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In downtown Los Angeles, Ritz Milner Hotel is 1 block from 7th street Metro Center Station and an 8-minute walk from the Staples Center. A free continental breakfast with waffles is served daily.
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Located in the Fashion District of Los Angeles, this boutique hotel/hostel is a 9-minute walk from the Pershing Square Metro Station.
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Little Tokyo and Grand Central Market are within a 14-minute walk of this downtown Los Angeles hotel. It features a full-service spa, on-site dining options and classic rooms with free Wi-Fi.
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In downtown Los Angeles, this eco-friendly hotel is 1.5 miles from the Staples Center. A heated outdoor pool is available. All guest rooms include cable TV with HBO movie channels.
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friendly and helpful staff. Efficient, and professional.
Quiet, nice.
Stayed twice in same room and bedding not clean pretty sure bedbugs rule.
* good price * laundry service for a goo price. * the room is clean every day;
we don't have breakfast. if you want go to visit the famous places, you need take a taxi, bus or go by car;
Secured/private/Nice/solid thick walls.
Bedbugs- rooms 419
Location Quiet Safe
Close to my place of employment. Good restaurants nearby.
The lingering stench of tobacco smoke in a 2d floor non-smoking room.
everything manager with ponytail was unprofessional and not helpful
I liked the proximity to metro station & the price was adequate for the purpose of my trip. closeness to Japan national museum and little Tokyo are great.
I had to stay at a smoking room, but one night did not affect my lungs. the shower temperature changed often during my shower. the microwave did not work. the construction next door was annoying.
Close to Union Station which was what I needed.
Entire place smells bad, bedspread was probably not washed, woke up itchy. There's a nightclub or something next door that plays loud music till late at night. Not a good experience.
I didnt like the heavy disco sound right next to our bedroom (it Was saturday night though).
This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in, avoid like the plague! First impressions of reception were OK but as soon as I stepped out of the elevator, I was hit by an overwhelming smell of cigarettes and weed. Venturing into my room, the smell changed to stale urine. My feet stuck to the carpet which clearly has not been replaced in my lifetime, the room looks like it has not been decorated since the 50s and the whole place just had a grimy feeling. My attempts at opening the window for some relief from the stench proved futile as it was already off it's hinges. If it wasn't for the fact I was starting a tour from this hotel very early the next day, I would have swallowed the loss of the £70 it had cost to stay here (absolute rip off) and transferred to a different hotel. Instead, I went out for as long as possible and as the bed cover actually looked urine stained, slept wrapped in my sleeping bag to avoid almost certain contamination. The whole place needs to be gutted and fumigated - I have no idea how this passes any kind of inspection.
Very friendly very helpful staff . Best hotel I have stayed in for how great the staff were . Nothing was ever to much trouble
To be fair it was the cheapest in the area . My sink was broke and never worked and the room had a musty smell about it . This area is not for tourists . I went out at night and got followed at a very strange guy . In the uk I would confront the guy but he scared the he'll out of me . He only weighed about 8 stone which lead me to believe he would not try and rob me without a weapon .I felt like I could sense he was desperate for drugs. Even the way the guy moved as out of the norm .
Reasonable price, covenient to my work, pretty comfortable
Too noisy on street, could have better shades to keep out light, we need it really dark.
Stove and fridge. Decent price.
Room was small.
The lower level employees were great. Not check-in employees.
Booked a rm with queen size bed. Was not available at check in even though they could see I booked it. Instead we got a single bed with what they called a trundle, more like a cot. Didn't even have a blanket or spread. Really uncomfortable.
Stuff was helpful. Very good location.
There was terrible smell in the room. When I came back home, all my clothes still had that smell. The room was VERY small. We did not have space to put our 2 suitcases!
Helpful staff.
Very small room, shower problem (water never stays at particular temperature)
i didn't like that they charge you so much to park the car. there is parking across the street. if you do stay, get a room not on the street. i was told i had 2 beds and only had one.
I like the location I like the staff the maids were very friendly.
I didn't like that I had a kitchenette with out of microwave and had to go down stairs to warm my food and also the elevators were very slow
Clean room friendly staff
Bar in 1st floor is too noisy until midnight
Location Staff Clean
Carpet stains Needs new bedding( better pillows, bedspread, etc) No air conditioning in hallways
sevice is good
need to improve the a/c
coffee machine in the room
- we got two rooms - one was above the club (very high level of noise till 2am), another vis-a-vis a noisy ice machine - only decaff coffee in the room
The staff was friendly
We actually left to stay at a different hotel. The 100 dollars we paid wasn't worth a night of discomfort and uncleanliness. The room was damp and moldy, way too small, the bed sheets/blankets had stains and tears, it was an awful location. Parking was 22$ and cars can barely fit on the ramps. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.
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BBQ Facilities, Outdoor Pool, Grounds
Tennis Court, Golf Course (within 2 miles), Pool Table, Ping-Pong, Windsurfing, Snorkeling, Fitness Center, Spa, Massage, Game Room, Library, Playground
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Restaurant, Bar, Restaurant with Dining Menu
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Coral Sands Beach Resort offers tranquil beachfront studios on Barbados' south coast, 6 miles from the airport. In tropical gardens, it features an outdoor pool, a 24-hour front desk and free parking....
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Radisson Aquatica Resort BarbadosOffering an outdoor pool, a fitness centre and a restaurant, Radisson Aquatica Resort Barbados is located in Browns Beach and 4 km from Bridgetown. Free WiFi is available throughout.
Set on Rockley Beach, Accra Beach Hotel features an outdoor pool, spa, game room, kids club and gym. The air-conditioned rooms have free Wi-Fi and a balcony with views of the island, pool or sea.
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|Sea Breeze Beach Hotel features outdoor swimming pools for adults and children, an adults-only hot tub area, a fitness centre and a kids' club. Rooms have balconies and free WiFi.
the room and the beach
slow service in the restaurant
Wifi service was very poor in my room it only worked on the balcony or downstairs by the beach
Staff were nice in restaurant. Staff in reception were clueless
Putting a family with a walking baby of 15 months on the top floor with no lift was a joke. The hotel is ok for families with older kids but it's not baby friendly. It's a bit like the cheap resorts you get in Spain and pay 30 a night for. Not 170 a night. So I wouldn't recommend it at all
Friendliness of staff
Staff where really friendly and attentive. Bar staff at pool are great. Really good wifi connection even on the beach. Pool and outside areas are always clean and tidy. Good gym facilities.
A little over priced, no dark curtains in our room so was bright in the mornings. Could do with a little makeover in room, but generally comfy.
I liked the fact that I could still be able to enjoy the facilities after check out time and there was a guest lounge available for us to shower and change and then go to the airport 3-hours later...also I was able to buy street food at the front of the hotel and eat it at the beach front facility.
Lack of elevators
The staff were very helpful and welcoming, especially compared to the previous hotel we had stayed in in Anguilla. Food and drinks are are reasonably priced for a hotel. The beach and pools were lovely, with plenty of sun loungers, and the rooms were well laid out, with good self-catering facilities (although we did not use these).
We didn't want to go to the floor show/buffet on Thursday night but there didn't seem to be any other option onsite, with the other restaurant being closed. Room service finished at 9:30, so we missed it.
Great place for families although the waves were quite high. not a good location for singles.
Not a good place for singles.
The hotel was perfect. Everything you could want was catered for. Staff were happy and friendly and willing to go the extra mile to help. The facilities were new and clean. The location is perfect and offers great value for money. Basically, I would recommend this hotel to anyone as my partner and I had the most amazing holiday ever.
Everything, service to food and atmosphere! All perfect!
A medical advisor on site or a connection and special service at hospital which is very nearby
good rooms. good views good beach & waterspouts easy access to St Lawerence Gap, Bridgetown & Oistins Good reception staff and helpful booking excursions & hire car
Occasionally wait times at restaurant and bars were too long.
Beautiful hotel close to beach.
Lovely landscaped grounds well appointed apartment excellent maintenance
Refusal to return open credit card voucher after payment of final account
The beach was the best and the staff was fabulous. Our room had a great view and was clean . attractive and comfortable.
The random guys trying to sell you unwanted stuff on the beach and intruding on your relaxation.
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Phoenix has few schools with programs in culinary arts. Find the best program for you by reading about schools' rankings, program offerings and tuition info.
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Phoenix has eight schools that offer culinary arts programs. Based on program offerings, accreditations, and learning facilities, the top three schools in Phoenix for culinary arts are:
- Winner: Scottsdale Community College has been awarded accreditation by the American Culinary Federation and offers certificate and associate's degree programs.
- Runner Up #1: Phoenix College offers the highest graduation rate of the three schools, earning it the 1st runner-up position.
- Runner Up #2: Estrella Mountain Community College (EMCC) offers lab-based certificate and associate's degree program.
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|$1,854 (in-state), $7,638 (out-of-state)*
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Winner: Scottsdale Community College
- Facilities include 10,000 square-feet of state-of-the-art teaching kitchens
- Several online courses available
- Class sizes are limited to 36 students for beginning students and 15 students in the professional program
Scottsdale Community College boasts accreditation by the American Culinary Federation, low student-to-faculty ratios of 12:1, and the ability to choose from a number of culinary programs. The college offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in culinary fundamentals, culinary arts, and advanced professional culinary arts, as well as certificate programs in the same fields. Additionally, a number of courses are available online or as open enrollment classes. Courses include food service sanitation, food cost, purchasing, garde manger, pastry production, and food service nutrition. Students hone their skills in the Artichoke Grill Lunch Restaurant and the Desert Oasis dining room, both of which are open to the public. Students may further their education by transferring their earned credits to other select schools.
Runner-Up #1: Phoenix College
- Child care programs available during Fall and Spring semesters
- Culinary Society club meets monthly in the Culinary Café
- Day, afternoon, evening, and weekend classes available
Phoenix College offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in both culinary studies and food service administration. The college also offers certificate programs in commercial baking, commercial food preparation, professional food & beverage service, and food service administration. Students learn and practice in the Phoenix College Culinary Café, a fine-dining venue open to the public for gourmet lunches three days a week. Within the degree program in culinary studies, students complete coursework in professional cooking, garde manger, menu planning, baking techniques, and purchasing. Completion of a professional cooking practicum is required as well.
Runner-Up #2: Estrella Mountain Community College
- Associate's degree students log over 500 hours in a fully equipped kitchen
- The program uses lab-based courses to provide hands-on experience
Estrella Mountain Community College offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in culinary studies, as well as certificate programs in baking and pastry, basic culinary studies, and culinary studies. Within the associate's degree program, students delve into nutrition, gourmet foods, professional cooking, and baking techniques. Students also complete management courses in food costs, food production, quality sanitation management, and restaurant management. Students practice their skills by working in the on-campus student-run restaurant, Regions.
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Building near Kipling home in Vermont open to rentersMay 15,2013The Associated Press
DUMMERSTON — A building on property in Vermont that was once the home of author Rudyard Kipling is now open to vacationers for rent.
The carriage house sits just a stone's throw from Naulakha (now-LAH'-kuh), the Dummerston home that Kipling built in the 1890s and where he wrote "The Jungle Book" and other works.
The Landmark Trust USA is preparing the Carriage House, which dates to the 1890s, for its first renters at the end of the month, the Brattleboro Reformer reports (http://bit.ly/19sEcyV).
The first floor housed Kipling's carriage and a greenhouse. Servants' quarters were upstairs.
"Here we are with this amazing property, which is now empty and in perfect condition," said Kelly Carlin, the trust's regional property manager. "It's got historical significance. It's a perfect complement to Naulakha."
The trust already rents out the Naulakha to short-term tenants. The home, named after a book Kipling co-authored about an Indian jewel, was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1993.MORE IN This Just InPigs nearly managed to fly in Connecticut, terrorized hikers in Maine and drew a police response... Full StoryThe political ascendance of Peter Shumlin came thanks in part to support from the Progressive Party. Full StoryMy sister, Willa, asked me to scoop, smooch and snuggle her before bed the other night. Full Story
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When I'm programming in Ruby, I will often use guard clauses to prevent undesirable scenarios. For example, let's say I'm building a simple
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So far, there's one point pretty much everyone agrees on: composition should typically be preferred to inheritance. The trickier part of that discussion though is deciding what composition looks like in Ruby. Generally you see Rubyists comparing the merits of decorators and mix-ins. [Note: the comments correctly pointed out that this was a bad use of the word "composition" on my part, to describe mix-ins.] There's a very representative thread on the excellent Objects on Rails mailing list.
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For example, the brain is a terrific pattern matcher. That's probably one of its favorite activities. It wants to do this so much that it will often even find patterns that aren't there.
While this "feature" of your brain can get you into trouble, you can also make it work for you. Some parts of programming really are about patterns. If you prime your brain with the right data, it will just take over and do one of the things it does best.
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One evening, at a post Ruby conference dinner, Glenn Vanderburg and I had a lengthy discussion about iterators and patterns. During this discussion we nailed down a plan for how the iterators could be taught.
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Design Patterns in Ruby begins with a couple of introductory chapters introducing both the concepts behind reusable software patterns and the Ruby programming language. After that, the main section of the book has 13 chapters that walk through 14 of the patterns first introduced in the famous "Gang of Four" book that began the design patterns movement. The author then introduces three new patterns he feels have grown out of day to day Ruby usage. Finally the book closes with a short conclusion and two appendices on installing Ruby and other sources of information.
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Betty Crocker is a brand name and trademark of American Fortune 500 corporation General Mills. The name was first developed by the Washburn Crosby Company in 1921 as a way to give a personalized response to consumer product questions. The name Betty was selected because it was viewed as a cheery, all-American name. It was paired with the last name Crocker, in honor of William Crocker, a Washburn Crosby Company director.
Marjorie Husted was the creator of Betty Crocker. She was a home economist and businesswoman under whose supervision the image of Betty Crocker became an icon for General Mills. In 1921, Washburn Crosby merged with five or more other milling companies to form General Mills.
In 1924, Betty acquired a voice with the debut of "The Betty Crocker Cooking School of the Air" on one station in Minneapolis. It was the country's first radio cooking show, and Agnes White was selected to portray Betty Crocker. The show proved popular, and eventually was carried nationally on NBC Radio, with Agnes as Betty. Over the next two decades, Agnes would anonymously portray Betty Crocker on the air and at cooking schools.[1]
In 1929, Betty Crocker coupons were introduced. Inserted in bags of flour, they could be used to reduce the cost of Oneida Limited flatware. By 1932, this scheme had become so popular that General Mills began to offer an entire set of flatware; the pattern was called "Friendship" (later renamed "Medality"). In 1937 the coupons were printed on the outside of packages, copy on which told purchasers to "save and redeem for big savings on fine kitchen and home accessories in our catalog".
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From 1930, General Mills issued softbound recipe books, including in 1933 Betty Crocker's 101 Delicious Bisquick Creations, As Made and Served by Well-Known Gracious Hostesses, Famous Chefs, Distinguished Epicures and Smart Luminaries of Movieland.[citation needed]
1941-1945: Betty Crocker Cook Book of All-Purpose Baking. (published as an aid to war-time considerations in cooking).[2]
In 1945, Fortune magazine named Betty Crocker the second most popular American woman; Eleanor Roosevelt was named first.[citation needed]
In 1949, Granger Crocker sent a post card to J. W. Schucak about Betty being crowned "best cook" in her town.[citation needed]
In 1949, actress Adelaide Hawley Cumming became Betty Crocker for many years. She appeared for several years on The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show, and even had her own TV show. She also appeared in the CBS network's first color commercial, in which she baked a "mystery fruit cake". Hawley continued to portray Betty Crocker until 1964.[citation needed]
In 1950, the Betty Crocker Picture Cookbook was published. It was written by Agnes White Tizard, a nutritionist and a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority.[3]
A portrait of Betty Crocker first appeared in 1936. It subtly changed over the years, but always accommodated General Mills' cultural perception of the American homemaker: knowledgeable and caring. The current image of Betty Crocker, according to the corporation, is actually a combination of 75 real-life women of diverse backgrounds and ages.[4] These portraits were always painted, with no real person ever having posed as a model.[citation needed]
The Minneapolis suburb of Golden Valley, Minnesota (where General Mills is headquartered) has a street named after her: Betty Crocker Drive.[citation needed]
In 2005, the 10th edition of the Betty Crocker cookbook was published, as well as a Spanish/English bilingual book that collects some of the more common recipes for Spanish-speaking readers looking to cook American-style food. There are also a number of Betty Crocker-branded products, such as hand mixers, which support General Mills product line of foodstuffs.[citation needed]
In 2006, the Betty Crocker Catalog went out of business with all of its inventory on sale. Points were redeemable until December 15, 2006. A new online store was launched in April 2007; BettyCrockerStore.com will be part of the BettyCrocker.com web site in conjunction with Cooking.com.[citation needed]
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- Betty Crocker Cookbook
- Betty Crocker baking mixes
- Betty Crocker canned frosting
- Bowl Appetit shelf-stable entrees
- Betty Crocker Soda Licious (discontinued)
- Cake and dessert decorating products
- Dunk-a-roos
- Fruit by the Foot
- Fruit Gushers[5]
- Hamburger Helper and related products
- Potato Buds instant mashed potatoes
- Suddenly Salad mixes
- 'Shake and make' pancake mix
- Warm Delights microwavable desserts
See also[edit]
- Betty Crocker Kitchens
- Betty Bossi
- Homestuck, a webcomic which features the company as a major villain
- ^ "Agnes White Tizard: Betty Crocker". Retrieved 14 January 2014.
- ^ Jarvits, Janet. "Betty Crocker Edition History". General Mills.
- ^ "Accomplished Alpha Delta Pi Members in Education and Science". Retrieved 26 February 2011.
- ^ "The Betty Crocker Portraits". General Mills. Retrieved 7 January 2013.
- ^ Betty Crocker product list, General Mills
- Tori Avey (February 15, 2013). "Who Was Betty Crocker?". PBS Food.
- Dunning, John. On the Air: The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio. Oxford University Press, 1998. ISBN 0-19-507678-8
- Marks, Susan. (2007) Finding Betty Crocker: The Secret Life of America's First Lady of Food University of Minnesota Press. ISBN 978-0-8166-5018-7 (popular book.)
- Crocker, Betty. Betty Crocker's Picture Cook Book. New York: McGraw–Hill and General Mills, 1950 (first edition of the "Big Red" cookbook.)
- Gray, James. Business without Boundary: The Story of General Mills. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1954 (scholarly history of General Mills, including the invention of Crocker.)
- Shapiro, Laura. "Is She Real?" In Something from the Oven: Reinventing Dinner in 1950s America, 169–209. New York: Viking, 2004 (chapter on Betty Crocker in a popular book with footnotes.)
External links[edit]
- Betty Crocker official website
- Betty Crocker official store website
- Betty Crocker products
- Betty Crocker Picture Cook Book edition history: changing portrait-style images of Betty Crocker since 1936
- Who was Betty Crocker, GMU
- Marks, Susan, Finding Betty Crocker, archived from the original on 2008-03-08 (dead link)
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August 5, 2009 is eerily looking similar to August 5, 2008 in the Caucasus
as the first anniversary of the Russia-Georgia war creeps closer. Just
like last year, STRATFOR has been closely watching the indicators in the
region that signify another war could break out [LINK TO TODAY'S PIECE].
Last year there were a series of events that created a formula in which
Russia was forced to act in Georgia. Russia had been prepared to go to war
with Georgia since the 2003 Rose Revolution that place a pro-Western
government in the former Soviet Georgia. Russia needed to prove to the
world-especially its former Soviet states-- the reality of aligning with
the West in Russia's backyard. As if daring the Russians to act,
Washington was continually declaring its support for Tbilisi in spite of
Russian protests. Then the straw that broke the camel's back was in
February 2008 when the West dismissed Russian interests when it ignored
Moscow's opposition to Kosovo's independence from Serbia-a Russian ally.
Essentially the West told the Russians that their point of view did not
All the motivations to act were in place.
This year there are another set of similar motivations from the Russian
point of view that could justify a new war.
First is the Iran card. As STRATFOR has been following, tension between
the US and Iran is rising. If the US is serious about making a move
against Iran, Russia sees this as an opportunity to have the US focus
occupied outside of Eurasia, leaving Russia free to do as it wishes in its
former states. In Moscow's mind, it also creates a pretext in that Russia
could accuse the Americans of being similarly aggressive abroad.
The second motivation came in July after US Vice President Joseph Biden
visited his Georgia and then called Russia out for being weak and not a
global player any longer. This charge was clearly heard all over Russia's
former sphere. It has put Russia back into the situation where it needs to
remind its former Soviet states and the U.S. of the reality of its
buffer-that it belongs to Russia, who is not weak as the US says.
The third motivation is coming not from the Russia-West dynamic, but back
in Georgia, who is baiting the situation once again. Mortar fire between
the Georgians and South Ossetians-where Russian troops are stationed-has
returned and there are rumors of Georgian provocations against the Russian
occupied secessionist regions again. Similar to 2008, the Georgians could
act first inviting a Russian reply.
As if history was repeating itself, the indications on the ground are
matching up with the motivations created for Russia to start another war
with Georgia. The Russians could push the war plans back briefly as it
continues to feel out the US's plans for Iran.
Nevertheless, we do know that something is coming from Russia. At the
moment, STRATFOR does not know exactly when or how far Russia will go this
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Seven West Media has announced that its group chief financial officer Peter Lewis will leave the company at the end of April.
CFO of subsidiary Seven Media Group, Warwick Lynch, will be interim group finance chief while the company searches for a new executive to fill the role permanently.
Lewis told CFO he had been in the role for too long. "It will be literally 15 years since I started as [CFO of the Seven Network] in April 1998."
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As well as Seven Network, Seven West Media also includes publisher Pacific Magazines, internet platform Yahoo!7 and radio stations.
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