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Jasmine.......you can just tell how great a time you guys had. It looks like your cousin who isn't that much of a Disney lover seemed to have a blast too. Did you convert him????
Your night time shots with the tripod are AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!! My favorite is the NO Square one of the Christmas decorations.
Also, the one of you & the AXIOM skipping down an empty Main Street. Priceless.
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Oh, that's great, blame it on the little guy. How original. He must've read the schedule wrong with his one eye.
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I think that the people watching is one of the best things about Disneyland. Don't get me wrong I love the rides and all that but I am a fan of the whole thing. Even the warts.
Oh, that's great, blame it on the little guy. How original. He must've read the schedule wrong with his one eye.
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Tuesday January 6th: Day 4
Happy 21st Birthday Kaycee !
Luckily, some of us had already packed some of our stuff to make it easier to get going. For sure we knew that we would not be back in the hotel in time to check out so, I had everyone's stuff go in my car so we could check out early. Originally, we were only supposed to go to the park for 3 days, but since TheAXIOM bought his AP and disneyL0VE got hers for Christmas from their dad, we thought it would be a good idea to pay for Jesse's extra day and go in the park so we could try and get on rides that we could not get on. I was surprised that in those three days we STILL had not been on everything, but it was definitely possible since it was pretty crowded while we were there. Kaycee and Jesse got going early so Kaycee could get her fun card and so we could add an extra day to Jesse's 3 day park hopper (oh, btw we almost were not able to do so because we did it the day after). By the time Shyboy72, TheAXIOM, and I met up with Jesse and Kaycee, they were near to the front of the line at the turnstiles to get into the park.
We had a clear plan the night before what rides we were going for and in what order to get on them. The park opened up at 10 am and we had to meet up for lunch at ESPN zone with Kaycee's dad at 1. We only had 3 hours to get on the following rides : Matterhorn Bobsleds, Peter Pan, Splash Mountain, and Winnie the Pooh. Ohhh and to also have time to shop Kaycee's fun card away.
So right when we got in the park, we decked it right for Matterhorn. We were there before the rope drop (we never are), and so Jesse went to the bathroom real quick and Shyboy72 went into Blue Ribbon to get a coffee. We all hurried over to the Matterhorn and got on in about 15 minutes! Not bad at all. We all got our own seat (which was nice because I personally don't like scrunching up and being all uncomfortable on that ride when it already is kind of bumpy to begin with). After, we went through the side of Fantasyland and went straight in line for Peter Pan. The wait was only about 15 minutes as well (which I was kind of shocked about because its usually ridiculous). We heard a lot of people from Australia which I was really stoked about because I LOOOOVE accents. I'm so sad that I don't have one, so whenever there is anyone around with an accent I always try and be nosy or start up a conversation with them.
There was a man in front of us with his son going "WOO!" every time a ship flew off into the Darlings bedroom and I started doing it with them and his son started to get excited (he was weary of standing in line). It was fun to do ! I told him he should work there when he gets older. He was still tired, poor little guy. When we got off the ride I couldn't help but think about EmmersIsTheMommy winning the Dream Suite right there. SOOO jealous !
After, we headed towards Critter Country and cut through the back ways and passed Rancho del Zocalo. TheAXIOM had to go to the restroom so we waited and enjoyed the Christmas décor in that area. So nice !
We saw the partitions up around HM. So sad to see it go, but what can ya do right ? We went straight in line to Splash and it was a complete walk on. We got our own raft, so that was nice. Shyboy and Jesse got the most wet and of course TheAXIOM complained about his little wet knee splotch.
Our last destination was Winnie the Pooh and it was only 11 ! Yay That was also a walk on and after we had to get some tigger tails and sweets! I bought Kaycee a cupcake because we're BOTH obsessed with cupcakes. I also bought trail mix, a chocolate caramel pecan marshmallow doo hicky, and a real cute candy apple for my mom. Shyboy got a brownie and the other guys got the tails too.
We ate those on the way out and I was getting a HUGE sugar rush. I needed something salty to balance things out so I got a pickle. MMMM.
We walked through Adventureland because the guys wanted to see if they could squeeze in Indie. Before heading towards it, we went through Tarzan's Treehouse because I've never been on it. It was pretty neat. Turns out Indie was shut down. While we were there, I decided to treat everyone to Bengal Bbq because I HAD to try it. Like everyone said, it was very pricy for the portion size, but we weren't going for a full meal.
Luckily by the time we were done, they opened up Indie, so Kaycee and I went to Main Street and the guys went on the ride. We looked around and shopped and by the time Kaycee had to pay, their machines went down and she couldn't use her fun card. She was already kind of cranky (she gets that way easily haha) and I spotted her some cash to pay for her stuff. I wanted to get those wonderful mickey aprons and have them embroidered. We met up with the guys and Shyboy wanted to do the same for his mom. Luckily the hat store was so close because Kaycee wanted to get ears with her boyfriend's name on it. They said everything would be done in an hr so I said okay and proceeded to pay. I gave the girl my AP after we got everything done and she was really pissy giving me attitude saying that next time I should give her my AP right away because now she had to adjust everything on her system. BLEH. Its your job anyway girl, don't give me sass because you're having a bad day. GRRR.
Next she helped Shyboy72 and he wrote down his mom's name because that's the way he remembers how to spell it out and the girl was being so rude to him too. UGH. She was such a (pardon my french) b*tch. I was getting so pissed at her, but we were cutting it so close on time that I just dealt with it. Kaycee was very impatient and said no about the hat. We left DL and went to ESPN Zone.
They sat us right away and I told the hostess it was Kaycee's birthday and she said she could get her name on the marquee. I was pretty stoked about that.
Kaycee got a raspberry mojito and we all enjoyed our food. We were all pretty wiped out, so our conversation was kind of slow and lack of excitement. Haha.
The Food :
After the lunch, everyone went to the World of Disney while I made my way back into the park so I could pick up the aprons. The rude girl was still there, but another CM was there so she was on good behavior around her. I decked it back to World of Disney because I had shopping to do there myself. Everyone was still shopping around so I had plenty of time. After getting our stuff, disneyL0VE, TheAXIOM tried again to get the vinylmation pins we wanted. We became obsessed with pins this weekend.
Once we were done, we began to walk back to Hojo's so we could take off back to San Jose. On our way, we had to go through the bag checkpoint and these scene teenagers were trying to bypass the line and asked us if we had our tickets to the parks and if they could have them because they were doing a "school project" and we said no and that we had APs and they said something snotty like "its so expensive to get into the parks." BLEH, what losers. I was done with DLR by then just because of how many people were there, so we walked back and packed our things to go home. It took us about 6 ½ hours to get home because of the traffic in LA, but that was expected. It was a really fun trip and I can't wait to go again!
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Okay so after a coffee and lunch break I am back!
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I LOOOOOVED my food at ESPN Zone in October (and the server, Amy, was great). You said you had a PS for ESPN?? Did you make it through Disneyland Dining or some other way? I thought I had heard that Disney Dining was no longer taking PS's for ESPN and that they are tricky to get, but let me know how you did it so I can do it too. The wait to be seated killed me in October. It was crazy without a PS! Your pictures are making me so hungry! I need to start incorporating ESPN into more DLR trips, and put it in place of some of the other restaurants I am burning out on like Carnation and Rainforest Cafe! Yummy chicken strips with great BBQ sauce and THICK milkshakes!
So, I wasn't clear on what happened with Kaycee's Fun Card. When the machines went down and she couldn't use the Card, did they give her a voucher to use it later or can she just go back to DLR any time and use the card? At first it was thought that they could only be used ON the actual birthdays, but now that has changed, apparently!
And, the mission of this trip was to restore your cousin's Disney magic. Did you succeed? Has it been restored? I must know!!
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We didn't have PS for ESPN, Sherry We went on a weekday & figured it wouldn't be too busy for lunch, especially around 1. When we got there, it seemed empty ! Our waiter was very funny and nice, I don't remember his name so we just called him "Dude." & He helped me out with choosing my drink because I hate the taste of alcohol
About my Fun Card - their credit card system was entirely down on Main Street when Jaz & I went to shop.. so I couldn't use my Fun Card. I usually get irritated easily (don't know why) on our last day so I didn't feel like waiting. I figured we'd just go to ESPN for lunch then go shopping - by then their system was up & running.
We SUCCESSFULLY restored the Disney Magic in our other cousin I think 4 days was just a lil too much for him though so he won't be returning to DL for a while I think
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Okay so after a coffee and lunch break I am back!
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Thanks for the reply, Kaycee! Okay, I got it now. I read the 1:00 time for ESPN Zone and assumed it was some sort of PS. I don't know what they are doing about PS's now, but when I ate there in October on a Thursday night, the wait was sooooooo long. I will have to try it at some mid-afternoon time in the future, and hope that it's not too crowded!
So your Fun Card didn't go to waste, which is a good thing. At least now we all know that they can be used on other days besides the actual birthday, so if there are any technical glitches in their system, people won't miss out on being able to use it.
Four days at DLR can be a lot for people who don't LOVE DLR as much as you do. Of course, I would love to have four FULL days straight (or more) to really cover a lot of ground, but the fact that you guys got Jesse back into the Disney spirit even a little bit is encouraging!!!
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And for some non-holiday seaside fun in the sun ~~ 2012 Catalina Island/Avalon Trip Report - My Solo Day Trip, in Photos (LOTS of Photos!)- 7/21/12 & Highlights from 2013 & 2014
Oh, that's great, blame it on the little guy. How original. He must've read the schedule wrong with his one eye.
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I really like ESPN Zone. I'm surprised that you had to wait so long to eat there. I guess I just get lucky every time I go because we always just end up waiting about 10 minutes to sit down. Then again we always go on weekdays during lunch. Who knows though! I love the food there. Its really good for the price
YAY for good weather!
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Oh, that's great, blame it on the little guy. How original. He must've read the schedule wrong with his one eye.
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How cool that you guys are going to see it together for the first time. Let me know how it is in there. I'm not a big fan, but if its worth it to see, I'd DEFINITELY go !
I'm just excited for the BBQ! Yum YUM!
Pots and pans? Seriously?!
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YO! Who got the bleu cheese burger. It looks yummy and that's my kinda food!!!!
at TheAxiom's wet knee! BABY!!!!
Yeah, that pickle looks so good right now. Man.
Okay! And tell Eric not to feel bad because I HAVE to write things down when I'm trying to spell. I can't picture it in my head if it's spelled right, so I need to write it. I do it all the time at work. Or I type it, but uh, same thing!
Oh, that's great, blame it on the little guy. How original. He must've read the schedule wrong with his one eye.
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Oh and I looove pickles too My uncle actually got me one of those Costco sized jars of pickles and I just put the jar in the refrigerator a couple of hours ago. In fact, just because I read what you said, I pulled a pickle out and am eating one right now ! WOO!
I told Eric what you said, and he said "see I'm not the only one." That lady was so rude. It was ridiculous!
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The food looked great! I'm glad Kaycee had a fun birthday and sorry to see your TR come to a close. Looking forward to you getting back to your make-up thread though!
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If you like this place you should checkout some of the other places the B Bar's designer has done. Check our his bar and nightclub design. Really amazing work.
Best Hotel Lounge Miami 2010 - B Bar
1440 Ocean Drive
Miami Beach, FL 33139
The last place anyone expects to find anything remotely hip is Ocean Drive. But the renovated Betsy Hotel has done just that with its speakeasy space, B Bar. Described as a "jewel box," the lounge transports you to something akin to an obscure New York hot spot. Even if you stay at the Betsy, chances are you won't easily find the lounge. To arrive at the entrance, you must descend a small set of stairs, walk through what looks like a service hallway, and knock on a nondescript door. Once you are permitted to enter (not everyone is so lucky), you'll find the most gorgeously decorated space in all of the Magic City — a stark contrast to the safe design of the rest of the hotel. Let your eyes adjust to the dim lighting, and take in the dark hues, softly lit bar, and cozy yet elegant space. The real shocker here, though, is the low ceiling covered in reflective vinyl that can feel disorienting — particularly when a DJ turns up the bass and it vibrates.
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my friend Albert from the betsy told me about this place. I went with a few of my girl friends on a saturday and had a really good time. the space is classy, upscale but simple at the same time. I recommend it to anyone seeking a relaxed atmosphere with good music and great drinks. Ps. the black pearl is soo good.
I love B Bar, this is one of my favorite local places in South Beach. Best drinks in town and always friendly professional service!


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Unfortunately this is a very expensive part. Parts and labor for this installation will be $1200 before tax. I almost never do this, but I would recommend a dealer or a shop specializing in Jaguar to do this for you.
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We have worked on many 02 Jaguars have never replaced a TCM. I would reccomend that you get a proffesional to diagnose your Jag or get a second opinion. The most common issue for an X-type is a bad Valvebody assembly.
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1C announces first console titles: Captain Blood and IL-2 Sturmovik
Russia-based publisher 1C games has announced its first titles for "next-gen" (or what we're actually now calling "current-gen") consoles: Captain Blood and the less-catchily-titled IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds of Prey. Captain Blood (pictured above) is an Xbox 360 and PC action game based on the Rafael ...
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Less Choice, Less Cost
Quinn Phillips
July 20, 2010
Since comprehensive health care reform legislation was signed into law by President Obama earlier this year, few of the act's major provisions have actually gone into effect. (Possibly the most prominent change already in place is that health insurance rates for children may no longer take preexisting conditions into account.) But in anticipation of rules that will go into effect years from now, health insurance companies are already making changes.
A recent New York Times article profiles one experiment under way in many insurance companies: developing plans that severely restrict what doctors patients can see. Anticipating the health act's requirement that nearly all Americans without health coverage purchase it by 2014, and the tax incentives that will simultaneously encourage businesses to purchase coverage for their employees, insurance companies are expecting new demand for low-premium coverage among both individuals and employers that previously did not buy insurance. Since the new law restricts certain ways to reduce the cost of plans that will be sold in state-run insurance exchanges — for example, there are limits on how high a deductible can be — restricting which doctors patients can see is one of the few tools immediately available to insurers to significantly lower their premiums. One plan typical of the new model, offered by Aetna in New York, restricts its network to about half as many doctors and two-thirds as many hospitals as in the company's regular plans. Insurers believe it is crucial that they start operating these plans now, to gauge how well they work and how satisfied consumers are before demand for such plans potentially reaches its peak.
It seems likely, however, that these plans will have effects beyond the previously uninsured at whom they are targeted. Large companies that already offer coverage, looking to cut costs, are showing interest in the new plans. According to an insurance executive interviewed for the Times article, companies may be able to reduce their premiums by as much as 15% by switching to the new plans. In most plans sold to businesses under the new model, employees must pay all expenses out-of-pocket if they see a doctor outside the network. Insurers say, however, that they are working on designing restrictive plans in which they still pay a portion of the bill for out-of-network doctors. It is expected that the new model of plans will be most popular among businesses with young employees, who tend not to see a doctor often anyway.
Although the new plans were developed to contain the cost of care and therefore premiums, it is not known whether such an effect will still be possible if such plans become mainstream. After all, doctors and hospitals deemed by insurers to be low-cost — based not just on fees charged, but on other data such as surgical recovery rates — are a limited group that cannot treat everyone in the country with insurance. Eventually, insurance companies would have to cap the level of enrollment in restrictive plans, or make the plans less restrictive and therefore more expensive. They could also switch to plans with tiers of doctors, something already being done by UnitedHealth for a collection of school districts in and around San Diego. If tiered plans became mainstream, however, it is possible that low-cost doctors, clinics, and hospitals would be overrun with patients — or have to turn them away.
What do you think — would you be interested in a lower-cost health insurance plan with greater restrictions on what doctor you could see? If your employer decided to switch to such a plan, would you pay out-of-pocket if necessary to see your favorite doctor? Is it good for insurance companies to encourage seeing doctors that, in their judgment, offer high-quality care for a lower price? Should consumers pay more to see doctors who charge more but don't provide statistically better outcomes? Leave a comment below!
I am NOT in favor of restricting patient access to doctors! I have experience in a plan that limited access to only ONE endocrinologist and he was not certified in endocrinology at all! He was a certified family practice physician who specialized in diabetes treatment, however, he had NO credentials for such! He caused me more problems with medications than I care to think about! I finally quit and went back to my family physician for my diabetes management! I had the same problem recently with choosing an opthamalogist for my eye care. The insurance co. wanted me to go to one of these centers where you are just a number! I finally was able to change my insurance carrier so I could go to the opthamalogist of my choice and am receiving excellent care (and at reasonable cost!)! As a diabetic, there are too many possible problems to grant my care to just anybody that happens to meet "cheap" restrictions!
Posted by: Carol Scherler | Jul 21, 2010 01:22 PM
More cost to the taxpayer. Less freedom of choice to the patient.
Posted by: linda | Jul 21, 2010 02:00 PM
I agree with Carol. The programs they are planning would probably be ok for people who don't have major chronic pre-existing conditions but I know if I had to change my doctors it would endanger my health. I have been through a list of doctors to find the teaM OF DOCTORS THAT WORK WELL FOR ME. i CAN NOT AFFORD TO USE THE ENERGY AND STRESS IT TAKES TO PUT TOGETHER ANOTHER GROUP OF DOCTORS. sORRY FOR THE POOR TYPING SKILLS. i BROKE MY ARM AND HAVE TO TYPE LEFT-HANDED.gOOD LUCK TO ALL
Posted by: Lee Ann gray | Jul 24, 2010 04:27 PM
None of the "solutions" in the article address the real problem: the rising COST (not PRICE) of providing healthcare. One of those COSTS is malpractice insurance. Tort reform would go a long way in reducing the actual cost of providing healthcare. Another reason for the rising cost is that we are getting more sophisticated care (think MRIs) than before. I don't think we want to go backwards on that issue. The rates that insurance companies pay healthcare providers must reflect the providers' COST of providing the service or they will stop providing that care or reduce the level of care. Therefore, the PRICE of insurance must reflect the COST of providing care. That's why we should be concerned with the COST of care. One reason that the PRICE of insurance has not gone down is the lack of interstate competition. That could be easily fixed with legislation.
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VALPARAISO — It certainly wasn't part of the Kouts gameplan to have big man Matt Stewart watching most of the third quarter from the bench with three fouls. But seniors Cody Nelson and Jacob Bekelya made sure that the Mustangs' had no problem with the adjustment.
That Kouts duo combined for 22 points in a decisive third quarter, as Kouts knocked off PCC rival Westville 69-57 in the Class 1A Morgan Township sectional.
"We finally got some stops," Kouts (16-4) coach Matt Crawford said of that third quarter. "In the first half, Westville was getting into the paint on us. Once we got a few stops in a row, Jake and Cody were able to get out and run a little bit."
Westville (13-9) held a 16-11 lead after one quarter before Kouts' defense started preventing dribble penetration in the second quarter, leading to a 24-20 halftime lead for the Mustangs.
But that third quarter was all about the two Kouts seniors. Bekelya had 13 of his game-high 30 points in the period while Nelson added nine more — he would finish with 22.
A four-point halftime margin was pushed to 14 by Kouts in the third. Westville's Shawn Gerron — who led the Blackhawks with 17 points — scored eight straight points to bring his team within six later in the half, but Kouts responded with seven unanswered points to move the lead back into double digits where it remained for the rest of the game.
Gary 21st Century, the defending sectional champion, rode an electric start to an 80-51 win over Morgan Township in the first game of the night.
The Cougars scored the game's first 15 points and never looked back, leading 32-20 at halftime and breaking the game open further by outscoring the host Cherokees 23-10 in the third.
"I don't know who those guys were," 21st Century head coach Rodney Williams said with a laughed after the game. "That's what we've been working toward all season: putting four quarters together. I think we did that tonight."
Eugene German led the Cougars with 30 points, while Morgan Township's Jacob Koselke led his team with 24.


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