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Rachel Uchitel and Tiger Woods: Ambien Fiends!by Free Britney at . Comments
As we reported yesterday, Rachel Uchitel joined the cast of Celebrity Rehab. Amazingly, her addiction is not having affairs with married celebrities, but drugs.
Of the prescription variety: Ambien to be precise.
That ring any bells? It should, considering that she did the drug with Tiger Woods, whose Ambien-fueled sex romps with his chief mistress are no secret.
He also dreamed of an Uchitel-Derek Jeter-David Boreanaz threesome during an Ambien-fueled dream at one point, but that's a story for another time.
In new email messages between Uchitel and Woods obtained by Radar Online, the golfer asked her for Ambien - and she worried about their addiction.
"Would it be possible for you to get us some more Ambien," Woods emailed her in November of last year, right before his cheating ways were exposed.
FORMER LOVERS: Of each other, and of Ambien.
Uchitel responded, "Ok, but we need to talk about this. I don't know how to deal with us possibly being addicted to prescription meds. What can I say to make you stop taking Ambien excessively? What can I do to prove that I'm worried?"
"I feel like taking pills is my only alternative!" Woods answered.
There is no indication that Tiger is or was addicted to Ambien, a sedative and hypnotic known to increase sexual pleasure immediately after it is taken.
Rachel Uchitel is another story.
Their affair came to a crashing halt when Tiger's Escalade crashed into a tree following his attempt to flee an enraged Elin Woods, but it doesn't look like the professional adulterer has slowed down in her Ambien consumption since.
She joined Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew this week. Celebrity Apprentice had been courting her as well, but the Donald is no longer interested.
I refuse to believe that he REALLY loved Elin. You can't do all that dirty shit with all those dirty WHORES and still go home to your wife and kids! He only married her to look good but he really like all the other shit!! Would he be so quick to take Elin back if she did all the same stuff Tiger did?? NO WAY!! Double standard as usual!!
CLB, it would be nice if it were true that Tiger loved/loves his wife and children, but didn't he say that sex and golf were the most important things in his (sordid) life? To the other poster who said Rachel was "wild, beautiful..." etc., then why doesn't
Tiger marry her when his divorce is final if he loves her so much? Those two sleazebags deserve each other.
To John W Sharpe;Dream on , bastard!!!
Tiger never planned to leave his beautiful, decent and moral wife for any of his immoral whores!!!He only used women, like Rachel, for kinky, pervert sex because that is what they are only good for! Tiger pleaded and begged with Elin not to divorce him. Tiger publicly have said he loves Elin and the children and that they were the two most important thing in his life!!!
Rachel Uglitel is an immoral prostitute that appears to have many addictions such as: having kinky, threesome, pervert sex with rich married men, extorting money for silence from rich married man, using Silicone, Lipo and drugs to enticed rich married man, getting media attention to spite and get revenge from rich married men!!!
She needs Decency Rehab. The only thing she is addicted to is stealing other people's husbands for money.
TO John W Sharp: sounds like you are a fan of hers. Did she pay you to say that or did she suck your dick??? Better get tested...
Why would anyone believe this immoral piece of garbage. She has a different story every time she is questioned on anything concerning Tiger. She needs to crawl back under her rock.
Rachel is wild, beautiful and natural. She is a creature. Tiger loved her then and loves her now. He was pleased to pay her off.
Didn't she get $10 million to keep her mouth shut? Won't this mean she's in violation of the terms of her agreement?


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The most appropriate metaphor for North Korean behavior (under its previous and current leaderships) is the small dog living on a fenced-in property. Whenever a sound is heard outside the fence, the dog barks ferociously (even though its ability to fight is effectively zero).
As far as the dog is concerned, he has successfully defended his property from a (nonexistent) threat; as such he will continue to bark aggressively at any nearby noise. The fact that nobody actually wants to intrude on his run-down, waste-strewn property is entirely lost on him.
North Korea is not a buffer state but a carcinoma state.
Instead of separating China, South Korea/Japan and the US from tensions and direct conflict, it makes such conflict more likely.
The North Korean problem may succeed in pushing Japan to become a nuclear power.With the fear of relative American decline in the coming decades and the vulnerability of Japan regarding sea commerce it is a miracle they haven´t gone nuclear just yet.And if and when they do rest assured they could become the third largest nuclear power in the world in the blink of an eye.
South Korea may choose a similar course of action.And then Vietnam and Indonesia.And others.If NK, with its puny GDP, has built the bomb, then almost everybody else can, too.
Nuclear weapon capabilities once acquired are rarely relinquished, unless they are on the initial stages(South Africa, Brazil, Argentina) or under heavy superpower pressure(Ukraine).And thirty or more years from now the geopolitical scene may be radically different, but all those possible East Asian national nuclear weapon forces will still be there, and under any large number of possible political scenario combinations they could very well result in a series of Nuclear Wars that eventually will turn the whole world either in a wasteland or at the very least in a politically very unpleasant place to live in.
North Korea has a crazy narrative of its own and will not act in accordance to China´s national interests, nor naturally America´s nor anybody else´s -not even her own.It is ridiculous to give the power to wage nuclear war to a single person, a juvenile dynastic tyrant who survives by enslaving his people and playing with fire day in and day out.
America has ground troops in continental East Asia only in two places: Afghanistan and South Korea. The Afghan position is strategically not very tenable nor necessary.Probably all US troops will be out of Afghanistan in a couple of years.
The Chinese have a legitimate concern regarding US ground troops in South Korea.If that is all that prevents the Chinese from acceding to the re-unification of the Korean peninsula, then it is a small price to pay for America to pull out troops from SK in a number of negotiable possibilities, from SK becoming a neutral country to SK becoming tied to the US by a mutual self-defense pact but US forces withdrawing to Jeju or Jindo islands -only ground or combined forces-, or putting limits on air or naval presence and so on.It was done during German re-unification.
A unified Korea will never be stronger than China and poses no threat to her, although it will be strong enough to defend itself helped to whatever acceptable degree by the US or even Japan depending on the occasion.
The Germans pulled it off beautifully, and Russia profited from the arrangement more than America.Now, if the Chinese leadership is insecure of its capacity to achieve an analogous outcome, maybe they should take some self-confidence pills.
The second least bad choice is for the PRC to push Kim III out of power and transform NK into a real Chinese protectorate.This will have the great advantage that NK´s nukes will be firmly under Chinese control and thus nuclear status quo maintained.It will be advantageous to the NK population, who will be better ruled by the Chinese than by their current reckless master.This solution has drawbacks: the South Koreans will resent China, and the North Koreans in due time may as well: the power of nationalism.
Finally the third choice is to do nothing.And wait until one of these days NK launches yet another missile across Japan and gives Tokyo the excuse to re-arm itself and go nuclear, or Kim III sinks yet another SK vessel and Mrs. Park decides the time for military reunification has arrived let the chips fall where they may.
"So Communist China isn't just North Korea's only ally, it is a co-belligerent" - your comment.
An interesting way of looking at this issue. I guess this is similar to another Asian war zone - i.e., the Middle East. Using your logic, the USA is not just Israel's only ally, it is a co-belligerent!!!!
This is hilarious for several reasons.
1) Depleted uranium bullets are armor piercing not nuclear. They are what happens after Uranium is halfway into decaying into lead. "A bullet ten times more powerful than Hiroshima" would be made out of plutonium and and be bomb sized.
2) The US withdrew all nuclear weapons from Korea in 1991 as a way to get a mutual pledge for a nuclear free Korea. The US are not the ones who went back on the pledge.
3) The US troops in Korea are there as a "trip wire." 19,000 soldiers are nearly insignificant militarily when compared with the South's 3.5 million soldiers, but they do make it impossible for North Korea to attack the South without killing US soldiers. Instead of writing a treaty that says, "an attack on our ally is an attack on us," The US deploys troops and makes it the de facto situation.
4) The North can still obliterate Seoul with conventional artillery. (A war would have 1 million casualties on the first day.) Thus the US will not withdraw the forces that were there before the North had nukes.
I love North Korea because it's making the Chinese nationalists act like idiots.
The problem with North Korea is it's being just as bad as the West always said it was and that has to be explained in a way that gels with the perspective that the West is lying about everything.
North Korea is saying that it will use it's nukes preemptively. (Something the US never did) They aren't even giving China the cover to say they are defensive.
Also, which would you rather visit or live? Seoul or Pyongyang. In 2010, 1,960,000 Chinese people chose to visit Seoul only 130,000 chose to visit the North. Chinese people listen to South Korean music, watch South Korean soap operas, eat at South Korean restaurants, play South Korean video games and go get plastic surgery in South Korea.
Chinese people know, even if they don't want to admit it, that the Korea with "Made by the USA" on the side is a pretty cool place, while the one with "Made by China" is a hellhole.
And it kills you. China heroically made North Korea safe for famine and Stalinism. Without their heroic sacrifice, North Koreans would be doing awful things like eating. And the American army would be right next to China.
It's amazing how insecure these people are. China only needs a buffer from America if the PLA is to weak to fight off 19,000 US soldiers. Go to a PLA general and tell him, "We need North Korea as a buffer because you guys will fold like wet paper bag if there's a war.
He'll appreciate your patriotism and lack of faith in your own military.
There was no need to denigrate insects by comparing Kim Jung-un to one...
"We must take their threats seriously and not fail to respond decisively if provoked" - your comment.
The question is: who is doing the provoking?? The 38th parallel was "an administrative boundary" decided by the USA after the surrender of Japan. Like Vietnam, Korea should have been left alone - and it would probably be a unified country by now. The Korean war was a disaster, which hardened positions on both sides. Even now, the USA should "chill out" and tensions will decline.
Here is an interesting article by Stansfield Smith (an American academic who recently returned from a trip to North Korea):
"Korea is divided because our country invaded and divided it after the Japanese surrender. The leaders of the DPRK had been fighting the Japanese since the early 1930s, and 200,000 had lost their lives. When Korean liberation was at hand in 1945, the US intervened and blocked it.
The US was supposed to leave in 1948, along with the Soviet Union, but because Kim Il Sung was likely to win planned nation-wide elections, the US made the division permanent and blocked national elections, just as it did later in Vietnam. This lead to the Korean War, the cause of the present militarization: A foreign country divided and occupied their country against their will.
The corporate media reduces the DPRK (North Korea) to the Kim family and prefaces their names with the terms "madman", "evil" and "brutal". Such vilifications of foreign leaders are used here not only to signify they are target for US overthrow. They are meant to intimidate and isolate anti-war activists as being out in left field for ever wanting to oppose a war against countries ruled by "madmen" – be they Saddam, Fidel, Hugo Chavez, Ahmadinejad, Qaddaffi.
Yet to a sensible person, it is crazy that the US, with nuclear weapons thousands of miles from home, in South Korea, denies North Korea has a right to have its own nuclear weapons on its own land – particularly when the North says it is developing nuclear weapons only as a deterrent because the US won't take its own weapons out of the Korean peninsula.
Missing in what passes for discourse on the DPRK in the corporate media is that the US was conducting month-long war maneuvers last March in Korea, now extended into April, using stealth bombers, undetectable by radar, capable of carrying nuclear weapons. And this year these are not "deterrent" war maneuvers, but "pre-emptive war" maneuvers.
Would the US government and people get a little "irrational" if a foreign country that previously had killed millions of our people, sent nuclear capable stealth bombers off the coasts of New York City, Washington DC, Houston, Miami, Los Angeles, San Francisco, there to fly around for a month in preparation for a possible nuclear attack on us? For what is called, in warped US language, war "games"?
The US may have killed 20% of the population of Korea, said General Curtis Lemay, who was involved in the US air war on Korea. If so, that is a higher rate of genocidal slaughter than what the Nazis inflicted on Poland or the Soviet Union. The Korean War may be unknown ancient history to us, but it is no more ancient history to Koreans than the Nakba is to Palestinians.
North Korea knows that history, and it is warning the US they know what to expect and are arming themselves to prevent it. Are the DPRK leaders "paranoid" or taking justifiable precautions?"
The track record of the USA in Asia is abysmal. They have tended to "meddle" and "redraw the map of Asia" at very regular intervals. It is time to stop. Millions of people get killed every time the Americans get into "containment mode". Even from an American point of view this is very counter-productive. From Korea and Vietnam to the current "withdrawal" from Iraq and Afghanistan, every single war has been lost by the Americans. Why provoke another conflict in China's backyard?? The Chinese are presently neutral - they will be forced to act if North Korea is threatened by the USA.
The lesson for the USA is - time to stop intervening, and time to stop losing!!!!!
In the past few weeks the strategic balance has shifted. Instead of the West being fearful of North Korea (and begging China to stop it)...
1) The US is now deploying enormous amounts of anti-missile weaponry on the borders of China.
2) South Korea will soon turn nuclear
3) So will Japan. (At which point China will stop being able to bully it with regard to territorial claims)
(China is losing badly by supporting the tinpot dictator of North Korea)
We can observe a growing uneasiness in China about what's going on with the regime in North Korea. China's leadership appears to be perplexed, clueless and incapable of any meaningful action in face a growing threat at its doorstep.
It would have been ridiculous had it not been dangerous.
The idea that China's leadership knows what it's doing is tempting and comforting, because it appeals to our need to feel that things are safe under control, but if we apply Occam's razor ("among competing hypotheses, the one that makes the fewest assumptions should be selected"), we'll have to accept as a fact that China seriously under-performs in this case.
In other words, the "enfant terrible" ruling North Korea is gradually discovering his ability to blackmail China, as he senses the weakness of China's leaders.
Which brings the next question to mind - How confident are the Chinese elites in the ability of China's military to swiftly take over North Korea and defuse the crisis, if needed?
The US has this ability, but does China?
Applying Occam's razor would yield the following answer: Although North Korea's military is visibly ill equipped, China lacks the ability demonstrated by the US to knock down a rogue country and implement regime change in it.
China is undoubtedly a regional power, but the regional superpower in Eastern Asia is still the US.
A good analogy in a way; both are countries with nuclear arms, enjoying strong support from a major power even if they are acting clearly against the protector's interest.
That said, I would still much rather live in Israel than in North Korea - even if I were an Arab!
Korea is a homogeneous culture (historically) which sadly is divided as a result of Cold War politics. The Soviets installed a person they could trust, which is a reasonable proposition - that part of the Far East could be considered a "natural sphere of influence" for the Soviet Union. The US installed a disaster, Syngman Rhee. In fact, at that time, defending South Korea did not really suit US interests. The events that followed were a natural consequence of NSC-68, primarily authored by Paul Nitze of the Policy Planning Staff. The document stated the Soviets were engaged in a rational, calculating, gradual plan to conquer the world. Thus, by the logic of NSC-68, a defeat for anti-communists anywhere was a defeat everywhere, with the very fate of Western Civilization at stake. This was later called the "domino theory". It was based on flawed ideological thinking that the US got involved in 2 very unnecessary wars - Korea and Vietnam. Millions of lives were lost based on a flawed philosophy - and both wars ended in a defeat for the USA. Rather pointless.
Here in London, there is a good article in the Guardian about the current "containment strategies" being conducted by the USA:
"By coincidence two clashes over nuclear issues are hitting the headlines together. North Korea and Iran have both had sanctions imposed by foreign governments, and when they refuse to "behave properly" they are submitted to "isolation" and put in the corner until they are ready to say sorry and change their conduct. If not, corporal punishment will be administered, since they have been given fair warning by the enforcers that "all options are on the table".
It's a bizarre way to run international relations, one we continue to follow at our peril. For one thing, it is riddled with hypocrisy, and not just because states that have hundreds of nuclear weapons are bullying states that have few or none. The hypocrisy is worse than that. If it is offensive for North Korea to talk of launching a nuclear strike at the United States (a threat that is empty because the country has no system to deliver the few nuclear weapons that it has), how is it less offensive for the US to warn Iran that it will be bombed if it fails to stop its nuclear research?
Both states would be resorting to force when dialogue is a long way from being exhausted. They would also be acting against international law. That is patently clear if North Korea ever managed to launch a nuclear strike against South Korea or the US, but the same is true of an altogether more feasible attack on Iran. There is no conceivable scenario under which the United Nations security council would authorise the United States, let alone Israel, to take military action, even if Iran were to tear up its long-standing statement that nuclear bombs are un-Islamic and produce one. So why does Washington go on with its illegal threats?
The alleged crises over North Korea and Iran are just not serious enough to warrant the classroom language of shunning and punishment. Dialogue and respect for other people's positions are the better course. Discuss everything as a package rather than dangle incentives one by one like sweets.
Ironically, it was Iran at the recent talks with security council members that suggested a roadmap with a clear end state: the acceptance of Iran's right to enrich uranium like any other signatory of the non-proliferation treaty. In other words, the issue is primarily a matter of national dignity and sovereignty. Meanwhile, the US declined to promise to lift all sanctions whatever Iran does.
On Korea the best approach is also comprehensive. This would mean trying to reach the full-scale peace treaty that was never concluded when the war ended 60 years ago. North Korea wants a treaty as a sign, like Iran, that the US accepts it as a legitimate state. Steps towards one were agreed in 2007 and a few positive moves followed. But they collapsed when the mentality of suspicion and sanctions revived under the pressure of electoral politics in Seoul and Washington and the arrival of an inexperienced new leader in Pyongyang. It is not too late to drop the self-defeating language of "rogue states" beyond the pale of the "international community" and try again."
"Militant containment" is often a self-defeating strategy - containment can often be achieved by just waiting for the (morally and economically) weaker side to collapse under the weight of its own internal contradictions and problems!!!
China merely wants freedom to pollute the world, cheat on GATT trade agreements, steal technology, hack the west, jail Nobel Peace Prize winners, bully neighbors in the South China Sea, operate 600+ forced labor camps, revere the biggest mass murderer in history, and wantonly kill endangered species in other countries. If North Korea provides a way to enable the Long March to nowhere, they will take it. Sun Tzu said, "Though effective, appear to be ineffective." We should offer China nothing for helping with North Korea.
.."it was postponing a routine missile test in California.."
Why are US missle tests always described as innocent and routine and why leave out mention that it was a strategic intercontinental nuclear missle test?
Strategic nuclear rhetoric perhaps?
This conflict is a classic example of do as we say and not as we do.
Our nukes and missles and missile programs are innocent, yours a provocation. You must disarm we can renew.
Our policy of preventative war is justifiable yours of preventative defence provocative.
Your abrogation of the Armistice is dangerous, our prior violations justified.
With all the trillions of dollars spent on the latest and most advanced ordinace, spy planes, satellites and listing posts the only thing the west has so far come up with as proof of any imminent threat is watching NK TV.
Maybe instead of petulantly demanding 'they stop saying that', they should change the channel.
Typically the media seems to be in a tiz over reporters quoting reports quoting reporters, quoting administration spokespersons.
Some better questions to churn on about would be, as the DMZ is the most observed, militarised and mined border in the world what would any attack from NK look like, exactly.
Are they really able to 'sneak up' and attack such a border and foe and what really is this propaganda war really a stalking horse for.
Well, that is well and good, but Japan and South Korea don't quite see the situation as all you China apologists do; and their reaction will not be to come around and see your manufactured point of view, but to make sure that China and her proxy will not be in a position to ride roughshod over them. They will attain nuclear capability at China's (and North Korea's) prodding very soon, one would imagine. The world does not behave as the blinkered masters of the 'Forbidden City' wish, and imagine, it ought to. Those masters of the 'Forbidden City' are too clever by half - and the unfolding events will confirm this assessment...
I still don't understand why the Chinese leaders think that if the North collapses it would result in US troops at their border. With the Korean War finally over (due to the North's collapse) there's no reason to keep US troops there. The South doesn't really want us there and with the bogey man of North Korea gone I expect they'd politely ask us to leave.
This is why the Chinese should drop North Korea.
It's actively hurting China's security and it doesn't even have the courtesy to say its weapons are defensive.
The US can move stuff to Guam, Japan and South Korea will get closer to the US, America will get joint defense and assurances. All terrible from China's point of view.
And what can China do to stop it?
They would have to make Japan and South Korea believe that China would control or stop North Korea, that China would not brook an aggressive action by North Korea.
But China hasn't been willing to do that. The East Asian US alliance gets stronger and China can do nothing.
Well they could do something. But they won't because they never want to admit despite all of the empirical evidence about quality of life in the two Korea, that China made a mistake when it saved the North.
China can't even deal with its own bird flue epidemy and catastrophic air pollution, let alone North Korea.
The Kim regime's survival is actually not in China's interest. The regime will collapse eventually. Postponing it only makes the problem worse.
The question remains, though: what happens when the Kim regime goes down? It does not necessarily mean Korean unification. Perhaps North Korea would still exist, but with different rulers. Perhaps China could annex NK, or install a more deferential leader (who might be able to implement Deng-style reforms and ease the suffering of the North Korean people). Or, possibly, it could mean unification under the Republic of Korea.
However, none of these mean US troops at China's border. With the security threat from North Korea gone, Americans have no need to stay in Korea at all. If the Republic of Korea is unified, then everybody (the USA, the ROK, and the PRC) will have an interest in removing the US troops from Korea. It would save the US money, it would remove foreign troops from Korean soil, and it would remove US troops from the immediate neighborhood of China.
I tend to believe that human nature is the same, and what makes the difference in human behavior is the opportunity and the perception of risk vs. gain in a given situation.
Which raises the possibility that China's leaders perceive themselves to be first and foremost the leaders of the ruling, autocratic communist party, and they are wary of the political implications of the collapse of another autocratic communist regime in a neighboring country.
Survival is the name of the game in politics - Better appear weak, dumb and undecided than get yourself in trouble...
Saying that the Japanese and Koreans are just puppets of the US kind of upsets them. Like saying Mao was just Stalin's puppet.
It's how the US saw things back then, didn't make it true.
The Cold war dictators were just that, dictators. It's easy to pressure a single ruler, it's much harder to pressure an entire country's electorate.
You know how the US keeps South Korea and Japan on its side? By treating them like equals.
I don't know where you live. But in East Asia, especially Taiwan, Japan and China, Korean soap operas are ubiquitous.
I disagree that North Korea is not a factor in China's relationship with South Korea or Japan. North Korea will keep acting up and South Korea and Japan will want China to help or take some small measures. If China refuses, there is a problem.
If North Korea does something truly idiotic like bomb Seoul. The war will wipe out North Korea, have massive casualties and people will wonder why someone didn't stop North Korea earlier. Actually, they won't wonder, they'll know. It's because China kept them around.
Sure, sure. Of course, I concede, because
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To Hotels.com: Add disclaimer on your sites that this hotel's policy REQUIRES A COPY OF YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE, if booking through Hotels.com. Stayed March 20-22. A nice hotel marred by bad policy and stubborn hotel management that doesn't treat guests respectfully. During check-in front desk said they would hold on to a copy my driver's license. When […] asked why, she stated it was 'policy'. I asked to speak with the manager on duty as I was unwilling to have my driver's license photo copied. After waiting 10 mins, Rebecca, the manager on duty, said in a matter-of-factly that they hold on to a copy of the license in case someone else stayed in the room & only applied when the reservation is pre-paid. I explained to her that I had already established my identiy by showing them my license and in my over 15 yrs as a Mariott Marquis member, I have never had a hotel hold on to a copy of my license. Rebecca didn't budge. So, I called Marriott Marquis customer service. It was then, Rebecca said that the policy was the hotel's and not Marriott's. When I began speaking with Marriott customer service, she said, she would check w/ sr manager. After 5 addl mins, Rebecca comes back & allows me to check-in with out coping my license. After 30 mins, I check-in. Mariott called me back. They spoke w/ hotel mgmt who said that the copy of the license is returned at checkout. A different story than what they sadi to me. It's sad when Mgmt lies and is so unprofessional. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Outstanding in every way!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"VERY nice place --and very pricey"
This is a very pleasant place to stay. It IS VERY pricey, and that was not our first choice but it was so close to Newark (Main Street) and to the University that we couldn't pass on it. The Super 8 --also right in Newark, Del is much less expensive but also not as nicely appointed. I think for the price breakfast --at LEAST continental-- should be […] included. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"University of Delaware convenience"
A very nice hotel in a a convenient location - especially for proximity to University of Delaware. No complimentary continental breakfast, but breakfast and coffee available at reasonable prices.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great hotel!"
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The beds were comfortable and the staff courteous. A call from the front desk manager shortly after our arrival was recieved asking if everything was to our satisfaction. It was. :)Genuine Expedia guest review
"UD reunion"
Great hotel would definitely return if in the area againGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great stay, Great Location"
We stayed in Marriott to visit the Univ of Delaware. The hotel was perfect for our stay. It was a five minute walk into town and to the University and you got to pass the new residence housing on the way. It saved us time and money because you have to pay for parking at the University and it is sometimes to find a parking spot in town. The hotel is […] new, rooms comfortable, and it was fun to see the students working in the hotel along the hotel staff :) Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Loved it"
Very friendly staff, great location, great valueGenuine Hotels.com guest review
We choose this hotel because we were moving our son to the University of Delaware. It was conveniently close to his apartment and school. It will be our choice of stay every time we come out to see him in the next 2 years. Very satisfied. The breakfast was awesome....Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Very satisfying. Should our twins enroll at UD, my wife and I will stay at this hotel for sure.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"close to a family home"
It was nice and comfortable except the sink area has no door to the bedroom that it is hard to keep quiet for sharing the room. If the breakfast was included in the rate, it would have been reasonable.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not great"
Each time I went to the front desk no one was there. When I checked in I stood around for nearly 10 minutes before someone helped me. When I checked out I had to go to the back room to grab someone to help me. It was very frustrating and a waste of time. At approx. 11:30pm there was an employee talking on his cell phone very loudly in the maintenance […] room next to my room. Once I banged on the wall he stopped. I love your hotel chain but this stay was not the best. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
very nice and we would stay again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great place to stay!"
We loved our stay here! The people were friendly and helpful, room was big and clean and it is so convenient if you are visiting U Del.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Would stay again."
Well located, with friendly staff and clean, comfortable rooms.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Good value"
Overall good value - beds could be a bit softer, but will return.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great stay! Great night's sleep!"
I had a wonderful experience....wish the morning breakfast lines were shorter and faster.Genuine Expedia guest review
very much enjoyed the stay. friendly staff, good food and spanking new lobby bar. did not expect all that at a CourtyardGenuine Expedia guest review
"Close to University of Delaware"
The hotel was very lovely but, the restaurant was under renovations so that was a bit disappointing. It was also very difficult to find a restaurant to eat at due to the fact this is a college town and restaurants were extremely crowded. I also felt the room was very pricey for a one night stay.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Bra hotel"
Ett av få hotel i området som ligger gångavstånd från lite liv och rörelse och inte bara enligt USA standard mitt bland en massa biltrafik.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Hübsches Business-Hotel in Newark"
Wir haben eine Nacht in dem geräumigen Zimmern verbracht und waren mit der Qualität sehr zufrieden. Wenn auch der Preis für europäische Maßstäbe hoch ist, so bekommt man hier auch etwas für sein Geld. Die ansprechende Einrichtung ist klassisch edel gehalten und die Zimmer eignen sich dank Couch und Wohnzimmertisch sogar für Besuch.Genuine Expedia guest review
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Soft Drinks--Any Local and Regional Favorites Where You Live?
- johnb Jun 15, 2010 07:16 PM
I'm been looking at this topic for a while, and have been surprised how many small local soft drinks there still are around the country. Cheerwine in North Carolina, Ale-8-One around Winchester Ky., and Dr. Enuf around Johnston City Tenn. come to mind. There seem to be lots of root beers especially.
What are the favorite small, local, limited distribution soft drinks where you live?
While you're at it, there is also Sundrop from Gastonia in NC. Lemony, enough sugar and caffeine to make you beg for mercy. Definitely a regional thing.
re: goodhealthgourmet
Thanks for that link. I did a search before posting, but didn't go back as far as 2003 obviously. My bad. Here's another one I just found.
But still interested in hearing from everyone about their local favs.
re: goodhealthgourmet
The first thing that came to mind was the first one mentioned in that thread: Manhattan Special (coffee soda). Great stuff, glad it's still around...
re: johnlockedema
Yes, Boylan's is good, sold in NYC as well.
Cheerwine has made its way north to Virginia. Tasty stuff. And one of the few things I miss about living in Kentucky is Ale-8-One. There's a Richmond company called the Switch that makes some interesting sodas.
Moxie is still around here in New England: http://www.moxiefestival.com/. Definitely an acquired taste.
re: DonShirer
Foxon's birch beer is wonderful, so is their root beer.
Up here in New Britain, there's Avery's beverages. Their "Virginia Dare" lemon/grapefruit soda is out of this world. They have wonderful birch beer, ginger beer (for Moscow Mules, in a pinch), and cream soda. Some of the colors are whimsical and vibrant. Avery's also rents seltzer bottles and re-fills them, although the deposit is very high.
re: shaogo
shaogo, there used to be a small local soda company in Willimantic, name escapes me, made the best lemon-grapefruit soda, perfect with gin; their other flavors were equally as good. I should add that this was years ago.
We have "Tropical Fantasy" soda produced in Brooklyn by Brooklyn Bottling Company, manufacturing really crappy sweet flavors, pineapple, "blue" flavor, which I guess is cherry, orange, lime, ugh, we call them "50 cent sodas" as in "get me a 50 cent soda," as that's what they generally cost at the bodega.
re: nooyawka
I love grapefruit soda but cannot find one in the southern NE area that I like. GUS makes one but it does not really taste like grapefruit. Squirt can still be found in some stores but is too sweet (HFCS). Fresca is diet, BLECH! The best one I have had is Ting from Jaimaica. Anyone know where I can find this? Especially in Southern RI...
re: johnb
With the passing of this year's passover, as a birthday gift idea for a friend that's crazy about real sugar Coke, I went around searching for passover (non HFCS) Coke, and ventured to the Latin American markets in my area as some posters have mentioned "Mexican Coke". And I discovered at least 2 types: those from Mexico and from Ecuador. They had Coke, Pepsi, Fanta, and Sprite. Tried the Coke and Fanta, after chilling in fridge. The Fanta was really awesome. The Coke I couldn't really make out a significant difference, though I so hoped it would. I'll probably try it again sometime to give it another chance. Maybe I should try the Latin American Pepsi too; maybe then it might taste good ;)
re: nooyawka
Appalachian Brewing rootbeer is better than saranac.
re: vttp926
Barq's is available in NYC also and is some good drinkin' root beer; the best for root beer floats and black cows, and so tasty straight too!
re: bushwickgirl
Barq's is owned by Coca-Cola. I thought it was a national brand.
re: BobB
CC bought Barq's in 1995 and made it its root beer brand (actually there were two mostly distinct Barq's companies, in NO and Biloxi--Coke bought both of them). Up until then it was a local brand in the south Louisiana and south Missisippi areas, and locals there still think of it as a hometown brand, which I suppose it is. But it has been national since CC bought it.


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Who were these men and women who fought for the prize of freedom? I read with great appreciation just a few days ago of one such individual who, like so many, went to war not knowing if he would come back. He dared risk it all for the prize of freedom. James Des Jardins, Green Bay, was a young fighter pilot whose plane was shot down in the German countryside in November 1944. He had been Missing in Action since. Recently, after all of these years, James Des Jardins was identified and his remains were returned to his family, a family that 68 years earlier had mourned and buried his older brother, also a pilot shot down during World War II. But this day, the day when James returned home, it was a day of celebration, not just for James homecoming, but for everything he sacrificed to defend. His family celebrated the gift James left for them: freedom. Einar Ingman, Kewaskum, was an Army corporal who served in Korea. When the leaders of the two leading squads of the assault platoon of his company were wounded during a mission, he assumed command and combined the squads. He then located and charged an enemy machine gun that was attacking his men and threw a grenade at it. He killed the remaining crew with his rifle. He charged a second enemy machine gun. He was hit by grenade fragments and gunfire and seriously wounded. Before falling unconscious, he killed the entire enemy guncrew, compelling the remaining hostile troops to retreat. For his valor and actions beyond the call of duty, Ingman received the highest military honor, the Medal of Honor. Next week the Department will celebrate the gift of freedom Corporal Ingman gave us as we unveil a monument at the Wisconsin Veterans Home at King to Wisconsins 62 Medal of Honor recipients. These are just two stories of selflessness and gallantry among thousands, stories of men and women who revered freedom. They defended our right to live in peace. 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We need that now more than ever because you have voted the worst president in our history back in office. Arent you proud of yourself? Dont complain when our most beautiful country collapses. Jerome E. Finn, Oconto To the Editor: Well, Wisconsin, You Made History! As I have said in the past, I am neither a Democrat nor a Republican, I am a Constitutional Conservative and with that said, let me also say this. You elected one of the most liberal people in America to be your U.S. Senator. Electing a person that believes it is a good thing to allow the killing of defenseless babies; arent you proud of yourself? You elected a person who believes everyone should pay for birth control for the sexually promiscuous in society, I hope it is not your son or daughter; arent you proud of yourself? You elected a senator that loathes the military; arent you proud of yourself? You elected a person so smart she knows better than you what health care you need. 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Pronunciation: /ˈfrakSH(ə)n /
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1A numerical quantity that is not a whole number (e.g., 1/2, 0.5).
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- The Mathematics Computation subtest assesses skills in computing with whole numbers, fractions, mixed numbers, decimals, and algebraic equations.
- Use the method above to convert it into a fraction with whole numbers in the denominator.
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1.1A small or tiny part, amount, or proportion of something: he hesitated for a fraction of a second her eyes widened a fraction
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- Her goal was $60,000 but she was only able to get a fraction of that amount.
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- If they did, the insurance company would have been charged a fraction of that amount.
tiny part, fragment, snippet, snatch, smattering, selection
tiny amount, little, bit, touch, soupçon, trifle, mite, shade, jot
1.2A dissenting group within a larger one.
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- On the other hand, we can see very clearly the fractions within the hardliner camp, again in contrast to what the pro-participation group is saying.
- Today's Muslim is put under the spotlight and has been critically scrutinized not only by the non-Muslim communities' worldwide but also from fractions within our own community.
- The state, then, is the condensation of a hegemonic relationship between dominant classes and class fractions.
1.3Each of the portions into which a mixture may be separated by a process in which the individual components behave differently according to their physical properties.
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- The aqueous, ethanol and ethyl acetate fractions were slowly evaporated to dryness under vacuum and stored at 4 degreesC for biological study.
- The majority of the manufacturing is from the catalytic cracking of ethane, petroleum fractions, and crude oil.
- Oil refining separates the various fractions of petroleum by a process called fractional distillation and takes place in a large plant called a refinery.
late Middle English: via Old French from ecclesiastical Latin fractio(n-) 'breaking (bread)', from Latin frangere 'to break'.
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Wisconsin Brewery Owner Says Passing American Jobs Act Is "Way Overdue"Posted byon November 19, 2011 at 9:23 AM EST
If President's plan is passed, Deb Carey will expand her employee base by 10 percent and give out annual raises
Life Sciences Supply Company Says the American Jobs Act Will Help Drive GrowthPosted byon November 17, 2011 at 4:14 PM EST
Mickey Blake of Mt. Baker Bio says President Obama's plan to put workers back on the job and put more money in the pockets of working Americans will also help fulfill her company goals for a diverse working environment
We Can't Wait, Engage Page, and Diwali: Deputies' DownloadPosted byon October 28, 2011 at 3:20 PM EST
This week's highlights include the President's trip to the Western states, the launch of the new Engage website, and the marking of Diwali.
Council on Women and Girls Weekly HighlightsPosted byon October 25, 2011 at 5:31 PM EST
Council on Women and Girls Highlights: Celebration, Remembrance, and Returns.
Programs of Change: Law Schools Explain Their Commitment to Public ServicePosted byon October 25, 2011 at 4:58 PM EST
Law schools participating in the U.S. Department of Justice Access to Justice Initiative discuss how they are institutionalizing their commitment to pro bono and public service following a "Champions of Change: Justice" event.
Smart Policing in Reno, NevadaPosted byon October 25, 2011 at 12:33 PM EST
Stacy Shamblin of the Reno Police Department discusses an innovative Smart Policing Initiative that aims to prevent prescription drug abuse through collaborations with the pharmaceutical, medical, education, and business communities.
We Can't Wait: President Obama in NevadaPosted byon October 24, 2011 at 5:27 PM EST
This week, President Obama is back on the road with a new message
We Are All In This TogetherPosted byon October 17, 2011 at 3:51 PM EST
Doug Wilson, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs, delivers the keynote address at the inaugural OutServe Armed Forces Leadership Summit in Nevada. Less than a month after the full and final repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," the summit was one of the first opportunities for gay and lesbian service members – and their partners and families – to openly gather to share their stories and reflect on the importance of military service.
Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Strengthening Our Economy and our CountryPosted byon October 14, 2011 at 10:25 AM EST
Rozita Villanueva Lee, a member of the President's Advisory Commission on Asian American and Pacifiic Islanders, discusses the importance of passing the American Jobs Act to create new job opportunities in AAPI communities and across the country.
Join our Virtual Youth Town Hall on Friday October 14thPosted byon October 13, 2011 at 2:20 PM EST
The White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) cordially invites students, youth, and community advocates to attend its first ever Virtual Youth Town Hall, in celebration of its two-year anniversary since re-establishment.
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