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I just acquired my late grandfathers 184.
I know there are a few threads asking about the starter issue but none that are the same as mine
I bought a brand new batter for it and all the starter does is hum nothing else.
What should I do to get it to start?
Thanks in advance
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Ace, since you had 2 posts that basically said the same thing I deleted one of them. Assuming by your post that this did not suddenly happen and that the tractor has bee setting a while, I would suspect that the engine may be stuck. Try turning the engine by hand, either using the fan or reaching in through the hole with a small pry bar where the starter is located on a C60 engine (right side of flywheel housing on the front just below the oil filter housing. If it is stuck, remove the spark plugs and put a dose of penetrating oil in each cylinder. Note, the spark plug holes are offset toward the valve side, you you will need to squirt the oil toward the center to get it to the rings, in addition to straight down toward the valves. Let it set a couple days to soak in and try turning it again.
If the engine is not stuck you need a voltmeter to verify the starter is getting sufficient voltage when trying to turn the engine.
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Ya I was going to delete one just hadn't done it yet so thank you.
The 184 has set a while and I never had the chance to ask my grandfather what the issue was. I do remember however that the starter issue has been present for a while just never was able to get it fixed. I will swing by there in the morning and see what I can figure out and I'll post an update in the morning
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Congratulations on keeping the 184 in the family. Welcome to the forum.
Before you go to replacing parts or rebuilding starters, check the easy stuff.
Might not hurt to remove the battery cables from the battery posts and clean them with a wire brush.
While the battery is disconnected, also clean the cable connection on the starter. Connections should be clean and bright. During Reassembly, apply a dab of DiElectric grease. You can find this stuff at nearly any auto parts store.
184 w/ Creeper & 3-Point
IH Model 15 Tiller
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I was informed yesterday that my grandfather use to push on the flywheel to get the mower to start.
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Couple of thoughts. Flywheel ring gear missing some teeth - - or weakness or fault(s) in starter electrical wiring or the starter itself.
Could be engine stuck or starter stuck/engaged in flywheel.
Easy check. Tractor in 3rd gear, ignition off, rock tractor backward and then forward. If starter stuck in flywheel ring gear, rocking the tractor will normally release the starter. If starter stuck in ring gear you may have to loosen (as in preparing to remove) the starter.
If starter not stuck in ring gear, the rocking action will tell you if the engine is stuck.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Anyone know where I can get a repair manual for the 184 on digits? (Preferably free lol)
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Top of page under manuals. I think you will find most of the information needed.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Just wanted to give an update. Went over and installed the new battery and started trouble shooting. Turns out the belt was loose and the pulley for the starter/generator was simply just turning and every now and then catching the belt. After we tightened the belt and let it sit for a few minutes, the baby started right up and purrrrs like a kitten.
Now to fix the annoying clicking that is coming from the pto drive.
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Would you please clarify the tractor model?
The 184 does not have a starter/generator with a belt. It has an Alternator and a gear driven starter.
The 154 and the 185 have a starter/generator with a belt.
Glad you were able to get the tractor turning over.
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It is a 184. Sorry for some reason I thought it had a generator on it.
I'm still learning about the 184 even tho I grew up around it.
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If it is a 184, then it will have a gear drive starter that engages with the flywheel.
The bendix (small gear on the starter) is either not moving toward the flywheel (penetrating lube may help) or the flywheel ring gear has worn down in some places.
You might want to replace the bendix on the starter to begin with just to make sure that it isn't the bendix that is worn. Some people turn the bendix gear around and use the other side of the bendix that has fresh teeth.
There are a couple "normal" places where an engine favors to stop at when shut off. These are the places where the ring gear wears down first. It is just a roll of the dice as to whether the engine will stop in the worn area. Here are 3 options.
1) You can live with the issue by rotating the engine a few teeth by hand using something like a screwdriver on the flywheel. (this is an inconvenient pain)
2) The ring gear can be rotated around the flywheel or flipped over using some heat so that the worn teeth are in a place where the engine rarely stops. This is cheaper, but you might still have to remove the flywheel and may end up with the same problem occasionally.
3) The ring gear can be replaced.
This thread is about another tractor, but lots of good information about ring gear work.
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For right now I think I'm going to just hope and pray it continues to start on its own just fine. It is getting colder here in Indiana so I doubt I will use it much the rest of this year.
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Doesn't sound like the tractor is a 184. But then some one could have installed a starter/generator.
184. Ignition off, tractor out of gear you can easily rotate the tractors engine by rotating the fan. Or with ignition off, tractor in 3rd gear, rock the tractor forward a bit. Either action will move the engine crankshaft/flywheel ring gear from it's position when engine stopped.
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I said it would sound strange. ("Oh, dear!" you're thinking. "Have they changed the poor man's medications? Did he whack his head on the mail box or the newel post?") Thanks for your concern, but nothing like that has happened. Circumstances are less dramatic and just involve my earmuffs.
I mean my ear mufflers, the sound mufflers I sometimes wear when I nap. They're meant to dampen sound when one's ripping big boards or chain sawing logs. I can't do either any more and now keep the mufflers in my study.
In summer, when lawn mowers roar or in winter when the snowplows (bless them and their crews!) have to bang and scrape their blades, the mufflers make for a quiet afternoon nap. I lay me down on my couch, clap the mufflers on my ears, and sink into blessed quiet. Until lately.
Inside the muffs, I'm been picking up faint, highpitched sound. "Drat!" I first thought. "I'm getting tinnitus!"
My friend George has borne with that all his adult life: a constant sound like a dial tone, always precisely at D above high C. George himself has perfect pitch, and that relentless tone is a curse. He loves classical music; and if he's listening to, say, a cello etude in B flat, that high D, just a grating half step below the tonic, drills right through etude's beauty and largely wrecks it. Poor George.
Mine's not a steady tone, though. The sound rises and falls, the way voices do. And I've learned to recognize when phrases and sentences end, when increasing volume suggests argument,and even when odd rises and drops suggest questions and answers. But, you say, what good's that, if you can't understand the words? I can. Well, not exactly.
But I've realized that, as I've strained my brain (lying there, covers tucked under my beard), I've begun to draw meanings from the chatter. First it was brief snatches, but now I'm following conversations.
Friends, it's grim stuff they're talking about. It seems these "Whoevers" have been circling Earth for millennia, studying our particular species and sending reports to "Big Boy," as they say.
The study's goal is to decide if there's still a chance we humans can pull it off: if we can shake off the egoism that's making us trash one another and the planet itself.
And I've also figured out that other studies are under way elsewhere in the universe. They're watching thousands of planets that have intelligent life, and we've come out looking really bad.
Other rational species' tribes and nations have got past mayhem to get goods, turf and power, and evidently their individuals live in serene happiness. Imagine! But reports on us have grown steadily grimmer, and the Whoevers seem close to sending a recommendation up the chain: Wipe out these housewrecking humans before they do more damage.
They project optimistically that, with us gone, a few thousand years will find the planet finished with cleaning up our messes. Air and water will be pure again, and the wounds to hills and plains will have filled in and grassed over.
The other living species will increase and multiply, and in time one of them may evolve to consciousness and rationality.
Earlier reports to Big Boy had suggested temporizing, holding off till our sick species wipes itself out with its own weapons and pollution.
But now the high-flying observers have turned more pessimistic. I've heard them close to agreement on recommending that a particular nanosecond be chosen, and in that instant the whole seven billion of us be "humanely put down," as we might say.
No, not transported elsewhere, where we'd be saying, "Yikes! Where are we? What's happened?" Nope. No one to say that. No us, anywhere. These bozos are talking annihilation.
And another strain has entered this reasoning, one that may speed up any timetable. The aliens have noted that the planet itself seems to be making first signs of ridding itself of us. It's stirring in its dreamless sleep, wrinkling its surface with earthquakes and eruptions, provoking tsunamis, droughts, floods, volcanoes and rivers of lava. All this terrifies humans crawling on that surface, but not enough to change.
Maybe the planet's deep sleep has been troubled by the sting of pollution in air and water, and it's begun blindly to sense the land ravaged and scarred, and other species dying.
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That possibility worries the Whoevers. For such a move by the sleeping giant (their term, not mine) would also mean collateral damage: destruction of other, innocent living species, too. (These Whoevers seem actually to live, you see, by the morality we pretend guides us.)
And so their strong recommendation to Big Boy may be to speed up the sequence. Bring on that nanosecond! Put us out of our misery and let the planet heal.
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For those of you who are morbidly obese meaning you are 100 pounds overweight and you are at your wits end because you've tried every diet twice and nothing seems to work, bariatric surgery may be your saving grace. We went to Avera Queen of Peace in Mitchell to meet a 47 year old man who extended his life by banding his stomach.
Scott DeSchepper of Huron is half the man he used to be, almost, and that's his goal. In December of 2008, weighing almost 400 pounds, he made the life changing decision to get his life back.
Scott says, "All my life I've been heavy. Really, ever since I can remember. I was so heavy it was terrible. It had gotten to the point something had to be done especially with all the med I was taking it was ridiculous. I had to do something.
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Scott's lost 160 pounds in 13 months. He's gone from a size 54 pant to a 36 and a 5 XL to just XL. Scott's doctor says he is doing everything right.
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In operation for nearly 120 years, the West Virginia State Penitentiary was the site of one of the most infamous prison riots in state history in January 1986.
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The penitentiary opened for service in 1876. It was expanded to twice its size, using prison labor, from 1929 to 1959, in order to deal with overcrowding.
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In the ensuing chaos, three inmates were killed by their fellow prisoners. The standoff ended two days, when the hostages were released and Gov. Arch Moore agreed to go the prison to meet with inmates, leading to an agreement for improved conditions at the prison.
The riot was a key factor in the prison's eventual closing. Shortly after, the West Virginia Supreme Court declared that the prison's 5x7 foot cells were a form of cruel and unusual punishment. Nine years later, the facility was shut down, with most of the 700 prisoners transferred to the Mt. Olive Correctional Complex in Fayette County.
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A memorial service will be held Saturday, Aug. 10, 2013, at 11 a.m. in the chapel at Kilgore-Green Funeral Home. John Bradley will officiate. There will be no visitation.
She is survived by her children, Samuel, Matthew, Chelsey and Vanessa Bradley; grandson, C.J.; granddaughters, Ezzy and Arya; parents, Deborah Ingram (Guy) of Parrish and Gerald Peck (Patty) of Red Oak, Texas; sister, Keri Coker of Deming, N.M.; stepsister, Stacy Deemer of Shawnee, Kan.; and stepbrother, Scot McCollum of Frisco, Texas.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions be made to the Juvenile Diabetes Association or your local Children's Hospital in her name.
You may sign an online register and express private condolences to the family at www.kilgoregreenfuneralhome.com.
Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503


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The Atlanta Braves are in the midst of their first tough stretch of the 2013 season, suffering three losses in a row in Pittsburgh. The best medicine for a tough stretch, especially a tough offensive stretch, is an infusion of a new bat into the lineup. That bat landed this morning in Colorado:
Guess who just landed in Colorado! This guy! So pumped to get back out there!— Freddie Freeman (@FreddieFreeman5) April 22, 2013
Freddie Freeman is expected to be activated for tonight's game against the Rockies. He has been on the disabled list since the first week of the season with a strained right oblique muscle. He spent the last three days on a rehab assignment with triple-A Gwinnett, going 5-for-10, with all five hits coming in one game. His stint with Gwinnett is a nice reminder of Freeman's time with the Phoenix Desert Dogs, an Arizona Fall League team that was the last minor league team he played for (they have apparently not changed his picture on his minor league page).
The addition of Freeman's bat will hopefully strengthen a Braves lineup that scored just three runs in the last three games. He will likely slot back into the lineup at cleanup, meaning Fredi Gonzalez might take this opportunity to move some other guys around. I'd like to see Andrelton Simmons back at the leadoff spot, and B.J. Upton further down the lineup.
The Braves may also get Dan Uggla back in the lineup today. He's been out with a calf strain since leaving in the fourth inning of Saturday's game.
To make room for Freeman, the Braves are sending down relief pitcher David Carpenter, who didn't make it into a game during his two game stint with the team.


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Landscapes From Life
A Window To Another Place And Time
De Frank A. Edwards A.O.C.A.
This book presents fifty-four full colour, visually textured oil landscape paintings on thirty four pages.
These reproduced paintings represent some of the work the artist has painted over the last few years, "in plein air" in all seasons.
Many of the landscape paintngs are full page.
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I consider myself to be a "plein air "artist, painting on location in all seasons. The warm days of spring and summer, the light of fall and the long shadows of winter contribute to the immediacy of my paintings.
As a native Ontarian, I feel a strong affinity for the small villages and towns and the ever changing landscape. They provide me with a sense of belonging and motivate me in my landscape oil painting.
Fecha de publicación 20 de mayo de 2008
Dimensiones Apaisado estándar 34 páginas
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Categoría Bellas artes
Etiquetas plein air, oils. oil painting, landscapes, paintings, palette, canvas, panel, colour, limited, window, life
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(WMC-TV) - Residents put their feet to the pavement in an effort to save the city's last public housing project from demolition Tuesday. Supporters of the housing project marched from the St. Patrick's Catholic Church to Memphis City Hall.
They called for Memphis Mayor A C Wharton, City Council's Planning and Zoning Committee, and other city leaders to support the Vance Avenue Community Transformation Plan."We have a plan that would move 50 families at a time to nearby housing for five to six months. We'd go in and make modest improvements that are needed and they'll be able to return. Not one family would be permanently displaced," said University of Memphis professor Ken Reardon, who is leading the group's initiative. The group wants to renovate and preserve Foote Homes by providing residents with more social services and economic opportunities. They want to add greenways, gardens and emphasize the neighborhood's rich cultural history.
"Don't tear it down. Fix it up. Fix it up better than what it is," said Foote Homes Resident, Barbara Brown.Meanwhile, the city is planning to seek a federal grant to demolish Foote Homes and relocate its more than 400 families to make way for a $1 billion commercial and residential development.The community is 70-years-old. If forced to move, residents would get vouchers to live in replacement units."A lot of people ain't got no where to go. Then if you get Section 8 out of here and moving someplace way out. We ain't got no ride to go to grocery stores and some of us ain't got jobs to pay light bills or nothing else," said Brown.Copyright 2012 WMC-TV. All rights reserved.
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PLATTSBURGH — Audrey M. Bradley, 78, died Sunday, Sept. 15, 201,3 at Evergreen Valley Nursing Home. She was born in Plattsburgh on Dec. 10, 1934, the daughter of Francis and Katherine Gorman.
Audrey was a member of the Methodist Church in Harkness. She worked as a mortgage loan officer at Fleet Bank in Plattsburgh and retired in 1987 after 31 years of service.
Audrey enjoyed snowmobiling, knitting, crocheting, baking and especially spending time with her family.
Survivors include three sons, Carlton Bradley and his fianc^, Melissa Andrews of Peru, Dale Bradley of Peru and Phillip Bradley of Schuyler Falls; two sisters, Ginger Drollette of Cadyville and Mollie Rock and her husband, Jimmy of Fla.; one sister-in-law, Elsie Allen of Morrisonville; one brother-in-law, Bob Stocum of Morrisonville; one granddaughter, Tabitha Bradley and one great-grandson, Hunter Brandon Holiday; and several nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by her husband, Glenn Bradley on August 4, 1985, two brothers, Richard Gorman and Theodore Gorman; and one sister Joyce Stocum.
Calling hours and funeral services will be private and held at the convenience of the family. Burial will take place in Schuyler Falls Cemetery. Online condolences may be made to the family by visiting www.rwwalkerfh.com.
Arrangements are in care of the R. W. Walker Funeral Home, 69 Court Street, Plattsburgh.


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Rated 1 out of 5 by Dubai987 Unhelpful Staff A guest of ours had issues checking into the hotel owing to miscomunication and lack of information by reservation agent at the time of booking. The staff were extremely unhelpful and boderline rude, especially the night manager and reservation agent. Would not book again here. February 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by OnTour26 Perfection We could not fault our short break here. Staying in the tower was excellent. Afternoon tea - pre-dinner drinks and snacks were just amazing. All staff were so attentive and made sure you wanted for nothing. Look forward to our next visit. November 26, 2013
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Coby Excellent hotel We had a wonderfull time in your hotel, very friendly and helpfull staff. We enjoyed the food in the different restaurants of the hotel. . The locoation is very nice with the gardens and the beach. The beds at the beach are very good. March 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bruder Excellent service, good foot In our package was included 5 o`clock tea, pre dinner coctails and half board. Everything was excellent both foot, drinks and Service. January 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Carole123 A fantastic relaxing holiday We have just returned after spending a fantastic 6 days with you, our 7th visit. Service was impeccable as ever, nothing is ever too much. So much so my daughter on a visit in 2012 had a delicious duck confit burger at Rhodes 2010. To her disappointment it was not on the menu this year, I mentioned it on the end of meal review and upon our second visit to the restaurant the chef had specially prepared her the burger. What service! Can't wait for our next visit keep up the high standard.. Out of this world. June 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Trendy69 Fantastic Hotel We have stayed at this hotel continually over an eleven year period. The staff are absolutely brilliant. They are so friendly, courteous and efficient and are always eager to please to make your stay more memorable. The hotel is most elegant and luxurious and when first entering the lobby you can immediately see why it has 5 stars. The gardens are beautiful and very well maintained as are the swimming pools. The hotel certainly lives up to it's name as from the moment you arrive until the moment you depart you are given the "royal treatment". May 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JayUK Fantastic Stay Yet again, another wonderful stay at LMBRS. Stayed in the Executive Rooms which are worth the additional cost. Bathrooms are looking a little outdated now but honestly, the staff and service make up for it all. September 10, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Banjara Main Block The rooms in the main block which I believe was built around 1994 are not 5 star. More like 2 star. The rooms are small, dirty including the bathroom. I wouldn't let my dog sleep in them. March 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by darch1 Much better than I expected I spend 3 nights at Le Royal Meridien with my wife as part of a discovery trip of Dubai. I booked a deluxe sea view room. Upon check-in, as a SPG platinum member, I was upgraded to a sea view suite with balcony and club lounge access! The whole staff was exceptionnally kind and responsive. The suite was huge as well as the club lounge. I've never seen such a variety of food offerings for breakfast and evening hors-d'oevres. I was amazed that they offered complimentary wine and the Australian Chardonnay was just great. The whole property is very large and well maintained, with 3 pools and a private beach. Although it was hot last week, we received 6 (!) half litres of water each day in the room! It was a memorable stay... May 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Soheil I paid all accommodation amount at check in! At check in they asked for all accommodation amount n advance!and and they got it! I am a Moderate traveler and never saw such this insulting behavior before anywhere else! December 25, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Steve22C Wedding Anniversary 35th Great hotel staff were perfect. Looked after us very well and a big thank you for our bottle of champagne and roses. Made our day.. December 6, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Goldie2009 Good position to beach Arrived late at night . Had 2 nights don't think we got an upgrade as we had all the features that we booked. Would have liked another day to use facilities. June 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Suzyque This hotel has everything you could possibly want This hotel surpasses your expectations every time you go. The service, cleanliness, food, facilities and the staff are exceptional. March 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DaiR13 My 4th Stay This was the 4th time my family has stayed and again what a wondereful time we spent at the hotel, fantastic! September 9, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lee61 The hotel had real feel good factor Took my wife for our wedding anniversary & we both had a wonderful time October 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by suncisco Wonderful stay I had an excellent 5 night stay here in Feb/March 2014. The facilities and staff attention, including outstanding meals, room cleanliness and overall attractiveness of the resort, were outstanding. In particular, when I was unlucky to become unwell during my stay and had to access the hotel clinic, the service was amazing - I was quickly seen, and then an appointment for me to see a doctor on-site the same morning was made, and then I had nothing but outstanding service from a lady called Song at the front desk of my section of the resort who did everything she could to assist. Thank you so much. I will definitely be recommending your resort to others. March 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Doug58 One of the best hotels I have staid in. Excelled in all apspects. No more needed to add. February 18, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Motah hospitality low level, not at the my level of expectation. February 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by advlive advlive Best Spa, Best beach, Super outdoor February 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ann05 Holiday of a life time Le Royal Meridien hotel is the best hotel we have stayed in Dubia .Due to the staff , who are excellent .Nothing was a bother to them to make sure our stay was so enjoyment .We had a wonderful stay at the Meridien June 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Grabaneck Outstanding Service From the moment we had experienced a super fast check in everything was outstanding. The suite we had was spacious and clean,fresh fruit and as much water as we wanted delivered daily. The service around the pool was the same cold towels, water sprays and slush iced drinks handed out throughout the day always with a smile in the 100 degree heat. Staff always on hand to help move sun beds and umbrellas . The children used the Penquin club and had great fun creating arts and craft. We ate in the Brasserie as the children are quite young the choices were excellant, two of them have serious food allergies and each day food was cooked for them. The staff went out of there way to ensure that the children ate well. Brandon, Paul and John went over and above duty to keep the children happy. We had need to use the hotels medical team within an hour we had seen a doctor and the prescription delivered to us this was exceptional and the team checked up daily to see how the patient was. The Duty Manager on duty assisted me with a request i had and he worked so hard to make sure my needs were met (Thank you Eddy). The grounds of the hotel are a pleasure to walk around i am sure no other hotel in theUAE have gardens to compare to these. A perfect holiday, Thank you All June 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MissM19 Amazing hotel Booked for a relaxing few days after a stressful time in my life, it was wonderful, everyone is so polite, courteous, the room in the club tower was amazing, so comfortable. The grounds and swimming pool areas are vast and there are so many sunbeds to choose from, the beach area was my favourite, peaceful and relaxing in the warm sunshine. The spa facilities are great, with a good variety of treatments to choose all carried out in lovely relaxing surroundings. Would always recommend this hotel, I've been a few times now and it has retained it's high standards of excellence and care. Many thanks, I look forward to my next visit.. February 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Foxxx Great Beach Resort in Dubai near the city This 5 star hotel with really 5 star service has one major big plus and that is the great garden and beach front location. There are 3 big pools, more than enough sunbeds (with thick matrasses) and the beach is great. Their are 4 pool/beachbars with excellent service. Great staff, I've been to all 5* beach resorts in Mauritius, Ibiza, Maldives, Asia, USA, but these people know what service is. We stayed in the brand new Superior rooms (right tower), they are great. Complimentary airport pick up with BMW limousine was also very nice. Free shuttles with the Grosvenor house where you find restaurants / clubs like Buddha, Torotoro, Sighartha, Embassy. very nice. February 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Johngo Smiling all the time Sonia and her guest relations team do a fantastic job of being the icing on the cake of what is an outstanding property. I love GH and I love LRM. This is an amazing property and is a great experience. Stay here soon! June 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Grumpy74 Return visits We have stayed at this hotel many times and it always reaches our expectations. All the staff are friendly and cannot do enough for you. The hotel has a wonderful selection of restaurants and has a great location on the beach June 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Razzou Great Beach, Good Outlets ... Just Improve SPG Recognition Got a tower sea-view room for my Platinum status; nice balcony and furnishing. The club lounge is spacious but with less premium drinks on offer vs other SPG properties in Dubai. One of the best beach areas I've seen, with a pool-bar serving you whilst in-water. Room service and F&B outlets leave little to be desired. Wished they upgraded me to one of the available suites as I extended my stay another 4 days. And wish I got the double-points per the SPG promotion (it turns out this hotel did not participate). Had to also sort out the less-than-actual room nights they recorded towards my SPG membership. Still, one of the better beach properties in Dubai. August 19, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Freebs Fabulous week What a great hotel. Lovely room 210 great view nice balcony the only drawback with the room is there is no separate shower and its quite a step to get in and out of the bath. Fabulous grounds with great pools and a nice beach. The restaurants we went to in the hotel were all nice. The staff at the hotel are all very helpful and polite and help make our stay. The only down side to our week here was the check in we had to wait almost 3 hours to get to our room.We did receive a written apology and a personal visit from the guest service manager,which was a nice touch but I feel could have been dealt with better. Overall a great stay with a 41/2 star from us. March 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tim1949 World's Best Practice Hotel From the moment of checking in to the moment of checking out, this hotel is faultless.The first class facilities are only matched by the warmth and efficiency of all the staff. From the houskeepers to the waiters/waitresses, bar tenders, concierges to management lower middle and upper, attention to detail and execution of service is an exemplar to any other hotel. Assistant Manager Guest Services Eddy was particularly noteworthy, nothing was too much trouble in arranging our many outings dinner bookings etc. The hotel's manager should be proud of his team and the way he has trained his staff. I will certainly be returning. This hotel has exceeded all my expectations February 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bertieamanda Staff are exceptional This hotel is one of the best if not the best I have stayed in. The facilities cater for all ages, my wife loved the spa, my daughter the kids club, myself the pool areas. Room with sea view was excellent, had easy access to private beach which was amazing. The little extras llike free bottled water, cold towels, and sprays at pool are an excellent touch.What makes the Royal Meridien stand out are the staff, they are an absolute credit. The housekeeping staff must have tidied our room every time we left it! Even for an hour! Nothing was to much trouble, we were treated like royalty from the minute we got there to minute we left. I would never stay anywhere else! August 21, 2013


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Former University of Colorado fullback Keith Miller is returning to his home town to help his former high school.
But his appearance won't happen on a field.
After graduating from CU, the Ovid native turned from a five-year professional football career in the European and arena football leagues — and a shot at playing in the National Football League — to a different passion: opera.
In the last seven years, the bass-baritone has sung in more than 200 performances at the Met, including productions broadcast worldwide in the popular "The Met: Live in HD" series. He continues to make debuts at venues nationwide including the Washington and Seattle Opera houses, the New York Philharmonic, and increasingly performs on the concert stage.
His interest in music began with a trip to see "Phantom of the Opera" in college. Even as he played in two Fiesta Bowls, the Cotton Bowl, Aloha Bowl and Hollywood Bowl during his college football career, his interest in musical theatre and arias made him a locker room target. The star athlete was in the highly selective President's Leadership class, and in 1996, he carried the Olympic torch for the Atlanta Games along a portion of the old Pony Express trail, which runs through Sedgwick County.
Miller's success is due in part to his competitive nature. He learns from others' mistakes and says, "One person in the world is going to be the winner and I'm going to put my money on me."
Miller is also using his talent and experience to help others succeed. He serves as the Crested Butte Music Festival's Director for Opera and its Opera Young Artist Program for the Crested Butte Music Festival in Colorado, and has elevated the program to the point that students apply from around the world and the program is garnering an international reputation with world class singers like Samuel Ramey and Joyce DiDonato doing master classes at his invitation.
"I tell these kids, I'm here to teach you how to be more successful than I am. I watched, borrowed, stole-in a good way—from all the people around me," he says. "I want to inspire youngsters to find a dream and give them the tools to achieve it."
He is also using his talent to raise funds to help furnish the new fitness room at Revere High School. Miller was instrumental in working with then-Superintendent Sommerfeld to acquire Revere's first weight room and equipment. He will give a performance at 5 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 16, at the Harold Olson Gymnasium in Ovid to benefit the project.
Advance tickets for the concert are $5 for children in sixth grade or younger and $12 for seventh graders to adult. Admission at the door is $15. For more information, call 970-463-5477 or 970-463-5414.


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PLATTSBURGH — The North Country Regional Volunteer Center, located at the United Way of the Adirondack Region Inc., remembered Martin Luther King Jr. Day by offering seven mini-grants.
The money was distributed to agencies in its coverage area of Clinton, Essex, Franklin, Hamilton, Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties.
The mini-grants were used to promote volunteerism throughout the North Country and promote www.NorthCountryVolunteers.org, the North Country's free volunteer website.
Ten applications for funds were received, with six of them being approved. The main criteria for applying for funds were to be a non-profit and use volunteers for a project on Jan. 21, which was Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
The mini-grants were awarded to:
Adirondack Young Professionals Inc: Funds were used to sponsor an evening of arts and crafts with the residents of the Vilas Home in Plattsburgh. Flowers and vases were donated by Nelson's Flower Shop.
North Country Cultural Center for the Arts: Funds used to paint a sterile office, which is now a vibrant classroom.
North Country Regional Traumatic Brain Injury Center: Funds used for a large mural in which many volunteers and participants work together in creating a work of art.
Kiwanis Club of Ticonderoga: Funds were used to purchase food from the Regional Food Bank and distribute it to children in need through a backpack program.
YMCA of Malone: Funds were used to purchase paint and supplies for 10 children age 10 to 12 to paint and clean at the Malone Fire Department.
MLK Jr. Commission: Funds were used to help put on the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration, where speaker address community members, musicians perform andscholarships are handed out.
The New York State Commission on National and Community Service promotes volunteerism through the 10 Regional Volunteer Centers in New York and National Days of Service, including Martin Luther King Jr. Day.


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YAKIMA, Wash.--Record and report. That's what members of Yakima County Block Watch want you to do.
"People in the community are patrolling anytime they're out in their cars, they're just eyes and ears," said Mark McAllister. "I call it rubbernecking. If I see a person that I know drive by my driveway, and I don't see them looking I'll say hey, why aren't you rubbernecking. I want you to check my property."
McAllister has been part of the Block Watch program in the Lower Valley since its inception. Now he's one of the volunteers driving the citizens patrol car.
"I want to protect my family, and I don't want to do it through weapons," said McAllister.
Volunteers for the Yakima County Sheriff's Office drive the citizens patrol car at all hours of the day, looking for any suspicious activity. Members said by keeping out a watchful eye they can help keep crime down.
"We community citizens we'll be waving bye bye to somebody in the back of a patrol car when we're thinking wow I didn't know he had warrants or whatever," said McAllister. "So it gives law enforcement an excuse to check people out sometimes when they're loitering around and up to maybe no good."
McAllister said citizens patrol is very important, especially in areas with a lot of farmland and houses lie few and far between. He said burglars will target valuable property items.
Members said by looking out for one another they can make the community feel safer.
"They know that their neighbors are watching out for them, and by golly they better be watching out for their neighbors too," said McAllister.
If you want to be a part of the citizens patrol you must be at least 18-years-old, pass a criminal background check and have a current Washington State drivers license. You can pick up an application at the Yakima County Sheriff's Office.
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Deloitte Ride Across Britain: Sarah Storey pushes ahead into England
Paralympian overcomes headwind and stomach bug with a little help from "The Real Thing"
Paralympic cyclist Sarah Storey has completed the fourth day of the Deloitte Ride Across Britain, describing the last two stages as "epic" and resorting to copious quantities of Coca-Cola to help get through as the race headed out of the land of Irn-Bru and into England.
At whatever level cycling is of course in part about setting yourself personal challenges and beating them, and for Storey, the last two stages, which clocked in at 212km apiece, represented by some margin the longest distances she had ever ridden.
As if that weren't enough, much of yesterday's fourth stage, which took the 600 riders across the border, was spent riding into a headwind, with Storey and her husband Barney also struggling with a stomach bug, and as she explained on her blog, "deciding that we were probably on sports powder and gel overload, we ditched the bottles and refilled them with coke, pretty much the only thing we could stomach for several hours!"
After leaving her husband behind and crossing the border, Storey headed towards Carlisle en route to Ullswater, on the way discovering "some steep rises and some fast and twisty descents, but the views were quite amazing and we found roads that most people would never have realised existed. For most of this section I had the company of the lead motorbike, which confirmed I'd be the first rider home again. These motorbike marshals have been a very welcome sight at various points on the route and today I was grateful for him leading me through the twisty sections."
She continued: "At one point we were high on the moors, passing through wild land with low lying bushes and hundreds of small ponies and sheep. The road was winding through this remote landscape and it made you feel like the only person in the world! As I rounded a corner, after slowing down to not scare the ponies, there was a huge sign wishing "Nigel" all the very best and several people stood with it cheering! It was awesome to see them high on this moorland and I pushed on realising there was only about 20km to finish!"
Storey came home in a time of 6 hours 53 minutes – great going on a day when there was a height gain of 1,565 metres – and now enters what to her is the familiar landscape of the Lake District, although with today's stage starting with a climb up the Kirkstone Pass, there's not going to be too much time to sit back and enjoy the scenery.
You can read more on Storey's blog, which you'll find here, and full details of the Ride Across Britain can be found on the dedicated website.


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Stoudts American Pale Ale - Stoudts Brewing Co.
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4/5 rDev +8.1%
06-23-2012 01:30:36 | More by nosavingsaccount
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North Carolina
3.68/5 rDev -0.5%
Poured a deep coppper color with medium head head that left some decent lacing,the aroma was very hoppy with a slight caramel malt background.Taste is hoppy with a slightly sweet ending,nice mouthfeel.A well done beer,if ur a hophead u would likely enjoy it.
07-02-2003 15:27:41 | More by oberon
4.08/5 rDev +10.3%
This was a good, solid, very drinkable IPA. I had it on draught at a local bar, and it arrived at my table with a medium-sized head. I wasn't sure what to expect when I ordered it, because random micro-brewed pale ales tend to run the gamut from weak to extremely hoppy. The minute I smelled this guy, though, I knew I was going to enjoy it. Hoptacular. Smelled and tasted a little citric, a little sweet. Great lingering hoppy aftertaste. The head left a sticky lace around the top of my pint. I could easily have enjoyed several of these; a very drinkable IPA. I live less than an hour from this brewer, but I'd never heard of Stoudts until today. I'll have to investigate. Taste's good so far, though.
03-27-2003 15:42:41 | More by Marty
3.08/5 rDev -16.8%
Appearance Nice, hoppy orange in color and crystal clear with a good head that went down rather quickly.
Smell This aroma is big on the grapefruit. I can also pick up a slight biscuity smell.
Taste The hops, fuggle or Amarillo or both, lead things off here. The biscuity malt balance is appropriately light.
Mouthfeel I thought this was the ales weak point. This was light-bodied and could have used a bit more character.
Drinkability This is nice and refreshing if a bit on the light side for me.
06-27-2004 02:48:25 | More by RoyalT
3.5/5 rDev -5.4%
01-16-2013 14:55:30 | More by tbryan5
3.5/5 rDev -5.4%
01-09-2012 03:23:10 | More by otvomadeut
4/5 rDev +8.1%
07-16-2012 21:21:13 | More by nstroup
3.5/5 rDev -5.4%
04-23-2012 00:25:31 | More by TimoP
4/5 rDev +8.1%
12 oz bottle pours a clear copper amber body with a small offwhite head that retains well and leaves some patchy lace in its wake. Aroma is citrusy grapefruit and orange, with some assertive pine resin notes. A malty caramel accent is in the background.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied with crisp carbonation. Some hop oiliness is also present.
Taste is aggressively hopped, similar to a SNPA, with dominant flavors of pine cone and grapefruit rind. Biscuity caramel maltiness wanders about underneath. The hop bitterness has a nice citrusy juiciness.
This is a very good APA, that embodies the style very well. The hopping seems very close to that of a Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, but with just a notch less bitterness. Nicely drinkable.
09-19-2005 10:34:37 | More by merlin48
New York
3.8/5 rDev +2.7%
on tap at the Standard Tap in Philadelphia, Pours clear, light honey amber, fine streaming bubbles reaching the top, off white puffy head, turning to a tiny bubble film and leaving healthy amounts of fine lacing and sheeting. Hoppy nose, citrusy, grainy hops and honey notes, maltyness leading to a nicely balanced and tasty ale. Nicely crafted/fine sessioner
02-13-2006 03:29:58 | More by Billolick
4/5 rDev +8.1%
08-07-2013 17:20:12 | More by KolbMarley
3.53/5 rDev -4.6%
Poured a cloudy dull copper in color, with a thick and creamy white head that quickly died down to a thin layer. Quality lacing of the glass. Aromas were hoppy, indeed. Lots of citrus and pine. Small dose of malty sweetnees, too. Flavor is pretty par for the course. Nothing too complex or awe-inspiring. Started off surprisingly sweet, only to be drowned out by a rush of hoppy bitterness. Finishes crispy and cleanly with only a small amount of bitterness. Very thirst-quenching. Medium-bodied and easy to drink. Went really well with my pizza. A solid offering and a good session beer.
09-18-2003 21:01:11 | More by OldFrothingSlosh
3.95/5 rDev +6.8%
This is from the new variety case. I drank it in a pilsner glass.
Pours a beautiful, clear copper with a one finger head of off-white foam. Carbonation bubbles lazily float to the top. The head drops to islands and a ring, with decent lacing.
Aroma is piney/grassy hops coupled with a clean, pleasant toffee malt background. Not overly fruity or estery.
The flavor is crisp, hoppy, with a good level of bitterness. Piney and grassy hop flavor dominates, with the malt playing a reserve role. Crisp and on the dry side. Aftertaste is crisp and hoppy.
Mouthfeel is kind of dry, with a strong bitterness in your throat. Carbonation is fairly smooth, and the finish is crisp and refreshing.
This is a pretty good example of the style. I believe they are trying to emulate SNPA, and have gotten fairly close. This has different hops, (it's not citrusy), but the format is much the same. Good beer.
09-03-2005 16:54:45 | More by jakester
4.03/5 rDev +8.9%
12oz bottle poured in a pilsner glass.
Pours a deep golden color color with almost no head. On the nose is a handful of malt with a hint of hops. Perfect for an APA. Slightly earthy and very pleasant.
Taste is exceptional for an APA, nice balace, malty backbone with a decent amount of Hops to keep it goin. Can't taste the alcohol at all. A bit high for a session beer, but damn, I could drink this all day. Very tasty.
08-28-2009 01:49:47 | More by kingcrowing
New York
3.95/5 rDev +6.8%
poured from 12 oz. bottle at cellar temp into pint glass. pours a clear golden light amber with some orange hues to it. a little over an inch of white to off white head. left a thin covering of foam over the top, pretty good retention. just a tiny bit of lacing.
the smell is of grainy, bready malts, some caramel, floral and a little bit of citrus from the hops.
i found the taste to be quite refreshing. some light malts in the begining that finishs with a wonderful hop bitterness.
light crisp and smooth, wonderful mouthfeel, really refreshing on a warm spring day. really nice sessionable beer. i would recommend this if your looking for a crisp clean american pale ale.
04-11-2009 22:59:27 | More by dogfishandi
4/5 rDev +8.1%
Reviewed 7/24/2011
12 oz. bottle poured into a pint glass
A: Nice amber, opaque colored body, white frothy finger head, that dissipates but leaves a nice lacing down the glass, nice attractive pale ale.
S: I get a little bit of the sweet malts and some citrus hops in the aroma, smells very good.
T: Good hoppy bitterness, citrus notes of grapefruit. Good malt backbone after the hop bitterness, good tasting pale ale.
M: Good medium mouthfeel , refreshing, finishes slightly dry
O: I enjoyed this pale ale from Stoudts. Another solid addition from their lineup that I have experienced. Refreshing, price is ok, would definitely have again.
07-26-2011 22:29:41 | More by RyanPS
3.73/5 rDev +0.8%
Faint amber color with a beige head of small, tight bubbles. The head lingers and laces the glass. Aroma is hoppy, as is the flavor. No real flavor of malt in this one. The hop is not overwhelming, but a bit much for a pale ale. Mouthfeel is very smooth, and fills the whole mouth. Carbonation is just right. It's a very good beer, but not heading to the top of my favorites list.
05-12-2003 18:12:16 | More by far333
3.48/5 rDev -5.9%
My review mirrors Shiloh's but his is far more clever.
Pours a clear orange with a big fat white head that dissapears all too soon. Nice lacing down the glass. Smells mainly of cascade hops but a slight bread/biscuit aroma seeps through.
Taste is just a wee hint of caramel malt up front with a quick switch over to the afformentioned cascade hops. Medium body and carbonation. Quite drinkable but probably better suited to the summer months. Not malty enough for moi, but that's moi.
01-05-2004 18:31:17 | More by yankeeheel
3.75/5 rDev +1.4%
06-02-2012 22:19:38 | More by briandaube
4/5 rDev +8.1%
08-09-2014 09:59:16 | More by gunnerlincoln
West Virginia
3.83/5 rDev +3.5%
Apperas an amber copper with an off white beige head. Very nice appearance, but not much lace forming here. Aroma is mainly floral hops that flow so well together with a very nice malt balance, man another great APA. Damn talk about refreshing. The flavor comes out a bit more pine coney with traces of grapefruit balanced by sweet succulent malt surrounding the taste buds. A fluffy moutfeel filled with goodness and a great oily texture carries hop resins so well. Yes this has a medium bodied defintion of mmm mm good. Drinkability, well yes I 've tasted it on tap and I say give me a case of this stuff wonderful so amazingly addicting if your into hops.
05-03-2003 06:15:12 | More by WVbeergeek
3.75/5 rDev +1.4%
12-18-2012 01:18:44 | More by stereosforgeeks
3.7/5 rDev 0%
Bottle purchased from Hop City in Atlanta.
Pours a clear light copper color with a one-finger white head. The head dissipates into a wispy layer on top leaving light lacing.
Smells of light grapefruit and floral hops with good amounts of pale malts.
Tastes similar to how it smells. The pale malt flavors are a bit stronger than the smell would indicate and kick things off. Midway through the sip hints of grapefruit hop flavor enter in before a solidly bitter finish.
Mouthfeel is good. It's a bit on the thin side with moderate carbonation.
Drinkability is good. I didn't have a problem finishing the bottle and could have another.
Overall this is an easy-drinking APA but nothing special.
10-01-2009 05:10:41 | More by glid02
2.5/5 rDev -32.4%
12-06-2011 20:50:07 | More by dsauter
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -18.9%
01-15-2012 03:08:35 | More by acurtis
Stoudts American Pale Ale from Stoudts Brewing Co.
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The Savannah Shutterbug Cottage is located in the Historic Landmark District in Downtown Savannah. Our one bedroom cottage is so-named because it was the studio of one of Savannah's most well-loved wedding photographers. We have turned the studio into a one bedroom adorable cottage for your stay.
The Shutterbug cottage is a quiet escape in the middle of the city. The Shutterbug is located two blocks from St. John's Cathedral and Firefly Cafe, ten minute walk to Bay Street/Savannah River, and ten minute walk south to Forsyth Park.
The Shutterbug was just renovated & features an open living/dining room in the front of the cottage. New WestElm sofa, rugs, & photography flair & deor give the home a contemporary yet cozy feel. The entire cottage features original photography from Donna Von Bruening's travels both near and far. Prints are available for you to purchase should you fall in love & want to take one home (and we are betting you will!!!).
A hallway leads down the left side of the cottage that takes you by two hall closets, a long galley kitchen& all the cookware, stemware, & cutlery you will need to cook up a delicious meal away from home. The washer and dryer have their own home in a closet in the kitchen as well. The bathroom has a stand up shower/tub combo with a wood vanity that has a smooth granite top. Brushed nickel lighting and accessories throughout home.
Shutterbug's bedroom features a Queen bed, cozy bedding, & airy curtains that all coordinatie in soothing colors. There is a full closet as well as French door leading out to the bricked courtyard with your very own bistro table. Enjoy your coffee service provided by Busy Bee Vacations out in the courtyard in the morning!
For more information on the cottage, your stay in Savannah, or any other questions, please contact Laurie, our "Queen Bee" at Busy Bee Vacations.
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- Heating/AC
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- Queen Bed
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- Bistro Table
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- Walk Everywhere Downtown
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- Architectural Tours
- Eating & people-watching at Planter's Tavern DOWNSTAIRS from the Pink House
- Late night pizza at Vinnie's
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Toy Story Alien Bento Box
Make an out-of-this-world lunch for your young Space Ranger with Toy Story alien cucumbers as a crisp centerpiece.
Toy Story Bento Contents:
- Whole wheat mini pitas, stuffed with egg salad
- Alien cucumbers
- Woody's cantaloupe stars
- Lotso Bear teddy bear cookies & pretzels
Toy Story Alien cucumbers
Tools needed: cutting board, small sharp knife, smaller circle fondant cutters or straws in varying sizes, toothpick
Ingredients needed: cucumber, boiled egg, cream cheese/hummus to hold design together, small piece of uncooked spaghetti
1. Slice cucumber into rounds, about 1/4 inch thick.
2. Using a small knife, trim 2 pointy ear pieces, then join them with a semi circle to make the head. Save the extra piece for later.
3. With a small circle fondant cutter, cut one circle out of a slice of boiled egg white for the middle eye. Line up the cutter to the edge of the first circle to cut two crescent side "eyes." (Hint: If you do not have fondant cutters, a fatter straw will work too.)
4. Adhere the eyes to the top of the cucumber with tiny dots of cream cheese or hummus. A toothpick can help position the eye pieces.
5. From the extra cucumber piece, slice off a thin layer of outer peel. Using cutters, decorating tips, or various sized straws, cut three smaller circles for the eyes and one slightly larger circle for the mouth.
6. Attach eyes and mouth with cream cheese/hummus and a toothpick.
7. Cut one more circle from a thicker piece of cucumber and peel, approximately the same size as the mouth.
8. Break a small piece of spaghetti noodle (1/2 to 3/4 inch), poke through the last circle and into the top center of the alien's head to make the antenna.
Keep the extra pieces of cucumber for lunches or salads, use the remaining boiled eggs for egg salad pita sandwiches.
Mini pita sandwiches
Make egg salad from remaining boiled eggs left from the Alien cucumbers and mayonnaise. Slice top of a mini pita and fill with egg salad.
Cantaloupe stars
Slice cantaloupe into thicker slices (1/4 to ½ inch thick). Cut stars using a small cookie cutter. Save extra pieces for fruit salad or just for underneath the stars in the bento.
Other Toy Story Bento Ideas
In lieu of egg salad, fill mini pitas with mozzarella, a small bit of tomato sauce and pepperoni, for the Aliens' Pizza Planet beginnings.
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A religious group, called the Raelians, believes that all humanity was created by aliens called the Elohim.
The religion started with the writings of its prophet, Rael, who is a French ex-racecar driver. He said that he was enlightened by aliens in the early 1970s.
This religious movement calls for the building of an Elohim embassy for the return of the extra-terrestrials in 2038. However, there are two conditions in order for to their return to happen. One, is that humanity really wants them to return and the other is that humans actually embrace one another in attitudes of peace.
The Raelian believe that the aliens that created humanity live beyond the realm of Earth, and they await their return.
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4th Annual Holland Hustle to be held Sunday, April 6th
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Organizers of the Annual Holland Hustle ask you mark your calendars for Sunday, April 6th's event.
The race will include a 5K run/walk event and 1.2 mile fun run with race proceeds benefiting Carolina Beach Elementary School Music, Technology and Physical Education programs in memory of CBES teachers Vickie Holland and Paula Holland. Together, the two dedicated sixty years to the school. In addition, a portion will go to help the Physical Education department.
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Thanks to its top scores on six of the 25 aspects of marketing support, products, and after-sale support related to resellers' sales of professional front data/video projectors, Mitsubishi came out on top in the overall composite rating for the second year in a row in the annual survey conducted by Pacific Media Associates (PMA), the Menlo Park, CA market research firm that tracks the large-screen display market. PMA's Annual Reseller Survey is widely recognized as the authoritative source of independent, unbiased ratings of large-screen displays manufacturers by resellers throughout North America.
"Because of the extremely competitive nature of the professional front data/video projector market, manufacturers strive mightily to offer sales and marketing programs that are attractive to resellers to assure that resellers give their brands high priority," says PMA's president, William Coggshall, "Although these three brands topped the list of our composite of the 25 different aspects, actually 15 different brands were tops in one or more of the individual aspects, indicating an overall high level of satisfaction by the resellers."
The survey also ranked the aspects according to their importance, so manufacturers scoring highly on the more important aspects boosted their overall composite score more than those who scored well on less important aspects. Since the report includes numerical ratings for each manufacturer for each aspect, manufacturers can learn if they are doing well on those aspects to which they have dedicated the most effort, and to see where they are lagging. The individual top-rated companies for the most important eight aspects are given below:
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Product Price/Performance Hitachi
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(Marketing Support) Capable Dealer Reps Mitsubishi
On-Time Product Delivery Eiki, Sanyo (tie)
Responsive After-Sale Support Persons Sharp
Product Availability Hitachi
The 2002 survey covers a broad range of facts, figures, and opinions from the 221 participating resellers, many of whom are among the largest in North America. Although the number of responses for any particular pair of brands might not be large enough to make strong statements about the true statistical difference if the ratings figures are close, the difference between the highest and lowest rated brands for any given aspect is clearly statistically significant.
Pacific Media Associates is a market research and publishing firm that specializes in the large-screen displays business, covering all technologies that can produce a 25-inch (diagonal) or larger picture on a wall or screen from an electronic (video or computer) signal. Their Large-Screen Displays Industry Service currently provides detailed worldwide quarterly updates on front projectors and large-format flat panel markets, newsletters on new product announcements and other key industry developments, and an annual survey of North American resellers. Their monthly Large-Screen Displays Reseller Tracking Service offers timely tactical data on unit sales, prices, and inventories of front data/video projectors and large-format flat panels sold by leading North American resellers. And their two separate annual Large-Screen Displays End-User Surveys--of organizations and of individual consumers--explore the behavior of owners and shoppers.
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With international courses, PhD and postdoctoral traineeship, each institute of the Institut Pasteur International Network (RIIP) contributes to the transmission of knowledge with the training of young researchers all around the world. In this context, doctoral and postdoctoral programmes, study and traineeship fellowships are available to scientists. Alongside training, dynamism and attractiveness of RIIP will result in the creation of 4-year group for the young researchers.
Our research is focused on understanding how natural selection, human demography and lifestyle have shaped the patterns of diversity of the human genome in different populations worldwide.
In particular, we are interested in exploring how infectious diseases have exerted selective pressures on human genes involved in immunity and host defence in order to unmask immunological mechanisms that have been critical for our past and present survival. To this end, our laboratory combines molecular and population genetics approaches with computational modelling, often working closely to theoretical population geneticists, immunologists, epidemiological geneticists as well as anthropologists.
Our laboratory is located in the Department of Genomes and Genetics at the Institut Pasteur in Paris. The lab is associated to the CNRS (URA3012) and receives funding from the Institut Pasteur, CNRS, Fondation pour la Recherche Médicale, Agence Nationale de la Recherche and National Geographic.
Place : At Institut Pasteur
Dynamics of Interacting Diseases
Place : At Institut Pasteur
Scientific Symposium of the Institut Pasteur International Network
Place : At Institut Pasteur
Playing with the "Great Wall"