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Premier League: Transfers, predictions and key information – your essential guide to the new season
Jack Pitt-Brooke and James Mariner run through all 20 clubs
Monday 01 September 2014
Hopes are high for all as a new Premier League season gets under way; but where are those hopes most likely to be fulfilled and where will they turn to despair?
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There is no shame in fourth place but Arsenal fans must be hoping things will finally be different this year. Have the FA Cup and Community Shield finally taught this team how to win? Will Alexis Sanchez make more of a sustained impact than Mesut Özil, and will they bring the best out of each other? Or will the deep problems of last season – predictable football, fragility against the best – continue, with the extension of Arsène Wenger's tenure?
Manager Arsène Wenger (Oct 1996).
Transfers in A Sanchez (Barcelona, £30m), C Chambers (Southampton, £16m), M Debuchy (Newcastle, £12m), D Ospina (Nice, £3m), D Welbeck (Manchester United, £17m).
Transfers out T Vermaelen (Barcelona, £15m), B Sagna (Man City, free), L Fabianski (Swansea, free), N Bendtner (Wolfsburg, free), Park C-y(released), C Jenkinson (West Ham, loan), B Afobi (MK Dons, loan).
Prediction Fourth.
Aston Villa
Villa have been moving in the wrong direction for years and Randy Lerner's attempts to sell the club show he knows it. They nearly went down in both of Paul Lambert's seasons so far, and their signings do nothing to suggest this season will be different. Lambert's attempts to manage by ethos alone have gone full circle, with Alan Hutton and Darren Bent back in the squad. Christian Benteke and Andreas Weimann might save them, but not for long.
Manager Paul Lambert (June 2012).
Transfers in A Cissokho (Valencia, £2m), K Richardson (Fulham, undisclosed), P Senderos (Fulham, free), J Cole (W Ham, free).
Transfers out M Albrighton (Leicester, free), N Delfouneso (Blackpool, free), Y Sylla (Kayseri, loan), A Luna (Verona, loan), A Tonev (Celtic, loan).
Prediction 17th. Paul Lambert
If Burnley were to exceed their achievement of 2009-10, and stay in the Premier League, it would be a feat even more remarkable than Sean Dyche getting them there in the first place. They had the perfect chemistry for the Championship but bad early defeats to Chelsea or Manchester United could shatter their balance for Premier League life. They have good strikers in Sam Vokes and Danny Ings but the early focus must be on organisation and resistance.
Manager Sean Dyche (Oct 2012).
Transfers in : M Kightly (Stoke, undisclosed), S Reid (West Brom, free), M Sordell (Bolton, undisclosed), M Gilks (Blackpool, free), M Taylor (West Ham, free), L Jutkiewicz (Middlesbrough, £1.5m), S Ward (Wolves, undisclosed), G Boyd (Hull, undisclosed)
Transfers out J Stanislas (Bournemouth, free), D Edgar (Birmingham, free), C Baird (West Brom, free).
Prediction 20th (relegated). Sean Dyche
Before Liverpool's dramatic collapse last spring there was Chelsea's own surrender of the title. Jose Mourinho should have won the league, and would have were it not for his team's inability to unpick parked-bus opponents in March and April. Rather than waiting and hoping, Chelsea have tackled the problem by buying two established stars, Diego Costa and Cesc Fabregas. If they perform as well as they can, it is hard to see Chelsea failing to win the title.
Manager Jose Mourinho (June 2013).
Transfers in D Costa (Atletico, £32m), C Fabregas (Barcelona, £30m), F Luis (Atletico, £15.8 m), D Drogba (Galatasaray, free) L Remy (QPR, £10.5m).
Transfers out D Luiz (PSG, £50m), R Lukaku (Everton, £28m), D Ba (Besiktas, £8m), A Cole (Roma, £1.5m), F Lampard (New York City, free), R Bertrand (Southampton, loan), C Atsu (Everton, loan), S Eto'o, Hilario, M Schwarzer (all released), M V Ginkel (AC Milan, loan), F Torres (AC Milan, loan).
Prediction First. Cesc Fabregas
Crystal Palace
The glow from last year's great escape has long gone, as Steve Parish and Tony Pulis's disagreements over summer spending have poisoned the off-season. Palace now find themselves without a manager, without much reinforcement and desperately trying to prepare a team that was, before Pulis arrived last season, simply not ready for the Premier League. Parish and Iain Moody have two weeks to move fast or they may not be here for much longer.
Manager Keith Millen (caretaker, August 2014).
Transfers in C Kettings (Blackpool, free), F Campbell (Cardiff, £900,000), B Hangeland (Fulham, free), W Zaha (Manchester United, loan), M Kelly (Liverpool, undisclosed), , J McArthur (Wigan, £7m).
Transfers out J Campana (Sampdoria, undisclosed), D Moxey (Bolton, free) A Wilbraham (Bristol City, free), K Dikgacoi, D Gabbidon (both released), S Dobbie (Fleetwood, loan), J Parr (Ipswich, free), J Hunt (Nottingham Forest, loan).
Prediction 16th. Tony Pulis
Roberto Martinez's optimism is one of the most powerful forces in English football but even that is likely to run into the simple reality of short resources this year. Everton were enjoyable and exciting last year, finishing fifth, but all of their spending this summer – beyond the signing of Muhamed Besic – has been to retain players they already had. The Europa League will be a challenge, although Everton could win it; keeping pace with Arsenal, Liverpool and the rest will be even harder.
Manager Roberto Martinez (July 2013).
Transfers in R Lukaku (Chelsea, £28m), M Besic (Ferencvaros, £4m), G Barry (Man City, free), C Atsu (Chelsea, loan), S Eto'o (Chelsea, free)
Transfers out M Gueye (Millwall, free), A Vellios (Lierse, free), S Duffy (Blackburn, undisclosed).
Prediction Sixth. Romelu Lukaku
Hull City
Steve Bruce deserves to be the next England manager on the back of his work with Hull, and this year he has a Europa League campaign as a reward for last season's achievements. That campaign, unfortunately, will make Hull unlikely to qualify again but they have added well to the squad, with real quality in Tom Ince and Robert Snodgrass. If they replace Shane Long – for whom they got an excellent price – they can still aim for the top half.
Manager Steve Bruce (June 2012).
Transfers in R Snodgrass (Norwich City, £8m), J Livermore (Tottenham, £6m), A Robertson (Dundee United, £2.9m), H Maguire (Sheffield United, £2.5m), T Ince (Blackpool, free), H B Arfa (Newcastle, loan).
Transfers out S Long (Southampton, £12m), M Fryatt (Nottingham Forest, free), A Faye, R Koren (both released), M Oxley (Hibernian, loan), G Boyd (Burnley, undisclosed).
Prediction 10th. Steve Bruce
Leicester City
They won the Championship last year, showing impressive strength, resilience and athleticism, but it is not clear they have the quality to stay in the top flight. The £8m gamble on Leonardo Ulloa is surprising, and it is not difficult to see him and David Nugent struggling to make the required impact this season. Only through stacks of clean sheets will they be able to stay up. Much is therefore demanded of goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel.
Manager Nigel Pearson (Nov 2011).
Transfers in L Ulloa (Brighton, £7m), M Upson (Brighton, free), M Albrighton (Aston Villa, free), E Cambiasso (Inter Milan, free).
Transfers out L Dyer (Watford, free), N Danns (Bolton, free), Z Whitbread (Derby, free), S St Ledger (released), P Gallagher (Preston, loan).
Prediction 19th (relegated). Nigel Pearson
They were the story of last season, even with nothing to show for it, but it is hard to see Liverpool doing nearly as well this time. The psychological impact of their May collapse will trouble them, as will the departure of Luis Suarez. Add the challenge of European football every week, after their 43-game season last time, and Brendan Rodgers will have a weighty task to keep his team competitive.
Manager Brendan Rodgers (June 2012).
Transfers in A Lallana (Southampton, £25m), D Lovren (Southampton, £20m), L Markovic (Benfica, £20m), A Moreno (Seville, £12m), D Origi (Lille, £10m), E Can (Bayer Leverkusen, £8m), R Lambert (Southampton, £4m), J Manquillo (Atletico, loan) A Moreno (Seville, £16m), M Balotelli (AC Milan, £16m).
Transfers out L Suarez (Barcelona, £75m), P Reina (Bayern Munich, £2m), M Kelly (Crystal Palace, £1.5m), I Aspas (Seville, loan), A Wisdom (West Bromwich, loan), D Origi (Lille, loan).
Prediction Fifth. Adam Lallana
Manchester City
City are the best team in the country and yet their two titles in the last three years have relied on a dramatic late slip by an opponent. When their spine of Vincent Kompany, Yaya Touré, David Silva and Sergio Aguero are all fit, City are untouchable. But extended absences from any of those – especially Kompany, given the lack of alternatives – undermine the whole team and reveal fragility. Good luck with injuries is required to stay on top.
Manager Manuel Pellegrini (June 2013).
Transfers in E Mangala (Porto, £32m), Fernando (Porto, £12m), W Caballero (Malaga, £6m), B Zuculini (Racing Club, £3m), B Sagna (Arsenal, free), F Lampard (New York City, loan).
Transfers out J Rodwell (Sunderland, £10m), J Lescott (West Bromwich, free), C Pantilimon (Sunderland, free), G Barry (Everton, free).
Prediction Second. Vincent Kompany and Manuel Pellegrini
Manchester United
After the historical anomaly of last season, Manchester United again have a manager of suitable personality, talent and achievement. Louis van Gaal is certainly good enough to win the Premier League but it remains to be seen whether this squad – still short of experience in defence and pace in midfield – is. They will benefit, as Liverpool did last year, from not playing any European football, but even that may not be quite enough to restore them to previous heights.
Manager Louis van Gaal (July 2014).
Transfers in L Shaw (Southampton, £31m), A Herrera (Athletic Bilbao, £29m) M Rojo (Sporting Lisbon, £16m) A Di Maria (Real Madrid, £59.7m) R Falcao (Monaco, £9 loan).
Transfers out A Buttner (Dynamo Moscow, £5.6m), P Evra (Juventus, £2.5m), Bebe (Benfica, £2.4m), R Ferdinand (QPR, free), N Vidic (Internazionale, free), F Macheda (Cardiff, free), R Giggs (retired), A Henriquez (Dynamo Zagreb, loan), J Hernandez (Real Madrid, loan), S Kagawa (Borussia Dortmund, undisclosed).
Prediction Third. Louis van Gaal
Newcastle United
On the surface, no one is better equipped than Newcastle to pierce the top seven. After their 10th place finish last year they have improved with the summer additions of Rémy Cabella and Siem de Jong. But last year was also a season of drift and discord, all ambition ending with the departure of Yohan Cabaye in January, and calls for Alan Pardew's dismissal by the end. Will that atmosphere have healed over the summer?
Manager Alan Pardew (Dec 2010).
Transfers in R Cabella (Montpellier, £12m), J Lascelles, K Darlow (both Nottm F, £7m), S de Jong (Ajax, £6m), E Rivière (Monaco, £6m), D Janmaat (Feyenoord, £5m), A Perez (Tenerife, £1.5m), J Colback (Sunderland, free), F Ferreyra (Shakhtar Donetsk, free).
Transfers out M Debuchy (Arsenal, £12m), Shola Ameobi (Gaziantep, free), D Gosling (Bournemouth, free), S Marveaux (Guingamp, loan), J Lascelles, K Darlow (both Nottm Forest, loan), H B Arfa (Hull, loan).
Prediction Eighth. Remy Cabella
Queens Park Rangers
Rangers' last spell in the Premier League was a two-year lesson in how not to do it, but there is more nous and stability at Loftus Road now, even after missing most expectations last season. They should be far more solid this year, and well balanced in a 3-5-2 system. The only problem is goals: they did not score enough last year and if Loïc Rémy leaves there will be even more pressure on Charlie Austin to come up with the goods. They may well need another signing to share the burden up front.
Manager Harry Redknapp (Nov 2012).
Transfers in S Caulker (Cardiff, £8m), J Mutch (Cardiff, £6m), R Ferdinand (Man Ute, free), M Isla (Juventus, loan), J Robinson (Liverpool, undisclosed), A McCarthy (Reading, undisclosed), J Mutch (Cardiff, undisclosed), L Fer (Norwich, undisclosed), E Vargas (Napoli, loan), Sandro (Tottenham, loan), N Kranjcar (Dynamo Kiev, loan).
Transfers out E Granero (Real Sociedad, £4.5m), Y Benayoun (Maccabi Haifa, undisclosed), A Hughes (Brighton, free), A Johnson, S Mbia, L Young (all released), D Simpson (Leicester, undisclosed), J Cesar (Benfica, free), L Remy (Chelsea, undisclosed)
Prediction 15th. Harry Redknapp
The turnover of staff at St Mary's was one of the stories of the summer, as Mauricio Pochettino left for Tottenham and was swiftly followed by five first-team players. Ronald Koeman has taken over and been trying to build a competitive team from not much of a base. It will be one of the harder managerial jobs of the season, and his career has been mixed so far. He will need two or three of his buys to impress quickly, which is far from guaranteed.
Manager Ronald Koeman (June 2014).
Transfers in S Long (Hull, £12m), D Tadic (Twente, £10.9m), F Forster (Celtic, £10m), G Pelle (Feyenoord, £8m), F Gardos (Steaua Bucharest. £6m), R Bertrand (Chelsea, loan), S Taïder (Inter, loan), T Alderweireld (Atletico Madrid, loan).
Transfers out L Shaw (Man Utd, £31m), A Lallana (Liverpool, £25m), D Lovren (Liverpool, £20m), C Chambers (Arsenal, £16m), R Lambert (Liverpool, £4m), B Sharp (Leeds, undisclosed), D Osvaldo (Inter, loan).
Prediction 13th. Ronald Koeman and Shane Long
Stoke City
An interesting project in changing a deeply rooted football culture could bear more fruit this year. Mark Hughes spent last year coaxing Stoke into playing attacking football, with some success, and they should continue their transformation. With Peter Odemwingie, Marko Arnautovic and one-time Barcelona golden boy Bojan Krkic, they have more pace and skill in the side than any Stoke team in years. They will score goals and win games, which is precisely what Hughes is hoping for.
Manager Mark Hughes (May 2013).
Transfers in Bojan (Barcelona, £3m), S Sidwell (Fulham, free), M B Diouf (Hannover, free), P Bardsley (Sunderland, free), D Teixeira (Dukla Bystrica, free).
Transfers out M Kightly (Burnley, undisclosed), M Etherington (released), J Ness (Crewe, loan).
Prediction Ninth. Bojan Krkic
After the great escape of last season – four wins in the last five, including Chelsea and Manchester United – Gus Poyet has momentum on his side as he hopes to lift Sunderland into mid-table. He might not have the quality, though, having failed to tie up a permanent deal for Fabio Borini. The signings have been promising – Jack Rodwell, Will Buckley and Patrick van Aanholt – but they may spend as much time looking down as up.
Manager Gus Poyet (Oct 2013).
Transfers in J Rodwell (Man City, £10m), W Buckley (Brighton, £2.5m), P van Aanholt (Chelsea, undisclosed), C Pantilimon (Man City, free), B Jones (W Brom, free), J Gomez (Wigan, free), S Vergini (Estudiantes, loan)
Transfers out I Scocco (Newell's, £800,000), J Colback (Newcastle, free), P Bardsley (Stoke, free), C Gardner (W Brom, free), K Westwood (Sheff Wed, free), C Cuellar, A Dossena (both released), D Vaughan (Nottm Forest, loan), E-H Ba (Bastia, loan).
Prediction 12th. Fabio Borini
Swansea City
Garry Monk stabilised the club well enough to earn the permanent job at the Liberty Stadium and is better equipped than anyone to produce the ambitious, successful football Swansea have shown in the top flight. Michu, Ben Davies and Michel Vorm have left this summer but Lukasz Fabianski and Bafetimbi Gomis have arrived and if they can keep Wilfried Bony they should have the goals to go with their passing football to stay at the respectable end of the division.
Manager Garry Monk (Feb 2014).
Transfers in G Sigurdsson (Tottenham, £10m), M Emnes (Swansea, £1.5m), J Montero (Morelia, £4m), B Gomis (Lyon, free), L Fabianski (Arsenal, free), G Gallifuoco (unattached), F Fernandez (Napoli, undisclosed).
Transfers out B Davies (Tottenham, £10m), M Vorm (Tottenham, £5m), A Pozuelo (Rayo Vallecano, undisclosed), Michu (Napoli, loan), L Lita (Barnsley, free), C Flores (Lekhwiya, free), D Ngog (released)
Prediction 11th. Garry Monk
Tottenham Hotspur
Spurs fans have been here before. Two summers ago they dispensed with a straight-talking English coach to hire a new foreign alternative with a clear "philosophy". Mauricio Pochettino is a better fit than Andre Villas-Boas was, with a better track record in the Premier League. Fourth might still be beyond him, though, with this post-Modric, post-Bale side. Spurs need inspiration and Pochettino will have to get the most out of Christian Eriksen and Erik Lamela to achieve his aim.
Manager Mauricio Pochettino (May 2014).
Transfers in B Davies (Swansea, £10m), M Vorm (Swansea, £5m), E Dier (Sporting Lisbon, £4m), D Yedlin (Seattle, £2.4m), F Fazio (Sevilla, undisclosed), B Stambouli (Montpellier, £5m).
Transfers out G Sigurdsson (Swansea, £10m), J Livermore (Hull, £6m), I Falque (Genoa, £4m), H Gomes (Watford, free), D Yedlin (Seattle, loan), Michael Dawson (Hull, undisclosed), Sandro (QPR, £10m).
Prediction Seventh. Mauricio Pochettino
West Bromwich Albion
West Bromwich came dangerously close to relegation last year and while they have improved their squad they have replaced Pepe Mel with the underwhelming appointment of Alan Irvine. In Joleon Lescott, Chris Baird and Craig Gardner there could just be enough experience to drag them through, but there is very little else to cling on to here, and the chances of anything approaching the top-half finishes of 2012 and 2013 are certainly slim.
Manager Alan Irvine (June 2014).
Transfers in B Ideye (D Moscow, £10m), S Pocognoli (Hannover, undisclosed), C Gamboa (Rosenborg, loan), J Lescott (Man City, free), C Gardner (Sunderland, free), C Baird (Burnley, free), A Wisdom (Liverpool, loan)
Transfers out G Throne (Derby, undisclosed), L Ridgewell (Portland, free), B Jones (Sunderland, free), S Reid (Burnley, free), N Anelka, Z Gera, D Lugano (all released).
Prediction 18th (relegated). Joleon Lescott
West Ham United
It is hard to see how this summer could have gone much worse at Upton Park. West Ham could have backed Sam Allardyce, or made a clean break with him in May, but in fact have done neither. Allardyce limps on in charge, undermined by David Sullivan's comments about style of play, Ravel Morrison and Andy Carroll. With Carroll out until November, West Ham will be struggling to create or score goals, unless Mauro Zarate beds in quickly.
Manager Sam Allardyce (June 2011). Andy Carroll
Transfers in: E Valencia (Pachuca, £12m), C Kouyate (Anderlecht, undisclosed), M Zarate (Velez Sarsfield, undisclosed), A Cresswell (Ipswich, £3.75m), D Poyet (Charlton, compensation fee), A Song (Barcelona, loan), C Jenkinson (Arsenal, loan), D Sakho (Metz, undisclosed), M Amalfitano (Montpellier, loan).
Transfers out: J Cole (Aston Villa, free), J Collison, A Diarra, G McCartney (all released), J Spence (MK Dons, free), M Taylor (Burnley, free)
Prediction 14th.
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Ruidoso, United States of America
107 Sierra Blanca Drive, Ruidoso, NM 88345, United States of America – Show map
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Tennis Court, Golf Course (within 2 miles), Skiing, Fitness Center, Massage, Hot Tub, Indoor Pool
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WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Free public parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
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Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort and Casino
Featuring free Wi-Fi in all guest rooms, this Ruidoso hotel is 5 miles from Inn of the Mountain Gods Casino. A full hot breakfast is served daily.
Score from 117 reviews Excellent
Just a 6 minute drive from the Rudioso Convention Center, this all non-smoking hotel offers an indoor heated pool and a hot tub. Free Wi-Fi and cable TV with extended channels is provided in each...
Score from 34 reviews Very good
Featuring a seasonal outdoor heated pool and a year round outdoor hot tub, this hotel is a 5-minute drive from Billy the Kid Casino. All rooms have free Wi-Fi. A hot breakfast buffet is served daily.
Score from 321 reviews Very good
Just 17 miles from Ski Apache, this hotel is 3 miles from of Inn of the Mountain Gods Casino and Ruidoso Downs Race Track. A continental breakfast with homemade muffins and free Wi-Fi is available.
Score from 119 reviews Excellent
The view from the room. We also liked that there was a chef who would cook up egg omelets!
We very much enjoyed our stay here. View from our balcony was beautiful and the jacuzzi tub in our bathroom was a bonus! Staff was very friendly and even though there was a mistake when checking in, Linda (I'm assuming the manager) did right by us and went above our expectations to make us happy. Will definitely be staying here again! Excellent place for families! :)
Golf and excellent breakfast!
The staff was semi-friendly, the bartender was the nicest employee there.
Our hotel room was disgusting, there were stains all over the floor, black marks all over the wall, the shower looked like it wasn't cleaned after the last people checked out, there were cigarette buds all over the balcony, the room stunk. Honestly not worth the $300 at all.
The beds could have been a little more comfortable.
Beautiful views! Beautiful hotel! Extremely friendly staff!!
the fireplace and jacuzzi
carpet was old and stained
Bed was comfortable. Free breakfast and cucumber water. Location.
Noise level of guests above us.
Staff service was good. Room was clean.
Room was small for price. Room view overlooked utility room roof. Weather was rainy and bikers and other patrons blocked entry. Had to carry luggage through the rain. need a larger covered drive through for people arriving and leaving.
Breakfast was super! Staff was so polite.
Think some upgrades need to done in rooms...such as carpet and more bathroom counterspace.
Had to leave!
The tv and balcony
The price
That staff were so nice and would do anything for you. And the breakfast was outstanding
Rooms were clean and comfortable
A buffet is fine, but for over $200 per night, you'd think there would be someone to pour you coffee at breakfast, or that you wouldn't have to eat out of styrofoam
Outside was wonderful loved the view
Room smelled of smoke
One of the female staff at check-in was fantastic. Breakfast was very good and there was lots of it. The heated sauna was really hot, but great.
One of the female staff at check-out was not friendly.
The back patio
The large lady who was the evening shift bartender was pushy and brusk. She demanded to see my son's I.D. (He is 21 and has a vertical, Texas I.D.) In a big voice for everyone at the bar and in the lobby to hear, she belows out, "We don't accept vertical I.D's!" "You can talk to the manager!" I said, but this is my kid, what if I order him a drink? "You can talk to the manager!" On the tip line of my bar tab, I entered "$0.00." That is how our stay started off and I was very unimpressed with your "resort" which is really just kind of an old run-of-the-mill, average hotel that is quite overpriced. We won't be back.
Loved the golf course and its convenience to the hotel. King suite we had was really super. Breakfast buffet was excellent, especially the omelets. The staff was very friendly and efficient.
Minor maintenance problems - our door wouldn't shut properly, the sliding closet door was off the track, and the water pressure was such that it would take an hour to fill the Jacuzzi tub. But consider these minor - overall the hotel is great.
The location was good, it was clean and comfortable.
One of the hostess, the older gal was so rude and seem annoyed and upset every time you talk to her. She was extremely rude when we checked out late because according to her they don't offer that option. But on your website you do, I tried to explain that to her but she didn't care, she kept mumbling stuff to herself with an angry face.
The staff is nice and it was pretty clean
Hotel never put in our confirmation and it was sold out, finally got a room but didn't need the stress, ice machines didn't work on both top floors and no signs were put up, maintenance was informed
I can't believe a Resort didn't have a restaurant !!
Iike the lodge how it was set up very nice and it set the mood really nice. The breakfast was good and the rooms were excellent. Bed was comfortable and the tube was nice.
I wouldn't say dislike but maybe improvement. The tubs should always have a bath Matt in it. My wife slipped and it could of been bad if I wasn't in there to catch her. The breakfast was good except maybe more of a variety (beacon) would be nice. Also the doors don't really seal off very good I could hear people making noises and conversations when I was walking down the hall.
Nice atmosphere
We were welcomed as friends and a repair that was needed to the telephone was fixed within minutes. Breakfast buffet was large and fresh. The pool and hot tub area were clean and well kept. The massage therapist was great. Myhusband appreciated the attractive walking/running track.
There is no restaurant at lunch or dinner.
The hotel is very beautiful, they fireplaces, the wrought iron work, the curb appeal, very nice and the food is nice
the hotel rooms need to be maintained and updated. The mattresses are very very hard, the rugs need to be changed, the illumination and the bathrooms need to be updated
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Joe Thornton and the rest of San Jose's first line take way to much heat. If I recall correctly, this is New Jerseys third straight year with a first round exit. I don't hear anyone really talking about that?
It's not like the "Burger Line" of Thornton, Marleau and Heatley wasn't putting in the effort. Watching each game in the series with Colorado, Marleau was beating opponents to the puck, Thornton was working the sideboards and throwing out chances to teammates, and Heatley was rifling pucks a million miles an hour.
Could it be that these players are not "underperforming in the playoffs," but rather the other team played really well against them?
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The sanctions against Russia that President Obama announced Thursday were far tougher than those previously taken in response to the invasion and annexation of Crimea. But they remained carefully calibrated: Mr. Obama aimed to inflict economic pain on Vladimir Putin and his inner circle of financiers and cronies, not on the Russian economy as a whole. Mr. Putin was not named, but his personal banker and bank were locked out of the U.S. financial system, as were key aides and several longtime friends who have become billionaires under his regime and who may handle some of his investments.
The U.S. strategy could have the advantage of punishing Mr. Putin while minimizing the collateral damage to the U.S., European and global economies that could come from a broader economic war. At the same time, Mr. Obama sought to deter further Russian aggression by granting authority for sanctions against Russian economic sectors, including the energy industry, and making clear that they would be imposed if other parts of Ukraine were attacked.
Mr. Obama should get credit for leading the Western response to Mr. Putin: Burdened by the need to establish consensus among 28 governments and with larger domestic equities at stake, the European Union has not been as aggressive in targeting the Putin circle. But the U.S. sanctions still fall far short of what is needed to inflict the "massive" damage to the Russian economy threatened by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, much less force a retreat from Crimea.
The test now will be whether Mr. Putin ceases what has been a steady escalation since Russian troops fanned out in Crimea nearly three weeks ago. On Thursday the outlook was not good: Moscow not only sanctioned several U.S. politicians and White House officials but it also imposed what U.S. officials said appeared to be a trade embargo with Ukraine. Mr. Obama expressed "grave concern" about Russian troop movements that could presage a move into southern and eastern Ukraine. Mr. Putin is still refusing to recognize the Ukrainian government in Kyiv and appears bent on bringing about its downfall.
The administration has declined to provide military aid to the Ukrainian army, irking some critics. But even with such assistance, Ukrainian forces would be unable to stop a Russian invasion; the economic tools at the West's disposal have more potential punch. Mr. Putin and his political elite appear drunk with euphoria over their successful seizure of Crimea and skeptical about the West's will to push back. If the latest sanctions do not quickly sober them up, Mr. Obama must not hesitate to expand the range of sanctions from Mr. Putin's inner circle to the pillars of the Russian economy.
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Be sure to let us know about any actually good deals. Of course, by the time we read about them here, they'll be sold out. But you'll post 'em twice anyway.
Be sure to let us know about any actually good deals. Of course, by the time we read about them here, they'll be sold out. But you'll post 'em twice anyway.
One of the most tedious things about posting to Slashdot is that cut and paste does not work.
It's only tedious if you care whether C&Ps come through accurately. I don't, so there's no problem here. I typically don't preview. I'm not fucking getting paid for this.
You sound like a moron.
You look like a coward.
Alignment isn't an issue - there's no alignment on a modern drive. Instead, at the factory, they write a set of servo tracks all over the platters which do the aligning for you - basically the head seeks to approximately the right position and starts reading, and the servo track tells it where it actually is, so feedback gets the head to the right track.
Sigh. Alignment is an issue, because each platter has its own alignment. That means that when you're reading/writing one platter, you're not aligned for the other platters. That's why you can't have multiple heads on one armature (which has multiple arms, all fixed together) and read/write multiple platters at once.
the bigger reason why two actuators didn't work is far simpler - think multiprocess programming. Both actuators could read or write data to the platters (of which there was one set) and if you screwed up the order of the accesses, you could easily write the wrong thing
You're being ridiculous. That's true no matter how many actuators you have — if you screw up, you write the wrong thing. Even if you only have one actuator, if you write the data to the wrong sectors, you're gonna have a bad time. But both actuators have the same job: write some data to someplace. The two don't have the job to write the same data. If the drive gets a command to write data to a sector to which it already has cached data waiting to write, then hopefully it just throws away the first command anyway. This is something we would hope any drive with queuing would do whether it has 1 actuator or a dozen.
think you do a read then a write of a sector - and the sector happens to be under the actuator doing the write
HDD sectors are either 512 bytes or 4kb. In the former case they are often smaller than filesystem blocks and there is no need to read them before writing. You just run right over them. In the latter case, they are typically the same size as filesystem blocks (we use bigger blocks on larger filesystems, and we use 4k blocks on multi-TB drives) and again, there is no need to read them before wrtiting. You only have to find them, which means waiting the seek and then for some fraction of the time it takes the spindle to go around once. Then you can write. This is true no matter how many armatures are reading/writing the same disk.
It would have been more interesting to have more of the responses from the scientists that work there rather than some droid in the marketing department.
I think that will have done them more damage here than good, by far. What's funny is that really nobody wants to hear a line of bullshit any more. Kawasaki just sent a clueless flack to be on Leno's Garage and show off their new bike and a good portion of the comments were about what a lame he was. That's at least half of what people will take away from the experience. Send someone who knows what they're talking about and can handle being on camera, or don't send anyone at all. Just send the bike and a brochure.
I'm not sure that's actually true. What would have to happen is that the production of chickens and eggs would have to become more distributed, and you would need more human labor. There's lots of places where the chickens can get free food, but they do need to range for that, so you're going to have to spend a lot more time and effort managing your chickens.
On the other hand, integrating chickens into more agricultural scenarios has the potential to improve them in a variety of ways. Chickens can be mixed in with most plants once they reach a certain size that makes them less appealing than the pests that they attract, and the weeds growing up around them. The chickens help with both of these problems. If we move to a more integrated food production model in which we do sensible things like compost our shit and put it back into the fields once it's become soil again, we'll want to move away from tilth and towards guilds anyway. Robotics is advancing on fruit-picking, and in the mean time, we have a lot of labor lying around to handle the substantial increase in labor currently demanded by such a change. We only don't do this now to maximize profits. We could pay people enough to pick vegetables, but then some of the vegetables which currently produce the most profit would fall by the wayside, and we can't disturb the status quo now, can we?
Ehhh, sounds good, we can use margin of error as an excuse then. I suppose it's just by margin of error that this company is too stupid to be able to figure out that not all birds are mistreated. And by margin of error, I'll not bother to do business with them.
Actually, you're both displaying ignorance, although yours is the more spectacular; it's a fact that the bread far outweighs the mayo, so caring about the carbs in the mayo is a jerkoff waste of time. Even a low-carb slice of bread will run you around 5g net carbs (carbs less fiber, which is indigestible.) The truth is that anything less than 1.0g can be reported as 0g by our nutritional guidelines, and otherwise the numbers are rounded. Therefore, something with 0.9g carbs is reported as having 0g carbs, while something with 1.1g carbs is reported as having 1g carbs.
As the person initiating the search, I decide what is relevant.
Only to the extent that the law allows.
The law already included a solution to the problem of misleading information in at least some EU countries; you can have the material taken down, because it is already illegal there. Hell, even some non-misleading material is illegal in some of those countries, those in which the truth is not an absolute defense against libel. A new law seeking to hide the illegal information is not the solution. It only really seeks to do two things: one, let people hide their misdeeds, and two, attempt to hide the extent of the failure of laws against stupid people saying stupid shit on the internet.
If you need to search for information about someone then by definition you are not fully aware of all the facts and cannot be in a position to make a fair judgement if you are presented only with partial, misleading information.
You are so right. That is precisely why I need to be provided with all of the search results, so that I can make up my own mind.
Finally, on a side note, I've never understood the argument that because some other animals do a thing it makes it morally acceptable.
No, you've got it twisted. I'll eat chickens because they would eat me. Unless I was starving, I wouldn't eat a llama, because they wouldn't. I'll eat octopi on the same basis even though they're intelligent, although I do prefer to eat stupid food.
Incorrect. If the court was saying to remove the page in question, then that would be forgetting things which are true.
However, the court action is directed at the association created by Google between a particular person and a page.
There is no functional difference; if you can't remember what you forgot, then you forgot it. The data might be out there someplace, but if you can't find it, then you can't make use of it.
No, it's about requiring search engines to stop returning irrelevant items about a person when asked for relevant items,
As the person initiating the search, I decide what is relevant.
Without this law, search engines could report results which are false and do harm with impunity.
No, no they couldn't, because you'd click on the links and you'd see the actual result. Search engines can only report what is there; they might report on it incorrectly, but you can always check up on them.
so even if it is a little healthier, (eg no cholesterol in your mayo) that is a start.
So, is mayo without cholesterol actually healthier? Since we now know that eating cholesterol has little effect on your cholesterol levels, this seems a specious claim.
And why eggs? Theyâ(TM)re not very sustainable,
Eggs are not inherently sustainable or unsustainable. They could be raising these chickens on some kind of bugs, maybe you could find some that will eat algae. Instead they're raising them on unsustainable feed crops. That is a problem. Many of our means of food production should change substantially if we hope for them to be sustainable. That's not an indictment against eggs, though.
theyâ(TM)re not especially safe
Well, unless you cook them. Pasteurizing counts.
Iâ(TM)m sorry, what are the nutritional benefits of mayonnaises made with eggs?
The same as the nutritional benefits of eggs themselves. They're made of a readily digestible protein.
I care about food a lot (you can tell if you've seen pictures of me) and the eggs in mayo are the absolute last of my worries. It's the oil, which is usually some GMO crap (which means it's been absolutely hosed down with chemicals) and then the oil is processed with hexane, not all of which is successfully removed from the final product. That's a way bigger concern than the eggs could ever be for anyone who is not allergic to them, and who has not invented a moral quandary over whether they should eat eggs like every other omnivore on the planet, including birds. You can bet your ass that if we laid eggs, chickens would eat them.
So you're going to launch satellites which can find every airliner in the sky with IR over the entire world? Just in case one disappears again?
Since we started launching satellites whose intent was to find military jets in the sky with IR over the entire world in the 1970s, I should think that it is not too much to ask that by 2014 we should have advanced the technology and built out the hardware to the point where we could in fact do that.
And note that underwing engines are probably going to make IR detection particularly hard as it will block a direct view of the exhaust.
No doubt. Perhaps there is a superior means which could be used today, although IR is still pretty good for this sort of job and the planes are still big IR sources. Our sensing and data processing technology have both advanced dramatically since then.
Send the request to be forgotten to the site that actually hosts the information. That way it will disappear in all search engines.
The law does not allow that. It would be censorship.
That's OK, censorship is alive and well in many countries. For example, those in which truth is not an absolute defense in libel cases. It should not matter what your intent is if you are only using facts unless you are deliberately using them to defraud, e.g. by careful omission of relevant information.
We can do nothing about people remembering things wrong. But we can do something about search engines creating false impressions.
This is not about that. This is about search engines creating accurate impressions. See, it was already illegal in many of these countries to say bad things about people, sometimes even when they were true. But now people in these countries have the right to ask people to forget about things about them which are true. In most cases they didn't need a new law in order to actually go after people spreading rumors about them on the internet, the original laws would suffice. What this does is actually protect them not from things they didn't do, but from things which they did.
The problem is, this information getting out is critical to society's advancement. Covering up people's actions makes them seem less commonplace without actually doing anything to curb the behavior. If the behavior is common and unacceptable for reasons of actual harm, then it must be uncovered so that something can be done about it. If the behavior is common and not harmful to others, then we benefit if it is uncovered and we learn more about it, so that we can learn (perhaps, someday) not to stigmatize it.
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DETROIT — Minnesota slugger Jim Thome become the eighth player to hit 600 home runs, connecting twice against the Detroit Tigers on Monday night.
The 40-year-old Thome hit a two-run homer in the sixth inning for No. 599, then added a three-run shot in the seventh. The milestone came on a 2-1 pitch from Daniel Schlereth.
Both homers were hit to the opposite field. When No. 600 cleared the fence in left, Thome raised his right fist as he went around first base, and the crowd in Detroit came to its feet to applaud him.
Thome became the second-fastest hitter to reach the milestone, hitting his 600th homer in at-bat No. 8,137. Babe Ruth needed only 6,921 at-bats.
His 65 home runs against Detroit are his most against any team.
The Tigers posted a congratulatory message on the scoreboard after Thome's homer, and the Twins came out to greet him at home plate.
Fighting injuries during a frustrating season in Minnesota, Thome hasn't received nearly the amount of national publicity that his predecessors who reached the milestone did. Even Derek Jeter's accomplishment of 3,000 hits earlier this season dwarfed the attention Thome has been getting for a chase that's far more rare.
Only seven hitters have hit more home runs than the bulky Thome: Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, Willie Mays, Ken Griffey Jr., Alex Rodriguez and Sammy Sosa. Rodriguez joined the 600-homer club last August.
It was perhaps fitting that Thome reached No. 600 in a matchup of AL Central rivals. He hit 334 home runs with Cleveland and 134 with the Chicago White Sox.
Thome is the oldest person to hit his 600th homer. Sosa previously held that mark at 38 years, 220 days. He reached the milestone in 2007.
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A police officer criticised for taking legal action against a petrol station owner after she tripped on a kerb answering a 999 call is also making a claim against her own force, it was reported today.
PC Kelly Jones is taking action against Norfolk Police in relation to a patrol car crash, the Daily Mail reported.
She is understood to have been a passenger in a patrol car which skidded off the road and ended up on its side during a high-speed pursuit of a suspicious vehicle near the village of Garboldisham on January 30, 2012.
The officer is already pursuing a claim against Steve Jones, the owner of Nuns' Bridges Filling Station in Thetford, Norfolk, for failing to ensure she was "reasonably safe" when she attended a suspected break-in last August, seven months after the crash.
Norfolk Police said it could not comment on individual cases.
A spokesman for Pattinson Brewer, the law firm representing her, confirmed she had suffered a knee injury in a road traffic collision while on duty and that "liability for that incident was admitted by Norfolk Police Constabulary".
Figures from the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW), which represents for rank and file officers, show that almost £70 million has been paid out in settlements in the last four years to injured officers.
Norfolk's Deputy Chief Constable, Simon Bailey said today that the vast majority of officers "would never consider making a compensation claim against a victim of crime".
In a statement issued this morning, he said: "We recognise and understand this particular case has generated a great deal of public concern and we ourselves have received a large amount of correspondence.
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Albany Tennis Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving it's members who share a common interest and passion for the sport of tennis.
While the majority of our membership is made up of families who benefit from the wholesome and healthful atmosphere, there are plenty of Adult and Junior individual members who enjoy the Club's outstanding facility.
Regardless of your age or ability, Albany Tennis Club offers something for everyone.
Club hours are 5:00AM to 10:30PM. The club is closed from 10:30PM to 5:00AM. Court lights automatically shut off at 11:00PM; They can be turned back on at 5:00AM.
Thanksgiving Family Tournament
Saturday, November 22nd, 3:00 - 6:00pm.
$10 per player. Win turkeys (frozen not live) and pies!
We are now live with Club Automation. Click the "Access Your Account" link on the left of
this page to access your account. With Club Automation members can:
i. Sign-up for classes
ii. Check statements
iii. Make payments with a credit card, or continue to pay with check/cash
iv. The developers of Club Automation are still working on making the court booking system on the site more user-friendly for our club, so we will continue to use Tennis Bookings to book court time and ball machine usage in the meantime.


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