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SAN ANTONIO -- The San Antonio Spurs were happy to have Tony Parker back, especially in overtime when the All-Star point guard returned to his role as the team's closer.
Parker had 22 points in his return from an eight-game absence, Tim Duncan added 19 points and 16 rebounds and the San Antonio Spurs escaped with a 104-97 overtime victory against the Utah Jazz on Friday night.
Amid cries of "MVP," Parker capped the scoring with a pair of free throws with 17.2 seconds left in overtime. He went 8 for 13 from the field and had five assists after missing eight games with a sprained left ankle. The Spurs were 6-2 in his absence, but struggled offensively.
"Tony was a little bit shy in the first half; he was just trying to feel his way a little bit," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. "The game got tight at the end in regulation and then in overtime, and he was Tony Parker. Like I said, up until the time he got hurt, there wasn't a point guard in the league playing better than Tony Parker."
Parker had six points and two assists in overtime, including a cross-court pass to Kawhi Leonard for a 3-pointer to open overtime.
Leonard finished with 21 points, including five in overtime, and Danny Green had 15 points for San Antonio (53-16), which remains 2 1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City in the West.
Mo Williams scored 23 points, Al Jefferson had 18 and Alec Burks 14 for Utah (34-35), which has lost three straight and dropped two games behind the Los Angeles Lakers for the West's final playoff berth.
"I can live with this," Jefferson said. "It is the end of the season and we cannot afford to lose one game. We played a tough team on their home floor and had a chance to win for the first time in a long time. The energy and the effort was there for all 48 minutes plus. If we continue to play the way we did tonight for the rest of these 12 games, we have a great chance."
Utah almost ruined what became a historic night for Duncan and Popovich.
Duncan's 29th double-double of the season gives him 13,113 career rebounds, moving him past Shaquille O'Neal (13,099) for 13th on the all-time list.
Popovich recorded his 900th career victory, becoming the 12th coach in NBA history to accomplish the feat and joining former Utah coach Jerry Sloan as the only coaches to do so with one team.
"(The ankle) feels good; it's more my cardio, my wind," Parker said. "I'm definitely (tired). It was a hard game; playoff intensity. Utah is definitely fighting hard to get that eight spot.
"It was big win for a lot of reasons. For Pop, No. 900; for Timmy passing Shaq; and me, I'm just happy to be back and hopefully we can keep it going now."
While Parker's return helped settle San Antonio late on offense, it was the team's defense that sealed the win.
The Spurs held the Jazz to 2-for-8 shooting in overtime after Marvin Williams' 3 at the buzzer tied the game at 90, drawing a heated tirade from Popovich for the defensive lapse. In the end, however, Popovich was happy with the outcome.
"I thought it was a great game," he said. "The guys fought hard. Utah's a team trying to stay in the playoffs and really highly motivated. We ground it out. We just ground it out and found some combinations that work well. A lot of people contributed to that. It was a hell of a win. It's one of our better wins this year for a lot of reasons."
Parker made his first attempt, drawing huge applause after hitting a 15-foot jumper 2 minutes into the game. He had only six points in the first half, going 3 for 6 from the field in 17 minutes.
"It's always tough, because you don't want to mess with the chemistry," Parker said. "They've been playing very good basketball at home. I was just trying to fit in. In the second half, Pop was calling plays for me. And being aggressive in the fourth quarter, so it came naturally."
The Spurs had a 12-0 run to take a 16-4 lead with 6:26 left in the first quarter. Tiago Splitter capped the run by tossing in a hook shot after missing an open layup off a bullet pass from Parker.
Parker sat shortly after that pass, sparking a 17-2 run by Utah to close the quarter. San Antonio went scoreless for almost 5 minutes bridging the first and second quarters.
Leonard also had six points in the first half before going 6 for 8 from the field in the second half and overtime, including 3 for 3 on 3s.
"Kawhi's a stud, he's not afraid to shoot the ball," Popovich said. "He knows that he's got license to play; we went to him a couple of times down the stretch in regulation and he came through."
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San Antonio's victory was its first in overtime against Utah after losing the previous three in series history. . Parker is the only player averaging at least 20 points and seven assists while shooting over 50 percent from the field and 80 percent on free throws. ... Popovich trails Don Nelson (1,335), Lenny Wilkens (1,332), Sloan (1,221), Pat Riley (1,210), Phil Jackson (1,155), George Karl (1,122), Larry Brown (1,098), Rich Adelman (994), Bill Fitch (944), Red Auerbach (938) and Dick Motta (935) in career victories. "It's funny, I played for Don Nelson when he broke the record and now I'm back with Pop," Stephen Jackson said. "I'm happy for Pop, he deserves it. I'm sure he's got plenty more to come. He pushed the (postgame celebration) cake in my face and it should have been his face. But I'm happy for him; I'm happy to be a part of it. I'm happy to say that I was able to be coached and play for coach Popovich." . Parker is the only active player averaging at least 15 points, five assists while shooting over 49 percent from the field for his career. The only other players to do that are Walt Frazier, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan and Kevin Johnson. ... With its victory Friday, San Antonio joins Miami (31) and Oklahoma City (30) as the only teams with 30 wins at home this season.
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San Diego opened exhibition play with a 21-13 win over the Green Bay Packers at home.
Philip Rivers saw limited live action and finished 3-of-5 for 37 yards with one touchdown and one interception. Ryan Mathews had one carry for five yards while backup running back Ronnie Brown tallied up eight yards on three carries.
Mathews may have picked up five yards on his only carry, but we'd be willing to bet he'd take that back if it meant he wouldn't have broken the clavicle in his shoulder. It's a big blow for the Chargers, who were expecting Mathews to become the workhorse running back everyone thought he could be this season.
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She is donating $20,000 to the Community FoodBank of New Jersey - Southern Branch in an effort to assist the residents of the greater Atlantic City area adversely affected by Hurricane Sandy.
For 23 years, the ShopRite LPGA Classic and the Southern Jersey Shore region have been a favorite tour stop for the professional athletes of the LPGA, according to tournament officials. Fans, volunteers and residents of the region that support the tournament year after year have come to mean a great deal to many of the players on the tour.
ŌĆ£While the LPGA Tour was in Japan, I was heartbroken to see images of the damage caused by Sandy to the Northeast, especially the area near Atlantic City where we play the ShopRite LPGA Classic,ŌĆØ Lewis said. ŌĆ£The people who come out to that tournament are so supportive of womenŌĆÖs golf, so I just wanted to find some way to help them through this difficult time.ŌĆØ
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Currently ranked the No. 1 American player on the LPGA Tour and the No. 2 player in the world by the LPGAŌĆÖs Rolex World Rankings, Lewis joined the LPGA tour in 2009. This year, Lewis has won four LPGA tournaments including the ShopRite LPGA Classic here in June. If LewisŌĆÖs lead in the LPGA Player of the Year Award standings holds through the last two events, she would become the first American player to win Player of the Year in 18 years.
She started playing golf at the age of eight and credits her parents for encouraging her to play even after having back surgery. Starting at age 11, Lewis wore a back brace 18 hours a day for nearly eight years to correct a curvature in her spine from scoliosis, removing it only to play golf. As an amateur, Lewis was a four-time All-American at the University of Arkansas, where she won a school record 12 collegiate events, including the NCAA Individual Championship in 2007. In 2009, she was the LPGA rookie of the year.


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Everything looks great and you really make me feel like a slacker! I am trying to get it together though and you have really inspired me. Thanks for posting the list of what you have done already! I just ordered the sample kit for the cards and pockets. I love that invitation.
How far in advance can you book the photographer, officiant and videographer? What if you can't get the date you wanted with Disney and you already booked them?
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Just quickly wanted to note Save the Dates - I wrote it on another thread and also wanted to save it here - My PJ is doubling as my wedding saving spot!
A Fairytale Romance
And a party
Under the Sea
Could only happen
at the most magical place on Earth!
Save the Date
Maybe use Wedding instead of Romance?
Maybe do a
Fairytale Wedding
and an Under Sea Party
Could only happen
Where Dreams do come true
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Thanks for your replies!!! And thank you guys for reading my PJ!
I guess I'm starting so early because I've been engaged since Nov. 2006 and I'm getting impatient!
But really I noticed that I get really busy during summer and christmas time and really have no time to search the web for stuff I like. So I'm using the time now to do so. Plus I am a really picky person. For my Sr. prom dress I shopped in 3 different states in one day from 9am-9pm at night. I drove my parents crazy!
I'm actually kind of feeling behind since I still haven't even shopped for a dress. I plan on having my dress found and purchased during the summer.
I think I really do like the Castle with Water Invite. I really like the Cards & pockets styles too because everything is nice and neatly laid out. Maybe somehow I can incorporate the two?
Any more votes? I'm gonna nail down fiance to pick soon and purchase.
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Ooooh!!! I'm so glad I found your PJ!!! I must've totally overlooked it in all my wedding madness!
It's just so cool that we're doing pretty much the same theme! You have so much beautiful stuff!! Would you believe that Maggie Sottero dress is one I'm highly considering, too?? This is so cool!!! I LOVE all your ideas so far you really have everything so well organized!!
I can't wait to read more!!!
Oh, by the way that image of Ariel by the castle is GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!
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Small Update...
Ok so I got alot of wedding things going on right now so I'll do a small update today and probably a bigger one tomorrow.
I purchased items on ebay and I WILL NOT LOOK BACK!
These are the ones that one -
Note on Flower Basket: DF has 4 nieces all under the age of 4 - that's too many girls at once throwing petals. There are two sets of sisters though so I'm gonna seperate them into pairs with their sisters. Here's the idea - At African American weddings I've seen on WE network (I'm constantly watching their wedding shows!) They have their flower girl walks first ringing a bell and screaming the bride is coming. Well I really like the bell ringing especially since I'll have an outside ceremony. So I'll have the older pair (will be 6 and 4 at the time) ring the bells (that's if they are in it since his sister is iffy) and the second set who will be 5 and 2.5 will be one Flower girl and the other will hold a wand since she's so young (and that's if she makes it down the aisle)
So that's my plan for the surplus of little ones!
Note on Guest book - I like the concept of the guestbookstore books with the detailed pages, but 1) I didn't love any of their designs and 2) my guests will take forever thinking of something to write that there will be such a long one. I'm bascially having the guest book to just have and will probably never look at it again unless in pictures.
This is the top contender for the Champagne flutes that I will probably just give in and purchase this week.
For some reason I really like the look of silver flutes, DF doesn't but he's giving in on this one because he's tired of me showing him pictures.
Ok some other planning:
Ceremony Decor
This is how I would like the aisles. I don't like alot of tulle and definitely no bows for me. I would like ribbon instead of rope in blues and greens.
Here's the program style I like and plan on making myself
And here's a graphic I found that matches my garter, basket, etc.
I plan on using this graphic on my invites (along with the castle at the top) and placecards and such. I love it!
Note on the invites - I don't like any of the invites samples I recieved except for cards and pockets. I was really disapointed by the castle one (it must be the blue water looking vellum around it making it look good and that doesn't come with it)
So I'm making my invites with cards n pocket and I will be using shimmer paper (I'm borrowing from you guys!)
Next up, Bubble labels: Ok this is the reason I need to buy things now before I miss out. I found these buble labels on ebay with Ariel and Eric and I coudn't find them later! Now I found someone who is actually completely customizing bubble labels for me and she's been awesome! PM if you would like her user name - she's great to work with! I'll post the final design when it's finished.
Honeymoon Cruise: contacted Travel agent and she is revising some details. I changed our dining time to 6pm and she will be looking out for an internary so that I can book Palo's without missing dinner at Triton's (I've been posting questions about this on the Cruise boards)
Photography: I asked Randy a million questions via email- we set up a time to chat over the phone. Making progress on that front!
Dress Shopping: David's Bridal called back finally to make an appt. It's Wednesday at 3:30pm. I'm just going to look and try on dresses myself this first time to see what I like. I honestly don't like anything on their site but they are close.
Mom's chores: My mother is such a procrastinator! I've asked her to give me her wish list guest list and addresses too. And I've asked her from some dates that we could go shopping. I know Saturdays are busy at bridal shops (not looking forward to it, but with me starting a new job that's the only time I'll have and I'm assuming they book up fast) So I've asked mom again to do this, actually I've given her a list with other things like pick a date for Franklin Institute.
Music: I've been saving songs to an Itunes playlist whenever I found something I like. Anything not too kiddish fairytale, I've saved to it. Plus anything beachy too. So far this is what I have:
Bridesmaid entrace: Main Title of Little Mermaid
Brides Entrance: Instrumental Part of Your World (I'm a dork!)
I would also like to play Fairytale by Enya and the Jig from Mermaid when Eric and the sailors are dancing I think for Groomsmen but DF needs to choose too.
Wedding Party Entrace: Under the sea (self explanatory)
Bride and Groom Entrance: The Imperial March from Star Wars. I gotta let him have. How funny is it gonna be when we switch from under the Sea to this?
First Dance: One Dance -----Note on this, This is sung by Jodi Benson on an old Mermaid CD that was out in 1991. It was from the tv series and this song is about her dreaming about a wedding dance. It's a very pretty song without being overly mushy for me and not recognizable as a kids song. But DF wants his say so It might change to country, but right now it's that is
Father Daughter Dance: my dad so far has picked I loved her first by Heartland. he's picking this because technically he was the first one to see me when I was born since my mom was passed out and there's a line in the song that says it
The Last Dance: Remember When, I know this is a Disney song but forget where its from. It's a good closing song.
Cake Cutting: Sugar, Sugar. My and Matt are so gonna shove cake in eachothers faces and I thought this song would fit us doing it.
Other songs I want to play:
It's not just make Believe from the Ella Enchanted Soundtrack
Kiss the Girl (DF absolutely loves this song, so it's not me here!)
Ever After by Carrie Underwood
Can't Help Falling In Love - DisneyMania version
Shake a Tail Feather - Blues Brothers (I wanna open up the dance floor with this, I love this song!)
Accidentally in Love from Shrek 2
When you Imagine (I love this song, it's from something Disney)
Centerfield (forget who it's by but Dad loves Baseball)
Friends in Low places by Garth Brooks (DF loves him and him and his friends somehow always seem to get togther to sing it at parties. I already know it's coming)
Whiskey Girl (DF sang this at Kararoke on like our 4th date with our friends and he was so embarrased!)
Lots of dance songs besides Macarona - I actually love line dances. I'm usually that one person who does them at events! (like I said I am a dork)
I'll be adding more as time goes! I just got the Little Mermaid on broadway CD in the mail! I saw the show January 3rd and Loved it! I'll be listeing to that to see if I can use anything.
Ok I should have more tomorrow! Hopefully anyways...
Well maybe that wasn't a small update
Next Up: I need to book our Car Rental for our site visit trip. Need to check SWA for the web special. And I will be posting picks on my pin and my shoes (more on why I have shoes later!)
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Engaged at CRT November 8, 2006.
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Bubble labels
I got the finale samples for my bubble labels. I know it's a cartoon picture. But I figured with Bubble labels I can get away with it. Just no cartoon pics on the main stuff.
What do you think?
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More music choices
Recapping Music choices (for now anyway) Am missing things I need to pick songs for?
Ceremony (all instrumental)
Guests Entrance: Touring the Kingdom, Overture from Little Mermaid Broadway (instrumental mix of all TLM songs) Enchant Suite if needed
Grooms Entrance: ?
Groomsmen Entrance: Fathoms Below (I think) Sounds like an Irish jog to me
Bridesmaid entrace: Main Title (the Movie Score in beginning) or Fairytale by Enya
Brides Entrance: Instrumental Part of Your World
During Ceremony: ?
Recessional: Happy Ending from end of TLM
Wedding Party Entrace: Under the sea
Bride and Groom Entrance: The Imperial March from Star Wars.
First Dance: One Dance by Jodi Benson
Father Daughter Dance: I loved her first by Heartland.
Mother/Son: Maybe Proud of your Boy by Alladdin? Just guessing here.
Bouguet Toss:?
Garter Toss:?
Cake Cutting: Sugar, Sugar
The Last Dance: Remember When
Other songs I want to play (will be revising):
Beyond my Wildest Dreams from TLM Broadway
She's in love by TLM Broadway
Piano Man by Billy Joel
Woman to me by Billy Joel
Bohemian Rhaspody by Queen (Dad's a major fan)
It's not just make Believe from the Ella Enchanted Soundtrack
Only the Good Die Young by Billy Joel
Kiss the Girl
Ever After by Carrie Underwood
Can't Help Falling In Love - DisneyMania version
Shake a Tail Feather by Blues Brothers (to open the dance floor)
Accidentally in Love from Shrek 2
You're the Inspiration by ? (I forget)
When you Imagine
Friends in Low places by Garth Brooks
A Dream is a Wish your Heart Makes DIsneyMania version
Whiskey Girl
Bare Necessities DisneyMaia
Footloose from Sountrack
Lots of dance songs besides Macarona
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can i just say I LOVE your starfish theme!!! it is a perfect way to make it "under the sea/ariel" without seeming to childish or silly!!!!
you have REALLY done a ton!!!!!!
you go!!!
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I love the starfish! I did "Under the Sea" and it was very elegant, and fun to plan!
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OK so I'm officially in love with your PJ not only an Under the Sea Theme but with The Little Mermaid too - woo-hoo!!!
I love how much stuff you have - you have great stuff, all so themed - I love it and I think I saw those "aisle" starfish on another website recently and thought they were great! I think you have already checked out my pics but Charming Events gallery http://www.weddingdecorator.net/gallery.htm
has a great shot of my bouque with the shells in but you could have starfish in there instead that could look cool - its in the Summer section first picture.
I also had a tiara made with shells in LOL not sure if that was a little TOO themed LOL but photobucket is down right now so I can't search for the picture but let me know if you want to see it.
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Dress Shopping
Ok so today at 3:30pm I will be going for my first dress shopping appt at David's Bridal - I'm slightly frightened of them. I've heard some horror stories but I can get to them easily by bus (Only one car in our household, DF has it) and I'm going by myself for the first time. I actually shop by myself alot because I can relax and take my time.
Now my specific horror story of David's is one I was going to be a bridesmaid (they wedding was called off) we went to David's to try on and I was the try-on girl for the group of us. So when we tried on a dress I had our sales person really like this dress on me, but the bride didn't like it. Well I'm a bridesmaid so I'm gonna do exactly as the bride says. Well, the sales person brings out an order form!!! I'm like the bride said no and she's like well what do you think, what's your size and starts writing info down. I'm like What???
So I'm slightly nervous but I'm off this week and have the time to waste. So I'm going to leave my credit card at home and just try on to see what style I like best.
What are you thoughts on dress shopping? Did you bring anything with you?
What underwear did you wear? (sorry if that's TMI)
Anyone have any suggestions to what to kindly say to them that I'm not interested in purchasing, just looking? Do you think there's anyway I could say my mom has to see it first? Any suggestions on how to handle them?
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I just found the dress, but said that I needed my mom (while I was almost in tears since she wasn't there!). Are you going to the one in the Northeast? If you find your way out to Bridaltown I could pop over and give you my opinion!
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I'll definitely make my way over to bridaltown I'll let you know when I go. I'll be taking my Mom and/or MOH when I go there. Today is just a prelimary visit for me.
yeah I'm going to the one on Bustleton. I think I'm going to use the mom excuse if I run into any pressure.
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Andrew Zimmern stopped by to talk about the sixth season of "Bizarre Foods America," which kicks off with the 100th episode in Las Vegas on Monday, July 9 at 9pm.
Get ready to dive into pigeon pie in Austin, barbeque some armadillo in Central Florida and eat lambs tongue at a one-night only pop-up restaurant in Los Angeles in season six of the "Bizarre Foods" series.
Andrew Zimmern, the two-time James Beard Award-winning TV personality, chef, food writer and teacher, once again ditches his passport and explores the bizarre foods and cultures in our own backyard in the new season of "Bizarre Foods America" with Andrew Zimmern, premiering Monday, July 9 at 9:00 p.m., ET/PT.
The sixth season, featuring eight one-hour episodes, premieres with Zimmern's 100th episode of the "Bizarre Foods" series. To commemorate this milestone, a fun-filled one-hour retrospective special, "Bizarre Foods Celebrates 100," will premiere on Monday, July 9 at 8:00 p.m., ET/PT.
In the 100th episode, Zimmern travels to Las Vegas to uncover why this city is all about extremes biggest, best, most expensive and elaborate. From over-the-top-excess including $750 cupcakes, $1,000 sundaes, and a hamburger priced at $5,000, Zimmern goes behind the velvet curtain at some of "Sin City's" top luxury hotels including the Bellagio and MGM Grand.
At the Bellagio buffet feeding 4,000 people a day, armies of people turn out handcrafted perfection in quantity (over 16,000 pastries per day) with a supply of top quality items including 4,000 homemade sausages, 400 pounds of prime rib and 2500 pounds of fish delivered fresh six days a week.
Over at MGM Grand, where special event parties happen year-round, Zimmern goes backstage at the celebrity-filled Muhammad Ali 70th Birthday Bash to see how they serve a world-class dinner to 1800 guests each of whom needs to be treated like a star.
Since cooking and eating on such a huge scale creates a mountain of garbage (8,000 pounds per day at one resort), the overload of waste needs to be managed. Through an unlikely alliance between luxury resorts and a Las Vegas pig farm owned by R.C. Combs, Zimmern follows the trail of trash to see how it is being transformed into something edible. Through the ingenious custom-made conveyor Combs constructed over 20 years ago, heavily sorted food scraps empty into ten-ton cookers that eventually become a slop for pigs that in turn are sold back to local distributors for processing, and the animals wind up back on the dinner table. Once again, Zimmern proves that one man's trash is another man's treasure!
"Our show is all about exploring cultures through food," said Zimmern, "and the new season reveals even more eternal truth about our food, our country and our relationship to the rest of the world. In a day and age like ours, it's important to know what our neighbors are thinking and eating, and to propagate conversations that celebrate what we have in common, to better solve the problems that we all face."
Throughout the season, Zimmern travels the United States stopping in cities including Austin, Los Angeles, Miami, Mississippi and San Diego helping viewers relate to the traditional foods passed down by immigrants to modern dishes born and bred by American innovation. Along the way, he discovers the quirky subcultures, the enduring traditions and the ways we feed ourselves in America.
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Mangrove by Bin Majid Hotels & ResortsFacing the creek of Ras Al Khaimah, the Mangrove Hotel offers elegantly decorated rooms and suites. It features a swimming pool and a restaurant offering panoramic views of the creek.
Score from 1212 reviews Very good
Overlooking the sun-soaked Ras Al Khaimah Creek, this Hilton Hotel boasts an outdoor pool and air conditioned rooms. Al Manar Mall is less than a mile away.
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Al Hamra Village Golf and Beach ResortBetween Ras Al Khaimah beach and the Al Hamra golf course, this 4-star hotel features a palm-framed pool and gulf views. It offers massage services.
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Ramada Hotel & Suites Ras Al KhaimahJust a short walk from the beach, Ramada Hotel and Suite Ras Al Kahimah features a wide variety of options including an award winning Bundoo Khan restaurant, Front Page Cafe with outdoor sheesha,...
Score from 311 reviews Very good
Generally the hotel was very nice, very clean. Service was good, rooms spacious enough and it was very quite. Breakfast was amazing, at times we just had breakfast and skipped lunch and dinner.
At times I felt the Staff was not very interested in serving us. As far as I'm concerned the waitress should not mentioned what must be paid for or not. It makes it look like we cant afford it. The receptionist at the time of check-in was pretty straight forward, as we asked her for a room for a view she told us the hotel was booked and didn't even bother to check. We eventually got the room changed after we call the good gentleman who made the booking with us. Lunch was not so impressive at either of the hotels outlets. So that a disappointed, we had to go next door to get that done.
Cookies while welcoming us. Cleanliness.
Not offering breakfast.
Facilities was good. Welcome cookies was very testy. Friendly staff. Nice location. big room and comfortable.
No balcony.
Rooms are very big I was upgraded
Breakfast must be included in the room rate which I was given in Hilton Al Ain
I like the location, room size, And there are best staff.
Unexpected Quality and service for a reasonable price. Nice pool bar on roof top, always busy and frequented by guests.
Mostly tourist guests
Rooms. some staff very welcoming. breakfast was good but too expensive 88.
In the restaurant you can't connect to free Internet. There is no free Internet in rooms, very uncomfortable.
When i made the reservation through reservations team i clearerly metion and i have strickly requested for our rooms to be in the same floor and adjoining and reservation advisor confirmed it to me i will get all the rooms as per my wish however upon my check in front office staff told me they cant allocate my rooms as per my request. i was so disaponted about it that time.
Love the modern and smart hotel decor and the comfort in the room for a small family. The staff here welcome us like old friends (this was our 4th visit) and go the extra mile to make your stay comfortable. Treetop bar on the roof is one of our favourite places in RAK for the view, service, drink deals and food. We love having access to the Hilton's nearby resort and spa on the beach. Everything is easy at this hotel including parking.
4pm on a friday afternoon and the entire hotel had run out of towels! We had to wait until evening for towels, which made showering after a day at the beach a bit interesting! Also checkout took about 40 minutes due to someone at the reception desk being unfamiliar with the procedures. But these are small points! Overall we had an excellent stay and staff are the most helpful I have found in UAE.
Great hotel staff Great rooms
Internet should be re in the hotel rooms or at a reasonable price, 24 hours wifi is €20 (too much)
Friendly staff
- Use of amenities in Hilton Resort & Spa - Spa at Double Tree - Chill atmosphere in rooftop pool with a picturesque view of the sunset
- Carpet/Rug not well cleaned
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courteous staff comfy bed good breakfast and very clean rooftop pool Room was large and had a small desk area which was very handy
The main road going though the area needs finishing but the hotel was very good
- nice check-in, welcome coocky - roof top pool - nice looking room
- didn't get the facilities I booked, had to change rooms (changed 3 times in total) - bathrooms look a bit grubby, water was quite brown - sewer smell in bathroom, had to change rooms again. room change involved talking to many persons and 2 hour waiting - promisses are not kept; 5 minutes means it is not going to happen. 2 minutes is 30. Even getting a towel for the swimming pool needed 3 reminders and a half hour wait.
The ability to use the facilities at the nearby Hilton Resort and Spa. The staff are very friendly and remembered us from a previous visit.
The staff at the Resort and Spa Beach Club were rude, unwelcoming and looked totally unhappy in their roles.
the use of the Beach resort facilities
The small beds within the Twin rooms. No pork bacon on the breakfast menu.
Size of the room
The cleanliness of the towel and the bed sheet
Swimming pool
Almost nothing
I like the room sizes are big and clean
At night we couldn't sleep due to the next room guest was screaming like crazy we had to call the receptionist to handle the situation
Making any changes to the booking directly was a difficult task
The AC is creating sound that wakes me up. I did not sleep well because of the AC sound.
The bilking process
They try to overbook and move people according to their way, without telling the truth.
Spacious room, modern bathroom, a la carte cooking from hotel chefs very good. Genuinely friendly serving staff, not plastic "have a nice day" responses.
Avoid the dinnertime buffet menu as the chefs actually do their best dishes in the a la carte menu. Breakfast buffet was of a high standard too - so unfortunately, the problem is not that the chefs do not cook well - they clearly do, but not for the dinner buffet menu.
Located close to malls, covered car park, informative concierge, cookies on welcome arrival. Nice roof top poolside bar and sheesha cage
Hotel's in an old building. Closer to no-frills hotel.
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Lumos Networks Corp. Reports First Quarter 2012 Financial Results
Lumos Networks Corp. ("Lumos Networks" or "the Company") (Nasdaq: LMOS), a fiber-based service provider of voice, data and IP-based telecommunication services in the Mid-Atlantic region, today announced financial results for its first quarter 2012.
Total revenue for the first quarter 2012 was $51.4 million, compared to $52.6 million for first quarter 2011 and to $51.1 million in fourth quarter 2011. Total adjusted EBITDA was $22.3 million for the first quarter 2012, compared to $24.3 million in first quarter 2011 and to $23.0 million in fourth quarter 2011.
On April 26, 2012, the Board of Directors of Lumos Networks Corp. appointed Timothy G. Biltz as Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Biltz served as Chairman of the Board of Directors of iPCS, Inc. from November 2006 through December 2009. From 1999 to 2005, Mr. Biltz was the Chief Operating Officer of SpectraSite, Inc., a publicly-traded wireless and broadcast signal tower company. From 1989 to 1999, Mr. Biltz was employed by Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc. in a number of posts of increasing responsibility, ultimately serving as the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. Mr. Biltz has served on the Board of Directors of NTELOS Holdings Corp. since December 2006.
"I am delighted to join Lumos Networks during this exciting time of the Company's evolution from a regional rural local exchange carrier into a fiber-based network service provider of high speed data products and services," said Biltz. "Our Enterprise Data and Wholesale product lines remain the catalysts for revenue growth, particularly in the second half of 2012, and as we pursue annual year over year revenue growth in 2013. We are focused on providing the highest level of quality customer service and targeting capital to projects with near-term revenue generation and expect cash flows generated from operations to fund our business model."Highlights
- Revenues from Lumos Networks' data and wholesale products in the Competitive segment continued to show strong growth trends, up 16% over first quarter last year. This growth offset losses in the legacy voice products, resulting in the Company slightly exceeding the high ends of its revenue and adjusted EBITDA guidance ranges for first quarter.
- As of December 31, 2011, the Company had 148 fiber connections to cell sites and it expects to more than double such connections by the end of 2012. Fiber connections to cell sites are a key driver of Wholesale Data revenue, and Wholesale Data revenue for the quarter was up 29% over first quarter 2011.
- The Company continued to support Enterprise Data sales in existing and expansion markets, increasing on-net buildings to 1,066 as of March 31, 2012 as compared to 1,051 as of December 31, 2011.
- The transition of revenue composition to data products continues. The Competitive segment, comprised of approximately two-thirds data revenue, accounted for 76% of consolidated revenue in the first quarter of 2012 compared to 73% in the first quarter of 2011.
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Righchus - Go Hard
By Jacob Lewis
Posted Jan 18, 2011 at 12:00 AM
Go Hard Righchus
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Check out Go Hard, a new track by Righchus, which dropped on Tuesday, January 18th, 2011.
Check out Go Hard, the latest track from Righchus, which dropped on Tuesday, January 18th, 2011. Righchus's movement grows stronger with each new release, and Go Hard has further strengthened that fact. It's a solid addition to the commendable body of work Righchus has been creating since stepping foot in the rap game, and we're definitely looking forward to what Righchus has on deck.
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