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Rated 3.7 out of 5 by 341
Rated 5 out of 5 by DavidR My favorite
If you're a Platinum member, this is your hotel. You'll get every benefit.
Great breakfast, plenty to do within walking distance.
If you go to Atlanta for work and have a car, stay here. If you want to see the sights, stay elsewhere. I work, come back to my huge room with takeout food from one of the hundred nearby restaurants, couldn't be happier.
Staff is always great too, not always the case at a Sheraton. For what I need, this is an absolute 5-star.
January 9, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Hardrock04Actual Atlanta Sheraton Galleria, September 2013
No frills property, reasonable prices and close to downtown if you are driving. Staff was friendly; they recognized my status at check in. This location was more than suitable for business travel. There is a mall across the street, 1000 feet (give or take) with numerous restaurants. The food at the hotel is pretty weak. I have stayed at this location 3 times in the past year. With that said, I would not consider this for either family or romantic travel.
March 1, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by kantaford Double charges, and dirty laundry
Check in was pleasant and smooth. But I found out when walking into my room, suite means you have your room split into smaller rooms - it speaks nothing to the quality of the accommodation. This hotel had the most annoying tv system I've ever seen, consistently switching from regular tv to the "pay us even more" menu options. I received WiFI, which was stated to be $X.xx per room per day. When receiving my bill I was charged for each device, which was NOT as it was advertised on the signup form accessed through the browser (which I only had to do once, not for both devices). Lastly, I noticed during my shower that there were dirty towels in my bathroom, that didn't belong to me. Ew. Upon checkout the clerk at the front desk obviously didn't care about my concerns, and I honestly don't think he even looked in my general direction.
May 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Linda54 Very accomodating!!
Everything was great! I brought friends for a women's event and they were very impressed with our accomodations. I love that as an SPG member we get special treatment. And of course with being with ladies we liked having the mall at our back door!! I especially want to thank Tristen for being so helpful when I requested by phone a late checkout. That was wonderful!! I have nothing but good things to say. I would defininately stay there again if needed.
June 26, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by GaGirl99 Pricey
I was very disappointed to find out wifi is NOT complimentary. Sheets were not in the room for the pull out sofa bed. I had to call twice to get a top sheet and a fitted sheet. When the security guard came to bring the top sheet, he was rude. TV did not have some of the standard channels and parking was pricey considering the price of the room. Location was great for the Cobb Galleria, but service and amenities are not what was expected for the price.
March 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JerseyChic07305 Weekend Getaway
This was a nice hotel for a quick stay for the weekend. It was walking distance to the Cumberland Mall. In addition to that there is a great deal of entertainment and dining facilities to include Cheescake Factory, P.F. Changs, Maggiano's, etc. The price for parking per day is $8.00 and the internet is $9.95 per day. The pool isnt that big but if youre trying to get a quick swim done it will work for you. The room was indeed comfortable and spacious.
November 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Karljai Love the Sheraton Brand
For those that love the Sheraton brand as I do the Sheraton Suites Galleria in Atlanta will not disappoint. It is located in a great area (right next to cumberland mall) other shops just right up the street. Theu are finishing up a update to the hotel adn the room are beautiful. You just can't miss staying here.
August 24, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Christy10 Will never stay here again
Upon check in and getting to our room, we learned that they were doing renovations, so there was constant drilling, to the point where we couldn't even watch TV or get rest after our drive there. I would think that if there are renovations going on, the hotel should at least notify you before your trip. When we asked about it, there was no offer to move us to another room, where it might not be as loud. Also, the bathroom had an area where the wallpaper was coming away from the wall and you could see mold collecting there. I also think it should be more clear, when making reservations, the amenities that you have to pay for. I have never stayed anywhere that charged extra for parking and did not offer free in-room Internet access. I think it is ridiculous that a hotel ranked as highly as the Sheraton, would charge for these basic things.
February 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Marcina Almost always a great place to stay until
I travel quite a bit for business and have to come to Atlanta quite often, love to stay at thsi hotel, it's clean, close to everything, the rooms are perfect size, bed comfortable etc. I stayed last week and the staff was not as accomodating as they usually are, tried to check in at 2:45 and there were no rooms available the internet did not work in my room at all (5 days), door was broke couldn't, changed rooms, bill wrong, SPG points not added
September 5, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Klktck Disappointed
We chose this location for a recent trip as we like the location & this was one of our favorite hotels in the past. However, the Galleria was below par on this visit. The revolving door at the front was broken, we had whole sections of wallpaper falling off the wall and both sets of shears on the windows were torn. This is not the level of quality we are accustomed to as Starwood owners. It looked like the room had been a site for a frat party.
December 19, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5 by grayson58 bugs in the bed!!!!!!
Everything was great until we went to bed. I don't know if this hotel allows pets however, I awoke in the middle of the night itching like crazy. I had very small ticks about 10 attached to me and I think a lot of flea bites. As far as we could tell this was only in the bed. We moved to the pull out sofa bed and that was fine. As much as we love the Starwood brand we will never stay here again. Room number 1017 needs to be treated.
May 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by KYgirlinGA Pleasantly Surprised
We stayed here for a night out and were so pleasantly surprised by how nice the hotel, room and staff were for the price that we are already planning on coming back for our next date night!! The rooms were more than comfortable and clean and the staff did everything they could to make our stay enjoyable! We travel a lot and have stayed in many hotels and would say this is one of the best places we have stayed and you can't beat the price!!
December 19, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by LJeff The best of times the worst of times. People vs. Gym.
The hotel is a typical Sheraton, however, it is on the tired side of these facilities.
The hotel personnel were top notch. Friendly, helpful, proactive. You couldn't ask for more from a much higher priced hotel.
The gym on the other hand is terrible. It is among the worst I've visited. It needs to be gutted and totoally refreshed. I stay in SPG properties for the gym facilities. I would not stay here again for that reason alone.
November 6, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by jay55 dissapointed
this was my second time staying at this hotel and this experience was terrible. The sink in the bathroom was clogged,the sliding door between the bedroom and bathroom did not work,so there was no privacy.the telephone in the bedroom did not work and i complained everyday but no one came to fix it.instead they gave us a free breakfast buffet on sunday.the parking lot is dark and isolated and there is no free wifi access in the room
June 27, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by James1010 Five star price at a one star hotel
Wow, now I know the meaning of second class citizen. I was stuck in the far corner of the unfinished building. The ceiling was unfinished and the hall way looked as if a construction crew had just left without cleaning up. The walls were stained, vents not clean and what appeared to be black heel marks along the wall way. There was no room service the first day of my stay and I had to call and request room service the second day.
November 27, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Jen2004 Not what we expected
At check in the front desk employees were not equipped to handle the volume of patrons. Seemed confused about the 'Be Green' e-mail I had received a few days before about no room service. I booked 2 rooms together and we were separated by 4 floors. However that was easily fixed. We were the for the Metro Atlanta Fire Conference and this hotel was the only participating hotel of this function. The staff was very clueless about the event, shuttle services for the fire fighters and events that would be taking place at the hotel.
The room was also not what was expected. The carpet is falling apart with strings coming out. The outlets in the bathroom and worn out and should be replaced. I could not bet the blow dryer to stay in the outlet to dry my hair. The lights were difficult to work. All the lamps seem to be connected to a wall switch we could never find.
May 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by QD2015 I love the Sheraton Hotel, Excellent Service always!!1
September 4, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by etcurtis Paid parking
I think it interesting that you charge for self parking and in-room internet for your paying guests, SPG or not.
I was in town for the Georgia Association of REALTORS convention at the Galleria and chose the Sheraton which advertized a covered bridge connecting the hotel to the Galleria. In fact, to reach the bridge you had to walk across a highway and an area between two pedestrian bridges that made up the rest of the way.
January 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Janis64 Great place to stay
Our experience was wonderful. The staff that checked us in were very accommodating and extremely friendly.
September 8, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by abc198 No, just no
I'm incredibly disappointed with my stay at the Sheraton Galleria. My room was not properly cleaned, and it felt disgusting. I did not sleep well, because the bed felt unclean.
The staff was slow to respond to requests, and at times abrasive.
This is by far the worst hotel experience I have had, and would never recommend this hotel to anyone.
July 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Melinda40 Business trip
My stay here was for business reasons and the location was excellent. It was within walking distant of great shopping and dining as well as the work facility for me. The only disappointment was in the wifi signal from my room was horrible. I could not get or keep a wifi signal for more than a minute. I have a on-line webinar that lasted 3 hours and I have to spend the bulk of it in the hotel lobby just to stay on-line.
October 10, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Chancellor This hotel has a great staff
I really enjoyed my stay at your hotel over the past 3 days. The suite was spacious, I was very surprised. Your staff was excellent. They always seem to have a smile and a friendly hello. The bed was comfortable and great pillows but the pull-out sofa bed was just the worst! That is my only negative comment I have about our stay. So convenient to all of our meetings. Food and shopping choices were excellent. Thanks.
February 5, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by jim4529 nothing works quite like it should
nice place, but not quite as advertised. we were supposed to have a suite with a sitting area and a separate sleeping area, but instead got a bed on one side and another bed on the other side. not a huge deal, but that's not what our reservaion confirmation told us we had booked. the toilet kept running the first night, so I had to fix the tank myself to get it to quit. Finally, we were offered "free in-room internet" as a Gold memeber, but ti wouldn't connect. I called tech support ( no one in the hotel was able to help) and after working on it for about 15 minutes to no avai, they said they would call me back. They never did, and I never did get the wifi to work. Had to go to the lobby every time.. The location of the hotel was okay, and the staff was excellent, as far as what they were able to do. If you want a spiff for your Star Points, DON'T choose the free wifi.
February 17, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by opoulard Great staff. Rooms very noisy due to outside traffic noise
Great staff (welcoming, professional). Great location (offices and restaurants nearby, mall, easy city center and Buckhead access).
Poor breakfast (quality, choices). Rooms very noisy due to outside traffic (no matter which side of the hotel one will stay in - no double-pane windows anywhere).
August 9, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mckey Great value!!
Great location, can get to anything in Atlanta from here without trouble. Can walk to ANY type of dinner/nightlife you would like from hotel. Get fridge in room, separate "living" area, 2 large flatscreens, bar area, bathroom with separate enclosed shower/commode, fast elevators, plenty of FREE parking, all for a price that is difficult if not impossible to beat without staying at a discount property.
June 3, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by CW1000 Minor issues
I rented 3 rooms all rooms had some sort of issue. One room the toliet would not flush all the way 2nd room the phone did not work 3rd room the closet would not open. They offered to switch one of the rooms to another but that would have put the person on a floor that was 10 flights down and full of screaming kids. FYI the elevators are SOOOOOOOOO slow expect to wait atleast 5-10 mins for the elevator
July 25, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ka2Spider1 Beautiful Room and Professional Staff
Wonderfully furnished rooms. Staff was professional and extremely helpful. The only reason I could not give it 5 stars was due to the noise at night. We were on the 16th floor by the stairwell and we could hear the people above us stomping about, as well as noises from the stairs.
August 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Printer12 Meet my needs
I stayed here for an event at Cobb Galleria. Room meet my needs but I counted off for room comfort because the sofa springs seemed to have been broken or something. When I sat on the sofa I kept going almost to the floor. I'm pretty sure it was a sofa bed and I'm glad I didn't have to sleep on it. Can't imagine how uncomfortable it would have been. This was the only issue and not a deal breaker.
September 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jktailgater JK
The King Suites in this hotel are a great place to stay.
September 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by lisa84 perfect weekend getaway!
I booked this room for my sons 8th birthday getaway. We had a blast with the indoor pool. Room was perfect,love how the bed was separate from the sitting area. Staff was friendly,I couldnt get early check in like I wanted,but the stay made up for it. Close to downtown Atlanta attractions. Didn't like that there is no free wi-fi in rooms,only downstairs.Also, restaurant in hotel was too pricey.
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Prime Rib with Orange Balsamic Glaze has been a Christmas Day tradition since 2002. My husband who works in one of best steakhouses in Las Vegas can be rather critical when it comes to meat. However, after the first bite and said "this is a do-over", I have ever since. I use bone-on prime rib from a local market and take it out of the oven around 125 for rare/mid-rare meat. Unfortunately, I have yet to find pistachio oil, for the salad so I use pumpkin seed oil and toasted pumpkin seeds. Yum. Enjoy.
The glaze was incredible... but my buffalo... was not. I bought a frozen roast and it seemed very gamey tasting. Buffalo is not readily available in my area.. I may order in from the suggested 'Wild Idea Buffalo' and try again... since I keep hearing how incredible it is.. and I think ANYTHING with this glaze will be delicious!
I did this with buffalo per the recipe and turned out very well. So for easter, I used the orange balsamic glaze on a boneless leg of lamb. Cooked the lamb until 135 in a 200 degree oven. Then turned the oven off for an hour. the lamb was wonderful.
Frankly any dish is superior with buffalo rather than beef. I have almost entirely given up beef in favor of buffalo, which is lean, tender and has an almost sweet flavor. I'll take a buffalo burger over a greasy hamburger any day! Wild Idea Buffalo is a wonderful, environmentally caring supplier. Although buffalo is still considerably more expensive than beef, it is well worth it.
I made this for 8 people and everyone loved it. Used a boneless rib roast and used the orange balsalmic glaze with 1 tsp. salt as advised by the other reviewers. The meat was delicious--expensive but worth it. Definately make the au jus or some kind of gravy because buffalo is drier (leaner) than beef and needs the moisture.
I made this for my gourmet club dinner and they are still raving about it. I followed the recipe exactly and it was perfect. Served it with garlic mashed potatoes but would add horseradish to them next time and yorkshire pudding.
I have to laugh at the "buffalo - exotic or not?" debate - I happen to live in a part of the world where you can get tons of wonderful organic buffalo. BUT, you can't get any decent kind of fish (except maybe walleye), the shrimp are dubious, and the only thing resembing scallops is "scallop product." (yuck.) So does that mean I should write in to all the scallop recipes asking Gourmet to get real? If you can't get the ingredients, don't make the recipe, but don't complain that this is unfair - your grocery store is not everyone' s grocery store! (I'm looking forward to trying this recipe and will review it when I have.)

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It can be an agonizing time, waiting for a kidney transplant.
More than 80,000 Americans are on that list, according to the National Kidney Foundation.
There is a local support group that is helping some to stand the test of time.
" June the 24 it was 20 years that I've had this kidney. And I told God, if you help me keep this kidney, I will help all the people that I can," said Belle Bowdish, who kept that promise.
She is the president of the Central Coast Kidney Foundation Support Group.
" When you hear about people getting transplants, you get hope," said Isaac Wollman, who at age 29 has been on the waiting list for nine months.
This surfer is inspired by people like Pamela Hurt who said there *is life after transplant and she would know, she has had three. " I'm able to hike, go to the gym I can do anything I want, I have no limitations."
It is during dialysis, while they are waiting for that life changing call, that it gets tough. They use words like isolated, depressed and abnormal to describe it.
It is at the support group they can talk to those who can relate.
" Talking to the doctors and nurses are one thing but talking to people who have gone through it or went through it, that meant a lot," said Gwen Munden, whose husband Larry gave her a kidney five years ago.
They said it was like hitting the lottery.
Now, Belle's mission is that others get to enjoy life's riches, too. "Why send your organs to heaven, when heaven knows we need them here."
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WLH, I never grew any plums back home in east-central AL; just relied on the native Chickasaw types. But, my understanding is that some of the AU (my alma mater, WarDamnEagle!) selections are pretty good - and they were bred in your neck of the woods. I've tried a number of plums, as well as some pluots, apriums, and peacotums here - all were a bust. But, the 'Guthrie' selection of P.angustifolium is a winner here - and the fruits have a peach-like flavor. If you like that sort of thing. |
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Spring Satin is supposed to be a good plumcot for the SE. I just put one in this winter. It was developed in Byron, Ga and is supposed to have good disease resistance. Reviews I've read on its flavor have also been good. You can also search GW as there are lots of threads about it. Additional info below. |
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6. C: Roger Miller accepted six Grammys in 1965 for his hit "King of the Road." This record stood until 1983, when Michael Jackson was loaded down with eight trophies.
7. B: Kris Kristofferson won the Best Country Song Grammy in 1971 for penning the hit "Help Me Make It Through the Night."
8. D: Richard Pryor's Bicentennial Nigger--easily the best comedy recording I've ever heard--deserved to receive the Best Comedy Recording Grammy in 1976. Surprisingly enough, it did.
9. C: The Edge did not thank Michael Collins while accepting a 1987 Grammy for his band, U2. He did, however, tip his hat to Walt Disney, Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Morris the Cat, Bob Dylan, Martin Luther King, Bishop Tutu, John the Baptist, Flannery O'Connor, Batman and Robin, and Ronald Reagan.
10. A: The Oak Ridge Boys picked up the Best Gospel Performance, Traditional, bauble for "Have a Little Talk With Jesus" in 1977. Perhaps the Grammy voters should have had a little talk with their shrinks.
11. A: Artist Robert Rauschenberg received the Best Album Package Grammy in 1983 for the limited-edition version of Speaking in Tongues, by Talking Heads. Rauschenberg's creation, which included movable translucent plastic discs on either side of the platter's container, has become a sought-after collector's item. You can't have mine.
12. C: "I Will Survive," by Gloria Gaynor, bested offerings by Earth, Wind & Fire, Donna Summer and Michael Jackson to take the 1979 Best Disco Recording Grammy.
13. A: Born to Run may have landed Bruce Springsteen on the covers of Time and Newsweek during the same week in 1975, but it earned him precisely zero Grammy nominations.
14. C: The Police were given the 1981 Best Rock Instrumental Performance Grammy for "Behind My Camel." Poor Frank Zappa wasn't even nominated.
15. C: The subtitle of "Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu," winner of the Record of the Year Grammy in 1958, is "Volare." It was sung by your favorite entertainer and mine, Domenico Modugno.
16. B: According to our Grammy friends, the Best Rock & Roll Recording of 1962 was "Alley Cat," by Bent Fabric. As if you didn't know.
17. D: A Hard Day's Night may have been a pretty good soundtrack, but it lost the 1964 Best Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or TV Show Grammy to Mary Poppins. Tish-tosh.
18. C: Roberta Flack won the first of two consecutive Record of the Year Grammys in 1972 for "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face." Think the Fugees knew that?
19. A: David Houston figured in three of the four country categories at the 1966 awards ceremony. He accepted salutes for Best Country & Western Recording and Best Country & Western Vocal Performance, Male--and his hit, "Almost Persuaded," was dubbed Best Country & Western Song. (Songwriter Billy Sherrill took that honor home.) No, I don't remember Houston, either.
20. C: As of 1991, at least twenty Grammys had been bestowed upon Sir Georg Solti, Quincy Jones and Henry Mancini. As for Bing Crosby, he'd gotten zip--although he did attain a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.
21. B: "Unforgettable," the 1991 Song of the Year, first charted for vocalist Nat "King" Cole and crotchety songwriter Irving Gordon forty years earlier, in 1951.
22. C: Can't Slow Down, by Lionel Richie, was voted 1984's Album of the Year. I'm sure nothing else even came close.
23. C: Return of the Jedi lost the Best Album of Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or a Television Special Grammy in 1983 to something far superior: Flashdance.
24. C: The extremely evil Kenny Loggins shared the 1979 Song of the Year Grammy with Michael McDonald for writing "What a Fool Believes." I think I'm going to be ill now.
25. D: Debbie Boone told interviewers that she sang her 1977 smash "You Light Up My Life" to God. I'm sure He appreciated it.
The contest's winner was Dan Province, from Arvada, who will receive the four-CD set Grammy's Greatest Moments for correctly answering all of the 25 questions enumerated above. Thanks to everyone else who played.
By the way, those of you interested in watching this year's Grammys in the company of people likely to groan when statuettes for Celine Dion start piling up can head to the Bluebird Theater, where the Wednesday, February 26, broadcast will be aired on the venue's big screen. But Bluebird co-owner Evan Dechtman is just as interested in hyping an event set for Thursday, February 20. "It's called 'Zoot Suit,'" he says, "and we're trying to capture the original time of the mambos, ballroom dancing, swing dancing, jump-swing and all the other music that's so in vogue. Two groups, the Savoy Orchestra and Club Tropicale, will be offering up sounds, and a prize will be awarded for the best costume. The Mercury Cafe has been offering dances of this type for quite a while now, and their growing success no doubt inspired "Zoot Suit." But Dechtman, who hopes the bash will lead to a regular series of spectacles, is obviously a genuine fan of the music. "It's been a lot of fun to plan," he says.


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Todd Sindelar is accused of killing Matthew Boyer at Boyer's home.
Deputy County Attorney Ron Wirthwein refused comment, saying it's still an active case.
If convicted of first-degree murder, Sindelar faces up to life in prison without parole.
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By MARK MAZZETTI
WASHINGTON - The United States has expanded the role of American diplomats
in collecting intelligence overseas and at the United Nations, ordering
State Department personnel to gather the credit card and frequent-flier
numbers, work schedules and other personal information of foreign
Revealed in classified State Department cables, the directives, going back
to 2008, appear to blur the traditional boundaries between statesmen and
The cables give a laundry list of instructions for how State Department
employees can fulfill the demands of a "National Humint Collection
Directive" in specific countries. ("Humint" is spy-world jargon for human
intelligence collection.) One cable asks officers overseas to gather
information about "office and organizational titles; names, position
titles and other information on business cards; numbers of telephones,
cellphones, pagers and faxes," as well as "internet and intranet
`handles', internet e-mail addresses, web site identification-URLs; credit
card account numbers; frequent-flier account numbers; work schedules, and
other relevant biographical information."
The cables, sent to embassies in the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Latin
America and the United States mission to the United Nations, provide no
evidence that American diplomats are actively trying to steal the secrets
of foreign countries, work that is traditionally the preserve of the
nation's spy agencies. While the State Department has long provided
information about foreign officials' duties to the Central Intelligence
Agency to help build biographical profiles, the more intrusive personal
information diplomats are now being asked to gather could be used by the
National Security Agency for data mining and surveillance operations. A
frequent-flier number, for example, could be used to track the travel
plans of foreign officials.
Several of the cables also asked diplomats for details about the
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agencies of foreign countries.
The United States regularly puts undercover intelligence officers in
foreign countries posing as diplomats, but the vast majority of diplomats
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concern that State Department employees abroad could routinely come under
suspicion of spying and find it difficult to carry out their work or even
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Ronald E. Neumann, a former American ambassador in Afghanistan, Algeria
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"My concerns would be, first of all, whether the person could do this
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The requests made to State Department employees have come at a time when
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and a global hunt for militants. The Pentagon has also sharply expanded
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militant networks in various countries.
Unlike the thousands of cables, originally obtained by the anti-secrecy
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Rodham Clinton.
One of the cables, signed by Secretary Clinton, lists information
gathering priorities to American staff members at the United Nations
headquarters in New York, including "biographic and biometric information
on ranking North Korean diplomats."
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States and Britain eavesdropped on the conversations of Secretary General
Kofi Annan of the United Nations in the weeks before the invasion of Iraq
in 2003.
The requests for more personal data about foreign officials were included
in several cables requesting all manner of information from posts
overseas, information that would seem to be the typical business of
State Department officials in Asuncion, Paraguay, were asked in March 2008
about the presence of Al Qaeda, Hezbollah and Hamas in the lawless
"Tri-Border" area of Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina. Diplomats in Rwanda
and the Democratic Republic of Congo were asked in April 2009 about crop
yields, rates of H.I.V. contraction and China's quest for copper, cobalt
and oil in Africa.
In a cable sent to the American Embassy in Sofia, Bulgaria, in June 2009,
the State Department requested information about the Bulgarian
government's efforts to crack down on money laundering and drug
trafficking and for "details about personal relations between Bulgarian
leaders and Russian officials or businessmen."
And a cable sent on Oct. 31, 2008, to the embassies in Israel, Jordan,
Egypt and elsewhere asked for information on "Palestinian issues,"
including "Palestinian plans, intentions and efforts to influence US
positions on the Palestinian-Israeli negotiations." To get both sides, the
State Department also sought information on "Israeli leadership intentions
and strategy toward managing the US relationship."
Andrew W. Lehren contributed reporting from New York.
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Well, i was doing some asset works for a game for class- and my idea was involving space and asteroids, so i had to figure out how to make an asteroid look cool.
Anyways, i kinda figured out how to make one using photoshop, so i decided to post how i came to figure it out.
Basically i did a shape outline by creating a work space. All i really did was make a black background, and erase my shape.
Then i created a base shade for the contours of the rocky surface. I used a brush with 20% opacity, this shading has three levels.
This shade dither can be made by simply making differents layers for each level of darkness, then blurring a couple of times- then sharpening it.
After making the shading, you want to start making the craters inside of the asteroid, if you choose. Basically just make oblong shapes here and there, with depth illusions by making those larger borders as though from perspective. I used a 25% opacity for this.
Do a couple more layers on the craters if you want, to make the shading on the outlines more solid. This one added about 2 more layers of shade atop the base crater contours at about 25% opacity again.
Next you want to merge all the layers together, except for the black workspace layer. Then Sharpen the image of the merged layers. (Remember not to merge the black background with it)
After that, it's time to give it a texture. I personally have a large database of personal textures at my disposal, so you may have to make one yourself, or you could google one. This is mine.
Next, take the texture you've chosen and use a layer style on that merged image. use a pattern effect on "multiply" style. This'll leave the shaded craters in tact.
Almost at the end, you want to create shading once again to give some sort of depth. Just take a 20% opacity brush, creating a new layer atop the image, then just brushing away to find a shading you like. Finally, change the layer to be "Soft Light", thus lightly accenting the shades.
Merge the layers, and you have an asteroid. (probably a bit much to merge to one step of the tutorial, but it's not all that difficult, its just time consuming to get the shades) This is also where you can take the liberty to do some brightening up of the image.
The shading scheme i used was:
Annnd your done. Merge all the images except for the black background/workspace and do what you want with it.
And as always, use posterize/saving as gif to reduce color count. It helps save resources and reduce size.
Just use the magic selection tool to select the empty part of the black background/workspace,then switch to your image that was merged, and invert selection to delete the excess of the asteroid image. Create a stroke or something around it if you want a hard outline.
This would be my finished asteroid.
Ps: Some colors may seem really dark, or really discolored. Thats due to the fact that even after years of using photoshop, i can't get the images i make to match the contrast/ darkness of the images it saves as, so i usually have to brighten the images before i post them - and even then they look really dark and discolored still.
If somone could help with that, that'd be great :)
Anyways, hope this helps, i doubt it does, and i know its probably not very detailed- but oh well!


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Last Friday, I promised that I would share how to get a really dirty tub clean. You know, the kind that hasn't been cleaned in years and you don't know who has been in it. The kind where you demo the shower door and there is all sorts of treasures underneath. Well, I had planned on posting that "how to" today. I usually plan my posts out for the week each weekend. There is one little problem. I misplaced my phone. My phone has the pictures. So plan B was another post on my guest bathroom. I sat down ready to post and then I realized I left the camera in the car the Hubs has today. We went to a wedding this weekend and I took the camera. My job has me working really late tonight so that post would get out today if I waited until I got home….so plan c. Thanks for being flexible. Everyday in the summer, at work, I am surrounded by 400 kids age 7-13 and about 130 college-aged staff. I am sorry I might be a little sporadic. While there is no way around being a little sporadic for three months know that my goal is to be consistent. I don't want to neglect my faithful readers by not posting or giving poor content. So please bear with me, I am so sorry.
So Plan C's post is inspired by my recent trip to Arkansas for a wedding. I realized I had not finished a few posts about the wedding that I decorated a few months ago. It was a lot of work, a lot of fun, and it proves you can do a lot with a little money and a lot of help. Todays topic: The flowers.
We were not planning on having flowers on the tables at the reception. It wasn't in the budget so it was a no. I didn't know flowers would be in the plan until 10am the morning of the reception. Then…the bride's aunts came to town to help decorate the wedding ceremony (which I did not help with….my job was the reception). Their plan was to pick a few wild flowers for the ceremony but they exceeded their goal of a few and arrived at the wedding reception site about 10am with a HUGE bucket of beautiful wildflowers! I don't even want to know where they found them all but they all were in fact legal to pick wild flowers. The good thing was that I had vases…tons of thrift store vases painted white from my last wedding.
I called my friend who was on her way to help me. (I have great friends) She was 10 minutes from my house and went to my house to get my white vases out of storage. The funny part of the story was one of my best friend's and her family was staying at my house that weekend. Her three kids were asleep in the bedroom where I had the vases stored so I think Erika had to tiptoe around them to get them. Thank goodness I had them because this is how the flowers turned out:
If you don't have ton of money for flowers, plan your wedding around a time of the year where you like a particular wild flower in your home town. The bride did pay a florist for bouquets and boutineers. We used the extra on my fabric wreath's. It ended up looking like we had spent lots of money on flowers! If you choose to do this, you will have to do it the morning of the wedding and make sure you have water for them.
$0 for flowers! You gotta love that! I hope to be back on Wednesday with my bathtub post. I also hope I find my phone. I am pretty sure its hiding in my house somewhere. I really want to find my dog, but I have pretty much lost hope there. Oh well, at this point, I still have not lost my mind so I guess I am in good shape!
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Letter from Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Smith to an unknown correspondent. A merchant from Baltimore, Smith was a major-general of the Maryland militia in the American Revolution and War of 1812 and later a member of the United States House and Senate. This letter, dated November 11, 1777, was written from Fort Mifflin, which was the site of a battle between the Continental forces and British forces under the command of Admiral Howe.
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Lil Dicky is the voice of the voiceless. In an era where rap is dominated by racial, social, and economic minorities, LD decided to put the upper-middle class on his frail, Jewish shoulders.
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Our sexy and brilliant doctor is building a new sex toy for her own pleasure. She's using government money to fund her naughty research and therefore must do it in secret. What do you think guys would do, if they discovered her fresh cute toy?
Creating a sexy toy meant to pleasure every man in the world is no easy task. These guys will have a lot of fun programming this cute thing to fulfill even their wildest dreams. Extensive beta testing is about to begin!
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In future, things are not what they seem to be. This beautiful woman will be exposed as spybot working for a foreign company, after she's thoroughly fucked, fingered and licked by that horny secretary.
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There is a major demand in the field of Graphic Arts today and there are a lot of very good local Graphic Art Schools out there that offer the training to lead a person to an interesting and exciting career in a field that has a vast amount of promotion potential. The artwork usually involves the presentation of an existing text combined with imagery developed by the designer and just about everyone in our world today uses these Graphics in one way or another. Logos and advertisement is a basic need for nearly any business. Some of the employment opportunities that can be gained from the classed offered is Advertising/Commercial Design, Animation, Desktop Publishing, and Illustration. Production Artist and Web Design graduates are also in great demand. These careers can be very lucrative and offer many other rewards. The classes that the local Graphic Art Schools offer any and all subjects needed in the field starting with an introduction to Graphic Arts and Printing which covers everything from the original thought process through the completed process of printing. The instructors will teach the student, step by step, which software is needed for accomplishing the type of art that you most want to do and how to use it. This is needed by the artist because he or she must develop an eye for what the finished product will look like to successfully create the design. From this point, the student will learn Digital Publishing I, II, and III, which teaches such things as how to create layers in design and how to comply with customer orders.
Pleasanton Nursing & Rehabilitation Center
300 Neal St, Pleasanton, CA 94566
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M Hm A Nursing Corporation
4451 Gale St, Livermore, CA 94550
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Kindred Nursing and Healthcare - Livermore
76 Fenton St, Livermore, CA 94550
(925) 443-1800 Write a review -
Parkmont Rehab & Nursing Care Center
2400 Parkside Dr, Fremont, CA 94536
(510) 793-7222 Write a review -
Monarch Christian Schools
38895 Mission Blvd, Fremont, CA 94536
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Fremont Christian Schools
1 Att Way, Fremont, CA 94536
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Nursing Styles
1217 Newpark Mall, Newark, CA 94560
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Fremont Christian Schools
4760 Thornton Ave, Fremont, CA 94536
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Bay Area Optical Schools
4 Union Sq Ste I, Union City, CA 94587
(510) 429-5820 Write a review -
Livermore Area Recreation & Park District
5757 Haggin Oaks Ave, Livermore, CA 94551
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Quarry Lane School
6363 Tassajara Rd , Dublin, CA 94568
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Livermore Playschool
5261 East Ave, Livermore, CA 94550
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Attitude Aviation
299 W Jack London Blvd, Livermore, CA 94551
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Sunset Christian Elementary and Preschool
2200 Arroyo Rd, Livermore, CA 94550
(925) 243-0972 Write a review -
LifeLink CPR and Safety Training
Covering The East Bay Area V , Livermore, CA 94551
(925) 289-4129 Write a review -
Sunset Elementary
1040 Florence Rd, Livermore, CA 94550
(925) 292-8094 Write a review
More on Graphic Arts Schools
Almost anyone can attend the schools that teach Graphic Arts. For those that have an income level that does not generate enough to pay for these classes there is an abundance of financial aide available. There are government grants that individuals can file for that will cover all expenses, including books and supplies, and student loans are there to help support a student while attending classes. These loans are guaranteed by the government and are set to be repaid after the student has graduated and has found substantial employment. There are financial aide councilors at virtually every school that will explain about these grants; how to get them and what they will cover. This is one of the most rewarding and enjoyable fields to get into in the world today and it should offer the flexibility for a person to use his or her imagination in order to produce work that not only can make them proud, but that others will appreciate as well. Many people notice good artwork and will find your work fascinating. If you could be interested in becoming a talented and gifted artist, then find the local Graphic Arts School in your area and find out just what they have to offer.


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The First Lady paid a visit to the James J. Peters VA Medical Center in New York City wearing an autumnally-hued blouse from Peter Pilotto. Mrs. Obama matched her wide-leg trousers to the top's black collar.Read MoreLess


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Both Ugg and Love From Australia sell footwear. While Ugg is mostly known for their signature fleece line boots, especially outside Australia, Ugg makes and sells other kinds of footwear aside from the ugg boots. Either brand makes great Australian sheepskin boots and it really just depends on the style, color and price of the boot you want rather than the brand. Both brands get good reviews regarding quality and they also source their materials from the same locations. The difference between ugg and love from australia comes down to price and style. Both are great quality, source their skins from Australia and have the boots sewn in China.
Do not Fake It
But at all costs should you avoid fake synthetic versions of the Ugg boot, those not made with sheepskin or other leathers. Uggs are lined with thick fabric inside the boot which makes it comfortable and warm but also prone to molds, bacteria growth and odours. Using synthetic material on the exterior of the boot only makes this worse because synthetics cannot breath and they trap moisture inside the boot. This means that your boot will remain a damp hotbed for growing bacteria and accumulating smell.
UGG Australia
Creator of the Ugg classic, these boots were first worn by Australian surfers during the 60s. Why would anybody want to wear boots on the beach? That remains a mystery only the Australians would known. These boots are known for being soft and warm but also being a ghastly shape of ugly. Every fashion advice would have something to say about the Ugg boot which would be do not wear it. However, for most who care more for comfort would go for an Ugg before even considering those insane back breaking heels that fashion advice givers tell everybody to wear. The only problem with super soft and warm is that it thins very quickly. And when you pay premium dollar for a pair of boots, thinning soles are uppers are not what you want. Quick thinning is not a manufacturing defect, its just because of normal use. You can tell you have authentic Uggs because Uggs Australia has started putting in reflective security stickers on their boots to mark their products as authentic.
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LFA does not just sell ugg style boots, they have an entire array of accessories and footwear to shop from, but regarding the boots are not too bad. They cost a lot though, only slightly cheaper than Ugg brand boots. They look just as ugly as regular uggs and there really no difference or very little difference from the outside. You get all the classic tall ugg boots but in less selection that on Ugg. There is also the option for fake fur for the vegans, but products in faux fur are not always available. But what is really great about LFA is that they frequently have sales and you can even pre-order something from their shop on their website. Check out their 10 and 50 sale items.


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GARY | Methodist Hospitals, with locations in Gary and Merrillville, donated 44 boxes of supplies to support The Salvation Army's Adult Rehabilitation Center in Gary.
The 44 boxes contained daily necessities many people take for granted, such as razors, shaving gel, lotion, deodorant, toothbrushes and toothpaste, slippers, combs, soap and shampoo.
"We are proud to be able to support the Salvation Army's Adult Rehabilitation Center in Gary, as this program is essential to the community," said Ian McFadden, president and CEO of Methodist Hospitals.
The ARC Center in Gary is a drug and alcohol rehabilitation program that provides spiritual, social, and emotional assistance for men who have lost the ability to cope with their problems and provide for themselves.
The facility offers residential housing, work, and group and individual therapy, all in a clean, wholesome environment. The physical and spiritual care that program participants receive prepares them to re-enter society and return to gainful employment.
A long-term commitment of at least six months is required, so patterns of poor decision-making can be broken and replaced with positive life choices -- changes that will help them become productive citizens of the community.
Many of those who have been rehabilitated are reunited with their families and resume a normal life.
Every potential participant undergoes a comprehensive intake interview to ensure the ARC program is the best possible match for them. If the interview process determines it is not a good match, every effort is made to refer the individual to a program that will fit their particular needs.
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Fri, Oct 18, 13 at 20:56
Just bought this relatively small one, ~11 inches tall. I wish I also took pics of open flowers in the store. Once the flower opens, it reveals several cream-colored little balls inside. I did not look too closely, but I did notice those. |
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- Posted by hotdiggetydam 10 (My Page) on Sat, Oct 19, 13 at 12:11
looks like an Aechmea Chantini |
- Posted by greentoe357 7b NYC under lights (My Page) on Tue, Nov 12, 13 at 13:25
"flower thingy" ??? |
"flower thingy" ??? |
- Posted by greentoe357 7b NYC under lights (My Page) on Fri, Nov 15, 13 at 11:17
Inflorescence is the name, I think. I was not sure if it's one flower or several. |
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- Male / Female, age max. 22 years old nd preferably not married
- SMA/SMK or equivalent with experience in Administration / Finance min. 1 year
- Computer literate min MS Office (Word and Excel).
- Able to riding a motorcycle and have SIM C
- Understanding in Accounting and Financial Administration.
- Having good communication skills.
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The Speaker may have hired Paul Clement without legal or fiscal authority to do so, risking criminal charges. Spending federal funds without explicit legislative authorization or appropriation is a violation of federal law that carries a fine and a possible prison sentence.
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Inventions happen out of necessity. Early in his career, Seamless Gutter Corporation (SGC) founder Robert "Bob" Carter, Sr., had a busy window manufacturing business. Satisfied with friendly, prompt, accurate, and cost efficient products and service, SGC homeowners and builder clients often inquired what other services Bob could offer. The answer: pre-painted, no leak guttering— rain gutter without seams.
Bob located one of the few "seamless" gutter roll formers in existence and began making the now familiar K-Style gutter roll formed from prefinished aluminum stock.
The heritage of SGC and Bob Sr.helping homeowners to greater maintenance freedom was developed further. Complete exterior remodeling was soon to be available.
Today, the modern home owner couldn't imagine managing their home exterior without guttering that does not leak and requires continual maintenance.
Established in 1963, the original Seamless Gutter Corp. (now SGC Exteriors) has grown into a thriving family owned business, still listening to customer requests and finding the right exteriors solutions for the best value. Using exciting design, durable materials and dependable, professional service, SGC Exteriors can show you how new architectural details, siding, windows, doors and guttering systems can really add performance and beauty to your home. And as an added benefit to our customers, SGC Exteriors has added a new Design Center, where making exterior choices is easier than ever!
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There seems to be a lot of basic rub 'n' tug joints in the Scarborough area. I'm referring to those $40/30 min rubs which include the tug.
It seems all the "basic" spas are out in the East end. Are there any of these in the Etobicoke/Mississauga area?
They don't generally have to be asian places, though most of them probably are anyways.
I guess you can treat this as another "cheap release list" type posting, but only for the West end. I did go through that original posting, but most of it was from a couple of years ago, so I'm assuming a lot has changed.


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Micromax Canvas 3, Successor of Micromax Canvas HD Rumors Begin in India
Mumbai: Micromax, the number one manufacturing Indian company released its flagship handset A116 Canvas HD. The device was a great success which is evident from it sales. With the success of the handset, there are many speculation on the next handset that Micromax will be releasing. It is expected that the company will launch a successor of Canvas HD device. The new handset is likely to be names A120 Canvas Pro HD or Canvas 3.
Recently there were reports that Micromax is working on a handset that will be an addition to the Canvas lineup. The handset will be a high end smartphone that will compete with the likes of Sony Xperia Z, HTC Butterfly and Samsung Galaxy S4. It is thus expected that it is likely to come with the specifications that are similar to its competitors.
A120 Canvas Pro HD is expected sport full HD display with 1080 p. It is likely sport 13 megapixel camera. It comes with better sensor and 3D compatibility. Micromax new phablet is expected to be powered by 2 GHz quad core Cortex A7 processor. The chip inside is PowerVR series 5XT GPU with 2 GB RAM. It also features hyper threatening technology.
The display of Canvas 3, according to the reports is 5 inch and it will have the protection of Corning gorilla glass. It is likely to equip with 3.2 megapixel front camera and dual LED flash support. It supports dual SIM support. It is provided with 8 GB of internal storage. Memory can be extended up to 64 GB via micro SD card slot. Canvas 3 may have a powerful 3000 mAh battery and it is expected to runs on Android 42.1 Jelly Bean operating system. The device is expected to be priced in the range of Rs. 18,000 to Rs. 20,000. This price is expected to be in competition with the other high end mobile phones available in the market.
According to another report, Snapdeal which was selling Canvas HD now received fresh stocks and the device will be dispatched to the consumers who placed orders with the online retailers. The backlog of the booking will also be cleared by 26th March, Snapdeal claims.
This is not the first time that there are rumors about Canvas 3, the successor of A116, Canvas HD.


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