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I'm so glad that I've started school down in Monterey. The sights, sounds and smells of this area are what keep me coming back for more. So, I decided to do a little venturing on one of my days off. It's nice to just drive down the seaside, smell the sea breeze and take your mind off of everything. I'm not going to want to leave here after two years.
Bought a new car, instantly got it dirty. Couldn't be happier with it.
Just a few shots of the San Francisco Cars and Coffee. Such a variety of awesome cars. From expensive exotics, to muscle cars, to cafe racers. Definitely an event to check out if you're in the Bay Area.
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Recently got my prints back from a roll of film I had developed. Very happy with the results of some of the pictures. This is exactly why I love shooting film. Shooting it, then developing it without knowing what your image will look like. It's very rewarding when they come out looking like this.
Finally got around to installing my Powered by Max skizz plate. What was supposed to be an easy install took about two hours simply because the holes didn't line up. My tension rod brackets needed a little banging out and one hole on the skid plate needed a some dremmling. Overall the install was easy, it just took time and patience. Hopefully this will keep my undercarriage protected from hitting road reflectors and freeway mountains.
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awwwww little sleepy head!
Someone played themselves out!
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When you're having fun in the club there is nothing that can ruin the ambiance more than somebody firing gunshots, right? Fortunately, Soulja Boy knows how to take lemons and make lemonade with his newest single, Let Me Get 'Em (Shootout). Although Soulja Boy's production includes as many gunshot sounds as a entire 50 Cent album, Let Me Get 'Em has already been playin' at the club and there's no reason to believe it won't continue. To avoid any potential controversy, Mr. ColliPark does a PSA-type intro: "Shooutout is a dance, and is not intended to incite any violent behavior. Yuah." Regardless, it should be interesting if Shootout successfully makes it to radio.
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- Solstice444 Jan 2, 2013 10:12 AM
Wappingers has had a couple of restaurants open within the last month or so, so I figured I'd report on the ones I've tried.
Mexicali Blue - Located in the plaza with Bad Ass Coffee and Giacamo's, off of Route 9. It's the same owners as the location in New Paltz, but with more seating. I've tried both a chicken and a steak burrito and they were both delicious with fresh tasting ingredients. They have a variety of hot sauces for you to choose from. People rave about the fish tacos and burritos at the New Paltz location so I'll have to try that next! They serve beer and wine.
Nemmi's - On Route 9D, where Lily Logan's used to be. It's an Indian restaurant. I got takeout from there one night - chicken vindaloo and garlic naan. The vindaloo was very spicy and tasty. I tried the lunch buffet there as well. It was $10.95 and all of the dishes offered were very good. They had maybe 2-3 chicken dishes, a lamb or goat dish, 2 vegetable dishes, two types of appetizers (pakora and something else), salad, plenty of condiments, naan brought to your table, and 2 desserts (gulab jamun and that shredded carrot dessert). A nice alternative to Tanjore in Fishkill, although I still give Tanjore the slight edge. I haven't been there in awhile, though. They also serve alcohol, I believe they have a full bar.
Billy Joe's Ribworks Outpost has also opened on Route 9 in Wappingers, although I haven't tried it yet. I imagine it will be the same as Billy Joe's in Newburgh in terms of quality, but obviously the view is part of the reason for going to the original Billy Joe's so I don't know that I'd go to this place much.
re: varsitysg
Have you tried Palace Dumpling yet? It's fab. So good that we went three times in two weeks... and we live an hour away! Yeah, we're crazy like that. We noticed some of the spots mentioned by the OP, but just kept driving to Palace Dumpling!
Here's a post on it, complete with some dissenting opinions, for your reading enjoyment: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/778020
re: saturngrrl
Another one of my favorites! Just got take out from there last night...it was packed!
re: saturngrrl
Haven't tried it yet but coincidentally my aunt mentioned Palace at a family gathering and she loves it. She is also very frugal so the prices must be right. Will be trying it the next time I am in the area. Thanks!
re: saturngrrl
Finally tried Palace Dumpling last Friday. Had a take-out order of the pork and scallion dumplings and ate them after having them in the styrofoam package for about 15 min and really enjoyed them. For $5.99 (if I remember correctly) I received a generously sized portion that was very tasty. I imagine I'd enjoy them even more if I ate them at the restaurant. Will def be back and thanks for the heads up!
re: varsitysg
Excellent! Yes, they're definitely better fresh, although we've certainly taken home leftovers and reheated later or the next day. Glad you enjoyed. FYI, there are a dozen dumplings to an order!
re: saturngrrl
Just went back to Palace Dumpling and was a little surprised when presented with the bill. Within the past week or so they raised their prices by $2 across the board on all dumpling dishes. Still tasty but a little less of a bargain now. Also, tried the egg drop soup today, which had a nice little kick to it, and liked it.
re: GIOny
it's on route 9 southbound, 1 mile south of galleria entrance? just south of hoe bowl, in same plaza as a quizno's. just before route 9 goes from 3 lanes to 2 lanes (before the dairy queen)., and on the other side of the highway (north) from fun central.
if you're looking for small lunch stuff, the colombian bakery just south from fun central (on the northbound side) has good bread / desserts/sandwiches / empanadas. it's across from the dairy queen.
re: bob gaj
Palace Dumpling is excellent. The menu is on the post that saturngrrl linked.
The bakery is called Los Hornitos. Great beef stew.
re: applesauce23
Hmmm, I don't see a link. I'm viewing this from an iPad, I wonder if that's why I'm not getting the link? Thanks for the info though.
re: GIOny
Does this link work? http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/778020
re: applesauce23
O.K. got it, thanks applesauce
re: Solstice444
bbq red might be good, but one of the owners posted on here ('praising' it without identifying self - post taken down soon after).
as an aside, joe willy's (route 9 in fishkill) is going to be on restaurant impossible because they're down there filming now?
re: bob gaj
Interesting, I've never been to Joe Willy's, but always wondered about it.
re: Solstice444
Got BBQ Red at lunch a few weeks ago...everyone's consensus was that all the meat was really dry. I got the salad with pulled pork which was a good portion but pork was so dry and I did not like the dressing. It has potential but needs sauce! We got take out so we could not remedy situation and ask for sauce
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I stopped by BBQ Red for lunch on Saturday and had a brisket sandwich. My dining companion had the rib platter. My sandwich came with one side and the rib platter came with two sides and cornbread. While the service was excellent, I can't say the same about the food. My sandwich had only four slices of brisket but they were very thick slices which made it difficult to eat. You have an option to get your sandwich in different "styles" which included cheese, onions, etc. I chose plain as I wanted to taste the meat. The meat was very dry and I had to use a lot of sauce to make it more palatable. The meat also had very little smoke flavor. I had mac n' cheese as my side. This consisted of a fairly large bowl of rotini in a cheese sauce that was a bit bland and the whole thing was covered with crumbled potato chips (which I did not enjoy). They also served a ramekin of coleslaw which had a weird flavor and I left most of it. The baked beans my dining partner had as a side were tasty but too sweet for me. Her ribs were OK, but were overdone and had little smoke flavor. The rib portion was huge but on closer inspection I noticed that half of the serving was composed of rib tips. On a positive note, I thought all the sauces on the table were very good and other diners seemed to be enjoying their meals. I will probably not return as their are better bbq options.
re: fragnet
Yes, I haven't been back either - did you also see that Billy Joe's Ribworks outpost closed? On their website they said that their hope for a quick service model did not work and they realized that people come to Billy Joe's also for the entertainment. Their BBQ too is nothing to write home about so does not suprise me that they closed. Have you gone to Billy Bob's by Vassar College? So close to my house but I haven't made it over yet. The menu sounds very good though and some friends have enjoyed it.
re: jennbakes37
Have not tried Billy Bob's yet but will definitely stop by one day soon. Their menu looks interesting. It's not surprising that Billy Joe's closed. Bbq places in our area seem to come and go regularly.
re: jennbakes37
I never tried the outpost but I saw that they closed. Nothing seems to be able to survive in that spot. When I go to Billy Joe's in Newburgh I go for the view and spot by the water, not really the food, so that's probably another reason why the outpost closed.
re: Solstice444
I tried the outpost once and it was not good. We have young kids so we called in a take out order. They wouldn't let my wife pick up her order at the drive thru window and instead made her get out the car with two young kids. Last time we went there. I think they thought they could become the Chipotle of BBQ.
Thanks for posting. We were wondering about Nemmi's, but were skeptical - looks like a roadhouse. We love Tanjore, but we will try this next.
re: ryanallday
Yes, it is. It has a nice seating area for about 20-30 people. Their pork and pineapple burrito is excellent. Very fresh ingredients and great flavor. My husband liked it better than his steak and shrimp burrito. Menu here: http://www.mexicali-blue.com/wappinge...
re: applesauce23
thank you I think I may bring a date there tomorrow night
re: Solstice444
That is fantastic news! I hope it's good. I've been craving bun ever since I got some at Pho Vietnam in Danbury. Thanks for sharing!
re: applesauce23
Is that the plaza where Los Hornitos is? That could make for a difficult choice for me. I can always get a slice of tres leches cake to go for later.
re: Leslie
Yes, it's just a couple of storefronts down from Los Hornitos!
re: bob gaj
Did they have bun (rice vermicelli noodles w/various toppings) on the menu as well? Thank you!
re: applesauce23
sorry, dont remember - i only got to stop quickly with kids and didn't have a pen.
re: bob gaj
After months of waiting, Pho Max finally is open for business! I went this past Tuesday to get take- out. They had limited offerings; no rice dishes available, only appetizers and phos. No matter! I was happy to get whatever they had that day! We ordered spring rolls, summer rolls, and several different kinds of noodles to share. They all tasted good. The phos are on par with what I've had in the city.
They were still trying to get everything organized, but the owner was very nice. I had kids with me and it was raining. He helped me bring everything into the car. I cannot wait to return to try the rice dishes!!
On another note, I drove through Beacon yesterday and found a new restaurant named "Dim Sum Go Go." Knowing there is a dim sum place in Chinatown with the same name, I googled it. According to their web site, it is an offshoot of the one in the City!!
re: moosesocks
Thanks for the report! I am definitely going to check out Pho Max soon. It would be great to have a local Vietnamese place with great bun and pho. Pho Vietnam in Danbury is great, but too far.
re: applesauce23
I went to both Dim Sum Go Go in Beacon and Pho'max in Wappingers today. DSGG was okay. They were having some computer/printer issues, so the food came out late. The country dumplings were okay, but the roast duck w/XO rice roll was not good at all. There was very little duck and way too much rice wrapper. I definitely have to go back when the staff isn't harried because of technical problems. The beef and broccoli was okay as well. The staff was good and the ambience is very nice, but the food was not as flavorful as I had hoped it would be.
I just ordered bun (vermicelli noodle with my choice of grilled pork) and a coconut drink at Pho'max. The drink was very good and the bun was okay. It was missing fresh mint, so the flavor was not as good as it could have been.
Overall, I was disappointed, but I would like to try both places again soon.
Went today, it was amazing!!!! Brisket Pho was clean and fresh tasting, meat was great, and basil and mint tasted freshly picked. Cocoanut bubble tea was wonderful. Cant wait to return!!!!


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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with Liebherr, today announced a voluntary recall of its bottom freezer refrigerators. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of Product: Liebherr Freestanding 30-Inch Wide, Bottom Freezer Refrigerators
Units: About 8,000 units (About 5,700 built-in 30-inch wide, bottom freezer refrigerators were recalled in March 2011)
Importer: Liebherr-Canada Ltd of Ontario, Canada
Manufacturer: Liebherr-Hausgeraete Lienz GmbH, of Austria.
Hazard: The refrigerator's door can detach, posing an injury hazard to consumers.
Incidents/Injuries: Liebherr has received 16 additional reports of doors detaching on the freestanding refrigerators, including two reports of injuries involving bruising and strains.
Description: This recall involves Liebherr freestanding 30-inch wide, bottom freezer refrigerators with model and index numbers listed below. The refrigerators were sold individually or as side-by-side companion units. The refrigerators come in a stainless steel finish. "Liebherr" is on the upper center of the refrigerator door and the top interior control panel. The model number can be found on a label located behind the bottom drawer on the left interior side of the single door refrigerator.
Model Number: CS 1601
Index Numbers: 10 / 237, 10A, 237, 10B / 237, 10C / 237, 10D / 237, 10E / 237, 10I / 237, 10J / 237
Model Number: CS 1640
Index Numbers: 10 / 137, 10A / 137, 10E / 137, 10F / 137
Model Number: CS 1650
Index Numbers: 10 / 137, 10A / 137, 10B / 137, 10C / 137, 10D / 137, 10E / 137, 10F / 137, 10G / 137, 10K / 137, 10L / 137
Sold at: Appliance and specialty retailers nationwide from February 2004 through July 2009 for between $3,500 and $3,800.
Manufactured in: Austria
Remedy: Consumers with recalled refrigerators should contact Liebherr immediately to schedule a free in-home repair. Consumers should check their refrigerator immediately to see whether the door hinge pin has become loose as indicated by a popped up hinge pin at the top. If the hinge has not become loose and the door is functioning properly, consumers may continue to use the refrigerator until it is repaired.
Customer contact: For additional information, contact Liebherr toll-free at (877) 337-2653 Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. MT or visit Liebherr's website at www.liebherr.us
To see this recall on CPSC's web site, including pictures of the recalled products, please go to: http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml12/12043.html


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Obama's Cruel and Costly Climate Hoax
A cruel and costly climate hoax is being perpetrated by President Obama and, in particular, by the Environmental Protection Agency.
A cruel and costly climate hoax is being perpetrated by President Obama and, in particular, by the Environmental Protection Agency.
The eco-imperialism of the West continues to plague the nations of Africa and other developing nations. Secretary of State John Kerry even told Africans not to create new (more efficient) farms because the rich First World does not want them to contribute to "carbon pollution," as if that were something to fear. The shameless patronism of the new colonialist is dcirectly responsible for millions of deaths in Africa, india, and elsewhere, but in their own eyes the Green gurus believe their phony cause of "saving the planet" is more noble than saving human lives.
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World leaders — other than Barack Obama — are ignoring the United Nations as it tries very hard to promote the New York City climate conference as a major event. Meanwhile, President Obama and his coterie have been taking great pains not to alienate their antiwar base while plotting air strikes against the Islamic State that the President says is not Islamic.
CFACT flew a banner over Manhattan today reminding climate campaigners and real people alike that the Earth has experienced no global warming since the nineties.
Images from the "People's Climate March" — From anti-capitalist to crazy in New York.
The climate campaign has dropped all pretense and proudly proclaimed their true aim — world Socialism.
They've adopted the imagery and rhetoric of the revolutionary Left. How dangerous is this Mobilization? Who are they? What do they really want? Who's pulling the strings? Who's paying for it?
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Sea level? Stable. Ice? WAY UP! Wildfires? Down. Severe weather? Normal. Hurricanes? Down. Polar bears? Thriving. Computer models? Wrong. Climate policy? Wasteful. Can Obama and the UN deny all that science and so much more?
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The Margarita Declaration is an extremely sour note in the history of the United Nations — declaring that the only way to protect the climate is to destroy the capitalist system. The world of course would have to be led by a massive central governing body — the UN itself, of course!
What was once largely the domain of far-away UN conferences and obscure academic journals has now made its way to Main Street.
Most people have never heard of UN Agenda 21, yet, it is at the heart of many of our federal programs since the late 1990s. They reach every corner of the U.S. and impact millions of Americans who don't even realize the document exists.
From two unusually candid global warming academics own pens — it is OK to lie about climate. The title of the study they published is "Information Manipulation and Climate Agreements"
UN officials predicted what the next report would look like. They said they would make the report so alarming the world would have to act. It's nothing more than pre-determined science.
Climate Depot's Marc Morano takes on "the climate change con" at CFACT's all day climate conference at Warsaw's Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University, November 21, 2013.
We all know the President lied (or, more favorably, "misspoke") when he said, "If you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor. Period." We know the Administration totally fabricated the story that a silly YouTube video was the reason four Americans died in BenGhazi. So why should we be surprised as real-world data and the uncovering of official mischief demonstrate that the "global warming" (or "climate change") hysteria was built on lies and that the real intent was to create a cause celebre for redistributing the world's wealth?
There are few people on Earth as carefully vetted, as rigorously trained and as highly respected as America's Apollo astronauts. Colonel Walt Cunningham, lunar module pilot on Apollo VII, explains why America's space pioneers are shocked and dismayed by today's politicization of science to serve the global warming agenda. WATCH NOW.
While the UN's global warming mandarins and profiteers may have liked more, they jet out of Warsaw still in control of the game.


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Scoring four touchdowns in one game does not mean you can miss practice without consequences. New England Patriots running back Jonas Gray learned that lesson the hard way. He overslept and wound up being late for practice Friday. This did not please Coach Bill Belichick, who sent Gray home shortly after he arrived. Gray reportedly said he overslept because the battery in his phone died. Belichick, it would appear, was not satisfied with the excuse.
A first year player out of Notre Dame, Gray had appeared in just three games for New England prior to November 16th, racking up 131 rushing yards and zero touchdowns. When the Patriots went to Indianapolis last Sunday, Gray stole the show, rushing for 201 yards and four TDs in a 42-20 victory. Check out highlights from the game, including Gray's touchdowns, at this website.
Gray could not have picked a worse time for his oversight. New England signed LeGarrette Blount, who was released by Pittsburgh on Tuesday. Blount, who played for the Patriots last season, ran for 266 yards and two touchdowns in 11 games for the Steelers this season. Many people like Jared Haftel feel like he is taking advantage of the situation. His experience and familiarity with the Patriot system could mean he will get the majority of the carries instead of Gray when 8-2 New England hosts 7-3 Detroit this Sunday.


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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson St PetersA pristine indoor pool and hot tub highlight this hotel in St. Peters. Frontier Park offers family fun, 8 minutes' drive away. Free WiFi access is available.
Score from 17 reviews Excellent
Wingate by Wyndham St. CharlesFeaturing indoor and outdoor pools, this Weldon Spring Heights hotel equips each room with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen cable TV. It is next door to the Missouri Bluffs Golf Course.
Score from 34 reviews Wonderful
Embassy Suites St. Louis-St. Charles/Hotel & SpaAdjacent to the St. Charles Convention Center and a short drive from downtown St. Louis, this all-suite hotel offers helpful amenities such as a free shuttle service. The Suites at the St.
Score from 13 reviews Excellent
This all-suite hotel in Saint Charles is a 30-minute drive from the Missouri Botanical Gardens. It features an indoor pool, daily hot breakfast with waffles and spacious suites with free Wi-Fi.
Score from 23 reviews Wonderful
I liked having a fridge and microwave in my room. The hotel breakfast was good & the attendant at the breakfast I went to was very friendly and on top of things.
I didn't like finding a hair on my linens, but since everything else seemed very clean, I gave the benefit of the doubt!
Clean. Comfortable, easy access to interstate 70.
Courteous Staff Good Management Full Breakfast Clean Rooms
Old Facility (remodeled but the rooms were wet with humidity)
There were 3 of us adults (Myself, my husband and his father) so having the extra space was fantastic. Gave us all the privacy we are used to at home, without the extra expense of another hotel room.
There were 2 toilets in our room, one of which didn't work. The trouble was that it made an AWFUL sound unless the water to the toilet was shut off. We were not transferred to another room, nor were we offered a discount at checkout due to the lack of properly working facilities. Disappointed in that.
Staff was awesome Beds were comfy
Indoor pool Not enough room to eat breakfast...so crowded couldnt ever get in Slow elevators
Smoke free rooms
People smoking outside of doors drifting into the building. Everyone had to walk thru all the smoke!
Within walking distance of an historic district with lots of restaurants and a park. Close to the freeway.
Because it's close to the freeway and space is at a premium, there aren't a lot of places for your dog to explore.
It was right off the highway which was nice. There are places to eat just a stone throw away from the hotel
Location comfortable
Shower and no water pressure....shower head very very very hard to operate
Checking out of the hotel to be honest was only thing I liked.
Horrible breakfast. Shower was dirty and felt like tub was going to fall through floor. Bed had lint and hair on it. Tables were dusty and trash can still had previous travelers food in it. We wore our shoes in room whole time until getting in bed cause floor was disgusting. I'm not one to complain about a hotel but this was one of worst I've stayed in. Also take the stairs cause you will wait for hrs on elevator.
Staff, cleanliness,.decor, breakfast.
Hot tub closed.
Sarah at the front desk. She was very good at solving problems. So was the housekeeping staff.
Except for Sarah the front desk staff seemed overwhelmed and under trained.
our room was cleaned daily, and we never had to ask for anything. The staff was very courteous. Breakfast was always ready when it was supposed to be, and it was very tasty.Ample parking. We never had to search for a spot.
Free breakfast and fitness room
Our beds and shower were not properly cleaned.... There was hair in our bed, the restroom wasn't clean...the shower was dirty!!!
Free breakfast, fridge in room
Elevator was slow and no hot tub in pool area
The location in St. Charles and the price on booking.com were key to my selecting this hotel. The room and facilities were exactly as described by the management. The hotel also has an on-site laundry facility (2 washers and 2 dryers) near the reception area. The parking is free, ample and well-lighted. The in-room mini-fridge and microwave were a true plus because when I travel I prefer to prepare my own breakfast and dinner. The staff was helpful and friendly. This is a very busy hotel that is family and pet friendly. The large in-door pool gets a lot of use. Breakfast was included in my cost, but I did not eat there. The breakfast room was cheerful, the food appeared well-stocked with a good selection and LOTS of people were taking advantage. Easy driving distance to riverfront community of Old Towne St. Charles that has wonderful shops and restaurants. Wi-Fi is free and is available throughout the hotel not just in the public areas. Very close to a Cracker Barrel for my hearty departure breakfast on my final day. I will stay here again in a few months.
I'm a senior citizen and the low toilets as mentioned by other reviewers were difficult for me. I just didn't think that they would be THAT low. Rude people smoke outside in the clearly marked No Smoking area in front of the hotel. If you hear persistent beeping in your room, it may be the in-room safe and not the smoke detector. I was not told when checking in that there is a $2 per day fee to have this beeping safe in the room, but the charge was eliminated upon check-out w/o any problems.
The staff was very helpful and friendly.
location was good --- breakfast ok --- --pool was great for the children ---staff were all very accommodating--
not one handicapped accessible bathroom in the entire hotel !!!!!! very true about the LOW toilets-----
After a long day exploring St. Charles and St. Louis area it was a good place to come back to each day and recharge for the next day. A great location
Shower curtain smelled a little musty other than that everything else was clean and comfortable
Breakfast was ok but not great.
The room was very humid. Everything in the room was damp. Nothing ever dried. Very slow elevator.
Hotel manager very helpful when the booking.com reservation did not come through. Gave us a room at the same rate despite being fully booked.
The height of the toilet! It was very low, and difficult to use with arthritic knees.
We loved the indoor pool and my children loved the breakfast, especially the waffles! Our two room suite was great when traveling with two school aged children! We needed both rooms, both bathrooms, and both TV's!!! Lol
Had to change rooms 2xs. First room had snacks..some half eaten and bolsters on floor..second room...the plumber not able to fix toilet...then charged for safe...never touched in any of the 3 rooms
Need biscuits/gravy on bar and elevators old and slow and pool too cool
Friendly staff, very clean room, good breakfast.
Was not truly disabled access, no roll-in shower or raised toilet.
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Each year since 2010, the annual InfoTrends survey of knowledge workers in Europe and the U.S. has reported that workers spend up to half their working hours away from hard-wired network access. This means that they're relying on wireless access via WiFi, VLAN, or cellular connections to access, share, and print the information they need.Read More
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With more than 1.2 billion workers using tablets or smartphones in the course of their everyday jobs – about 75.5% of all employees, according to IDC – and the compound annual growth rate of enterprise spending on tablets expected to be 48% over the next five years according to Veritec, it's no surprise that companies are scrambling to secure these vital business tools. And they're doing a good job of minimizing the risks posed by mobile devices, analysts agree, with one glaring exception: printing infrastructures in most American businesses have not kept up with mobile technology.Read More
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According to a February 2013 report from Zogby Analytics, nearly 80 percent of American investors say they aren't likely to invest in companies that have suffered multiple cyber attacks. It's no wonder, since analysts at the Ponemon Institute estimate that data breaches cost large enterprises an average of $5.4 million per breach and can erode brand value by hundreds of millions of dollars.Read More
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When it comes to data security, the most obvious solution is to lock down the choices that employees have. That's what most companies did a decade or more ago, when Cloud-based solutions were still on the drawing board and it was common for employees to be issued a laptop and BlackBerry for work usage.
Prat Agarwal, director of business development at secure mobile printing leader Breezy, says that in today's world, the key to a secure environment is locking down data – not vendor choice. There are many reasons that locking down device and software choices no longer work, he says.Read More
The U.K. analyst firm Quocirca warns that a growing gap between how business leaders and their employees view the value of mobile printing is putting many companies at risk of a costly data breach. In fact, the company says that 66% of financial services firms had at least one print-related security breach, and 90% of public sector organizations had at least one data breach related to printing.Read More
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This Halloween, the cautionary warning for businesses of all size is: Beware of the cyber ogre!Read More
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Frequently, when a prospective buyer contacts Breezy about adding a secure mobile printing solution to their BYOD or EMM solution, we ask them to describe the primary problem that they need to solve. Over time, three primary reasons have emerged.Read More
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Secure mobile printing leader Breezy today announced that it has joined OpeanPeak's SECTOR Network. The addition of the leading Android & iOS secure mobile print app allows global service provider EMM solutions to print without sacrificing security.Read More
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Mobile printing is more than cloud printing although the two are often mixed up when bloggers and journalists talk about the category. Mobile printing is the act of printing a file (a document, photo, web page, email or something else) from a mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet on a printer that is probably connected wirelessly to the mobile device.Read More
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Everyone in IT knows about BYOD – bring your own (mobile) device. But does your company have a policy and procedure in place to deal with BYOA? Employee use of third-party cloud application services and consumer applications in the workplace is one of the biggest challenges facing IT right now.
According to a recent report from Gartner, this is trend represents such a challenge because more than 75% of mobile apps fail basic security tests. Employees download from app stores and use mobile apps that can access enterprise assets or perform business functions, and many of these apps have little or no security assurances. Well-meaning employees can easily expose themselves to cyberattacks and violations of enterprise security policies.Read More
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The chef cooked three pits full of potatoes, and lamb. We all received a generous portion of the lamb. There were many salads, pita bread, chicken, etc. Rich took some great shots of the food. By the way, the wine was flowing and everyone seemed to have a great time.
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I love, love, love cherries, and yesterday I had my first cherries of the season. Absolute bliss! There are roadside stalls selling them and all the fruit and veg shops have them now, and for me there is nothing like that first bowl of cherries. Sometimes during our winter DH buys cherries imported from the USA for me, and whilst they are still delicious, they do lose something in the cold storage process. Cherries also mean that Christmas is not far away too, maybe that is part of the appeal as well. Today (1st) is the first day of summer here and it has certainly arrived in full force, yesterday we had a maximum temperature of 35C/95F with similar weather today, some areas in other states had 45C/113F yesterday.
I'll actually have plenty of time for eating cherries this year, I had been trying to accumulate my annual leave at work in case the contract for the company I work for was not renewed and I was out of a job, but that plan was thwarted and I, and my colleagues, were told we have to take leave. So I am now on Annual Leave until 2nd January, go back for a couple of weeks, then off for another 4 weeks. We won't be going anywhere, except to my Mother's, as DH only has a few days leave, he takes his time off in dribs and drabs, and besides, this is the most expensive time of the year for booking accommodation. So, this year I will have plenty of time to prepare for Christmas (and to eat cherries).
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Sebelius shocker: Health insurance premiums will rise next year
**Written by Doug Powers
I seem to vaguely recall a promise that Obamacare would "cut the cost of a typical family's premium by up to $2,500 a year." My memory must be playing tricks on me, because Obamacare is the law (sometimes), and premiums are still going up:
Premiums will rise in 2015 under ObamaCare, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said on Wednesday.
"I think premiums are likely to go up, but go up at a smaller pace than what we've seen since 2010," Sebelius said in response to a question from Rep. Erik Paulsen (R-Minn.).
"The increases are far less significant than what they were prior to the Affordable Care Act," she said during testimony to the House Ways and Means Committee.
If the increases are "far less significant" than prior to Obamacare's partial and selective implementation, it'll be because people whose existing policies were canceled won't see premium increases on plans they no longer have. Obamacare has caused a net reduction in the number of insured Americans, and don't think for one second that this administration doesn't have the audacity to count that group among those whose premiums have "decreased" thanks to Obamacare. People can't be hit with premium increases on policies they no longer have — "lower premium" promise kept!
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As most Georgians know all too well, the Great Recession that sapped the nation's economy was especially harsh here. The state's fiscal house sustained even more damage than in most other states, with deep and sometimes devastating cuts in state budgets and huge private sector losses.
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The phone rang the other day and on the other end of the line was Gay Blade, the world's flaming liberal. Gay spends a lot of time trying to raise my sensitivity toward liberal issues. So far, Gay has not had a lot of luck.
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You know those obnoxious people who hold up their hand for a high-five then pull it back at the last minute? In elementary school I had a friend who thought this was the funniest practical joke out there. He'd proudly yell, "Psych!" or "Who's a loser?" like this little stunt made him cool.
A young life was lost last week and the tragedy could have been avoided. A 14-year-old Hinesville girl and her 16-year-old friend, Ela'na Briona Alisa Poole, who was visiting from the Atlanta area, were tossing around a semiautomatic handgun when the weapon discharged, striking the older girl in the mouth and killing her. The younger teenager said she found the gun in her mother's dresser drawer. She knew enough about firearms to remove the gun's clip, but she did not empty the chamber.
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On my "to-do" list last week was a reminder to call former Gov. Carl Sanders and see if he had any thoughts on how to get the field at Sanford Stadium named for UGA's former coach and athletic director Vince Dooley. I knew he would like the idea and perhaps could jerk a few chains I seem to have been unable to rattle thus far.
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I was on St. Simons Island last week, scarfing down massive amounts of corn-fried shrimp at the exquisite little Georgia Sea Grill, when someone came to the table to inquire if Junior E. Lee had finished his analysis of the recent election. That really puffed up Junior when I told him.
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Typically, I use this weekly column to address parenting issues, reflect on challenges faced by (fairly) new moms and provide what I hope are amusing anecdotes that stem from daily life encounters with a toddler. This Sunday, though, I'm going to explore a topic that's more indirectly related to - but still very much a part of - child-rearing.
Residents of Bryan County have the opportunity Monday to show our support for a continued strong presence of the Marne Division in Bryan and surrounding counties.
This is a story I shared with some of you a couple of years ago, but given the well-deserved tributes this week to our veterans, it seems an appropriate time to share it with all of you. It is about a terrorist; an honest-to-God terrorist. Not only does he not deny the appellation, he's proud of it.
At the Department of Veterans Affairs, we have one of the most noble and inspiring missions in government. I accepted this job and joined this mission to better serve you - our veterans - and improve the delivery of the care and benefits you have earned. It is our privilege to serve you, and I have made clear that as we move forward as a department, we will judge the success of all our efforts against a single metric - the outcomes we provide for veterans.
Over the years, I've crossed paths with many who were extremely successful as well as some who were such miserable failures that, as Mama liked to say, they "ain't worth the breath they draw."
I recently saw a meme posted to a social-media site that said something along the lines of "Having children: Your way of showing the world you no longer intend to be on time - ever."
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I also had a GREAT day! The competition was interesting and high energy. The Opening ceremony was a little cheesy, but I think I probably expected that. You go to see the skating, and it was best in the world, obviously! I, too, sat by many many skating celebrities...They were everywhere, including the ESPN Zone across the street. Thanks to Goldstar for a very memorable evening!
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This event was both memorable and phenomenal. To see such skilled skaters from all over the world in their magnificent costumes was a sight to behold. It was definitely an awesome event.
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Watching these athletes in action live is VERY different than on television. I highly recommend attending this event if you have even a minor interest in ice skating. I went on a whim and left a much bigger fan. So beautiful and graceful!
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Amazing, the world's finest in one central location, you can't do any better than that. Loved it.
Figure skaters are entered into the championships by country. Each International Skating Union Member (national association) may enter one skater or team in each event. Some countries are permitted to enter 2 or 3 participants if their skaters performed well at the previous year's championships.
Each year different countries bid with the ISU for the rights to host the World Championships. Since its inception in 1896, the event has been hosted all around the world. More recently, Japan hosted the event in 2007 and Sweden in 2008. The championships were last held in the United States in Washington, D.C. in 2003. America will most likely not host the world championships again until 2015.


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I Couldn't Forgive Myself
Teresa Keith of Scotland recalls the moment she discovered forgiveness
My past was very colored.
I drank and partied a lot, and once terminated a pregnancy, which I struggled with the most.
Even though I didn't know God personally, I felt I had made a decision against God's will in choosing to end something that He created. I really found that difficult.
Ken and I had been together for about 10 years when in fall of 2006 my daughter, Ashton, and I moved into Ken's house to see if we could work things out.
It was not the easiest of times.
Going to Church to Be Better Parents
A year later, Ken -- though not a Christian -- felt that we should go to church. He was brought up in the church and wanted Ashton to have a little bit of the sheltered life he had known.
Honestly, I just pacified him in doing what he wanted.
But the church didn't feel as cold to me as the old one I had sometimes attended on holidays. The speaker talked about the life I have led in ways that were relevant, so I kept going back.
Could God Forgive Me Even Though I Could Not?
I tried really hard to forgive myself and struggled with the thought that the Lord would forgive me if I asked Him to do that.
I was tearful for about 2 weeks - reading, exploring, and trying to understand forgiveness.
One night, feeling really low at church, it dawned on me that I couldn't forgive myself.
I actually had to go to Him. I needed to go and ask God into my life.
I didn't want 300 to 400 others see my heart broken before God as I went to the front of the church, but that is what happened.
Afterward, it was like a great weight had lifted off of my shoulders. Today, I know my sins are forgiven and when I leave this earth, I will spend eternity with Him.
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A few weeks later Ken came home and said that he had accepted Christ. Shortly after, Ashton asked God into her life.
Life is not easier. We still have the same problems, but we feel that He is with us all the time. We are not on our own anymore. We trust that God will look after us.
Our relationship has turned such that we got married this September. But had we not walked through the doors of that church last year, I don't think we would be together today.
We are learning how much the Lord forgives us and how we can learn to forgive each other.
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AMD AES Releases XvBA Reference System
AMD has passed along word this morning that the AMD Embedded Solutions (AES) division has publicly released the XvBA Reference System Installer. This installer is meant to make it easy to evaluate AMD's X-Video Bitstream Acceleration API for accelerating video playback under Linux.
7 June 2011 - Video API - 4 Comments
Here's The AMD Llano Fusion Mesa/Gallium3D Code
It wasn't only the Llano DRM/KMS kernel support that was pushed to the community by AMD today for their next-generation Fusion hardware, but the Mesa/Gallium3D support has landed in place too. This code was pushed into Mesa master (meaning it will hit the Mesa 7.11 release) and there was also the X.Org bits landing in the xf86-video-ati DDX.
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How Ironic: AMD Pushes Open-Source Llano APU Support
Last week there was the news post about whether AMD is open-sourcing something next week (this week), which turns out to be based upon a Twitter comment I had made. A discussion about AMD possibly open-sourcing something had ensued, including comments by AMD's John Bridgman, where he had said nothing was basically planned. Interestingly though, the initial open-source Llano APU support was just published.
31 May 2011 - Llano APU - 27 Comments
Is AMD Open-Sourcing Something Next Week?
Some Linux users seem to think that next week, Advanced Micro Devices will be open-sourcing -- something -- relating to their graphics stack. Firmware? ATI Avivo? OpenCL / Stream work? UVD unit specifications?
28 May 2011 - Firmware? - 37 Comments
New ATI/AMD X.Org Driver Released (6.14.2)
Red Hat's David Airlie, on the behalf of AMD, pushed out the xf86-video-ati 6.14.2 driver last night.
26 May 2011 - Cayman, Fusion, Etc. - 5 Comments
AMD Radeon HD "Cayman" Finally Moves On With Acceleration
It was last December that AMD had unveiled their newest "Cayman" graphics processors, which at launch powered the Radeon HD 6950 and Radeon HD 6970 graphics cards. The open-source driver support for Cayman GPUs had lagged behind the rest of the Radeon HD 6000 series "Northern Islands", but in February there was Cayman programming documentation released and in March there was then Cayman kernel mode-setting support. Only today is the AMD Cayman GPUs now getting up to speed with supporting hardware acceleration on the open-source driver stack.
24 May 2011 - Acceleration - 18 Comments
AMD Radeon KMS Gets Some DP Improvements
AMD's Alex Deucher has published a set of eighteen patches to the DRI development list that are primarily focused on fixing up the DisplayPort (DP) and Embedded DisplayPort (eDP) capabilities of the Radeon DRM/KMS driver in the Linux kernel.
20 May 2011 - DisplayPort
Gallium3D VDPAU On Radeon Starts Working
Not all German Linux users and developers were busy the past few days drinking beer and eating Ubuntu pickles and blood sausage, but Christian König has made some more progress in his video playback work for the Radeon Gallium3D driver.
16 May 2011 - Hoorah - 69 Comments
AMD Already Adds On Two Open-Source Developers
AMD's John Bridgman has now confirmed that they have hired two open-source developers. These two new development hires was done previous to the announcement a few days ago that they are still looking for another open-source developer to work on their open-source Linux (kernel DRM, Mesa / Gallium3D, DDX) stack for Radeon graphics hardware.
14 May 2011 - New Hires - 30 Comments
AMD's Hiring Open-Source Graphics Developers Still
For anyone wanting to join John Bridgman's team to work on the open-source Radeon graphics drivers for Linux, there's still openings.
12 May 2011 - No One Wants In? - 121 Comments
AMD Catalyst 11.5 Linux Driver Released
The AMD Catalyst 11.5 Linux driver was released yesterday afternoon. Catalyst 11.4 was only released about two weeks back, but the monthly Catalyst update for May has already arrived, so does it not bring much?
10 May 2011 - New Build - 37 Comments
AMD Puts Out Catalyst 11.4 With X Server 1.10 Support
While X.Org Server 1.10 has been out since February, AMD missed supporting it until it came time for Ubuntu 11.04 and then late last month they ended up dropping a Catalyst 11.4 pre-release to Ubuntu Natty users. Today is the official release date for Catalyst 11.4 Linux to anyone interested. This contains back-ported X.Org Server 1.10 support in order to function with Ubuntu 11.04, Fedora 16, Arch Linux, etc.
27 April 2011 - Back-Ported - 52 Comments
German RadeonHD Hacker To Start R600 Gallium3D VDPAU
Christian König, the independent German developer who's known for being the first to provide open-source Radeon HDMI audio support back in the RadeonHD driver days and later to KMS, last October began working on R600 Gallium3D video acceleration. He quickly brought up XvMC R600g video acceleration when porting some of the earlier XvMC R300g work. While not yet merged to mainline, XvMC on R600 Gallium3D is usable, but now he's looking towards his next target: VDPAU support for the R600 Gallium3D driver.
26 April 2011 - Christian König - 29 Comments
AMD's Turks GPUs Work On Open-Source, Sort Of
Back on Tuesday, AMD officially rolled out their "Turks" graphics processors with the launch of the Radeon HD 6570 and Radeon HD 6670 graphics cards. On Wednesday the Phoronix review of the Sapphire Radeon HD 6570 was published under Ubuntu Linux, but using the proprietary Catalyst driver. Open-source testing wasn't done at that time due to only having the graphics card since Monday. But do these new AMD Turks GPUs work with the open-source Linux driver stack, including Gallium3D?
21 April 2011 - Radeon HD 6570 - 13 Comments
AMD Open-Sources Tapper
AMD has announced today they have open-sourced Tapper from their Operating System Research Center.
18 April 2011 - From The OSRC - 8 Comments
AMD Puts Out A Catalyst Hot-Fix For Linux
AMD has just released a Catalyst hot-fix driver for Linux users on this binary blob. This is the "AMD Catalyst 11.4b" driver.
6 April 2011 - What's Changed? - 5 Comments
PowerXpress Support Notebooks Under Linux
As mentioned this morning when AMD provided Canonical with a Catalyst 11.4 driver pre-release for proprietary Radeon / FirePro support under Ubuntu 11.04, there's more than just support for Linux 2.6.38 kernel and X.Org Server 1.10. This Linux driver update also provides support for AMD PowerXpress with dual-GPU notebooks.
30 March 2011 - Details For The AMD Feature - 11 Comments
Here's The Special AMD Present For Ubuntu Users
As talked about at length yesterday, the Catalyst 11.3 driver that was just released is not compatible with the X.Org Server 1.10 final ABI. What this means is that this proprietary Linux driver update will not work on Ubuntu 11.04, Fedora 15, and other Linux distributions experiencing major updates. AMD for at least the past seven Ubuntu releases has been seeding Canonical with driver pre-releases to meet the support deadline on new versions of this popular Linux operating system. Over last night, they did this once more.
30 March 2011 - A Working Driver - 31 Comments
AMD's Catalyst Misses The Support Train, Again
While AMD released the Catalyst 11.3 driver this morning, if you're an early adopter of Ubuntu 11.04, Fedora 15, or any other Linux distribution shipping with xorg-server 1.10, the proprietary Radeon / FirePro driver remains incompatible.
29 March 2011 - No X.Org Server 1.10 - 21 Comments
AMD Catalyst 11.3 Drops Support For Old X.Org
With the month ending, Linux users were beginning to wonder where is this month's proprietary driver update, but AMD's web team has just uploaded the Catalyst 11.3 binary Linux driver. What's changed though in this month's update? Read on to find out.
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I loved it. The discussion after the play just added to the enjoyment of the play. I would like to see more plays like it!
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It was a didactic piece of theater. My fault. I forgot the author was an old style Christian. The way it elevated the church was simply out of date.
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Album Rating: 3.5It's an aeon better than March
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Album Rating: 4.5Yep, this blows March of Ghosts out of the water.
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Album Rating: 5.021 ratings is good for Sputnik tbf.... nice
Couldn't get into this at all unfortunately.
Album Rating: 4.5i think this is something that requires repeat listens tbh. initially i was leaning more towards a 3.5, but all the cool little subtleties kept me coming back. there's a lot beneath the surface
Album Rating: 5.0Yeah rating this on the first couple of listens is pointless, it's the same with most Gazpacho albums tbh, Missa Atropos jumped to a 4.5 for me after it all clicked
Commenting so I wouldn't forget about this. Sounds cool.
Album Rating: 4.5it is indeed very cool
Album Rating: 4.5"I lost it down the rab-bit hole"
Album Rating: 3.0Great read man have a pos!
Album Rating: 3.5Mongi that 3 : (
have you hear Night?
Album Rating: 3.0Haha no dude. None of these songs really went anywhere. Not bad music, just not my thing.
Album Rating: 3.5Give Night a chance, if it doesn't do anything for you don't bother with the band, but seriously dude. The best prog album of the 2000s for me
Album Rating: 4.5none of the songs went anywhere? are you fucking serious? lol
Album Rating: 4.5Don't know how many times you listened to it Mongi, but I had to hear it about three times before any of made any sense haha. This is definitely their most difficult album to date.
Album Rating: 3.5I reckon Mongi's only given it a couple listens. It's what I felt like too after a few - but the songs grew on me
Album Rating: 3.0Meaning none of the songs never really took off. What makes you think I'm not serious lol yea I gave
it a couple listens and nothing changed. A 3
doesn't mean I think the album's bad so
But yes I will check out Night.
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