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The best news I've heard all day comes courtesy of Comics Continuum who confirm that HBO has finally pulled the plug on Mark Steven Johnson's adaptation of Garth Ennis' "Preacher". It's not that I have no faith in HBO; a episodic censor-free series is exactly the right way to go if you're going to do it and "Preacher" (unlike, say "Watchmen) could be every bit as valid with 24 frames a second. No, it's Johnson I have a problem with.
Back when "Daredevil" hit the big screen, I'd defend Johnson to my friends. After all, he was a virtual newcomer up against a studio and -- while there wasn't exactly an abundance of talent on display there -- the DVD commentary had me convinced that some of the outright awful aspects of "Daredevil" were due to bizarre studio demands. (Like, for instance, the giant, flaming DD). And then "Ghost Rider" hit and -- because it made money -- Johnson was so, so proud that he achieved his artistic vision.
Now Johnson can have "Ghost Rider" as, quite frankly, I don't really believe that Ghost Rider's fans extend much beyond people who like to see a flaming skeleton on a motorcycle. But "Preacher"? We're talking about my favorite comic series of all time and Johnson can stay the Hell away from it.
The 60-issue comic book series features Texan preacher Jesse Custer who, after bonding with the spawn of a demon and an angel, has the power to force his commands on others. Joined by his ex-girlfriend Tulip and an Irish vampire, Cassidy, Jesse goes on a search for God across
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In Johnson's words, "...the new head of HBO felt it was just too dark and too violent and too controversial. Which, of course, is kind of the point!"
I don't know if there's any truth to that or not, but it certainly sounds like a excuse that you could run with regardless of HBO's real reasons for canceling the project. But if you're looking for live-action Jesse Custer, he may still be on the way:
"I've heard someone is in the process of getting the rights to turn it into a feature film," adds Johnson, " I hope that happens. But I hope it happens as a series of movies as one movie couldn't do it justice."
I have to agree with him there. "Preacher" was being developed as a film nearly ten years ago and production art exists that would have had Samuel L. Jackson as the Saint of Killers. (Which is crazy because it absolutely has to be either Clint Eastwood or Lance Henriksen). The real trick, though, is going to be finding a director worthy of the project and not just a Ennis fanboy.
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Cuba has a Cholera problem. Little kids are asking for hand sanitizer for gifts.
Camilo, my 7-year old grandson in Cuba, has never been shy about asking for presents – especially when he knows I'm heading to Havana from that big shopping mall 90 miles away. His usual list includes a massive bag of M&M peanut candy, additions to what's become a pretty pricey collection of Schleich resin animals, and goofy gags second-grade boys find funny, such as hand buzzers or that classic snake-in-a-can. When Camilo got on the phone with me last weekend, he only rattled off one item.
"Aba," (that's what he calls me–short for "abuela", which is "grandma" in Spanish), "bring me soap."
"Si", he insisted. "Jabon!"
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The announcement explained that 51 new cases of cholera had been diagnosed in the Cuban capital along with a spike in the number of people suffering from "diarrheal diseases."
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Oh cool. Let's open up free travel between cuba and the US now, okay?
Anyone keeping track of the infectious diseases coming from Mexico anymore?+7
I know you only get one bowl a day of gruel…but isn't it a festive bowl?+5
That isn't gruel anymore!+2
We should collect our "daily output" and ship it to Cuba as a humanitarian gesture.
We will have Obamacare. We will be fine.+7
So I guess the proud socialists country of Cuba with their worldclass healthcare is probably just hiding the fact that maybe Chavez just has the shits!+4
Yeah, well living in Amerika is getting to be the shits too.+1
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Absolutely world class health care, even beats ours. See for yourself.
Our medical establishment would NEVER politicize a topic as critical as healthcare and tell us an untruth for a political reason. Never.
Coming to a clinic near you, courtesy of "free" Obama care.+2
This is known as a "cholera cot."
Very effective in keeping things clean as the victim dies of electrolyte imbalance and dehydration.
Coming soon to a neighborhood clinic near you.
Thank you, Affordable Care Act.+4
Wow, I'm impressed! They have the technology to diagnose Cholera?+2
Okay people, who's up for a nasal fecal transplant?! Mmm mmm mmm!+1
Cuba is the favorite vacation destination of most quebecers.
If you wonder why it is that they have a cholera problem, check out this website; 'the real cuba' and look at the medical conditions.
Like all socialist nations, this is what 'free' healthcare looks like, and quebec will one day soon be emulating her favorite socialist nation.
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I'm a stay-at-home-mom to a 4 1/2 year old and a 2 year old, both girls. From birth, we co-slept with my older daughter. When she was born, I didn't want her to feel displaced, so I continued to co-sleep with her. I couldn't nurse my 2 year old for very long (technical difficulties), so I co-slept with my older daughter, and my husband co-slept with my younger daughter in the room next door. (We sleep in a Queen, they sleep in a Cal King.)
The upshot is that my 2 year old loves me, but is CRAZY about dad. (BTW, my older daughter is the opposite: loves dad but is CRAZY about me.)
I take my 2 year old to Mommy & Me preschool for 2 hours, 2 days a week. I also take her to a My Gym class on Saturday mornings. I know she loves and trusts me.
But I want things to be more equal. I want my 2 year old to love me more than she does now, I guess I'm saying (of course, not at the expense of her relationship with her wonderful dad). Please, some advice? We've all tried sleeping together, and it's tough and doesn't make for a good night's sleep for any of us. Is this the best way to go?
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I am glad my questions didn't sound pushy. I read my reply again later and thought, I hope she doesn't think I am pushng the whole "you shouldn't be co-sleeping" thing. We also co-slept, but not as long. We co-slept with our middle one quite a bit longer, but never co-slept with the younger one, but I did extended breastfeeing with both, and the younger one is super clingy to me all the time and the middle one is much closer to DH, so it is not always a matter of the co-sleeping environment. If you want suggestions on eventually transitioning out of the co-sleeping arrangement, "The No Cry Sleep Solution" is a great book that we used for the middle one. But whatever works for each household is really the most important thing IMO, as long as everyone is getting their fair share of sleep, etc. It sounds like other than possibly adding in something else that each parent does solely with the "non-sleeping" child to continue to foster the close relationship, you may just have to watch the ebb and flow of age and see what happens. It sounds like overall you guys are doing a great job right now!
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We haven't discussed how long we plan to co-sleep or plans for transitioning them to their own room/bed. Theoretically, DH and I will eventually sleep in the master bed, and the two girls will sleep together in the kid's room Queen sized bed (or we can get a bunk bed). We figure when the younger one is four or five, it will magically just happen. We realize it may be hoping for a lot.
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Children's love and need for attention from a certain parent is going to ebb and flow with their age, developmental milestones, etc. It may honestly not ever matter what you do, she may just always prefer your DH because of the original co-sleeping arrangement. Have you tried swapping sleeping arrangements where the 2 year old sleeps with you and the 4 year old sleeps with him? I would be happy that you seem to have 2 well adjusted kids that like their parents quite a bit and not be so concerned that the 2 year old doesn't "love you enough" or equal to your DH. I would be happy with the relationship you have with her as well as the one you have with your 4 year old. Has your DH expressed that he is upset at all that you have a stronger bond with the older daughter than he does? Have you discussed how long you plan to co-sleep and if or what plans you have for transitioning them to their own rooms and/or beds?


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On this site there is material on photography, music, literature and other stuff I enjoy in life. However, most of it is related to my profession as an Internet programmer and software developer within the area of digital libraries at the Royal Library, Copenhagen (Denmark) and, before that, Lund university (Sweden).
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This is a portrait of a lens I've kept since I was a teenager. You
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I took this photo of Angel's trumpet, Brugmansia suaveolens, in the garden of Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek. This plant is as beautyful as it is extremely poisonous.
Excellent. Use such lenses as often as possible and let other people wonder about the quality you can achieve with them.
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quality people will wonder about. A lens is an artist's tool, and the
quality of the result depends on his or her skills.
Be that as it may; a survey on eBay
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The bar in The Old Bull's pub in Lund. Taken hand-held late in the evening, with the aperture wide open.
Initially, I found it extremely hard to focus this lens. The first time I felt that I got almost right was when I took the photo the Angel's trumpet. The lens has a minimum distance of less than 30cm so you can use it for macro photography. And as you can see, it has a nice bokeh with the aperture wide open.
Taken hand-held on my way home from the Old Bull. The lens is wide open and it is night and the first winter mix is falling.
The lens is fast, if not ultra-fast. I mean it isn't Noctilux 50mm f0.95 at $10,000, Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f1.1 or even any of all the f1.4 around.
The speed of the lens makes the depth of field quite small, and that does actually make it easier to focus. Just focus wide open¸ and then lessen aperture to something where your target is sharp. Then you get nice images for around $50.
This is an early morning in my life as an international commuter. It happens now and then that the train from Lund to Copenhagen is cancelled from Malmö. Then you have to wait for the next train from Lund to Malmö and spend twenty minutes philosophizing around this special case of the theodicé problem: How can there exist a good God, when I could have stayed in another twenty minutes in bed.
Since you cannot go to bed you can just as well just look across the channel, towards the old city of Malmö. Which is, quite nice. Why not take a photograph of it?
A bus stop in Lund. The small image is a crop of the original high resolution one (which is 4032x3024 or 300dpi). Almost all lenses are good at the center, this is no exception.
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I went in this shop on a recent holiday to Germany, on the recommendation of a fellow raveler. I was not disappointed.
The yarn store isn't huge, but it is excellent value, and there is a good selection of needles/hooks/buttons/etc too. The fabric selection looked good too.
It is a very unpreposessing place at the back of the main department store, but definitely shouldn't be based on its looks!
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For years, researchers have known that microscopic particles
can lodge deep in the lungs. They have known, as well, that high levels of
particles in the air are associated with respiratory illness, heart attacks and
premature deaths. But whether the particles are actually the cause of illness
has been in dispute. The Environmental Protection Agency has been attempting to
tighten limits on emissions of particles. Critics in the business community are
challenging those new rules in the Supreme Court, arguing that the regulations
are too costly and that the scientific evidence behind them is too sketchy.
The new study, conducted by a team of researchers at Johns
Hopkins University in Maryland and published in the current edition of the New
England Journal of Medicine, is likely to bolster the EPA's case. The
researchers found strong evidence that dust and soot particles, not other
factors suggested by industry, appear to be causing the harmful effects. And
they found that the ill effects occur even in cities that meet existing national
air pollution standards--suggesting that stronger controls would protect public
The researchers examined daily changes in air pollution and
mortality between 1987 and 1994 and made allowance for other factors that could
skew the results, including access to health care, influenza outbreaks,
socioeconomic status, weather and the presence of other pollutants. The EPA
currently sets the maximum allowable concentration of microscopic particles,
called PM10, at 150 micrograms per cubic meter of air. All the cities tested had
average air pollution levels well below that level. But the researchers found
that even at those existing levels, if the amount of particles rose by 10
micrograms per cubic meter, the rate of death increased about 0.5%. Based on
those existing levels, the researchers estimated that 20 to 200 deaths per day
nationwide are caused by the particles.
"When we look nationally, we see an effect of particles
on mortality that suggests there is a public health problem. The science
continues to indict particles and their role in mortality," said Dr.
Jonathan M. Samet, lead author of the study and chairman of the epidemiology
department at Johns Hopkins. "The higher the PM10 levels, the higher the
health effects, so if you are exposed to high levels, the risk is greater,"
said Jean Ospital, health effects officer for the South Coast Air Quality
Management District, which is charged with cleaning up smog in the Los Angeles
Other studies have estimated that particulate pollution may
cause 1% of heart disease fatalities in the United States, which translates to
about 10,000 deaths per year or about 28 per day. In Los Angeles County, 77
residents die from cardiovascular disease from all causes daily. Some scientists
have questioned whether particle smog merely hastens by a day or two the demise
of people who are elderly or very ill. The new study does not conclusively
answer that question, but the researchers noted that the evidence is
"heavily in the direction that the deaths are among people of old
Some of the nation's worst particle smog is found in
California, both in the Inland Empire and in parts of the east Bay Area and the
San Joaquin Valley. In addition to the three Southland cities, the other
California metropolitan areas in the study were San Diego, San Jose and Oakland.
Elsewhere, the researchers looked at New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,
Atlanta, Miami, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Minneapolis, Dallas-Forth Worth,
Houston, San Antonio, Phoenix and Seattle.
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Darien Lake Theme Park opens Sat., May 11.
The 2013 opening will feature the newly renovated boardwalk, an upgraded laser show and a new thrill ride called "Blast Off". Those are just some of the new additions and upgrades the park has made for the 2013 season after spending more than $5 million.
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These are truly special Holiday Apartments which have been decorated by an Interior Designer located on arguably the best Road in Cromer 'the gem of the North Norfolk coast' and the town that boasts more sunshine than anywhere else in the UK.
Have a look on Trip Advisor via our links page to see what our Guests thought of their stay at Tudor Villas, we're proud to be the most highly rated 'Self Catering' accommodation in Cromer.
They are in an historical property originally built for an Indian Prince. Each Apartment has two bedrooms. We have a choice of Ground Floor Apartments for up to 5 people which have Verandas, courtyard gardens, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms Ensuite to Master Bedroom or Sea View Apartments for up to 4 people plus cot on the Second Floor. Each Apartment is individually decorated to reflect it's location in the property and the layout.
Our aim has been to provide 'boutique style accommodation' ensuring our guests have a memorable stay. Feedback from our guests has been excellent with our Apartments being classed as the finest in Cromer. We're also delighted to have been recommended by "The Guardian" as the place to stay in Cromer this Summer.
Built for an Indian Prince in 1901 this Historic Edwardian Residence was once frequented by King Edward VII, testament to this can be seen in the stunning communal entrance hall where the Royal Crest is depicted in stained glass.
Located in the heart of Cromer's conservation area on Cliff Avenue, arguably the best road in Cromer, this holiday apartment is in an excellent location peacefully located yet just a short walk to the blue flag sandy beach and town, Tudor Villas is a perfect location for a short break or family holiday. The inclusive on site parking is also a huge plus for our guests.
The accommodation is new, stylish and modern with quality fittings such as the 'touch control' hobs and LCD TVs, not to mention the granite work surfaces and luxury bathrooms.
The delights of Cromer are all a few minutes walk away so enjoy a latte or a cream tea at the beach cafe and watch the fishing boats set sail for Cromer crabs. On foot take in the art galleries, life boat museum and the magnificent church, enjoy the many coastal walks or use the car to explore the delightful surrounding areas.
Fancy a Golfing Break? With the benefit of 2 great Golf Courses (Royal Cromer and Sheringham) nearby we can accommodate these. Popular with celebrities, including Sports and Film Stars, the Courses are fabulous for games all year round! Please call for further details.
Norfolk, and in particular North Norfolk, is one of the UK's top tourist destinations. It boasts fine sandy beaches, beautiful countryside and is a haven for wildlife with the area being particularly famous for seeing rare birds. The Queens Sandringham residence is nearby and it is said that she can often be seen walking her beloved corgis on Holkham's fantastic sandy beach.
The regional capital city of Norwich is easily accessible where it's shops and castle can be explored. A boat trip on the Norfolk broads or a boat ride to see the seals are equally enjoyable. Wells, Cley and Blakeney are also fabulous places to visit with Holt being a shoppers paradise.


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Standard Tuning - Capo 3 Chords Used: C -0- Gadd11 -0- -0- Am -0- F -0- Em -0- -1- -1- -1- -1- -1- -0- -0- -0- -0- -2- -2- -0- -2- -0- OR -3- -2- -3- -2- -3- -2- -2- -0- -3- -2- -3- -3- -3- -0- -0- -0- For simplicity's sake, I'll refer to Gadd11 as G Intro: C G Am F Do do do dooooo C You be my princess and I'll be your toad G I'll follow behind you on rainbow road Am Protect you from red shells wherever we go F F (2nd fret on and off) I promise. C Noone will touch us if we pick up a star G If you spin out you can ride in my car Am When we slide together we generate sparks F F (2nd fret on/off) in our wheels and our hearts Chorus: C The finish line G is just around the bend Am I'll pause this game F so our love will never end C (2nd fret on/off) Let's go again G Am F Mmmmmmm Ladadadadaaa Hmmmmmm C The blue shell is coming so I'll go ahead G If you hang behind it'll hit me instead Am but never look back cause I'm down but not dead F I'll catch up to you Bridge: Em F Don't worry about Bowser or DK Em F Eat this glowing mushroom and they'll all fade away Chorus (2x) C (2nd fret on/off) G to the mushroom cup Am and the flower cup F and the star cup C and the reverse cup G Am F C ooooooooooooooo huhhhhhhhhhhhhh mmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmm G hooooooo Am walawalawalawalawal F C (2nd fret on/off) walawalawalawalawaluigiiiiii Great song Sam!
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Once a fixture in design firms, surveyors' offices and cartographers' studios, flat files held oversized drawings and blueprints in their original, unrolled state. We re-created the look of a vintage find from Belgium and adapted it for use in the modern household. The standard-sized drawers with molded framing have the illusion of multiple drawers.
- Handcrafted of kiln-dried hardwood with fine veneers using mortise-and-tenon joinery
- Finished by hand in distressed umber with grey highlights, distressing and worn edges for the look of the vintage original
- Features 1 open cubby, 1 English-dovetailed drawer and wood-on-wood glides
- Bin-pull hardware has an aged-nickel finish
- Adjustable levelers on feet
- This item is handcrafted with meticulous care. Given its hand-finished nature and natural variations in the wood grain, each item is unique and no two will be exactly alike.
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PXP asked on of PIPPIN's circus performers, Olga Karmansky, a few questions about her circus:
- Why do you love circus?
Circus embodies the passions I've been studying and training my whole life– rhythmic gymnastics and performance (dance, acting)– and raises the stakes. It's an elevated form of artistry, and my favorite dose of adrenaline.
- What is your 'trick' – your favorite or signature circus move – and how did that come to be your circus?
I love handstands! I do them everywhere, and all the time. Rhythmic gymnasts don't invert–like ever. It's actually against the code of points. When I transitioned into circus a few years ago, I began handstanding everywhere to adjust to life upside down. It's addicting!
- Has anything every gone wrong during a show, if so, how did you deal with that?
Improvisation! I've been getting out of messes at dance recitals since I was kid. Sometimes it would get me in trouble though! I love improv so much I joined 'The Yes Show' — a New York City improv group for a few years — I hope to get back to it!
- Is there anything that scares you about circus performing?
I'm afraid of heights, but I crave conquering my fears, so I am able to overcome those concerns when I am up in the air. Injuries are what really scare me. To think that one slip can force to stop doing what you were born doing–that really scares me! Warm-up, preparation, education and safety precautions are all important factors in clearing your mind from such thoughts!
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Blazin' Blueberry Guacamole
Avocado is a creamy fruit that's high in folate, important for heart health. If you don't plan on using the guacamole immediately, cover the surface with a piece of plastic wrap to avoid browning. Not need to add the avocado pit, that's a cooking myth.
Serves 4
2 ripe Hass avocados
1/2 cup Blazin' Blueberry Superfood Sauce
Cut the avocadoes and scoop out the flesh. Place in a large bowl with the Blazin' Blueberry Sauce and mash with a fork until smooth. Serve immediately.
Nutritional Stats Per Serving
1/2 cup: 121 calories, 1 g protein, 7 g carbohydrates, 10 g fat (1 g saturated), 0 mg cholesterol, 5 g fiber, 16 mg sodium.


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Rated 4 out of 5 by 772 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Minneapolis01 Great location We had a great stay at the Sheraton; it is located right on the beach and is a lovely property. Staff service at the poolside was kind of slow, but they were always friendly and attentive once you got their attention. May 6, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mortgageguy123 Company Manager Conference We recently help our companies managers conference and awards banquet at the Sheraton Kauai Resort. Although the accommodations were acceptable, and I'm sure better than average for our mainland guests, overall I was not pleased with how were were treated by management. March 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ambermar1089 Best Hotel! My husband and I came to the Sheraton resort for our honeymoon. We were blown away by how helpful, professional and friendly all the staff was. We felt so welcome from the moment we arrived to the moment we left. I would recommend this resort to anyone staying in Kauai! October 2, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ernie66 Great Time Great facility, great people. Chris and Benji were great bartenders. Darlene and Teo were attentive waiters. Heather gave my wife a great manicure. Paul in the pool bar was also a great bartender. PS the entire staff loves working at the Sheraton Poipu....and it shows! November 14, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Monkseal Room There was a small empty wine bottle in the robes that were provided when we got there. Pillows were nice but all the other bed coverings were a little cumbersome and no fitted sheets made sleeping more uncomfortable. Bathtub and toilet area was a little cramped. February 7, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Judi Very disappointed in this hotel I have stayed at this hotel many times. I was saddened to see that a lot of the changes were not in the best interest of the customer. I like this hotel because of it's view and peaceful tranquility. When I return to the island again, I will seek out other options. September 10, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Frfrgin This hotel met all our needs The. Buffet breakfast was excellent with many choices. We enjoyed the complimentary wine tastings. It was an opportunity to meet fellow travelers. The fitness center was state of the art. May 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Susan514 Great hotel! The hotel is beautiful and well located in a lovely setting. The staff were very friendly and helpful. It was a great place to relax and enjoy the beach. June 1, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Zyggy Partial ocean view NOT worth it Paid extra for "partial" ocean view room. Got room on top floor of building furthest from ocean. Got great view of buildings in front of me. If you look between the buildings you could see a small sliver of the ocean. Also, the air conditioner was very noisy. May 9, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Kathy450 Hotel has good location and good service This Sheraton Hotel had a great location on a wonderful beach. Rooms were very clean and priced reasonably. They have a very helpful and pleasant staff. I would like to see more art work on the walls and our room's air conditioning was not working very well. October 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by ccolburn88 Great environment The outside and inside of the facility were beautifully put together and always clean. The people were kind and helpful. The activities offered and availability of anything i desired was outstanding! I can't wait to visit this wonderful paradise again soon! September 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by sjupton21 Sheraton kauai Perfect for our Honeymoon. June 24, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by RBkeck Exceptional We stayed at the Kauai hotel in an ocean front room for our daughters wedding. There were 3 couples. We could not have been happier. Lonnie at the front desk was above and beyond helpful. Valet was very efficient. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Beds were heavenly. We had an adjoining room with the grooms parents and partied hardy one night together. The only complaint the whole time was Rum Fire restaurant. Six of us had dinner. Way too expensive for what you get. Our whole party was soooo disappointed. After we were served, the waiter disappeared and we never saw him again until 30 minutes later he brought us our check. We talked to several people at the hotel and they said they get so many complaints about this restaurant. We spent one day at the pool and rented a cabana. A little costly at $50. but they bring a few free snacks and drinks. Nice to get out of the sun at times. The $30.00 + daily charge was very excessive for what you get. Other than the 2 complaints (rum fire and daily fee) would highly recommend this hotel. June 9, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by pf250 Hotel requires some TLC Great location! The rooms are a bit tired and need refreshing. The staff preformed turndown service for less than 1/2 the nights we were there and the morning paper was NOT outside the door 1/2 the time. There could have been more diligence WRT cleaning. November 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Set the tone Front desk staff were very friendly upon our arrival and departure. After a long day at work, the down to earth check in was very refreshing. Upon our check out early the next morning, both the overnight clerk and 6-2 clerk really set the tone for my day. November 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JJNSD Wonderful Experience This is truly a GREAT property. From the moment you pull up in front until the moment you pull away (really hated to leave) the staff, service, food & rooms are teriffic. Very plesant, knowledgeable friendly staff that made our stay a pleasure. Thank You November 7, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Sorry88 Small pool, no beach. Older hotel most rooms not on ocean side are small, dimly lit, and in poor condition. The pool area while updated is small and crowded. No beach in front of hotel, buttet breakfast has been discontinued - a big mistake, one of the hotel's best features. November 12, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Harry22 This hotel is too spread out. Our room was as far from the main lobby as possible and behind us was the trash bins, which smelled. All in all, the room location was very inconvenient. Also, it would be nice if there was outdoor dining and longer hours for Lava's outside bar & grill. September 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pam49 great stay We had a wonderful time at this hotel - the location by the ocean is great. We could walk from our room to the ocean to swim or snorkel and then use the ocean shower and jump in the hot tub to relax. The room was perfect and the staff was very helpful. February 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by TM49 Bring Back the Breakfast Buffet In the past, I used to look forward to staying at the Sheraton Kauai. They had a fantastic buffet breakfast that has been discontinued. The buffet really made the stay most enjoyable. It is highly suggested that the buffet breakfast be offered again. December 17, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Sandya Great location This property has two great things that I would go back for. The beach and the complimentary shuttle service. There are two reasons why I would pick a different property next time. The spa and the outdoor bar / dining area open late and close early. The staff is friendly but have " sorry we can't do that attitudes" Also... Although the front desk staff is friendly they do not make good notes on the computer so if you go to a different agent you will have to explain to the next agent what you've already done. Example. I told the first agent I checked in with I would be using Starwood points toward my spa service. I received 4 folios in my email before my bill was correct . This property needs a gm to empower their employees to do whats right for the guest... It's obvious that the employees do not have that ability . Greg a. and Arch at the pool were great. Spa reception should let the guest know exactly where the service will be.(hidden cabana on the other side of the lava pit) and the concierge should not be selling or pushing villas. November 11, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Hawaiitravelers Kauai Sheraton Service was excellent. Would have liked a chair in the room and a shower cap. Not enough light. Asked for regular blankets because the quilts are too heavy/warm. Promptly supplied. Very nice to have free computer access near lobby. Beautiful resort. June 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by RPP89 Immediate reprieve from life This hotel has beautiful views of the Pacific as well as a relaxing environment to enjoy. Our stay was restful and peaceful. We were able to see a Hawaiian Monk Seal that came ashore to sunbathe & we saw whales spouting & breeching from our balcony! January 14, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by AB2013 Hotel Needs Work This was our third visit to this property - last visit was 8 years ago. The Fitness Center equipment was in exactly the same condition as 8 years ago - old and broken. Both treadmills sound as if they are going to explode. The tennis couts are a disgrace - weeds growing thru the cracks in the court ,large holes in the fences as well as the net. But the biggest disapointment was our check-in/reservation request. I booked ocean front and had requested 4th floor in building 2. I also followed up with 2 calls to the hotel directly as to my request. The end result was no availability upon my arrival. I am a 10+ year Starwood Gold SPG member and have spent over $40,000 with Starwood over the last decade but this meant nothing to the management. The front desk associate I dealt with - Chris - did everything within his power to assist me but he could not perform a miracle. I did receive an apology call from front desk manager but an apology could not rectify my issue after check-in.I would be very hesitant to visit this property in the future. June 11, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Kim13221 Overall a great place to stay Have stayed at this resort many times. The refurbishment of areas (restaurant, pool, fitness center) were great. The rooms/buildings are beginning to look a bit worn though. Staff was terrific and the location in Poipu can't be beat. March 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kane23 Amazing time!!!!!!! Hotel staff was very personable. Had a beach front room and it was spectacular. I wish we stayed in Kaua'i for our whole trip. Julio at the pool was awesome and very helpful and so was Noel one if the cool bartenders. Wings were out of this world! December 27, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by barb2014 Beautiful vistas at a beautiful hotel The Sheraton Kauai was the most relaxing place we stayed on our 10 day Hawaiian getaway. The staff was attentive and caring. The hotel is conveniently located and we were able to take road trips from the hotel to many local attractions. February 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by newlyweds12 Great Location, Great Hotel The Hotel was great, from the staff to the room. Everyone there was at the hotel was extremely helpful. The best restaurants we ate at were recommended by the bellhop. The room had a great view of the ocean. I would stay here again and again. December 2, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by WirePaladin Great hotel, great location More like it. Excellent service and location. Shuttle offered to local restaurants. Housekeeping excellent, nice spacious rooms, great beach and pool. Would go back. Oceanview room had a private lanai. Walk down the beach to see Monk seals. February 7, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by MN2013 Great Bell Staff Front desk unfriendly. Bell staff was great! Rooms were a big dissapointment. Elevator was broken our whole visit 3 days. Restaurant Rum Fire was great. Photos are very misleading. This is defintely NOT a 4 star hotel. 3 stars is generous. August 19, 2013


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Who better to judge a cupcake challenge than the Barefoot Contessa? Ina Garten is the guest judge for a challenge which throws all of the finalists into a baking frenzy. Then Food Network Star returns to the Rachael Ray show for the ultimate pressure-cooker: a live-audience cooking demo. (Episode: NF0708)
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MosKeyto: a USB drive so small, you'll forget its plugged in
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This tiny thing is the LaCie MosKeyto, a seriously wee USB flash drive designed to be left plugged into your computer. You won't even notice it's there!
I'd be worried of it going in the USB port and me not being able to get it out, but I assume they designed it so you don't need long nails to pop it out. It's available in 4GB, 8GB and 16GB capacities, and you could essentially use it as a second internal hard drive in your laptop if you wanted.
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I have several white cotton pillowcases--the old embroidered stuff, a lot of which is good grief 60-70 years old--that I stupidly washed a few times in my rusty well water(not there anymore, on city water now). There is that dingyness I can't get out yet--don't want to bleach the heck out of them. SO any tipes to get them nice and white again? Or just use dim lightbuls in the bedroom ha!???
I would use a small amount of bleach unless it would take the color out of the colors. Also, isn't there dry cholorx powder for colored clothes that you can buy?? I would use that on the whites..if it is safe for colors it should be OK..Good Luck !! Don't put them in the dryer either..
I just went through this with my aunt's linens, some older than yours. I used oxyclean, tide mixture and let soak and soak. Some took up to a week. I did change the water every other day. Then I washed on the handwash cycle and hung to dry. White as could be.
thank you! I was wondering if sunlight would help bleach(turn inside out?) thank you very much!
Sunlight will help bleach, but I never depend on it...as it can take awhile.
Have you tried Bluing? I think the brand is Mrs. Stewart's. Haven't used it in years, but I remember using it on some vintage lace years ago.
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Chlorine bleach gets stuff really white BUT it is so harsh it eats up the fibers. I would soak these things in a bucket of hot water and BIZ. Soak for a week or so, change the water and add new BIZ and soak some more. Good luck.
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Bluing does add whiteness and won't be hard to find, however, you need to get rid of the rust first.
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My mom used to wash and then lay the item outside on the green grass to dry. She always said it was the grass and sunshine that whitened it.
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THE PUEBLO OF SANTA ANA, N.M., Feb. 29, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- With educational and enrichment vacations becoming more and more popular, New Mexico offers an authentic cultural experience for travelers with several historical and cultural sites. As travelers flock to New Mexico this year to take part in the state's centennial celebration, the Hyatt Regency Tamaya is offering guests a cultural vacation experience for guests to discover the history and heritage of the state. Located on the Pueblo of Santa Ana, between Santa Fe and Albuquerque, the resort is steeped in hundreds of years of Native American culture and traditions.
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i rented this game from game fly, i wasn't really sure i would like it since the graphics do not look good from the screenshots posted on the site. but when i got it and put it in the graphics were actually really good! they could use a little work but no game is perfect. the sounds are REALLY good....more
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