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Now that 2014 has come to a close, we're looking back at what an eventful year it was! From our work to empower individuals and organizations on the ground, to important voting rights victories in the courts, we celebrate the accomplishments of Project Vote and our allies in 2014, and we're ready to keep up the fight in 2015.
For 20 years now, Project Vote has been on the front lines of voter engagement: working hard to bring meaningful voter registration assistance to youth, people of color, and lower-income Americans. Today, I want to draw your attention to a recent article that confirms how impactful this work is.
"We are grateful for Senator Durbin's leadership in convening this hearing. The end of a Congress is indeed a good time to take stock: of progress made, of work left undone, of prospects for the future. With the imminent change in the balance of power, the end of this Congress is a particularly good time. We will restrict our comments to issues related to the right to vote in this country, though of course there are many other civil and human rights to be considered by the Subcommittee.


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Several weeks ago, Trend Hunter started breaking the news about Untooning, the process of transforming cartoons into art.
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Three of my favorite toon characters: hilarious Little Stewie and Peter Griffin from Family Guy and have been beautifully remade or humanized and so has Marge Simpson from The Simpsons. Betty Boop and The Little Mermaid were also skillfully Photoshopped as were a number of other cartoons but we don't have enough space for the rest.
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Event Title: | Jack Davis Discussion & Exhibition Reception | |
Where: | Georgia Museum of Art - Athens | |
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This fall, the Georgia Museum of Art presents "Beyond the Bulldog: Jack Davis," an exhibition that will go deeper into Jack Davis' career than the sports and caricature work for which he is best known, focusing on his black-and-white drawings in particular. The exhibit opens on Saturday, November 3rd, and the next day, Sunday, November 4th, curator Patrick Dean, a cartoonist himself who sits on the board of the Jack Davis Foundation, will give a talk from 3:00 to 4:00 PM with a reception to follow. Dean says, "The point of the show isn't to shun his more popular sports drawing, but to bring attention to his work that may not be as well known to the general public. Visitors may recognize some of these images, but I hope they appreciate the level of detail Davis put into his work. Some of that detail gets lost when the images are shrunk down and printed on paper stock of varying quality. Studying Jack Davis' crosshatching and brushwork will be a real treat to anyone who's admired this man's work." The Georgia Museum of Art is located at 90 Carlton Street in Athens, GA, at the University of Georgia. This exhibit runs through January 6th, 2013. |
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The Georgia Museum of Art has long offered its audiences a world-class art experience. As both an academic museum and the states official art museum, it serves not only the University of Georgia population, but also the owners of its permanent collection, the citizens of Georgia, through award-winning exhibitions, publications and programming. | ||


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Paradisos Hills, Cyprus: hotel review
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Paradisos Hills, in Cyprus, is a Lysos hotel offering spacious rooms, excellent dining and a rustic vibe.
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Marc Dubin has been writing about Greece for over three decades, Cyprus for over two. He is the author of several books including the Rough Guides to Greece, the Greek Islands, and Cyprus. He has also written about Greek cuisine, Greek music and Greek real estate.
Who goes?
Cypriots and foreigners (primarily British and central European); small wedding parties.
Atop a knoll 1km east of Lysós, 16km from Pólis, at the very edge of thick forest with not a villa project or fire scar in sight (for now).
Folkloric/rustic though thankfully not kitsch, with stone cladding, and stone flags underfoot, nearly everywhere, except around the large, sheltered pool below the restaurant terrace.
Assiduous management and a warm welcome by the owners Niki and Soula, and reportedly near-flawless staff; a feminine touch is evident in various details. Hotel may close one month mid-winter (Feb).
The 15 rooms are spacious and in subdued taste, with solid (not veneered) dark-wood furniture, terracotta tiles underfoot, pale soft furnishings, mostly double beds, mini-fridges and (except for 5 which face inland) sweeping sea and hill views from the balconies. Merely functional bathrooms by contrast don't quite measure up. In-room 'internet access' may be via cable, not Wi-Fi, and charged for (free Wi-Fi in common areas).
Food and drink
It's rare to find a Cypriot hotel where you'd show up just to eat, but that's one of the main attractions here. The Sunday buffet lunch (with lots for vegetarians) is something of a local institution; there's also a Friday-night Indian buffet. Contents of the buffets go quickly, though à la carte food is available all day. Niki leads one- and three-day Cypriot cooking courses.
Value for money
Excellent, and half-board is obviously the way to go here (there aren't any other eateries nearby anyway). Nov–Jan HB rates (excluding Christmas week) are £79, rest of year £106, double occupancy.
Access for guests with disabilities?
One ground-floor room has been adapted.
In part – two rooms interconnect for family use, cots/cribs available. No special kids' activities, though.
Address Lysós village outskirts, above Pólis
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Your claims are baseless & lame! F ck the constitution & them old ass white racist crackers that wrote it & if you feel the same as they, f ck you to. Get over it. What ya'll think if you say it enough times the shyt will come? Face the fact that a blackman is running what use to be known as a white country, lives in the white house, & doesn't see eye to eye with your kind of white people, TRASH! Now tell thee barry you keep mentioning that!EVERY gutless coward who serves in the U.S. Congress, knows that Barry soetoro, AKA Barack Hussein Obama, is an illegitimate president.
They know because all of them received a package with the proof.
Every Congressperson and judge who has refused to uphold the Constitutional requirement of Natural born citizenship for the Presidency, shares the blame for allowing an ineligible usurper to bankrupt this nation and shred our Constitution.
All have committed a gross act of treason against this country,
Every Congressperson and judge who has refused to uphold the Constitutional requirement of Natural born citizenship for the Presidency, shares the blame for allowing an ineligible usurper to bankrupt this nation and shred our Constitution.
All have committed a gross act of treason against this country, and is responsible for Allowing this country to have one of the most the most corrrrupt Governments on earth!
The Obama Administration is certainly the most corrupt US pResidentialAdministration in US History.
This is just what you would expect from a man who has no respect for the Constitution or the rule of law including Constitutional rights.
Barack Obama, our next President
"The road ahead will be long. Our climb will be steep," Obama cautioned. Young and charismatic but with little experience on the national level, Obama smashed through racial barriers and easily defeated ...
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That's ok, I've got lots of forunes where that one came from |
Jan 19, 2013
Direction of country on wrong track (1/7 - 1/15):
NBC News/WSJ - 57%(versus 35%) ABC News/Washington Post - 58%(versus 37%) Rasmussen - 57%(versus 36%) http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other... (Why exactly does President Obama think he has some sort of "mandate" again?) |
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Isn't the irony tasty? |
Jan 19, 2013
try this one.... On Wednesday President Obama announced several gun-control proposals. Among them: requiring background checks for all gun buyers and banning military-style assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. The poll asked about these as well as other possible ways to reduce gun violence.(A portion of the interviews were conducted before Obamas formal announcement.) The most popular suggestions are requiring criminal background checks on all gun buyers (with 91 percent favoring this proposal), providing services for mentally ill people who show violent tendencies(89 percent) and improving enforcement of existing laws (86 percent) Large majorities also favor mandating mental-health checks on gun buyers (83 percent) and requiring criminal background checks on anyone buying ammunition (80 percent). Smaller majorities favor putting armed guards in schools (60 percent), banning high-capacity clips (56 percent), banning assault weapons (54 percent), and reducing access to violent movies and video games(52 percent). The least popular suggestion tested -- and the only one a majority opposes -- is allowing teachers and school officials to carry guns on school grounds (42 percent favor, 52 percent oppose). http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/01/18/fo... and maybe we should ask Dick Morris about polls not meaning a thing? hell, ask any of you nutjobs. you all got it wrong. do you like looking like losers? is it some kind of pity thing?'Maybe they'll feel sorry for us.'? i must admit....i do feel a bit sorry for your ilk. it's just sad. so out of touch with the mainstream while thinking you're on top of the issues. |
Jan 19, 2013
prove it punk. |
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Jan 19, 2013
Carol admitting her party is so pathetic that it couldn't even beat a President like Obama? |
Jan 19, 2013
New Yorker - After Hurricane Sandy, Pew Research Center showed Obama taking a 3 point lead over Romney: 50% to 47%. Just a week before, Pew showed the race level. The day before Sandy came roaring ashore, Romney was still ahead by almost a point in the Real Clear Politics poll of polls which averages out the individual surveys. After the hurricane, President Obama steadily closed the gap and moved into a slight lead - Obama 47.9%, Romney 47.4%. http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/johncas... Apparently, the polls were pretty accurate. They also prove Hurricane Sandy helped President Obama win a second term. |
Jan 19, 2013
Because of the shit like you just posted. Only the weak minded would fall for the Fear Game played by the Frightwing. |
Jan 19, 2013
Give us that 'i only got a 6 percent raise' whiney story....thats a knee slapper |
Jan 19, 2013
Prove what hillbilly? I just proved you're my chimp. |
Jan 19, 2013
Lol! Looks like your God was on Obamas side. Can you find the Fox News polls that had Romney winning? Why do you let them lie to you? |
Jan 19, 2013
Most Filipinos with Hispanic names will tell you they don't like our leader especially the ones that work at McDonalds at five points in Norfolk, but they will find a way to cover it up and lie, the manager there is very worried about the her taxes with all the money she is getting and making and still wants more, she has not learn the word called share.
Jan 19, 2013
Dick Morris of Fox News;
4. Obama has no chance of getting re-elected. Said Morris to Sean Hannity: âThere Is No Chance That Obama Will Get Re-electedâ¦..Zilch, none, zip, nadaâ Reality: President Obama was re-elected. 5. Romney will beat Obama by a landslide. Said Morris on Fox News Sunday: âRomney will win by a very large margin â a landslide if you will.â Reality: President Obama beat Romney by a very large margin, particularly in the electoral college. A landslide if you will. |
Jan 19, 2013
Dick Morris visited the Hannity show tonight to explain how he got it so wrong with his prediction of a âlandslideyâ Romney win. After blaming Hurricane Sandy and acknowledging that he got it âdead wrongâ about the demographic turnout, Morris made a jaw-dropping admission. That his prediction was designed to help turn around Romneyâs failing campaign.
Morris hinted at what was to come when he said early on,âI called it as I saw it from the polling and I did the best I could and I also worked very hard for Romney.â That right there is disturbing. Morris is billed by Fox News as a âpolitical analystâ and is usually introduced on the air, as he is in this segment, as âformer Clinton advisor.â And he did not disclose that he was working for Romney when he made his predictions, at least none that I saw. But later, Morris openly admitted his prediction was an election ploy: Sean, I hope people arenât mad at me about it⦠I spoke about what I believed and I think that there was a period of time when the Romney campaign was falling apart, people were not optimistic, nobody thought there was a chance of victory and I felt that it was my duty at that point to go out and say what I said. And at the time that I said it, I believe I was right. In other words, donât hold a grudge because was only trying to help the home team. I'm not sure who is signing Morris' paycheck other than Fox, but I've got news for them. You're not getting your money's worth out of this really bad liar. |
Jan 19, 2013
Renig = shift change at Mc Donalds . |
"It's always darkest 'fore dawn" Since: Jul 08 20,643 When's dawn? |
Jan 19, 2013
Hey, you stupid git, did you perchance mean giddy? I'm thinking that when this current generation of Gruesome Old Pervs die off, America's IQ average will got up by thirty points. |
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What're ya stupid? You just said it: RUSH10ME wrote: <quoted text>Polls don't mean a damn thing |
Jan 19, 2013
That's for sure, lets hope they haven't passed on their ignorance to their offspring |
Jan 19, 2013
'We' could not beat.... Fwee iphones Fwee rent Fwee abortions Fwee foodstsamps Fwee pills Fwee retirement Fwee insurance Et al..... |
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VATICAN CITY (AP) — New questions arose about how much influence Pope Benedict XVI will exert over his successor Thursday after the Vatican confirmed that Benedict's closest adviser would continue to serve him as a private secretary while running the new pope's household.
For a second day of his emotional farewell tour, Benedict sent a pointed message to his successor and to the cardinals who will elect him about the direction the Catholic Church must take once he is no longer pope. While these remarks have been clearly labeled as Benedict's swansong before retiring, his influence after retirement remains the subject of intense debate.
Benedict's resignation Feb. 28 creates an awkward situation — the first in 600 years — in which the Catholic Church will have both a reigning pope and a retired one. The Vatican has insisted that Benedict will cease to be pope at exactly 8 p.m. on the historic day, devoting himself entirely to a life of prayer.
Benedict confirmed that on Thursday during a farewell audience with a few thousand priests who live and work in the diocese of Rome, saying that he would remain "hidden" to the world in retirement.
"Even as I retire now in prayer, I will always be close to all you and I am sure that you will be close to me, even if to the world I remain hidden," he told the priests.
But the Vatican confirmed that Benedict's trusted private secretary, the 56-year-old Monsignor Georg Gaenswein, would remain in that post and live with Benedict in a converted monastery in the Vatican gardens. He will also go to work every day in the Apostolic Palace, where he is prefect of the papal household, a job he has had for just over two months.
That dual role would seem to bolster concerns expressed privately by some cardinals that Benedict — by staying inside the Vatican and having his confidant working for the new pope — would continue to exert at least some influence on the new papacy and the governance of the church.
Asked about this potential conflict, Vatican spokesman the Rev. Federico Lombardi said Thursday that the job of prefect is very technical, organizing the pope's audiences, and has no real governmental or doctrinal role to it.
"In this sense this won't be a profound problem I think," he said.
After the pope, Gaenswein is the most visible figure at the Vatican. Dubbed "Gorgeous Georg" for his good looks, he was featured on the cover of the Italian edition of Vanity Fair last month under the headline "It isn't a sin to be beautiful."
He has been Benedict's private secretary since 2003, though the two worked together for a number of years before that at the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, which Benedict headed before becoming pope in 2005. He is almost always by the pope's side: holding his glasses for him, driving with him in the popemobile during foreign visits, taking walks with him.
Gaenswein clearly has the trust of Benedict: He could have been tarnished by the scandal over the leaks of papal documents last year, since the thefts took place right under his nose. Instead, Gaenswein was promoted to prefect of the papal household after the pope's ex-butler was convicted of aggravated theft.
The new pope can replace Gaenswein as soon as he is elected, and it has long been rumored that Gaenswein at some point would be appointed archbishop in his native Germany. But at least for the near-term transition, Gaenswein's role as a close collaborator both with a current and former pope poses some potential problems, said John Thavis, retired Vatican correspondent for the Catholic News Service and author of a new book on the Holy See.
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Over a hundred residents of New Hanover County gathered today to rally in opposition to Titan. The cement company took a significant step towards coming to Castle Hayne earlier this week when they were issued an air quality permit by the DAQ. Protestors say they are not happy with the permit and plan to end the momentum that Titan is building.
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Dozens of police officers and sheriff's deputies converged on downtown Wilmington this weekend. No, it wasn't a drug bust or a stand-off, it was a shoot out... on the basketball court.
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The New Hanover boys basketball raced out to an early lead and never looked back in Saturday's 4-A East Regional final. The Wildcats beat Hoke County 81-48, advancing to the NCHSAA 4-A State Championship.
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VIENNA — OPEC oil ministers reached quick agreement Friday on keeping output targets steady but deferred solutions on how to deal with surging U.S. shale oil production and internal rivalries denting the organization's image of unity.
The 12-nation oil cartel's decision on keeping the status quo on production of 30 million barrels a day was expected. The price for internationally traded benchmark oil is over $100 barrels a day, level most OPEC countries are happy with.
That's not the case for OPEC's customers. With Europe fighting a stubborn economic downturn and recovery weak in many other parts of the globe, most governments consider oil pricey, as do consumers at the gas pump.
But OPEC Secretary General Abdullah Al-Badry said much of the end price was due to add-ons beyond producers' control.
"'You fill your tank with cost of oil plus taxes," he told reporters. "If governments want to.... do something to the price, they should reduce their taxes."
In a post-meeting statement, the ministers suggested they could hold an emergency meeting on reducing output should market prices fall substantially. Analysts, however, said such a sharp drop in the markets was unlikely in the short run, despite generally tepid global economic growth.
"Geopolitical tensions are holding the price of oil high," said John Hall of Alfa Energy, alluding to turmoil in Syria and tensions over the nuclear program of OPEC member Iran. "OPEC doesn't have to act; the market is acting for it."
On Friday, the price of oil was down slightly, in line with global markets. Brent crude, a benchmark contract for many international oil varieties, was 70 cents lower at $101.49 a barrel on the ICE Futures exchange in London.
Beyond prices and output, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries faces more complex issues.
The rise in shale oil production in the U.S., the world's biggest economy, has an impact on OPEC as the country remains a main market for OPEC. Shale oil, which is extracted by combining horizontal drilling with a practice called hydraulic fracturing, helped lift the U.S.'s total output to a daily 7.4 million barrels per day this month.
The Paris-based International Energy Agency says U.S. shale oil production could top 9 million barrels a day by 2018, at the same time as Canadian production is also growing. This is expected to sharply reduce the U.S.'s dependence on OPEC oil.
It would also hurt OPEC's ability to influence market prices. OPEC's share of global oil production has been around 40 percent in recent years.
The group's powerhouse, Saudi Arabia, and its Gulf partners have the strength to adjust to cheaper oil prices. Saudi Oil Minister Ali Naimi on Friday called the extra supply from the United States "a welcome addition to the world."
Others, such as Iran, Venezuela and some African producers, disagree, saying they need the price of oil above $100 a barrel to do business.
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Sana Abid, an analyst with KBC Energy Economics, said the differing Saudi-Nigerian point of view reflected the "scope for discord" that could hurt the image of OPEC as acting with one voice on oil issues.
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Actually, I think it's a problem that the anti-systemd forces keep going on about "the unix way" and what-not... haven't they been paying attention to the way things really work? (Hint: if esr says it, it's probably not quite right. [1])
Perl kicked Bourne butt by merging nearly everything you want into one process-- that's something you'd think a sysadmin would've noticed.
It is however a point that betting your system security on a new, gigantic project is kind of dubious, and I have a lot of sympathy with people objecting to gratuitious changes that obsolete decades worth of learning on how to manage a unix box.
[1] The actual "Unix Way" is "do one thing sort-of-okay and trick it out with options, configuration files and customization languages until you can't tell if it's going to fry eggs or go to the bathroom".
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I voted yes he has a chance to win. I have not seen him fight but he did not get to be #1 in that weight class by not being good. Donaire has moved up in weight alot and he is the smaller man in this fight in my opinion.
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That's not how I meant it. I'm going to have to edit that. What I meant was that the guy is a good fighter. I'm not trying to talk down on Donaire's recent opposition those guys were good too but to be honest I think Nishioka is going to provide a better challenge.
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cherrypicking the #1 in the division and the real WBC sbw champ...i expect donaire to win, but i'm not ruling out the possibility that this will be a tough fight for donaire. nishioka is definitely going to make donaire work for that #1 spot.
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My first visit to HuHot and i really liked it. A nice selection of veggies, noodles and sauces. Love the fact that you can go back as often as you like.
My first visit to HuHot and i really liked it. A nice selection of veggies, noodles and sauces. Love the fact that you can go back as often as you like.
Much like BD's Mongolian Grill - but much faster at cooking your food. You put your choices of meats, vegetables, and sauces from a salad-bar-type display into a bowl and then give it to the grill guys to cook for you. The four of us in my family enjoyed each of our creations. All turned out delicious. Would definitely return.
Having really enjoyed eating at a couple BDs Mongolian Grill on previous USA Road Trips and discovering that there were no branches in any of the places we were visiting this year, we decided to try HuHot but it is on a much lower level than BDs and we would not return. We were quickly seated and the staff were... More
We used to have one in Michigan but it disappeared as quickly as it came. It is a pretty standard Mongolian grill - the staff is friendly, the food is fresh - it is in the mall - which I did not realize from the address but once I found it - I was very happy.
I have a family of 5 and we love coming here! We used to go to Ghengis before HuHot came to down. The kids really enjoy watching the chefs cook their food in front of them. They are so nice and entertaining. They smiled and even made small talk while cooking our food. The service was awesome as always, and... More
for a quick and low priced lunch. Children are able to chose what they want to it. Lots of frozen fish available. Every item is clearly marked .
You pick the ingredients, you watch them cook it. and you can go back for more. It's not fine dining, but it's still pretty darn good. Like a good Chinese buffet except crap isn't sitting around for who knows how long. It's pretty quick for lunch too, as long as it isn't too busy.
The food and service was very good today. Around $20 lunch for two, not too bad.
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Fresh choice of meats, fish and veggies. Service is quick and attentive. Smiles from the waiting staff. Interactive chiefs. Our glasses were never empty.
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Dr. Jonathan S. Ehrlich graduated from the University of Buffalo, SUNY School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences in 1967. He works in Norcross, GA and 2 other locations and specializes in Obstetrics & Gynecology. Dr. Ehrlich is affiliated with Northside Hospital. He speaks Chinese, English and Spanish.
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Unfortunately, I don't have a RH8.0 box any more. All of mine are at RH9. RH8 shipped with very old versions of the pygtk libraries, and I've had to code around a lot of bugs. In general, a segmenatation fault should never happen in python (the language that GRAMPS is written in). When this does happen, it usually means that a bug in the GTK libraries has been encountered. These can be rather difficult to track down. (GRAMPS bugs produce a python "traceback" message, which includes a lot of debugging information) One thing we probably need to determine is if this is unique to your system, or if it is a wide spread RH8 issue. Users on the list: Has anyone else encountered this problem? Don lyle@... wrote: >All, > >I've just downloaded the RPM for gramps-0.9.2-rc1, although I had also >previously tried the RPM for gramps-0.9.1. The first time I ran gramps, I >did get through the initial setup process, but it crashed after that (i.e. >when it tried to start up the main program). Any subsequent attempts to >start gramps also result in the crash, which manifests itself as a dialog >box titled "Error", and with the text: > >""" >Application "gramps" (Process XXXXX) has crashed due to a fatal error. >(Segmentation fault) >""" > >I'm running Red Hat Linux 8.0, with all of the latest updates applied. Will >be glad to provide information about installed RPM versions, etc. but wasn't >sure what's relevant. > >Thanks in advance for any suggestions, > >Lyle > > > |


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There are a couple of things, first of all, it may not represent a huge part of Harman's sales. It may be a big part of their US sales, but in a global market, that may not be a large part of the overall market for these products, especially with the US being possessed with digital so much now. While emerging markets are still largely film based.
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1005 Main Street, E1C 1G9 Moncton, Canada – Show map
Moderately high quality central location hotel. Room was spacious and quiet.
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The staff was really cool we will definitely stay again at crown plaza
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pool, hot tub, staff, quiet hotel, clean,
excellent buffet breakfast
They found me a DVD for my room. Staff was pleasant. Food was good.
Convenient location. Quiet and clean. Friendly staff. Would definately stay there again!
Free breakfast was excellent Nice rooms Helpful staff
We realized half way to moncton that we had forgot our 4 year olds lifejacket,when we got to the Crowne Plaza they went out and bought us some water wings,free of charge for us to use and keep!
Great value for what you pay. Very nice room and great location. Highly recommended!
The pool, hot tub and steam room were amazing!
Featuring a completely non-smoking environment along with an on-site restaurant, this Moncton, downtown New Brunswick hotel is close to local attractions including the Magnetic Hill Zoo.
The Crowne Plaza Hotel Moncton Downtown provides a variety of thoughtful on-site amenities, including a 24-hour fitness center. Guests can relax in the indoor saltwater pool, browse for snacks in the specialty store or enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner at the on-site T-Bones restaurant.
Magic Mountain Water Park, Crystal Palace Amusement Park, the Coliseum and Redball Sports Dome are only minutes from the Moncton Downtown Crowne Plaza Hotel. A number of local shops, restaurants and dining options are within a 2-minute walk of the hotel.
We speak your language! Hotel Rooms: 191, Hotel Chain: Crowne Plaza Hotels & Resorts. This property has been on Booking.com since Nov 25, 2009.
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Sauna, Fitness Center, Hot Tub, Indoor Pool
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Public parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs CAD 10 per day.
Room Service, Vending Machine (drinks), Vending Machine (snacks), 24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Currency Exchange, Baggage Storage, ATM on site, Concierge Service, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Business Center, Fax/Photocopying, Hair/Beauty Salon
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Latest booking: 5 hours agoFuture Inns Moncton Hotel and Conference Centre
Latest Booking: January 21
Located in the city centre, this Moncton property provides continental breakfast and free Wi-Fi. A refrigerator is featured in each room.
Score from 335 reviews
In downtown Moncton, the geographic center of the Maritimes, this contemporary hotel features modern amenities minutes from area attractions, such as the Petitcodiac River.
Score from 234 reviews
In Dieppe, this hotel is less than one mile from the Greater Moncton International Airport. An indoor pool is available along with rooms that include free Wi-Fi.
Score from 99 reviews
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Only 4 miles from Greater Moncton International Airport, Auberge Wild Rose Inn features a restaurant and bar. A hot breakfast and free Wi-Fi are provided.
Score from 172 reviews
pool, hot tub, staff, quiet hotel, clean,
room too small, didn't add up to what we were shown online for choices
Cheerful and very helpful staff eager to help. The buffet was very good and the restaurant and room service were excellent.
-beds were comfortable -close to downtown, we walked to the Old Triangle, great food! -quiet
television did not function , even after 2 calls at front desk .
They found me a DVD for my room. Staff was pleasant. Food was good.
Parking lot a muddy mess. Back entry run down. A little away from walking to downtown restaurant options.
Convenient location. Quiet and clean. Friendly staff. Would definately stay there again!
This is a complaint: We didn't just reserve this room with a credit card and not show up, the room was paid for. We were getting married Aug 23rd, my husband to be at the time, went to the hotel around 830 that morning to advise we were getting married at 3, the staff member he dealt with advised he could not give him a key until after 3. We showed up at 130am just to be told our room was given away. Why wasn't anything entered in the notes section about him being there earlier in the day?? I teared up, my husband kept asking "what about tonight?", the staff was apologetic and finally made a call to another hotel and put us up there. It was a horrible experience, especially on ones wedding night. We left our phone numbers and have not been called my management yet, it is now Sept 16th.
Free breakfast was excellent Nice rooms Helpful staff
would be nice to have rooms for families with more than 2 children. We had to get 2 rooms
Everything about this hotel is superb. It is staffed by very friendly people who ensured that we were happy and felt welcomed. The facility is beautiful, classy, and modern. We loved the pool. It is great that the facility also has an on-site fitness centre, playroom, and laundry room. Our hotel room was clean, spacious, and comfortable. A top-quality experience, overall.
T-Bones, the on-site restaurant, while very classy and upscale, does not have a child-friendly or standard-selection essence. Perhaps this hotel is more suited for adults with fine-dining tastes. However, it is so well located that restaurants are abundant within 2kms all around. Also, the parking lot needs to be resurfaced. Otherwise, we had an excellent experience all around.
The staff were excellent the room and facility very clean,nice clean pool and whirlpool no problem parking. Lobby was large two very helpful staff behind the desk elevators right around the corner and a little lemon water dispenser on the way great touch
I thought the hotel restaurant was a little pricey but there were plenty within walking distance that i could have went instead
We realized half way to moncton that we had forgot our 4 year olds lifejacket,when we got to the Crowne Plaza they went out and bought us some water wings,free of charge for us to use and keep!
Moderately high quality central location hotel. Room was spacious and quiet.
Great value for what you pay. Very nice room and great location. Highly recommended!
Friendly staff
The rooms could use some updating. Corridors smelled old.
Loved the friendly staff , location to down town was very convenient. Breakfast deal was excellent and the food tasty
Access to front for checking in had to lug luggage up a set of stairs
good location and nice beds
the elevators they took way to long
location to the down town district beautiful for walking and just sitting outside on the bench
The staff was really cool we will definitely stay again at crown plaza
Room size and pool area Friendly staff
slow elevators Credit card pre authorization without my knowledge
lobby was welcoming and clean business centre was great. Nice quiet working area and printer and photocopiers worked well. Color printer is an excellent touch.
The rooms were a bit old and musty. A ramp at the entrance would help with luggage. computers in the business center was slow. Needs powerpoint. I had to connect the printer to my laptop in order to print.
the staff were amazing,they are kind and helpful. they are interested to make us satisfy. every time i go there they make me happy
The beds were comfortable
We had to walk a block in the rain carrying our luggage because the deck was under construction. All they said to us was sorry. We won't stay there again. Soaking wet and unhappy with your hotel. Holiday Inn express has it all over you guys.
I've just departed the crowne plaza after shortening our stat due to the issues that came up during our stay. Having booked online I checked the hotels website along with booking.com and went a head and booked for 3 nighs, despite noticing a small note on their website saying they were doing construction on their lobby and parking - no big deal I thought. Upon arrival the lobby appeared to have completed the renovations to which I commented to the front desk agent how things looked great. That was the extent of our conversation about the renovations. Upon completing the check-in process I went to bring the car to the parking at the back of the hotel only to see a fence and a sign directing me across the street to the former mall parking lot - would have been nice to be told this at check in but again nothing major. We get situated and get up to our room which is quite nice. However on the end table I find a post card with a picture of the demolition of the former parkade next door that has a message in both French and English. The issue with this is that the English section informed me of the construction and apologized for the "convenience". Kind of chuckled to myself at the glaring error in that and chalked it up as though slightly unprofessional to be placed in guest rooms again not a big deal. The main issue arose after supper when the plan was to go for a swim before bed. We head down to the pool area and find signage telling us the pool is closed until further notice. When I go up to the desk to inquire on this I'm told it closed just after lunch, ( and therefore they would have known it was closed when I arrived at 4) due to the demo of the former parkade and safety concerns resulting from that, but that they had made arrangements for guests to use the hotel across the street.


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lol... we sure are helpful and supportive with your decision to explore downtown Freehold. The most covenient parking is the lot described by jsfien and jrvedivici Unfortunately, there don't seem to be anything really great in Freehold. There are a bunch okay restaurants, IMHO. Here's my list of places you might want to try (all walkable from that parking lot, the "downtown" is really a small area): There are a few places that i want to try but haven't had a chance to yet: There is also Empanada Guy restaurant but it is not in the town area. It's about a 5 minutes (or less) drive away in it's own strip mall. |
Recommendation for favorite Korean BBQ in NJ Good call. Totally forgot about this place. |
I like this place a lot too. |
Can someone do me (and probably the rest of the hounds) a favor and list the noodle places in Edison area? I know that Noodle Time in the new place near CoCo and isn't there another noodle place that replaced Noodlelious? And which one are the ones that was mentioned by BrianYarvin "Edison Noodle or Shanghai Noodle or King's Village" Thanks in advance. |
New restaurant coming to Freehold Raceway Mall crepe place is gone ?! that was quick....they just opened. |
New restaurant coming to Freehold Raceway Mall Yes, the crepes place has been there for a while. I tried it once; it is okay for a mall crepe place. |
New restaurant coming to Freehold Raceway Mall I remember East Brunswick Square was much worse... haven't been back lately though. |
New restaurant coming to Freehold Raceway Mall i noticed it closed on Jan 2nd. but i thought it was just because they were on vacation or something since it looks like it is run by a family. |
We went there a few weeks ago. Sichuan dishes and noodle dishes (Dan Dan Noodle) were still solid as they were before. |
Lunch Today at Shanghai Bun Matawan I would also like to recommend the pan fried buns. I actually like that more than their soup dumpling. Also if you happen to be there for weekend breakfast/brunch, try the Rice Roll. I also love their fresh warm soybean milk. I prefer the salty version over the sweet version. |
Matawan Update - West Lake, Pizza, etc. Went to West Lake a few weeks ago for Dim Sum only and didn't notice any problems. |
Excellent Value... New Ichiban 18 [East Brunswick] So I guess this is what replaced Shogun 18 ? Looked at the website, I guess they just turned Shogun into a typical Asian Fusion place (Thai, Chinese, Japanese (Sushi & Hibachi) ). |
When back for a second time to take advantage of the 25% off. Once again everything tasted good as expected. Service remains a minor issue because it is obviously a family run restaurant and the server aren't really professionals. Then again, I don't think any sensible person should look for outstanding service in these type of places. As long as they are friendly and willing to serve, I am fine with it. Although there are Little Saigon and Vietnam Bistro along route 9, this place is by far the closest to me. So for selfish reason, I really hope them do well. |
40th Birthday dinner - fun, not too expensive, central jersey If you like sushi / Asian food, get a party room in IchiUmi at Menlo Park. |
I would welcome an nice Irish Pub and shows soccer with open arms. |
Went there last night (Sat). |
Yeah, this is the route I usually go with. I was just wondering if there are places that I overlooked in the area. |
I didn't even know this place exist until recently. |
Mogo in Asbury Park has decent Korean fried chicken wings. |
I agree with you; not all chains are bad. In terms of chain vs. non-chain, in New Jersey, the non-chains are so hit or miss; if I am dining with my kids and/or my parents, going to a chain is sometimes just easier. I can expect a certain level of service and quality of food. And I can also count on them having kids menu. Back to a topic related to Texas Roadhouse, are there any medium priced non-chain steak house in the Freehold area that are any good? If I want a steak and don't want to pay $30+ per head, where can i go. I know there are some decent steakhouses in Red Bank and Asbury Park but they are all in the expensive side. For cheaper options, all I can think of are Outback, TR, Longhorn, and Charlie Brown... |
Any reviews of the new Ajihei (Princeton)? You might be right that the sushi chef retired. It almost sounds a non-Japanese owner took over place.... Hope we are both dead wrong on this because, like you mentioned, authentic Japanese place like this is almost non-existent in central NJ. |
Any reviews of the new Ajihei (Princeton)? "doing the dime-a-dozen fusion thing." |
Soil Solarization: Your experiences, please Understood, but I am not trying to make a new garden. |
Soil Solarization: Your experiences, please I am relatively new to growing vegetables in my yard. The past summer, the amount of weeds was out of control. I am in New Jersey, by the way. I read a few articles about soil solarization and it sounds like a solution to my problem. My question is should I just start cover the beds with plastic and leave them their over the winter so it will be ready when it's spring? Anyone has any experience with that? Thanks. |
Went there last Friday. I know nothing about Puerto Rican food but i enjoyed the Chicharon - 3 chunks of crispy pork shoulder with yellow rice & beans. Decent portion size but a little pricier than I expect from a food truck ($11.50 including tax). |
Taqueria Maria's Monroe Township, NJ Anyone? Drove by there a few times recently. Will probably try it out next week. The place looks really small. How is it inside? |
I held my wedding banquet there but it was 10 years ago. I had returned for a few other weddings with the most recent one about 3 years ago. Well, the banquet food is decent. It is comparable to what you get in Chinatown or Flushing in my opinion. It is definitely WAY better than Crown Palace in Marlboro; this i can say for sure. The service was excellent at my wedding. I have no complain but that was 10 years ago... I can't say i have seen any problem with their service in the other event i have attended there. I always felt the service at Sunny Palace's has always been good although i must say I am not someone that nitpicks on service usually. |
Asian Market on Route 35 in Middletown... bummer... i like that little store. If i live closer, i will probably go there more often. |
Taqueria Maria's Monroe Township, NJ Anyone? No, but I saw the great reviews on yelp so it is on my list. |


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Guest Blogger Gabe Couch: Designer at Few
I'm Gabe Couch, a designer and partner at Few. I'm also CEO of our internal startup, Tagless Style – an alternative online style service. Our group of friends launched a design and development conference in 2012 called Made by Few and last year Designed by Few which was a large part of launching Few, a mobile and web application development house. We are located in the center of Arkansas (The Natural State) and are working on creating a truly creative culture here. Continue Readering »
Speaking of Reading Blogs…
How are you reading your blogs? Is it through a bookmarked link in your browser, via a feed reader, direct e-mail or an app on your mobile device? And is there anything we could do to make Rhodia Drive more friendly towards your preferred method of delivery?
I used to use Google Reader as my primary blog reader until I found the FlipBoard app for my iPad – but I'm still always wondering if there is a neater or more efficient way to peruse content from the 150+ blogs I'm subscribed to. My inbox is a little too full for blog subscriptions and so I only receive a handful via e-mail.
I will find you on Instagram
I know that there are currently over 50 million Instagram users, me included. I know that we are snapping photos of things we love, manipulating the images, (often stacking filters from across multiple apps) tagging the images with a dozen keywords, then lovingly sharing them to the world. Continue Readering »
Plate Spinning – Any Tips?
I write, create art, teach, plan events, work on marketing, and sell my art. I keep a journal, about 3-4 individual project books, write in Scrivener and Google Docs, on index cards and tablets. I title, tag, keyword, place edited photos in sets and collections. I highlight quotes on my e-reader, underline and place flags in my books. I use a software calendar app synced to my phone & laptop. Admittedly, I'd love to hire someone to perform many of these functions but for now, it's all me and it isn't really pretty at times. Continue Readering »