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We're having B/G twins! We love love love the names Rowyn and Jaxson. We already have a baby boy named Emery Jace, 4. Middle name suggestions please. Thanks Brianna, Drew, Emery and the twins.
As much as I want my son or daughter to have a name that will keep him or her from being one of 3 or 4 in his/her class, I keep finding that the names I prefer are fairly common. So, instead of finding an uncommon name, I want to look at uncommon nns. I have a list of names I like and was hoping you could help me come up with nns to go with the names. They can be traditional nns that are barely used now or nns that you come up with yourselves. The nns could be based upon the spelling, the meaning, anything and everything no matter how obscure. Thanks so much!
I need mns for g/b/g triplets. The fns are Avalon, Tanner, and Brenna. WDYT of thier names? Plese be honest, but not rude. I need help choosing their mns. Thank you all so very much!
Please tell me what comes to mind with each of these names (nice, tacky, cute overused, old fashioned, etc.) We don't know what we are having and these are final boy and girl names. Boys: Ethan, Elliot, Isaiah, Daniel Girls: Alana, Lydia, Claire, Morgan. Thanks
I picked our 3 year old daughters fn (Natalie) and hubby picked her mn (Roma.) This time he picked the first name (either Genesis or Eden) and I am picking a mn, but I'm stuck. Please suggest some great mn's for both names. I'm thinking maybe Ivy, because she's due around XMas, but IDK.
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Hi everyone, thank you for your help on my previous polls. I have decided i like Chloe and Jack, fn Jackson!! I think it is adorable. :) I still love Callie and Jake though. So what do you mommas out there do about the names that you just can\'t seem to let go?
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Castles in the Air
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READING Mary Hagey's thoroughly enjoyable debut collection of short stories is much like having a long conversation with a good friend over coffee, delving into and sharing the ups and downs of life and the problems we all grapple with daily.
Now based in Ottawa, Hagey grew up in southern Ontario but spent much of her life in Montreal where many of these stories take place.
Most of the main characters in this collection of 11 stories (published by the Winnipeg literary house Signature Editions) are women. They are women we can relate to, who seem real, familiar and above all human.
Hagey's characters also have depth, and it is in the slow unfolding of conversation that the nuances of her characters are revealed in all their rich complexity.
Many are struggling and must work their way through difficulties such as cancer, troubled marriages, unfaithful spouses, losses or secrets involving children long ago given up for adoption.
Often a truth emerges or a secret is unearthed that forces the protagonist to have to come to terms with it. Usually it is the connections the characters forge, the moments of sharing with others that leads them from despair. Sometimes it is the realization that they must, in the end, care for themselves that saves the day.
In Modern Women, a lonely elderly widow connects with a much younger woman after struggling to climb three flights of stairs to deliver a letter mistakenly sent to her apartment.
Her kindness results in an invitation to tea, and soon the young girl unexpectedly and tearfully confides in the woman that she is thinking of leaving her boyfriend. The older woman is reminded of her own youth, when she was forced to give up a child she'd had at the age of 17.
Nothing momentous happens here, but in the conversation, connections are made between two people who once were strangers, and problems and buried secrets surface demanding to be reckoned with.
In A Simple Request, Karen travels to Halifax to meet up with her fastidious and finicky Aunt Pru hoping to convince her to return to Toronto with her to visit with Karen's mother, who has cancer and is dying.
But Pru hasn't spoken to Lily in over a year and also suffers from phobias about travelling. She refuses to go. The unusual and unexpected ending to the story results in Karen realizing that although she is disappointed in her aunt she has indisputable bonds with her and cares about her still.
Tooth and Nail is perhaps the most entertaining and suspenseful of the stories. It revolves around 46-year-old Claire, a caregiver and travel companion to Albert, who is wealthy, elderly and a bit of a womanizer. While in Florida, at the beach, they literally bump into her married dentist, an odd, sinister sort of fellow. He is walking hand in hand with his dental assistant.
The events that unfold once Claire returns to her home in Montreal and pays a visit to her dentist will have readers thinking twice before subjecting themselves to serious root canal work.
Castles in the Air, the title story, explores the relationship between Phil, a timid daydreamer who has lost his job, and his relentlessly critical, money-hungry wife. When his mother's new boyfriend appears on the scene, the entire family is uprooted from its normal way of life. Unlike the other stories this one seems unresolved and less than clear in the end.
Hagey writes in a clear, almost familiar, conversational manner that draws the reader easily into engaging tales that are ultimately well worth the read.
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Historical Traveler Reviews London Hilton on Park Lane
What's in a Name
We were going up to London to catch a show and to buy our wedding rings so "A Night at the London Hilton" just seemed the right thing to do.
It was all about the name really, just coming out of a theatre, jumping in a London Black Cab and asking to go back to "The London Hilton" was what it was all about.
The hotel itself was excellent, let down only by the "Standard Double Room", its slightly noisy and very large and ugly Air Conditioning unit, and a pet hate of ours, the twin beds pushed together thing that seems to be becoming more and more common in hotels these days. Other than thhis, the room was fine (warm dry, comfy - slept like a log)
Of special note: We wanted to go to the "Windows" restaurant on the top floor of the hotel, it looked georgeous, but there was the inevitable wait for a table as we had not booked. So, whilst waiting we decided to go down to "Trader Vics" in the basement. What with all the cocktails, the atmosphere and the the great bar menu - We never made it back upstairs!
Breakfast in the room the next morning was fantastic (luckilly we had already filled in the required card before going out the previous evening).
Service throughout was exemplary.
It was always going to be an expensive night (e.g. Parking fee for 24hours in the underground car park was, if I remember correctly, �30) but it was a memory that will last a lifetime. Excellent! Go on do it, it's worth it just the once.
Rude Manager
My partner and I were very disappointed in the level of service offered at this Hilton hotel. In particular, the service by the restaurant manger in Trader Vics. We expected the Hilton to be one of the best hotels in London, but left with the impression that this chain of hotels has lost it's sparkle. We would definitely not consider a Hilton hotel when booking accomodation in the future and my partner and I travel a lot.
The restaurant manager was rude, unhelpful and very unprofessional when I asked him to get me a plaster as I had cut two of my fingers on some broken glass and they were bleeding quite badly. Two business men from Dubai offered to pay our restaurant bill as they too felt the manager had acted totally unprofessionally. Although we appreicated their offer, we didn't accept it as it was the Hilton's responsibilty to look after it's customers, and eventually (after a lot of complaining) I received two plasters!!!!!
I did think of taking this matter further, but felt that it wasn't worth it in the end. Basically, I felt complaining further would not achieve anything and my concerns would fall on deaf ears. Basically, I have lost faith in Hilton hotels and their level of customer service. The best thing to do, in my opinion, is write an honest review and learn from experience- avoid this hotel if you want to be treated well.
I was very upset by the way we were treated, but I have taken comfort in reading other reviews on this site. It seems that we were not alone in being treated badly and although this is unacceptable, at least these reviews can help other people make up their minds about booking a hotel based on reader's reviews.
Finally, I would like to recommend some hotels in London which have been very good. The first one is 5 stars called the Athenaeum Hotel and also the Sofitel chain of hotels are excellent. We have just come back from New York and stayed with Sofitel and they were so professional. friendly and made our stay a very happy one. We will definitely be booking with one of these hotels on our next trip to london.
Great View but stuffy and over-priced
Stayed on business.
The "discounted" room rate was high at �150 b&b. The rack rate was astronomical. Rooms were a bit old fashioned but comfortable.
Great views of London and good conference catering. Breakfast was excellent. Lift service could be slow at peak times.
Bar prices were comical with drinks costing around �5 -�7. Restaurant prices were extortionate. Not a very friendly atmosphere. Very helpful doorman from Abergavenny!
Wouldn't spend my own money here!
Good...and bad...
Having just come from statying in Paris for 4 nights, where the rooms are very tiny and the hotels only had a front desk and small lobby area, this place seemed like a dream - spacious and clean, and our room was a good size with a large bathroom and a good view...we were pleased to find out our dinner was included for our first night, but the food ended up being terrible and none of the wait staff spoke very good english...the 2nd day we were there, we arrived back at 6:00pm in the evening to find the power on our floor, and the 10 floors above us, was completely out....we sat in the dark for half and hour before we tried to get to the lobby via the fire staircase - but it was pitch black, there were no emergency lights...finally, after over 2 hours had passed (and no one had bothered to notify us what was going on, and they were not answering the front desk phone) we ventured out and found a back way through the kitchen to the lobby....when asked what was going on, they had no real answer for us. My husband had to rant and rave and spoke to several managers before we were offered another room. The new room ended up being much nicer than the other, but it was a hassle to move all of our things there - we were never offered any help.
All in all, it is a nice place, with a great location across from Hyde park, but the staff was not especially helpful, nor did many of them speak good english! Nice place, poor service, and terrible food.
Never Again.........
Where can I start? This hotel was dreadful and I didn't even pay for the room! I had travelled a lot on business and accumulated Hilton loyalty points which meant I could have a free stay in the London Hilton.
My husband and I went there for a weekend and had our worst hotel experience ever. We were given a room on the 18th floor which was tiny, poorly decorated and furnished and boiling hot because it was the middle of summer and the air conditioning was off. I know that London hotels (and all city hotels) aren't known for their spacious rooms but this was ridiculous. We turned the air con up high and went off out for the day, returning around 11pm to find that the room was like an oven. It was obvious that the air conditioning wasn't working so we rang down to reception who said they'd send someone up, then when no-one came within half an hour and we were sweltering hot we rang down again.
Eventually around midnight they sent someone up who didn't even attempt to fix the air conditioning, he actually unscrewed the windows to let some air in! We couldn't believe what we were seeing. We decided just to go with it and tried to get to sleep but the traffic noise was awful, even from 18 floors up.
We rang down to reception again to tell them we were still sweltering and that the problem hadn't been fixed and THEY HUNG UP ON US!!! When we tried to ring back they had DISCONNECTED OUR HOTEL PHONE! Undeterred, we rang from our mobile phone and THEY HUNG UP ON US AGAIN!!!!!
At 2.30am we went down to the lobby and shouted loudly at the duty manager who eventually (and very reluctantly) moved us to an upgraded room (with the air conditioning working) at 3.30am.
All in all we had a terrible experience with this hotel and I would never ever go back again or recommend anyone else too either (although our upgraded room was actually rather nice).
I felt so ashamed that in the UK we have hotels with this level of service, goodness knows what kind of impression overseas travellers would have of our country.
Room quality varies dramatically
Things started off pretty poorly. After a long flight and no sleep, we were sent off to two of the tiniest and shabbiest rooms I think I've ever been offered. Dirty and torn curtains, pilled and stained bed coverings, a big chunk knocked out of the wall in the entry. Peeling paint in the hallway. What's more, they did not connect, even though the desk clerk had assured us that they did.
When we called down to complain, we were told that no connecting rooms would be available until the next day. When we complained about the poor condition of the floor (the 10th floor) and rooms, and inquired whether there was at least something less dreary and beat up, we were told we might be able to get rooms on another floor if one of the occupants checked out. We asked to see the room or something like it and were told that we could not. Well, how were we to decide?
We should have known something was up when the desk clerk expressed surprise at the length of our stay (9 nights).
So, we called our travel agent's office in London, looking to either improve our lot at the Hilton or get us rooms elsewhere. They got on the phone to the hotel and the log jam broke. We were shown two different types of rooms, a more modern and bright decor on the 16th floor (although I noted that the carpet was pulled up in one corner) and a more traditional set of slightly larger, much less thrashed-looking rooms on the 20th floor. Both of these types of rooms were connecting. (Hmmm.)
Because the brighter 16th floor rooms were being held up by this over-staying guest, we just took the 20th floor rooms. They were dark, but clean and larger and not shabby like the 10th floor rooms had been.
This hotel is clearly in need of an overhaul. The location is terrific, but the rooms seem to vary from poor to merely acceptable. And if you don't get breakfast included, don't eat in the restaurant buffet! Insanely expensive for what you get.
On the plus side, we were sent a bowl of fruit and bottle of champagne for our trouble. And the concierge was very helpful with restaurant suggestions. We had a wonderful time in London, but will probably stay somewhere else when we return.
Forgets the basics
Great location near both Hyde and Green Park, however the beds were extremely uncomforatable. The matresses are literally only about 2 inches thick and the non-feather pillows were very hard. The rooms are also pretty tired as you will be after a few nights in this hotel. A much more comfortable room can be had at the Sheraton Park Tower.
Over priced and rude staff!!!
I stayed with my uncle and his friend the end of last year. I arrived on my own, and was poorly greeted. A doorman was standing there just looking at me, didn't bother assisting me. Had to ask him what to do with the car, which her then informed me of the hotel car park, which was way over priced. Oh, which I had to drive the car myself, something that you wouldn't expect from a london hotel, with such standard.
Having asked conciege information the same evening, quite late at night, I requested information on parking in london, with the use of single and double yellow lines. He was very kind and polite, gave me his information.
So the next day I complied with his information. The next day I moved the car from a garage to the hotel, found a traffic warden, who informed, me of completly different information! Went to conciege to find the "head conciege". Explained to him what HIS collegue infomed me and got the response, that he was probably a forigner and doesn't know much. well excuse me, but just cos I could speak perfect english, doesn't mean i'm english!
On check out, I wasn't asked if I enjoyed my stay, or if they were hoping to see me again, bu bill wasn't checked, just given to me, asnd said your bill is so much.
All in all dissapointed
Luxury Plus
What a pleasure it was returning each day to our room at this magnificent hotel. The quality of the view, the furnishings, the cleanliness, the attention to detail, the service, the food, were all excellent. Having access to the Executive Lounge certainly capped off a wonderful experience as it provided a welcoming oasis after a long day sightseeing. Enjoying breakfast in the top floor restaurant for a very reasonable (additional) fee was an experience worth every cent. We walked for most of our sightseeing excursions (strolling through Green Park in Spring just HAS to be experienced) but the hotel is also close to bus and tube stations that link to anywhere in London. This was a once-in-a-lifetime experience that we would be more than happy to revisit.
Tired and Overpriced
The room was tired and in need of refurbishment.The bed was uncomfortable and I only had one hard pillow.I thought I was doing time rather than staying in a luxurious hotel. No tea making facilities.Shower faulty. It was almost as bad as the Gatwick Hilton.
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We decided to go to Masters Super Fish for dinner as it's supposedly the best "locals" fish and chips. It is about an hour's walk away. We took the long route through Hyde Park and a few other various Royal Parks. Saw Buckingham Palace - the Queen is in today.
After navigating our way through the horrendous amount of tourists, our little …
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Kevin Phillips says we are paying for decades of bi-partisan deceit about inflation
It is Phillips contention that the under-measurement of inflation has put the country at great risk. To acknowledge the reality would send interest rates sharply higher. This would directly affect the continued viability of the massive build-up of debt, both public and private, that has fueled the economy over the last two decades. In addition, if the true state of inflation were acknowledged, the government would face huge increases in pension, retirement benefits and borrowing costs, overwhelming an already debt-burdened federal budget. Ultimately of course, the market will acknowledge the truth about inflation and interest rates will climb anyway. If government statistics remain distorted, institutional trust and credibility will be just two more victims of inflation.
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Since American policymakers have insisted on having both guns and butter, whether we can afford them or not, of course we have inflation--and since admitting the scope of it would undermine the appeal of such an approach, of course it is under reported. It is time to wake up and realize that we don't need to expend some 44 percent of the world's military budgets while out infrastructure, central cities, and educational systems crumble.
Rick Robins - 7/11/2008
Phillips is only stating what is obvious. The CPI is up 3% since the beginning of the year. No one who is paying the bills believes that.
Not only are inflation statistics bogus, one has to assume pretty much every statistic published by the US Government is misleading given the evidence piled up observing this current administration. Perhaps the most egregious is unemployment. Once someone is no longer receiving unemployment compensation, from what I can tell they are no longer counted as unemployed.
Much of the blame lies with a media that no longer values the truth or pursues it.
The ultimate cost is, as Phillips suggests, that the decisions made by individuals, the public and private sector are inherently flawed and we will all pay the price.
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This is not about turf athletic fields. That is only 12 percent of the proposed referendum. This is about safety, upgrading, improving and modernizing our aging district high school buildings and facilities that are 50, 60, 80 years old.
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The Sewanhaka Central High School District Board of Education will hold a bond referendum vote on Dec.4. This referendum would allow the district to issue debt to bring the district's high schools' infrastructure into the 21st century.
The district's excellent financial position will allow borrowing at favorable interest rates, and approximately 40 percent of the debt will be covered and reimbursed by State aid. This will allow the district to proactively plan and schedule urgent, long-needed, and long-lasting capital improvements and upgrades, which will avoid inefficient stop-gap and short-term emergency repairs, for which the district would receive no state aid.
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Hotel is placed well (5 mins walk to Ben Jehuda street, 20 mins walk to Jaffa Gate, 20 mins walk to Cetral bus station), staff is very kind and helpful. Breakfast on sabat was quite poor, on the other days was good/very good.
Windows do not seal very well, which makes outside noises quite hearable and cold coming inside. On the other hand, the street is quite silent and in room heating/AC works properly, so it is not a big deal. As I understand, praxis of the hotel is to write down number of guest's credit card and the security code :-(. It maks one feel very uncomfortable.
All the staff were very, very helpful. Quiet street. Lots of good eating places around. The weekly arts and craft market was just up the lane and worth a look. Couple of busy cafes up the lane were open on Shabbat for real coffee and fresh food...naughty, but nice!
Breakfast was okay, but lacked service, such as fresh omelettes or pancakes made for you. No parking outside the hotel and difficult to find. You need good directions.
Some people complain about lower ranked hotels because they expect 4/5 star luxury but don't want to pay for it. The Montefiore is very centrally located for shops and amenties. The breakfast was decent with a reasonable choice. Wifi worked, room clean and beds comfortable. Recommended.
Just about everything. The staff makes you feel satisfied and significant. For the price is fantastic.
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We arrived early and were offered access to our room and we had an evening flight and were offered to keep our room until 8pm- both very helpful
Good location for my needs. Decent breakfast. Good wifi in the lobby, spotty in the room.
Hallway noise very evident in room. Door did not close well and was loosely secured by chain. Held luggage before check-in was not well secured. Room overdue for renovation.
The attention and friendliness of the staff.
Lack of a bar and relaxation facilities.
The room was wonderfoul and the staff was so kind. Very clean and the position is fantastic. .
The only thing is that you must to double check that the rooms you reserved are those in the pictures
Location. Breakfast choices
A/C in room did not work. Front desk person came to try to adjust. Finally switched rooms. Quality of A/C was still fair.
Well located on a nice quiet street and very close to the centre of town.
Room was very dark.
Location Breakfasts were yummy
Good location, nice neighborhood, quiet (pedestrian) street, good deal for a city stay
Small rooms, moderate breakfast
Loved everything. Room on 7th floor was gorgeous.
SHABAT!! LOL Everything is closed. :(
Overcharge for the local phone calls
I loved everything.
Good breakfast , room was bright and fairly large, very good location, helpful staff .
I paid 125 USD per night, and they didnt even offer shampoo satchets . Wifi was a night mare.
location excellent, breakfast very good, comfortable lobby, helpful staff booking sherut to airport
very intermittent wi-fi, quite expensive
Location was both sweet and perfect. Walking distance to main attractions and if not public transportation available right around the corner.
Breakfast was quite poor.
Great location. Friendly staff. Good breakfast.
Located on a lovely quiet street in the center of Jerusalem
I do not recommend staying here. The receptionists have the attitudes of disgruntled union workers, or keep you waiting 20 min while they are on a cigarette break. The rooms (we stayed in 2 and saw another 2) needed some serious cleaning. Even the suite (where we were upgraded to) smelled like cigarette smoke, and had used coffee cups left in the room. Just a few steps up the hill there are wonderful cafés, which was a godsend because the breakfast was inedible.
Everything.I stay there regularly.
Nothing..Great place to stay
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First front desk girl was excellent. Breakfast was very good.
Hair dryer was broken. Had to finally go down for towels after waiting 40 minutes. Coffee pot had no outlet. A/c had issues
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