|October 30, 2013
|Very delicate flavor; love the touch of ginger. I find that this tea is very calming for me. Keeps me centered. I add just a touch more ginger because I drink it at night and the ginger helps relieve/prevent any acid reflux. I will continue to buy!
|My new favorite
|October 21, 2013
|Just arrived. Having my first cup. It's awesome. First impression of the scent is medicinal, but it's so good with the Chai Spice Honey for Tea. Tip: let it steep the full 7 minutes.
|October 11, 2013
|My favorite tea. PLEASE make a 250 bag option.


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According to a Jasper Police Department report, a couple entered the Quik Sack, located at the intersection of U.S. 78 and the Cordova Cutoff Road around 11:15 p.m. Friday. The duo robbed the store's clerk at gunpoint and fled in a small four-door car with an undetermined amount of cash.
The police report described the couple as a white male and white female.
The male is approximately 5-foot-11, between 170 to 180 pounds. He was wearing a black shirt with graffiti on front and back and blue jean shorts. The report described him as being in his 30s or 40s, mostly bald with a little hair.
The female is approximately 5-foot-4, with a slim build, around 110 pounds. She has red, spiked hair and was wearing a T-shirt, jeans and flip flops.
A surveillance video from the convenience store filmed the couple as they entered the business.
Jasper Police Chief Connie Cooner Rowe said the incident is under investigation and police would appreciate any information the public could offer about the armed robbery.
"We expect someone will recognize these two suspects from the still photograph taken from the surveillance video," Rowe said.
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact the Jasper Police Department at 205-221-2121.


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Dora's long-time employees haven't had a pay raise in more than four years, but with the city seeing increased revenue from Piggly Wiggly and other businesses as well as the profits from the alcohol sales tax, the city's financials have been improving. Mayor Chris Edwards said the city's sales tax numbers are up approximately 37 percent, in addition to the alcohol tax revenue.
Edwards asked the council to consider the numbers for a 2 percent, as well as a 3 percent, raise across the board for all full-time employees and part-time employees who have been employed by the city for more than a year.
The annual payroll cost increase for a 2 percent raise is $13,355.02 and for a 3 percent raise is $19,912.74. Also proposed is an increase in the volunteer firefighter amounts paid per call. Currently they are paid $2.50 per call. The proposed raise would be $15 per fire call and remain $2.50 per medical call.
"It's not a huge raise, but maybe it's enough to keep the employees we have," Edwards said. "The alcohol tax itself can pay for this."
All the council members expressed appreciation to the city employees for their patience and agreed that a pay raise is needed and deserved, but said they would like to see fiscal year-end numbers that are being prepared by an accountant before they decide on the exact amounts. The financial reports from the accountant are expected by the next council meeting on July 3.
"I think everybody deserves a raise, but I think we need concrete numbers to make a good financial decision," council member Kristie Tuggle said.
Tuggle made a motion to table the matter until the next council meeting. Council members Donnie Burns, Gary Thomas, Hezekiah Walker and Tuggle voted to table. Council member Nick Isbell and Mayor Pro Tem Betty Sanders opposed.
In other business:
•The council reappointed Ralph Parker to the Dora Utilities Board.
The board members serve six-year staggered terms. Sanders cast the only dissenting vote as the council voted to reappoint Parker for another six years.
•The council passed a resolution creating a special bank account named "Judicial Administrative Fund." The account could be used for education or training of the court employees.
•The council also approved a resolution providing a notice of the upcoming municipal election.


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Golden Pudel Club Live Music
In a ramshackle wooden fisherman's hut, this bar-club was established by members of legendary Hamburg band Die Goldenen Zitronen and gets packed to the rafters for its quality electro, hip hop, R&B and reggae gigs.
In a ramshackle wooden fisherman's hut, this bar-club was established by members of legendary Hamburg band Die Goldenen Zitronen and gets packed to the rafters for its quality electro, hip hop, R&B and reggae gigs.
A collective of Hamburg industry insiders present established and emerging DJs and bands, as well as clubbing events and parties. Look for the spray-painted name on the dark-brick harbour store above a blank metal door.
The mother of Hamburg's beach bars should not be missed. From a kiosk window you've got a wide choice of beers on tap and you can snack away on the local hamburger, as it were, the frikadelle . But what really should put Strandperle at the top of your itinerary is the people watching.
Lago Bay is wedged between Hamburg del Mar (which looks like a pirates' cove with its famous St Pauli skull-and-crossbones flags) and Hamburg City Beach Club (with its Moroccan lounge). Refreshingly, you can actually swim at this chic retreat.
The premier address for classical concerts is this splendid neobaroque edifice, home to the State Philharmonic Orchestra, among others. Along with the opera house, it's artistically directed by Australian Simone Young who has announced she's moving on in 2015.
Easily the classiest, most exclusive bar (by virtue of size) you'll find in Hamburg – if you find it. Look for the buzzer in a lion's head and if there's space, they'll let you into this little lair of serious cocktails. Better yet, book a table in advance.
It's just a corner hole-in-the-wall, but this Altona classic is everything a good Hamburg neighbourhood joint should be: friendly, unassuming yet always ready to take the piss. Locals pop in, down a quick drink, joke, gossip and hurry on out.
Vinyl and only vinyl spins at this treasure of a music bar. Nightly themes range from ska and rocksteady to '60s garage punk and hip hop. Order a Helga, a sweetish house drink that will have everything sounding dreamy in no time.
They're making beautiful music in this former factory that's an iconic Altona venue, where the music ranges from classical to club and the program spans theatre to film. Co-founder, painter Horst Dietrich, is still in charge.
A beach bar without water? 'No problem', said its enterprising owners, who built this summer garden smack bang in the grungy Schanzenviertel. Music, snacks, massages and a kid's playground are often joined by sculpture exhibitions.
This graffiti-covered red building underneath the railway tracks looks totally unpromising, but it's actually a pioneer of Hamburg's underground scene, with DJs playing experimental electro, techno and drum and bass.
Hamburg's huge O2 Arena was extensively refurbished for the 2006 football World Cup, and is home to Bundesliga club Hamburger SV . Take S-Bahn 21 or 3 to 'Stellingen', which is linked by free shuttle buses with the stadium.


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The Navajo Nation is said to be upset with a TV sitcom over a racy joke that aired on a recent episode.
On the CBS show "Mike and Molly," a character said "Arizona? Why would I move to Arizona? It's nothing but a furnace full of drunk Indians."
Many in the Native American community aren't taking this lightly.
A spokesperson for the Navajo Nation old TMZ this is unacceptable and is asking for an apology.
Navajo Nation spokesman Erny Zah says while alcoholism is easy to judge from the outside, the disease isn't funny. He says it can lead to assaults, break up families and instill fear in children.
Hopi tribal member Racheal Povatah says alcoholism often is tied to a history of trauma for American Indians. She says tribes struggle to find enough resources to address it.
Alexander Chambers, publisher of the Navajo Post newspaper, agrees that CBS should apologize.
"It's very sensitive. If you were to go to a small community in one of these tribal nations and you talk like that, you're definitely going to hear some outcry because it's not to be used so lightly. It's very disrespectful," said Chambers.
FOX 10 emailed the Vice President of Diversity and Communications for the network for its side of the story.
Tiffany Smith-Anoa'i replied Sunday afternoon saying "no comment."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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reviews for: listing #76772 - South Lake Tahoe, California House rental
- bedrooms 5
- pool no
- type House
- baths 3
- hot tub yes
- community Montgomery Estates
- sleeps 14
- pets allowed no
rates (USD)
$1,500 - $4,000 /wk
$6,000 - $9,000 /mth
The house was amazing.
Review submitted: July 21, 2013 Date of arrival: July 10, 2013
The house was amazing. They left me a gift basket for my wedding. It was clean, and had a few items that we use for cooking. I can't say anything bad because everything was great. Great communication with the owners and they stayed on top of everything from emails to confirm they got my payments. Would stay again :)
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Great time... Great place!!
Review submitted: September 10, 2012 Date of arrival: August 31, 2012
This was a really great place to stay right in the SLT area. The lay-out of the home was very accommodating for our party of 11 and everyone seemed to have plenty of space to where we didn't feel like we were on top of each other. Loved the kitchen and dining setup! I mean the kitchen was stocked with everything you might need (or forgot) and it was nice to have the extra small fridge in the garage and large gas BBQ for grilling. Really appreciated that the house was clean and mostly prepared for our stay. We did have to contact the Property Mgmt company a couple of times for issues, but they were extremely prompt in resolving them. Great proximity to the lake, shopping, restaurants and casinos. Plus, the neighborhood was very esthetically pleasing. The owner, John M., was great and really appreciated he accommodated some of our advanced request. We definitely plan to stay here again during the upcoming holidays and ski-season!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Helpful votes: 0 / 0
Family Reunion
Review submitted: August 14, 2012 Date of arrival: July 28, 2012
The owner John was very easy to work with and everything met or exceeded our expectations. Be aware that there is no AC in this home so it got a little warm during late afternoon into early evening. Loved the lay out of separate family rooms for different smaller group activities. The dining room was wonderful and the whole family was able to eat together. Biggest table I have ever dined on! Lots of plates utensils and cookware and we cooked and ate in most of our week stay. Nice sized refrig and freezer with extra small frig in the 3 car garage keep our needs well met. Not one complaint from anyone about beds being uncomfortable. Loved using the gas burners and electric stove. Electric griddle in the middle worked great for pancakes for breakfast and salmon we caught on a fishing charter we did late in our week stay...also used the gas grill and what a feast we made for 12 people and we enjoyed ourselves visiting and cooking together. Pioneer Trail is not near as busy as Lake Tahoe Blvd so the traffic and noise in the subdivision was very quiet for a good nights rest! This place is not for noisy partners but is great for large family's or several couples looking for a nice place that is well appointed and at a very fair price! Would recommend to anyone I know and be happy if it's open for their days available. Thanks John for making me look good to my family and that everyone that stayed enjoyed the accomedations. The extras that stayed at hotels wished they would have stayed with us :)
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Great Place To Stay
Review submitted: July 18, 2011 Date of arrival: July 15, 2011
This place was amazing!!! I stayed here with few family and friends for a weekend getaway. It was roomie enough for 14 of us to sleep in and not feel like we were on top of each other. The kitchen was fully stalked with knives, plates, utensils etc. There was a tv in every room of the house and the house was very very clean!!! It is about a ten minute cab ride to the casinos and a 15 minute ride to Zephor Cove. The best part about renting this place was that the owner is so nice and easy to work with. I honestly don't have one complaint. I definitely will rent this house again and also recommend it to family and friends!
Recommended for: girls getaway
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Helpful votes: 2 / 2
Fabulous home or relaxing !
Review submitted: March 18, 2011 Date of arrival: February 18, 2011
The house is amazing the kitchen and den are perfect for a relaxing evening with family and friends kitchen is fully stocked. My only negotive comment k would be they should provide more tea towels in th kitchen. The dining area is beautiful very comfortable you could have a great dinner party. The master bedroom is great king size bed and the bathroom has a sauna (loved it!). After a long day of sking great way to unwind. The other bedrooms are fine as well. Plenty of towels and a washer and dryer. Did'nt get a chance to use the jaquzzi to cold but it looks very nice. 10 minutes from hevenly ski resort. Just a overall great home and a memorable ski trip! Hope to rent again soon!
Thank you Teresa & Alan McGrath
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, girls getaway, pet-friendly, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Family get away along with unforeseen invites
Review submitted: March 18, 2011 Date of arrival: March 11, 2011
We set out from the Bay Area Friday Morning and arrived at Echo Summit sledding area around 3:30. Kids sled as well as the adults until closing and we headed to pick-up the keys at Tahoe Keys resort. Keys were along 50 and the house was righ off Pioneer trail-a very short distance. Upon arrival, all the kids were happy as the house was bigger and more modern than the one we stayed in last year. I opened the door and found a we very comforting home, a play area/loft for all the kids, and a big enough kitchen for all the cooks to work their magic. The big table accomadated over 12 seats!! There were poker chips ready to be used. Sleeping arrangements were all accomodated as there were 3 futons, and a fold out leather sofa bed in addition to the 7 beds. Lots of blankets as well!!! The best part for the under 7 kids is they enjoyed sleeping in the master closet as it was plenty big enough and offered those few adults that had to stay a better handle in supervising the kids, while the other adults enjoyed the 5 min trip to the casino's. The owner did not mention in his ad that there is a sledding hill behind his propery which the kids enjoyed and was much better enjoyed by the adults as we could directly supervise from the kitchen. During our stay, a first aid kit was used that was in the cupboard. There was also a fax machine. Sunday morning clean-up went smooth as each garbage can had extra bags in the bottom of each can. Overall, we would stay here again...
Recommended for: families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, sight seeing
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Helpful votes: 1 / 1
Great house in south lake
Review submitted: February 8, 2011 Date of arrival: February 4, 2011
Loved the house. It was huge, could easily fit our party of 12. It was at a very convenient location, a 5 minute drive to the casinos and Heavenly Ski Resort, which is where we went. The hot tub was amazing, and everything was as advertised. Highly recommended!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, pet-friendly, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Owners response: I am happy that they had a great time and the sleeping arrangements worked out so well.
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Helpful votes: 1 / 1
Great Place to Stay!
Review submitted: January 29, 2011 Date of arrival: January 7, 2011
My friends and I stayed at this property a couple of weekends ago on Jan. 7, 11. This is a great place. It's warm, clean and spacious. What we also liked very much about this place was that we traveled with kids and this place has a room full of toys and video games. So the kids played in this room and us "kids at heart" had our own play time in another. Oh, and the owner, John was such a pleasure to work with. We highly recommend this place.
Recommended for: families with young children
Owners response: We are very happy that the kids enjoyed the games, videos and video games. We continue to add to the kids stuff on a regular basis as we change out stuff with our main home.
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Not sure how else I can interpret these comments from Brynn Cameron wrt to raising Cole Cameron Leinart, the son of former TrOJan ballroom dancer:
Oh and there is more from Ms. Cameron:
"I don't want to sit here and bad-mouth his lifestyle, but it is hard because we are different people. He likes that Hollywood stuff and I don't like that and raising a kid together, you have to work together as parents, but we're so different," Cameron said.
"It's hard, but I have to raise Cole to be a strong, secure kid so he knows what's right and wrong, what's good and bad and what really matters in life, which isn't what's going on in Hollywood or who's dating who. That's not what it's all about, and I think he'll know that being raised by me."
The Star's attempts to reach Leinart through the Arizona Cardinals were unsuccessful.
And what kind of "lifestyle" may Ms. Cameron be referring to when talking about Mr. Leinart. Here is a graphic reminder:
Gotta love the TrOJan "family values."
UPDATE I: Story now on M Zone where Yost says, "Matt Leinart's probably not going to win any Father of the Year awards".
UPDATE II: And now it appears on The Wizard of Odd.
UPDATE III: From Deadspin
When reached for comment, Leinart, sadly, did not say, "I have a kid?"
UPDATE IV:SI.com on Cameron being "on to something":
UPDATE V: SportsbyBrooks joins the party.