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he's 100% delusional but im more interested in what the UFC would be willing to pay for him when its happens someday. The guy isnt very entertaining though he can finish fights I wonder what he's worth.
This is the same guy who absolutely barely-squeaked by Jay Hieron, his biggest challenger to date. GSP's biggest and basically, last threat at WW is Hendricks, Askren isn't even a pimple on GSP's ass.
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Ellenberger has awesome power, but he fights dumb and gasses after two. That's a perfect recipe for someone with GSP's fight IQ to simply eat alive. GSP will take him down, drain him of his power and then pick him apart. I could really see GSP sneaking up for an armbar in the third on an exhausted Jake. Not a matchup I'm concerned about....
As for Rory, I didn't even entertain a matchup between the two because they train together and in all honesty, by the time Rory gets his shot, I see GSP either retiring or relinquishing the title to fight Anderson.
Maia has been really showing his strengths to a different level at WW, and until he gets shut down before he faces GSP or when he faces GSP, I still think he's a viable threat.
The reason I like Ellenberger over Hendricks is mainly based on his technique and defense, as other aspects are quite similar. Hendricks has struck gold with his leaping left hooks with his chin out, but one day he may pay for that. Ellenberger doesn't make those mistakes when throwing power.
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To find the lesson, you must ask yourself exactly why you're letting go of the regret.
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Gary Rhodes is truly "the chef's chef", respected by his peers for an attention to detail that has won him a constellation of Michelin stars. In his TV series and books, he has championed classic British cuisine – but his travels have informed him about the rich gastronomic heritage of countries and regions throughout the world, notably the Caribbean. In 2003, he opened his eponymous London restaurant, Rhodes Twenty Four, with spectacular views over the City from Tower 42. Two other gourmet restaurants in the West End followed. Further ground-breaking ventures in 2004 included the opening of his first overseas restaurant at the five-star Calabash Hotel in Grenada. Two years ago, he opened Rhodes Mezzanine at the Grosvenor House Hotel in Dubai.


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This E3Expo will be the first that I haven't attended in, what, 15 years? Not upset at all. I think I deserve a break from the show. I will be a little sad that I'm not/I won't bump into old colleagues and coworkers, and yes, seeing all the constant tweets from the show floor over the next week will bug the heck out of me.
But I feel that E3 as a show is falling into irrelevancy. It's great that we still have a spectacle, and it gives the mainstream that once-a-year "go cover video games!" thing. With game companies having more at their disposal to get their games and hardware in front of the consumers that care, a one-stop show to scream the loudest just doesn't work in the evolved media.
The industry knows this, and I think Nintendo's the first to really pull the trigger when they bowed out of having a pre-show stage presence last year, instead opting for a livestreamed show. People called it a mistake, but I called it smart. You still had an enormous, engaged audience ready to report on all the new details and announcements, it just wasn't in front of an audience that would clap on the beats.
Yes there were technical hitches, but so would there be during a live show. And you control the message with pre-canned video announcements with less opportunity for awkwardness. Ever sit through one of those conferences when they want the audience to be excited for something super mundane? People remember that.
E3 is dying and I wouldn't be surprised if it's no longer a thing a year or two from now. Companies can prep huge announcements on their own terms. Nintendo's got its Nintendo Direct shows that are either pre-announced or on-the-fly, and guess what? Every time there's a Nintendo Direct the IGNs and Gamespots of the internet stop what their doing and report on it…even though their readers can just watch those shows for themselves…live or archived. If Sony and Microsoft aren't there yet with their own version of a "Direct," they will soon.
Companies will eventually learn that they can generate their own hype for their own products without the need to spend millions at E3. It's just not needed anymore.
The only thing E3 offers media these days is a venue for interviews. But in many cases it's like speed dating. You get a half-hour of canned responses with very little time for follow up. Go!
I suppose I should jot down my first-party predictions for this year's E3.
Nintendo will disappoint. Yes, the old mentality of "heavy hitting announcements at E3" will still be there, and Nintendo has proven they can announce the big guys whenever the hell they want. There will be one or two AAA titles, sure, but the message boards and editorials will dominate the noise with "Where's X franchise? Where's Y game? Where's Z hardware?!" The doom and gloom will rise to the surface regardless of what's been announced on Tuesday morning.
Sony and Microsoft? There will definitely be zingers thrown between them and I'm hoping there will be more focus on the exclusive games you can only get on those platforms. Because when it comes to system features and functions, both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 are so freakin' identical, especially with firmware updates, that when one announces you'll be able to do X or Y feature, the other one will say "So can/will we. No big deal." Whether it's during their individual press conference or told to journalists in on-the-record interviews at the show.
There will be some great PC announcements, but since it doesn't have its own ring in this circus there won't be any PC focus, as usual. However, any third-party game announced for Xbox One and PS4? You can bet your ass there'll be a PC counterpart…and that if you don't see a console on the table when the game's running, it's a PC that's driving it.
Thank you to all my industry pals for enduring the next week. I'll be enjoying it all 500 miles away at my cubicle.


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Aug 16, 2010 GMTMeeGo Community Manager Dawn Foster helps you catch up with the MeeGo project in her post on the Linux Foundation site: MeeGo: Where Are We Now? Her article provides background and explains what challenges have been overcome since the project was announced in February. Dawn also explains ways you can help contribute to the project with bug patches, documentation, application development, and more.
Aug 16, 2010 GMTWhen I grow up, I want to take notes as well as Máirín Duffy does. Check out her great writeup of the talks she attended at last week's LinuxCon event in Boston: http://mairin.wordpress.com/2010/08/16/mini-education-summit-linuxcon-boston-2010/
Aug 11, 2010 GMTI just stopped by the Intel booth at LinuxCon and got my first hands-on look at the MeeGo platform. While I was there, I also spoke with Intel's Amy Leeland and MeeGo Community Manager Dawn Foster. Amy told me that the call for proposals is open until August 23rd. According to the conference site, event organizers are looking for topics in the area of hardware support; platform development; app development; and MeeGo project, process, and progress. The site also says, "But we also welcome submissions on any other MeeGo related topics. Be creative, the program committee will look at each and every one to create a vibrant and...
Aug 06, 2010 GMTLisa Hoover wrote a cool piece over on OStatic about an open source project that's working toward bringing back the Holga camera. She writes, "Industrial designer and photographer Saikat Biswas plans to improve on the original Holga by upgrading it to a digital device while still retaining its original charm. His open source project, Holga D, aims to crowdsource the development of a second-generation Holga that uses today's digital technology to pick up where the old design left off."
Jul 28, 2010 GMTThis year's Community Leadership Summit seemed to have a lower turn-out and energy level, but that doesn't mean it wasn't a great event. I'm sure other attendees will tell you that they got a lot out of the unconference sessions at CLS, and last year I said the same thing. This year, however, I focused more on the hallway track because CLS is a nice calm before the storm of OSCON. I got to see some familiar faces, such as Google's Cat Allman and Ellen Ko, Prentice Hall's Debra Williams Cauley, and Open Source Bridge's Selena Deckelmann, and I'm fortunate to have made some new friends, such as Jennifer Redman, Sherri Montgomery, and Christie Koehler. At OSCON I saw more familiar faces,...
Jul 13, 2010 GMTLast week I read an article that suggested women are less likely to mentor other women in business. The article made me think about mentoring in Linux and open source. I emailed a few of my friends in open source, both male and female, and asked them: Which mentors/mentorships/programs/events in FLOSS have inspired you? Which ones do you think are great success stories (help inspire/encourage women)? (You can read more about their responses in our September issue of Linux Pro [#118], which goes to the printer today.)In short, I found that organized mentoring in our field is lacking. There are many smaller groups that help people network, such as LinuxChix and Systers.org, but few efforts...
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Sometimes life hands you lemons and this Summer, life decided to send us an entire lemon tree. To say that this Summer of 2014 has been a lot to handle would be an understatement but I think I'm finally in a place where I feel comfortable sharing what's been happening over the last few months with all of you.
First comes the good news, shortly before Rees' first birthday, Eric and I found out that I was expecting again! News I never imagined being able to share with the world once, let alone twice! God is good and we are so grateful for another blessing in our lives. We found out in July that this baby is indeed a boy and he is expected to make his arrival into our family around Thanksgiving this year. Lots to be thankful for!
And then as we began to get excited about adding another baby to our family, we took a serious hit. Close to the end of May, with no warning, Eric lost his job. I guess in many cases with job loss, there is no warning and even with warning is anyone ever truly prepared for it? Shock, anger, grief and fear hit Eric and I hard as we tried to understand this major twist in our lives.
Along with the giant question of WHY? and then WHY NOW? we wrestled with the daily details of getting healthcare for our family and making enough money to get by. June was filled with hope as we remained positive while Eric went on interviews and sent out his resume and I picked up lots of extra hours at my part-time retail job. Eric took on the majority of child care each day while I dearly missed my time with Rees and my belly kept growing, reminding us of this new mouth to feed come November.
July was harder, our hope began to fade as we waited for job offers that never came and true fear began to dictate our every thought and action. And now here we are, mid-August but feeling hopeful again for a future that we're certain God is preparing for us.
I have learned a lot about what I can handle, emotionally, mentally and physically; what our marriage can handle (pretty much anything now, praise God for that!); and true humility. I'm constantly humbled by being in a position with so many other people in our nation and our world who need help. Help to get by, help with getting their kids visits to the doctor, help from friends with strong shoulders to lean on and most recently help from loving parents who never want to see their own children and grandchildren struggle.
Eric and I have both been blessed with parents who have always loved and supported us but as we became adults we never thought we'd need them in the same ways as we did when we were kids. Boy were we wrong! I can only hope that someday, my kids will see me in the same way and that I will be able to come alongside them in times of need to support them as our parents have for us.
As we have been able to climb out of the pit of depression and look forward to what God has planned for us on the horizon, I'm certain that His plan is better than anything we could have imagined before. And I'm learning to trust Him completely with tiny insignificant issues as well as the major ones. Perhaps it takes a hit like this for Him to truly draw you in to Himself and for you to learn how to rely on Him completely.
I know this is a stray from my usual food/family topics but I'm trying to keep it real with you all and let you know where we've been this Summer. I hope that my schedule will allow me some more time in the kitchen soon, since I do miss it, and then I can share new recipes with you all.
For now I leave you with the verse that has been on my heart for the last 2 months and continues to give me peace and comfort:
1How long, Lord? Will you forget me forever?
How long will you hide your face from me?
2How long must I wrestle with my thoughts
and day after day have sorrow in my heart?
How long will my enemy triumph over me?
3Look on me and answer, Lord my God.
Give light to my eyes, or I will sleep in death,
4and my enemy will say, "I have overcome him,"
and my foes will rejoice when I fall.
5But I trust in your unfailing love;
my heart rejoices in your salvation.
6I will sing the Lord's praise,
for he has been good to me.


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text: Ducati honours Senna with special edition Panigale 23 January, 2014 Back in March 1994, Formula 1 Legend Ayrton Senna gave Ducati the final approval to release a special edition superbike, the 916 Senna. Ducati produced 300 Senna special edition suerbikes. But shortly after Senna gave Ducati the approval to build the superbike with gold frame, black bodywork, and red wheels the three-time F1 Champion was killed, while leading the San Marino Grand Prix at Imola on 1 May 1994. Thereafter Ducati further honoured Senna with two more special editions – a 916 Senna II in 1997, and a 916 Senna III in 1998. These Senna models, along with the original 1994 Senna, have since become highly sought after by international collectors. Fast forward to 2014 and 20 years since his passing, Ducati has decided to once again pay tribute to the Brazilian legend. In collaboration with the Senna Foundation, Ducati will release another tribute model – the 1199 Panigale S Senna. Only 161 Panigale S Senna superbikes will be produced, honouring the number of grand prix races Senna competed in. The Senna edition is a Panigale S model bedecked in the the Senna black color scheme, red wheels, racing exhaust and a production number inscribed on the top fork clamp. The Ducati Panigale S Senna will go on sale in June 2014 exclusively in Brazil. (GP247) Subbed by AJN. Tweet Related NewsHamilton: Ayrton Senna will always be my main manPirelli preview Russian Grand PrixMcLaren signs deal with iconic coffee brandProst: My breakdown with Senna started at Imola in 1989Gran Turismo 6 to release free Ayrton Senna TributeStewart and Prost removed from front of Senna's coffinNigel Stepney killed in car crashAlonso and Raikkonen lead thousands of fans at Imola 1994 memorialTodt: We owe Ayrton and Roland both a profound debt of gratitudeRoland Ratzenberger & Ayrton Senna – Imola 1994, a dark and tragic weekend Tamburello_1994 Well done Ducati. That thing looks fast as all hell. A worthy tribute, No doubt about that. Flying is second nature to me, But I would never be caught dead on a bike. haha I think Agusta MV did it with their F4 too, same colors. The Pessimist Nice gesture from Ducati, wish F1 administrators too had done something by honoring the greatest Formula one driver that the sport has ever produced. Jim This would suit my 1993 Senna helmet nicely. I love pulling wheelies in that on my red and white gixxer. Hawk does one have to have a Brazilian passport to buy it? or is it strictly not for export? fools Too bad there MotoGP results dont end up looking as nice as there production bikes. My favorite was the MV Agusta SENNA F4 fools @Hawk no just alot of $$$


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A poem for a hot day on the High Plains
Poet Mary Lee Hahn offers a short poem that reflects on tourists eyeing the High Plains from I-70 and defines "a good, soaking rain".
Yesterday it rained.
Fifty-five hundredths
over a three-hour period.
High plains equivalent
of a good, soaking rain.
Today it's clear and hot.
Winds gusting to 39 out of the south.
At least the dirt's not blowing.
Forecast's calling
for high nineties
the next three days.
Tourists driving through on I-70
see flat, boring, brown fields.
They don't realize
those are their groceries
burning up.
©Mary Lee Hahn, 2013
Mary Lee is the author of Reconsidering Read-Aloud (Stenhouse) and has poems in both the Poetry Friday Anthology and the Poetry Friday Anthology for Middle School (Pomelo Books).
She and fellow author Franki Sibberson have published the blog A Year of Reading – Two Teachers Who Read a Lot since 2006. It's worth a visit, especially for teachers and parents looking for good reads for children.
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Frozen raspberries folded into the batter give this bread a marbled magenta-and-lavender color when baked. Served as bite-sized muffins with a sweet glaze, they're perfect for brunch—and watch them disappear in minutes at a bridal and baby shower.
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Casey BarberDitch the pie crust and get all the flavors of fall in a quick-bread that's as sweet as apple pie. Choose crisp apples, like Braeburns, Fujis, or Honeycrisps, for this recipe, since they'll keep their texture better when baked.
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Need an impressive but simple side dish to bring to a potluck? This loaf is stunning when sliced: Packed with vibrant green pistachios, dried cherries, and mahogany-toned pecans, it's almost too pretty to eat.
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Walnut and Brown Sugar Quick-Bread with Cream Cheese Frosting
Casey BarberCoffee breaks and breakfasts are a little more satisfying with a slice of this sweet, nutty quick-bread. Top it with luscious cream cheese frosting or keep it plain for an on-the-go snack.
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Kevin Trudeau, the Oak Brook resident who found fame in infomercials, was released from federal jail Monday after a six-night stay. According to the Chicago Sun-Times:
Infomercial king Kevin Trudeau has been doing the federal Hokey-Pokey for more than a month.
In, out, in and — on Monday afternoon — back out of jail again.
The smooth-talking convicted fraudster, 50, was freed by U.S. Judge Robert Gettleman, who has twice in recent weeks ordered Trudeau locked up for hiding assets in an attempt to dodge a $38 million court fine.
Gettleman said he's still "not convinced, frankly" that Trudeau is the penniless pauper he claims to be.
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Parliament wants its say
On April 12 the Pakistani parliament passed a 14-point resolution in response to the Salala checkpoint attacks. The resolution condemns the attacks, and includes demands for an unconditional apology from the US, an immediate cessation of drone attacks, and a stop to all transport of arms and ammunition through Pakistan.
The foreign policy review process was an attempt by the parliament to regain control over the country's foreign policy, which has historically been set by the country's military. It was passed after several months debate, and under a broad coalition of parties across the political spectrum.
"We need to make sure that we follow the recommendations of the parliament in our negotiations with the US. I am hopeful that we can come to a mutually satisfying agreement," says Mr. Chaudhury.
US not budging on apology
The US, however, does not seem to be budging on the question of an apology. "We have expressed our deepest condolences on this event, and are working hard to ensure that this event does not happen again," says the spokesperson for the US State Department in Islamabad, Mark Stroh.
The unlikelihood that some of the core demands of the resolution will be met, has given opposition parties – especially those critical of US foreign policy – ammunition against the current negotiations.


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Ready to play a little Bowl-der Dash? With the 34-game bowl-season sprint from Washington, D.C., to Miami about to kick off, The Dash picks the winners.Story | Conversation | December 18, 2008
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Bowl season has arrived, but not every game is created equal. See how Mark Schlabach ranks all 34 bowl games.Story | Conversation | December 07, 2008
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If we learned anything from 2007, it's that more madness is still to come. On The Mark breaks down how the BCS bowl games will shake out.SpecialFeature | Conversation | November 03, 2008
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November is here but there are still conference races that are wide-open. Plus: GameDay Final hands out helmet stickers and reviews the rest of the weekend.SpecialFeature | Conversation | November 02, 2008
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Don't pencil in those W's just yet. And don't give up on once automatic losses. Things have changed since the start of the season.SpecialFeature | Conversation | October 27, 2008
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The BCS standings won't have much meaning to teams that don't win their conference titles. On The Mark sizes up the conference races.SpecialFeature | Conversation | October 20, 2008
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Consider the first week of October the calm before the storm. Starting on Saturday there's a slew of big matchups coming over the coming weeks that will help decide who plays in Miami.SpecialFeature | Conversation | October 06, 2008
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Buckeyes, Trojans, Vols on the rise in updated Top 25Mark Schlabach
With underclassmen declared for the NFL draft and signing day in the books, it's time for a revised look at the Top 25 for 2008.Story | Conversation | February 11, 2008
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The first part of this season's Sons of Anarchy left Jax with a choice to make: destiny or family? Does he follow Gemma's order and take his place at the head of the SAMCRO table... or listen to Tara and take her and his boys away from Charming?
Both of these plans, of course, are based on one key action: the killing of Clay.
Will Jax go through with it next Tuesday night? What obstacles might get in the way of that goal? Expect one major surprise to take place early on in "To Be, Act 2," a reveal that forces a few plans to change. That's all I can say for now, but watch the official FX finale preview and prepare for a fantastic concluding ride:
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If they take out Tig... I'm gonna be pissed. He's hands down the best and most realistic character on the show. Kurt you better not write him out or you lost a fan!!!!!
nice to see a guy like K Sutter showing some props to the man,Sonny Barger
no way clay is jax's dad. there've been too many scenes between gemma and clay where they referred to JT as "jax's father". that wouldn't have happened if he wasn't. sutter is a better story-teller than that. i wonder how opie fits into all this. judging by the promo i'm hoping jax really goes through with killing clay (which i'm still doubting) and i can't help but wonder if opie's "difficult decision" has something to do with niner retaliation. if they retaliate right away, the only thing that makes sense is killing tara. no actually what makes the most sense would be killing gemma. the president's old lady for the president's old lady. but i REALLY don't wanna see that happening. i love gemma, she's my favorite female character on this show. i can't really see it happening but remembering that this series is kinda based on "hamlet" - gemma's character being gertrude - if sutter sticks to that arc i can see gemma dying the same day clay does. BUT I DON'T WANT THAT TO HAPPEN. gemma has to live!!!
Clay is Jax dad. The ADA is an alive John Teller who was really an undercover cop at the time.
tara leaves alone with the kids.jax doesn't kill klay but he's gonna be the president in the next season.
Hmmm...maybe John Teller is not Jax's daddy...hmmm, wouldn't that be a big reveal enough to shake the SOA? I sure hope not...
someone is gonna stop Jax from killing Clay (probably Tig). Nothing ever goes as planned.
Let's face it...Clay, Gemma and Jax are the principles. Tara dies, right? Otherwise Jax leaves and there is no next season. Tata's great, but this is Shakespeare tragedy at it's best. Her death will turn Jax into one helluva leader.
Wow this has been such a great season, it keeps you on your feet, the intensity of not knowing whats going to happen next. This is the best show I ever watched and I hate that we are at the end....I know its gonna end in a Bang!!! Can`t wait til next weeks episode, but i`ll be sad cause this is the last.....Love It!
Nice show. A little kindess and much fantasie but that is tha what I like in an show. I am young and like sure The Charlie as main actor. So lowely and sweat face baby face otherwise so maskuline and big man..mmmmm to kissing only and loving so an man -
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Bretagne Montparnasse Hotel Paris is situated in the heart of Quartier Montparnasse. Luxembourg train station is situated within 2 kilometres from the hotel. Rodin Museum is about 5 minutes drive from the hotel.
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Nice hotel, very well located, close to metro and train station, bars, restaurants, shops, really liked it, rooms though small, but this is paris
Anonymous wrote on September 16, 2009
An average hotel. small rooms and high price.( 82 euro night ) if price less then wort a return visit
Marko Pietilainen wrote on October 24, 2008
The hotel offered us excellent value for money. One small disadvantage was that our room was rather small
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Tiny room not brand new. Bathroom was also very small with nothing fancy in side. Rate is too expensive even after discount in regard to room size and location. Breakfeast is good
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Hotel très bien situé par rapport à la garez Montparnasse (10 minutes à pieds). Chambre très bien équipée et très conformtable. Excellente literie.
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4.4 out of 5
Nice hotel, very well located, close to metro and train station, bars, restaurants, shops, really liked it, rooms though small, but this is parisReview by: Anonymous
Date stayed September 16, 2009
2.8 out of 5
An average hotel. small rooms and high price.( 82 euro night ) if price less then wort a return visitReview by: Marko Pietilainen
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4.4 out of 5
The hotel offered us excellent value for money. One small disadvantage was that our room was rather smallReview by: Anonymous
Date stayed May 14, 2008
3.2 out of 5
Tiny room not brand new. Bathroom was also very small with nothing fancy in side. Rate is too expensive even after discount in regard to room size and location. Breakfeast is goodReview by: Anonymous
Date stayed March 31, 2008
4.2 out of 5
Hotel très bien situé par rapport à la garez Montparnasse (10 minutes à pieds). Chambre très bien équipée et très conformtable. Excellente literie.Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed March 14, 2008
4.4 out of 5
A very pleasant stay overall. The only blemish was the fact that when I needed to iron a shirt I had to go to the basement and do it publicly in the entrance to the dining area - not very dignified.....Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed February 18, 2008
4 out of 5
Staff excellent - very accommodating and helpful. Rooms and hallways tastefully decorated with Parisian charm. The superior room was well worth the extra cost, however alas the "king" bed was two joined singles. Top grade plumbing and water pressure. Breakfast impressive and again service staff excellent, though my advice is skip the warmer drawer food.Review by: Carla Wilshire
Date stayed November 5, 2007
4.4 out of 5
Smal rooms but very quiet, even for a room at street level. Location is great. Would definitely stay there again.Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed June 27, 2007
4.4 out of 5
Well situated near 2 tube stations and Gare Montparnasse, this hotel was easy to find and reasonably priced. Despite some reviews saying that rooms were very small, our room had plenty of space and was very clean and quiet. The only complaint was that the receptionist was quite abrupt when we arrived and refused to give us any advice on local amenities, telling us to go and see for ourselves!Review by: Jillian Hugo
Date stayed May 9, 2007
3.4 out of 5
Hotel very well located for Montparnasse train station. Good air conditioning. Room very small for a double, otherwise OK.Review by: William Holmes
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Pricing very good with Rates to go plus winter offerReview by: marianne herman
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5 out of 5
Especially helpful service - with a smileReview by: Nigel Irens
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4.2 out of 5
We stayed here for two nights and found this hotel charming and well located in the heart of the city. Good access to metros and TGV station, cafes, restaurants etc. The room was of course small, but clean and comfortable. The hotel staff was pleasant and professional. However, we found it pretty noisy at night, but what can one expect on a late Saturday night Altogether, value for money. Plan to stay there again during our next trip.Review by: Anonymous
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Very nice, newly renovated, great location and easy access and very helpful staff.Review by: John Whittaker
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Good location, good pricing.Review by: Vincent Messina
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4 out of 5
The staff at the Best Western Bretagne Montparnasse were very friendly and pleasantly accommodated our every request.Review by: Lee Anne Murphy
Date stayed September 22, 2004
4 out of 5
We obtained a last minute special offer, which was excellent value for money. The hotel is close to Montparnasse, which is very handy.Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed August 13, 2004
4.2 out of 5
Very nice hotel with friendly staff and good location near a metro stop.Review by: Jari Hamalainen
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So there is a Mac Client, a Windows Client....and no Linux client. Could someone please explain to me why RIOT can't find the time to market their product to a whole new audience? I would be more than happy to spend some of the money I saved by downloading my free Linux OS instead of a windows distribution. I suppose I will just have to go over to other games like HON and DOTA 2 that actually have the decency to create Linux compatible clients...
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One of the biggest obstacles to implementing a Linux client would be replacing the Adobe AIR-based launcher, since Adobe dropped support for AIR on Linux after version 2.6 (current version is on 3.9).
They would have to redevelop, at minimum...
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Basically everything other than actually being in a match would need to be re-done.
I'm all for unshackling League from Adobe's integrated runtime, I'd love a single binary that can pre-load assets and preview 3D champion models and stuff. But I don't realistically expect that to be a priority as long as the existing client continues to work. Windows users were worried that changes for Mac would affect them, but both clients are built from the same foundation. Linux support would require a new foundation, and thus involve a new client (at least the launcher component) for every platform.
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A year later I defrosted as suggested, but we were taking a first anniversary trip to Canada (we live in Ohio). And it was August. So since I knew it would be terrible tasting, and I didn't want to take up car space with a big cooler, we decided to eat the cake a few days early, on our first night on the way there, in a hotel in Detroit. (People still populated Detroit in those days.)
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Can you please try doing some HAP+ JSON Debugging for me? I'll have a look into it on my test pcs now.
Hi all,
I've updated HAP+ and seem to be having a few issues. I can't upload anything in IE9, 10 and chrome. I can upload fine in IE8.
I get an error message saying that there is no file attached with a null value
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please help, I'm the network manager at the school and the staff and students rely on this.
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Can you please try doing some HAP+ JSON Debugging for me? I'll have a look into it on my test pcs now.
Ok, run some Tests: Firefox/Chrome/IE9/IE10 all work as expected, but that's on the latest v9.6 ALPHA release of HAP+
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I can give you a live visitor username and password to allow you to debug on your system. It has been locked down to only access the home folder.
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Sorry ~/myfiles/default.aspx
I have put the file in that folder, I've tried uploading a document and I am getting the same error message.
Ok, this is odd, that's the same file that I run and it works no problem. Does your server use a reverse proxy firewall? IAS?
we use a reverse proxy to be able to use the HAP service externally. is this a problem ? we can upload fine in IE8, it's just chrome and IE9, IE10
Does it upload correctly internally? not going via the reverse proxy? It could be some setting on the reverse proxy filtering out the x_FileNames HTTP header
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P.O. Box 616 W, St. John's, Antigua
Tel : 268-481-2450
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The St. Regis Punta Mita Resort
|#2 in Best Pacific Coast Hotels
|Hotel Class 5.0-star
|Critic Rating Excellent
|Guest Rating
U.S. News Review
This St. Regis outpost sits on the Punta Mita outcropping north of Banderas Bay, but to its guests, it's a little slice of heaven. The accommodations, which range from studio-style Deluxe Rooms to the three-bedroom Suite Amanecer, are all decorated with rustic Mediterranean and Mexican accents, including polished clay floors, handcrafted tiles and natural wood furnishings. Along with the pastoral elements, the rooms also flaunt modern amenities like iHome radios, minibars, flat-screen TVs and high-speed Internet access. You can dine in if you can't bear to leave your digs, but for a change of scenery, head to one of the hotel's four restaurants. Guests say the food — which includes homemade pasta at Sea Breeze Restaurant and lobster at Signature Restaurant Carolina — is superb. Once you're well-fed, have the concierge arrange tee times at one of the two Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Courses in Punta Mita. Not a golfer? Leave the kids with La Tortuga Children's Club while you luxuriate at the on-site Remède Spa, sunbathe on the beach or lounge by the three pools. A stay at The St. Regis Punta Mita can get a bit pricey, but thanks to the property's Starwood family ties, Preferred Guest loyalty club members can use their points toward free nights at this property.
- #2 in Best Pacific Coast Hotels
- #1 in Starwood Hotels & Resorts
- #1 in St. Regis Hotels & Resorts
Awards Received
- AAA/CAA Five Diamond Lodgings 2014
- Concierge.com Editors' Pick
- Conde Nast Readers' Choice List 2013
- Conde Nast Traveler Gold 2014
- Fodor's Choice
- Frommer's Very Highly Recommended
- Travel + Leisure 500 World's Best Hotels
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