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Classic beef stew
Hearty ingredients, satisfyingly tasty and a real crowd pleaser – add this one-pot wonder to your repertoire.
Serves: 4-6
Preparation time: 20 mins
Cooking time: 2hrs 10 mins
You will needAn approximately 3.5l heat-proof lidded oven casserole dish
For the stew:
5 tbsp rapeseed oil or beef dripping
2 onions, chopped
2 cloves of garlic, crushed with a little salt
400g Chantenay carrots, scrubbed or 4 medium carrots, sliced into 2cm angled pieces
750-1kg chuck steak/braising or stewing steak
2tbsp flour
250ml vegetable or beef stock and 250ml water
150ml robust red wine
Bay leaf sprig
4 thyme sprigs
Salt and pepper
For the dumplings:
110g self-raising flour
½ tsp baking powder
55g suet
40g fine white breadcrumbs
90ml cold water
Salt and pepper
Half a small bunch of flat or curly parsley, chopped (to serve, optional)
1. Preheat the oven to 160°C/325°F/gas mark 3. Heat one tablespoon of the oil or dripping in a casserole dish and fry the onion on a medium heat for around 10 minutes, until slightly soft and just beginning to colour. Add the garlic, throw in the carrots and season lightly. Stir well and put to one side.
2. Cut the meat into approximately 3.5cm x 4cm-size pieces. Spread the flour on a tray and season well. Add the meat pieces and toss in the seasoned flour, until coated. Heat two tablespoons of oil, or dripping, in a frying pan and sear the meat in two batches over a medium high heat, until brown, for around two minutes on two sides (add another two tablespoons of oil, or dripping, for the second batch). As each batch is ready, add to the casserole.
3. Drain off any excess fat from the frying pan and heat again. Carefully deglaze the hot frying pan with wine and a little of the stock (keep the heat low or turn off, until the wine and stock have been added), let it bubble and tip into the casserole and add the bay leaf sprig and the thyme, push down, cover and put in the oven to cook for one hour 30 minutes.
4. Around half an hour before the casserole is ready, sieve the flour into a bowl, stir in the suet and breadcrumbs and season, mix and add 90ml water to make a soft dough. Form into eight balls, each the size of a large walnut. Add the dumplings to the casserole, half submerging them. Cover and cook for 20 minutes, until they are light and fluffy. Serve with a little chopped parsley, if you wish.
Tips: Choose chuck steak (also known as braising or stewing steak), which has lots of flavour and is great for slow cooking. The stew can be made the day before. When ready to use, remove from the fridge and put in a preheated 190°C/375°F/gas mark 4 oven for about 30 minutes, until thoroughly heated. Serve with mashed potatoes made with plenty of salty butter and steamed greens.
Photographs, Richard Jung. Creative Director, Mary Norden. Recipe and Food Styling, Linda Tubby. Prop styling, Roisin Nield.


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Sliders Season 6 Episode 1 Part 1
For those who know about the series, you remember how things ended in Season 5, and I am continuing my version of Season 6.
The original sliders consisted of Quinn Mallory, scientist and genius who first worked on his professor's theory for inter-dimensional traveling and solved the missing piece to the theory. A strong minded professor from the university with quite a personality, shy Wade Wells who was in love with Quinn but Quinn always denied his feelings for her, and Rembrant Brown, an innocent bystander singer who was on his way to sing the national anthem when he got sucked into the worm hole.
Season 6 Episode 1 Part 1
"Home" Sweet "Home"
Rembrant keeps reminiscing how the original crew met. He used to give Quinn a hard time for ruining his life. If he had the chance to re-do everything that's happened to everyone's worlds, would he do it? Everyone's fate was on his hands to destroy these bastardly Kromaggs.
Sitting by himself now at a broken down Chandler Hotel in this new dimension which is supposed to be the coordinates to Rembrant's original world where this whole fiasco first started, Rembrant is determined to get everything back in order: his old friends, and to turn everything back the way it was. Somehow he needs to find a dimension with a time traveling device to where he can go back to that very day where Alternate Quinn solved the theory for Original Quinn. There's got to be an extremely advanced technology dimension out there!
It can't end like this: Kromaggs destroying most dimensions and nearly driving the human race to extinction, his friends shot and killed, butchered and died a painful death. Then there's Maggie, Diana, and Mallory who are waiting for him to return at another dimension he must somehow go back to, but with the device sucking him into worlds at random, he has slim to no chances of going back.
As long as they are safe, Rembrant thinks to himself. And that they don't have to run from anything for a change.
With a stroke of luck, they managed to slide into the dimension where everyone is rich and there are no more money problems for anyone and he was able to leave his friends at a peaceful place. Now it is up to him. He needs to get Quinn out of Mallory and they have to find Colin again. It can't end like this. He's determined.
Night Time Tease
Night Time Tease
Some nights, she imagines herself being touched in every which way. Other nights, she'll be so busy she won't care for some play time. She doesn't know what to do when she can't talk to the one that makes her go wild and aching for his touch. Other people do nothing for her so she doesn't waste her own time talking to someone else. Only he can please her in the best way ever. No one before him has truly cared to satisfy her. They've only thought for themselves. He cares to please her just as she cares to please him.
Whenever she gets lost in her thoughts, she closes her eyes in bed at night and imagines him on top of her and having his way with her. Sometimes, she reaches out, but forgets that it's only a dream, yet it seemed so real. If only it were real, she hopes it will be as great as she imagines it will be. It got her hot and bothered as if his presence was in her room, anyway. If he was physically present in her room, what it would do to her.
They are in bed. He slowly moves his hand up her naked legs and naked body until he reaches her insides with his fingers and finds the one thing that no other man has found before at the same time she holds him in her hand slowly massaging him getting him ready. She whispers in his ear, "I want your cock in me right now." He kisses her soft lips so gently and removes his fingers from her ready to stay in her all night long until they can no longer take it anymore. Babe can go no more after a while as she ever so lightly pushes him off her and rests her head on his chest. He gives her forehead a little peck and they fall asleep in each others arms.
My Journey to You Chapter 5: An Unsent Letter
Every time I can't sleep, I always stay up to write. The other day, I think I wrote probably one of the most sincerest things to someone in the history of all my writings. I can't publish what I wrote but I wish I could. Maybe if after he reads it one day and he says I can publish it will I publish it then. I mean every word I say in that unsent letter that hasn't been read yet nor sent and I hope one day I get to send it and that I'm not the only one who will see the genuine cares in that unsent letter. Perhaps I might not publish it even if he says I could, but as long as he reads it one day and listens to what I am trying to tell him, I know my words won't go wasted.
I wish so much for the message to be heard by the person I want to send it to. I want to give him this letter if he ever visits me. My birthday is coming up in about two weeks. It would be awesome, so awesome if he could visit me then! Perfect: wrapped in a bow and all and the perfect timing to visit me: the best birthday present anyone could ever ask for. After all my shortcomings this past year I have had to deal with, this visit would be the cherry on top of my sundae to brighten my spirits.
I'm not sure if my roommates will be in town and/or if I will be alone. I know my one roommate won't be back until the day after my birthday. I don't know where my other roommate will be. I just don't want to spend my birthday alone. As long as I talk to my favorite people, be it online and/or in person, I will have a great day.
My best friend Doretta and I chatted once about writing a person you like a letter. I told her I like writing things out because I will remember exactly what I want to say to the person and I won't forget to mention something. She agreed. Depending on the situation, it's not necessarily a "pussy" way out of things or way into things. I read an article once saying lately that handwritten letters are dead nowadays. They haven't met me, then. I still write letters to the right person when I can, and hand written ones on top of that. It shows you spent time with what you wanted to say to the person, took the time to write it out, instead of typing it in an e-mail in like five seconds flat. It came from the heart.
Something happened today which didn't surprise me. I'm not at all bothered by it. Now this other person who was trying to talk to me who I really wasn't interested in to begin with won't try to talk to me anymore, whew. Jake from Texas was trying to get me to show him things on cam and I honestly didn't want to at all. I wish even on cam, when a girl says no she doesn't want to show someone, I wish they'd stop pressuring me to. If I wanted to show them things, it wouldn't be that hard to get it out of me. Jake would try to talk to me in that way and I wasn't even thinking about him in the slightest. I knew he would do what he did. I could tell he wanted one thing from me. My Woman's Intuition strikes again. Even if it's on cam, people still play like that, it's ridiculous. I wasn't interested anyway I don't know why he still wanted to try to talk to me knowing I know how Jake plays. There's only one person who doesn't have to play hard-to-get with me to show him sexy things and I will strip in an instant. You don't know what you do to me.
What the hell is wrong with people?
You didn't want to feed your months old baby because you wanted to play video games and smoke pot? You know you can do all three dumb asses! Maybe you should have used protection or close your legs if you can't grow up and face responsibilities! Damn, almost abortion would have been better then that hell death that little baby went through: died with fists clenched and eyes open, the hell these heartless monsters! I'm not going to comment on abortion, though. I have mixed feelings about it.
Poor baby who didn't make it: http://www.foxnews.com/story/2008/02/21/parents-baby-left-alone-in-car-seat-for-8-days-face-murder-charges/
I am so happy to read this baby was saved: http://thelibertarianrepublic.com/baby-found-starved-nearly-death-lazy-parents-video/
I don't care if you used to be a partier mother. i know once a child is in the picture, I could never abandon that child if I ever have one. People like my friends who can't have children who would be way better parents than these scum bags and some of my friends don't get the chance to have children, while filth reproduce. There's a special place in hell for parents like these in those two articles.
Articles like these makes me want to lose faith in humanity more and more each day. They deserve the death penalty in the exact fashion they neglected their child: no food, no water, not being able to change for 8 days to see how they like it! They deserve to be neglected and left alone until someone cares to give them anything the way they did their babies.
My Journey to You Chapter 4: How Can This be?
Currently in 2014
Now more than ever, I know one thing is certain. I can't say what this one thing is, but I do know, it needs to happen. I don't know how it will happen. I don't know when it will happen. I don't even know if it will ever happen. Does life try to throw obstacles in my way to see who will want to overcome all these obstacles? To see who is willing to do what it takes for this to happen? I don't understand why can't life make love easy to be with. Why does it have to be this hard to accomplish when it should be the happiest thing a person will ever experience in life? Yet, it is the most painful at the same time.
Sometimes I feel like seriously giving up and finding someone fifteen minutes away, but whenever we talk about hanging out and having so much fun, I know I can't be with anyone else in the way that I want it with you. If I'm with someone else, I can't hang out with you. I know I will be so miserable because it won't be you, but it's only convenient because the distance won't be an issue, nor will the gas money be an issue, either. It's not you, however. You know the old saying, "Love is patient; love is kind." I don't know if you are thinking about giving up, too, since you know people fifteen minutes away from you. I don't want you to give up. I don't want to give up.
Like I said in Chapter 1, when my senses tell me something, my intuition is usually right and I'm not bullshitting you. I need to meet you to be for certain. Right now, it may be other things, but I don't think it's other things as to why I think it's you. I just do think it's you. Every time I think I have to talk to new people because I feel like sometimes you don't want to talk anymore now that you know more people near you, I don't get that same feeling with the new people I talk to that I get with you.
I want to wait with all my being. I don't want to give up. I just don't. . .
Something New
I've been thinking lately about wanting to write about something new other than what I have been writing about. I mainly take things happening from my life. If I have nothing going on, then I won't write, which is why I took a long hiatus for a while. When more bizarre things started happening in my life again, I wrote again. I don't want to just blog or write stories about my life [which, I know could be a soap opera, hahahaha]. Eventually I want to make travel blogs, traveling stories. I can't travel right now, though. Other than that, maybe I was thinking a celebrity gossip column, I don't know. I really need to practice writing purely fictional stories not based off of anything that's happened in my life. All of my stories have been based off of things that's happened to me. Perhaps I could create a purely fictional story pretending that I traveled, hmm…I'd just have to look up all the places I want my character to go to on the Internet I suppose. Who knows, got any ideas? I'd love for you to share them in this post.
Maybe I can create a fan fiction based off of my favorite Sci-Fi series ever: Sliders, a show from 1999. I would use all the character names as they are in the show. I would like to re-write how the show ended. I'm so pissed the way they ended the series.
Deleted Some Old Posts
You ever look at some of the previous stuff you wrote and think to yourself, "What the fuck did I just write?" I deleted some useless garbage, like talking about childish drama, etc. I know my posts can be better than that and have more meaning to them than giving people reality checks in my town, hah. I cleaned up a lot of stuff I wrote on my site and only kept the posts that were memorable to myself.
My Journey to You Chapter 3: Flash Back
About six years ago, or whenever that was that I started coming out of my shell more and talked to men more, I didn't think I'd ever run into the situation where I would ever be The Other Woman. I always thought that people would be honest if they are with someone or not, but come to realize most of this world doesn't have my way of thinking to be honest, especially with a relationship status. I've made some of my own mistakes in the past, but I never repeated them again. It was a learning lesson for me, but here those people are constantly repeating the same mistakes and not caring.
While I was meeting people out one night, I talked to a marine from one of the bars. I knew I wasn't going to find anything serious from anyone at a bar, much less a traveling marine. I thought I could have some fun with someone. A month into hanging out with him, I find out he's actually married while hanging out with me with no ring on. What made him decide to confess to me after a month? His marriage was to his high school sweetheart. I'm sitting here thinking, how do people like to cheapen themselves to be the other woman and not care just because they get thrills out of being secretive? Luckily, I suffered no physical consequences, only emotional trauma.
This disgusted me that I was the other woman without my consent. I didn't get thrills from it. I was disgusted with that person for lying to me. I was disgusted with myself. I took a billion showers trying to clean that cheating scumbag filth from me. It's one thing if it's a boyfriend/girlfriend, but it's another if it's a wife/husband. You signed a marriage contract, does that piece of paper mean nothing to you morons who think it means nothing obviously? People like him made me want to lose faith in the world. I was always a good girl and I never thought I would run into someone who would do this to me.
I can't even have fun with someone from my town who doesn't have secrets like this.
All experiences I must accept I went through to lead me to the right person who will never, ever hurt me like this.
My Journey to You Chapter 2: Ok! Fun
Chapter 2: Ok! Fun
A while back, I had signed up for Ok! Cupid out of pure boredom and for kicks. I kept my account open. Sometimes I would get messages from people on there but I wouldn't reply because I'm not serious about meeting anyone in person from there at all. My account was just opened from before but I wouldn't go on there to purposely search for people.
One man said to me, "You are too beautiful to be on any dating site, why are you on here?"
Oh, I replied, "The men in my city are dumb asses, that's why unfortunately, but it's true. They'd rather date skanks who start drama who don't respect themselves and I hate to say I'm not a woman like that, sorry. I'd like to hang out as stress free as possible. The men around my age in my town are fucked up that's why. I'm shocked I still have a straight head screwed on dealing with lots of these kinds of people daily who make up vicious rumors."
I'm shocked I found the few decent friends that I have in all this mess to be honest. I'm trying this new thing to surround myself with good people and the people who are bringing me down, can be out of the picture.
Most of the men who message me on Ok! Cupid are older like in their thirties and have children already and I really would rather not date someone who has children nor that old.
"Don't write off every townie," these words echo in my brain said by Eric my roommate.
I don't like going to a dating site to meet someone. I like to go to sites where you can make friends and the main purpose isn't finding someone to date but finding friends with similar interests.
While I was bored one night, I got on Omegle again and met another man named Jake who lives in Texas and goes to Texas A & M. I've heard of that college. Isn't that where Johnny Football went, or was it Alabama? I forget. I'm not a sports buff so I wouldn't know.
Another person far away. Decent man, likes talking to me, but again, all I could think about was Travis down south. I'm sorry, Jake, you're cute but not for me and not someone I would go the distance for.
I feel so bad whenever these guys try to talk sexy to me they have no idea I'm not even thinking about them the way they're thinking about me. I just want to make a new friend that's all, nothing more. I'm glad Baseball Guy knows where my heart is and wants to be just friends.
I would always ask guys on Omegle if they talk to other guys on there. They say, yeah they do. Whenever I see a girl on there, I want to make more female friends, even if they are far away, it's just that they're mostly much younger than me, like 15 or 16, not that young. Then we could have Girl Talk and talk about whatever either of us want to talk about to pass the time. I talked to a girl once. I'm not a lesbian or bisexual, just looking for more friends also females, too. The chat froze on us. I have a girl pen pal who I have been talking to since the 8th grade who lives in Australia. This is a place I'd like to visit some day and I have a friend there, too. We tell each other everything we wouldn't tell our real life friends! She talks to me about her boyfriend and friends and I talk to her about my stuff, too.
Sometimes I don't make it obvious that I'm a girl on Omegle. I like to be in a Tom Boy chilling mood at times and I wonder if some girls on there think I'm an Asian guy, hah! Seriously, I can be the girliest of girls or look like a boy. It's however I want to look for that day.
I corresponded with a couple of townies on Ok! Cupid, also, but none I'd want to meet. For friends possibly, but I know they want more and I don't want more from them. I'm just looking for new friends to hang out with in my town if anything. It gets kind of repetitive hanging out with my roommates all the time. Don't get me wrong, we're all bros until the end, but we need to meet more people instead of sticking with ourselves.
Eric still tries to be friends with his ex who is engaged to someone else [after a month of dating] just to have a friend.
I asked him one day, "Why do you want to be friends with someone who said all those horrible things about you who treats your other friends like crap as well?"
"I try to be friends with everybody when I can," that's just him he says.
"You don't want to be friends with everybody. Not everyone is good to be around. Choose the right friends to make amends with," I say.
Introduction & Chapter 1 – My Journey to You
You know that feeling you get when you think you've met The One? I've only ever felt that once for someone in my town. I was so sure because usually my Woman's Intuitions never fail me, I hardly ever used to listen to myself until I finally felt it. I used to give people chances only for them to blow them and waste my time. There were people I have liked who I knew nothing would ever happen with, who were all wrong for me. Then there was one person who could actually do something about liking me and was single, and 15 to 30 minutes away. I thought my luck had finally turned around. We had so much in common, yet were different enough from each other.
Turns out I was wrong. I used to think I was pushing people away for silly deal breakers such as an age gap. Once everyone is a certain age, it doesn't matter to me. For me, it was the older I dated, the more immature/judgmental they got and I thought people were supposed to grow up at a certain age. So I said to myself, if older adults I meet are going to act immature, I'd rather find a nice young man to have some real fun with. I'm more concerned with a potential spouse respecting me, and I respecting him the same. It is proven, that age is just a number. With each failed attempt with someone, I find myself getting warmer and warmer to the right person for me. I'm starting to not care how we met anymore. If it's from online and it becomes the best thing I've ever had with someone, I'll be more than happy with that. I was talking with a couple of friends and they noticed something they said, "How come everyone in your town is getting action except for you and your friends?"
I simply reply, "The rest are all settling thinking they can't do better with what they've got. I'm being patient and my time will come. I could easily call some people up right now to get action just the same, but I do not feel a spark with those people and it's not worth it to me." Plus, I am not looking for a one night deal type of thing. I'm looking for something meaningful.
All these failed attempts had to happen, to lead me to the right direction. I don't regret anything now. I used to be so upset when people wasted a lot of my time. I was talking to someone for the whole entire year once, just for him to flake out on me when he got back to town. He was a townie who went to college in another city. I was very upset that he led me on for so long. That doesn't excuse his hidden secret, which by now he should be open to people more about and not breaking girls hearts' because he's too insecure of himself to reveal the real him being afraid of how people would react to it. He should have told me in the beginning instead of wait for when we planned to meet up. Then we would have still been friends. I'm glad things didn't work out with him. We obviously weren't right for each other.
Now, I'm acting like a lovesick teenager with someone new I am talking to. What's so different about this someone new I'm talking to? Well for one, he lives far, far, away. This is something I haven't really experienced. I used to think it was a waste of time talking to someone far away like that since we couldn't ever meet in person anyway, until I met someone I would go the distance for. I haven't touched a man in years. I haven't been kissed, nothing in years, with seemingly nothing in site to come, at least from my hometown. Okay, I admit that maybe one short tryst was granted access back in April, but even then, it's nearly been a YEAR from that point, and two Junes ago before that. However, I remember it did not satisfy me. I need to pick up a new hobby so the one I think about nowadays does not constantly consume my mind. How many hobbies do I need to pick up? I have more than enough, honestly. Just ask anyone that knows me how many things I can MOTHER FUCKING do!
Chapter 1
Someone knocks on the door to my place. I had just finally moved into a house after being in a small dinky apartment for years. The last thing I have left to achieve is being able to share my happiness with who I want to spend the rest of my life with. They always say everything will fall into place. Perhaps, I never found someone before because I didn't have my priorities in order. Now with everything aligning once again, maybe I can finally relax with the person I have been longing for. We both had to have our priorities straight before we could spend our time together.
I open the door and there he is.
"You drove 8 to 9 hours to see me?" I pulled him inside and we give each other a great big hug, finally meeting each other for the first time in person after seeing each other lots of times on video chat. "People 15 minutes away won't come to fucking see me."
I used to be scared at how awkward our first meeting would be, but it's not awkward at all. He was like a long lost friend I haven't seen in a while and we're catching up. I've met people from online before locally and it wasn't awkward. The only difference now is this man came from a zillion miles away.
"I did, and you're worth it and they're stupid to not want to see you," he looks into my eyes and plays with strands of my hair.
"And you were about to give up on me, what made you change your mind to try?"
"I just had this hunch. I was being stupid to think this wouldn't work just because of a few states between us," he says.
We are the same height and same size, maybe he's an inch taller. I love that I don't have to stand on my tippy toes to look into his eyes nor to kiss him. It's like he's perfect for me. I used to think I had to settle for someone tall because at the time, that person was the only one I could find who was decent enough. I say to myself, I can find someone around my height if I try. I don't need to be miserable accepting someone really tall when I'm short stuff.
I'm amazed he came all this way and I'm playing with his face like he came out of the computer screen and teleported here.
"You look so much better in person," he's checking me out.
"What's that supposed to mean?" I jokingly give him a hard time.
"I must correct myself. You look even more beautiful in person," he states.
"Well, the camera and computer does add ten pounds to someone," I laugh.
I can't believe he's finally here after so many months of longing for him, and so many months thinking this wasn't worth the wait but it was. It so was.
The alarm sounds. Is it time to wake up already? I am sulking and climb out of bed ready to start the day.
My roommate Eric is sitting at the kitchen table eating cereal and looks at me as I come out of my room looking miserable as fuck.
"What the hell?" Eric looks like he wants to throw that carton of milk at me that's next to his cereal bowl for looking so depressed all the time. "Stop doing this to yourself."
"I know, I know. I can't help it sometimes. I want it to work so badly with Travis but I don't know how it will when he's all the way over there and I'm all the way over here."
"Maybe you should just give up and find someone else here," Eric says.
"Well thanks a lot for the words of encouragement," I say to him.
"Look, I know you really do like Travis and I wish it would work out with you two. I'm just trying to be realistic here."
"Have you seen the jank men in our city?"
"Yes, and you'll find a diamond in the rough if you try," Eric insists.


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Auberge du Poids Public - Overlooking the garden, this fine-dining restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at 7 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Pets allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 1
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.80 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 13 years of age.
- Breakfast fee: between EUR 5.50 and EUR 11.00 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 6.00 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: EUR 6.00 per pet, per night
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 15.00 per night
We should mention
Children 7 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
National Rating
This hotel has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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Pruitt sent a letter to the agency on Tuesday questioning the legality of HHS' decision not to renew a waiver for the Oklahoma program that provides health insurance subsidies to working Oklahomans.
Federal funding was pulled from the program because most of the recipients would have been covered under an expansion of Medicaid that states were allowed to do under the federal health care law. But Republican lawmakers in Oklahoma rejected that opportunity to expand Medicaid.
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Wolf Ridge Chalet is a beautiful and spacious retreat for everyone in your family. We are conveniently located just 15 – 20 minutes from Boone or West Jefferson, NC! Plus it's all paved access for up to 6 cars. You'll enjoy our beautiful mountain views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Christmas tree farms.
Our home offers 6 bedrooms that can accommodate up to 14 guests. There are 2 queen size bedrooms on the main floor and each bedroom has an en suite full bathroom. The master bathroom boasts a lovely claw foot tub perfect for soaking and a stand up shower. There is a private bedroom just off of the loft area that has a full size bed for extra sleeping. As you travel downstairs there are 2 additional bedrooms, one queen size and the other has a full size bed. There is a full bathroom in the basement are as well. IF you need more sleeping room, there is a large room above the garage with 2 full size beds and a ½ bathroom room. There's plenty of space to sleep up to 14 guests.
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If you look up tanks he doesnt have a link on the wiki even though he's still labeled as one there.
He is called a melee fighter here but i'm pretty sure he was called a tank once.
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Basketball half-court offenses can be categorized as:
|Coaches, don't try to use all of these basketball offenses for your team. Select an offense(s) and those plays that you feel best fit your team's personnel, size, quickness, and strengths. For a man-to-man offense, you can choose a free-lance motion offense, or a more structured, patterned offense like the Flex, Swing, Shuffle or High Low Triangle offenses. The Triangle Offense has features of both patterned and motion offenses.
You will also need a zone offense. Put in a couple of set half-court plays and have a couple out-of-bounds plays and you are ready to go. Teach and establish your main offenses first, and you can add additional set plays as the season progresses. See "Teaching Basketball by Progression".
Another option to consider for your entire program, starting with your youth teams and progressing up, is Rick Torbett's Read and React Offense, which is very flexible, and adapts to any set or style of play. It can be used against both man-to-man and zone defenses, and more importantly is a system for player and team development.
In summary, your offense can be as simple or as complicated as you want. Youth teams would be best served by keeping things as simple as possible, stressing learning fundamentals more than learning plays and sets. A simple man-to-man offense, a simple zone offense and a couple out-of-bounds plays is all you need, and all you will have time to practice. High school teams that practice every day can develop more detailed and multiple offenses, with options and plays. But again, simplicity is often the best.


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Lucy Skaer: Leonora10 Jun 2014
A mixed-media tribute to surrealist painter Leonora Carrington that resists easy definitions
In 2006, the Glasgow-based artist Lucy Skaer came across two small drawings in the Tate by the surrealist painter Leonora Carrington. More than the works themselves, she was struck by the fact that the artist, then in her nineties, was still alive and…
Interview: playwright and artist John Byrne on his portraiture exhibition10 Jun 2014
'A lot of it is stuff I've not seen since I did it, drawings of my children, things like that'
It was a chance meeting with an Edinburgh councillor on Leith Walk that eventually led to Sitting Ducks, painter and playwright John Byrne's show of rarely seen work that opens at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery this month before touring to…
Edinburgh College of Art Degree Show 201410 Jun 2014
Charlotte Nash, Theo Shields, Tiina Lilja and Jack Wrigley among the stand-out ECA 2014 graduates
The Glasgow School of Art fire has cast a plume of black smoke over this year's degree show season. But even as the Mack burned, at the other end of the M8, Edinburgh College of Art was unveiling the work of more than 500 students in disciplines from…
Interview: artist Nathan Coley discusses the revival of his Lamp of Sacrifice show for Generation22 May 2014
'I don't have faith in any religion. They're all as bad as each other'
Faith, and the lack of it, is everywhere in Nathan Coley's work. For his contribution to Generation, GoMA has chosen to restage The Lamp of Sacrifice, 286 Places of Worship, Edinburgh, for which Coley built miniature cardboard models of every church…
Louise Hopkins & Carol Rhodes among artists contributing to Robert Louis Stevenson-inspired Below Another Sky22 May 2014
The project incorporates themes of travel, art, poetry and the Commonwealth
When Robert Louis Stevenson declared in his poem Travel exactly how much he would 'like to rise and go / Where the golden apples grow,' his artistic antenna was most definitely heightened. The work was first published in 1865 and he had access to…
Interview: artist Rachel Barron on being part of the Commonwealth Games' Culture 2014 programme22 May 2014
Tell us about your recent collaboration in Dundee. That was a collaboration with Nathan Clydesdale, who I've been working with since 2011. Normally we work together to make printing devices, but this time the whole exhibition was a collaboration. I…
Summer Festivals 2014: the best fests in beautiful locations16 May 2014
Featuring Orkney's St Magnus Festival, Eigg's Howlin' Fling and Tiree Music Festival
Spring Fling Forget the rugged mountains and lochs of the north: the lush coves and rolling rural countryside of Dumfries and Galloway in the south have their own unique beauty, and Spring Fling opens up the workshops and studios of artists and…
The Turner Prize supports our young artists - what about the older ones?16 May 2014
These days it's mature artists who are being undervalued, writes Penny Anderson
Like most artists, I read opportunity bulletins more in hope than expectation. Some offers are aimed at female artists. Or black artists, LGBT artists, tall artists, short artists. But nothing, it seems, for older artists. I completed my Masters…
Interview: visual artist Rachel Maclean on new show Happy & Glorious15 May 2014
The video artist, famous for her DayGlo grotesqueries, focuses on the duality of characters
Rachel Maclean turns her attention to social class and status for Happy & Glorious, an exhibition of three films that includes 'Please Sir', a new split-screen work made for CCA. 'It's slightly moving away from a specific look at patriotism or…
Gareth Moore: Blocked Arch, Deferred Ceremony, Dawn Chorus, Tra-diddle da. Like a fly in slow suspense14 May 2014
Strong, thoughtful and well-made works somewhat ill-served by needless wrong-footing
Vancouver-based sculptor Gareth Moore seems to have spent his three-month residency at Glasgow Sculpture Studios making the most of the local discarded materials, and given the building's location next to the Forth & Clyde Canal, he's had plenty to…
Richard Forster: Modern14 May 2014
Photo-realist drawings that examine the act of recreating the real
At first glance these are photographs, innocent documentary works in a sharp, cobalt monochrome that suggests a fascination with 20th-century modernism as viewed through the prism of the realist photo-essayist. There are buildings everywhere, high-rises…
Scottish art school degree shows: six graduates exhibiting this year13 May 2014
We talk to some of the country's up and coming artists, including Alice Tod and Lucas Battich
Alice Maselnikova is graduating from the art, philosophy and contemporary practices course at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design in Dundee. Her central piece, The Womb, is a large sculptural installation that creates an inhabitable space, a…
Norman Kirkham RGI13 May 2014
Kirkham's paintings may be products of long experience, but they have no shortage of flair
A painter can find fascination in all manner of things: pigeons taking flight from a tenement roof; the sleek skin of an aubergine; the peculiar qualities of winter light in Glasgow. All these and more are investigated by RGI veteran Norman…
Edinburgh Art Festival announced three new commissions for 20147 May 2014
Craig Coulthard, Yann Seznec and Jacqueline Donachie are devising original works for the festival
A film about military drones, chalk lines on the city's streets, and breezes produced by discarded computer fans are the unusual products of the Edinburgh Art Festival's three 2014 commissions, announced today. On display in unexpected locations around…
Nominees for Turner Prize 2014 announced7 May 2014
James Richards, Tris Vonna-Michell, Duncan Campbell & Ciara Phillips are up for the visual art prize
The shortlist for this year's Turner Prize has been unveiled, with four artists nominated to be in with a chance of claiming the prestigious award. James Richards, Tris Vonna-Michell, Duncan Campbell and Ciara Phillips have been selected by the…
Dennis J Reinmüller exhibits in group show Hydrapangaea at Glasgow International 201429 Apr 2014
ECA graduate working in sculpture, drawing, performance and video also showing at Catlin Prize 2014
Dennis J Reinmüller graduated from ECA last year. He is exhibiting at Glasgow International, and has been shortlisted for the Catlin Prize. What's been happening since you left ECA? I did a group show at the Whisky Bond in Glasgow, then a solo show at…
Leith School of Art alumni show 201429 Apr 2014
Work by Toby Paterson, Tommy Grace, Owen Normand, Pernille Spence, Morwenna Darwell and Jamie Stone
Leith School of Art works outside the traditional 'big four' art colleges in Scotland, meaning that its influence tends to slip off the radar, but the institution has made its own contributions to the Scottish scene over the past 25 years. With such a…
Rebecca Gouldson: Industrial Shift24 Apr 2014
A printmaking exhibition that finds beauty and intrigue in redundant tools and relics
Rebecca Gouldson's first solo show concentrates on the images and objects of historic industry, with beauty and intrigue found in its redundant tools and relics. Scratches, scribbles and signs of wear and tear guide Gouldson's mark-making on rich…
Gabriel Kuri: All probability resolves into form23 Apr 2014
Kuri's Glasgow International survivalist sculpture show puts a political twist on hard theory
In case of emergency, natural disaster, nuclear fallout or biblical engulfment, Mexican artist Gabriel Kuri is probably a very good man to have on your side. By stocking up on blankets, fire extinguishers, boxes of matches, bottles of water and assorted…
188th RSA Annual Exhibition: Focus on Film23 Apr 2014
An expansive and essential Scottish film art showcase, featuring Rachel Maclean and Peter Capaldi
Perhaps the biggest criticism that can be levelled at this year's Royal Scottish Academy annual members' exhibition is that there's almost too much to soak up. Between the vast submission-based selection upstairs and the curated rooms downstairs, there…
Bigert and Bergström: The Weather War23 Apr 2014
The Swedish duo explore man's attempts to control the weather
Man's attempt to control the weather is the focus of this exhibition by the Swedish artists Bigert and Bergström. The installation's focus is a film, which serves as both a walk through the history of the weather and contemporary methods of weather…
Alex Frost: Reproduction23 Apr 2014
Astute, creative comment on the commodification of human reproduction, part of Glasgow International
The birth rate in Britain has leapt 18% in the last decade. That means, in statistical terms, we're in the midst of a baby boom. Alex Frost uses this as a playful stepping-off point to explore issues of reproduction, human and artistic, in his solo show…
Anya Gallaccio, Nathan Coley and Katie Paterson among the highlights at Jupiter Artland 201422 Apr 2014
Tessa Lynch, Mick Peter and Silvy Weatherall will also be exhibiting works at the sculpture park
Anya Gallaccio, Nathan Coley and Katie Paterson are among the artists who have created new works as part of the 2014 season at Jupiter Artland. The outdoor sculpture park will also be hosting some special exhibits and installations as part of the…
Jordan Wolfson22 Apr 2014
An exhibition of high-end corporate ad-land stylings and provocative animations, as part of GI 2014
It's the soft-core gloss that sucks you in first in 'Raspberry Poser', the 14-minute billboard-size video projection that forms the heart of Jordan Wolfson's life-and-death fusion of high-end corporate ad-land stylings and provocative animations. A…
Artist Graham Fagen and Hospitalfield's Lucy Byatt discuss plans for the 2015 Venice Biennale31 Mar 2014
Fagen has been asked to represent Scotland in next year's event
'I can tell you for definite that I'll do something. I'm not sure what yet, but there will definitely be something.' It's understandable that Glasgow-born artist Graham Fagen is reluctant to discuss any specific ideas for his solo presentation at the…


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The sky's the limit when it comes to chasing your dreams, and that's the motto one Michiana club lives by, literally.
The Tri-Valley Radio Control Club is celebrating its 50th anniversary on Saturday. Members of the club bond over their passion for flying and building model planes.
The Tri-Valley's flying fields are located at the corner of Kern and Peppermint roads in South Bend. Festivities start at 9 a.m. and run throughout the day.
Anyone attending today can fly one of the model airplanes, or participate in several activities like the paint gun shoot out.
The celebration is completely free and open to the public, but the group is asking you to donate to their charity, Camp Millhouse. Camp Millhouse, located in South Bend, serves as a retreat for children and young adults with mental and physical disabilities.
For more information on Saturday's event or Tri-Valley contact club's president, Larry Masters, at 574-277-0197.


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As I look back on my fantasy basketball career, I find it astonishing how much the game has changed. Back when JB and I wore bell-bottom jeans and flowing paisley shirts it was just the two of us playing fantasy basketball. We didn't have all these fancy categories the kids have today. All we could keep track of was points and that was hard enough. Back then we would use a CB radio to relay the scores across the country. Some nights we would hear, "Wilt Chamberlain scored 72″ and others we would hear how, "Harry pests poured only poo." Confusing to some, but to us it meant Jerry West must have gotten injured if he only scored 2 points. We would start our draft with a coin flip to determine draft order. Nowadays it takes as much computing power to determine draft order as it did to land a man on the moon. I'm not sure If you have ever played in a 2 team league, but believe me trading was tough. Once a year I would say, "I'll give you West and Oscar for Wilt and Bellamy." Then JB would say, "Heyyy mannn, I'm not trading Wilt for nothin', how about just Oscar for Bellamy." Inevitably, trade talks ended because we played with only a 2 man roster.
Now people play in 20 team leagues, with 17 player rosters, and my personal favorite the dynasty. Thankfully when JB and I started, there would be that coin flip every year and our teams would change. Well, about half the time they changed. Today's dynasty format favors those who try to predict how the entire career of a 20 year old kid will turn out. That sounded much easier to do before I typed it out. Nothing I can do about that now. Here's a couple:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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If the colder weather is making you crave warm red sauce, you'll love what's on the docket for this week's events -- a dollar slice pizza party and Brooklyn's Italian Restaurant Week.
This week it's all about Mardi Gras madness, eating a ton pancakes, and art fairs. Plus, punk rock pioneer Richard Hell discusses his memoir with music critic Robert Christgau at PowerHouse Arena. So. without further delay ...
National Irish Coffee Day is tomorrow, and if we can learn anything from the whiskey-spiked cup o' joe, it might be this: never underestimate your airport bartender. In 1942, you see, when turbulent weather caused a herd of disgruntled travelers to deplane at an airbase in Foynes (a port town in Cou ... More >>
After a month-long bender through unending holiday parties that culminated in a blow-out year-end fete, you might feel like January is the longest hangover -- ever. Luckily, in the city where debauchery seeps well beyond December and into the other 11 months of the year, NYC bartenders have caught o ... More >>
Thanks to the proliferation of specialty coffee shops in New York over the past 10 years -- particularly transplants like Gimme! Coffee, Blue Bottle, Stumptown, Toby's Estate, and Counter Culture -- what was once a relatively quick, less-than-$3 transaction has become increasingly complex (and delic ... More >>
On that fateful day in November, New Yorkers will choose their next Mayor. Whether City Council Speaker Christine Quinn is on the ballot or not, her seat in the 3rd District, which covers Chelsea, the West Village and the Highline, will be in contention. And, as of now, one Democratic candidate name ... More >>
When two members of Pussy Riot took off their balaclavas at the Lower East Side's Bluestockings Monday evening, it probably made that night one of the most internationally significant, if clandestine, moments in the feminist bookstore's 14-year history. The event, kept under a strict 48-hour embargo ... More >>
"This isn't our usual room," says Bradford Cox as I plop down on the couch in the penthouse of the Ace Hotel for the band's day-long press junket. He's wearing a worn t-shirt, the eyeliner from the previous night's performance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon still on his face. He knowingly smiles, a ... More >>
Forget about green beer and shamrock shakes. Celebrate St. Paddy's day with Irish feasts like Fletcher's corned beef and The Breslin's limited-edition power breakfast. Fletcher's Brooklyn Barbecue may be known for its Carolina BBQ pork, but this weekend the pitmasters in Gowanus will be serving hou ... More >>
Brooklyn's ace pop stylists Ex Cops have it all: the badass moniker, the underground cred (they were 4th Street record shop institution Other Music's first signing to its fledgling label), the swanky veneer and slick, ubiquitous poptones to match. On its debut True Hallucinations, melodious ear cand ... More >>
Jess Rotter truly racked up the frequent flyer miles this year. The long-time in-house publicist and marketing wiz for Brooklyn-based indie record label Mexican Summer practically lived in airplanes, repeatedly jetting out west and back to handle her duties repping Best Coast--the label's biggest su ... More >>
My fondness for fried dough aside, I love this old-school design from new independent print shop, All You Can Eat Press -- a Brooklyn-based, food-loving company run by Yuki Matsuo, Jim Datz, and Naomi Reis. Their first print is this fold-out doughnut map of Matsuo's picks from 35 great spots in New ... More >>
Last night, supporters of the Russian feminist punk band Pussy Riot packed Liberty Hall for a reading in support of the three band members on trial for "hooliganism." This morning, the band's supporters kept the momentum rolling, with demonstrations outside a Russian Orthodox church and the Russian ... More >>
New York can be cruel. Long workdays, unpredictable commutes, exorbitant prices--it feels like we must be gluttons for punishment. But don't fret you tired, you poor, you huddled masses! With the abundance of oyster happy hour specials around the city, we can now indulge in another form of gluttony. ... More >>
Valentine's Day is quickly approaching, meaning it's time to make a dinner resy at a romantic restaurant. But what, exactly, makes a restaurant romantic? In some cases it's ambiance -- a fireplace or candles go a long way in setting the mood. Ditto a killer view. But as a friend recently quipped, "R ... More >>
In this week's Voice Michael Tedder profiles the Brooklyn trio Widowspeak, who craft hushed, gorgeous ballads and whose self-titled debut (Captured Tracks) is one of the year's standout first releases. Tedder trailed the band around CMJ, where they were one of the beneficiaries of the week-long musi ... More >>
The re-Africanized fried chicken at Marcus Samuelsson's Red Rooster This highly idiosyncratic list is based entirely on my own dining predilections, and only includes chefs whose work I'm reasonably familiar with. Certain figures have been excluded from consideration -- Thomas Keller, for example ... More >>
Robert SietsemaHead to the Trilby for a calm brunch and nosh on these poached eggs and corned beef hashIn recent years, hotel restaurants have gone from being spots for humdrum steak dinners to some of the most exciting dining destinations around, enticing locals as well as guests to pull up ... More >>
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Lauren ShockeyThe John Dory Oyster Bar's Pan RoastAh, the oyster pan roast, a timeless dish of decadence in which oysters swim in a pool of cream sauce. Equal parts deliciousness and heart attack in a bowl. April Bloomfield's version of the dish has been reprised at The John Dory 2.0 (havin ... More >>
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Home Alone 2. North by Northwest. Crocodile Dundee. Arthur. Eloise and her motherfucking Pet Turtle!* New York City's landmark The Plaza Hotel has been home to many famous scenes over its 103-year history. Yet Charlie Sheen has managed to sully it, as it is now also home to the famous scene that ... More >>
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The mellow, mellow Stumptown macchiato. While the name may sound like a retirement village for Civil War amputees, coffee aficionados know that Stumptown of Portland, Oregon, is one of the country's most respected coffee roasters and retailers, credited with revolutionizing the brewing of c ... More >>


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Zac Efron to catch Saturday Night Fever?
Whatever your feelings on Saturday Night Fever, this will bring a chill to your heart: Simon Cowell is planning a remake of the 1977 movie, with Zac Efron in the frame to step into John Travolta's shoes as Tony Manero. Cowell has apparently been locked in negotiations for several weeks with Robert Stigwood, who owns the rights …
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Heads. Must. Roll.
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Seriously - if that tw*t Zac Effron is cast as the lead role in this, I will personally go to Simon Cowell's house, and take a dump on his doorstep...
Hey, it ain't so bad
How many big schemers have taken financial pratfalls in the movie business? This could be our chance to watch BSFH crash and burn....
Kill them
Kill them with fire.
Some things are best left
In the past as the first movie was dire.
If the move industry has run out of ideas its time to stop making all movies except the Bond franchise but even that will run out of steam eventually of course.


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Breakfast is great.
Not a sound proof wall for sure.
Everything was great
Wifi keeps requiring you to sign in again after short amount of time
All was perfect. Breakfast is fine.
We felt ourselves privatly; breakfast was good; busstop was nearby.
The staff were very helpful and always happy to see us. They recommended places to go and told us how to get there, always having information to hand. The room were comfortable, warm and clean. The breakfast had a variety so there should be something to everyone's liking. We had a great time.
No kettle in the room.
Good breakfast, good room, pleasant service
There were many noise in the corridor on our floor
it is very good quality for the money you spent. So we have no complaint whatso ever and we would come back Heinz and Ludmila Vancouver Island,BC Canada.
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Great value for money. The hotel is quiet, near a bus station, so it's easy to reach the oldtown. Though the area didn't seem too nice (close to a market), it was well lit, making it safe to come back.
I liked everything. Clean, fresh, good interior. Great breakfast for all tastes. Good staff.
Even mad house opposite hotel was funny! :)
Everything was good, especially staff was really kind and helpful!
There was no bad thing!
Room cleanliness, friendly staff, breakfast, bus station with direct connection to the center of Riga, private parking.
We recommend a better signage outside the hotel because it's a little hard to find the location, especially in the night.
Considering the price, it was a really good value for money. The hotel was clean, the breakfast was good and staff was polite. Overall, for the price I paid, I would recomment this hotel for a quick stay. The location is OK if you're travelling by car, but it's far from the city center.
It was really hard to find the hotel during a dark rainy night - the hotel is "hidden" from the main road. The signs on the hotel are very dim and therefore not easy to spot. I booked this hotel because there was supposed to be a bathtub in the room. Unfortunately the room I got was with a shower. For some reason TV didn't work.
Location is ok, easily reached by buses. Breakfast is rather ok as well, better to go earlier tho, because if something ends there's a big chance they won't bring anything in return. Free WiFi. Bathtub in the room. Probably ok for 1 night stay.
Location next to local market, old ugly buildings around. The whole district looks dirty, poor, shady and not safe. We stayed for 4 nights and were waken up 3 mornings at 8.30 while housekeepers were cleaning rooms next to ours. They were extremely loud! Slamming doors, moving stuff around, but worse of all - taking SO loud, almost screaming. I'm not a sound sleeper, but they've managed to wake me up every time... After complaining to reception lady, all response I've got was a very quite 'sorry', not even a promise that it won't happen again. All in all, there's no soundproof system at all, can hear literally everything that's going on in the room next to yours. If you are taking bath/shower, water is all over the floor and there's no way to prevent it. Small pillows and no air conditioner. Difficult to find the hotel if not using a taxi. Unclear directions from receptionist how to get to/from city centre by buses. I won't recommend this hotel and surely won't ever go back there!
Personnel is very helpful and breakfast very good for Europe.
Room is very hot. Don't have any air conditioner or fan.
Close to 22 bus from/to airport stop Clean Bath and a shower Wifi Speed)))
The breakfast could be better
Hotel has a good taste of style.
Fair price for a very comfortable room, good breakfast, very helpful staff, nice area with old wooden houses and well connected to the town center ( bus #21)
Free hotel parking. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Especially i would like to thank Vivita! I would suggest this hotel definitely to other friends.
It's a bit out of the city center, but it's very well connected by public transportation.
+ parking space
- no air-condition very hot in summer - smell of smoking in the room
Very clean & comfort rooms, helpful staff, close to the old town (10' by bus)
Clean, Very Friendly staff. All round great hotel. I would stay here again without question. Excellent wifi
All brillant. Nothing I didn't like
The Staff were excellent. They were so helpful and nothing was to much bother. Great hotel with great friendly staff. I brought my family over for a wedding and the Primo Hotel was the icing on the cake. I honestly could not recommend this hotel enough, I have nothing bad to say, it is honestly one of the best hotels in Riga, if not the best. Cathal & Kristine
I liked everything. I have nothing bad to say.
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When set up in the table position, the caps on the end of the activity center can loosen and fall off, posing a fall hazard to young children. Evenflo has received eleven reports of dislodged end caps and nine reports of resulting injuries likes bumps and bruises. Evenflo has received one report from Canada of a child breaking his collarbone.
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