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Last Wednesday I had my reward day for reaching overweight on the BMI. I got to that point a week before, and had a week to plan they day.
It was perfect! I had decided that for this goal, no 'item' (no matter how much I wanted it) was appropriate. I thought about shoes, books, etc, but nothing seemed to fit. I realized it is because I was looking for something more celebratory; more reflective. I have spent my life as obese. I wanted some time to really ponder the changes of the last 2+ years. I wanted a chance to really let the gratitude and pride set in. And I wanted to treat my body well.
So, I started with coffee with Jenny. Every day starts that way, but it was a particularly lovely time. Then I worked in the garden for about 2 hours, which was lovely (I planted the ginger that has been staring forlornly at me from their pots for a few weeks). I got cleaned up and had a lovely lunch (again with Jenny).
Then I took myself out to a coffee shop, and for 2 hours I sat and drank ice coffee and wrote in my journal about this process and how amazing it has been. What a nice 2 hours. Of course every day I think about how my life is different. It was nice to really spend some intentional time on it, though. NOT thinking about things that need tweaking, or things that I could improve on---just celebrating where I've been and how far I've come. It was awesome! Then I went to a ritzy gym and spa. I'm not too much of a ritzy kind of person. I don't wear make up, my wardrobe is entirely made up of thrift store wares, etc. I have gotten my nails done once (a gift before my wedding). But I walked in like I owned the place!
First I got the tour, then I went for a swim in the lap pool. It was great! It was nice to have a work out in my day of pampering. Then a bit in the hot tub, a bit in the steam room, and a bit in the sauna.
Then a luxurious shower and on to....
my massage! All I can tell you is that Aziz is my new favorite person. He was phenomenal!
I felt like melted butter after.
Then on to my mani/pedi (I now sport deep burgundy nails which are already chipping because I'm not really sure how not to chip them).
The day finished off with Jenny and I going out to our favorite wine bar and having a celebratory dinner.
It was the perfect day.
And it should be after everything the past 2 years has been.
The journaling part brought some new reflections, but I'll write about them later.
For now I'll end how I ended my journaling that day. The first time I wrote it I felt embarrassed or funny, so I wrote it a few times until it felt comfortable:
I am proud of myself.
I talked to another SPer today, and we were talking about how strange it is to look at our bodies in a disgruntled way after losing so much weight.
Had you told me, after 37 years and weighing 270+pounds that I would not be completely flabbergasted and joy-filled every single minute if I weighed 185, I would have laughed. How could life be anything but stupidly joyful at 185 pounds?
But here I am (in good company) wishing my arms weren't so flabby, belly wasn't so big, etc.
So...at JamieHorn's recommendation, I'm going to start to try to love my body right now, as it is. So my first step is to focus on one thing I love about my body; one gratitude every day for a physical feature or feat of my body.
It starts tomorrow. I won't bore you with them, but I'll let you know if I'm keeping up the practice.
Let's say June 14th to July 14th.
Anyone else wanna come along?
BMI is losing some of its popularity as a measure of health.
But today, I don't care.
I work in healthcare, and everyday I calculate with patients their BMI in the assessment of their health--I have for years.
And for years, every time I have calculated my patients, I have silently considered by own. And many times, I would recalculate mine. My weight wasn't changing much at all--I was staying steady at 260-275 as I had since I was in high school. Still, I calculated over and over, as if by some magic my BMI would be better even though my weight was not. So my BMI stayed right around 43, and my hope stayed hidden.
That was until 2 years and 2 months ago when I started on SP. For the first time in my life, I knew it would be different. I have NEVER lost weight. I have always been obese.
Until yesterday, when I hit 184.4 pounds, and my BMI hit 29.8. Officially overweight.
Do you know what this means? I know a lot of you do. It means that I was right. This is different.
I weight 184 pounds. Normal people weigh that.
I made myself look into my own eyes in the mirror and say, "you did this. You did it."
And I did.
And it feels....
A quick check in. I like lists, so here I go.
Some stressors:
1. my injury is in it�s 3rd week now. I have been trying to slowly get back to my 5K training, but today I guess I overdid it (even though I was being SO careful NOT to overdo it, I swear) and it really hurts now. My 5K is postponed indefinitely, and I miss running. Getting my cardio in has been somewhat challenging with this injury.
2. I have poison ivy and it really, really itches.
3. I guess that�s really it for the stressor list.
Now, things to be positive about:
1. I feel a lot more calm about the scale not moving (and admittedly, it has moved. I�m still not down to where I was (185.6) but I am back down to 187.8, so that is good. But the better thing is really focusing on letting go of that particular measure with so attachment. It�s a daily challenge, but I�m OK with it for now.
2. In my 2 years here at SP, I have really let injuries derail me emotionally. Thoughts like, �see, you knew you wouldn�t keep exercising and now here comes that weight again�. Or, �you�re not really injured, you�re just lazy (hello, childhood issues). But this time, I am really trying to see this as a minor setback in a much longer path. And it�s working this time, which is cool. Not to say my thoughts are totally positive, but for the most part, they are!
3. Seeing people with so much more against them than me at SP makes me realize that I can keep up with my healthy ways, and see this as an opportunity for creativity. A lot of folks with a lot more against them physically are moving their bodies and getting healthy. Who am I to cry over a muscle strain or use it as an excuse to not do cardio?
4. I got poison ivy after a GREAT hiking and camping trip. Well worth it.
5. I started reading �The Spark� (I know, I�m behind the times). I feel like it is going to really help invigorate me. It hadn�t really occurred to me to loop back to Level One with different goals and different streaks to get me started again in a new way. There is a lot of really good, positive, motivating stuff in that book, and I�m really enjoying reading it.
2 things in particular I want to focus on are: 1) the idea of putting a list together of personality traits that I admire, and thinking of how I can inspire those in myself, and 2) restarting with level one and refocusing.
6. My camping trip really helped me�I really needed a break, and it felt like a perfect one.
All very exciting.
I hope everyone else is in the middle of a good week.
However, I am really, really hoping it�s true today. Because yesterday I weighed 191.6. What a load of crap.
This Saturday was SUPPOSED to be my reward day for getting to 185 (or overweight BMI status). I planned it for this Sat. 2 weeks ago because I was SURE I�d be there by then.
But the scale is moving in the wrong direction. And the scale is moving in the wrong direction AFTER several great food weeks and 2 months of kicking my exercise into high gear. I�ve been running, doing strength training 2x a week, and being extra active besides. Through the winter I worked out 4 or 5 times a week, but now it�s 3 days of running (injury aside this week), 2 days of kick boxing, 2 days of ST, and lots of other things like biking to work, digging in the garden, tennis, etc. What�s up with weight gain? AND it comes right after my difficult trip to Nebraska and eating broccoli out of the trunk (see previous blog if you are confused by that comment).
But I�m staying calm, or at least trying. Yesterday I was in tears. I had a bad 5 minutes where I was sobbing and just kept repeating, �but I�m trying so hard�. It was pretty pathetic. I am not usually so pathetic, but I still feel a little wrung out after the funeral and my trip.
So after calmer reflection this morning, I present my thoughts (in no particular order):
1. maybe I�m getting buff and that�s why I gained. But I don�t want to gain, so hmmm. This is a little embarrassing, since I am a medical professional AND I�ve been on SP for over 2 years, but I really thought that whole, �muscle weighs more than fat� thing was a crock
2. I need to stop focusing so much on the scale. So I�ve decided to stop planning my 100% trip and stop thinking I�ll definitively be to my goal weight by age 40 (next March). I WILL be at my goal weight, just probably not by March.
3. This is LIFE, not a diet. I need to celebrate the process successes, not just the weight related goals. So I am going to come up with new rewards, like for 2 weeks on target with calorie goals, one month of steady strength training, etc.
4. I�m not in maintenance mode, but I�ve been here for over 2 years almost every day, so I need a new mode. One that doesn�t imply short term or even suggest a finish line, but more of a process. Let�s call the new mode �cruising altitude� so I can get the finish line out of my system.
5. I weight myself once a week, but I am finding that it is really affecting my moods (manic joy when it�s good news, sadness when it�s not). So what if I got a scale and just weighed myself every day to take the ceremony out of the whole thing and make it less dramatic? Would it have the reverse effect?
I realized, too, today, that I lost 60 pounds my first year on SP and have lost 20 or so in my 2nd year. That�s kind of depressing too. BUT�
as my partner pointed out, I feel better every day for the choices I am making. It�s not a race, and I am not suffering (well, not too much, I do miss nachos). It is a great thing to know that I am doing almost everything I can to be healthy every day. And the good food and exercise gives me SO much more energy and calm. So I wouldn�t change it even if I stay at 191 the rest of my life.
(but I want to get to my goal and I wish it would go faster).
How to remedy all of these things?
Does the cessation of thinking about my goal weight work against me?
Should I weigh myself every day?
Any ideas?


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Kubiak said he was most impressed with Keenums ability to run the offense and call plays despite the noise at Arrowhead Stadium. With Schaub getting closer to returning, Kubiak says he has a tough decision on which quarterback will start against Indianapolis on November 3.
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, from that standpoint, Kubiak said. Im going to look at it. Matt is back moving around a little bit today. Weve got a bye week here. We have a couple of days to evaluate ourselves, evaluate our football team and see where were at and then I will do what I think is best for the team.
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|Talk to Sir Amik Varze, located on the 2nd floor[help] , Sir Amik is on the second floor, in the western tower of the White Knights' Castle in Falador.
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First of all, to save time, get the items. Grab a cabbage from the monastery near the black knight's fortress (cabbage taken from Draynor Manor will not work, you will find out why during the quest), buy an iron chainmail from Wayne's Chains in Falador, and buy a medium bronze helmet from Peksa in Barbarian Village. If your smithing level is high enough (3 for the Bronze Medium Helmet, 26 for the Iron Chainbody), you can just smith the chain and the helmet. If not, you'll have to buy them.
Starting outEdit
Talk to Sir Amik Varze, who can be found on the 2nd floor[help] of the tower on the west side of Falador Castle. He will tell you that he needs a spy. He wants you to spy on the black knights for him at their fortress located north-east of Falador near Ice Mountain. He wants you to find out what their new weapon is and destroy it.
Infiltrating the fortressEdit
Make your way to the fortress. It is north-east of the Dwarven Mines and the Oracle, north-west of the monastery. Run through the Black Knights, as they will attack you because they are naturally aggressive. Enter the door to the south surrounded by guards. Make sure you are wearing the iron chain and the bronze medium helmet or they won't let you enter.
Once inside, the wall right in front of you can be pushed. Push it to enter a small room. Climb up the ladder in this small room and then up the ladder immediately to the right of it. Climb down the ladder just south, go through a door to the east and then up another ladder. Climb down the ladder beside the one you just came up and you will end up in a room with a Chaos altar. Open the door and run to avoid the knights. Climb down the ladder to the south-west and you will find yourself in a small room. In this small room, there should be a grill. Click on it to listen. You will hear a conversation between a witch and a goblin.
Sabotaging the secret weaponEdit
Follow the ladders back to the room with the false wall and try to open the door to the east where many black knights are walking around a table. You will be stopped from opening the door, since a guard will talk to you. He will say that there is an important meeting going on and they'll kill anyone who gets in. Say you don't care and that you're going in anyway. Run from the knights and climb up the ladder on the north wall of the room. Walk east and south and look for a wall you can push. Push the wall to see a hole. Right-click your cabbage so that you do not eat it, and use it with the hole that should be in the room. You will hear the witch groan, meaning you destroyed the weapon.
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Now go back to Sir Amik Varze and tell him you sabotaged the weapon. When he is done talking, you will have finished the quest.
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- The quest point requirement was added to discourage players from creating new accounts to do the quest and transfer the 2,500 coins to their main characters.
- If you try to throw a Draynor Manor cabbage down into the cauldron it will say the following: "This is the wrong sort of cabbage!" with your character stating: "I'm not supposed to be HELPING the witch you know..."
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PASADENA, Calif., Nov. 30, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- NASA will host a media teleconference at 11 a.m. PST ( 2 p.m. EST) on Monday, Dec. 3, to discuss the latest findings and travels of NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft.
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
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1. What exam do Ron and Harry both do poorly on?
(a) Defense Against the Dark Arts.
(b) Potions.
(c) Herbology.
(d) Divination.
2. What D.A. student shows the greatest improvement in the wake of the Death Eaters' escape?
(a) Ginny Weasley.
(b) Hermione Granger.
(c) Cho Chang.
(d) Neville Longbottom.
3. What fact about Rita Skeeter does Hermione threaten to reveal?
(a) That Rita is an unregistered Animagus.
(b) Rita was born in a Muggle family.
(c) Rita has a secret relationship with Professor Snape.
(d) Rita once aided the Death Eaters in escaping from Aurors.
4. What does Harry witness during his Astrology exam?
(a) Umbridge and her followers attacking Hagrid.
(b) A herd of centaurs sneaking onto the campus.
(c) Fred and George's last trick that was set to go off during exams.
(d) Hermione's total meltdown from too much studying.
5. What does Harry find that he'd forgotten Sirius gave to him?
(a) A letter for Hermione giving her permission to free Kreacher.
(b) A picture of Sirius with Harry's parents.
(c) The newest Nimbus 4500 broomstick.
(d) A mirror Harry's father used to communicate with Sirius.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Harry refuse the beverage Umbridge offers him when she summons him after being named Headmaster?
2. Why was Firenze banished by the other centaurs?
3. What happens when Umbridge learns of the newspaper article about Harry's encounter with Voldemort?
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5. Where do the children find themselves after entering the black door from Harry's dreams?
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1.5 pounds may not seem like much, but it's a big step for me in the right direction. I haven't added any execise yet, just cut back on my Cokes and started eating a little better. I signed up today to be part of the walk across Texas team at my office. So, exercise here I come!! I am very excited to be part of the team, as motivation is often an issue for me, but I have a hugely competitive spirit. With my coworkers walking and losing weight, I will want to do better!!
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Would You Like Superman When He's Angry?Movie News By Robert Fure on April 22, 2008 | (22) Comments
Thomas Tull of Legendary Pictures, who have had a producing hand in Superman Returns, Batman Begins, and 300 said earlier while speechifying that the next installment of the Superman series would find our caped hero behaving like "an angry god." His statement about "refocusing" the character sort of implies that at one time Supes was an angry god, or angry-ish and godlike. Now I'm not the biggest Superman fan, so I don't know if there was a darker period in his timeline – I somewhat doubt it. This is a perfect example of Hollywood screwing something up so bad (Superman Returns) that the only solution they can come up with is do the complete opposite. Emo Superman? Forget that. Angry God Superman!
That's the primary reason I never liked Superman, he is a good guy. He's invincible. He doesn't do wrong. He rarely ever has done anything even close to objectionable. And that's lame. But that's who he is. It doesn't make sense to make him a Red and Blue Batman. That's not what Superman is about. There are plenty of ways to make a great Superman movie, but I doubt making him an 'angry god' is one of them. If you want to make Supes snap a little and really pummel some badguys, throw aliens or Doomsday his way and let him unload. But the allegorical references, eh, and the anger, not so much.
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The review started off on a bad note when it didn't work at all on my personal laptop, and neither did it work on a co-worker's laptop. But it did work on my roommate's home PC and my office PC. Maybe we had other software that caused some sort of conflict. But still, that shouldn't have happened.
When you plug it into your USB port, the software is designed to run automatically and you can tap into more than 13,000 Internet radio stations from over 150 countries. Personally, I don't care about music from other countries. And I certainly don't want to pay $39.99 for some software to access Internet radio that I can normally get for free on my own. I love Internet radio, so paying for software to access it seems like a waste of money.
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Every few months I get the urge to get shit done. So right around the time our super busy summer tailed off, I started to do just that, via curb appeal - landscaping, hardscaping, painting... I'm like the local Rehab Addict {without the flat stomach and long blond hair}.
Well, as I race to finish up exterior painting before crappy cold weather sets in, I've started to amass bits and pieces for my next indoor update: Baby Bear's room. It was a kind of thrown together toddler space that hasn't been touched in forever. They'll be a new bed, a big kid desk, paint, wallpaper, fixtures, artwork...
I can happily report that my two most recent years-long indoor redos are complete, less one or two things. The bathroom needs blinds and a doorknob. Eme's room needs shelves and a pouf. I may or may not ever get around to posting photos, but trust me, they look great! :)
What are you working on these days?
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Dear Max,
This summer you sprouted. Your little head reaches new heights. Your wardrobe is full of new pants. You run faster and jump higher than ever before. Though, in truth, that's mostly from dedicated super hero practice. You're committed. You love those masked crusaders.
You have always been my little walking pulse of love. You're all heart. Every morning as I leave your preschool classroom, you stand on the tippy, tippy tops of your toes to peek out the door window and watch me leave. Your eyes b-a-r-e-l-y reach the glass and every two steps I turn and wave until I reach the exit door and blow you a final kiss. Every day.
It's because of this and so many other love routines we have that I took stark notice of a change this weekend. The story will be told, "on a perfect Fall night, when you were 4 years old, you sprouted wings". You stepped away from Eme and I and played, all by yourself, with a new band of little kids." It happened just like that and has never happened before. You even came inside to find us, only to happily return to your own fun and later announce to Daddy, "I found Mommy and Deeter, they're inside reading a book. I want to play".
...and the boy became a man. :)
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And then, one day you feel like posting. So, you do.
Little Girl, I'm puffed up with pride.
Chapter 2 math test, take that.
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Little girl doesn't know it, but Santa's bringing her a saddle.
~ shhhhhhhh ~
fa la la la la, la la la la!
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You'll do great things, little girl.
By day 2 you were unhappy, a bit saddened even, with the pulse on the playground.
"The girls won't let me play in their group. They don't give me a chance to give ideas."
Day 3, I inquired how was recess today?
"Great. I started my own play group."
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The Webbs :)
Mini Golf went surprisingly well.
Billy Webb caught air on the wave runner. And lost his sunglasses.
We saw dolphins.
Collecting rocks and shells never gets old.
Boy cousins are fun.
Don't you love it when a swimsuit portrait turns out not frightening?
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Little Girl isn't the only one joining a new class next week.
You, my love, are headed to Pre-K.
At this tender age, change doesn't suit you. You like your routine.
But then...
In the last two days, you've embraced the idea. Even voiced excitement at the thought.
Bravery is taking hold.
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~ Eme and bff Arianna ~
I'm sending summer off in a blaze of glory. Sleepovers, late nights, playdates, junkfood, and sightseeing.
Miss Pippy starts 2nd grade next week {!} and I want her last few summer days to be the best. To that end, our house has seen extra kids running around and tonight we'll be dripping in Rita's Water Ice. What's in store tomorrow? Sticky fingers and faces at Yum Yum's Decorate Your Donut ~ mmmm, donuts ~ and Friday we're sneaking in a daytrip to the beach. Saturday and Sunday I hope to finish my most recent labor of love: slate walkway (#landscaperhands, #icanbarelywalk) and Monday we're headed to the Aquarium.
In other news, they installed credit card swipe vending machines at my office. I predict going up a pant size in the very near future. #ricekrispietreats
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Can you brush for me? I don't want to stink on stage.
~ Emerson, nearly 7. This morning's request for fresh breath.
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European Elegance with a personal touch
From the moment we walked into the Campton Place Hotel, they remembered our names and treated us with unequaled customer service. The recommendations for meals around town were exactly as we'd requested.
Our room was incredibly comfortable and welcoming with understated European elegance. Although the room was small we never lacked for comfort, sitting on the window seat with a view of Union Square and the busy street below. Small touches such as the white slippers set beside the bed on a white mat at turndown and the candle beside the bath set this hotel apart. The personally signed thank you letter on delicate stationary that we received when we returned home topped off a wonderful experience. Whenever I'm in town and I can afford it, I'm staying at Campton Place!
A Jewel!
We had a fabulous stay here last weekend. Beautiful rooms with luxurious feather beds. The food was excellent and I found the dining room to be quite lively. The staff were very attentive and caring - I felt a bit under the weather and they offered to go to the drugstore if I needed anything! I felt totally pampered at this hotel and will return again and again. Great location near swanky Union Square/Maiden Lane shops and just a short walk from Chinatown.
Absolutely Wonderful!
We stayed one night at this hotel on April 3. I was booked at another hotel that relocated us at the Campton. We were very lucky to stay at such a lovely hotel. The entire staff was wonderful. The doormen were excellent giving great advice on local travel spots. We had a lovely stay. I would stay at this hotel again without any hesitation.
Luxurious bed linens
Campton Place Hotel is in one of the best locations for visitors in San Francisco. It is one block off Union Square which was vibrant and fun (with great shopping). It is walking distance to virtually everything in SF and is close to public transportation. The taxi's line up just around the corner so they are always available. I felt very safe and comfortable staying here. We had a double/double room. The room itself is not big and this is one of the bigger ones in the hotel, however they are ultra comfortable with the most luxurious pillows and bedding available! The bathroom was very spacious with a beautiful marble shower stall and counter. Plenty of room there. Room service was great, they were very pleasant and helpful and always called me by name. A nice touch. The breakfast was good in the restaurant, though I found the service here, cool. Overall a great hotel, which I would recommend.
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This is the best situated hotel in San Francisco--right on Union Square. Yes, the rooms are small, but they are perfect. One of the nicest fluffiest beds ever, with lots of pillows and high end sheets.The staff is attentive. The restaurant is amazing.
Unfortunately, the lobby is a bit small and when the hotel is full it can be hard to get into the bar for a drink.All in all, this is a great place for a romantic night away, but the small room might be difficult for a long stay.
Great location, fantastic hotel, friendly staff
The Campton Place was a great place to spend our honeymoon in San Francisco. The staff was very friendly, the rooms were comfortable and the bathrooms were spectacular. When we initially contacted Campton Place to consider their accomodations and they found out we were planning our honeymoon, they upgraded our room free of charge (granted we were arriving on a week night, but all the same). As other reviews have said, the doorman was very helpful and accomodating. The front desk recommended wonderful restaurants and made reservations for us in less than a minute. The beds were wonderful - felt like Four Seasons beds. The rate was reasonable. Would we stay there again? Definitely.
Relaxed, unostentatious, but right
People who are familiar with three-star restaurants in France will know that the very best service is in fact not obtrusive and obsequious but the most relaxed, friendly and unostentatious. That's how I found the Campton Place. Professional, everything right, but nothing flashy, no show, no bowing and scraping. The rooms aren't big but the bedding is perfect (especially after a long flight!) and all the amenities are there and working. I have no opinion on dinner at the restaurant, but breakfast was fine.
Overall, I preferred the Campton Place to the Mandarin Oriental, whose only advantage is the views. At the Mandarin, I had the impression of being harrassed by staff repeating my name to bring home the fact they'd learnt it and offering to do things I didn't need, like bring tea to the room, shine my shoes (I was wearing Nike sneakers) and so on.
Following a technical delay on the runway in France, my flight missed the connection in JFK and I arrived in SFO a day late. The Campton Place did not bill me for the last-minute cancellation. When I was ready to leave and needed a taxi, the doorman said "Take this town car, it's the same price." By the time I got home, a letter was waiting, thanking me for my custom and hoping I'd come again. These people understand repeat business.
The rate, by the way, was great, under $200.
Nice, nice place
This is a great hotel - nice people, great service. They remember you whenever you return, even if it's been a year. The rooms are small, but beautifully decorated and the bathrooms are super.Wonderful location and the European smallness appeals to me.
You call this luxury?
I recently spent two very long weeks at the campton place hotel in san francisco. After hearing how wonderful the food was and that I would be spending quite a bit of time in the hotel I may as well eat right. Wrong.If you ever choose to visit the campton place restaurant, reconsider. Look in the dining room any night of the week and you will see what I mean. It is completely empty,The room is like a tomb. Uncomfortable, stuffy, and silent. Silent as Savvy san franciscan diners would not be caught dead at this French farce dying a slow painful death. The chef responsible for their success is jumping ship like a drowning rat and the sous chef, Peter Laurant spends his creative energies shouting the latest fashion of french obsenities that can be heard all the way to the coat check room.EXTREMELY UNCOMFORTABLE FOR TOP DOLLAR.The neu vou rich will love it, it is still a name dropper but ice cold french food and sauces are Laurants specialty. Bon Appetite...I wish.
My husband and I stayed at the Campton Place in Feb 2002 and had a wonderful experience. The service was perfect and everyone was very polite and friendly. The doormen were my favorite. Always asking if we enjoyed our day and evening and always calling us by name. They even gave great suggestions on places to go and if you plan on going someplace within a short distance they have a car that will take you. The rooms are very nice and the decor is lovely- Light and clean. Down comforters and pillows with a comfortable bed and the maid always placed our slippers on each side of the bed. Very clean room and bathroom and the maid service was great. Room service was nice and didn't take long and the stocked mini bar in your room was refilled daily. It is a very quiet and relaxing hotel and the location was perfect. The only thing that you may find non inviting is that the rooms are a bit small. It didn't bother us because of all the special attention we had from the hotel. We are planning a trip to San Francisco March 2003 and I have started looking into different hotels just to try something different but after reading other reviews The Campton Place seems to have most of the others beat. Plus the price is right :)
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Please, PLEASE tell me no one is dumb enough to buy it after all this
Pitchford and Gearbox literally lied to sega and consumers the ENTIRE time, faked pre rendered bullshot (look up the term if you dont know what it means) videos and said it was actual gameplay for e3, and stole the development money sega gave them and used it for borderlands 1 and 2. And on top of that they are blocking anyone on twitter that is calling out the company and the game on all this, while at the same time using fake accounts to sock puppet praise for the game and the developers on both twitter and the games forums. Even going so far as to flat out bull**** that the Wii U version is really the true version that got all the time and thats why the other versions suffered.
Seriously. DO. NOT. BUY. IT.
I'm glad I haven't bought any of their games in the past, they're boycotted in my book. Between this and Duke Nukem Forever they've proven themselves to be one of the dirtiest, lying, cheating, weasly scumbags in western videogame development. Totally sickening.
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"CE's verbal cruelty is only matched by an eight-armed robot beating multiple baby seals."-PursuitandTie
Wii U fans and haters unite!!!
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People can buy whatever they desire. Fortunately for me thanks to redbox i played the ps3 ver. While the game is full of fan service and nostalgia for true aliens fans it left me dissapointed. Unless the wii u ver is fixed and polished which probably wont happen.then im not interested.
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Never was going to buy it in the first place, for any system.
i'll buy it!
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I'm getting it, the sp is bad but the MP gets alot of praise
Pro tip : Thats not how I would do it
Also I just found out that Randy Pitchford was a magician before founding gearbox
Gee, I guess it all makes sense now. This guys bread and butter is lying to people with a straight face and presenting visual lies as truth.
Then again I knew he was a liar after he BS'ed hardcore on duke nukem forever and it turned out to be ****.
I really hope no one trusts gearbox after this. They're a lying cheating total hack of a company.
**** like this is why the videogame industry BADLY needs real oversight and a ton of reforms to lock down on developers presenting bullshots and lies as truth and so much false advertising. Pitchford and gearbox should be taken to court for maximum penalties as well as being made to pay back all that money they stole from sega that they instead used on BL 1 and 2.
This is so disgusting. Gaming this gen has really become a totally exploitative lie and cheat fest, most prominently in the west. Really ****ed up.
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I'm getting it, the sp is bad but the MP gets alot of praise
At the very least wait until theres a used copy a few days after launch, cuz im pretty sure there will be ton traded in on even day one.
Gearbox doesn't deserve new sales off this total pack of lies. The company needs to die period
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I am. I have 3 friends who own it on pc and they enjoyed it.
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GoombaX posted...I'm getting it, the sp is bad but the MP gets alot of praise
Nah but i'm sure everyone can agree you need to leave this board
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Located in the most prestigious medical building in the heart of Beverly Hills, Lift Md Aesthetics has an office "worthy of an Elle Decor shoot" and offers everything you need to be your best, beautiful self. From facials to face lifts, you will find procedures tailored to your needs with a team of experts at your service.
The Leif Rogers, MD, FACS Plastic Surgery practice is built on the philosophy of providing the best in plastic and reconstructive services and cutting edge products while preserving strong relationships with our patients through compassion, sensitivity and trust.
Dr. John Kahen studied at UCLA and Ross University School of Medicine, where he learned the surgical and medical techniques he now uses to treat male pattern baldness. To suit individual needs, the team employs varied methodologies, such as follicular unit extraction, which transplants one unique snowflake of hair at a time, or hair-transplant surgery, which subtly relocates large swaths of hair. Medical hair-loss therapy impedes the conversion of testosterone to DHT, the hormone that causes male pattern baldness. Kahen and company treat both men and women, and their services can apply either to the scalp or to other body areas.


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Fire levels Plattsburgh structure
Updated On: Jul 08 2013 11:26:14 PM EDT
A structure that looks like a barn was leveled by fire Monday night on Wallace Hill Road in Plattsburgh.
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