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Allison Randal is chief architect and lead developer of the open source project Parrot. In over 25 years as a programmer, she has developed everything from games to linguistic analysis tools, e-commerce websites, shipping fulfillment, compilers, and database replication systems, worked as a language designer, project manager, conference organizer, editor, and consultant, been president of an open source software foundation, written two books, and founded a tech publishing company.
Recent Posts | All O'Reilly Posts Allison blogs at: I'll split my comments on the third draft of version 3 of the GPL over a series of posts, each focused on one aspect of the license. The User Products clause has appeared in every draft of the GPLv3, in... read more I just got back from a round-the-world trip, researching trends for Radar. In Melbourne, Australia, I met with Pete Yandell and Matthew Walker from Alien Camel (the creators of AlienCamel.com, 9cays, and Monkey On Your Back). One interesting data point... read more Grassroots Marketing, Singing Labels, Free TV, and more ETech is just around the corner. These are a few sessions I'm particularly looking forward to: Community Marketing: Your Customers in Charge: Web 2.0 wunderkinders Tara Hunt and Chris Messina walk through the fundamentals of grassroots community development and how... read more If you have a few moments while you download Feisty Fawn, wander over to the Ubuntu Live conference site. Registration is now open, together with a full listing of the sessions and tutorials for the conference. Ubuntu Live is co-presented... read more Ubuntu's 7.04 release, code-named "Feisty Fawn" went out today. Downloads are slow from the main site, but the Ubuntu mirrors are rapidly updating. The release is joined by an announcement from Sun and Canonical that Feisty includes Sun's Java core... read more Open Source Alternative Energy This comment, on Red Hat's new venture promoting the open source philosophy outside traditional software arenas, hits a point that has bothered me since O'Reilly started to enter the alternative energy space last year. Take alternative energy inventions and open... read more GPLv3, Linux and GPLv2 Compatibility The Linux kernel—the core piece of source code on which all distributions of Linux are based—is released under the GPLv2 license. Not the "GPL version 2, or any later version", but explicitly GPL version 2. 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If you're looking for hope that Linux will focus more... read moreJanuary 09 2008 The Linux Foundation published a podcast interview with Linus Torvalds this week, the first in a new series. The interview covers a broad range of topics related to Linux, but towards the end spotlights the subject of licensing. As I... read moreOSCON 2008 Call for Participation January 07 2008 The call for participation for the 2008 O'Reilly Open Source Convention is out. This year marks the 10th anniversary of OSCON, of the Open Source Initiative, of Mozilla, and of the term "Open Source", so a huge celebration is in... read moreDecember 12 2007 The economics of hardware subsidization aren't as significant in mobile phone contracts as you might think. The mobile phone companies could sell you a $20 phone that would work just fine. 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They're also involved in the development of WordForge projects like... read moreMarch 29 2007 Sun released an online game called "Temple of the Sun" today. It's a harmless marketing gimic for their Sun Studio 11, but it's actually fun to play. Your Indiana Jones-like character wanders through corridors, collecting coins, dodging spears, whipping glowing... read moreSouth African Government Favors Open Source February 28 2007 Last week the South African government announced an initiative to move all government departments over to open source software. In a statement from the Cabinet: ...all new software developed for or by the government will be based on open standards... read moreOpen Source at Carnegie Mellon February 28 2007 Carnegie Mellon West has just launched a "Software Management" Masters degree that integrates open source technology throughout the program and includes a more detailed "Introduction to Open Source" elective. 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Socio-economic status, geographic remoteness and childhood food allergy and anaphylaxis in Australia
Article first published online: 16 JUL 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2222.2010.03573.x
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Mullins, R. J., Clark, S. and Camargo, C. A. (2010), Socio-economic status, geographic remoteness and childhood food allergy and anaphylaxis in Australia. Clinical & Experimental Allergy, 40: 1523–1532. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2222.2010.03573.x
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Five keys to marketing success – learning from Target's failure to hit the Canadian bullseye
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January 28, 2015
The Charitable Foundation was conceived and developed by a small group of dedicated CAPS members. The CAPS National Board in 2006 approved the CAPS Foundation as the philanthropic arm of CAPS.
People in the speaking business typically run small businesses that don't always provide the same level of support that large organizations provide to employees. While we expect and encourage CAPS members to provide for their own future needs, it is appropriate to consider how our organization can help those in our association who need help in a variety of ways.
The Foundation currently has two major support areas for CAPS members.
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Speakers Listening provides a confidential, friendly ear, understanding and encouragement to a CAPS member by a trained CAPS Peer Support Volunteer has lived a similar experience and understands what it's like to be having a difficult time. NOTE: confidentiality will be strictly protected.
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Haneke's original film polarized critics -- it's currently at 60 percent on the Tomatometer -- but it had some interesting twists; for instance, one of the villains had a habit of breaking the fourth wall, and a lot of the violence takes place off-screen. American audiences, of course, like their violence front and center, and if this trailer is any indication, that's what they'll get. Click on the link below to see more!
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Use-by dates are contributing to millions of pounds of wasted food each year.
A new report from the Natural Resources Defense Council and Harvard Law School's Food Law and Policy Clinic says Americans are prematurely throwing out food, largely because of confusion over what expiration dates actually mean.
Most consumers mistakenly believe that expiration dates on food indicate how safe the food is to consume, when these dates actually aren't related to the risk of food poisoning or foodborne illness.
Food dating emerged in the 1970s, prompted by consumer demand as Americans produced less of their own food but still demanded information about how it was made. The dates solely indicate freshness, and are used by manufacturers to convey when the product is at its peak. That means the food does not expire in the sense of becoming inedible.
Read the full story - Food expired? Don't be so quick to toss it
Your style is really unique compared to other folks I've read stuff from. Thank you for posting when you have the opportunity, Guess I'll just bookmark this page.
this is not true. these manufactures are actually try to get rid of the law of expiration date. food poison caused by many can food that left over year because the store don't want to throw away. so they sell to you. Immagine your children dont have strong stomach like you will die of food poison. YES, there are many cases in regarding that. so don't be fool and follow this stupid thread. expiration date is a law to protect you againsst these manufacture from selling you poison.
Depending what things are, I figure the sell by dates are there for an idea, not written in stone. I'll investigate (milk with the nose) and respond accordingly. You can always cut the bad bits off of most solid foods.
Bad food makes for angry reindeer and elves.
Good advice. We found that out when working at a DV shelter. The 2 local supermarkets had to get rid of shelf items by expiration or "sell by" dates so they donated them to the shelter & local food banks. Great food for local families & tax write-off for them.
Premature (food) ejection? Sad ... but give it time and another chance ... ~_~
Think about baseball...
For real. That carton of milk of yours going sour? Let it finish and strain it in a coffee filter. You now have home made sour cream.
Don't throw out those "turning" vegetables in your fridge, dump them in a ceramic crock, add lots of hot pepper to mask flavor and leave the crock outside to ferment for at least a month. Your Korean friends will love this dish.
Is that fish going bad? Make a Scandinavian delicacy. Bury it in pea gravel, preferably near a stream, and go back to it next spring and bing! you have Surstromming (soured fish).
See, nothing really goes bad in this world.
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Thursday, June 25
Land Shark Stadium
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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Hanley Ramirez went 3-for-5 with a grand slam and five total runs batted in, as the Florida Marlins completed a three-game sweep of Baltimore with an 11-3 victory.
Rookie Sean West (3-2) tossed six shutout innings to get the win. He gave up four hits, walked three and struck out two, helping the Marlins win their fifth consecutive game.
"We're swinging the bats very well," West said. "And without the defense tonight it could have gotten pretty hairy. But the guys picked me up and I've got to throw the W to those guys, for sure."
Cody Ross and Dan Uggla each hit a two-run homer and had two hits for the Marlins, while Jorge Cantu finished 3-for-5 with an RBI.
Nick Markakis had four hits, an RBI and walked once for the Orioles, whose three-game losing streak comes on the heels of five straight victories.
"Everybody knows what we're capable of," Markakis said. "Just putting it all together is still in the works. Eventually it will come around and guys can't wait for it to happen."
Rich Hill (3-2) took the loss after giving up six runs in 4 1/3 frames, in which he surrendered eight hits, walked one and fanned six.
The Marlins jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the second inning on Ross' 13th homer of the season, then expanded their lead with a three-run third. Chris Coghlan led off with a double and went home two batters later on a Ramirez single. Uggla later hit a two-run shot to make it a 5-0 game. Back-to-back one-out doubles from Ramirez and Cantu in the fifth upped Florida's lead to six and chased Hill from the game.
Mark Hendrickson entered and got out of the jam, then pitched a scoreless sixth.
However, the Marlins struck for five more runs in the eighth off Baltimore reliever Chris Ray to turn the contest into a blowout. Three consecutive singles from Ronny Paulino, Ross and Brett Carroll loaded the bases to get the rally started. Pinch-hitter Ross Gload then struck out, and Coghlan's ground ball resulted in a force out at home. But Emilio Bonifacio singled home a run, then Ramirez provided the big blow by homering to left field for the grand slam.
This was the third grand slam in Ramirez's career, with all of them coming this season.
Ray was removed at that point for Brian Bass, who closed the inning without further damage.
Tim Wood had followed West on the mound for the Marlins and tossed two scoreless frames. The shutout was ruined in the top of the ninth, when Gregg Zaun hit a two-run double off Christopher Leroux with one out, and Markakis followed with an RBI ground-rule double. But with a sizeable lead, Leroux stayed in and recorded the final two outs to end the game.
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Tuesday, 06 January 2015 12:27
School will reopen in February six months after they were shut to curb Ebola spread in African nation, government says.
School will reopen in February six months after they were shut to curb Ebola spread in African nation, government says.
At least seven killed by fighters with alleged al-Qaeda links in town housing region's largest military installation.
Scores of troops killed in raid by fighters using military vehicles in Baga after about 40 young males were kidnapped.
Justice Department's move comes just days after West African nation's president blamed foreign dissidents for attack.
Military source in central African nation says raid by unidentified group from DRC left at least 100 people dead.
Police launch investigation after 41-year-old Fidel Castro Odinga is found dead in his home near Nairobi.
Civilians among victims of suicide attack on spy agency in district close to Mogadishu's airport, witnesses say.
Masked kidnappers handcuff and seize 13 Copts after separating them from Muslim workers in central city of Sirte.
Anti-Ebola mission chief says global efforts could wipe out epidemic facing West African nations by end of year.
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#8872 closed enhancement (fixed)
tracing of (requirement) tickets at test cases
Reported by: | andreas.podskalsky@… | Owned by: | seccanj |
Priority: | normal | Component: | TestManagerForTracPlugin |
Severity: | normal | Keywords: | |
Cc: | Trac Release: | 0.12 |
It would be fine to have a tracing of testcases to tickets like requirements or enhancements.
At the ticket we want to see if there is one or more a testcase which was created depending on it.
At the testcase we want to see if there is one ore more tickets depending on it.
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comment:1 Changed 4 years ago by seccanj
Hi Andreas, the plugin already has linking tickets to test cases and vice versa.
Is this what you were looking for?
Ciao, Roberto
comment:2 Changed 4 years ago by andreas.podskalsky@…
Your "Linking a Ticket to a Test Case" is great for writing defect tickets when we find an error during testing.
But we have existing tickets which we want to link to the testcase during creation of that testcase.
Our usecase: 1) someone is writing a feature description to ticket #12345 (ticket type "feature" or "requirement") 2) the tester will write a testcase which depends on that ticket #12345 and maybe more tickets
comment:3 Changed 4 years ago by seccanj
Hi Andreas, I seem to remember this was just implemented, so I checked and yes I was right :D
As you can see from the attached screenshot, the TestManagerPlugin already adds a couple of custom ticket fields for recording the Terst Case and optionally the Test Plan associated to a Ticket.
These fields are automatically filled when opening a ticket from a test case, but in your case you can simply fill them manually.
You can then use the XML-RPC apis to query test cases related to tickets or vice-versa.
If you want to have a hyperlink in the ticket text itself (for example in a comment), just add it following the format used by the "Open a ticket on this test case" button, which is for example:
where TC_TT0_TC1 is the test case wiki page name.
LEt me know if this is OK.
Ciao, Roberto
Changed 4 years ago by seccanj
comment:4 Changed 4 years ago by seccanj
Just to better clarify the answer, since your requirement is to be able to see the tickets related to a test case, of course you can do it by using the "Show related tickets" button on the test case page.
This only works if you actually add the test case wiki page name in the ticket description, as in:
Hope this clarifies better.
Ciao, Roberto
comment:5 Changed 4 years ago by seccanj
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed
I assume the answer satisfies your requirement. Ciao, Roberto
comment:6 Changed 4 years ago by andreas.podskalsky@…
Thanks for your great support !


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Hi, I just had a horrible experience(s) with counter pressure bottle filling. After several attempts I finally got the beer to flow OK. My only problem is that I didn't quite fill the bottles (12oz) all the way to the top. I'd say I'm about one and a half inches from the top, almost the entire neck of the bottle. This happened because I blasted Co2 on top of the beer before capping and I ended up blowing out some beer from the bottle. I'm only doing this to enter a homebrew comp and the deadline is next week. Will these to OK? Is it critical for carbonation levels for the beer to be right to the top of the bottle? Thanks, Mike
The bottles may take a little longer to carbonate with the extra head space but they should still carb up fine for you. If the competition is next week though, even if they had been properly filled you are not leaving enough time for proper conditioning and carbonating unless the actual judging is still a few weeks out and they don't refrigerate your beers in the meantime. If they do you will be serving the judges flat, unconditioned beer Average time to condition and carbonate a properly filled and primed bottle is 3 weeks at 70 degrees. That all being said, if everything goes well you may get dinged a point or two for improperly filled bottles but my concern at this point is not leaving enough time to even taste what you are submitting!
They might be a little flat, given that amount of head space. If you have more to refill a couple more bottles, I would. CP fillers take a few tries to get the hang of, they're kind of a pain in the ass at first. However, if you purge the bottle of O2 completely before you start letting the beer in, you shouldn't have to top it off with any CO2, there should already be some there. Hope this helps, and good luck with the Comp!
Yeah, possibly, I would rather have a bottle full of CO2 and risk adding a small amount of O2, than just pour the beer into an O2 filled bottle. That being said, if you can gently release some CO2 on top, go for it. I wouldn't advise not purging the bottle though.


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While many spend their autumn weekend at the pumpkin patch and bundling up, the Tiz had a not-so-typical fall afternoon as she bikined poolside in the Sunshine State. Sporting a mix and match two piece, Ash showed off her toned physique.
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Special Topics in Clinical Psychology SYLLABUS |
Objectives |
In this class you'll learn about one subspecialty within psychology, that of clinical psychology. You'll learn about how clinical psychology emerged as a field of mental health research and practice. You'll also learn about what clinical psychologists do and the theory behind those activities. We will pay special attention to psychological assessment and psychotherapy, two of the main activities that clinical psychologists undertake. You will learn about the purpose of psychological assessment, some examples of the more commonly used psychological assessment instruments, and how psychological assessment guides service provision. You'll also learn about different theoretical orientations in the practice of psychotherapy. Additional topics we will cover include ethics in this clinical science, contemporary issues in clinical practice (e.g., innovative treatments for mental illness, the impact of managed care, working with special populations), and career opportunities in the field. This course is designated as a Writing-Intensive seminar, a new type of class that is offered by Washington University. The purpose of the writing-intensive seminar is to provide you with a more rigorous opportunity to sharpen your writing skills while learning more about an academic topic of interest to you. In this class you will be learning about clinical psychology, and in the process you will have ample opportunity to practice your writing. To that end, the class includes three formal writing assignments, each of which involves multiple revisions. The three papers are brief (approximately 4-6 pages each), but we will spend a fair amount of time working and reworking each one to give you practice at putting together coherent papers and revising them to be even better. |
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Readings will come from two sources, your textbooks and articles that will be on reserve or that I pass out in class. Consult the class web page for reading assignments and dates they are due. All readings should be completed BEFORE the class to which they apply. In class I'll assume you are familiar with material from the readings. I'll highlight important concepts from the readings and expand on the material, and in order to follow the discussion it will be important for you to be familiar with the readings that have been assigned. |
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Because this class is small in size we'll have ample opportunity to raise questions, pursue discussions, and be flexible with our time, following up on topics we find interesting. Your active participation is something I encourage. Raise questions, debate (constructively and respectfully) with me and your classmates, and propose new ways of thinking about the information you are learning. Also, feel free to bring in personal stories and experiences, as long as they are relevant to the topic under discussion. We will use some of our class time to talk about our writing, sharing writing samples with each other and offering suggestions about how to improve our work. Throughout the class it is important for you to treat your classmates with respect, offer suggestions that are productive and not merely critical, and be prepared to listen to the comments of others with an open mind. We can learn a lot from each other, but only if we all agree to create a class environment that encourages respectful contribution and debate. Class attendance also is your responsibility and will be counted in your final grade, along with participation. |
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During the semester we will have 11 quizzes. They will always occur at the beginning of class, and they will happen at random throughout the semester. Each quiz will cover cumulative lecture and reading material, although most questions will cover material since the previous quiz. The format of the quizzes will vary, but most will contain multiple choice questions and an occasional short-answer question. At the end of the semester you can drop your lowest quiz score, so only 10 quizzes will count in your final grade. There will be no make-up quizzes, so if you miss a quiz you can drop that score. |
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Missed classes and assignments |
If you know in advance that you will miss a class, please let me know the week before. I'll take that into account when figuring attendance into your grade. In the case of unexpected absences, please bring documentation from the appropriate professional. If you miss an assignment deadline without speaking to me you will lose 10 points on the assignment for each day that passes without something turned in. |
Grading |
For each writing assignment you will receive a tentative
grade when you turn in your first draft. That tentative grade will be based
on your work in preliminary writing exercises and class workshops. The grade
you receive on your second draft will reflect the effort you put into
revising your first draft. Your final grade on the paper might go up, might
stay the same, or might go down. We'll talk about paper grades in more
detail in class. Grades are assigned based on the number of points you accumulate during the semester. There will be no opportunities for extra credit, so it is important that you concentrate on the assignments throughout the semester. If you have questions about your progress in class please speak to me BEFORE they become dire. The maximum points for each assignment are as follows: |
Assignment Quizzes (10 of them, 10 points each) Research paper Case report Ethics paper Class attendance & participation Total |
Maximum 100 100 100 100 100 500 |
% of total grade 20% 20% 20% 20% 20% 100% |
Your score range 488-500 463-487 448-462 433-447 413-432 398-412 383-397 363-382 348-362 333-347 313-332 298-312 < 298 |
Percentage equivalent 98-100 93-97 90-92 87-89 83-86 80-82 77-79 73-76 70-72 67-69 63-66 60-62 < 60 |
Letter grade A+ A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D+ D D- F |
Grade point equivalent 4.0 4.0 3.7 3.3 3.0 2.7 2.3 2.0 1.7 1.3 1.0 0.7 0.0 |
A note on academic integrity |
As a member of the Wash. U. academic community you are bound by honor regarding your academic work. Academic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to, cheating on tests, fabricating information or citations, facilitating acts of academic dishonesty by others, having unauthorized possession of examinations, submitting work of another person or work previously used as your own, or tampering with the academic work of other students. Plagiarism is another unacceptable practice. Plagiarism occurs when an individual uses the thoughts or words of another person as if they were their own. In your written work, you must provide adequate citation of other people's work. Identify where your ideas have come from when they are not your own. Academic dishonesty on any assignment will result in referral to the Dean. If you have questions about what might constitute academic dishonesty, please talk with me or an administrator at the University. Additional information can be found in the University Student Judicial Code or from the Academic Integrity Committee of the College of Arts and Sciences (www.artsci.wustl.edu/~college/College/academics/academic.html). |
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Verified Hotel Guest from Canton, MI
January 15, 2015
January 15, 2015
Staff was very friendly. Everything was clean and modern. The units come with fridge and microwave.
Towels could have been nicer and more fluffy.
Marc from Westminster, CO
January 14, 2015
Senior Travelers
January 14, 2015
Senior Travelers
Parking and hotel set away from busy street.
T.V. location is in-between bedroom and rest of suite. This made watching a bit awkward. Shower in bath was quite narrow and uncomfortable.
Liane from Yuma, AZ
January 13, 2015
January 13, 2015
Located just off the I-10. Close to Arizona Mills and several fast food restaurants. Clean, friendly staff, nice rooms and good breakfast. Hot breakfast was scrambled eggs, country potatoes, sausage, oatmeal, and waffles. Plus the usual breakfast items.
The toilet paper rolls were to the right side of the toilet, behind the door, and hard to reach. Other than that, everything else was good.
Verified Hotel Guest from Cliftn, AZ
January 10, 2015
Business Traveler
January 10, 2015
Business Traveler
location is very good, did not have breakfast,did not intend to so i can not rate the quality or lack there of
front desk staff has minimum training, the rooms feel small and cramped, the ice machime on our floor broken. they may have a three star rateing but i am not sure how they intend to hold on to it
Verified Hotel Guest from Amarillo, TX
January 8, 2015
January 8, 2015
Clean, quiet, well designed, modern room. Friendly staff. Large breakfast
The breakfast area could be larger. But one of the employees did tell the guests that they had opened another room for people to eat in. - I was VERY impressed.
Verna from Albuquerque, NM
January 6, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
January 6, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
That there was no heat in the room. It was pretty cold. Complain to the night attendance 3 times and nothing was done about at the time.
Kimberly from Tucson, AZ
January 5, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
January 5, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
Hotel was very clean and the room and bedding smelled fresh.
A/C would not come on and the room was quite warm.
Verified Hotel Guest from Pine, AZ
January 5, 2015
January 5, 2015
Staff was friendly. Wi-Fi performed well.
Beware Room 221, it is right above the sliding lobby entrance door -- even the room air unit can't drown it out. We were too tired to care until the morning when it became quite annoying (along with the banging elevator repairmen at 7am).
Breakfast buffet was half-hearted (flavorless eggs/diced potatoes, 2 of 3 "juices" were mostly water). No hot tub for 3 star property? Our room had a single TV in the middle of the semi-divided living room / bedroom that couldn't be angled to give full frontal view to the bed -- tv and stand were bolted down. Staff member was good enough to let us use another room for the morning after we were awakened by general room noise (room 221 really ought not to be assigned to paying guests) and a bizarre decision by a work crew to fix the 2nd elevator (one was working) at 7am. ...
Verified Hotel Guest from Lakeside, AZ
December 8, 2014
Business Traveler
December 8, 2014
Business Traveler
The rooms were very nice and the staff was very awesome
not a real big fan of the location but that's not their fault
Arturo from Cajeme, AZ
November 18, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
November 18, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
Could not give us 2 beds. Walls too thin you can hear everything from other rooms.
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Mercedes-Benz has revealed that its new super-economical S550 plug-in hybrid sedan will go on sale in North America in spring 2015 at a price that officials from the German car maker suggest will be close to $100,000, positioning it slightly above the existing $94,400 S550 sedan.
From Autoweek.com, here's some details on the Mercedes S550 plug-in hybrid:
Set to make its public debut at the Paris Motor Show in October, the first Mercedes-Benz dedicated plug-in hybrid model uses a new parallel gasoline-electric drivetrain that is claimed to net the big luxury sedan combined cycle consumption of 84 mpg (U.S.) on the European test cycle while providing it with a zero-emissions electric range of more than 20 miles.
At the heart of the plush four-door is the Mercedes twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 direct-injection gasoline engine. The 90-degree unit, already fitted to a range of recent models, including the recently unveiled CLS400, kicks out 328 hp and 351 lb-ft of torque.
The gasoline engine is supported by a disc-shaped electric motor mounted within the forward section of the S550 plug-in hybrid's standard seven-speed automatic gearbox. The brushless motor delivers 107 hp and 251 lb-ft of torque.
The electric motor draws energy from an 8.7-kW/h lithium-ion battery mounted within the floor of the trunk, which is reduced by 4.8 cu-ft in capacity — from a standard 18.7 cu-ft to 13.9 cu-ft. The recharge time is 2.5 hours.
Altogether, the gasoline engine and electric motor provide Mercedes-Benz's latest hybrid model with a combined system output of 436 hp and 479 lb-ft of torque.
By comparison, the standard S550 sedan's twin-turbocharged 4.7-liter V8 direct injection gasoline engine kicks out 449 hp and 516 lb-ft. The existing S400 Hybrid, which uses a mild hybrid setup that combines a naturally aspirated 3.5-liter V6 direct injection gasoline engine and electric motor, boasts a combined system output of 302 hp and 273 lb-ft.
The hybrid system operates in four different modes: hybrid, e-mode, e-save and charge, allowing the driver to choose between gasoline-electric or pure electric running when there is sufficient battery charge. A further innovation is a so-called haptic accelerator pedal, which vibrates when sensors detect a speed differential to a slowing car ahead to prompt the driver to slow down for added efficiency.
Mercedes-Benz claims the S550 Plug-In Hybrid accelerates from 0 to 62 mph in 5.2 seconds and reaches a top speed limited to 155 mph.
The big new sedan averages CO2 emissions of just 105g/mile. As a point of reference, the existing S400 hybrid, which uses a mild hybrid system with a comparatively small 0.9-kW/h lithium-ion battery and does without plug-in recharging, returns a claimed 37.3 mpg (U.S.) and 237 g/mile.
In e-mode, the new Mercedes-Benz is claimed to possess a zero-emissions range of 20.5 miles. This will be extended in selected countries, including China, through the use of a larger-capacity battery to meet various regulations, according to Joachim Schommers, head of engine development.
Following its debut in the S550 plug-in hybrid, Mercedes-Benz's latest gasoline-electric hybrid system is planned to make its way into new GL550 Plug-In Hybrid and ML550 Plug-In Hybrid models in 2015.
(The story "Mercedes-Benz S550 Plug-In Hybrid detailed" originally appeared on Autoweek.com.)
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Relationship: | Never Married | Never Married, Widow / Widower |
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Strip Chocolate (Chocoholics Divine Desserts)
Fun: 5
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Price: $32
Number of Players: 2
Review: Strip Chocolate combines all the best things in life: sex, chocolate and fun. You and your partner move around the game board landing on STRIP, CHOCOLATE or DARE spaces. The more naked you are, the more fun you'll have painting chocolate frosting designs on each other's bodies and taking "dares," (which mostly involve licking aforementioned chocolate sketches). A truly tasty take on the sexy board game.


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