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Booth calms Brennan's nerves as she prepares to deliver the keynote speech at a forensic science convention.
Squintern Wendell Bray (guest star Michael Grant Terry) pitches in when the team discovers the remains of a body in a stairwell at the convention.
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A mother and son—and a father and daughter—explore the family memories that bind them and the sweet hope that drives them toward tomorrow. Widowed only six months, with her late husband's urn never far from her side, sassy sixty-nine-year-old Annie Eason (Emmy winner Betty White, The Golden Girls) spends her afternoons in the garden of her suburban Chicago home putting her water-color dreams and inspirations to canvas. One unfinished painting, locked away for years, inspires Annie more than any other—that of a sprawling bluff overlooking the crashing waves of the Pacific. Her dear Elliot called it Annie's Point, the spot where they'd hoped to build their dream house and where Elliot asked Annie to set his ashes free. Her son Richard (Emmy winner Richard Thomas, Wonder Boys), who's struggling to maintain his father's construction business, can't fathom his mother traveling two-thousand miles to fulfill an unrealistic daydream. But Annie has a few things in her favor. One is her free-spirited granddaughter Ella (Amy Davidson, 8 Simple Rules), an aspiring singer looking to spread her wings. The others are a car and the stubborn will to take off. Embarking on an incredible journey, Annie and Ella charge across the country like a regular Thelma and Louise—albeit with heart medication and a detailed map. What unfolds is far from ordinary or expected. From stop-overs at sentimental road-side haunts to a gambling spree in Las Vegas, Annie and Ella put the pedal to the metal to outrun Richard, who's hot on their trail. Now, two unlikely fugitives, low on cash but high on life, are about to teach everyone in their path the meaning of family, the lessons of everlasting love, and the importance of forgiveness as they fast-forward toward a place where dreams really do come true—Annie's Point. A film with a heart as big and unpredictable as the open road, Annie's Point is a bittersweet comedy that gives a lift to the human spirit.
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PackRatWorkshop BOBBLE GENERATOR Page
This is what I call a bobble
generator. It is designed primarily for charging
It's a very simple idea where
you have a coil of wire with a loose magnet inside the coil. You pass
another magnet near the coil and it causes the magnet in the coil to flip
around at high speed generating at least one pulse of power from the
coil and sometimes more. There is very little noticable drag
from flipping the magnets in the coils. On a bike you don't even
notice what little drag there is. I have two of his coils using
4 wheel magnets on my recumbent tadpole trike's rear
wheel. The two coils operate two home-made rear taillights that have
9 leds in each light. They work very well and are really hard to ignore
because they flash pretty wildly the way I have them wired.
The 2 pictures below give you an idea of whats happening when the magnet goes by the coil setup. There is another really good diagram at the bike light website above. He also has a small movie you can watch that show one of his setups in action on a bike and you can see the magnet in the coil spinning around a few times every time the magnet passes it.
I don't normally advertise for peoples products and ideas but this is the best bike lighting system I have ever found. It is extremely reliable and works great in any weather. You really don't feel any drag at all from the system when you are riding, it just works! It improves on the old fashion wheel rub generators in every way and the leds don't burn out like bulbs always do (normally at the worst possible time!)
My original prototype had 200 ft of 30 gage wire per coil and the voltage output was 3 vdc with average 20 millamp pulses from each coil at about 100 rpm.
This was the first version that was spinable. My first tries were just to see what a single coil and magnet would put out and if I could use more than one hooked up in series or parallel. This one only used 4 coil setups on each side and 3 magnets on the rotor. It would light up 5 leds easily and actually keep them going for a few seconds after you stopped spinning the rotor due to the charge built up in the capacitor on each coil. I decided to go ahead and try building bigger versions after this as it worked well.
This third version works
a bit better than the last two. It is made with 24 coils, 12
per side and uses 6 magnets in the rotor. (magnets from a different
supplier!) I went with 1200 turns of 30 gage on a 1 inch by
7/8 inch section of pvc pipe for each coil. Each coil contains
a 3/4 inch by 5/8 inch disk super magnet. The coil boards are
set up so each rotor magnet passes a coil on both boards alternately in a
left-right fashion. All coils are connected in parallel to a
common set of output terminals. So far 60-70 rpm seems to give
the best output.
I used 8 coils and 8 magnets
on the rotor. The rotor magnets are 3/8"
squares. All the coils are wired with individual full wave
rectifiers like the other versions and this time they have 150uF/50 volt
caps. (I had a bag full of these in my junk box) All the coils
are wired parallel to a common output.
This generator setup was installed into a small savonious rotor windmill to test it.
It has no problems supplying power to operate a small am/fm radio with just a light (7-10 mph) wind and it's been used to charge a 7.2v battery pack also.

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Troubled complex settles hefty fine
WILKES-BARRE - The owner of the embattled Sherman Hills Apartments has agreed to pay a $17,500 fine to the city of Wilkes-Barre for failing to comply with rental inspection requirements, city officials said Wednesday.
The violations were documented between May and September and initially resulted in a $33,000 fine. The city settled for slightly more than half that amount.
The Citizens' Voice reported in September that Sherman Hills Realty failed to schedule inspections for 60 apartments it leased since the city last inspected the complex in May.
The city's rental ordinance requires rental properties be inspected every two years and each time a new tenant moves in.
After assessing Sherman Hills Realty with the fine, the city was able to inspect the units. The city in turn billed the owners an additional $3,000 for the inspections.
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Blackhawks' focus on improving, not on extending NHL record
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Hawks winger Andrew Shaw (C) celebrates with his teammates after scoring to give the Hawks a 1-0 lead in the second period of the Chicago Blackhawks-Columbus Blue Jackets NHL game Sunday February 24, 2013 at the United Center. | Tom Cruze~Sun-Times
Updated: March 27, 2013 6:25AM
Every day, as the Blackhawks' record start has gotten longer, the media horde invading the team's dressing room has grown larger. And the questions about the points streak never end.
Yes, the Hawks are pleased with their start. Yes, they'd like to keep it going as long as possible. But a half-exasperated, half-bemused Duncan Keith let everyone in on a little secret after Sunday night's 1-0 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets.
"I don't really care what our record is," Keith said. "I'll be honest with you: Nobody in this dressing room cares about our record. We just want to get better."
That's not to say the achievement is lost on the Hawks. They just realize what happens in January and February doesn't mean much compared with what happens in May and June.
"It is what it is," captain Jonathan Toews said. "We're excited that we're playing good hockey. . . . We've got a long way to go and a lot of work left to do before we get to the playoffs, and that's where we want to be, and that's where we really have to perform."
In fact, the Hawks credit their nonchalant attitude toward the record itself as a key factor in the streak's length. Most players claimed to not even know about the record (previously held by the 2006-07 Anaheim Ducks, who started 12-0-4) until a day or two before they tied it on Friday.
"We're aware of it, but it seems this year we're just worried about the next game and focused on that," goalie Corey Crawford said. "I think that's helped us a lot."
The Hawks know they have a target on their back now, the kind usually reserved for the defending Stanley Cup champions. As coach Joel Quenneville said, they're expecting to get every team's best shot even after the streak ends. And they're also expected to get plenty of questions about it until it does.
"I think it means more to all you guys than it does to us," winger Viktor Stalberg said. "But certainly it's a great accomplishment, and we're excited about being in the history books — for now, at least. We want to keep going. . . . Obviously, a loss is going to come at some point, but we want to try to get as many points as possible."


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Washrooms, Cross-Country Skiing.
Located within the City of Melville, the park is on approximately 300 acres of land. It has 7 ball diamonds, 100 campsites with electricity and water, walking and skiing trails and a golf course.
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The park offers a variety of amenities which include an outdoor pool, tennis courts, ball diamonds and more. The City of Melville offers shopping, mechanical and church services, gas stations and restaurants.
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Built on reclaimed wasteland in the early 1960s the park has matured into a beautiful facility. Massive tree planting programs over the years has turned what was once bald prairie into a well treed and forested area. The golf course has also matured from its original sand green 9 hole course into an excellent 18 hole fully irrigated grass greens golf facility.
There are 85 electric/water sites and 15 non-electric sites with picnic tables and barbeques included in all sites. Washrooms and showers are close to the campsites and new showers and expanded campsites are being developed in the near future.
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OCYS Hosts 4th Annual ECNL Showcase
This past weekend Orlando City Youth Soccer, in partnership with ECNL (Elite Clubs National League) and the Seminole County Sports Commission, hosted the 4th annual ECNL College Showcase at Seminole Soccer Complex in Sanford.
In attendance were 180 teams from ECNL clubs located in different parts of the country, as well as more than 400 college coaches. Teams from the U15-U18 age groups competed over the span of three days and some of the very best talent the ECNL has to offer was on display. OCYS had four teams included in this event, and the squads turned in a very impressive overall mark of 5 wins, 4 losses and 3 ties in the club's inaugural season in ECNL events.
The OCYS U15 team defeated both Connecticut FC and Scorpions SC but tied FC DELCO during their weekend. Meanwhile, the U16 team lost their first two matches against St. Louis Scott Gallagher SC (SLSG) and Mclean Youth Soccer Club, but tied their final match of the weekend against Lonestar.
The U17's lost two matches during the showcase but defeated FC Bucks 3-2, while the U18's drew against FC Stars and defeated Solar-Chelsea SC and FC DELCO.
"The support from David Hicks (OCYS), along with the volunteers he organized was top notch," said Sarah Kate Noftsinger, ECNL Commissioner. "The volunteers were well organized, reliable, hospitable, easy to work with, and deserve a huge thank you!"
Congratulations to all of the teams and staff that participated in the ECNL Showcase!
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Improving the competitive environment through creation of a true nationally-based competitive league with multiple flights;
Improving the process for identifying elite female soccer players for the U.S. Soccer youth national teams through a systematic scouting and identification program based on national competition; and
Improving the daily training environment at female youth soccer clubs through developing best practices and training and organizational guidelines for its member clubs.
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Oct. 3 (Bloomberg) -- The cost to protect the debt of Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. surged to the highest levels since the weeks after Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.'s bankruptcy as concern intensified that Europe's debt crisis will infect the global banking system.
Contracts on Morgan Stanley, the New York-based owner of the world's largest retail brokerage, soared 92 basis points to a mid-price of 583 basis points as of 4:30 p.m. in New York, the highest since October 2008, according to London-based data provider CMA. Those on Goldman Sachs increased 65 basis points to a mid-price of 395.
Traders pushed the cost of protecting banks and U.S. companies higher after German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble opposed moves to increase the scale of the euro rescue fund, complicating efforts to prevent a Greek default. Swaps on Bank of America Corp. jumped to a record and a measure of U.S. corporate credit risk rose to the most since May 2009.
"It's such a difficult situation for the markets here," Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at Bank of Tokyo- Mitsubishi UFJ in New York, said in a telephone interview. "People are primed for bad news. They're quick to believe the worst."
The Markit CDX North America Investment Grade Index, which investors use to hedge against losses or speculate on creditworthiness, climbed to the highest since May 2009, adding 6.7 basis points to a mid-price of 150.9 basis points as of 5:10 p.m. in New York, according to index administrator Markit Group Ltd.
The index, which typically rises as investor confidence deteriorates and falls as it improves, has increased from 136.2 on Sept. 27 as concerns mount that Europe's fiscal imbalances are worsening.
Mitsubishi Commitment
Five-year credit-default swaps tied to Charlotte, North Carolina-based Bank of America's senior debt climbed 33 basis points 457, according to CMA, a unit of CME Group Inc. that compiles prices quoted by dealers in the privately negotiated market.
Contracts on American International Group Inc. surged 76 to 545, the highest since May 2010, CMA prices show.
The cost to protect Morgan Stanley's debt has risen from 305 basis points on Sept. 15 and is at the highest level since October 13 2008, four weeks after Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. filed for bankruptcy. It reached as high as the equivalent of 1,300 basis points on Oct. 10 of that year, CMA prices show. It now costs $583,000 annually for five years for every $10 million of debt insured.
'Dirty Word'
"Investment banks are largely black-box businesses, so in a world where risk is a dirty word, they are going to be punished in the capital markets," Joel Levington, a managing director of corporate credit at Brookfield Investment Management Inc. in New York, said in an e-mail.
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. said today it's "firmly committed" to its long-term strategic alliance with New York-based Morgan Stanley. The Tokyo-based bank said it was reiterating its commitment to the firm "in response to recent market volatility."
"The special relationship we have formed remains core to our global business strategy," Mitsubishi UFJ said in the statement.
Credit-default swaps pay the buyer face value if a borrower fails to meet its obligations, less the value of the defaulted debt. A basis point equals $1,000 annually on a contract protecting $10 million of debt.
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Due to the sudden change in weather here,when the northern artiac front hit here with extream snow and cold the next day after receiving my Jet V-Force I have not installed it as of yet. Looks great on my table for now.
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Although smaller than I expected (the pictures make it look way bigger than it actually is) I really like this monitor. It is totally customizable. From the number of gauges to the background. Everything can be changed to the way you want it.
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Civic CenterThe Charleston Civic Center has an on-site parking garage. Parking costs $3 per vehicle. The garage is accessible from both Quarrier and Lee Streets. You can find additional parking at the Charleston Town Center. The cost is $1.75 per vehicle.
Civic CenterFor information regarding public transit, visit the West Virginia Transit Association's website
The Civic Center hosts concerts, sporting events, auto shows, fairs, graduations conferences, meetings,
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- Annual events include the West Virginia Association of Fairs & Festivals Conference, West Virginia Sports Show, West Virginia Hunting and Fishing Show, the Taste of Charleston, the Capital City Arts & Crafts Fair, West Virginia International Auto Show, and a number of annual sporting events.
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I'm so excited to launch my new site, which I hope will quickly become your go-to resource for everything beauty, lifestyle, fashion, and more! I'm passionate about being a makeup artist and teaching others how to look and feel fabulous in their own skin. I believe that lives can be transformed with a single tube of lipstick, and that women have stronger careers, futures and better self-esteem when they feel confident and beautiful.
This site is special, in that it provides one unique place where I can share my YouTube video tutorials, personal photos, expertise, thoughts and musings, in order to fuel an interactive conversation within an amazing community of common interests and kindred spirits.
So please, consider this site an open forum; a safe space where makeup enthusiasts, fashion lovers, trendsetters, and beauty aficionados alike, can find inspiration, how-to advice, style news, easy DIY ideas, and tips—not only from me, but from each other.
I hope you will all enjoy the fact that this is not just a site for learning how to use makeup; it is about finding inspiration, supporting each other's creativity, and building the lifestyle of your dreams—all with a little help from your friends!
I look forward to making new friends here, and getting to know all of you better!
Good Luck,
About Michelle
A digital pioneer and burgeoning entrepreneur, MICHELLE PHAN first recognized the power of makeup at an early age. From observing the way rosy cheeks and red lips transformed Belle in Beauty and the Beast to watching her mother's daily beauty ritual, Michelle discovered the dramatic difference that makeup could create. When she was finally allowed to try eyeliner herself, she looked in the mirror and saw a different person looking back. From that moment, Michelle was hooked on makeup—and the sense of confidence, beauty and empowerment it gave her.
As an art student, Michelle continued experimenting with makeup, treating her face as a living canvas as she honed her skills as an artist. While Michelle studied portrait painting and the effect of light and color on the face, she was discovering how to translate this knowledge into the art of makeup and chronicling the process on her personal blog. "Makeup IS art—the only difference is it's on a moving canvas that constantly changes throughout the day," explains Michelle. "It's an extension of our self-expression, and a powerful tool that shapes how we see ourselves."
A Viral Video Pioneer is Born
When blog readers asked Michelle to post tutorials that showed how to recreate her makeup looks, she began with photos and a step-by-step guide. To truly capture the technique—and the artistry—Michelle soon decided to record and edit a video using a webcam.
What began as a how-to for her readers proved to be the beginning of a career in beauty, when in 2007 Michelle posted the video on YOUTUBE—and garnered 40,000 views within a week. Subscribers began asking for her straightforward, intuitive, expert insight on everything from perfecting the smoky eye to creating a flawless complexion. Michelle responded with countless videos providing an insider guide to coveted beauty looks. This interactive dynamic between Michelle and her followers formed the basis of a powerful, growing community that has put her at the forefront of a new way of sharing information.
"It's really an artist's dream to create work that millions of people see," says Michelle. "I have such a rare platform to share my vision and message. The more eyes that are on my videos, the more fulfilling it is for me as an artist."
Michelle's audience continued to grow online and as she further forged a new path for consuming content online, she soon attracted the attention of mainstream media—and established industry players. Legendary luxury beauty brand, Lancôme, tapped Michelle as an official online makeup artist, while publications like Vogue, Vanity Fair, Nylon, Forbes and Seventeen profiled her. Since 2007, Michelle has produced and starred in over 250 videos that have been viewed over 770 million times. Recognized as the #1 YouTube "Beauty Guru," Michelle is 2nd most subscribed female, with over 4.6 million subscribers. Her signature video style—clean, artful, and expertly edited, with clear, easy-to-follow titles and voiceover instruction—has earned Michelle millions of loyal subscribers around the world, including a major following in the United States and Asia.
Not content to rest on her laurels, Michelle has continued to cultivate innovative ways to educate and connect with her community. YouTube approached her to develop her own network, which led to the creation of FAWN (For All Women Network), an outlet for Michelle to discover and develop talent, as well as curate, produce and share new content as Executive Producer. The MCN (multi-channel network), which launched in 2012, has given her the opportunity to introduce her community to new voices and reach new audiences herself, while staying true to her original vision in the video tutorials on her own channel.
That same year, Michelle also launched the beauty social networking site and sampling program, IPSY.COM. A destination for beauty devotees to network, try new products, and watch and upload beauty tutorials, the interactive community has quickly surpassed competitive sites. In May 2013, Michelle and ipsy hosted Generation Beauty, a first of its kind conference for beauty bloggers and online beauty content creators. Featuring workshops for aspiring beauty gurus and veterans alike alongside fun, interactive activities, the conference provided direction on elevating content and building a brand while continuing to strengthen the online beauty community in real life.
In August 2013, em michelle phan, the first makeup line co-created by a community of beauty lovers and beauty expert Michelle Phan, launched, sold exclusively online. em michelle phan is a startup-style brand from the L'Oréal Luxe group made for and with Michelle's community. em, a Vietnamese word meaning "you," is used affectionately to address loved ones including a little sister, girlfriend or elder. It is also literally and figuratively a reflection of "me" – it is a makeup line that reflects the needs of Michelle's community, their personal beauty stories and life moments.
Commitment to Community
In every aspect of her beauty expertise, Michelle strives to engage with her subscribers and empower them to use makeup as a tool for transformation and confidence. Michelle explains that the members of her community are "the ones steering the ship—they ask the questions, and I create my videos to answer them. Without my followers, I would be working in a void—like a teacher in an empty classroom. Their enthusiasm gives me the motivation and inspiration to educate and share every day."
For more information about Michelle or to request an interview,
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Beef Stroganoff
While hubby & I loved it, the kids were a harder sell - I may have used a tad too much tomato paste. — sgrishka 2/28/2013
Old Faithful (Pork Chops)
Hubby absolutely loved this ! — 2/17/2013
Hawaiian Sweet-And-Sour Meatballs
Mixed reviews around the table, I enjoyed the mild flavour but hubby wanted more taste. — 2/17/2013
Fudge Filled Cupcakes
I read the reviews, and I wonder if the person who ended up with far too much cream cheese filling may have not realized this recipe is for 30 cupcakes? I only had enough of the chocolate batter, however, for 12. I also find it difficult to follow a recipe that lists all ingredients, some repeated, in one list without stating which amount is for the batter, which for the filling. I made the mistake of using the filling sugar amount in the batter :( — 2/14/2013
Jiffy Cinnamon Buns
These tastes great, are quick to make, and taste good – once we figured out which order the ingredients were to be added! — 12/25/2012
Roasted Potatoes with Garlic and Rosemary
Was in a super hurry and out of garlic, used Epicure "herb & garlic dip mix" and olive oil and WOW! All smiles around the table! Made with oven-baked pork chops- best meal in a LONG while! — Sherri 6/26/2012
Pork Chops (tender, Oven-baked)
Once I read another review stating they would never make pork chops differently than this, I had to try it! Wow -were they right! So easy, SO tasty, so happy to have found this, my new favourire app!! — bkprice13 6/26/2012
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A Galesburg-area woman says she's among the many that are thrilled something seemingly crazy has helped raise so much money for people afflicted with a disease affecting her father for over 25 years.
Rauner Rallies Knox County Party Faithful
He Said/She Said on Automated Calls Following Teachers Strike
Murder Suspect Makes Court Appearance
Sandburg Board Approves NARS Agreement
Heavy Police Presence During Holiday Weekend
This weekend marks the end of the summer with a number of parties and opportunities to have a good time.
Food Pantry Calls for Help on Labor Day
GEA Expresses Frustration After Contract Ratification
After the Galesburg Education Association's membership ratified a four-year contract on Thursday, emotions were still running high into the evening.
Strike Officially Settled — Superintendent Reacts
Alderman Tried to Keep Pools Open During Teachers Strike
As negotiations continued between the Galesburg School District and the Galesburg Education Association, students remained on an extended summer break.


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I've always believed that you're only as old as you feel, and I have been a proponent of keeping my body feeling as healthy as I possibly can. Staying in good physical condition is very important to me. It helps me relax, unwind and purge negative emotions.
The golf swing is a complex, explosive and physically stressful action, and you must prepare your body to both produce and withstand the forces required. I have five or six different routines that include gym work, lifting weights and various cardiovascular exercises. One favorite activity of mine is taking long bike rides in which I cover as much as forty miles in a session. It's a great stress reliever as well as terrific exercise.
I know I am fitter now, at fifty-one, than when I was in my twenties, and I speak to a lot of people my age who say the exact same thing. If you have the right mental approach, there is no reason why you can't perform at the highest level well into your fifties. Personally I'm confident that if I maintain my current regimen, I will be in competitive shape until I'm sixty.
Unfortunately, having hit more than four million golf balls over the last thirty years, my body has shown signs of wear and tear. The golf swing is just such an unnatural movement, particularly the one in vogue early in my career: the "reverse C."
There have been a number of physical issues that I've had to contend with. In the late 1980s, they were more manageable, and back then I still had a feeling of invincibility.
The first major setback involved my shoulder. Like most injuries, I was able to play through the pain early on, but after a while my performance really started to suffer and I knew I needed help. I performed my due diligence to find the right doctor and the right procedure. After numerous consultations, I underwent shoulder surgery by Dr. Richard Hawkins in April 1998 at the Steadman Hawkins Clinic in Vail, Colorado. It was a groundbreaking operation because the procedure used a heat probe for the first time on a professional athlete to tighten a joint that is vital to the golf swing.
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Having already guaranteed the Scottish League One title last week, Rangers extended their unbeaten run to 30 matches with a hard-fought 2-1 win over Brechin City on Sunday.
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text: Mock GM Central Divison PreviewBy: Mohamed Ali Saneh Twitter: Moe_Ali01Another offseason, another chance to play PASPN Mock GM! Fortunately, there are many ways to play this game and its completely up to you how you want to play if you are managing your own team. Whether you want to choose a team and break it up to rebuild, or add pieces to contend for a championship or even think of it financially its all possible when playing this game. Compete with other GM's and sport agents in your league worldwide and try to build the best team that suits your team's current situation. Even though its completely up to you how to play the game, some methods are better than others. Some teams are just built differently, although, you are welcomed to challenge yourself, if you're not looking to add pressure to yourself then this article can be a helpful tool. This piece will be a central division preview, if you want to a choose a team from this division then you might want to continue reading. I played this game for six years and this will be my seventh, you can consider me a veteran allowing you to pick my brain, take advantage of this because I won't be so generous when the game begins. **HOT team to take over this offseasonChicago Bulls:Draft Picks: 20, 49Free Agents: Nate Robinson, Marco Belineli, Nazr Mohammed, Vladamir Radmanovic, and Dequan Cook. Potentially freeing up a little north of 3million in cap. General: Very simple team to manage,this team is not looking to have tons of cap but its clear, they are one piece away from being the best team in the league. It is not wise to break this team up and rebuild unless you want to challenge yourself. They're core stars are already young so it would make little sense. A GM looking to improve this roster would want to bolster the bench, perhaps bring in shooters off the bench, consider resigning Belineli if the agent is reasonable. Another big move could be replacing Carlos Boozer, for a younger big man that has a more consistent post game. Using current and future draft picks could be helpful, trading little Nate Robinson could also work in your favor because he will bring nice value and he might be expensive to resign. Draft: If you are looking to get involved on draft day, having a hard time moving up? Tim Hardaway Jr. Allen Crabbe, Gorgui Dieng, and Jamaal Franklin could be nice options for your bench. With the departure of Mohammed, a backup big would be wise. Another option other than a shooter or a big could be bringing in a solid backup point guard if you aren't confident in Teague. Free Agency: Would be wise to target shooters, big men or one solid point guard. Basically whatever position was not covered in the draft. Not wise to spend a lot because this team already has an established identity, a few key pickups should get the job done. **Cleveland CavaliersFree Agents: Too many to list, but the key ones are: Luke Walton and Daniel GibsonPotentially having anywhere over 20 million In cap depending on who is retained. Draft Picks: 1, 19, 31, 33General: This team has the franchise centerpiece with Kyrie Irving. They paired him with Dion Waiters in the backcourt which was a smart move. They also have a promising power forward with Tristian Thompson. There are still glaring needs on this roster: a bench, the small forward position and the center position. Tyler Zeller doesn't have much room to improve and he is not a starting center material. The center position must be addressed first and foremost. Second is an athletic defensive wing, the scoring is already going to be taken care of, but someone needs to play defense, right? Lastly, a bench could be taken care of in free agency and the draft. The Cavaliers would be able to get amazing trading value with teams looking for cap relief. Whoever manages the Cavaliers should attack the weakest link and take advantage of teams in debt, you can easily offer them cap flexibility for talent in return. This team would be a team looking to contend in a few years max if the right pieces are brought in, wouldn't be wise to rebuild, since the team is already rebuilding. The draft picks should also add value on draft day as many GM's would be eager to get involved, use it for leverage!Draft: At number one, no one knows who the right pick is but if it were up to me I would monitor Alex Len, Otto Porter and Nerlens Noel. No one else would make sense! The next closest match could be Mclemore if you decide Waiters is better suited for the 6th man role. If I had to make one pick today, it would be Porter. I see Len as too much as a project and won't be ready right away. As for Noel, I don't believe he will ever be a two-way player. I feel as if Porter would contribute right away and would fill a need from day one. Those considering to draft Len or Noel, keep in mind their injuries! As for the later picks, I would probably trade most of them, a team won't be too successful with 3 rookies off the bench, the team needs to veteran help. I would consider keeping picks 31 and 33 and tossing 19 because it can get you some value only on draft day(GM's eager to draft).Free Agency: Veteran help! Needs a few veterans off the bench that can help right away. Possibly a center if this is not addressed in the draft, Andrew Bynum? With so much flexibility this manager has to avoid agents that are looking for money, reality is agents will try to suck the money out of teams like this. Be aware, I've played this game before!**Detroit PistonsFree Agents: Will Bynum, Jason Maxiel, Corey Maggette, and Jose CalderonPotentially having between 20-25 millionDraft: 8, 37, 56General: This team has three pieces and they're very obvious. Greg Monroe, Andre Drummond and Brandon Knight. No one quiet knows which one of the three will be the team's star. I personally think it'll be Drummond in the future but as of now its Monroe. Whoever manages this team would be making a HUGE mistake if Monroe and Drummond aren't the starting big men. Those two must be off the block! Unless you're being offered someone like Kevin Love for Monroe, then take him off the block(must repeat). Drummond should be one of the most valuable centers in the league and he should not be discussed in any trades unless you are getting ridiculous value back. Not even the first pick in the draft is close to enough to get Drummonds off your hands. As for Knight, yeah, we know he's not a point guard. This guy could have gone to Harvard after high school, we know he has a high IQ and we knows he's a high quality guy. Do you believe Mo Cheeks could make him a point guard? If you do, sail the ship with Knight, if not move him to shooting guard or to play the 6th man role. Another option in which I am against, is to trade him. A team looking to play him shooting guard would be wise bringing in a bigger point guard or a point guard that is good defensively. Outside of the core, this team is also a few pieces away from contending, they desperately need athletic wings and scorers, most preferably shooters to stretch the floor. Players like Danny Granger(will be a cheap get and expires after the upcoming season), Andre Iguodala would be nice pickups. WINGS, WINGS, WINGS! Draft: Michael Carter- Williams should be on top of your big board at 8. Moving Knight to the two while maintaining size and defense in the backcourt. Unless someone like Bennett falls, MCW should be at the top, next could be Pope or Shabazz if you believe in Knight being a one. At 38, a backup point or a backup big man if you don't want to retain Maxiell or Bynum. Free Agency: Target athletic wings like Tony Allen or Corey Brewer. Wings that can either defend or shoot, most preferably veterans looking to take an off the bench role. O.J. Mayo is another option but if he wants over 7-8 million then stay away from another Ben Gordon pick up. Indiana PacersFree Agents: David West, DJ Augustine and Sam YoungPotentially freeing up around 15 million.Draft: 23, 53General: This team is definitely on the brink of a winning a championship. With the potential departure of David West, it would be wise to trade him before his contract expires or attempt to resign him but not more than what he made this year since he is getting older. A team looking to replace west would need to bring in a big that can stretch the floor, Chris Bosh is a very intriguing option. Another big need for this team is backcourt help, I am not convinced George Hill can be the point guard. I like the idea of trading for O.J. Mayo then resigning him. They didn't have much perimeter scoring outside of Paul George, and he needs a compliment especially if you're not convinced that Granger is healthy enough. Granger can be a nice trading chip, but this team should go after guards that can score the basketball and manage the tempo. Not really much left to say about this team but adding some depth which a lot of teams need.Draft: Crabbe, Hardaway or the kid from Greece could all help(he's a ball handler at 6'9)Free Agency: Nate Robinson? hopefully Chicago doesn't resign him, if fortunate enough to have tons of cap maybe signing Mayo then attempting to resign West ONLY after signing whoever you want because there is no restriction on resigning you're own player to bird rights. Use up your cap first then resign your current guys. Milwaukee BucksFree Agents: Samuel Dalembert, Mike Dunleavy, Potentially Monte Ellis, and JJ ReddickPotentially freeing up about 27 million with Monte Ellis leaving(not sure how the game handles early termination).Draft: 15, 43General: This team is a mess, they have a nice front line especially with the up and coming Larry Sanders. Ersan Ilysova is also a nice pick and pop stretch four. Not sure why anyone who would handle this team would consider trading anyone of the two unless you get a clear upgrade, but it seems as if the two compliment each other. If I were to trade one it would be Sanders, maybe a pure post up big man that can also defend. Packaging up Sanders and Ellis for an elite center would work beautifully. Ellis and Jennings are not a nice backcourt, they're short and can't defend. Ellis should be the first guy off this team and I'd stick with Jennings because he's so young. If you can't replace Ellis then simply resign Reddick. Doing that would mean you'd need a defensive 3 which shouldn't be hard to bring in. I don't see why anyone would break up this team but if you really don't like it then break it up! No one is really worth keeping but this team isn't hard to fix either. I'd stick with the core and work around Jennings and Ilyasova. As much as I love Sanders and I would recommend keeping him, it would be look sexier if Milwaukee had a big man that score down low, seems like they have too much perimeter scoring. Address the interior!Draft: Anyone of the centers would be nice here. However, I'd wait to see if someone falls like Pope or Shabazz which I doubt. If one of the two falls then its a no brainer that they should be the pick. I'd also look into Shcroder or Larkin because they might be better prospects than the big men. You can almost draft anything here at 15. Free Agency: Look for a cheap yet solid replacement for Ellis, don't over spend! Jennings is a scoring machine remember that. 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The Graffiti Grannys -- April Fool's Day, 2010
Residents of Mousehole, Cornwall woke on the morning of 1 April 2010 to find their town had been overrun by mice. Knitted mice. The small, woolen rodents lined the harbor and perched atop handrails. Each mouse had a note attached, "If you like me, please feel free to keep me." A group calling itself the Graffiti Grannys soon emerged to take credit for the prank. They were a group of women, ranging in age from their mid-40s to 96, who loved to knit and loved to share their work. They explained that their motive for unleashing yarny creatures upon Mousehole was simply to make people smile.
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One of the first things Bryce Harper showed us as a Major Leaguer this year was his unbelievable cannon from the outfield. It was a tool that was so powerful that the team had to work hard just to get him to not overuse it and learn the value of the cutoff man. Descision making aside, anytime Harper rears back to throw, fans get excited. As a result, I'm sure than just a handful of you have wondered what it would be like if he were ever to take the mound.
Fortunately, I stumbled accross this video showing his one and only pitching appearance at the College of Southern Nevada (fast forward to the 4:16 mark):
CSN brought Harper on in the bottom of the eighth with the game tied 4-4. He pitched scoreless first frame before gettng tuned up a bit in the ninth, but overall not bad for a 17-year-old kid who had not trained to pitch much all year.
To me, the best part of this video is how pumped up Harper is after finishing the bottom of the eighth without allowing a baserunner. Not many outfielders have the true passion of a closer.


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1 quart
- Cold water -- 1 quart
- Kombu (dried kelp), rinsed briefly in cold water -- 1 piece, about 4 inches square
- Katsuobushi (bonito flakes) -- 1/3 cup
- Place the cold water and kombu in a saucepan and set aside to soak for 15-20 minutes.
- Set the saucepan over medium heat and bring water just to a boil. Add the katsuobushi and immediately remove from heat.
- Let set for 5-10 minutes, and then strain, pressing down to remove as much liquid and flavor as possible. Discard the solids or use again to make niban dashi (see below). Use the dashi as directed in recipes.
- Ichiban Dashi (First stock): stock made from the initial use of kombu and bonito flakes. Use for soups.
- Niban Dashi (Second stock): stock made using kombu and katsuobushi strained from making an ichiban dashi. Niban dashi is for general use in dishes where it doesn't play a starring role, i.e. for simmering meats and vegetables.
- Konbu Dashi (Vegetarian stock): Soak the kombu for an hour and eliminate the bonito flakes. Bring just to a boil and strain. Use for tofu dishes.
- Hoshi-shiitake Dashi (Mushroom stock): Follow the same steps using 4-6 dried shiitake mushrooms instead of the kombu and katsuobushi. Let set 20-25 minutes before straining.
- Niboshi Dashi (Sardine stock): Remove head and entrails from 1/2 cup dried sardines (niboshi) and soak in 1 quart water for 30 minutes to an hour. Bring just to a boil and strain. Used for miso soup.
- Hondashi: instant dashi grains in a jar. Use about 1 1/2 teaspoons per 1 quart water.
- Katsua Dashi: a liquid form. Add to fresh water.
- Dashi-no-Moto: comes in bags to be steeped like tea in hot water.
- Make sure not to boil the kombu for any period of time as it will turn slimy.
- Most Japanese these days use instant dashi powder instead of making it fresh. But making your own will always be tastier.


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March 17, 2012
happy st.patrick's day!
Keira says Irish people play golf, just like that Patty dude on Imagination Movers.. hm.
Happy St Patty's Day everyone! Keira is off with one of her friends, the Mister is off at the Impact home game and I'm at home working.. but we will get our Irish on tomorrow at the big St Patrick's Day Parade downtown. One of the biggest in North America!
Meantime, enjoy the great weekend!
Top o'the morning to you.. from ChantaleP on Vimeo.
Posted by Chantale Park at Saturday, March 17, 2012
3 comments:
- bron @ baby space said...
she's such a cutie! happy st pat's day to you too :)
- March 18, 2012 at 3:36 AM
- Sandy a la Mode said...
your girl is soo styling in mint and colored pants!!
- March 19, 2012 at 4:05 AM
- unha said...
cute and green!
- March 21, 2012 at 9:10 AM
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Sandals Regency St Lucia Golf Resort & Spa Hotel, Castries
Rooms: 327
La Toc Box 399 - Castries - St. Lucia Hotel Website | | 452-3081
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Historical Traveller Reviews of Sandals Regency St Lucia Golf Resort & Spa Hotel
Beware! They overbook the suites!from A TripAdvisor Member
I stayed at this resort last year, for my Honeymoon. I booked this resort because we wanted an all-inclusive resort and wanted the best there was. I booked my June vacation in February at an agency. I verified the reservation 2 days prior to the wedding and was told that my honeymoon suite was reserved and that there would be no issues. We arrived for check in and were sent down a flight of stairs into a smaller room where we found other couples being told their rooms were not available. The room they tried to put us in (the "deluxe room") was so small that I had to leave the door open in order to fit my anger and disappointment into it. Eventually I got the manager of the hotel on the phone (the general manager that is, the customer service manager wouldn't give us any service except to say that it wasn't her fault), and after a conversation that consisted of me yelling at her for 20 minutes we were upgraded from the honeymoon suite with pool to the ocean view suite with pool. Not a very good way to start what should have been the best vacation of my life. It's a beautiful island, but please save your money, and the hassle, and go somewhere else! PS--when we were checked into the better room the next day I noticed that someone else's name was crossed out and replaced with ours. I guess that would be one of the other complaints you will read about.--Stephanie
t waste your time or money go to Mexico!from Diane40D
We recently statyed at the Golf and Spa Resort in St. Lucia for 7 days. We were there from April 13th to April 20th 2003. It was the worst time we've had anywhere we've been , and we do a lot of traveling. This is no where near a first class resort. The air -conditioning was woefully inaduquate, we had roaches and water bugs in our room. That's just the beginning. Don't bother calling for the shuttle to take you to the main house because it never comes...just walk that's what we were told. When the phones went out for two days we had no way to communicate to the main house or call the terrible shuttle service should they remember to come and pick you up. We notified our travel agent as well as the management of Sandals when we returned. After one month they got back to us with the standard corporate response letter for consumer complaint. There's not enough space for me to write about all the complaints we have and believe me ...we are not complainers. The best is we met two other couples that had the same reaction that we had so we know it wasn't just us ! Want a great vacation go to the Adventura Place & Spa in Mexico. It's half the price and you get treated the right way. They are very customer service oriented unlike Sandals ! I would never recommed Sandals to anyone. Sandals motto is "No Pressure , No problem"...it should be "No Answer!
Loved it!from A TripAdvisor Member
I guess I'm really shocked by the negative reviews. Some of the comments I can understand (small hotel room, not a white sand beach, party atmosphere, very young couples) but other comments seem to be outrageous....(Non-guests and children roaming on the beach--impossible--since the property is private) and comments about the nudity! A few women went topless, but who cares? It's not illegal, and most Europeans go topless anyway. But I digress! Here's my review! My husband and I celebrated our honeymoon in August 2002 at Sandals St. Lucia. It was the perfect relaxing honeymoon after the stress and excitement of the wedding. The rooms were clean and colorful, and although I keep reading complaints of how small the rooms were--how big of a room do you need?! We were in our room a limited amount of time and it was certainly big enough to sleep in. The staff was friendly, and went out of their way to help. The beach was nice, although not the white sand that was promised in the brochures. The food was good! I would say that you have to be OPEN-MINDED about the food, as the quality of the food (cuts of meat, milk, eggs, etc.) aren't as fine as in the U.S, but you have to remember that St. Lucia is a poor island. Don't expect fine cuisine. So have some seafood! You're on vacation! Try new things instead of complaining that your hamburger tastes funny. There was plenty to do at the resort without paying a penny more, although you could pay for extra excursions if you wanted to. I've since stayed at another all-inclusive (for less money) and was not treated half as well as I was at Sandals. The one negative was that there were really lame frat-type activities going on. On my relaxing vacation, I really don't want to participate in a beer-drinking contest. Also--at 29 and 34, my husband and I were the oldest couple there. I would definitely go back, and I would recommend it as long as you're not a snobby traveler.
Wonderful Honeymoonfrom A TripAdvisor Member
Before booking our trip I read several reviews about this resort that gave it very poor ratings. I would love to know who the people are that write those reviews. My husband and I were there on our honeymoon and we could not complain about a thing. Right away our room was upgraded. The staff was unbelievably friendly and always willing to help. There were people constantly cleaning the pools and our room was spotless! The food could have been better but I certainly wouldnt complain about it. One night at dinner, I couldnt make up my mind so they brought out two entrees. The frozen drinks were great! The island is beautiful. We decided to take the day sail and I would highly recommended it, this way you get to see the island, not only the resort. I will say that this resort seems to be the one of the three that is caters more to a younger crowd. We will definitely be visiting some of the other Sandals resorts.
Sandals St. Lucia Getawayfrom A TripAdvisor Member
My wife and I had read the reviews before selecting Sandals St. Lucia Golf Resort and Spa for our honeymoon at the end of March. I must say that there were way more positives to the place then negatives. We found no problems with the food with the exception of dinner at the Pavillion and that was more due to our tastes then the quality of food. Armando's was very enjoyable. Kimonos is best enjoyed with a lively group of people. The Pier at Halcyon is worth the shuttle ride over for dinner.There is plenty to do at the resort as well as outside of it. Take full advantage of the watersports. It's included. We snorkeled, kayaked, wind surfed and went scuba diving. All is included. The day sail to Soufriere is a must. It costs extra but is well worth it. St. Lucia is a beautiful island to explore. There are the locals that seems to persit on selling you something while on a tour but usually a "No Thank You" puts a stop to that.The staff was very friendly and helpful. The room we had was excellent. The view was well worth it. The room was not huge. It had a nice king size bed with a TV and desk. The balcony was nice for relaxing anytime during the day.There are three pools to choose from with the main (and biggest) pool being the most popular. Never a problem for getting a chair or a drink.The beach is a bit small compared to some resorts but just as nice. We found only one day of semi-rough surf during the eight days while we were there.All-in-all I would say it was money well spent. We had a wonderful time, never had a hassle and will have a lifetime of wonderful memories.Just remember, "No pressure, no problem!"
Sandals: Really nice, but worth the $?from A TripAdvisor Member
I went to Sandals Golf & Spa in December. I fell in love with St Lucia. It is truly a beautiful island. The sandals resort was really nice. Beautiful views every way you looked. The rooms were nice, but you could tell that they were older. The bathrooms needed to be re-done, and the air conditioner didn't seem to be cooling my room properly. The staff at this resort were great. Everyone willing to help you out. The food was delicious, but the spread wasn't quite as lavish as I had expected. The beach was small but nice. The pool & pool area was very relaxing. I've been to about 6 different Sandals resorts, and while I think they are all great, I have to ask myself if they are actually worth the money that people spend to stay there. I have stayed at more moderate hotels that in my opinion have had both better food AND better service.
gorgeous Sandals propertyfrom A TripAdvisor Member
My husband & I were on our honeymoon & chose this place forall its beautiful property we saw in the brochure all its amenities as an all-inclusive. We thought the property was even more beautiful! The food at the buffet was a Hit or Miss~breakfast had a pretty good selection. La Toc was definitely worth waiting for our reservation. The greatest part of our vacation was enjoying the property & the people we met. Most people were honeymooners or there celebrating their anniversary. I'm 24 & my husband is 29 & it was great to meet people of all ages. We definitely had a great time & will come here again.Our only disappointment was our room even though we did have great view but WAY TOO SMALL. But then again, we were only there to really sleep.
T get what you pay forfrom A TripAdvisor Member
My wife (girlfriend at the time) stayed here a couple of years ago, so keep that in mind. Fortunately, I won the trip in a sales contest, so wasn't "really" out of pocket any money for the trip. I'd have been very ticked off had I been.This resort is VASTLY oversold, and way overpriced. I've since travelled to PDC, Greece, St. Thomas, Antigua, and a few other spots and can say without any reservation that the Sandals St. Lucia Golf Resort is a rip off. The rooms are a joke (small, moldy, completely dull), the staff (generally) were pretty lazy and not much fun ... apart from the bar staff (though that could have been the drinks talking). You had to line up to get a ticket for your restaurant choice (maybe they changed this, but what a pain in the arse this was), and the restaurants were so-so. There were stray cats all over the resort, under the tables, on the tables, you name it. When they weren't rubbing against your legs, the staff were chasing them around with burlap sacks trying to trap them. Lovely.There were lots of good things about the resort, but for the $ they charge, you can do WAY better in St. Lucia. Way better.
No Pressure, No Problemfrom A TripAdvisor Member
We have just returned from a 11 night stay at the Sandals Golf, St Lucia (March 2003). We read reviews on this site before going and were a little apprehensive at some of the things we read. Within a day on the resort we realised we had been worrying for nothing. We stayed in a one bedroom suite (free upgrade) overlooking one of the pools and the beach. The room was on 2 levels with a very large living area downstairs and spacious bedroom upstairs. The hotel is 10 years old so don't expect modern decor, however the furnishings were all of a high standard, room was always clean and all of the paintwork was recently updated. The air conditioner was a bit noisy, however this didn't keep us awake at all. Staff were all very helpful and friendly, their main concern was that you had the best holiday ever. All 6 restaurants were nice, our least favourite was Armandos (Italian), but the Japanese, French and Carribean were all superb. We didn't visit the other 2 resorts during the day but we had a meal in each and they both appeared nice. The Halcyon was the least plush although the meal we had at Marios was very good. The Grande, being the newest of the 3 resorts, was tastefully decorated but we ate at the London Pub and it was dissapointing. Entertainment, both day and night, was of a high standard and there was always something to do. Do take advantage of the watersports, the scuba diving was not to be missed. The excursions are quite pricey, we chose the day sail, which is the most popular ($80 US) and were a little dissapointed. The Volcano was not as impressive as imagined, however the botanical gardens were very pretty. Vendors were not a problem on the beach, but when on excursions we did see a few, however if you simply tell them your not interested they will move on. All in all we've had a great holiday and will definately reccommend this resort and any other Sandals. Remember their moto "no pressure, no problem"
s cracked up to befrom A TripAdvisor Member
First af all, St. Lucia is beautiful and the air semlls wonderful. You notice as soom as you get off the plane. The people were unfailingly friendly. I cannot wait to go back to St. Lucia. Sandals on the other hand, just wasn't what it's cracked up to be. Of course maybe I was expecting to much. After watching their video I expected a sophisticated, if not, some what subdued resort. Instead I think every teen Bride and Groom honeymoned there that week. My husband and I actually got married at the resort and it was perfect!! That is the only reason we felt that we had not gotten ripped off. I felt bad for our friends who joined us, personally I feel they did get ripped off!! This just is NOT a $5,000. a week place. The food was average at best. (I know everyones taste buds are different, there were 8 of us and, every one had the same opinion on that) The rooms were furnished nicely but were NOT CLEAN! There was mold in our shower the entire week, no way someome cleaning the tub could of not seen it. The drapes also had mold on them. The floor in the entry was the only thing that seemed to get swept and mopped regularly. The small pool in the middle of the property looked as if it had not been cleaned in quite a while. It wasn't a bad vacation after, all I married my best friend and it is St. Lucia!! For the money though, in my opinion, I couldn't recommend this resort. Sandals Spa and Golf resort is just trading on the Sandals name. I hope all the other resorts in this chain are better, although I'll never know.I know this is long but, I do have to compliment the bar and wait staff they were all fantastic, wonderful attitudes and always with a quick smile.Especially Geraldine she was hilarious!!
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Hotels Near Sandals Regency St Lucia Golf Resort & Spa Hotel
- Rendezvous Hotel Castries, St. Lucia Distance: 1.4 km / 0.8 mi
- Sandals Halcyon Hotel Castries, St. Lucia Distance: 4.3 km / 2.7 mi
- Discovery At Marigot Hotel Castries, St. Lucia Distance: 5.2 km / 3.2 mi
- The Downtown Hotel Soufriere, St. Lucia Distance: 8.9 km / 5.5 mi
- Coco Kreole Hotel Castries, St. Lucia Distance: 9 km / 5.6 mi
- Bay Gardens Hotel Castries, St. Lucia Distance: 9.1 km / 5.7 mi
- Ginger Lily Hotel Castries, St. Lucia Distance: 9.6 km / 6 mi
- Bay Gardens Beach Resort Hotel Rodney Bay, St. Lucia Distance: 9.7 km / 6 mi
- Bay Gardens Inn Hotel Castries, St. Lucia Distance: 10.4 km / 6.5 mi
- Sandals Grande St Lucian Spa & Beach Resort Hotel Gros Islet, St. Lucia Distance: 10.4 km / 6.5 mi
- Ti Kaye Village Hotel Castries, St. Lucia Distance: 10.5 km / 6.5 mi
- The Body Holiday At Lesport Hotel Castries, St. Lucia Distance: 12.5 km / 7.7 mi
- Mago Estate Hotel Soufriere, St. Lucia Distance: 17.4 km / 10.8 mi
- Ladera Resort Hotel Soufriere, St. Lucia Distance: 20 km / 12.4 mi
- Jalousie Hilton Resort & Spa Hotel Soufriere, St. Lucia Distance: 20.7 km / 12.9 mi


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Detroit in state of financial emergency according to Gov. Snyder
Updated On: Mar 02 2013 04:39:11 AM EST
While everyone agrees there is a mess, no one in the Detroit power structure wants an emergency financial manager.
On Friday, Gov. Rick Snyder declared a financial emergency in Detroit, a determination that could lead to the appointment of an emergency manager over the city's finances.
"We do not believe that it is a forgone conclusion that an emergency manager is the way to fix this," said City Council President Charles Pugh.
Read: Michigan governor declares financial emergency in Detroit
Now, the City Council looks to its options. Do they try to sue to stop an emergency manager? Do they propose a stricter consent agreement with the state? That's what is up for discussion.
However, sources say the nature of the emergency in Detroit is so severe that there is a real possibility an emergency financial manager won't be enough. Bankruptcy may be the only way out.
Detroit's leadership now has 10 days to maneuver. Realists on the City Council say they don't see Gov. Snyder backing down.
"All meetings I've had with the governor, he's always been straight-forward, and he's always done what he said he was going to do," said City Councilman Andre Spivey.
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Thanks for the excellent, pain-free, even relaxing Botox today. In fact, I was so relaxed I brutally smacked my forehead with the car door...I had no marks when I left you, and now I have a true goose egg on my forehead.
G visited the Anti-aging and Vitality Center (while I was at LFP) and has [b]such good things to say about about Dr. Ho[/b]. He wants me to communicate how thorough and caring she was. He remarked how he knew she was taking time to be comprehensive and he feels really good about the entire experience, looking forward to going over results in a couple weeks.
Have a great weekend with your beautiful family and try to give yourself a break, please.


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bermudamohawk will sporadically be on PopClogs as "bermuda"
I've had a really good week. Six workouts, six days of calorie deficits (some huge, some tiny), so many healthy and delicious meals. I'm not sure if the scale will reflect all of that, but I FEEL better and that's all that really matters.
Today hasn't been as great. I'm giving myself Sundays as a day off from working out… and apparently from eating healthy, too :/
If Since I won't eat anything else today, I'll have a calorie deficit of about 50. A bad numbers day, but I'm not getting too down on myself.
Instead of ending my day with a healthy dinner, I decided to let myself splurge on a fancy, ice cream-like beverage from my favorite coffee shop. I've been eyeing it all summer but today's the first time I actually tried it. The first several sips were DELICIOUS. But as I drank more and more, my stomach started disliking me more and more, as well. Imagine that. A 20oz mint chocolate chip "drink" made me feel ill? No way!
I still think it's OK, and even healthy, to splurge every once in awhile. But it's amazing how your body doesn't react as well to junk after you've shown it how good healthy can feel.
Back to lots of fruits and veggies tomorrow. I can't wait.


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Keeping Guests Entertained in Bibi Magazine 2013
Reprinted from Bibi Magazine - Read the Full article on Page 75
Keeping your Guests Entertained
You've planned, you've prepped, you've prepared…now it's time to par-tay. Sure your wedding day is the
biggest day in your life, but what about your guests?
Forget the slideshows, the family dances, the typical band or DJ - it's time to shake things up…literally!
No matter what type of bride you are, here are some sure fire ways to make your wedding day memorable and keep your guests fully entertained.


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