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The very best Mexican foods start with the letter T—tacos, tortas, tlayudas. Here we showcase the tastiest "T" bites from the streets of L.A.
L.A. could use more of Mexico's rich varieties of DIY tacos—cazuelas (traditionally served in a clay casserole dish), or alambres—Mexico's answer to a hash. Fortunately, Oaxacalifornia always comes through in this department. You'll find alambres, which in some parts of Mexico looks more like shish kebab, but in most places is a sauté of meat, peppers, onions, cheese, and just about any ingredient one's heart desires—including bacon!
Sabores Oaxaquenos is the Oaxacan restaurant that took over the shuttered Guelaguetza space on 8th Street. It's one of the two principal Oaxacan enclaves that features a solid menu of popular dishes from Mexico's most famous southern state, including alambres.
Their alambre consists of a brew of ham, chunks of beef, red and green peppers, onions topped with melted quesillo (string cheese), or Oaxacan cheese served in a cast iron fajita pan.
Make your own tacos with the stack of corn tortillas and supply of salsas and guacamole. This is a classic Mexican pub item at the 3 a.m. taqueria after-parties, where at least one of your group members misses out on the alambre because he passed out on the table.
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Angels clobber Indians 9-3Stephanie Storm, Akron Beacon Journal
CLEVELAND -- Mike Trout slugged two of the Los Angeles Angels' three homers Tuesday night, accounting for four runs as the visitors pummeled the Cleveland Indians 9-3 in the second game of a four-game series at Progressive Field.
While the Indians pitching staff couldn't match the previous night's tidy effort that resulted in an efficient win, Angels right-handed pitcher Matt Shoemaker did all the dominating on the mound in this game.
The 27-year-old starter pitched a career-high eight innings as he limited the Tribe's offense to two runs on a David Murphy groundout in the second inning and Lonnie Chisenhall solo homer in the fourth.
Indians starter Josh Tomlin gave up six runs (five earned) on 11 hits in just 5 1/3 innings en route to his fourth loss. Meanwhile, Shoemaker all but cruised through his start, limiting the Indians to five hits while striking out a career-best 10 in his fourth win of the season.
The Angels jumped ahead early, tagging Tomlin for a first-inning run before the Indians knotted the score with a run in the second. Carlos Santana led off with a walk, took two bases on a Chisenhall single and then scored on Murphy's RBI groundout.
But an error by shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera came back to haunt the Indians in the fifth inning. It helped set up the Angels' next score -- an RBI single by Kole Calhoun that tied the game 2-2. The Angels then piled on Tomlin for four runs in the inning, highlighted by Trout's three-run homer that gave the visitors a 5-2 advantage and all but put the game out of reach the way Shoemaker was pitching.
With Tomlin continuing to labor in the lengthy fifth, the Indians defense helped bail him out of the jam. Second baseman Jason Kipnis made a diving stop to his right in a defensive shift, threw a one-hopper across his body to a stretched-out Santana that nabbed veteran slugger Albert Pujols.
On the next batter, left fielder Ryan Raburn (subbing for starter Michael Brantley, who was scratched with a possible concussion from Monday's game) helped throw out Josh Hamilton at the plate. Raburn fielded an Erick Aybar double and threw to cutoff man Cabrera at short. Cabrera tossed a bullet to Yan Gomes in time to tag a sliding Hamilton at the plate to get out of the inning without further damage.
But Tomlin couldn't take advantage of the break, giving up a sixth-inning lead-off homer to Howie Kendrick that increased the Angels' lead to four runs. With Tomlin's night over and one out in the sixth, rookie left-handed reliever Kyle Crockett was the only Tribe pitcher to get the job done, retiring the two batters he faced.
Crockett's replacements weren't so lucky. Right-hander Mark Lowe relieved Crockett to start the seventh inning and quickly gave up a lead-off homer to Trout -- his 17th of the season -- that padded the Angels' lead to five runs.
The visitors had one more homer and two more runs in them. Calhoun hit a ninth-inning solo homer off Indians reliever Josh Outman, who also gave up a run-scoring double to Kendrick before escaping the inning.
Just as the Tribe came to bat in the bottom of the ninth, rain delayed the game by 11 minutes. Shoemaker had initially come out to try for a complete game, but after the rain, reliever Ernesto Frieri finished the game. The Indians scratched another run across the plate when they opened the ninth inning against the Angels closer, who'd come on to get work in the blowout. Kipnis led off with a double against Frieri, and Santana earned an infield RBI single when no one bothered to cover home plate and Kipnis scored.
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This imposing stone building called Bet Ticho was once the home of artist Anna Ticho, whose evocative drawings of Jerusalem adorn its walls. House specialties include excellent salmon blintzes, savory quiches, onion soup served inside crusty loaves of bread, and sea bream in a fresh ginger sauce. The generous portions are often large enough to share, and the desserts are sinful. On Tuesday night, there's a wine-and-cheese buffet accompanied by live jazz. Friday morning you can hear chamber-music concerts in the upstairs gallery. Angle for a table on the patio in warm weather. A good children's menu makes this a good spot for families.
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Another View -- Kelly Ayotte and Ajit Pai: Bringing the rural classroom into the Digital Age
Managed by the Federal Communications Commission, E-Rate allows schools and libraries to buy technology services (such as Internet access) at a discount from communications providers. E-Rate then compensates those providers for the amount of the discount. Lower-income schools and a few rural schools receive larger discounts than their wealthier counterparts. And federal rules prioritize who gets how much for what service.
It's partly because of the administrative hurdles in the E-Rate application process. It can take hours of paperwork, months of waiting, and an understanding of E-Rate's convoluted and antiquated rules to even have a chance of obtaining funding. The most successful schools tend to hire outside consultants to navigate the process for them - an option that many schools, especially small and rural ones, can't afford. More important, they shouldn't have to.
Preparing our children to succeed in the digital world of tomorrow requires us to connect them today. E-Rate must reflect the needs of today's students, regardless of which school they attend.
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Imagine having to learn the mechanics and physics of bike riding before being able to ride a bike. Traditional lessons follow this approach. On the other hand, methods that promise immediate results put you on a bike with training wheels that never come off. And neither of these teach you how to do anything else like race with a friend, do "wheelies", or the many other ways to enjoy bike riding.
Here's what I do: I start students riding immediately, so they can work on the coordination. And then we start raising the training wheels so that students can continue the joy of riding while they're learning how to do it without training wheels. Then we can integrate the advanced stuff like "wheelies," racing, etc. This is where the lifelong enjoyment of music happens. Students who don't learn this usually become the adults who say they used to be able to play an instrument, but can't anymore.
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Cardiff University's commitment to women in science has been recognised with a national accolade.
The University has received the Athena Swan Bronze Award in recognition of its success in recruiting, retaining and promoting women in Science, Engineering and Technology (SET).
Cardiff is one of only 19 universities nationwide to have been awarded a prestigious bronze award of 2009 under the Athena SWAN Charter for Women in Science.
The Charter commends good employment practice for women working in science, engineering and technology (SET) in higher education and research.
The judges praised the University's "impressive" submission and highlighted the Positive Working Environment initiative and the Women Professors' Group. The University's flexible working policies were also applauded along with support for staff returning to work from maternity leave.
Vice-Chancellor, Dr David Grant said: "The Athena Swan Bronze award further enhances the University's long-standing reputation for teaching and research excellence in science, engineering and technology disciplines. This award demonstrates the University's commitment to academic excellence and to equality of opportunity and inclusiveness across the institution."
Professor Terry Threadgold, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Staff and Diversity led a group supported by Isabella Santamaria, Equality and Diversity Manager, Human Resources to prepare the submission and develop an action plan for future initiatives. They collected the award on behalf of the University at a celebratory lunch at Birmingham Botanical Gardens (29 September).
Isabella Santamaria, Equality and Diversity Manager said: "This is another positive step forward to embedding equality and diversity throughout Cardiff University."
Athena SWAN is funded jointly by the UK Resource Centre for Women in Science, Engineering and Technology (UKRC) and Equality Challenge Unit (ECU).
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1350 tank amumu or cho
I need a good tank that costs 1350. I am currently deciding between Amumu and Cho gath. Both look pretty good, but i'm having trouble deciding, which one is best. Please help. thanks.
Depends where you want the tank.
Jungle: Cho or Mumu
Top: Cho
Mid (Maybe): Cho
Mundo and Alistar are some nice tanks for that price too.
Mumu is a great tank. Awesome initiates, good CC, a nice damage aura. Plus, he's a yordle so he has some global taunt.
Mundo builds a lot of health, he gets a lot of regen, and with his ult, he can go from 5% of health, to nearly full VERY quickly. Plus he puts out nice damage.
Alistar has a heal, and has a knockback, knockup, stun, and a ult that negates damage.
CC: Mumu, Alistar
Damage: Mundo, Cho
Buy Cho' gath,He is one of the few champs that does over 1000 true damage with his ulti,and when you do get used to him,and feed until your 6 stacks with your ulti,people are gonna get scared,and when some one ulti's,just q them,it'll waste thier ulti.By the time u finish your training with cho,ull have enough ip to buy amumu or any other tank of ur choice
I agree with Tekno. I think Cho'gath is a very good tank that has a variety of purposes in a game. With dealing possibly over 1000 damage with his ult, he can 1v1 very well if it comes to top or mid, plus really good in mid due to his silence and knock-up. His poke it great and his farm.
amumu overall seems to have a better kit imo. I just dont like cho's playstyle
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Thompson scores 30, Storm wins
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While Storm doubters are busy talking about what Seattle can't do this season without franchise cornerstones Lauren Jackson and Sue Bird, the current makeshift roster has already done something Seattle couldn't do in 2012.
With a 96-86 win in overtime against Washington, the Storm is off to a better start than its 1-7 slog to a playoff berth with Bird at the helm a year ago. Veteran forward Tina Thompson, who dubbed the squad "blue collar," led the way, finishing with 30 points on 11-for-18 shooting from the field, including 5 of 9 three-point attempts. Her career high is 37 points.
"Unbelievable," Storm coach Brian Agler said of Thompson's performance. "This is her 17th season — you just don't see players putting up those kinds of numbers and playing those quality minutes and playing at such a high level at that age. It's amazing for us. We're lucky to have her."
Washington scored first in overtime, but a nifty layin by Temeka Johnson and a three-pointer by Thompson as the shot-clock buzzer sounded with 2:49 left put Seattle ahead 85-80. The KeyArena crowd started its second round of "Tina Thompson" chants, and the Storm (3-3) had enough of a cushion to pull out the win.
Washington reserve Matee Ajavon worked her team back into contention late in regulation with two baskets in a 6-0 run. She finished with 17 points.
Thompson, the WNBA's all-time scoring leader, responded with a strong turnaround score of her own, but a foul sent Monique Currie to the line to tie the score at 78 with 1:07 remaining. Neither team could convert in the waning seconds, bringing on overtime.
Thompson scored seven points in extra play to help Seattle outscore Washington 18-8. She had entered the game 4 of 18 from three-point range.
"Not taking a shot is worse than missing one," Thompson said. "We knew it was going to be a tough game because Washington has been hot. Our defense had a lot to do with it (too)."
Seattle played before 4,579 fans at KeyArena on Tuesday. The team's all-time lowest attendance was 3,715 in 2002, Bird's rookie season. The point guard was in attendance for the first time this season after undergoing knee surgery in Connecticut in May.
Bird, a seven-time All-Star, received the loudest cheer despite not dressing. But Tanisha Wright was a close second, honored before the game for scoring her 2,000th career point in Friday's loss at Atlanta. She finished Tuesday's game with 17 points and six assists.
"Everybody's saying it," Wright said of talk about the Storm's missing All-Stars, both out after season-ending surgeries. "When we do hear it, literally, it goes in one ear and out the other because we can only focus on what we have."
Fortunately, one of the things they still have is Thompson.
• Besides Thompson, Storm teammates Wright (17), Johnson (16) and Camille Little (15) each scored 15 or better. Crystal Langhorne led Washington with 23.
• The Storm's road game at Chicago on July 2 has been picked up by ESPN2. The game airs at 5 p.m. PT.
• WNBA All-Star voting began Sunday. Storm players Wright, Little, Johnson and Thompson are among the 60 players on the ballot. Fans can vote at WNBA.com. Balloting ends July 14, and starters will be named July 18 during the ESPN2 broadcast of the Phoenix-Los Angeles matchup. Reserves will be announced July 23 during ESPN2 broadcast of New York-Indiana game. The All-Star Game is July 27 at 12:30 p.m. (PT) on ESPN2.
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(Gorgon Stare is also notable for failing spectacularly the first time it was tested, deemed "not operationally effective" by DoD testers, in a memo obtained by Winslow Wheeler, director of the Center for Defense Information. The Air Force claimed it could be fixed.)
8. Wide Area Aerial Surveillance System (WAASS): ARGUS-IS and Gorgon Stare are planned for Afghanistan, but as Wired reported in January, the Department of Homeland Security has inquired about a similar system that can scan large swathes of land in the US. The agency has solicited industry feedback on the possibility of a surveillance system that does the following:
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The Post is reporting that Fred G. Wilpon (the "G" stands for grission) had a one question press conference yesterday where he made it known throughout the land that Omar Minaya is his guy for 2010. After following up, the Post reports that Minaya remarked that Jerry is his guy.
These sorts of endorsements are of course notorious for not meaning much. I suppose this may play out any number of ways.
Perhaps the worst possibility for Mets fans is that, as others have speculated, the old man has a genuine fondness for Minaya and is simply giving him a mulligan based on this season's injuries. A slightly more cynical possibility is that the Wilpons are simply sticking with Omar because they are simply unable and/or unwilling to take on the expense of overhauling the entire operations. A truly cynical possibility is that the Wilpons want Omar out, but would rather subtly pressure him to resign on his own in order to reduce their liability for his recent contract extension. Having seen precisely this scenario play out between the Knicks and Larry Brown, where there was ambiguity about whether Brown was fired or resigned, this is hardly far-fetched. The Wilpons might leave Minaya as the titular head while undermining his decision-making authority, perhaps delegating more responsibility to Assistant GM, John Ricco. He has certainly become more public in recent months as multiple media sources have speculated that he is the heir apparent to the GM job.
For long-suffering Mets fans that last scenario should really frighten you. The biggest accidents happen in the middle of the road. That is, when organizations carelessly blend different organizational philosophies--often motivated by dreams of cost savings--you can get the worst kinds of decision-by-committee outcomes. The chances of seeing real reform in organizational philosophy seem remote right now. So prepare yourselves to be long-suffering just a little while longer.


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What would you expect from such a classy broad ?
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Oh my God!! A republican in congress coming up with an idea other than Obama sucks!! Finally, it's about time and It's a start get working on it!!
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Can you blame Houston? They know the Sox are stupid and will trade prospects and future stars for nothing.
How'd that Jeff bagwell for nothing trade workout? Let's go to that well again!!
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Blame it on Bush
Why??? Is Georgie boy crap ping on the country again???
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Why??? Is Georgie boy crap ping on the country again???
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Someone should tell Elmer Fudd that threating the United States Constitution is also an act of war.
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Athletes, particularly those at the professional level and regardless of the sport, have a responsibility to the media. No they don't but good try media guy.
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Hey Price what he said is translated to : if you hit me again with a pitch ii'm going to punch you in the head.
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Thanks Montreal fan! Keep it classy and beat NY.
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Now john Ryder is free to join 98.5.
When will the clowns who deserve to be booted (d&c) get fired
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This is funny. Does anyone really care what anyone from Montreal thinks.
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Hey bobby you better draft bridgewater if he's available because after Brady retires your going to have a hard time getting anyone to show up at all.
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Hey Grandpa glasses your right Fenway Park is a dump but at least fans show up for the games. What's your excuse for the lack of fans in Tampa?
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So your saying you agree with what this guy is saying because he's a republican. It doesn't matter what this reps party is stupid knows no political party and this was just a really dumb thing to say.
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Soon to be ex-rep infantine rushed to the emergency room to have his foot removed from his mouth or was it his head out of his *......
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The Yankees really don't have anything to worry about for cheating the league won't do anything because they are "THE Yankees"
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Embarrassed that he got caught cheating maybe the Yankees are cheaters and he should be embarrassed.
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I got to say again I'm not a fan
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Pinetarda should be given a real suspension not one of these ones where he doesn't miss a start.
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This is b.s. The kid should be worried about being expelled. Not the teacher worried about their job.
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1:everybody were extremely polite 2:the hotel offered a free tuk-tuk to the city center and back(from 6pm-10pm) 3:very clean.we even saw people scrubbing the swimming pool floor!!! 4:big room(we stayed in room 211) 5:they were kind enough to give us scarfs as a present when we checked out.
1:there was ONE male receptionist, that wasn't so polite or helpful.we wanted to book a tour to Angkor Wat temples from the hotel.and because of him we ended up going outside to a random touristic agent. 2:poor WiFi(especially at the pool) 3:at the swimming pool there was a lot of noise in the morning.I think there's a garage next door.I don't know if they can do something about it. 4:poor breakfast choises.
The hotel was clean, the staff efficient and friendly.We were given chips and lemon juice on arrival and a bowl of fruit everyday, also free bottled water. In the evenings we were presented with a story and sweets. The pool was lovely and clean. The breakfast was basic but sufficient (sausage, eggs, tomato, rice, noodles etc..) They provided free Tuk Tuks to the town after 6pm and any trips you wished to go on they would sort out for you. I enjoyed my stay here and would recommend it to my friends.
It is a bit far away from town but Tuk Tuks are cheap in the day and they are free from the hotel in the evening.
Liked the free tuk tuk
Our ceiling in our bathroom was leaking and had mould on it. The shower temperature was uncontrollable.
The staff were very friendly and helpful, the use of a tuktuk was available at all times and free after 6pm, the room was comfortable and very good value for the money
We loved our stay here! We only stayed for 3 nights but could of happily stayed longer! The staff were so friendly and couldn't do enough to help us and our room was so lovely!!! Highly recommended!
The staff is professional, friendly and informative. The breakfast was great. The pool was awesome after a long day in the heat. The room was spacious and clean. Great value for the money.
Negotiate hard with the tuk tuk drivers. They will tell the rates are set but it's not true.
The Gloria was a great place to stay, except they hadn't received our booking from Booking.com, but they found us rooms straight away, unfortunatly for us they were on the third level which involved a lot of stairs and honestly we are not getting any younger. But as value for money it was wonderful, the free tuk tuk into the night market was great Mr Van was a lovely man and he was always on time to pick up weary shoppers and take us home. It is a little out of town but honestly this was never a problem. The pool was wonderful at the end of a hot day out.
Good hotel in this price category. Decent pool. Quiet.
Near the hotel there are no shops and restaurants
Best hotel so far. We arrived after the worst 24h from Vientiane(Laos) to sr! They gave us fresh chips, lemonade and cold towel to refresh ourselves ! The staff are all so nice like everyone without exception. The restaurant might be a bit pricet but was really good. The room was very clean and they offered fresh fruit, little stories each night (very nice attention), water bottle, etc. The wifi was very good where we were on the first floor. I took the massages and they were great except the first one I wanted a 90 min massage and the employee ask me if I can do an hour only because she was tired... The pool is very nice and clean. Our tuktuk driver was very nice. His name is Sarath and he doesn't speak much but we can see his kindness! The tuktuk service from 6-10 is very useful :)
That we weren't able to stay longer.
Pool was amazing after a hot day at the temples, comfortable rooms. Free shuttle to the city Center in the evenings.
Location - it was neither near siem reap city centre nor close enough to the temples. Reception, although friendly,were quite disorganized making check-in and out process long. Lamps weren't working in the room and were never fixed/replaced so room was dimly lit. Although clean, we got a stained towel which they replaced immediately after we told them. Same breakfast served for all 4 days we were there. Wish there were more lights near the pool to read.
Staff were really friendly and helpful. Free tea and coffee in reception area all day and complementary food. Was a lovely stay and I highly recomend.
Literally could of stayed at this hotel for the rest of my life,it's amazing ! The staff are the best I have ever known they are so eager to help and very friendly. Everything about the hotel, the rooms, breakfast, swimming pool, the little surprises you get are perfect.
Spacious room, clean and quiet. Nice bathroom, long swimming pool and excellent service. Free tuk-tuk in evenings (start late afternoon)
Breakfast buffet needs eggs and milk widely available. Also pickup request on arrival was ignored (maybe unread email...)
Value for money
Our tuk tuk driver was awesome the best in the business for me and I been here a few times
Mosquito at night beside pool haa
best service and friendly staff and good price.
Incredibly friendly and helpful staff Drink upon arrival (nice touch) Amazing pool
This is a wonderful hotel and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Although it is slightly out of town, the fleet of tuk tuk drivers brought us in and out whenever we wanted. We had our own designated driver, Mr. Ay, who took us to all the ruins and was fantastic as he was so attentive. The large pool was blissful after a day of sightseeing. Highly recommend to stay here.
Try to get a room on lower floors as top floor a hike in very hot weather.
Staff were very welcoming when we arrived. They let us do early check in because we had tour booked. Very friendly and tried their best to help us. Rooms were clean and spacious
Air conditioning did not work. So they gave us a fan. We ate supper at their restaurant. Food was very tasted but it took over an hour for us to get our food. We booked massages and they were a joke. I would not recommend a massage there. No elevator so be prepared to do stairs
price, friendly/helpful staff, free evening tuk tuk to central Siem Reap
Location, not much in the area and central Siem Reap (Pub street) isn't easily walkable.
Staff was super friendly since we arrived! We got the room at 8AM and went straight to the pool (which is amazing!). Room was nice and big enough, huge windows. We got a little souvenir at check-out which was very nice. I would definitely recommend this hotel, you pay so little for that much you get! Free tuk tuk available in the afternoon!
Location is not the best but for 2$ you get to the city center. Breakfast was very nice but could be improved. There were few asian dishes that nobody ate however only one croissant per person. Cocktails at the restaurant were quite bad.
The staff inside the hotel were very good. The pool is very clean and absolutely fantastic. They give you a nice scarf when you check out.
I didn't have the greatest experience with the Tuk Tuk drivers. I was not told the Tuk Tuk to downtown is free at night and one Tuk tuk driver had me pay. When I learned it was free I told reception and they got my money back. But when I was taken to the airport by another Tuk Tuk, they dropped me at the gate and I had to walk the rest of the way to the doors with my luggage. I didn't appreciate that. I felt it was retribution for complaining about the other driver. So, remember that the Tuk Tuk at night to pub street and the night market is free.
good staff, very helpful.
Staff were wonderful - from the greeting with cold water and fruit, to the turndown service at night with a bedtime story and candies. they were eager to serve - happily booked bus tickets and had us picked up. The site was immaculate, including the pool which is always a telltale indication. As others mentioned, we often called by the pool after the day of touring. Beautiful building architecturally - with sweeping staircase and dark woodwork. Tuk tuk drivers always available.
While we liked not being in the centre of town it is quite a dusty tuk tuk ride into town or to the temples. It is not easy to walk from the hotel to other venues. Got our tuk tuk driver to stop. Once on site it is a 'glorious' oasis.
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She received a bachelor's degree at the University of Maryland and a master's degree at American University.
She was born in Goldsboro, North Carolina and raised in Washington, DC by parents who told her…"the only time you look down at someone is when you are reaching down to pick them up."
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We rented the lake house while we returned to the Berkshires for our niece's wedding. The house is very well cared for and Mike was super accommodating. We had plenty of room as we traveled with our son and daughter-in-law and two grandchildren. The bathrooms are new and spacious, the kitchen well-stocked and easily accessible. The great room and dining room are open and inviting. We had a cookout with our Berkshire family in the backyard one evening and thoroughly enjoyed that fire pit and comfortable Adirondack chairs! The weather was a bit cool for swimming for us transplanted southerners, but we enjoyed the kayaks and canoe - and fishing right from the dock. Our granddaughter caught and cooked her first fish! Very relaxing time!
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We were so excited to stay in this beautiful home over Labor Day weekend. It rained everyday but we had the most fabulous trip. The house is amazing! Looks and feels brand new. Beautifully decorated and very comfortable living space! Lots of room. Loved all the big windows - the view was beautiful. The morning view over the lake was spectacular! Relaxed in the hot tub after a long hikes in the woods. Great hiking close by (beautiful waterfalls - Bish Bash Falls)! Had board games that our 7 year old loved playing! Can't wait to go back and stay again soon!
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Quasi-Celtic-Norse-medieval fantasy is easy to find: walk into a bookstore, stick your hand toward a shelf, and you've got pretty good odds of hitting a work of generic Eurofantasy. The purpose of this list is to collect in one place the other stuff, the books that take place in other parts of the world, or invent worlds that look like something other than pre-Renaissance northwestern Europe.
Not all of the books on this list are necessarily good; not all of them are accurate, either. (Two different concepts.) My aim here is to provide a comprehensive resource, a foundation for more critical work. If you want to know whether a given title is worth reading, I recommend searching for reviews online.
Please also note that this list is primarily composed of works originally composed in English. If you happen to know that something in here was translated from another language, please let me know, and I'll annotate the entry with that information.
This list is a work in progress, and I welcome suggestions for additional books (or corrections for the ones listed here). More detail on what I'm looking for -- and the semi-logic behind my groupings -- may be found at the bottom of this page.
My criteria for building this list are admittedly fuzzy. I want books that draw substantially on a particular culture for their subject matter or setting; what I mean by "substantial" is highly subjective. I'm personally interested mostly in fantasy, but there's some SF in here, and I will certainly add more if anybody can point me in the right direction.
This list consists of novels and the very occasional single-author short story collection. My reason for not listing short stories individually is partly that my task would quickly become overwhelming; there's also the consideration that short stories are often much harder for a reader to track down than novels are.
The categories I'm leaving out are Celtic fantasy, Norse fantasy, and fantasy based on England prior to the Tudor period. Thanks to our good friend J. R. R. Tolkien, these are the three settings most commonly seen in the genre, but in a simplified, flavorless form brought on by too many writers copying other writers copying other writers copying Tolkien. I may someday go looking for fantasy with those settings where the author appears to have done some actual research, but that'll have to be a separate list, since I'll want to read everything I put on it and make judgement calls on how solid I think it is.
As for the categories I do have, there's a certain blurriness to them, too, based on how many books there are of a certain type, and how much different sub-categories blend together. I've lumped the entirety of Africa together, for example, because at present there aren't enough novels in that list to make up substantial sub-categories. I've also lumped the Aegean region (which includes Greece, Crete, and because I feel like it, Atlantis -- but not Troy, which got big enough to have its own category). I split England by time because there's a whole subset of Elizabethan fantasy, and likewise ended up splitting Rome from later periods of Italy. Spain's got the secondary header of Moorish because it's pretty tough to separate those two; same for the Near East, Middle East, and Crusades (but Sumer's off on its own). Like Sumer, the Caribbean gets its own category, even though it's obviously heavily linked to African material. If you think I've put something in the wrong category, feel free to let me know, but on the whole, I hope this is enough to steer readers in appropriate directions.


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Sonja Cadarette, Ashley Houston Power Softball Past Webber International, 5-0 & 5-2
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BABSON PARK, Fla. - Jacksonville University junior Sonja Cadarette (Jacksonville/Sandalwood) hit a bases-clearing double in the fifth inning of game one against Webber International to lead the Dolphins to 5-0 victory, while freshman Ashley Houston (Glen St. Mary, Fla.) had her own bases-clearing double in the fifth of game two en route to a 5-2 win as JU (21-27) swept the Warriors in non-conference action Tuesday afternoon from the WIU Softball Field.
JU avenged its loss to Webber in its inaugural game at the JU Softball Complex back in January, pounding out 19 hits in its doubleheader Tuesday with the Warriors. Cadarette finished with four hits, three RBI and two runs scored, while Houston had two hits, four RBI and scored a run.
In game one, JU broke open a scoreless game in the fifth inning as freshman Janine Palumbo (Palm Harbor, Fla.) reached on an error from rightfielder Kassandra Hilson and pitcher Bridget Starry (San Diego, Calif.) and freshman Jill Bandhauer (Crystal River, Fla.) followed with back-to-back singles to load the bases. Cadarette stepped up and hit a line-drive double to left center to plate Palumbo, Starry and Bandhauer to make it 3-0. Leftfielder Melissa Coburn (Crystal River, Fla.) followed with another double to left center to make it 4-0 and Houston had a single to right field to score Coburn to give JU a 5-0 advantage.
Starry (11-10) scattered six hits over 7.0 innings and struck out four, while not issuing a walk, to earn her third shutout of the season. Shortstop Dianna Korcak (Clearwater, Fla.) finished 3-for-4 and Cadarette also went 3-for-4 with three RBI, while Coburn finished 1-for-2 with an RBI and first baseman Ronda Campo (Kirkland, Wash.) finished with a pair of singles.
Freshman Katie Dobson (Clearwater, Fla.) struck out 10 batters for the third time in her last four games as the Dolphins cruised to a 5-2 victory in the nightcap. JU once again broke a scoreless tie in the fifth inning as Cadarette, junior Monica McGee (Starke, Fla.) and Campo all singled to load the bases. Houston cleared the bases and gave the Dolphins a 3-0 lead with one swing of the bat, lining a double to right center. A fielding error by shortstop Marin Lazaris allowed Houston to score and Starry drove home the Dolphins' fifth run with a fielder's choice.
Dobson (8-17) opened the game with four-straight strikeouts and twice struck out the side, giving up just two earned runs, to earn the win. Houston finished 1-for-3 with three RBI, while Korcak, Palumbo, Cadarette, Coburn, McGee and Campo each added a hit.
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An echocardiogram is the most useful test for confirming that you have mitral valve prolapse. It is also useful to rule out MVP. Echocardiograms require careful review by an experienced doctor, because MVP is difficult to detect with this test. Some people who have MVP will have a normal echocardiogram.
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Covers bankruptcy, family law, and landlord-tenant law. By the Law Offices of James V. Sansone.
Covers condominium law in Ontario, Canada. By Aird & Berlis LLP.