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This page contains Cheats for Red Dead Redemption organized by sections for Playstation 3. Red Dead Redemption is a Action Adventure Historic game, made by Rockstar San Diego, released on May 18, 2010 and published by Rockstar Games. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Red Dead Redemption Playstation 3 Cheats
Most of the game's story takes place in the year 1911, during the decline of the American Old West. The game follows John Marston, a former outlaw, while he sets out to hunt down his former gang members. Marston's wife and son are taken hostage by the government in exchange for his services as a bounty hunter. Having no other choice, he sets out to bring his three former gang members to justice.Rockstar San Diego
- Publisher: Rockstar Games
- Genre: Action Adventure Historic
- Release Date: May 18, 2010
- ESRB: Mature
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Give the nuns money whenever possible. Attaining maximum honor and fame may help. A nun will eventually approach you. She will tell you that she and the other sisters have been gathering items to help your righteous cause. She will give you a cross that makes enemies less likely to hit you with bull...From: nfs720
Get 100% game completion (all challenges, side-quests and items) to unlock the Bureau Uniform. When worn, local law enforcement and bounty hunters will ignore you....From: AMDC16
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Reach the indicated level to unlock the corresponding mount. Note: For the "Legendary" mounts, you must reach level 50, then continue to play in "Legendary" mode back at level 1 and level up again the indicated number of times....From: alitrade
Go to Thieves' Landing and buy the elegant suite. Go in the saloon and play poker ($25). Get caught cheating by pulling the arrow to one side. You will have to duel someone. Shoot the gun out of their hand for extra fame and honor. Note: When you do this, the bullet may bounce off and hit someone el...From: Hoppy
Enter Dead Eye mode when you are low on ammunition. Your ammunition will be restored without the need to reload....From: Vascoa
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Find one of the bird shooting challenges. They are usually easy to find; just listen for shots and watch for a lot of birds circling in the sky. Accept the challenge and intentionally lose. The wager will then double. Repeat this until you have just enough money to make one more bet. Then, watch the...From: mirzaarfian
Play in online Free Roam mode. Find a gang hideout and kill all the enemies, as well as the reinforcements that appear. Loot the bodies to get money and ammunition, then leave the hideout. After a short amount of time the enemies will respawn, allowing you to repeat the process as many times as desi...From: mohammadmehdi
Kill every person and animal in a town to have it marked as a "ghost town". Check the population sign at the town's border to check your progress. The town will remain empty for the remainder of the game. Note: Wearing the Bureau Uniform while doing this is recommended....From: Valerij_S
From the front balcony of the Armadillo Saloon, climb over the railing above where your horse is hitched and you can fall right on to your horse, ready to ride away into the sunset. It's a nice nod to an old western classic....From: barlian
Here's an easier way to disarm six enemies without reloading or changing weapons. Do the mission with the Gap Tooth Breach hideout (the one with the treasure hunters) and lay waste to everyone outside the mine. Then equip a large magazine weapon -- the Mauser is ideal -- and enter the mine. Once ins...From: Pokepearljoke
For the task of killing an animal with a knife, you can weaken the target first (especially handy with bears) using gunfire before finishing the task with a knife. If you are by yourself and do not have a partner to back you up with a firearm, you can try shooting a bear in its head with the Henry-M...From: Ibaxtctz
Kill an animal and hop on your horse. Park the horse over the carcass (look for the small, black X on the map that marks it) and hop off. When you get the prompt to skin the animal, the horse's presence will prevent the short cutscene from occurring. Occasionally you'll notice that a similar obstruc...From: samgirl94
There is a sharpshooter challenge that involves shooting the hat off an enemy, then disarming him within 3 seconds. One solution would be to try doing this during a duel. Hit the hat then aim for the gun to disarm the enemy. Another approach is to go into Mexico and shoot enemies with sombreros, as ...From: joanne
This will satisfy the requirement for Scrap 3 of Walton's Gang outfit. First put on the Elegant suit(the one which lets you cheat in Poker. Go to Poker room in the back of the bar in Armadillo. Play a game and Cheat BUT LET THEM SEE YOU CHEATING. This will make you duel. Kill or disarm the player th...From: Brock
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For a taste of a Spanish fiesta, try our ravishing Adult Spanish Cantina Gal Costume. A superb costume for the fuller figured lady, this alluring chemise and corset is a brilliant World Country Costume idea.
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Makes about 3/4 cup
This recipe originally accompanied Halibut with Roasted Vegetables and Spicy Cilantro Sauce .
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- 1/2 cup packed fresh cilantro leaves
- 1/2 cup packed fresh flat-leafed parsley leaves
- 2 shallots
- 1 large garlic clove
- 2 teaspoons grated peeled fresh gingerroot
- 1/2 teaspoon cumin seeds
- 1/4 teaspoon dried hot red pepper flakes
- 1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon water
- 1 teaspoon vegetable oil
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
Have ready a bowl of ice water. In a small saucepan of boiling water blanch cilantro and parsley 10 seconds and drain in a sieve. Refresh herbs in ice water and drain in sieve. Chop shallots and garlic.
In a small nonstick skillet cook shallots, garlic, gingerroot, cumin, and red pepper flakes in 1 tablespoon water and oil over moderately low heat, stirring, until shallots are softened. In a blender purée shallot mixture, herbs, remaining 1/4 cup water, and soy sauce until smooth, about 1 minute, and season with salt and pepper. Sauce may be made 1 day ahead and chilled, covered. Bring sauce to room temperature before serving.
Just before serving, stir in lemon juice.
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Nutrition Informationper serving (6 servings) POWERED BY Edamam
- Calories30
- Carbohydrates5 g (2%)
- Fat1 g (1%)
- Protein1 g (2%)
- Saturated Fat0 g (0%)
- Sodium308 mg (13%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber1 g (4%)
- Monounsaturated Fat1 g
- Cholesterol0
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Thirty-year bowhunter had 26 reasons to buy a gun in'09
By Mike Handley
Photos Courtesy of Tracy Atchison
It's easy for a bowhunting purist to scoff at the notion of taking a deer with a firearm. It's something few riflemen could understand.
It's just not the same.
Tracy Atchison knows. The 43-year-old railroad track supervisor from Kirwin, Kan., has been hunting with a bow since he was 13. He's shot plenty of whitetails, too, including some whoppers - nary a one with a bullet.
But that was then.
On the eve of the Sunflower State's 2009 blackpowder season, Tracy swallowed his pride and drove to Cabela's - not to purchase a new pack of broadheads, but to buy himself a new blackpowder rifle and all the trimmings. He'd reluctantly ruled out the possibility of getting a bow shot at the incredible deer his trail camera had photographed no less than 100 times.
The buck clearly lived on the adjoining property, for which he didn't have permission to hunt. But it routinely crossed into the CRP where Tracy had erected a ground blind only because there were no trees suitable for climbing.
"That deer was driving me crazy," he said. "It had my head spinning. It weighed at least 300 pounds and looked like a cow."
That its distinctive rack carried numerous kickers and stickers - 26 points in all - also played a major role in bewitching the guy.
"I checked that camera every day after work. I couldn't take not knowing. I even slipped in one morning at 4:30," he added.
Tracy hunted all eight days of the early blackpowder season. On the last day, Oct. 4, it was cold and cloudy, and the wind was perfect for his setup. Even so, he didn't get to his blind until 6 p.m.
Rather than risk a deer's seeing him walk to his hiding place, Tracy persuaded his girlfriend, Tonya, to drive him out and drop him near there. He crawled the remaining distance in the grass.
He'd set up a feeder and a camera there about three or four months before the season opened. At first, only does came to the free buffet. Tracy got so tired of seeing antlerless deer that he pulled the camera until about three weeks before the opener. The enormous buck was photographed on the very first night.
The buck with the tall rack visited the feeder about three times a night, showing up first about five minutes after dark, but never during the daytime. The camera snapped at least three photos a night. In all, it got more than 100 pictures of it ... though Tracy accidentally erased two-thirds of them from his computer.
Tracy took his 13-year-old son, Alex, there during the state's youth season. The buck came to within 50 yards of them, actually on a terrace below them, but they didn't know it until it busted them and ran off.
"I figured after that day, the buck would never come back," Tracy said. "For a big deer, I have to say: It wasn't all that smart."
Despite his doubts, Tracy continued checking the camera as regularly as brushing his teeth.
On the evening Tonya dropped him off near the blind, Tracy finally saw the buck in the flesh, in daylight - and not as it was running away.
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Afterward, Tracy called the local game warden. He wanted to be sure that nobody could raise any doubts about the legality of the harvest, particularly where he shot it and where it died - since the neighboring property, where it obviously spent its days, was off-limits.
"That's the first thing people say whenever a big deer is taken," he added. "I wanted to nip all that in the bud."
The buck, obviously, was special to Tracy. But even he didn't realize how special, at first. In fact, nobody seemed all that impressed with the taxidermist-aged, 4 1⁄2 -year-old deer until it was green-scored at 236 inches, which made it a contender for the state's No. 1 spot among muzzleloader kills.
With a net B&C score of 223 3/8 inches, Tracy's buck is a new state record among blackpowder-taken entries recognized by the Longhunter Society. In the BTR, however, it ranks No. 2 - behind the same (Kent Marr) buck it bests by B&C's yardstick. The reason: The Marr Buck has more antler, but its inside spread is 3 1/8 inches less than the Atchison Buck's.
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• Composite: 230 6/8
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As the Red Bull press release states, "Mission Accomplished."
About 7.3 milion people were watching Sunday as Austrian skydiver Felix Baumgartner reattempted and nailed the Red Bull Stratos extreme skyjump, freefalling more than 128,000 feet to Earth at 1,342.8 kilometers per hour. He broke the sound barrier but no bones, and garnered congratulatory tweets from NASA and fellow daredevil Richard Branson, and an amusing tribute from Nestle's KitKat. (Update: YouTube reported more than 8 million concurrent livestreams, smashing all previous records, resulting in about 12.6 million viewers including Discovery Channel.)
Red Bull summed up its record-breaking, and latest, extreme sports stunt:
"After flying to an altitude of 39,045 meters (128,100 feet) in a helium-filled balloon, Felix Baumgartner completed a record breaking jump for the ages from the edge of space, exactly 65 years after Chuck Yeager first broke the sound barrier flying in an experimental rocket-powered airplane. Felix reached a maximum of speed of 1,342.8 km/h (833mph) through the near vacuum of the stratosphere before being slowed by the atmosphere later during his 4:20 minute long freefall. The 43-year-old Austrian skydiving expert also broke two other world records (highest freefall, highest manned balloon flight), leaving the one for the longest freefall to project mentor Col. Joe Kittinger."
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Mop House by AGI Architects
AGI Architects have designed the Mop House in Al-Nuzha, Kuwait.
The site can be accessed from either side of the surrounding streets to allow for both a private and a public entrance. After moving along a curved wall that guides the visitor from the exterior of the plot into the center, one reaches the main entrance into the house. Upon entering through the main door frame, the space opens up to reveal the swimming pool and the public living areas of the house.
The form of the residence is reminiscent of the movement patterns of a mop, from which flexible volumes are organized diagonally around a central axis. This axis twists upwards to generate spaces that are channeling the vision in different directions: the front side of the house, side gardens and angles of the back street.
The circulation surrounding the patio on the first floor contrives of a succession of living spaces, which not only communicate to one another, but also relate visually the interior of the patio to the exterior. The first floor overhangs to shade the rooms on the ground floor, and the patio is designed to define a break in between the volumes of the house, which subtly reveals a side garden.
The residence was originally planned to house one family with two small children, however in the future it could be divided into two units. The structure of the house and the distribution of the circulation, as well as the positioning of the entrances and lift allows for guaranteed privacy between parents and children in the prospective future.
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This house is stunning. The curvature is well done and the light fixtures give the place just the right hint of mid-century without over doing it like many do.


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22 February 2012
Nairobi, Kenya, February, 22, 2012- The Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) National League will kick off on March 2, 2012 at Kericho Teachers Training College. The leg then paves way for Mutai Enterprises tournament, sponsored by businessman Ken Mutai, at the same venue on Saturday and Sunday.
The Mutai Enterprises tournament will be played on March 3-4, 2012 at the same venue. Fixtures remain the same.
The National division 1 champions last season are General Service Unit "GSU" for men and Kenya Pipeline for women.
The competition comes ahead of the Women's African Club Championship which will be organized in Nairobi March 27 to April 8 where the Kenyan teams will be ready to compete for the gold medal won by their clubs in the last two years.
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Men division one
Stima v CCN
Kenya Prisons v Prisons Mombasa
Blue Triangle v Oserian
Stima Nyeri v Ulinzi
Finlay v GSU
Rangers v Kakamega Prisons
CCN v Kakamega Prisons
GSU v Rangers
Ulinzi v Finlay
Oserian v Stima Nyeri
Mombasa Prisons v Prisons
Women division one
Blue Triangle v CCN
KCB v Kenya Prisons
Stima Nyeri v Ulinzi
Pipeline v Nairobi Water
CCN v NYTA
Ulinzi v Pipeline
Kenya Prisons v Stima Nyeri
Triangle v KCB
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This is my first entry and well i don't really have that much to type. Except that today i am going to see my girlfriend. i have been with her everyday for the last 3 weeks, we are in love. That is what i suppose. I am going there after she gets out of school at 2:05. Well if you read this often. then you will see some of my poems. i love to write poems. I am told i am really good. But you will just have to judge for yourself. When i do put them up if you would please read them and tell me what you think that would be great. Well as i said before not much to write so i will write in this again tonight when i get home and i will tell all you fellow blurty people how my life is, as if you care. Peace. I love her. ~J-osh~
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92-year-old William Allison at today's march with the same sign he used in 1963! --> pic via: @TheObamaDiary #MOW50 pic.twitter.com/Hwg8cJqdjh
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— Eric Wolfson (@ericwolfson) August 24, 2013
Today on KPFK/Pacifica Radio's The BradCast I spoke to Pamela Smith, President of Verified Voting Foundation and Dan McCrea, President of the Florida Voters Foundation about the recent mess in Palm Beach County, FL where the electronic Dominion/Sequoia optical-scanners declared several losing candidates as the "winners" in a March 13th election. It took approval of a court to carry out a hand-count last weekend to determine the real winners of the elections.
So do either Smith or McCrea have confidence that the same problem hasn't already occurred or won't occur again in the 14 states (including many swing states and even Wisconsin) which use identical computer systems to tabulate votes? Do they think enough is enough and it's time to simply hand-count paper ballots, as per "Democracy's Gold Standard"? You'll have to listen to find out.
We were also joined by Margo Paez, just back from Santa Monica College, with her report on the outrageous pepper spraying of students (and one toddler) there last night; Desi Doyen with the latest Green News Report and a remembrance of MLK who was assassinated in Memphis 44 years ago today as we find ourselves still in much the same fight for civil and human rights all of these decades later (hat-tip Tony Sorrentino and Desi Doyen for the really cool, and touching, montage!)...
Download MP3 or listen online below [appx 58 mins]...
P.S. Reminder: We don't post all of The BradCasts here, but you can subscribe to the RSS feed to get all of our weekly shows as soon as they're archived, or you can visit the KPFK archives page for the show anytime.
We've been busy covering election issues and other pressing matters, but the fully weaponized
police military state that the U.S. has become post-9/11 --- as we reported in great detail late last year --- continues apace.
Last night, another horrifying example occurred out here near Los Angeles at Santa Monica College were campus security guards reportedly pepper sprayed some 30 students, without warning, in the hallway just outside of an open Board of Trustees meeting. Several hundred had shown up to try and voice their opinions during (ironically enough) the Public Comment period about the cost of some classes being raised by as much as 400% percent.
We've yet to see video of the actual use of the chemicals said to have been used, but this was the scene just after it...
While I don't believe it's yet been confirmed, there were several reports of either a 4 or 5-year old being among those doused with pepper spray, even while there were no arrests made.
In other words, the use of chemical weapons on peaceful demonstrators (and, perhaps, infants) now appears to be among the first, rather than a last resorts used in the disturbing rise of "police" violence against peaceful citizens expressing their First Amendment rights.
Via Xeni Jardin's report at BoingBoing, we're pointed to the following disturbing observation from blogger zunguzungu --- a student at UC Berkley, where cops resorted to the violent use of batons to break up peaceful student demonstrators last November (video here) --- on the troubling implications of what happened last night in Santa Monica and at several other recent attempts at peaceful demonstration...
Poor Rupert. He had trouble getting out much of his speech in San Francisco on the need to
privatize use more private technology in our public education system...
Oh, well. That's hardly the worst thing that could happen this week to poor Rupert.
Reverberations from our exclusive stories last week at Mother Jones on the Secret Koch Tapes we'd obtained from the billionaire brothers' ultra-confidential political strategy and fund raising confab in June near Vail, CO, continue. Most of the fallout has come in the wake of Part 2 on the secret keynote speech given by NJ Gov. Chris Christie, as introduced by brother David who revealed that he'd had a secret meeting with Christie several months earlier in New York, before he went on to describe the tough-talking Republican governor (audio/transcript here) as "my kind of guy."
Earlier this week, a reporter from an East Coast daily sent us a generous email noting: "Remarkable stories last week. I have no idea where the hell you got that audio, but it stopped the news cycle cold in Trenton. Changed the conversation. That doesn't happen often."
The conversation in NJ's capitol, it seems, is still changing in light of the stories, with several additional new issues emerging over the last day or two. We'll cover one of them --- an interesting result of Christie's tough-talking, thought-it-would-stay-secret Colorado comment that "We need to take on the teachers' union once and for all" --- here (and the other, a bit later)...
Guest editorial by Ernest A. Canning
"In a time of universal deceit --- telling the truth is a revolutionary act." - George Orwell
Ah, the 2012 election cycle is fast approaching. The Plutocrat (aka 'Republican') Party is in the process of garnering funds from far-right billionaires like the Koch brothers in order to present their usual "jobs, jobs, jobs" propaganda.
"Jobs, jobs, jobs" will come to us not only by way of paid-for political ads, but by way of corporate MSM "coverage" which will conveniently neglect to mention that the GOP-controlled House has not offered a single bill that would create a single job, or that the 2010 GOP "victories" have merely produced an all out assault on the middle-class including an effort to eliminate Medicare, an assault on the fundamental right to engage in collective bargaining, and drastic cuts in programs designed to protect the health, safety and economic well being of the vast majority of the American people at the same time they tirelessly strive to protect subsidies for the oil cartel and tax breaks for billionaires.
Against this backdrop, Robert Reich has come up with this two minute, fifteen second explanation of "What's Wrong with the Economy..."
By way of marking today's 10th anniversary of George W. Bush's job-killing, society-crushing tax cuts for the rich --- which we recently illustrated via one very clear chart, as the largest factor, by far, in exacerbating our current public debt --here, courtesy of Think Progress, is just a few of the things this country could have had for the same 10-year price tag as those tax cuts for rich people who didn't need them...
- Give 49.2 Million People Access To Low-Income Healthcare Every Year For Ten Years
- Provide 43.1 Million Students With Pell Grants Worth $5,500 Every Year For Ten Years
- Provide 31.5 Million Head Start Slots For Children Every Year For Ten Years
- Provide VA Care For 30.7 Million Military Veterans Every Year For Ten Years
- Provide 30.4 Million Scholarships For University Students Every Year For Ten Years
- Hire 4.19 Million Firefighters Every Year For Ten Years
- Hire 3.67 Million Elementary School Teachers Every Year For Ten Years
- Hire 3.6 Million Police Officers Every Year For Ten Years
- Retrofit 144.6 Million Households For Wind Power Every Year For Ten Years
- Retrofit 54.2 Million Households For Solar Photovoltaic Energy Every Year For Ten Years
Well, that all might have been nice for all Americans.
So how are the current crop of GOP contenders for the 2012 Presidential nomination responding? Here is former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty's economic plan, as outlined in a speech today, which promises to triple the size of the existing Bush tax cuts...
Guest blogged by Jon Ponder, Pensito Review.
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Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington [CREW], a Washington-based watchdog group, called for the inquiry and released a letter this week from the department's inspector general, John Higgins Jr.
In it, Higgins said he would ask an assistant to examine the group's complaint.
CREW contends that the educational programs distributed by Ignite!, Neil Bush's company, are worthless, and that school districts who spend federal dollars on the programs are wasting taxpayers' money.
Ignite! president Ken Leonard said that that his company had not been contacted by anyone from the Education Dept. about the matter:
The program in question is "Curriculum on Wheels," which includes software for teaching math, social studies and science. Each program costs $3,800 each, not including subscription fees, according to the Associated Press.
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Author Jonathan Kozol answers a few questions for C-span about The Shame of the Nation, his 2005 follow-up to the heart-wrenching Savage Inequalities. Sadly, Kozol reports that many of our schools are now more segregated and less equal than during the Civil Rights era. An excerpt from Kozol's September 2005 cover story for Harper's evidences the problem:
Kozol reports that inner city schools were, more often than not, falling apart, without air conditioning, and lacking sufficient supplies and text books. Inner city teachers earned, on average, slightly more than half of what teachers in wealthy white schools earned. And the per student expenditures are even more startling...
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Google Moon has been completely revamped, and now features a variety of images and maps created by the USGS Astrogeology Research Program, including a global mosaic from the Clementine mission, terrain, shaded relief map, geologic maps, and high resolution Apollo maps. For more information about the contributors, see the About Google Moon page.


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Minnesota Democrat Keith Ellison, the first Muslim elected to Congress. Begins 24-hour hunger strike in solidarity with Occupy DC protesters.
Posted on December 17, 2011 at 10:01 PM EST
A Congressman started a 24-hour hunger strike Thursday evening as a sign of solidarity with four Occupy DC protesters who have fasted for more than a week.
The Single Largest Benefactor of Occupy Wall Street?: A Mitt Romney Donor.
Posted on December 16, 2011 at 3:04 PM EST
Meet Robert Halper, a retired trader and former vice chairman of the New York Mercantile Exchange. Like a lot of wealthy Wall Street-connected 52-year-olds, Halper gave the maximum contribution of $2,500 to Mitt Romney's presidential campaign. But this guy also wrote a $20,000 check to help launch Occupy Wall Street.
How ŌĆśOccupy Wall StreetŌĆÖ Was Organized From Day One.
Posted on December 16, 2011 at 2:48 PM EST
Breakdown of the Connections Between The Working Family Party, SEIU, ACORN, The New Party, The DNC, Democratic Socialists of America, Tides, George Soros and The Obama Administration:
Activist Shepard Fairey, of Obama's 'HOPE' poster fame, designed the cover image for Time's "Person Of The Year"
Posted on December 15, 2011 at 5:38 PM EST
Time Magazine released its annual 'Person of the Year' issue, with 'The Protestor' earning the coveted title as well as the magazine cover.
Issa Presses Interior Department On Occupy D.C. Camp.
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A leading House Republican has asked the Department of the Interior why the National Park Service has allowed dozens of Occupy D.C. protesters to remain in a downtown park that has been damaged by the makeshift tent city.
Darrell Issa: Occupy trashed stimulus project.
Posted on December 14, 2011 at 3:45 PM EST
Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) is demanding an explanation for why the Obama administration allowed Occupy DC protesters to camp in a park that was recently rehabilitated with $400,000 in federal stimulus funds.
Issa to Interior: Has politics prevented police from evicting Occupy D.C.?
Posted on December 13, 2011 at 6:57 PM EST
A Republican member of Congress wants the Interior Department to explain whether politics played into the decision to let Occupy D.C. illegally ŌĆ£damage or destroyŌĆØ a downtown park recently rehabilitated with $400,000 in stimulus funds.
400,000 Dollars In Stimulus Funds Were Spent To Upgrade Park Now Under 'Occupation.'
Posted on December 13, 2011 at 6:50 PM EST
Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) is demanding an explanation for why the Obama administration allowed Occupy DC protesters to camp in a park that was recently rehabilitated with $400,000 in federal stimulus funds.
Occupy Activists To Meet With Progressive Lawmakers.
Posted on December 13, 2011 at 6:26 PM EST
An Occupy Wall Street group will take to the House later this week, only this time the meeting is a planned occasion with the Congressional Progressive Caucus.
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The Trulia survey found the No. 1 regret among homeowners is buying a house that's too small. And second? Not investing in remodeling projects right away.
See the video above for more from Kolko and Trulia.
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20 Comments on REVIEW: LEMON STRIP FLASH PEEL
Great review!Which is your fav between this ,Origins brigthening pads & Exfolikate?Ive tried both exfolikate strng and gente version, for some reason the gentle one stings even more and seems to be working on my skin
Hi Teni, do you mind sharing what skincare you are currently using e.g. cleanser, toner, serum and moisturiser? Your skin is flawless without makeup! I think I saw Peter Thomas Roth in your 'How I remove my makeup' video. Thanks x
Do you think they ship worldwide ? Try "ocean salt" from Lush! Their product are cruelty free and quite natural, I read somewhere on your blog that you wanted to use more of such product
PS: it's amazing, I have super sensitive and dry and it works perfectly !
I started using the mini peel kit with this Lemon strip, almond polish, and chamomile comfort which is layered over the lemon strip after 2-3min per the directions. So far it's been my weekly go-to ritual to prep my face for the week. Glad to see you reviewing it!
Thankyou for all your wonderful reviews and beauty tidbits. I look forward to your blog posts, Instagram and YouTube treats!! You may be covering this topic in you video, but….pigmentation. Is there a product you recommend? My skin type seems to hyper pigment with acne flair ups or over sun exposure quite easily.
Ole Henriksen is one of my favorites! Im intrigued in trying it! I love taking care of my skin and i do the best i can and thankfully even tho i dont exfoliate its not that bad cause i eat healthy and do my daily routine which works for me. but anyway you inspire me every time i read your post and im such a big fan of you! xo
had a quick question also I was wondering where is your template from?…. Im looking to changing mine up and need/looking for something with tabs on top to keep my post in categories. and also did you create your blog with wordpress or blogger?
Hi Teni,
You are stunning and have such gorgeous skin!! I am really interested in trying peels, however I have very acne prone skin and am wanting something that will reduce the scarring and discoloration. Is there anything you would recommend??
Hi Teni, thank you for posting this. I got this on Monday and have used it 3 times this week. I was using a recommended peel by H2T, which is a pumpkin enzyme peel. It has parabens in it and I was looking for a new one with anti-cancer causing ingredients. I'm almost finished with my pumpkin peel, so this is a great option. In just 3 uses, my skin is so bright and has a more radiant glow, when I wake up in the morning. I use this at night. I also feel as though with long rehearsals, my skin doesn't look as tired, perhaps because of the brightening affect. I also use his Pure Truth Vitamin Oil, which if you haven't tried, it's wonderful. I was wondering, do you alternate what time of day you use the peel? Also, have you used this on your décolletage area? Thanks so much!
I have never used any products on my face I have always been afraid cause I do not ever get any pimples. But I really want to start using some products that will give me a nice glow as well as smooth my skin and clean it. WHat do u recommend I start with ?
Looks like a great product. I wonder if we will be able to get it in Australia?
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The list of hatchet-job Hollywood remakes might be as long as an A-list star's tax bill, but as Matt Reeves showed last year with his LET THE RIGHT ONE IN remake, LET ME IN, a good Scandinavian film doesn't have to be lost in transatlantic translation.
When it was announced that Stieg Larsson's bestselling Millennium Trilogy adaptations were being lined up for a mega-bucks Hollywood make over, few would have sighed at the news that David Fincher (THE SOCIAL NETWORK) was the man at the helm. In his DRAGON TATTOO, Rooney plays eponymous noir punk heroine Lisbeth Salander, with Daniel Craig as Mikael Blomkvist, her journalist partner in vengeance.


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How do you get the front brake rotor off when rusted & a sludge hammer does not work?
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2000 Ford E-350 Question: How do you get the front brake rotor off when a sludge hammer won't do it?
Answer #1Valleyautotech May 24, 2010, 14:02Master
This is the Hub for single rear wheels http://www.napaonline.com/Search/MultiImagePopup.aspx?ImageIndex=0&A=NB_4886527_0148368506&An=599001+599999+102000+109999+50028+59999+2028058+2999999+12502 and this is the Hub for Dual rear wheels http://www.napaonline.com/Search/MultiImagePopup.aspx?ImageIndex=0&A=NB_4886530_0148368510&An=599001+599999+102000+109999+50028+59999+2028058+2999999+12502 Doesn't look like the rotor separates from the Hub assembly
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Take off the grease cap 1st. Then remove the cotter pin, nut, washer, & outside wheel bearing. Rotor will then slip off.
ReplyVisitor, August 22, 2010, 10:51
you are aware, this is the rear rotor he is asking about. Doesnt work that way anonymous
Replymikes auto repair, December 21, 2010, 14:13Enthusiast
"How do you get the front brake rotor off when rusted & a sludge hammer does not work?" The REAR? Where did you get that?
Answer #3mikes auto repair (see my shops), December 21, 2010, 14:12Enthusiast
Use a bigger hammer :) an 8lb sledge with about 3-4 feet handle and wack away. If you have access to an pneumatic air hammer i suggest using the ball tip in between the studs and then use a hammer.
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ExxonMobil, the world's largest private sector oil company by market capitalisation, has beaten analysts' expectations with a 46 per cent rise in earnings per share to $1.85 for the fourth quarter of 2010, helped by the rise in prices for oil and petrochemicals.
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$1.90 may not sound like much money. It won't buy a loaf of bread, a gallon of gas, or a jar of peanut butter. But for hundreds of thousands of low-income workers in Massachusetts, raising the minimum wage by $1.90 – to $9.90 an hour – would make a huge difference.
An increase of just $1.90 would help take the edge off budgets that account for every penny, allowing parents to buy clothes for their kids, fix their ars and put food on the table. But it's not just low-income workers who benefit – raising the minimum wage would boost the entire economy.
According to a new report published by the Economic Policy Institute, raising the federal minimum wage would increase the national GDP by $25 billion. Right here in Massachusetts, the wage increase would generate nearly $545 million in additional income for more than 463,000 workers. The increased buying power of those workers will create an estimated 1,700 new jobs statewide – putting to rest critics' claims that fair wages might slow economic growth.
We're not just talking about high school kids working summer jobs, either. Educated adults with high school and even college diplomas, single parents and married couples relying on each other to help make ends meet will all benefit from an increase in the minimum wage. Each full-time Bay State worker would take home an additional $658 per year under the new plan. For thousands of parents and seniors making $16,640 a year, that means a lot.
We need an economy that helps people lift themselves up – one where employees are paid fairly for their hard work. It's beyond time for congress to take action and raise wages for working families, and we're calling on our elected officials to do what's right for Massachusetts workers.
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The bizarre and irrational emotional bonds that people form with presidents are obviously not a phenomenon only of the right wing. Glenn Greenwald has a nice piece on the hysterical praise piled on Obama by the left, and how it is completely detached from reality.
While there was a refreshing lack of adulation for the president under Clinton, the absolute adulation poured down on Bush by conservative Christians was a spectacle to behold. There was that risible theory that Bush was the new King David since God allegedly chose Bush over Gore just like he chose David over Saul. Ah, behold the power of American hicks to divine the mind of The Almighty! Not all the praise of Bush was as asinine, but I do remember a discussion once with a conservative during which I pointed out Bush's penchant for out-of-control government spending and for generally ignoring the rule of law, including the law in the Constitution of the United States. Said document is hardly a sacred document, but should at least be treated as something that actually matters by presidents. Conservatives conveniently forget this when a Republican is in the White House, of course.
The conservative's primary defense was "but, he's the President of the United States!" This phrase was apparently invoked to make me think about just how wrong it is to dare criticize America's chief politician. I wonder if that same person would still say the same thing if I were to criticize the slightly-worse Obama. I'm willing to bet money that the answer is no.11:25 pm on December 9, 2009 Email Ryan McMaken


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Transparent iPhone 4 case will tide you over till the white iPhone
Why wait for the delayed white iPhone 4 when you can have one that you know nobody else has? The transparent iPhone 4 mod is one case that'll be sure to garner double takes.
The story goes like this: some guy was sick and tired of his boring black iPhone 4, so he got his hands dirty with a little paint thinner and next thing you know, it was transparent.
As you can see in the gallery below, the result looks beautiful. The transparent case isn't made from a T-Rex's tooth, but baby, this case looks sizzling hot.
We fully expect to see aftermarket vendors selling transparent cases in Shenzhen soon; if not already. Whoever cranks these things out knows how to do it fast these days.


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It's not just the great snow, renowned music festivals or stunning Teton views that bring people to Grand Targhee Resort. Our employees are consistently recognized as some of the very best in the industry, and are our most valuable asset. "Targhee Characters" is a designation awarded to employees who have spent the majority of their career with us and personify the spirit of the resort.
Famously known as 'Slim,' Leon is almost as famous as the Tetons! Anyone who has ever ridden the lifts knows and loves Slim. He serves as a resort ambassador and celebrity ticket checker and lift operator and was part of the original team that opened the resort in 1969. He runs his own Idaho farm in the summer and we're all thrilled when he reappears each winter season. Slim has appeared in Warren Miller ski films and in more press clippings and ski magazines than any celebrity we know. He is the face of Targhee, a true ambassador. Slim, congrats on celebrating your 40th season here as we celebrate the 40th anniversary of Grand Targhee!
We all affectionately know him as 'Nacho.' He brought the true flavor of Mexico to the Tetons back in 1988 and opened Targhee's first authentic Mexican Restaurant and our guests were hooked. Now Executive Chef, Nacho is the backbone of Grand Targhee's Food and Beverage Department. His hard work and culinary skills are legendary and his smile is too! During the summer of 2005, Nacho saved a young man's life while fishing in Mexico. He has always been our hero.
Carol, our Lift Operations Supervisor, has been greeting our guest with her big smile for over 15 years. More than likely Carol has checked your lift pass a time or two, winter and summer, and she looks forward to welcoming back our Targhee friends when they appear at her post, the Dreamcatcher Lift. During the off-season, Carol can be found operating heavy equipment or maintaining the trails for winter. She's talented in many areas and one of Targhee's most dedicated employees. We couldn't do it without her!
When our guests ask in amazement 'who moves all this snow and where do you put it' we point to Javier. Most winter seasons we don't see much of Javier as he is permanently attached to his tractor seat pushing mounds and mounds of snow so our guests and employees can find the parking lot. Summers find Javier on the mountain working trail crew, insuring our lawns at the base area are green and buffed and is almost single-handedly responsible for handling our impressive recycling program. Approaching 20 years with the resort, Javier is our unsung hero who keeps our outside world humming in a challenging environment.
Recognized as a "Targhee Character" in 2009, Mark Hanson has graced our slopes with his self-described Herman Munster-esque presence since 1992. His most recent, and longest role here at Targhee has been as our Director of Ski and Snowboard School, sharing his passion for teaching with skiers and riders of all sizes. With his engaging smile, kind demeanor, and interest in talking with all of our guests about their resort experience, Mark consistently demonstrates the amazing personal qualities that have made him a resort superstar for guests and employees alike.
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By BOBBY BURCH, Herald Staff Writer | 11/14/2012
Next Thursday — when families across the nation join kinfolk and friends to express gratitude for the people and blessings around them — the Bethea family will be extending thanks for their nearly constructed new home.
The four-bedroom house — now being built by Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County — will be a pleasant change for the six-person family that's accustomed to living in a smaller, more crowded home in north Ottawa.
Next Thursday — when families across the nation join kinfolk and friends to express gratitude for the people and blessings around them — the Bethea family will be extending thanks for their nearly constructed new home.
The four-bedroom house — now being built by Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County — will be a pleasant change for the six-person family that's accustomed to living in a smaller, more crowded home in north Ottawa.
"It's an eye-opener to see how great people are to us," David Bethea, 31, said. "People that don't even know you will come out to help and reach their hand out without any question."
"It's amazing," Whitney Bethea added. "I've never seen so many people that you don't even know come out and help. ... There really are still good people out there."
The family applied for housing with Habitat about a year ago, David Bethea said, after a friend recommended they seek out the program for help. David and Whitney now are living with their daughter, Niylah, 5, son, Shavion, 11, nephew Devion, 13, and niece Kyrie, 17, in a house where the kids must share a room, David Bethea said. The new home will offer more space for the kids and an additional bathroom for the parents, Whitney Bethea said.
In addition to more living space, the new home eventually will complete a life goal for the couple — although slightly behind Whitney Bethea's initial time frame.
"I always said I wanted to own my own house by the time I was 25, which obviously didn't happen," Whitney Bethea, now 26, said. "I tried to hit it."
Once sweethearts at Ottawa High School, both Whitney and David grew up in Ottawa, Whitney Bethea said, and stayed in the city after their respective graduations. David now works for the Ottawa school district as lead custodian for Lincoln Elementary School, 1102 N. Milner St., Ottawa, and Whitney works with the Resource Center for Independent Living Inc., 233 W. 23rd St., Ottawa. In addition to spending time together, the family also enjoys friendly games of basketball, Whitney Bethea said.
The closeness of the family was apparent after their first meeting, Amy McFadden, Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County board of directors chair, said.
"They are a very good family — very family-oriented and community-oriented," McFadden said, adding that she performed an in-home interview with the Betheas. "Their kids are in [Ottawa Recreation Commission] sports. You drive by their house at any given time and their kids are playing basketball. ... They're a great family."
That sentiment seems to resonate with many others in the Habitat organization, including John Steelman, secretary of the board of directors for Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County. After working alongside the family, Steelman said, he learned the Betheas are a model family for the organization.
"It's very rewarding," John Steelman said of being apart of the Habitat's build, adding that he worked on the home during the group's ceremonial wall rasing in late September. "To be there and to see so many people from Ottawa, the partner family and how hard they're working — it's exciting to see everyone working on a positive project like that. [The Betheas] seem genuinely appreciative and really a perfect partner family for what Habitat does."
After work is completed on the house, the Betheas will submit monthly payments to Habitat, McFadden said. When finished, the Betheas' home, which was started Sept. 29, will be the 12th new housing project for the Franklin County organization.
The home is projected to be completed during the spring, thanks in large part to the efforts of Habitat's volunteers, Cindy Dengel, volunteer coordinator for Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County, said.
"It's wonderful when you see God's work at hand," Dengel said. "You see people help someone who normally wouldn't be able to get a home. It works really well and when you see it come together, it's neat to see."
To receive the home, the Betheas are required to complete 300 "sweat equity" hours, which is time that must be contributed to the project's completion or the Habitat organization, Dengel said. With the help of their children and other close family, the Betheas are nearly finished with their sweat equity time, Dengel said, adding that about 75 volunteers have helped to build the home.
The high number of volunteers has helped to expedite the construction process of the house, she said, in addition to making a fun environment in which to work.
"There's been more [volunteers] than usual," Dengel said. "The progress is so fun to watch."
That progress has neatly culminated into a near-completed project, Colt Waymire, general contractor for the build, said. After next week, Waymire, who sat on Habitat's board of directors during the mid-2000s, said the home will be about 70-percent complete, at which time crews will add insulation and drywall to the recently erected walls.
Pleasant weather, helpful volunteers and positive attitudes have made the building process go smoothly, Waymire said.
"It's gone exceedingly well," Waymire said. "We've had the right people at the right time, good people on the construction board, good volunteers with technical knowledge and volunteers provide good labor. I'd say that everything that could go well, has. ... It's gratifying to help somebody."
For those interested in volunteering for the project, call Habitat for Humanity of Franklin County's volunteer coordinator Cindy Dengel at (785) 241-2472.
"People call it luck," David Bethea said, "But I call it being very blessed by God."


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Irwin Hoffman was born in 1901 in Boston, Massachusetts. He attended the Museum School of Fine Arts in that city, and in 1924 he received the Paige Traveling Fellowship which enabled him to continue his studies throughout Europe.
In 1930 he traveled to Russia and created works depicting Russian peasants and the hardships they endured. In 1933 he went to Mexico, where his work received critical acclaim. Later in the decade, partly due to the fact that his two brothers were mining engineers, he turned to documenting miners. Among his many works, he produced a mural showing the history of mining. He exhibited it at the Golden Gate International Exposition in San Francisco, and it now resides at the Colorado School of Mines.
In 1943 Irwin Hoffman became an Artist-Correspondent for Abbott Laboratories. In this capacity he documented training for Navy medical corpsmen as they prepared for action in the South Pacific and Europe.
Irwin Hoffman died in 1989.
Portrait of a Marine
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Accompanying the first wave of troops to the beach, Navy hospital corpsmen in training at Camp Lejeune "inject" morphine and affix a tag to one of the "casualties" of the landing operations.
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While his comrades keep up a steady fire to discourage enemy marksmen, a Navy hospital corpsman drags a "casualty" to comparative safety in a foxhole. This is one of the grimly realistic portraits drawn at Camp Lejeune where Navy corpsmen are in training.
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A Navy hospital corpsman during training searches for the location of the wound suffered by a "casualty." After finding it he must apply first aid just as he will do at the front.
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While one Navy hospital corpsman bandages the wounded arm of a "casualty" another holds a lighted cigarette to his mouth during maneuvers at Camp Lejeune.
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The processes of healing begin right on the field of battle in this war, often on the very spot where Death struck and missed. Navy hospital corpsmen in training apply an arm traction splint to a "casualty" during maneuvers.
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Navy hospital corpsman in training rehearse moving a "casualty" back from the front lines to a first aid station an activity they will soon duplicate under fire at the front.
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Unless their wounds are very slight in which case they continue to fight wounded Marines are borne back from the front. They travel by stretcher, where possible, or over a Navy corpsman's back. This corpsman in training practices a task which may soon be his in grim earnest.
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Location, cleanliness, Staff was really welcoming, free shuttle to and from the port, owner gave us free extension for a room while we wait for our ferry in the evening.
Very friendly and generous owners. They picked us up from the airport and dropped us off after our stay. They offered us wine and our room was cleaned daily. The location is very good, quiet at night and still close to the caldera. Highly recommended, good price quality relation.
When we left Santorini, the hotel owner even drove us to the airport. Very nice people there!
nice guys nice hotel
Clean and comfortable. Slightly out of main town area, avoiding the crowds and was easy to walk to.
Location and lovely swimming pool, helpful staff who transferred us to the port
noise at night, from other hotel users shouting and swimming in the pool at 2.30 am in the morning.
I loved how close the hotel was to everything and also the personal touch of airport transfers nothing was too much trouble and the pool area was fantastic
Quite noisy in the morning but our room was direct under reception so it was to be expected
Lovely Hotel Bed were comfortable Pool was amazing only a short walk to the main area
nothing really
The Hotel was top notch.They couldn't do enough for us.They even took us to the meeting point for my son,s wedding.It was relaxing with everything in walking distance.Santorini will always have fantastic memories for me with wonderful company..
Having to come home!!!!
Close to town and the pool clean and relaxing. Lots of seating areas throughout. Staff friendly and nice to have transport to and from the ferry/airport.
The shower was the size of a placemat and I almost knocked myself out picking up the soap. The room size was awkward with furniture that allowed barely for one person to pass. The doors were a struggle to close.
friendly staff, free pickup from port and free dropoff to airport 5minute walk to shops and public transport rooms cleaned daily ,beautiful large deep clean pool good value for money.
It must be a european thing 2 single beds pushed together to be a double bed as in athens and rome
Had a good pool
Steep hill to get into town, rooms were extremely small, wifi was really bad, big language barrier with reception
Large pool, parking, family run, near town for breakfast and evening meals though after a week or so you get pretty sick of marching up and down the hill. Free transfer to and from airport. Get a first of second floor room, East facing with balcony
Old tiny shower rooms, wifi is poor, Spartan breakfasts. Rooms on the small side upstairs. Pool level rooms are a bit dark and dingy.
Location - walking distance to the main square and Caldera but not too close to experience crowds and noise. Pool - Lovely and clean, plenty big enough to swim/splash around and in the sun all day. Free transfer to and from airport - Easily arranged via email prior to our departing England. Ready and waiting at arrivals with clear sign. Easy peasy both ways!
Shower was quite small and difficult not to make the entire room wet. We had booked a double room but had two singles pushed together. Other than that, quite comfortable.
I arrived before check in time and they had the room ready for me, so I didn't have to wait. The swimming pool is very good and you can use it even after checking out (if your boat or flight is leaving in the afternoon or evening you can spend the day there, which is very good). Location is awesome.
The breakfast is really poor and you can have a better one if you go to the city center for the same price. But what really bothered me was the awful smell that came from the bathroom. I think it was the ventilation system. Anyway, it smelled really bad and I had to open the balcony door a few times otherwise I couldn't breath inside the bedroom. There are lots of hotel on the same street, I don't know if they are a better deal.
Nice pool. Easy to walk into town and to the local bus stop.
We booked a double bed room and were given three single beds (not the type that can easily be pushed together as there were timber framed). We were not given any other options to move and staff weren't helpful or apologetic.
The staff
The bathrooms too small
Perfect stay for the price. Good location close to town. Great to have a pool.
The hotel pool was great and our room had a balcony with a view, but too the east. The staff were very nice and helpful. Santorini is built on the hillside, so you are always going to have steps and hills. We had a very enjoyable stay at the Golden Star!
The room and bathroom were very small. No elevator. You had to walk up a very steep hill to get to the main road.
Positions, shuttle service from/to port/airport, swimming pool
Basic room
Proximity to downtown Fira was excellent. Great view looking east ( not of the caldera). Nice pool but gets afternoon shade.
We received email confirmation of free pickup at the port, but they did not wait for us to arrive. Resulted in a very expensive transfer from the port. Upon arrival, staff insisted that we did not see them and refused to reimburse us for the transfer. They also informed us that we overpaid by double and yelled and asked why we paid that much. They also argued that transfers were not included in the price of the room. On top of that, they charged us 14 euro pp for what I assume was 2 breakfasts. Breakfast was horrible, stale cereal and fruit cocktail in syrup. We only tried it one day, but didn't even feel like arguing about that double charge.
The pool is amazing! It's so pretty and a nice place to relax. All of the hotel workers were extremely friendly and went above and beyond to help us with an unexpected check-out time. Even the patrons at the hotel were extremely friendly and respectful. I would definitely stay here again. The hotel is located only about a 5 minute walk from the main Firá area of shops and restaurants!
The tile floors easily became dirty/muddy after showers and such.
I booked this hotel as the reviews were decent and I was travelling back from the islands to accompany a friend who had a flight that evening, with a view to returning to the islands the next day. I therefore wanted something no frills and close to thira. The hotel fitted this description. Unfortunately, the reception we received when we arrived can only be described as extremely hostile. The reason for this was that there were two of us rather than one, and of course the room had only been booked for myself as I was the only one staying the night! When I tried to explain the situation to the receptionist and manager at the hotel, all I got back was a very aggressive 'your friend must not enter your room'....over and over again. We were actually looking for their help to book a taxi to the airport but I felt like everything I tried to explain to the woman was being met with- 'no she must not stay in your room'. Finally, when we gave up trying to explain, we asked her where the nearest place to store her luggage was - we were promptly pointed to the door with 0 directions to the tourist office and wandered around in the searing heat for 20 mins. I have been coming to Greece every year since I was born, I am a 30 year old woman who was trying to help out a friend, and I have never had this kind of reception EVER. I felt like the hotel did not treat me like the customer but instead a child or teenager who was trying to 'pull a fast one' to save some pennies. Not only that but she decided yo charge me an extra 50c than what was agreed with booking.com! Not an amount to write home about but given the circumstances polished off the trip. I would never ever recommend anyone to stay at this hotel and if I could give the hospitality rating minus marks I would have! Do not stay here!
Near Fira town and bus square but away from noise. Good pool with all day sun.
No luggage storage. Wifi slow. Breakfast extra cost.
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