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A little bit of "Stand Away"- Angra: —————————————————— Stand away the dreaded burning fire Will leave its mark for those with no desire Stand in front of the whole creation Face the people starved like worms Still I'm begging for comprehension From the ones who rule us all. ———————————————- This is great, don't you think?
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The Debut album from Angra was something that changed the heavy Metal forever inspiring such bands as Rhapsody,Secret Sphere,Edguy etc. The music is progresive melodic metal played with power and ounstanding guitar works, along with an awesome singer that you cant get higher than him. Angels cry is perfect and Holy Land is a perfect mixture between Brazilian influences and powermetal , you will be happy when you hear any of the songs from this double pack.
OK, I've reviewed both these albums individually and am not going to write the same two reviews here. Instead I'm just going to say that on their own I gave each of these albums four stars and so to be able to get them both as a mid priced package is just awesome.
Sometimes these sort of compilations are money grabs by record companies but in this case it's just a brilliant opportunity. The genre Angra plays is melodic power metal, particularly on disc 1 which is the album Angels Cry. They had some progressive twinges and those really exploded into fruition on the second disc of this set, the ablum Holy Land.
This is the perfect opportunity to explore this bands early years, get two of their three full length studio albums and is should also be noted that two of their EP's – those being Freedom Call and Unholy Live were also released as a 'double team' in some territories just like this package so the lucky punter could perhaps get pretty much the whole early Angra story (excepting Fireworks) with just two purchases. Great stuff and well worth your money – and I'd direct you to peruse the reviews written about these two albums on their individual listings for more specific info. Hopefully it will help you make up your mind whether to explore a new band.
And for fans who arrived later on in the Angra story this is a great way to fill the gap in your collection.
I think it's great that you can pick up Angra's first two studio albums in one relatively inexpensive package, but before you buy it you should be aware that while it's true that you get both albums in full, you won't get the three bonus tracks that were included on the US version of Angel's Cry. Those tracks consisted of an alternate version of "Evil Warning" and remixes of "Angels Cry" and "Carry On". That's probably not a big deal to most people, but some metal fans tend to be a bit obsessive about owning all of a band's material. If you're one of those types (and I definitely fall in that category), you may want to buy Holy Land and Angels Cry separately. The truly daring may even try tracking down the elusive Holy Box.
This monumental release from the Brazilian power-metal act is a profound improvement over their debut, Angel's Cry. Absolutely blazing and intense, the album is true symphonic power metal with Brazilian folk instrumentation.
The album begins with the most unexpected introduction to a power-metal album – a soft, ambient passage with a female opera singer vocalizing in the background followed by a storm – and then the anthemic "Nothing to Say" begins. With amazing riffs, a memorable chorus and impressive classical interludes (very similar to the pauses in Rhapsody's "Emerald Sword", which would come later), this song is the perfect opener for a stellar album. "Silence and Distance" begins with singer Andre Matos' soft, almost infantile croon, only to kick into overdrive with his brutal wail. Each song on this album is indispensable, from the Brazilian influences in "Holy Land" to the rapid-fire rhythms of "Z.I.T.O" to the sweet delicacy of "Deep Blue", a delightful ballad.
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See also: Aina – Days of Rising Doom, Rhapsody – Symphony of Enchanted Lands


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Sticks and stones? For humans, words do real damage
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me, m'colleague Bryony Gordon wrote this week. She was talking about the latest spat between AA Gill and an arbitrarily selected member of humanity, on this occasion Prof Mary Beard, presenter of BBC2's Meet the Romans. He called her too ugly for TV, having previously described her as having "corpse's teeth". In the dim and distant, he's also described Clare Balding as a "dyke on a bike", Tony Robinson as "Gollum", and, broadening his circle of dislike to other primates, he once shot a baboon, just to watch it die.
I think we can all agree that people in glass houses shouldn't be as ugly as AA Gill, to avoid scaring the neighbours' children, and they certainly shouldn't throw stones. But Bryony is right in saying that the best thing to do with people who say things simply to offend is to ignore them. In the internet age these people are called trolls, but they've existed as long as there have been newspapers, or even playgrounds, and we called them bullies. Ignore them and they'll go away.
But where Bryony is wrong, where everyone is wrong, is when she says that words can never hurt you. Words can absolutely hurt you, as much as any blow.
That might sound like hyperbole or metaphor, but it's not. By coincidence the other day, I read a fascinating blog post by David McRaney, author of You Are Not So Smart, about the phenomenon of "ego depletion". Our self-control, willpower, is a finite resource, like stamina, he says. Experiments have shown that someone who exercises self-control on one task finds it harder to exercise it on another. One showed that people left in a room with a bowl of cookies and a bowl of radishes, but were told only to eat the radishes, then gave up more quickly at a puzzle task they were set afterwards than people who were allowed to eat the cookies – and not just slightly quicker, but more than twice as quickly. Another experiment found that having to make a decision, such as what topic to give a speech about (instead of being given the topic or not having to give a speech at all), reduced the staying-power at the puzzle task by a similar amount. Having to suppress emotion, and having to concentrate on a task while ignoring distractions, and other difficult cognitive processes all reduced the store of willpower available to the subjects as well.
What's all this got to do with words hurting, you ask. Well, it wasn't just difficult tasks that led to ego depletion. Social ostracism, or perceived social ostracism, did it too. Experimenters put subjects through a fake getting-to-know-you party. Afterwards they told a randomly selected group that everyone had wanted to work with them on a later task, but that due to space constraints they'd have to work alone; the other group were told that, sadly, no one wanted to work with them, and that was why they'd be doing it alone. The task was to rate some cookies; they were told they could eat as many as they like. The ones who believed everyone liked them ate, on average, half as many as the ones who believed that they were universally despised.
In a way this is exactly what any of us would predict; there's even a term, "comfort eating", for the phenomenon. But it's interesting to see it established that our self-esteem is tied up with our self-control.
And this is why words do hurt. Of course they do. Humanity is a uniquely social creature – no other animal gathers in even remotely comparable social groups, except for the social insects, which cheat by being all related. Humanity is alone in creating huge, multi-million-member groups, in which unrelated members will fight for that group, will co-operate with unrelated members of that group, and will look out for the interests of members of that group even at an apparent cost to themselves. The reason that we can do that is because, alone among all animals, we have language – and, specifically, we have gossip. People who welch on deals, who betray their group, who fail to pull their weight, are not only punished for it by the people who saw it happen – they gain a reputation, and people who have never met them will consider them cheats and freeloaders, as Steven Pinker demonstrates in The Blank Slate.
This groupish behaviour, as the moral psychologist Jonathan Haidt calls it, is what allows human groups to co-operate so effectively, and become more than the sum of their parts. But it is also why humans are so powerfully aware of other people's opinions of them – because our ancestors literally lived and died on their reputation. Being ostracised in early human life would have led, quite possibly, to death, and certainly would have made one less likely to reproduce. We are, as Haidt and Pinker both point out, evolved to be extraordinarily sensitive to our reputations. Even people who claim not to care what other people think of them do, very much, and it has been shown, again, in experiment. This is why we are also so good at convincing others – and even better at convincing ourselves – that our motives are pure, that our arguments are correct.
The self-esteem/self-control link demonstrates this. As McRaney says:
Your ancestors probably survived not only by keeping away from spiders, snakes, and lions, but also by making friends and not rocking the boat too much back at the village. It makes sense then that you feel an intense, deep pain when rejected socially … [but] since self-regulation is required to be prosocial, you expect some sort of reward for regulating your behaviour. People in the unwanted group felt the sting of ostracism, and that reframed their self-regulation as being wasteful. It was as if they thought, "Why play by the rules if no one cares?"
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Hundreds of camps line the shore of 1,000-acre Lake Dunmore, most of them modest structures constructed in the 1930s, '40s, and '50s. In 2009, Lloyd Komesar and Maureen Carn purchased a small one on the lake, in Leicester. Tucked into a hillside, it was tired and un-winterized. "The foundation was in terrible shape, so salvaging the existing structure really wasn't possible," says architect Elizabeth Herrmann, hired by Komesar and Carn to design a new camp.
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Soaring Eagle Lodge LLC
A sanctuary away from city life is this spectacular waterfront lodge on Whidbey Island in Western Washington State. It has an eagles nest visible from the great room. The lodge overlooks Skagit Bay on Puget Sound, Mt Baker and the Cascade Mountain Range . There is a trail to your own private beach.
LOCATION: This recently built luxurious waterfront lodge is on Whidbey Island's north end. Soaring Eagle Lodge is just 15 minutes south of the Deception Pass Bridge, 1.5 hours from Seattle and 2 hours from the Vancouver Canada.
THE PROPERTY is a 3,800 square foot lodge home. It is nestled on 2.7 acres of towering evergreen trees and 300 ft of waterfront bluff. We have a trail to our private beach. You can walk along the beach for miles, sit in the sun, beach comb or collect driftwood.
THE LODGE: This getaway is the perfect place for you and your guests. The lodge caters to those who enjoy luxury accommodations and modern conveniences.
EAGLES: The property takes its name from the majestic eagles which soar along our water's edge. There is a clear view of our eagles nest from the great room and back yard.
DAY TRIPS: There are numerous activities available on north Whidbey including kayaking, whale watching, boat tours, diving, hiking, golf, shopping and more. The lodge is centrally located to other quaint little towns such as Port Townsend, Anacortes, Langley, Coupeville and La Connor. You can take a day trip to the San Juan Islands, Vancouver BC, Victoria BC and Seattle.
We are 90 miles from Vancouver BC. The Express Ferry to Victoria, BC, Canada runs from approximately June 20 to Sept 20. A Passport is required.
However you choose to spend your time, you will feel rested and relaxed after your visit to Soaring Eagle Lodge.
Whidbey was recently identified as one of the 5 best places in the world to visit by the New York Times "T Magazine" and Life Magazine has voted Whidbey as one of the top 100 places in the world to visit.
house rental amenities
3 wood burning fireplaces with gas log lighters (4x2 stack of wood provided); Washer/Dryer; Linens provided; Heated bathroom floors; Whole house water filter system ; Whole house vacuum system ; On Demand Hot Water ; Soap, shampoo, conditioner, hand lotion, hair spray, mouse, hair drier and curling iron provided; Off street parking, parking for RV/Boat/Trailer,
Choose from three bedrooms offering "Sleep Number" King Beds(2), Queen Bed (1), a queen hide-a-bed.
Cable; 5 TVs; 2 DVD players; Video Library: over 200+ movies; WIFI in library and bedrooms; cable; jacuzzi tub in the master bath, plus a soaking tub in the guest bathroom, and outdoor hot tub under a covered porch. Yard games and indoor games. Close to local parks, swimming, movie theater, restaurants, kayaking and more.
Gourmet Kitchen:
2 convection ovens, 2 dishwashers, 2 microwaves, 2 sinks, 10 FT island, granite counters, wine cooler, cooking utensils provided, ice maker, Oster kitchen center, Coffee Maker, Quaisanart Food Processor, 22" pancake grill, Belgium waffle maker, Slow Cooker, Colophon pots and pans, some spices, instant hot water for tea, coffee or cooking, 5 sets of dishes, 2 sets of flatware, and wine glasses.
Outdoor Features:
Gas BBQ Grill with side burner , outoor fire pit, 2 covered decks and a patio on the ground level. Covered balcony off guest room on second floor , Adirondack chairs, wood lounge chairs, outdoor dining table and chairs.
Waterfront, facing Skagit Bay on Puget Sound, Ika Island, Goat Island, Mt Baker and Cascade Mountain range. Private beach
Broadband Internet WiFi (Wireless Internet) in Library and Bedrooms
No Pets Allowed. Not Suitable for unsupervised children because of the bluff.
Minimum Age Limit for Renters : 25. Not available for weddings, parties, receptions, graduations or similar events.
No Smoking in the lodge.Smoking allowed in designated outside area only. No candles or incents.
Handicapped Accessible:
Main floor and master bedroom are handicapped accessible. Toilet rooms and shower are not set up for handicapped accessible.
activities and attractions in Whidbey Island Washington
Ask owner about discounts she arranged with local tours*
Activities (on site and nearby)
Golf Antiquing Shopping
Restaurants *
Kayaking *
Whale Watching
Boat Tours*
Cinemas/Movie Theaters
Live Theatre
Horseback Riding
Wildlife Viewing
Rock Climbing
Fitness Center/Gym*
vacation rental rates
Please call. We do not accept wire transfers.
Holidays: $495/night, 4 night minimum
Summer: 2014
July and August : $3,100/week. I do not require specific check in dates which sometimes results in less than one week available. Periods of less than one week are only available in their entirety at a rate of rate $495/night.
June and Sept: $450 with a 3 night minimum ; $2,900/week
Winter 2013/2014, not including Holidays:
2 night minimum: $395/night ; $2,300/week .
Winter Special: 2013/2014, not including Holidays:
- Stay 2 nights at $395/night and the 3rd night is 50% off. Maximum 6 guests
- Stay 3 nights at $395/night and the 4th night is FREE!!. maximun 6 guests
WA Tax and $150 cleaning fee are not included in above rates.
$500 Refundable Security/Damage Deposit and 50% of your rental is due within 7 days.
All payments are USA funds. Final payment is due 90 days from your visit. Pay bill by Check. Credit Card users pay the credit card company fees.
The lodge is NOT available for weddings, receptions, graduations, parties or similar events.
No Cancellation unless 90 days advance notice, in writing.
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.


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Infrastructure for General Access to Climate Data
The ambition of C3Grid-INAD is to establish C3Grid as an accepted common platform and toolset for scientists in their daily research work and further to broadcast more general climate specific information from science to the general public. Based on the previously developed fundamental components of the community grid architecture it has to be extended by new functionalities, i. e.
searching for datasets
- getting access to the datasets
- downloading data and performing basic data modifications
- applying implemented diagnostic workflows to the data and
- visualizing and download results
which are of broad interest within the scientific community.
Ulrike Golas, Tatjana Baranova, Florian Schintke
Former Members
Jörg Bachmann, Maik Jorra, Stefan Plantikow
AWI Bremerhaven, FUB, CSC, DKRZ, TU Dortmund, Uni Köln, DLR, DFD, SISTEC, PIK
Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung
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Distributed Algorithms and Supercomputing


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|Excellent - 371 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 371 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Very courteous, professional, and friendly staff! (special thanks to Tim, the concierge, for going 'above and beyond.' Very pleasant and helpfulVery modern, clean, and updated. Great experience.
Excellent 10.0
Stayed in one of the newly renovated rooms. When I got off the elevator to go to my room, I stepped on the thickest, plushest carpet ever. Room was spotless. Lots of outlets on the desk so I was able to keep all my devices charged. All of the staff I encountered were pleasant and helpful. Even the valet, when my car was brought around, washed my windshield before I started out for home. Extremely easy to get back to I-10. The breakfast buffet was wonderful - including lots of fresh fruit and again. Walking distance to Chase Field as well as lots of bars and restaurants.
Would have liked to have had a magnifying mirror in the bathroom for putting on my makeup but there was lots of light.
|Good - 1238 reviews
Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort in Phoenix, Arizona has received the distinctive AAA Four-Diamond Award and guests can expect an experience made special through quality accommodations and superior service that is consistent to the Hilton Hotels and Resorts throughout the world Nestled into the rugged terrain of the North Mountains and about 20 minutes fr...
Overall Rating - Good - 1238 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Numerous swimming pools, good workout facility, great golf course, and awesome hiking trails.
No.I highly recommend this hotel.
Different Pointe of View was great! It is pricey but the food was very good. The view is incredible and I recommend eating at sunset or the night time. Do plan accordingly because dinner took 2 and a half hours for 3 courses. They space out the courses nicely as to not feel rushed or too full.
So many kids running around the pool and splashing. The adult only pool was full so was forced to use the falls pool. If you have a room with a view be sure you wear flats/comfortable shoes you will have to climb up hill a ways to get to your room. They have a free shuttle but be sure to call way ahead of time. It made us 15 min late for our dinner reservation. The "falls view" was not worth the upgrade. You couldn't see the falls you just got a great view of the pool and all the noise.
|Excellent - 920 reviews
This full-service hotel is situated approximately 1 mile from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and offers complimentary airport shuttle rom 5am until midnight. Local attractions include Chase Field, Dodge Theater, Marquee Theater, US Airways Arena, downtown Phoenix, Scottsdale and Tempe. 1 ½ blocks to Metro light rail accessing Tempe & Downtown. Hote...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 920 reviews
Good 6.6
Nice staff. Good restaurant. Good business center where it was easy to print boarding passes.
The hotel is past it's best. The room was fine, though the elevator, hallways, and common areas were shabby, even dirty. The airport shuttle was difficult to find. Had it not been for the volunteers at the airport, I wouldn't have known how to locate it. Even after calling the number, the phone just rang endlessly. We would stay at a different airport hotel next time.
Excellent 10.0
Free shuttle service.
I would have liked a continental breakfast / cheaper breakfast option.
|Good - 1515 reviews
Wyndham Garden Phoenix Midtown is located close to downtown Phoenix, 15 minutes from the Sky Harbor International Airport. Hotel offers complimentary shuttle within 3 miles, complimentary high speed internet service and covered parking. 160 beautifully appointed guest rooms including 16 private cabana suites with private rooftop pool
Overall Rating - Good - 1515 reviews
Mediocre 2.6
The room was very small. They had number beds but they didn't work. Room smelt musty. Lots of homeless people outside of hotel.
Excellent 8.3
Good location, nice breakfast
Keys to room were intermittent and air conditioner was loud.
|Excellent - 664 reviews
Welcome to our Contemporary Phoenix Hotel Come experience a memorable stay at one of the finest hotels near the Phoenix airport. The Holiday Inn Express® Hotel & Suites Phoenix-Airport is conveniently located just minutes from Sky Harbor International Airport, Light Rail, downtown, Tempe, area businesses and Arizona State University. Our hotel provides a nam...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 664 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The many pillows were luxuriously thick. The halls were quiet. The breakfast choices were outstanding for the money.
Our first room had a distinctive (cigarette-type) odor to it, however the front desk immediately corrected it by assigning us a different room.
Excellent 10.0
Great value for the money
|Excellent - 1511 reviews
With a stay at Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Phoenix, steps from Arizona Center and Herberger Theater Center. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Phoenix Convention Center and Venues and Saint Mary's Basilica. Make yourself at home in one of the 1000 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Satelli...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1511 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Everything, thank You for everything
I would have loved free breakfast
Excellent 10.0
Valet ParkingNice hotel. Downtown for weekend fun
|Excellent - 1393 reviews
Located less than two miles from Sky Harbor Airport (PHX) and five miles from downtown Phoenix, the DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Phoenix offers a resort-style atmosphere and easy access to area attractions like the convention center and Arizona State University. A warm welcome and a warm DoubleTree cookie are waiting for you at this all-suite hotel in P...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1393 reviews
Excellent 8.3
We liked the size of the room. And it was clean
We did not like that some of the channels on the television were fuzzy, and more than that, the pool was very dirty.
Good 7.0
The breakfast was great and included. The room was very comfortable and the bed was terrific.
It rained the whole time we were there, and we had to walk through an open courtyard to get to our room. By the time we got there, we were soaked. After breakfast they asked for a tip, when it was self seating and self serve. Strange.
|Good - 1776 reviews
Courtesy Airport Shuttle available 24 hours. Dataport phones with voice mail. Sky Harbor International Airport. Diamondbacks/ Bank One Ballpark. Suns/America West Arena. Cardinals/Sun Devils Stadium at ASU. Arizona Center. State Capital. Convention/Civic Plaza. Symphony Hall. AZ Science Center. Art Museum. Zoo. Our newly renovated rooms include: 25inch TV wi...
Overall Rating - Good - 1776 reviews
Mediocre 2.3
Staff was very unfriendly. Rooms were not very clean or comfortable
Poor 2.0
Check in was quick and easy.
I found (2) bags of needles and syringes in the drawer under the TV. There were a couple bedbugs I noticed in the morning.The hotel could be ok but when I found the syringes it pretty much put a bad picture in my head.
|Excellent - 994 reviews
The Clarendon Hotel and Spa is an award winning Four Star Boutique Hotel located in Midtown Downtown Phoenix in The Central Corridor. A local favorite enjoyed by international guests for our impeccable service, 105 stylish and spacious guest rooms, award winning Oasis Pool and Cabanas, roof top SkyDeck Bar and on-site restaurant Gallo Blanco Cafe y Bar. D...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 994 reviews
Good 8.0
The rooms looked nice.
The bed was worn. You could tell because both of the double beds has the center sunken in so made it uncomfortable after a nights sleep. Otherwise all was great.
It was unique and artsy
It Was a THREE STAR at bestThis is NOT A FOUR STAR HOTEL!
|Good - 389 reviews
Super 8 Phoenix Downtown is a smoke free facility. Convention center nearby. Free Super Start continental breakfast. Free local calls and long distance access. Outdoor pool. Pet friendly. Easy access to Interstate 10. Downtown Phoenix within walking distance. Guest laundry available. U.S. Airways Arena and Chase Field Ball Park less than a mile away. High sp...
Overall Rating - Good - 389 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Great location close to downtown and freeways.
Neighborhood around the hotel was ghetto and loaded with lowlifes and deadbeats walking around. However it cleans up very quickly about 2-4 blocks to the west as you get closer to downtown.
Good 8.0
Room was large
Handicap parking & breakfast should last til 10
|Excellent - 1292 reviews
Located in downtown Phoenix across the street from the Phoenix Convention Center and Symphony Hall, the hotel is within easy walking distance to downtown offices and government buildings. It is only 3 blocks from Chase Field, US Airways Center and several other sporting and theater venues. The decor reflects the warmth, comfort, and ambiance of the Sonoran...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1292 reviews
Excellent 10.0
It was quiet, staff was nice & the pool, room and area was just what're needed.
Did not like the internet or parking fee.oIt was easy to get a taxi to the airport in early morning, restaurants were within walking distance.
Excellent 9.0
Very clean. Beautiful lobby. Rooms with fantastic views. Great proximity to downtown venues and restaurants.
|Excellent - 325 reviews
The La Quinta Inn & Suites Phoenix I-10 West was recently named a 2014 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award winner! The La Quinta Inn & Suites Phoenix I-10 West is located right off I-10 at 51st avenue providing convenient access from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport (PHX) making it simple for those visiting Downtown Phoenix, the America West Arena, Chas...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 325 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
The pool and Spa
The floors are not very good. Heard the people on second floor walking and bouncing all night. Finally complaint to front desk.The Location was very good.
Excellent 10.0
Nice staff, and clean room and clean linen. Was easy to find off of I10 and easy to find.
The location was a bit sketchy.I looked at many hotels in the surrounding area and this was the best one for the price and would stay again.
|Good - 1020 reviews
Announcing our newly renovated Phoenix, AZ, hotel; the Pointe Hilton Squaw Peak Resort. After an extensive, resort-wide $24 million dollar renovation, we welcome you to enjoy the hospitality that is indigenous to the Hilton Hotels and Resorts throughout the world. The award-winning, 563 suite, Pointe Hilton Squaw Peak Resort hotel in Phoenix, Arizona is home...
Overall Rating - Good - 1020 reviews
Excellent 10.0
We loved the many options of pools. Also, this was the best exercise facility ever! The staff were also very helpful and friendly.
Excellent 9.0
I was allowed to check in early. The room was nice.
I did not know there was a resort fee, not surprised but did not know. The cardio in the fitness center was good. More weights and pin loaded machines are needed. It could also use a Jacuzzi. One pool in the resort should be designated adult only.
|Good - 105 reviews
Centrally located only minutes from downtown and just north of Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, with the Convention Center, shopping and major sports venues nearby, the BEST WESTERN Phoenix I-17 MetroCenter Inn is positioned along the I-17 business park corridor, we proudly offer convenience, comfort and outstanding Award Winning service. Once you'...
Overall Rating - Good - 105 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Absolutely loved everything! And loved staffs there as well!
Nothing. Nada!
Good 7.0
Rooms were pretty comfortable. The staff was very nice and helpful.
The tiles in the bathroom were falling off. It looked like they were fixing them but didn't finish the job.
|Good - 1203 reviews
Located in Phoenix (Ahwatukee), Arizona Grand Resort is convenient to Arizona Mills Mall and Sea Life Aquarium. This 4-star resort is within close proximity of Diablo Stadium and Tempe History Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 740 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed, and all rooms are furnished with sofa b...
Overall Rating - Good - 1203 reviews
Good 8.0
It was close to a lot of shopping (we were school shopping as well) and restaurants
The tub didn't drain! I hate standing water while I'm showering, the wall on one side of the bed was full of black marks.Hotel is nice overall..lots of swimming pools along with the water park which was fun!
Excellent 9.0
Love the water park and dining options on the resort.
Our room wasn't ready at check-in, but they more than made up for it with a room upgrade.This is a great place to go with kids! Lots of attractions close the hotel.
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text: CAMARILLO, Calif. (AP) - Santa Ana winds that sent a Southern California wildfire barreling to the sea have died but flames are still running through coastal canyons, threatening scattered homes and wilderness. Large-scale evacuations were lifted overnight in Ventura County neighborhoods near the 15½-square-mile blaze. However, new evacuations have been called about 20 miles west of Malibu as the fire moves through areas of scattered homes, orchards, ranches and campgrounds. Hot, dry winds that pushed the flames oceanward on Thursday were expected to continue Friday morning but instead they turned breezy, and cooler air has begun to push in from the ocean. Firefighters are wary, though, because the shifting winds could make the fire unpredictable and even send it back the way it came.(Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)


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Chad Pennington has the basics down as a part-time rookie game analyst on Fox: He can dissect replays and explain why a play worked or didn't. He can intelligently discuss strategy. He doesn't interrupt his play-by-play man.
But to rise up a network depth chart, he needs more color, more opinions and less predictability in his analysis. He needs to become less reliant on the crutch of saying "nice play" or "nice decision.''
Share anecdotes, Chad. Tell us which players are overrated and underrated. If you don't like a play that was called, tell us, as Fox's Troy Aikman and Jim Mora would. Or, better yet, tell us what play you would have run instead. Show us the personality you displayed during chats with reporters throughout your career.
Sam Rosen could extract more out of Pennington if he asked him more pointed questions.
Fox, looking for new talent, has tried a bunch of former players the past few years, with John Lynch the best of the group. Lynch delivered sharp insight into the shortcomings of Eagles WR DeSean Jackson on the day he was suspended for missing a team meeting. Lynch, who studied tape of the Eagles' previous game, said Jackson was "loafing down the field" on the first play, throwing his hands up when Michael Vick didn't throw him the ball and seemed to be trying to avoid contact.
Among quarterbacks who played in the past decade, Pennington should study CBS' Rich Gannon, who offers valid criticism when appropriate and backs it up with facts. Gannon also spots nuances: "You can tell from Colt McCoy's footwork that he doesn't trust his receivers. His eyes go back to the tight ends and running backs."
Fox, which improved its depth last year by adding Mora, was smart to give partial packages to Pennington this year and Kurt Warner last year. But Warner, who's loquacious, proved to be a better fit in the studio, where he's working full-time now on NFL Network.
Prediction segments are generally a waste of time, and the NFL Network incarnation is especially ponderous, because all five analysts are given a chance to make a pick, which usually involves merely shouting the name of a skill position player (any 12-year-old could do that) and the winning team. But the network that comes closest to doing these segments well is CBS, where the analysis is usually more thoughtful and thorough and goes beyond just picking a winner.
• For all of the creative features and sharp reporting on ESPN's three-hour pre-game show, too much time is spent debating contrived topics that aren't worth discussing. One segment was spent on this: "Is it good or bad for the Packers to remain perfect?" Mike Ditka offered this "expert" analysis: "I don't recommend losing to anybody." You don't say?
• ESPN's Trent Dilfer exudes self-assuredness and authoritativeness, but also is smart enough to know that some viewers who don't like him will point to his mediocre playing career. That's why Dilfer is clever to be so self-deprecating. "Being patient as a dynamic player is hard," Dilfer said of the Eagles' Jackson, among others. "Not that I would know."


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Topic: ROS (Rings Of Saturn) "EAR RINGS EP" (Breaks Mix, Dnb Mix) ON SCARCITY
Hey, guys
This one is out TODAY (18th August, 2010) please take few moments and check it out
ROS (Rings Of Saturn) - Ear Rings
Incl The Breaks Mix, The DNB Mix
Catalog: SCAR13
Release date: August 18th, 2010
Label: Scarcity Records ( http://www.scarcityrecords.com )
About this release:
ROS (Rings Of Saturn) lands at Scarcity Records providing some lush summer vibes for both the breaks and the drum & bass crowds partying out there on the beach! Checky check!
Few reactions:
EK (Sound Not Scene) - "Liking the breaks mix!"
Retroid (Morphosis, Ego Shot) - "I like this one, easy going and funky in the same time, will support it!"
Run Riot (We Are Live) - "Thanks for the tunes mate. Proper big summer time joints!"
Lunar Shift - "Thanks very much for the promo, the breaks mix is our preferred track on the release, a nice progressive builder. This will get support from us"
Home Alone (Dead Famous, Scarcity) - "AWESOME!!! I'm digging both mixes loads. Quality stuff!"
Yreane (XSSR, Scarcity) - "Breaks mix is really nice!"
Ilya Mosolov (Audiofly, Scarcity) - "Drum'n'bass mix for me! Funky melody"
Duane Barry (Digital Sensation UK) - "Nice original here!"
Hope you are diggin these


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LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) - A south Louisiana official says he's drafting a proposal to limit the types of flags that can be flown on government property after hearing complaints about a gay pride flag being hoisted temporarily in a local park.
Andy Naquin, a Lafayette City-Parish councilman, tells The Daily Advertiser (http://bit.ly/12jcHDK ) that he was contacted by a military veteran who was offended that a gay pride group flew the rainbow flag on Lafayette Consolidated Government property.
Naquin says he agrees with the veteran. He also says he's working with the city-parish attorney on drafting an ordinance, but did not immediately discuss the matter with other council members.
Naquin expects the ordinance would allow the flying of only American, Louisiana and Acadian/Lafayette Consolidated Government flags, and possibly Mardi Gras flags, on government property.


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Thread: Psycic
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DENVER -- Psychic Dorothy Allison believed she knew what JonBenet's killer looked like and provided a sketch to the Ramsey family, based on her visions.
The Ramsey family Web site published the sketch, asking the public, "Have you seen this man? This man may have been in the Boulder area in December 1996."
The sketch was also given to Boulder police, who continued to insist that nobody outside the family was likely involved in the crime.
Comparing the sketch side-by-side with that of a picture of suspect John Karr appears to show remarkable resemblance.
Allison originally came up with the sketch during a 1998 appearance on the nationally syndicated Leeza Gibbons Show. Allison died a year later.
The Ramsey family Web site at www.ramseyfamily.com was used to publish press releases as well as ads and flyers the Ramseys sent out in search for their daughter's killer in the spring and fall of 1997. One of the flyers contained the sketch given by Allison. The Ramsey family let the domain name of the Web site expire in 2004.
Four years before JonBenet's death, Allison assisted El Paso County investigators in the investigation of the slaying of Heather Dawn Church.
"She was very keen on children. That's what she used to go out for, children," said Allison's husband Bob Allison. "She'd like to go after killers of children."
'In 30 years, I've never had accurate information from a psychic,' a veteran law enforcement officer told The Denver Post in 1995. 'But the information by Dorothy Allison was right on the money.'
In an interview from August of 1992, Allison said, "I keep seeing the man that took her. I keep seeing he had a problem. This much I can reveal to you. I know he had trouble with his hip and leg, and I'd like to kick the other one so he can't walk at all."
Robert Browne was later arrested and convicted in the killing of Church. Last month he admitted killing as many as 49 people across the United States.
In another strange twist in the Ramsey case, the man who originally arrested Browne in the Church slaying joined the investigation team looking into the slaying of JonBenet. He said he always believed an intruder was responsible for the crime.
"She shouldn't have passed away. She would've been helping it right now," said Bob.
Bob said his wife kept copious notes about the Ramsey murder.
"She said that the killer crawled in through the cellar, went in through the window, upstairs and grabbed Jon Benet and that's all she would say to me," said Bob.
Bob said his wife would be joyous to see this case unfold.
Bob read from one of Allison's notes: "'This man went unnoticed in the house. The Ramsey's are not responsible for the death of the child. This is my true and honest belief.' She had written this March 21, 1998 at 8:20am."
Bob said authorities would come to Allison asking for help in many cases. But, he said, in the Ramsey case, Boulder police didn't contact her.
Formerly Viking24
08-18-2006, 12:01 PM #2Del Rio Guest
Re: Psycic
I think the guy is lying.
Re: Psycic
i do too to tell you the truth he always tried to dodge questions. I don't necessarily believe the picture above but it sure looks alot like him
Formerly Viking24
08-18-2006, 12:44 PM #4Prophet Guest
Re: Psycic
"ViKing24" wrote:
[img width=240 height=180]http://www.thedenverchannel.com/2006/0817/9694215_240X180.jpg[/img]
[img width=150 height=223]http://timmyray.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/smithers.gif[/img]
Re: Psycic
[img width=343 height=254]http://drawn--together.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/mr.mackey.jpg[/img]
word word word word word
Re: Psycic
The psycic's picture looks like some of the people that hang out at the gas station near my house.
Re: Psycic
"Mr" wrote:
[img width=343 height=254]http://drawn--together.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/mr.mackey.jpg[/img]
word word word word word
Not another image hosted by Tripod responsible for a murder!
Re: Psycic
Whether he did it or not, the dude is creepy.


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Furnished, Modern Waterfront Condo in Tampa
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community Bayport
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,850 - $ 1,850 / month
vacation rental description
Waterfront condominium located in upscale gated community. This
modern home has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and an office/bonus room. This condo is located on the 2nd floor of a 2 story building. It has its own outdoor entranceway.
The kitchen is fully equipped with black GE Appliances, including
dishwasher, stove, refrigerator, microwave, coffee pot and toaster. Premium Brazalian Topez Counter tops, Modern Cabinets and Chrome Track Lighting.
Separate dining room area and spacious living room with vaulted
ceilings. Waterviews from every window! Private screened in balcony overlooking the water. Master Bedroom has a king sized bed, separate bathroom and a large walk-in closet. Spare bedroom has 2 twin size beds. Laundry room has a washer & dryer as well as an iron and ironing board. There is brand new high end laminate flooring throughout the entire condo as well as new tile in the kitchen, baths & laundry area.
A 25' Boat Slip is included with the rental and there is direct access to Tampa Bay! Fish right from you backyard or just watch the manatees swim by.
condo rental amenities
Community offers a wide array of amenities including:
Gated Community
Resort Style Swimming Pool w/ spa
24 Hour Controlled Access Fitness Center with separate state of the art cardio center w/ tvs and a separate weight room w/ free weights and machines.
2 Tennis Courts
Waterfront Boardwalk
Boat Slip
Car Care Center
6 Acres of Lakes
activities and attractions in Tampa Gulf Coast Central
Tampa International Airport 7.5 miles
Sports Stadiums:
Raymond James Stadium 8 miles
George M.Steinbrenner Field(NY Yankees Spring Training Field)7.7 miles
Tropicana Field St Petersburg (Baseball field for Tampa Rays) 25.5
St. Pete Times Forum - Tampa(Hockey for Tampa Bay Lightning) 13 miles
Area Attractions:
Busch Gardens: 14.4 miles
The Florida Aquarium: 13.6 miles
Lowry Park Zoo: 9.5 miles
Area Beaches:
Caladesi Island (#1 Beach in the U.S) 14 miles
Honeymoon Island 14 miles
Clearwater Beach: 18 miles
Crystal Beach: 14 miles
Tarpon Springs Beach: 18 miles
St. Pete Beach: 30 miles
Super Target and Publix are about a mile from the condo.
vacation rental rates
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While winter may slow down most of the country, visitors to Hilton Head can stay active no matter the time of year. With daytime temperatures averaging between 50-60 degrees during the winter, it's great weather to get outside and play a round of golf with us here at Palmetto Dunes.
This winter we're offering two new golf packages and programs that will not only help improve your game but will bring a little piece of Canada to our Island.
If you're looking  to improve your golf game while the weather is milder, the Palmetto Dunes Golf Academy is offering a new "Five Ways to Better Golf" assessment and coaching package. Led by Doug Weaver, Palmetto Dunes' director of golf instruction, guests receive assessments of the following five systems of their golf game: mental, full swing technical, short game technical, equipment and fitness.
Hailing from Granby, Quebec, Michel Dion, joins our golf team this winter to help with instruction. Winter brings many of our Canadian golfers to Hilton Head and Dion's experience and French-speaking abilities will bring a whole new dynamic to Palmetto Dunes.
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The pay-per-view (PPV) buys for UFC 162: "Silva vs. Weidman" more than likely fell below expectations; however, the live gate was among the best-ever for the world's leading mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion in Las Vegas, Nevada.
UFC 162, which took place at MGM Grand Garden Arena on July 6, 2013, tallied a live gate of $4,826,450 million, according to official figures from the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) released today.
The final attendance of 12,964 was the result of 10,157 tickets sold and 2,807 complimentary tickets, while 798 seats remained empty.
That's because those in town who failed to pony up an admission fee missed out on one of the most shocking knockouts possible when Chris Weidman ended the seven-year tyrannical Middleweight championship reign with one mean left hand in the main event of the evening.
Meanwhile, in the co-featured fight of the night, Frankie Edgar picked up his first Featherweight win over a game Charles Oliveira, while Mark Munoz and Cub Swanson furthered their respective 185-pound and 145-pound pursuits with pivotal victories over Tim Boetsch and Dennis Siver.
UFC 162, which featured an entire week of Fourth of July fan-inspired activities, including a popular two-day "EXPO" event, was a smash hit at the box office.
See how it stacks up among the other "Sin City" shows:
- UFC 148: $6,901,655 million
- UFC 66: $5,397,300 million
- UFC 100: $5,101,740 million
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In mythology, the sirens were sea nymphs who lured seamen to their death with their haunting singing. In the Darrah Cloud play The Sirens, the title is perhaps ironic at best. Dealing mainly with spousal abuse, the play portrays a group of women from different socioeconomic backgrounds who, expecting the security of marriage and a relationship, are lured instead into a world of violence and death.
The play was performed in February at INTAR on New York City's Theater Row along 42nd Street. To designers, Theatre Row means one thing: high-ceilinged (as in very high), narrow (read very narrow) theatres. If that weren't enough, the play has 19 characters. Even with some of the actors doubling and tripling up on roles, that meant 14 actors wandering around a relatively small playing area. On top of that, the play calls for multiple locales ranging from various home interiors to a park to a store to an army camp to a jail cell.
For set designer Klara Zieglerova and LD Matt McCarthy, these factors could have presented great difficulty. But the two worked together to create a practical design. They took a minimalistic approach that allowed the audience to experience mood and atmosphere, rather than a you-are-now-in-a-living-room feeling. Zieglerova ingeniously designed a split-level wooden structure with a staircase leading from the stage level to the upper level (pictured).
Another reason Zieglerova, along with director Mark Wade, wanted to keep the set abstract was because the play itself, despite its subject matter, is not wholly realistic, with a shift in Act II to a ghostly theme. A scene played underneath evoked a trapped, claustrophobic feel; indeed, dubbed "The Cage" by the design team, it was used for many of the jail scenes. And by play's end the stairs also become a literal stairway to heaven. The stairs (treads with no risers) and upper deck (which had to support a piano) were braced with steel so that the set could remain, as Zieglerova notes, "as open as possible."
For his part, McCarthy eerily illuminated the almost skeletal structure with blue light (Rosco 68 Booster Blue). Against the blackness behind and above the set, the effect was, McCarthy says, "to make the set pop out." He devoted one circuit of four 6" fresnels to create the ghostly effect.
Zieglerova, McCarthy, and Wade also discussed creating a look that might suggest a pier along the water (tying the design into the title) which is yet another reason the LD went with blue light. McCarthy also experimented with creating shafts of light which broke against what he calls the "big sculptural set." For McCarthy it became about "angle and composition," rather than oversaturated color. Other than the blue light, he used only a little lavender (Rosco 57); the rest was no color.
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---- — LAPEL — The Lapel girls basketball team did all the damage needed in the first quarter Wednesday night as it rolled over Alexandria 74-34.
Lapel (2-0) outscored the Tigers 25-5 in the first quarter and had no reason to look back. The home team played a nearly perfect game over the first eight minutes.
By the time the Bulldogs had 14 points, all five starters had scored. Lapel hit 11-of-16 from the field and had just two turnovers. Defensively, Lapel used mostly half-court pressure to force eight Alexandria miscues.
Just because all the necessary damage was completed in eight minutes, that doesn't mean the pain ended there. Even while making liberal use of seven players, the Bulldogs were able to limit Alexandria (0-4) to two points in the second stanza and pulled away at intermission to a 44-7 advantage.
"I thought our intensity was very good," said Lapel coach Kevin Brattain. "I thought we stuck with it. This group sometimes backs off something that's working, but we didn't."
The Bulldogs had four starters score in double figures, topped by 15 apiece from Kirsten Rich and Mackenzie Boles. Natalia Campbell added 12, and Kaitlin Dobbins pitched in 10.
Lapel also won the rebound battle 36-27. Boles and Mary-Jewel Stohler each nabbed six boards.
Brattain was especially pleased with his post duo of Stohler and Samantha Kern. They scored seven apiece.
"We wanted to get double figures out of the post, and for two games we've gotten that," said Brattain of his 2-0 Bulldogs.
Unhampered by Lapel's pressure in the second half, Alexandria's offense greatly improved, especially that of Desirae Litchfield, who scored a team-high 10 points. The Tigers had just seven at the half but managed 27 in the second half.
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Anthrax on their day off put Stormtroopers of Death on the musical map, and "Speak English Or Die" is a musical salute to all things silly about metal. I'm a techno fan, but this album has a permanent place of honor in my collection. People who find this album offensive can't deal with life, either. This album is FUNNY, people. Get a grip, and buy it now.
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If you didn't know this was the intro / outtro music of the hold headbangers' ball with Adam Curry. This licks are heavy and rock, the lyrics are outrageous and a riot. Read into the lyrics what you want … no big deal. It is a silly album sung in character, and expresses feelings all have sometimes. It is just a fun, crazy thrash fest. get it!!
This album is a true trash metal masterpiece. It started all in 1985 as a side project by Scott Ian, guitarist of Anthrax. Recorded in three days it came out to be something like nothing else before: furious, mean, funny and heavy as hell. I still listen to it now in 2004 after almost 20 years from its birth!!
It's unbelievable how well it aged through time. I heard that it caused a lot of controversy because of the lyrics but I dindn't care 15 years ago when I dindn't even get a word of english (i'm italian) and I don't care now as I read the cd booklet. Besides the lyrics were never intended to be that serious. Anyways if you like trash metal bands like suicidal tendencies or anthrax you will love sod "speak english or die"!
"He'll make you wish that you dindn't exist,
Cause Sargent "D" is coming and you're on his list!"
I remember the day "Speak English or Die" hit the scene when I was in high school. There was a real division beginning between punkers and metal heads where I was at and part of it was because of the violence from nazi skinheads beating up metal heads for having long hair. Since regular skinheads were kind of considered punkers and hard to tell apart from nazis, alot of metal heads were getting pissed at punks in general. Some of my better friends were head bangers and we were all bummed about the whole affair. Well, when we heard "United Forces" come ripping from the vinyl in a vocal and chord crunching assault testifying that "…it doesn't matter how you wear your hair, it's what's inside your head…" we were stoked.Here was this band, 2500 miles from where we were at, talking about the same problem tellin' everybody to lighten up. I listened to this album exclusively for almost a half a year, and there was a lot of killer music then. As far as I'm concerned, these guys are the god fathers of speedcore and if you don't own it, at least hear it once. These guys were a major influence on metal to come!!
Speak English or Die is brutal, fast, and angry. It is also rude, intelligent, and surprisingly funny (check out "What's that noise?" and "Milk").Anyone who can handle the intensity of, say Slayer, Nuclear Assault, MOD, etc, will dig this album.If you are a Winger fan, it will probably make you cry.


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It was a warm night in the Octopussy Lounge in Newhall as guests arrived "by invitation of Her Majesty's Secret Service" for "Casino Royale 008." The fundraising evening to benefit the Canyon Theatre Guild offered "mystery, adventure and intrigue" as guests dressed as their favorite characters from the "James Bond" series.
The 15th annual Signal Holiday Light Tour judges came without trolley and without limo, yet they found the Christmas spirit in cookies and cocoa. They exclaimed in awe at all the pretty lights, and soon realized the judging should have taken two nights.
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There's no question that Wakefield Court is the 800-pound gorilla of street light-decorating in the Santa Clarita Valley.
Fans of the written word should not miss the Fall Poetry Festival to be held Sunday in the Laughing Buddha Zen Garden in Newhall.
The 10,000-square-foot, 24-room Sand Canyon estate home of Wayne and Dianne Crawford was transformed into a holiday wonderland during the 28th Annual Henry Mayo Holiday Home Tour Gala held Dec. 5. Daughter-in-law Jeanna Crawford decorated the home with vintage and handmade holiday decor that gave the impressive home a cozy, personal feel, which was enjoyed by the 120 guests who paid $150 per person to support the Home Tour League. Funds from the event benefit women's services at Henry Mayo, including a new neonatal intensive-care unit.
It was an elegantly clad flock of "geese" that took flight Friday at the Agua Dulce Airport to celebrate the fourth annual Golden Goose Gala. Nearly 250 black-tie and formal-gown-attired guests paid $300 per person to enjoy an evening that included fine wine tasting, a gourmet dinner and dancing.
Seniors at the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center in Newhall received a helping hand and a serving of holiday spirit on Dec. 2 when volunteers from Lockheed Federal Credit Union pitched in to help serve lunch and pie to nearly 150 seniors.
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If you host it they will attend - and attend they did for "Sunset in the Vineyard."
The Loose Goose Wine Festival, based on a traditional European fall festival, has always been about the wine. But this year beer will also be center stage as the Festival expands to include a beer pavilion - the Belgian Beer Cafe.
I'm glad to feel the taste of fall in the air. It would be nice if the weather stayed this mild!
The blades of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department helicopter blew dust, leaves and debris into the eager crowd anticipating a unique "first" at the "Flavors of Life" 17th annual classic benefit wine auction.
More than 300 members and guests of the Loose Goose Wine Society traveled back in time to the "roaring '20s" at downtown Los Angeles' Union Station.
It was an evening to celebrate the arts - and friends of the arts packed the Tournament Players Club to experience the artistic value of food, wine and fine art. Nearly 150 supporters of the arts in the Santa Clarita Valley attended the inaugural TPC/West Ranch art and wine gala held Sept. 20 to benefit the Joe Ranft Alumni Scholarship Fund at California Institute of the Arts.
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I have to say that I could notice that the ship was in need of an overall make over. No reason to detail them because every thing would be taken place. Beside the dinner, the food is OK, kind of lower casual restaurant quality. But the dinner room on the evening is much better. I always tried the specialty of the day and I never was disappointed. We even had frogs legs. And some excellent desert.
For the buffet, as I said before, it is just a common buffet for common people not at all for some one who like good tasting food in a small quantity. The free coffee has only the color of the coffee, not the taste at all, but for some USD you could get some shot of espresso in the specialty coffee shop.
Nevertheless I was really please from the dedication of the crew, they try to make your journey the most exclusive at they did. I have to mention in particular my Head Waitress Leilani Blas and his helper Randy for all the attention they gave to my needs and desires. The company should reward them for making the cruise a nice experience.
The cabins were very clean and again the man in charge of my stateroom was very pleasant and knew me from the first moment by my name.
I'm not sure I will cruise again with Carnival, not because of the ship and the crew, but I like a little more upscale environment.
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RAPIDES PARISH, LA. (KALB News Channel 5) Police arrest Elmer woman on four charges of indecent behavior.
On July 24, the Rapides Parish Sheriff's Office was contacted about a complaint of criminal sexual conduct involving a juvenile. RPSO Tioga Detectives interviewed the complainant and observed a video of the suspect, identified as Dorothy Jean Vanasselberg, 31 of 107 Vanasselberg Road Elmer, LA. Detectives obtained a search warrant and executed it at the residence.
Police said Vanasselberg was contacted at the residence and placed under arrest for one count of Pornography Involving a Juvenile, one count of Indecent Behavior with a Juvenile, one count of Aggravated Incest and one count of Aggravated Sexual Battery.
Vanasselberg was transported to the Rapides Parish Detention Center and booked where she remains in jail on a $200,000 bond. Detectives say the investigation is still ongoing.