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- Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
- Genre: Action Shooter Third-Person
- Release Date: Nov 7, 2006
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Why do guys masturbate and watch porn even though they have a girlfriend?
i know all guys masterbate, but why do they do that when they have girlfriends? they have a real person in front of them instead of some video and yet they still watch the porn and masterbate, I'm not complaining or anything I'm just wondering because I don't really understand it lol.
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because guys think a lot after ejaculating. he is probably doing this because he wants to plan your next romantic evening or a surprise birthday party for you. =)
Lol, they do? he doesn't plan stuff like that for me though..
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But in all seriously, I think guys just like to fantasize more then women. Supposedly guys reach their sexual peak before women. Just because he masturbates a lot now you do not does not mean that the roles won't switch in the future. There may come a time when he's wondering why you are in the bathroom for an hour or two.
Well that first situation might just be me... lol ya never know though lol
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"Outstanding Historical Book Lover"
This book is outstanding!!! Tells about the way the war came to a end...as to the way President Lincolns life came to a end. but, I think Mr. O'Reilly "may" have been wrong about last time General Lee and General Grant spoke. Robert Lee visited President Grant one other occasion. It was at the White House and it was about railroad access to Lexington, Va. When Lee was President of Washington University.
"A good history book"
Its not the greatest book but its good. The story itself is a factual history book and it was written as entertaining as a history book can without deferring away from the story too much. There are a lot of things about Abraham Lincoln that I did not know that are in this book. He really is the gold standard of leadership in this country. Not a perfect leader, but the greatest one America has had.
Having Bill narrate it was interesting. He wasn't the best and his voice isn't the most soothing but hearing a book read by the author is a very interesting experience. He shouldn't go around reading other books for audible but he fit this book.
"A Must Read for All American History Majors!"
I thought the research for this book and the storyline was fabulous. It was so informative, I couldn't stop listening. Mr. O'Reilly's performance was anything but a performance, he just read the book in his famous "Bill O'Reilly" voice, which was fine but it was "what" he was reading and not" how" he read it that kept me coming back. This should be a book that is read in every American History class in America. You will not be sorry if you get this book. And you will be smarter after listening to it!!!!!
"Great Book!"
Very informative! One of Orielly's best books yet. He reads a little to fast so it is hard to comtemplate and meditate on what he is saying. Probably because he is use to the time constraints of a TV show and that he is a New Yorker!
"NO Really, O'Reilly"
Marginal. O'Reilly's generally arrogant tone distracts from narration in a major way. His lecturing diminishes the story, which is interesting but certainly not the 'thriller' O'Reilly claims. Also, O'Reilly uses a wrong word multiple times in his narration. I stopped counting the times he spoke 'calvary' for 'cavalry'. Surely O'Reilly knows the difference!
Learning about some of the supporting cast of Booth's plot to kill President Lincoln.
Just about anyone who read for his readers's benefit rather than his own.
The book is a good idea. O'Reilly and his ego get in the way of the story. He seems so pleased with himself and his owned narration.
"Great Story but narration is sub-par"
Yes. it was very interesting and informative piece of history.
Details that I never knew.
It was more like a news cast so it didn't sound much like a thriller as it is advertised.
No. I think we got enough info from the book.
Robert Walsh
"Greatest Historical Biography Ever!!"
Yes, the audio edition is better than the print edition because you get the effective narration by Bill O'Reilly which basically brings you to the Civil War and next to President Lincoln and John Wilkes Boothe up until the minute of their deaths.
Being George Washington and Killing Lincoln are very similar and both great books to listen to because the narrations bring you to those historical points in time.
I have listened to two of Bill O'Reilly's books and although they are all very good, this is by far the best.
Yes, but I could not because it was over 7 hours long.
Purchase it for you, your kids and any family members because people need to read and comprehend history or they are doomed to repeat it. Right now at this time, things are happening to our country that could ruin it and hurt us, our future and our children's futures. The United States needs a leader that is similar to Lincoln because he looked out for the good of all Americans and not just a certain group that voted or liked him. That is the main problem with our President now. Lincoln could have hurt the South and made them pay for the war, but he didn't and opened up the country's arms back to the South even though many in the North and many in his party and cabinet wanted him to make them pay. Lincoln knew in his heart and through the guidance of his higher power, that was not the best thing for the future of the Republic and he lost his life for those beliefs.
After winning Independence and working on it for 6 years, each state sent a group of representatives to meet in Philadelphia and hammer out a new agreement. The deliberations of the Constitutional Convention in 1787 were held in strict secrecy. Consequently, anxious citizens gathered outside Independence Hall when the proceedings ended, eager to learn what had been produced behind those closed doors.
As the delegates left the building, a Mrs. Powel of Philadelphia asked Benjamin Franklin, "Well, Doctor, what have we got?"
With no hesitation, Franklin replied, "A republic, if you can keep it."
Our current President is not helping the cause in keeping our Republic, I can only hope a man in Abe Lincoln's stature can take over and help our country to keep our Republic.
"Great Historical Perspective of Events"
Great Historical Perspective of Events
Insights of personalities and situations
Lincoln's visit to Richmond
Liked the details and how different events were woven together to make this more than a historical report.
A great listen.
"Good history lesson"
An easy listen to well known history. A few minute details not heard before (but not sure how they were verified). More information on the participants in the conspiresy than I had known before. Worth the time, but not a five.
"Learned a lot in Killing Lincoln"
I listened to this book and really enjoyed it. Until this book, all I knew about Lincoln's assassination was that John Wilkes Booth did it in Ford's theater. There are many new exciting details found in Killing Lincoln, which is structured like a journal, reading day by day starting a few weeks before the end of the Civil War. The story is pretty exciting, especially the dramatic last days of the war, the conspiracy around the assassination, and the pursuit of Booth and others.
Here are just a few things I learned which I did not know... (I wouldn't consider this a spoiler alert because this is history)
- There was a conspiracy to simultaneously assassinate the president, VP, Secretary of State, and Ulysses Grant. The SoS was almost killed in the attempt. The others didn't happen for various reasons.
- The assassination occurred less than a week after the end of the war.
- Lincoln tried to get several other couples to attend the theater with him and Mary, and was turned down numerous times! Can you imagine turning down an invitation from the president to attend a play?
- Booth tripped while making his escape, injuring his leg.
- There 2 other presidential assassinations after Lincoln and before Kennedy.
There are various "other" conspiracy theories out there, which O'Reilly addresses, and is clear to say which are facts and which are merely speculation.
For those who like or don't like Bill O'Reilly, there was absolutely nothing political in this book. It was strictly a historical account, written in the form of a very exciting story. O'Reilly narrates the audio version, and though I am a fan, I think I would have liked a less familiar voice better.


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A second public hearing took place in Glen Cove City Hall on Tuesday, Feb. 26 regarding the vested rights amendment for the Waterfront Redevelopment Project.
Mayor Ralph V. Suozzi explained that purpose is to amend the city's zoning ordinance to establish vested rights in the approved master plan in the marine waterfront district. He said that only portion of the property is entitled to this amendment, for redevelopment renovations that began 20 years ago in a project that has been supported by numerous government officials and agencies.
The amendment would "provide for the establishment of certain statutory vested rights given the practical timing, cost, phasing and other considerations involved in implementing an approved Planned Unit Development Master Plan." Additionally, the amendment would a establish an 18-month expiration date for a PUD Site Plan Approval in the waterfront district, as the zoning ordinance does not currently contain an expiration date specifically for PUD Site Plans.
Councilman Reginald Spinello reiterated his stance that he feels the council should have numbers before voting on vested rights. "Until we have numbers, how can we give these people 12 years, is this truly a good deal...I don't think we have enough information to give these guys 12 years. I'm not trying to kill the process but I don't think its there yet."
"The IDA and CDA were established to negotiate these types of deals, said Michael Zarin, an attorney for the City of Glen Cove. "They were very extensive in their reviews...made sure terms were beneficial to the city...with all due respect, I would say a tremendous amount of activity and attention has gone into this on behalf of the city, and the vesting is really a very minor piece of this, which only says, based on all the work that all the city agencies have done, that they city council would be saying look, we won't change the zoning on you for 12 years, so long as you now implement this project with faith on what the IDA, CDA and planning Board negotiated on the city's behalf.. and if you don't proceed in accordance with the terms...then we have the right to rescind that vesting and withdraw that entitlement. And it's relatively small piece of the project."
"I understand, my feeling is, I don't think we need it," said Spinello.
Zarin explained that the common law, called substantial construction, is a standard in New York State, and that vesting rights are becoming more important to investors and developers and have been added in accordance with circumstances. "It's a new phenomenon," he said. "In the past, units sold immediately; now with long term multi-phase buildouts, there is more uncertainty. This gives redevelopers some certainty so that they will invest up front."
He added, "The redeveloper is responsible for financing all public amenities and to care for them in perpetuity."
Mayor Suozzi said, "It adds a level of certainty not just to the redeveloper but to the financial institutions and officials who have supported this...this vesting provision is a small piece on the path which is part of a multiple power of paths...it creates a level of certainty…that the rules won't be changed midstream."
Resident David Nieri said, "I am concerned that the period of time is far too long, 12 years essentially ties our hands to do anything else. They haven't really done anything in 10 years...the city has, but they seem to be happy with the slow pace...now we take away the incentive for them to move faster.
Suozzi responded by saying there is a lot of work to be done, and that while the economy has played a role, more aspects about the project are now known and they have a better plan than what was there before.
"They can't just sit idle, it's not a pass to hang around for 12 years."
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The public hearing will continue at the March 12 city council meeting.
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I can't even believe it's been 14 years," says Correale. "And so many of the same people come back year after year."
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Thein vivo chlorophylla fluorescence technique for phytoplankton depends on the effective absorption and fluorescence quantum yield of chlorophylla. The range of variation in the ratio ofin vivo fluorescence: extractable chlorophylla was found to be nearly 10-fold in natural Chesapeake Bay phytoplankton populations with significant areal and seasonal differences in addition to ambient light dependent fluorescence inhibition. Diel variations in chlorophylla fluorescence ratios were found to be species specific responses of some diatom and dinoflagellate populations. Observed changes in fluorescence ratios of several natural populations from day to night levels were as great as 8-fold when diatomsCerataulina bergonii andRhizosolenia sp. dominated the phytoplankton biomass. The diel response was changes in ambient light, the Kautsky Induction Effect, were associated with the degree of nutritional stress in natural samples and in unialgal cultures of phytoplankton. These observations may serve to explain some of the variations encountered in the application of thein vivo chlorophylla fluorescence technique and to provide a basis for an assessment of the physiological conditional of natural phytoplankton populations. Differences in cellularin vivo fluorescence ratios in vertical profiles of natural populations which might have been associated with variations in species composition variation with depth were eliminated by uniform dark treatment and suggest the observedin vivo chlorophylla fluorescence is in part related toin situ adaptation to the spectral quality of ambient light.
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- 1975-06-01
- 10.2307/1350685
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The governor of California signed a bill banning shark fins into law last Friday.
Starting in July 2013, no shark fin soup will be available in the state of California. On October 7, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill into law banning the sale, trade, or distribution of shark fins in the state, joining similar bans in Hawaii, Oregon, and Washington. The fins are predominately used for shark fin soup, an expensive Chinese delicacy, and can sell for $600 per pound. "The practice of cutting the fins off of living sharks and dumping them back in the ocean is not only cruel, but it harms the health of our oceans," Brown wrote in a statement.
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Hopefully an April fools joke.
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Fermenting - Pomegranate Mead (3g), Acerglyn
Kegged - Modified Bee Cave IPA, Calypso Pale
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USC Pacific Asia Museum Director Christina Yu Yu addresses the 37th Festival of the Autumn Moon Gala, the first since the museum and the university joined forces. The event honored USC Trustee Dominic Ng.
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Earlier in the week I shared our finished kitchen.
Although I had a few reservations about choosing grey – mainly about whether it's a colour fad – I'm glad I dug my heels in and went for it. It's a fair responsibility because I knew my husband would be putting in hours and hours of work and I wanted him to like the end result as much as me.
Good news: he loves it. He thinks – and I agree – it's the best room we've ever done, particularly when you consider the big changes that had to come about. I think we make a pretty good renovating team and I'm so proud of what he can do and the care he takes over getting the finish just right.
It's not completely finished. I'm looking to have a few open, wooden shelves and we'll have to get a blind up. I'm thinking Laura Ashley Wallace for the fabric, as it has the colours I'd like to bring in, especially red and turquoise blue.
The beauty of grey is that – while it looks great with crisp white and natural wood – it also sits comfortably with bright colour. In fact, I think grey needs splashes of colour around it to make it looks its best.
So that's what I've been thinking with the accessories I've added to the kitchen so far.
// mugs (£4 each) and 'Freda' storage jars (£10 each), both Habitat at Homebase / Le Creuset teapot (£14.99 but RRP £34), TK Maxx //
// pasta storage jar (gift), Jamie Oliver at TK Maxx / wooden box, H&M / linen napkins (£14 for four), West Elm / pepper mill (£18), Homebase / Le Creuset utensil holder (£7.99 but RRP £20), TK Maxx //
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Milwaukee Tools is known for their line of contractor-grade power tools that have an almost cult-like following. Case in point, these tattooed fans of the power tool brand.
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Hits: Easy operation, great feel, blade changing
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Uses: Scoring, cutting, stripping
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Changing blade is a cinch by simply releasing the top button and pulling the blade straight out. No need to fiddle with anything else. We only wish there was some way they could have incorporate onboard blade storage but from a design perspective it would have really changed the whole dynamic of the knife.
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Absolutely love this knife. The look and feel is great and the design is unique. One-handed operation is not only extremely functional but also fun. We'll have some tough decisions to make when grabbing our knife for the day.
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I like Murray a lot, have him probably the top defender and most NHL ready. But Dumba is intriguing too, more offensive and harder hitting.
I read a profile on Murray today (check the Prospects section) where he was constantly referred to as a guy who could contribute a lot more offense but holds himself back and passes off to the forwards. He thinks defense first as that was ingrained in his head by coaches.
What worries me is that he will stagnate offensively and become another Nick Schultz. Schultz had good offensive in juniors and upside but was coached to be defensive minded, and then he didn't produce at all in the NHL. Plus Murray stalled out offensively this year, which is a little disappointing.
I'd just hate to draft another Nick Schultz at 4th overall.
Meanwhile Dumba doubled his offense this year while being a physical force. I just think if you combine that kind of player with Brodin, an agile and efficient puck mover who thinks the game very well, you have a great versatile top pairing. And we do have Gilbert and Scandella to play the second pair.
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Cheese Fondue
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- Cheesey May 10, 2005 10:26 AM
Want to make some fondue tonight. This will be our second attempt. The first time we followed a recipe calling for gruyere, gouda, brandy, and maybe somthing else. Neither of us are very crazy about swiss cheese and we both thought the gruyere smelled gross, even though the final product came out decent.
I'm wondering if anyone has a recipe for a non-traditional fondue that calls for a nice creamy cheese, non-swiss, that would be good to dip some sourdough bread, broccoli, chicken, etc in. I suggested some good ol' velveta, but was shot down.
You can get some great recipes from the Artisinal Website.
Purists will tell you it is not fondue unless you use Gruyere and Swiss. But I think you may find a recipe on either epicurious.com. THere is a recipe there for a cheddar fondue. Good luck
I recommend this one; I got it from Epicurious, made it for a New Years party and it was a hit. Served with steamed fingerling potatoes and steamed broccoli; I intend to make it again this winter:
Brie, Roquefort and Wild Mushroom Fondue
re: Covert Ops
I've cribbed the Melting Pot's beer cheese fondue for my home fondues. Dead simple - Cheddar cheese, beer, chopped jalapenos, and some salsa.
You should be able to fondue with most any cheese...alcohol is the key.
Sunset Magazine had an article on different fondues here: http://www.sunset.com/sunset/food/art...
Gruyere is Swiss cheese. Compte is very much like gruyere but made in France -- the Swiss prevent it from being called "gruyere."
Gruyere and Emmenthaler are the cheeses most commonly used in "Swiss-style" fondue, but you could use Raclette, Gouda, Provolone or other semi-hard cheese that melts well.
Regular brandy is not generally used in fondue, though. It's cheese and white win, basically. Recipes usually tell you to rub the pot with a garlic clove and many add Kirsch (cherry eau de vie, though some people call it brandy).
Cheddar fondue usually subs beer for the white wine.
The alcohol helps the cheese melt smoothly without curdling.
Please don't use Velveeta for fondue :-(
re: C. Hamster
Some authetic Swiss recipes call for a bit of Appenzeller cheese in addition to the Gruyere and Emmenthaler. I like to use pear Williams schnapps rather than Kirsch.
If you like blue cheese we've made a fondue with blue cheese and fromager d'affinois. It's similar to the aforementioned brie and roquefort, but milder and creamier. As it's thinner than gruyere/emmenthaller, bread soaks more of it up, but it doesn't cling as well to fruit (although it tastes great together). Might be more successful with chicken or broccoli.
Cheddar is a fine option - great with apples.
We also made a coriander one with gruyere/emmenthaller and coriander seed and liqueur which took away alot of the stinkiness of the swiss cheeses (if you don't like that kind of thing).
You actually can make a a pretty good fondue using Velveeta cheese, and it's foolproof...
Melt over low heat 1 pound of cubed Velveeta cheese with about 1/2 cup of white wine and 1 crushed clove of fresh garlic. Add more wine as needed to obtain desired consistency. Serve with a crusty bread, grilled sausage chunks, and raw vegetables.
While you won't mistake this for true classic Swiss fondue, it's less expensive, quick, easy, requires few ingredients, and it never separates. It also tastes pretty darn good. Don't knock it until you tried it!
For Valentine's Day, I went to a local cheese shop for a supper for husband and me without having to battle crowds. I asked the shop to choose the foundue cheeses and they picked out lovely Gruyere, Emmenthaler and Raclette for the fondue and suggested I use Dry Vermouth for the liquid. It really was the best fondue I have made.
re: foodseek
equal parts for each of the three cheeses?
re: orangewasabi
The measurements I used were: 3/4 Ib. of Gruyere, 3/4 lb. Raclette and 1/2 lb. Emmenthaler with 1 cup dry vermouth. Add the cheeses to the heated verrmouth.
It was simply delicious and of course easy.
re: foodseek
this is a delicious combination for fondue -dip crusty French bread and voila
I did a fondue last night for Valentines dinner. I used the recipe on Epicurious - Three Cheese Fondue with Champagne - and it was really wonderful. I've made it before and it's always great. The three cheeses are gruyere, emmenthal and brie and I used a Spanish cava rather than a pricey Champagne. Highly recommended.
I also make a cheese fondue with sauteed onions,mushrooms and cheddar cheese-very delicious and hearty for cold days--serve with crusty bread and apples
Our staple "fondue" recipe (since it includes cheddar) is slightly less than a bottle of beer (good beer, although ales work better than stouts), 4 c. shredded cheese mixed with 1/4 c flour, 1/2 tsp nutmeg and 1/2 tsp garlic powder (we actually like this better than fresh garlic). Bring the beer to a simmer and start adding cheese by the handful until you've got a consistency that you're happy with (you might not use all the cheese), stir in the nutmeg and garlic and serve!
We typically use half cheddar and half swiss and you don't really taste too much of the swiss, but you could use 3 c. cheddar to 1 c. swiss if you want. I do recommend using one other cheese besides cheddar to give the fondue some depth.


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by A verified traveler
Cheap stay only redeeming valuePosted Oct 8, 2014
No supplies in cabinets, had to ask desk for a hair dryer. Cigar butt on the floor. Creepy car circling the parking lot at 4:00 am. I was looking for an inexpensive place and got it, but would not recommend.
Comment from Hotel Management
Oct 16, 2014 by Manager, Hotel Management
Thank you for taking the time to write a review of your stay. I sincerely apologize that the staff did not explain our new dishware program to you at check in. We do have dishware available at the front desk, and my staff should also be delivering the items requested. I will work with them to ensure that we are better informing guests of this availability in the future. I also want to apologize for the cleanliness issues in the room. I have met with housekeeping to go over the review you sent so we can ensure our rooms are being cleaned correctly. Thank you very much for bringing this to our attention. We would love to have another chance to provide you with a better experience the next time you're in town.
by A verified traveler
Posted Sep 20, 2014
This non smoking room was not very clean and smelled like a smoking lounge
by A verified travelerfrom oklahoma city, OK
Disgusting bathroom!Posted Aug 25, 2014
I was in town for my fathers funeral and after a very long day of driving I just wanted to shower and sleep. The bathroom was disgusting! The tub had black hairs in it (I'm blonde) and the "white" fabric shower curtain was yellow around the bottom and crusty. Literally crusty! The overnight staff was rude and unhelpful. He said he would send someone up in 4 hours to clean it... No one showed. He also said he would have the manager call me and I found out the next day he didn't even try to contact the on call manager. The next morning the hotel manager let me change rooms and said she would give me some free passes to stay at another extended stay america... I have yet to see those several weeks later. The new rooms AC wouldn't shut off and so it was freezing for the next 48 hrs. I had to turn the heater on ever now and then to warm the room up a bit. It was a horrible experience and I wish I would have paid the extra money to stay at the Hilton around the corner (where my family stayed) because it was BEAUTIFUL!
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Convenient locationPosted Aug 23, 2014 on Hotels.com
Some of the staff were very helpful. We did not know we could get kitchen utensils until after a couple of days when I finally saw the notice in the kitchen. We are accustomed to finding them in the room upon check-in. The bed was comfortable and clean, as was the room. Breakfast was adequate, utilized two of our four mornings. The shower (handicapped) was great. Plenty of pressure and hot water. Everything in the room worked as needed so we were very comfortable. Did not know we would not have room service but only took us a day to figure that out! We were ok with that too once we did!
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Would never stay here againPosted Aug 20, 2014 on Hotels.com
When I first got to the hotel, I was told that check in wasn't until 3 pm. When I came back to check in later, the receptionist did not know how to access my reservation through hotels.com and kept telling me that there was a reservation, but no payment had been made, although it showed that it was charged to my card. After I had to pay a second time for my room, I went and looked at it. The bed sheets were very dirty and stained, the a/c barely worked or cooled off the room and there was no shampoo or conditioner in the bathroom. The only good thing about this hotel was the fact that the lady who worked at the desk in the morning was able to refund me the money I spent paying for my room the second time.
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Waste of time and moneyPosted Aug 16, 2014
Pros: Nothing
Cons: Cleanliness, supplies, everything!
Location: We chose this hotel as it is located in an affluent shopping and event area. The Cherry Creek area of Denver has upscale shopping, galleries, etc.
4 rooms reserved for 4 colleagues scheduled for State of CO meetings. Hair in linens-not just one or two....a lot of hair! No supplies in kitchenettes; one room had no trash cans & guest was told they must have run out(?-what?); one room had no towels and it wasn't until the following day that there were enough "clean" towels to get her some; blow dryers were not available; hotel was being repainted and there were no wet paint signs anywhere.....one of us realized brown paint all over the sleeve of her blazer.....once we were in our business meetings! Where did that come from.....no signs or warnings from hotel staff indicated there was wet paint around her room. This is a hotel we will not ever use again!
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Aug 20, 2014 by Manager, Hotel Management
Your review for our hotel was recently brought to my attention. I am so sorry to hear of the cleanliness issues with your linens, and that one of your rooms was missing towels. I will be sharing your comments with my staff to ensure that clean towels are provided to guests. As well, I am so sorry for the lack of notice about the fresh paint on our walls. As this hotel's manager, I will properly notify guests of wet paint in the future so that this does not happen again. Your feedback is very important to us, so thank you for sharing. We do hope you will choose to stay with us again so we can have the opportunity to provide you with a better experience.
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by A verified travelerfrom Colorado
No reservationPosted Aug 4, 2014
This hotel did not keep my reservation, and turned me away at midnight, without arranging another room. Very unimpressive!
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Ottawa, ON
Good price for room with kitchenettePosted Jul 29, 2014
Pros: The location and kitchenette facility.
Cons: Telephone service and basic general maintenance
This hotel has quite a few maintenance problems. A number of items in my room needed repair: toilet cover, alarm clock, a smoke detector which had been disabled with a plastic cover over it. The staff were friendly and tried to fix these problems.
Comment from Hotel Management
Jul 31, 2014 by Manager, Hotel Management
Rose - Thank you for your recent review of your stay. We are glad that you enjoyed our convenient location and our fully equipped kitchens; however, we are sorry to hear that you experienced maintenance issues in your room. We will be working with our maintenance staff to address the issues in your room. Thank you again for providing us with your feedback. We would love to have another chance to provide you with a better experience the next time you're in town.
by A verified travelerfrom Nebraska
Not as advertisedPosted Jul 26, 2014
Pros: The bed was quite comfortable and the curtains made the room very dark. Great for sleeping in.
Cons: The entire concept.
Location: Large shopping mall nearby and tons of restaurants and various shops within easy walking distance.
The room was very clean and overall fairly comfortable. However, it doesn't come equipped with necessary things for an extended stay, such as flatware, cutlery, mugs or glasses. We had to actually request those things from the front desk. 3 hours and 4 requests later, we finally got all our dishes and a toaster that actually didn't work. There was a front desk shift change while we waited and the request wasn't passed on. We later discovered that, while there were two of us in the room, there wasn't a full set of towels for two. And the front desk staff at any given time just didn't seem overly motivated to make our stay more pleasant. Add to that the guest laundry facilities were extremely costly and the dryers didn't work well…needless to say we could have stayed in a more upscale hotel for the price and just gone out to eat.
Comment from Hotel Management
Jul 31, 2014 by Manager, Hotel Management
Thank you for your recent review of your stay. We are very disappointed to hear that you were not notified of our customizable kitchen packs during check-in and that our staff did not provide you with quality service during your stay. We store our kitchenware in a sterile environment and allow our guests to customize their kitchen with the items that they need. In response to your feedback, we are working with our front desk staff to ensure we are fully informing our guests of our available amenities during check-in and are delivering the items in a timely fashion. We will also work to make sure we are always providing the superior service that our guests deserve. Thank you again for providing us with your feedback. We would love to have another chance to provide you with a better experience the next time you're in town.


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August 16, 2011
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Wallabies coach Robbie Deans has signed a new contract with the Australian Rugby Union taking him up to the end of the 2013 season.
Speculation has been rife for the last few months that Deans would commit to the ARU and the organisation has moved swiftly to tie its man down prior to the forthcoming World Cup. Despite the recent high profile loss to Samoa, Deans has overseen a Wallabies win at altitude in South Africa for the first time in 47 years and a record breaking win in France during his tenure. Fans of the Wallabies will also remember with fondness their last minute win over the All Blacks in Hong Kong back in October 2010.
Deans was a contender for the All Blacks job in the aftermath of the 2007 World Cup but the New Zealand Rugby Union opted to keep current coach Graham Henry in the role. And the new deal for Deans puts to bed any hope of the NZRU luring Deans back over the Tasman to replace Henry if the current All Blacks coach opts to retire following the World Cup.
Deans, although pleased to have signed the new deal, admitted he is solely focussed on the finishing the Tri-Nations on a high note. "I'm pleased to have gained the backing of the Board," he said. "A large number of players have re-committed to Australian Rugby this year, I'm pleased to be joining them.
"My priority remains, as it has always been, on the preparations both for the final Tri-Nations Series Test against the All Blacks in Brisbane, and then for the Rugby World Cup that follows in New Zealand."
And ARU CEO John O'Neill expressed his delight at the Wallabies' improved form since Deans took the helm. "The away record has certainly improved under Robbie and that was emphasised again on the weekend with a wonderful win over the Springboks despite the rigours of travel and a one week turnaround after playing the All Blacks in Auckland," O'Neill said.
"We are still working towards where we want to be in terms of overall winning percentages and the collection of major silverware. However, the win on the weekend keeps us in the hunt at this stage for the Tri Nations title this season and the game's ultimate prize will be decided in New Zealand over September-October.
"There is no doubt Robbie has earmarked and brought through a new generation of Wallabies stars and we have certainly not stood still over the three and a half years he has been in charge of the national team.
"I look forward to him making an even more lasting impression on Australian Rugby over the next two seasons."
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Are you ready for winter? Well, there are some mixed messages as to what we can expect in the winter weather forecast this year.
Are you ready for winter? Well, there are some mixed messages as to what we can expect in the winter weather forecast this year.
It's been a fairly pleasant, but cooler than average summer. Enjoy it now, because the Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting a 'super-cold' winter for much of the country.
When Chad told me he was going to create something new with snow I couldn't wait!
He said he would take Anderson outside yesterday and build a new snow sculpture.
He has made others in the past but this was so awesome to have it built in our yard!
Yes, 90% of us of are sick of the cold and the snow.
There are the diehards that have plenty of snow left to play with.
But, if you look at your friend's posts on Facebook, there are more wishes for Spring rather than snow.
There is a Jamaican bobsled team and they are in Russia for the Sochi Olympics. That's the good news for the team; the bad news is none of their equipment made it with them. Their sled is there but the blades were left by the airline in New York.
In case you haven't heard, Punxsutawney Phil, the groundhog that predicts the weather came out of his burrow yesterday at 7:25 a.m. to see if we would have six more weeks of winter. If he sees his shadow it means we will, if he had not seen his shadow we would be in for an early spring.
Let's face it. Winter can be pretty rough. It's cold, windy, and snowy. THE SNOW. So what's a girl (or guy) to do when the winter doldrums strike?
One of talk show host Jimmy Kimmel's writing assistants, Becky, has a mother who lives in Oxford, ME. Becky asked her mom, Peggy Dorf, to record videos of her walking around their house with a thermometer hanging around her neck, saying how cold it was in different rooms.
Maine is getting some primo TV time lately!
Just about the entire country is suffering through a wicked cold snap. We've had frigid days where the temperature has barely hit above 0 and don't get me going on the wind chill. However, in Los Angeles and in other parts of California, they are really suffering


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different colored paper on top. We used Sharpie markers to create designs on
the squares, and to write messages on the front. Glitter pens filled in our
bubble letters and dab of glue on the back of some rhinestones gave us some
sparkle. Add some ribbon tied into a bow, and you've got a binder you'll be
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Tons of Oranges--ideas?
- alliegator Apr 4, 2013 09:00 AM
I have a big ol' box of California mandarins (Cuties), and I'm not getting through the box very fast by just snacking. Any ideas on how to incorporate them into some meals? Other than salads, please, I've been doing that.
Thanks for any help!
This recipe has been on my "to do" list for ages.
Or a mandarin curd?
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These are both great ideas--thank you!
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Or a little swirl of creme anglaise? For that orange/vanilla thing...
Mmmm - now I DO want to make it!
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re: Violatp
Nigella has a detailed orange variation on her site.
You could also try making an orange chiffon cake!
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In the comments, someone says they made it with blood oranges! I wonder how much of the color stays true after baking... I really, really wonder.
I want some.
I can't resist the big ol' box either, when interest wanes I zest then juice and freeze both.
Thank you all for the ideas! The cake looks fantabulous, but my baking skills are simply not up to snuff. I think I'm going to go with the granita. It's getting hot in my neck of the woods already, and that sounds mighty tasty!
re: Violatp
It's a definite comfort food (def not foodie food!) for me. It was a recipe my mom started doing years ago "pig picking cake". There are other names for it too, I just don't recall off the top of my head.
Can of crushed pineapple, drained, juice reserved (I use 15 or 20oz, whatever is in pantry)
1 3oz pkg instant vanilla pudding
1 8oz cool whip (I have used freshly whipped cream, but it hasn't always been stable. Not sure if it was my error or pineapple)
Dump drained pineapple and pudding mix in a bowl. Mix until completely combined. Fold in whipped topping and refrigerate for a few hours.
1 pkg white cake mix (or homemade white, using reserved juices. Let me know if you need a white cake recipe)
11oz can mandarin oranges, drained, liquid reserved
Eggs and Oil per cake instructions
Mix the cake according to box or recipe instructions using reserved juices as liquid. Add water (or complimentary juice) if needed to get enough liquid. Fold in oranges (do not beat, you want to keep them whole for best flavor!). Bake at 325/350 for 30mins or so. Cool completely and frost. IMHO, best served thoroughly chilled from fridge, not right after frosting.
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Heck yeah. Tasty and light for a cake. It's better as a layer cake. More orange/pineapple goodness per bite :)
You can just peel them (or zest, then remove remaining pith), separate into segments and freeze in a single layer in plastic freezer bags. Then use in smoothies. Details and smoothie recipe at this 2011 blog http://moneysavingmom.com/2011/02/ora...
It may not help much, since it only uses one orange, but I make this orange yogurt scone recipe several times a year, published in Taste of Home magazine, http://www.tasteofhome.com/Recipes/Or...
It's easy and makes a very light-textured, high-rising scone.
Make Korean... "tea." It's essentially an orange marmalade, peel included; add a heaping tablespoon to 6oz of very hot water, stir.
I'll hunt the real name and seek recipe, although I've never known anyone to MAKE it.
EDIT: yujacha, 유자차.
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Hmm - this IS a recipe for the marmalade and as it has no cooking - I am way interested!
re: Kris in Beijing
Interesting! I'm not a fan of marmalade, personally, but I imagine the technique could be applied to any jam/jelly with a similar consistency.
Funny that I never thought of it before. I mean, if one can add a spoonful of honey, why not jelly?
I'm mostly surprised that y'all end up with leftovers.
I put them in a bowl on the coffee table and they're gone in a matter of days - they get eaten like candy when the television's on.
(that was my aha moment - I used to keep the fruit bowl in the kitchen or on the dining room table. I was doing something on the D/R table and put the fruit bowl on the coffee table to get it out of my way, then forgot to put it back. I was shocked to see all the fruit disappear within the next two days. I refilled it, and it all vanished again. So now it stays on the coffee table, because everyone eats fruit when it's right there in your face.)
Save the rinds and make orange infused vodka. Just fill a mason jar about 3/4 of the way with good/drinkable vodka. As you snack on/use up the cuties drop them in the jar. If any of them have a lot of white pith (cuties usually don't) scape off with sharp knife. Store jar in cool/dark place, adding more rinds as they become available. If you find yourself using a lemon or two, add those rinds too. When the rinds become pale and have lost most of their color it is ready, usually 3-6 weeks, strain and store in the freezer.
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Retail sales began the second quarter on a positive note, rising 0.1%. With gasoline and food prices easing, discretionary spending picked up. That's good news for Macy's M 0.7637231503579952% Macy's Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD63.33 0.48 0.7637231503579952% /Date(1416607388101-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4278282 AFTER HOURS USD63.25 -0.08 -0.12632243802305385% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 64027 P/E Ratio 14.901176470588235 Market Cap 21912180633.5449 Dividend Yield 1.9737880941102164% Rev. per Employee 161988 More quote details and news » (see "The Maestro of Macy's," Dec. 31, 2012), which last Wednesday enhanced its dividend 25% and added $1.5 billion to its stock-buyback program.
The nation's No. 1 department-store chain's new quarterly will be 25 cents a common share, up from 20 cents. That'll put $78 million more in investors' pockets annually. This is Macy's third boost since May 2011; prior to that, it had paid a nickel a share for nine quarters after slashing its dividend in early 2009. Dividends have been continuous since 2003.
The stock (ticker: M), which yields 2.1% with the richer payout, promptly set a new 52-week high of $48.93. Macy's repurchased about $360 million worth of its shares in its fiscal first quarter, ended April 30.
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Founded in 1858, Macy's also operates the high-end Bloomingdale's chain. It posted stylish April-quarter results: Per-share profit surged 28% from a year earlier, to 55 cents, on a 4% gain in sales, to $6.39 billion. Deutsche Bank's investment opinion of Macy's is Buy. Moody's Investors Service recently upgraded its rating on approximately $7 billion of Macy's debt securities to positive from stable.
THE FOURTH-LARGEST PRODUCER of containerboard and corrugated packaging products in the U.S., Packaging Corp. of America PKG 0.10973936899862825% Packaging Corp. of America U.S.: NYSE USD72.98 0.08 0.10973936899862825% /Date(1416607575196-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 621744 AFTER HOURS USD72.98 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1463 P/E Ratio 13.666666666666666 Market Cap 7179991906.34553 Dividend Yield 2.1923814743765417% Rev. per Employee 417874 More quote details and news » (PKG), raised its quarterly common dividend 28% Wednesday, to 40 cents a share from 31.25 cents. It was the second hike in 2013 and the fourth increase since February 2011. The boost, which Packaging Corp. credited to its overall operating and financial strength, translates into another $34 million yearly for investors. Dividends have been paid since 2004.
First-quarter profit more than tripled, to 62 cents a share from 18 cents, on higher prices and stronger demand. Sales climbed 12%, to $755.2 million. The company spent $5 million on stock repurchases. Packaging Corp. shares set a 52-week high Thursday of $50.78, for a 3.2% yield.
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The Kiwanis Ogeechee Fair Parade Monday was one of the largest and most successful in the Statesboro Kiwanis Club's history.
ATLANTA - Democrat Jason Carter's call for a separate state education budget and his promise that it will increase funding for schools is the hallmark of his campaign for Georgia governor against incumbent Republican Nathan Deal.
STATESBORO, Ga. (AP) - Nearly two years after a banker who vanished was wrongly declared dead, he was sentenced Tuesday to 30 years in prison as he faced angry investors who lost millions of dollars entrusted to the former preacher who turned his persuasive powers into a career as an investment adviser.
One of the highlights of going to a Georgia Southern University football game is watching the Southern Pride Marching Band perform.
U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., has bumper stickers already printed with a new logo for his 2016 re-election bid, but is currently campaigning for shorter-term goals of having Republican candidate David Perdue join him in the U.S. Senate and for Republicans to gain a majority there.
The Statesboro Police Department will participate in No-Shave November and raise money for Alzheimer's research.
A Claude Howard Lumber Co. employee died after an apparent accident while working at the sawmill on Park Avenue, officials said.
Over 100 participated in the 2014 Zombie Run 5K and Fun Run on Saturday, October 25 to help raise funds for local health organizations, including the Bulloch Partnership for Health, the Georgia Southern University Rural Health Research Institute, the Mercer University Center for Rural Health and Health Disparities, and the Georgia Southern University Wellness Program.
The Georgia Southern football team took the practice fields at Beautiful Eagle Creek Thursday to kick off their first fall camp after officially joining the Sun Belt Conference.
Under the direction of Statesboro Youth Ballet director Jurijs Safonovs, dance students completed two weeks of rigorous study at the Averitt Center for the Arts Summer Ballet Intensive Friday.
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CMMC welcomes Proctor, Adams
Published: September 14,2009
Tags: Bobby E. Proctor, Central Mississippi Medical Center, CMMC, Craig V. Adams, medical, surgery
Central Mississippi Medical Center (CMMC) is pleased to welcome Bobby E. Proctor, M.D., to its medical staff and the practice of Steven Coachys, M.D., Brent Meadors, M.D., and Kelly Sosa, C.F.N.P., at Byram Family Doctors. Proctor received a medical degree from the University of Saint Eustatius School of Medicine, Netherlands Antilles, where he received an academic scholarship. He completed a residency at the University of Tennessee Family Practice at Saint Francis Hospital in Memphis where he was elected chief resident from 2006 to 2007 and received the Second Year Teaching Award presented by first-year residents. He completed a residency at LSUSHSC at E. A. Conway Hospital in Monroe, La. Proctor was most recently in practice at First Care Clinic in Jonesboro, Ark. He is a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians, Louisiana Academy of Family Physicians and the Ouachita Medical Society.
CMMC has also added Craig V. Adams, M.D., a cardiothoracic and vascular surgeon, to Cardiovascular Services of Central Mississippi. Adams is experienced in the latest minimally invasive thorascopic and endovascular techniques. He is board certified by the American Board of Surgery and the American Board of Thoracic Surgery. He received a medical degree at Georgetown University School of Medicine in Washington, D.C. Adams completed an internship and residency at Washington Hospital Center in Washington, D.C. He completed internships in thoracic and cardiovascular surgery at the University of Illinois in Chicago. He conducted a Research Fellowship in cardiac surgery at Ochsner Medical Foundation, Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery in New Orleans.
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Telugu version of 'Khairlanji' released
Speakers at the release of Telugu translation of 'Khairlanji', a book written by Anand Teltumbde in English on the political-economic status of Dalits in the country, felt that class struggle is a must to eliminate caste system in the country.
The Telugu version translated by Prabhakar Mandara and Prashant, written in the backdrop of the massacre of a Dalit family at Khairlanji in Maharashtra in 2006, was critically acclaimed by all speakers including former secretary to the Prime Minister K.R. Venugopal, Prof. Ghanta Chakrapani, Prof. Y. Satyanarayana and publisher Bal Reddy of 'Malupu'.
Prof. Satyanarayana felt the author should have been little more careful in criticising Marxism and Dalit movements. Mr. Venugopal said one chapter explained threadbare how media was acting on Dalit-related issues.
Stating that Laxmipeta incident had several similarities with Khairlanji, Prof. Chakrapani said the Telugu version would create sensation as the author was highly critical about Dalit leaders such as Prakash Ambedkar, Ramdas Athavale and former Governor R.S. Gavai alleging that they all tried to cover up the Khairlanji incident.
Author of the book Mr. Teltumbe said Dalits were regressing by searching for their sub-castes against annihilation of caste system professed by B.R. Ambedkar.