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The Student Voice would like to take this opportunity to thank all veterans and active duty members of the military for their service in this great nation.
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November 14th, 2014
The "rape trail": The first time I heard this reference I was dating a UW-River Falls student, not yet a university student myself, and brushed it off as a distasteful inside joke.
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November 7th, 2014
When you walk into the University Center you'll probably hear the sound of students migrating along with either the personal playlist of the employee sitting behind the information desk or a radio station which is not WRFW; that is a problem.
Costume influenced by Gonzo writer
November 7th, 2014
This past Halloween I costumed as Hunter S. Thompson, and my experience took place over two and a half days.
Voting rights in U.S. an earned privilege
November 7th, 2014
The first full week of November upon us, so that means it is time for elections. This year is the midterm (or state) elections in the U.S., and Americans are rushing to their polling places to cast a ballot.
2014 deer hunting season brings new regulation, traditional encouragement
November 7th, 2014
Starting in 2011, an extensive review was conducted of Wisconsin's deer management program. The result of this undertaking — known as the Deer Trustee Report — included over 60 recommendations designed to improve Wisconsin's deer management programs and the overall hunting experience.
River Falls resident surveys political party power and public opinion, supports Mary Burke for new governor
October 31st, 2014
Over the past four years Wisconsin has earned the dubious distinction of being one of the most politically polarized states in the nation.
Student Support Service thanked for making unexpected college career easier by providing extensive guidance
October 31st, 2014
Thank you Student Support Service (SSS)! I want to recognize all the SSS coaches; Rose, Zio, Linda and Chuayi are the best college coaches anyone could ask for.
Gonzo journalist lends literary influence to aspiring columnist
October 31st, 2014
The Student Voice issues about a dozen editions each semester. I've only written two pieces and I've had a couple midterms already. This makes me either a failing weekly newspaper columnist or a slightly slow magazine writer.
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The universe was the first nanny state. It gives us everything we need, from cradle to grave.
Everything to hurt the first black President, right, Henry? You are a hero and a patriot, right, Henry? You are a good human being, right, Henry? Right!
Yes, nothing says p-whipped like a person who eats sensibly, gets exercise and stays healthy. No real American would do anything like that.
Bush, Sr's mother always said, 'Son, if you don't eat your broccoli, you'll never grow up to be re-elected president.'
this is just plain stupid
To quote the first George Bush, I am President of the United States now and I don't like Broccoli.
Another ridiculous right wing toon from Payne. Vegetables are delicious when properly cooked. As a kid, I was fed veggies out of a can and had no idea how good they were when prepared correctly (and my GF does exactly that). And which was exactly what Obama was talking about (fresh vegetables prepared correctly). WTF is wrong with that? And Michele has been trying to fight obesity by drawing attention to proper nutrition and the importance of making the right choices. And of course this sets the wing-nuts off on another of their tantrums, this time about "nanny" state.
It's a joke, folks. The First Lady is a health nut and the joke is she leans on her family to eat healthy. My Mom was a pro cook, same routine in my very Anglo family, and she taught us all how to cook healthy. Sheese, give the race baiting a rest.
Yes, she is a health nut, and she's pushing it on the schools. It's not working, because the kids just throw the food in the trash!
Ansonia: so Payne is now a "liberal"?
I know that but I was talking about this joke, minus politics or the race baiting. I'm still eating BBQ and grilled Ribeye, when it's on sale. :-)
So she fails at setting school lunches so she is taking it out on poor Obama.
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"Obama tells kid journalist his favorite food is broccoli. And his favorite activity is lying to children." ~ Comedy Central
This is the stupidist comic ever.
Wrong! the universe gave us what we need (like water, oxygen, a liveable temperature), we use those things to make stuff we want, like cars, electricity and stuff.
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ADAMS TWP — Property owners will not see a tax increase in 2013, just as they haven't in more than two decades.
Three of the five supervisors on Wednesday morning passed the township's 2013 budget without a millage increase. Supervisors chairman Donald Aiken said the last tax increase in the growing township was in 1989.
The $8.5 million budget is partially supported by 3.75 mills. One mill is equal to $1 for every $1,000 of a property's assessed valuation.
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Piracy has proven to be a unifying force when it comes to international aid for Somalia.
BRUSSELS — No one could say the booming epidemic of piracy has been good for the majority of Somalia's citizens, those who don't earn anything from the million-dollar ransoms the hijackers have been successfully raking in.
But there has been one backward benefit — the entire world is now focused on Somalia, unified in its desperation to reverse the conditions that have spawned these ragtag mercenaries and allowed them to thrive virtually unchecked.
A Somalia donors conference in Brussels Thursday — co-sponsored by the United Nations, the European Union and the African Union — would normally have drawn attention from humanitarians and dutiful pledges for increased food aid from governments. But this time around, it was a much bigger crowd-puller, as a "donors conference in support of Somalia's security." More than 30 governments and international organizations overshot the U.N.'s request for $166 million, donating a total of about $250 million in cash, equipment and training.
Piracy has finally made the international community feel Somalia's pain.
This convergence of interests drew special mention from Somalia's president Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed. "The international community and Somalia have shared issues at this moment," Ahmed told the conference, without mentioning piracy in particular. "So as such it's a very interesting time in history."
United Nations Special Representative for Somalia Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah employed a less oblique description of the "shared issues."
"Today Somalia is a threat to itself, Somalia is a threat to the region and Somalia is a threat to the world," he said, "with unnecessary violence and continued acts of piracy." Ould-Abdallah went so far as to remind observers of the usefulness of failed states for terrorists, suggesting that supporting the government now will be more efficient than dealing with the consequences of the country's continued instability.
The donations will support the African Union peacekeeping mission in Somalia — there are currently 4,300 employees there, but there are plans to increase that to 8,000 — and will help boost Somalia's own forces up to 10,000 police and 5,000 other security officers. Ahmed had also asked for support for his coast guard, so they can go after pirates more effectively.
The 44-year-old sheikh was himself previously an Islamist rebel leader in the fight to control the country. He was a controversial choice when he won the presidential election in January, becoming the leader of the 15th government to try to rule Somalia in the last 18 years.
But U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said at the meeting that, "we have seen so much strong support and political will demonstrated," both by and for Ahmed's relatively new administration. Ban agreed that this is a watershed moment for Somalia — a "crossroads," as he called it.


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Palestinians, who fled their home after what police said was an Israeli air strike, return to their house in Gaza City July 15, 2014. (REUTERS/Mohammed Salem)
GAZA CITY: The Israeli military has denied it launched an airstrike on Gaza following the mid-morning start of an Egyptian-proposed de-escalation period.
Hamas police spokesman Eyad Bouzam had reported an Israeli strike Tuesday on an apartment building in northern Gaza.
The de-escalation period is to lead to detailed cease-fire talks between Israel and Hamas and end a week of fighting that has killed more than 190 Palestinians and exposed millions of Israelis to rocket fire from Gaza.
Hamas rejected the Egyptian plan, and Gaza militants fired at least 35 rockets at Israel by early afternoon Tuesday.
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Two domestic concerns towered above all others as President Barack Obama addressed a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night on the state of the union. One was stubbornly slow economic growth. The other was the long-term threat to prosperity posed by the structural mismatch between the federal government's projected revenue and its spending commitments. A successful second term for Mr. Obama will require both credible proposals for overcoming those related challenges and the determination to carry them through.
The president addressed the deficit and debt first, and at some length. This was fitting, giving that the most pressing piece of business facing Washington is what to do about the impending $85 billion across-the-board spending cut. He was forthright in declaring that this so-called sequester threatens the military as well as domestic programs. But his plan to avoid it basically repeated the offer of a "balanced approach" — unspecified tax hikes and spending cuts — which Republicans have already rejected.
Somewhat more substantively, he called for a larger deficit-reduction deal built around loophole-closing tax reform and what he called "modest" reforms to Medicare and entitlements. In an apparent effort to rally Democrats to this cause, he called on "those of us who care deeply about programs like Medicare" to "embrace" reform.
Yet in promising the same amount of Medicare savings as the Simpson-Bowles commission proposed, Mr. Obama did not mention that this would be a mere $341 billion over 10 years. All told, he envisions shaving an additional $1.5 trillion off projected deficits over 10 years, which would leave the national debt at a historically aberrant 70-odd per cent of gross domestic product. In short, he declined to push back against the mind-set within his party that considers acceptable "stabilizing" the debt at this level by the time Mr. Obama's second term ends. At best, that would buy a respite of a few years before the debt resumed its upward climb.
As for raising the economy's growth potential, the president was more persuasive. His emphasis on reforming the tangled and counterproductive corporate tax code was especially welcome, and relatively likely to draw GOP support. He offered several promising ideas on education, including a promise of "high-quality preschool" for all children, though how that would square with his promise not to increase the deficit by a single dime went unexplained. He sounded a ringing call for greater federal attention to college cost containment. "Taxpayers can't keep on subsidizing" spiraling tuition, he said, candidly and correctly.
As European trading partners had hoped, the president endorsed negotiations for a transatlantic free-trade zone, which would help America's export industries and the jobs that depend on them. Coupled with an agreement that Obama is promoting for the Pacific region, the proposal has the potential to make his second term fruitful for global trade. He also suggested raising the federal minimum wage, from $7.25 per hour to $9 — although the precise amount is less important, in our view, than the president's call for annual cost-of-living adjustments.
In keeping with Mr. Obama's theme of nation-building at home, foreign policy played a secondary role in his speech. He promised to bring home half of the remaining U.S. troops in Afghanistan within the next year. But officials said the withdrawal would be weighted toward year's end, leaving most of the troops to partner with Afghan troops for much of this year. The president said the United States would support democratic transitions in the Middle East, "keep the pressure on [the] Syrian regime" and "do what is necessary to prevent" Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon — but he offered no specifics.
Mr. Obama pressed his case for reform of immigration laws and for action to slow global warming — and, in especially moving terms, tougher gun laws. In each case, there may be measures he can take through executive action, but new laws will be needed for substantial progress.
Mr. Obama was right when he pointed to the grieving relatives of gun-violence victims and insisted, "They deserve a vote."
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THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- As I expected Junk Warrior defeated Red demon's Dragon ^^ Yusei will always stay the best duelist :) Aki, Rua, Ruka, Jack, Crow and Yusei are going to start their own life from now on and Yugioh 5D's ended. |
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for the last time...CHILDREN CARD GAMES ON MOTORCYCLES!!! |
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We all children in the mind Hakey, that's why we continue watch anime. Indeed Ruka become more kawaii as adult. ProBlackbird.Wordpress.com - Check out my Blog |
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The end of the best Yu-Gi-Oh series ever too bad it goes downhill from there with Zexal. 10/10 |
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you can't know for that. Wait a little for Zexal. ^^ |
Offline Joined: May 2008 Posts: 446 |
It wasn't the ending I was expecting - a flash into the future to see what Rua, Ruka, Crow, JACK and Aki get up to after they leave Neo-Domino. I was expecting to see Yusei when it went back to the duel XD It was nice to see them revisiting places from the first few episodes, and hell, Rally and the others showed up o_o Three epic insert songs over the finales and Road to Tomorrow, plus I'm relieved that Yusei and Aki didn't actually get together in the end, though the scene felt shoehorned in for the fans' sake. Regardless, it was a great finish to the best YGO not judging Zexal, but not expecting to like it more 3 years gone by so quickly, I'm just glad we got to see such a pleasant conclusion :3 |
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Haha yeah; to think that we've been watching this anime for three whole years now. It's been quite an epic story, from the Fortune Cup, to the Dark Signers, to the random fillers after that, to the WRGP, and finally to the Machine Gods. Now that I think about it, Yu-Gi-Oh 5D's was always about ADULTS playing CHILDREN'S card games; after all, only adults are able to get their license to ride their motorcycles. But it was probably easier to make this anime appeal to older audiences, because most of the characters weren't silly naive children. I liked how the anime opened with Junk Warrior as the first Synchro monster, and it ended in the same manner. And also that well-earned romance between Yusei and Aki. The final duel wasn't as epic as when Yugi faced Yami, or when Yugi faced Jayden, but I guess it felt like more like a symbolic duel to reflect on the events of the story, rather than just one duel that made all the previous ones seem redundant. Not especially looking forward to Zexal either, but I'll watch a few eps and see if that same genius in the strategy of playing Yu-Gi-Oh is still there. |
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So...I'm guessing that Crimson Blazar Dragon was just a rumor or something...>_< |
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Ulquiorra48 said: So...I'm guessing that Crimson Blazar Dragon was just a rumor or something...>_< I don't think CBD as a rumor. If you could understand Japanese well and read those tiny letter in episode 149... "t was mentioned as being Yusei's Delta Accel Synchro Monster on the Z-one's profile of Yusei Fudo" ~Deltaneos When the scene goes to future( yay! Ruka is so kawai!!) I think it would be different version from GX ending where the conclusion is not shown. Likely no winner was even decided by the writers, but people have been free to speculate. Now we get different ending for each. Epic ending, battle where..( ugh, can't find word to describe this but probably already know) , and a clear ending( I think clear is the best word to describe this ending). |
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Time goes by so fast. It was a pleasant conclusion. Now we go to downhill with Zexal (at least at the beginning) Ruka is becomes really good looking as a mature girl ^^ Btw, dunno if someone noted it, but YGO has followed a pattern with its 4 seasons so far. We started with YGO and got ancient stuff and gods, then we move to a school type YGO (GX), we go to 5D's which is another thematic, also ancient Crimson Dragon, ancient warriors applied to a future scheme. Now, with Zexal, we go back to a school themed YGO (well at least it seems to be the case) |
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Yeah, it certainly gone by quick. I remember when I first saw this. I thought it was ridiculous with the whole dueling on motorcycle thing. But when I actually watched it, since its yugioh after all, it turned out awesome =D. Best series so far. I sort of doubt the next one will top this but I guess I have to wait and see. 8/10 oh and thank goodness aki and yusei didnt kiss, especially since its the last episode. Just doesnt seem very yugioh like xD.. if that makes sense. |
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Nice ending for a good series.Was fun ^^ , though I still say Yusei and Aki hooked up in the end bwahahahahaha She had her eyes closed at some point...I have the feeling the producers trying to tease the fans at the end by making them ask if they did kiss or not...lmfao That proves it Jack's wife and lover is the duel...=)) poor fangirls...And Ruka is so cute when she gets older....>.> though it shows them in London [ yes that's London ]...I would have hoped they'd show us when they are older and they meet again... Modified by mel-hime, 04-03-11, 4:08 AM |
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Awesome ending. Good duel between Yusei and Jack (Junk Warrior FTW xD), Yusei x Aki moment, Rua and Ruca as adult and more... I miss this series already T_T. 3 years past too fast. |
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I got to love my 5ds T^T My friend even though she has watched a few scenes since I started watching it , she even cried at the last epi T^T I can't say I RLY liked the ending . The duel ofc was predictable . Yusei would never lose and since Jack was King , I was sure then he'd stay back . I guess the scene Yusei x Aki was predictable too though I rly wanted them to actually say something but their eyes mirroring each other was good enough ! What I hated is that instead of showing they are coming back to town , they were all away never knowing when they'll actually come back . I know eternal bonds etc etc but still , they should be coming back after achieving their goals . And what happened to Yusei ? He stayed a prof ? Mehh , poor him all alone T^T Also , Jack x Carly ... Wasn't he supposed to love her ? He just left her now ? Wtf >_> It took me ages to accept that he said that and when I accepted the fact that he'll never be like Kaiba , he just acts like an ass and goes to be King all alone >_> What a bish . And Mikage saying he has no connection with any of them ... HE HAS @ With Carly ! >_> Either way , I'll rly miss 5ds T.T It was a routine every week watching a new epi T.T I'll even miss the OVERUSEEEEEEEE of the words "kizuna" and "kibo" :c Aww T.T PS: Ruka became a hawtie in the future !! Crow even more ! <3 |
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The ending was quite good, better than GX. Even if it didn't had an epic duel, but it was very symbolic for the series theme. If it wasn't YGO, surely Yusei & Aki would kiss each other. I liked the fact that we saw the characters very later in the future and the paths they chosen. It would be nice though if we were able to see the path that other important supporting characters chose. Ex. Sherry, Carly, Team Ragnarok, etc. However, the anime was left with many plot holes. And the second season felt so rushed in a way, towards the end. Let me state a few of the plot holes. 1. We were never told what Momentum is exactly. It was firstly said that it was an energy source, then the power of human evolution. 2. We didn't know much about the Crimson Dragon. Just that 10000 years ago, he fought against the Crimson Devil. To be honest, I thought we would get another arc telling us about the past that played such an important role, similar to the original series. There were many hints of the past after all, including the hero that resembled Jack. 3. The mysterious Yliaster man that was never revealed. I am talking about this guy. I can't believe he was just some random Yliaster guy, he appeared 2 times, I think. 4. The whole Sherry thing. She wanted to avenge for her dead parents, but it was not confirmed who exactly from the Yliaster killed her parents. It was just hinted that it was Clark. And also, she said that Yliaster were chasing her so many years for the Z-ONE card. In the present, the 3 Emperors didn't even seem to care about the card or even know her. The Z-ONE card seemed very important but later nobody cared about it. 5. I did not understand back there how Aki lost her powers and then she regained them. Those are a few of the plot holes that I can bring on my mind right now. Unless there was an answer on some episode and I did not noticed. Anyway, it was a little annoying that Yusei was so perfect and never lost. He knew everything about a single card. He didn't felt like human. At least Judai lost and even Atemu. And if anyone is watching Vanguard, the main character Aichi has lost many times making him more normal. I also did not like the fact that in the second season it focused so much on Yusei, Jack & Crow and it left the other characters without screentime. Overall it was a great series, equal to the first ones. 9/10 And ZEXAL looks horrible, I don't think I will bother with it. |
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i felt both teased and trolled when aki closed her eyes. though i didnt expect the future part in the begining. i was like, so wait we never get to find out who won the duel. Well, tis the end of a great yugioh series If your going to complain that Yu-Gi-Oh! Mangas are on the top NY times manga best sellers, you must not realize how popular Card games are(as well as the fact that you get a free card). |
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Best Yu-Gi-Oh series ever. This will always be my favourite, plot-hole scattered, card-game-based, motorcycle riding Anime ever. You stole my heart 5D's, and I'm never getting it back. |
Offline Joined: Apr 2010 Posts: 731 |
I loved this series. I have been with Yu-Gi-Oh! since the beginning and 5Ds has come out as my Favorite Yu-Gi-Oh! so far. I love Yusei's bad-ass personality and looks and I love synchro summons. Ruka looked so cute when she was older. >3< I will really miss Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds being a duelist myself. I loved the duels and cards in this series so much. And so far I am not liking Zexel to much but we will have to wait and see. 10/10 |
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can't believe it's over, i think im gonna cry lol a little disappointed with the yusei + aki part, but anyway, it was a good ending it's your turn now i guess... Modified by SlashBlack, 04-05-11, 12:54 PM |
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I cannot fking rest until team 5ds reunite. The akixyusei is what pissed me off the most. Every generation of Yugioh involved a romantic undertone between the main male and female protagonists, but NEVER developed upon it. By far this was the best Yugioh series in existence due to the maturity, but come on dudes, wtf. I loved the timeskip part, but everything else was a kick in the sack. Jack chose dueling over three different women. Sorry Carly/Kari...I loved you most. Yusei vs. Yugi....why hasn't it happened yet.................... Aki x Yusei...needs to happen Crimson Dragon is shown to be a loli in human form.........why not? >:3 The creators of Zexal..please go **** yourself. HOW DARE YOU regress that much. The only people who support you guys are the ones who were children back when the 1st Yugioh aired; face it, yugioh is not for kids anymore; similarly to pokemon. More adults/teenagers watch the anime/buy the cards compared to children. Yuma Tsukumo..go jump off a cliff please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 YES, I AM A RAGING FANBOY.............................................................. A small request: If there is a post of mine that you dislike, or want to discuss with me, please do so on my profile's comment page. I know it defeats the purpose of forums, but, I usually don't revisit forum threads after a post (unless it's my own) due to extreme laziness, and confusion. I enjoy discussing/ flame warring with others XD. |


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That my quoted price was not the one I ended up paying even if you factor in taxes and fees etc. having to wait several days to rectify because accounting dept has had several days off due to holiday.
The staff was excellent and allowed us to check in early. That was fabulous
Needed more outlets and an extra blanket or comforter. I did not likethe fluoresent llighting.
We were first time travelers to NYC. This hotel was affordable, and it offers shuttle services to and from Manhattan at 41st & Broadway almost hourly. The shuttle picks you up and drops you off right in front of the hotel. Only $14 round trip. You purchase the shuttle ticket in the little lobby store and let them know what pickup time you'd like from the times offered. Latest pickup time from the city is 11pm.
The shuttle service usually runs late. Just be patient. It's a convenient service to have and they give you a cell phone number that you can call to find out how much longer it will be.
The best aspect of this place is its price relative to its location. Its close to NYC but, unless you can take their paid transportation to and from town, its on the wrong side of the highway to get there by public transportation.
The biggest deficit of this hotel is that it looks and feels run down. Rugs and walls look dirty and you wonder if they wash sheets after every guest. And their staff need a course of how to treat guests, or take a Xanax to cheer up. I will look for other options next time.
When you first walk in the door the friendliness of the front desk staff is absolutely amazing. When I walked into my room I felt at home it was neat and clean. Room was nice updated and modern. You have the convenience of never having to leave the hotel if you just want to relax as there is a diner / cafe downstairs that serves breakfast and lunch as well as a restaurant upstairs that serves dinner and drinks. the restaurant upstairs is absolutely amazing the food is good the drinks even better and the staff surprisingly enough is absolutely sweet and easy to talk to. From the bartender to the manager they give you a great relaxed environment to just chill and have a drink.
WiFi is a little slow my husband is a sports fan so he like the television channels Alot because there's a lot of them as far as regular channel goes they could get a little more.
I did not select smoking area during my reservation at booking.com. Maybe it was automatic selected online. But the staff did not asked us if we needed smoking area or not. We have two elderly people and one have asthma. She is still feeling sick and I could not sleep because I have sinus infection.
1. Price is good for living in NY area 2. Bed is good 3. Wifi is fast enough 4. Parking is free and parking area is big 5. Shuttle bus is good.
1. Nearlly all the equipments are too old. One of the elevator was suddenly halted with a large noise on 10th floor's high, and the door open after 1 minute, that's really horrible. 2. Not quite tide, one spider net has been found on the bathroom's door. 3. The door has no sound-proof at all. 4. the surronding is terrible: traffic noise, dirty, mess, and nearly no any store and restaurant nearby.
We went to the Giants game, MetLife stadium is 10 mins away, so very convenient.
The roads to the hotel were confusing.
Provided Early Check in. They do provider paid shuttle to and from New York.
Room is congested. Bathroom has very old fittings and shower makes a lot of noise. You have to operate with extra care as might come out. Price paid for the room was not good. I have $121 for a night stay without breakfast which expensive as compared to other hotels. Also for commuting to New York you need to walk for 8 mins to find public transport. Paid shuttle to and from New York @ $7 but only till 9 pm from hotel and you can return till 11 PM ( prior booking) and its expensive when compared to local transport @ $3 and you get till 2 AM.
the fire alarm ringed at 4am...totally nightmare...fortunately just somebody smoked in the room, not a fire
Asked for a new coffee machine everyday because the one in the room didn't work. Never got one!
Comfortable and clean rooms, cable, wifi, bus stop is two blocks away
Besides we choose a non smoking room the hall and sometimes the room smells a cigarettes
The shuttle bus to the Times Square was not free and not well organized .
Close to NY and the Newark Airport Good Breakfast for less money
I booked this hotel based on the location & the reviews of the shuttle service. the shuttle stops between 3 & 6pm. which defeated the purpose of mje using the shuttle. the12th floor "lounge" was a joke.... kitchen closed by 9:30 & when I ordered a drink they were out of an ingredient & the bartender then offered a beer to me. needless to say she did not want to be there.
Easy access to tunnel to NYC, food was good. Friendly and helpful personnel. Parking was good.
I really can't think of anything that I didn't like.
-Microwave -Good internet
-A lot of door sound. -No delivery from the kitchen. -No blanket.(When I ordered one they asked me to go to the lobby to get one, I was already half asleep) - Strong smell (Maybe weed ?) - $160 for nothing..I checked out early.
Location was close to business meeting.
Lobby staff were not engaging, no eye contact. Had issue with ATM machine at lobby.


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I've just received the Season 1 and 2 Collector's DVDs. Whoa!!! There's a lot of extra stuff!!!
I only have a suggestion, and I hope Telltale takes note of it:
Please, add subtitles to the extras.
I'm not even asking for localiced subtitles in other languages. Just English subtitles. Many people will thank you for it. At least, two great groups of people:
1.- Hearing-impaired people. It's obvious
2.- Most not-native English speakers. Usually, they -we- can understand written English better than spoken English, specially when it's cartoony spoken (shorts, outtakes, etc...), or when you hear a voice-over with little or no context and you don't see the speaker (audio-commentaries...)
Maybe it's late for Telltale to add subtitles on Wallace & Gromit's DVD, but I really hope they add subtitles when ToMI's DVD is released.


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This article presents a study of 114 self-defined zoophile men who were researched primarily through the use of an on-line questionnaire. We describe how the participants acquired the identity label of zoophile, what it meant to them, and their relationships among themselves. Also examined are how they eroticized animals and how human and feral characteristics combined to form this object choice. Finally, participants' sexual profiles with animals and humans, and how the balance of animal and human desires creates different forms of zoophilia, are described.
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- Title
- Zoophilia in Men: A Study of Sexual Interest in Animals
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Archives of Sexual Behavior
Volume 32, Issue 6 , pp 523-535
- Cover Date
- 2003-12-01
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- 0004-0002
- Online ISSN
- 1573-2800
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers
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- zoophilia
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- Colin J. Williams (1)
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- 1. Department of Sociology, Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Indiana
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Fullwood nets big offer
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Foustie Scotland Show all reviews | 1740 Marquis de Sade by Histoires de ParfumsHuge boozy opening. Top notes are listed as Davana Sensualis, and Bergamot, but I get a big blast of whisky and rum!. Very soon after the leather comes through with a vengeance. The leather is strong and old fashioned as with Santa Maria Novella's Peau D'Espagne, then pipe tobacco and a lovely dusty note, the immortelle. This is inspired by 1740 and the Marquis de Sade but for me it conjures images of the early days of motor car racing, or really early James Bond. Booze, tobacco and leather. Not my own favourite of this wonderful range but fabulous none the less. 08th June, 2010 (Last Edited: 30th April, 2012) |
Show all reviews | Ysatis by GivenchyClassisism, Paris, Haute-Couture. An elegant woman, ageless, her dress is black with a touch of purple. One of the best Givenchys still on the market, for those who love older power-house fragrances like 24, Faubourg, Boucheron, First - to name just a few. 09th June, 2010 |
Show all reviews | Aperçu by HoubigantIn the Persian language, you call a person who lacks in temperament "salt-less". Obviously, there's a parallel to the Spanish perception of a "salty person" so wonderfully pointed out by Hillaire in her review of the scent. 09th June, 2010 |
Show all reviews | Benghal by LancômeNice. A mixture of fruity notes (apricot, melon) and spices (ginger, a hint of cinnamon). On my skin, it is surprisingly long-lasting and perfect for daywear in summer. Neither outstanding nor brilliant, it is refreshing and much better than many of the Escada-Fruit-Salad scents sold everywhere. Since it as been discontinued, stock up on it if you are into this kind of fragrances. 09th June, 2010 |
Show all reviews | Eaudemoiselle by GivenchyAn easy crowd-pleaser. Does have a slight retro-touch, not in the least unpleasant or offensive, not edgy...- a nice fragrance for uncomplicated women which gives you a break from many of the very cloying and claustrophobic scents released in the past (think Boss, Lancome etc.). Nicely crafted, but totally unobtrusive in comparison to Ysatis or Organza Décadence. In perfumes, one of my mottos is "No risk- no fun". That's why the new Givenchy seems a trifle boring to me. It is too well-behaved and too conventional for my taste. 09th June, 2010 |
Stereotomy Netherlands Show all reviews | Fierce for Men by Abercrombie & FitchBig 'meh' after finally trying this one out. Not that it's a bad fragrance for teenagers or young adults, it's just that this theme, a woody aquatic, has been done before. 09th June, 2010 |
Stereotomy Netherlands Show all reviews | Idole de Lubin by LubinVery mellow, mild woody oriental with a saffron twist. 09th June, 2010 |


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Janus Massage & Yoga will move from Vliet Street to 68th Street if its plan meets final city approval.
The Plan Commission was OK with it Monday, despite surprisingly stiff opposition from community members.
Jody Janus operates the studio, which hopes to move to 822-826 N. 68th St., part time. She meets with about 15 customers once a week, one person at a time, and would hold six, one-hour small group sessions a week. The building she wants to move into formerly housed a daycare, with a lot of people coming and going, and Janus stressed the "low impact" nature of her business and the light need for parking space.
But parking, and the "duplication" of an existing business nearby - Healing Arts Studio at 830 N. 68th St. - were issues for a number of residents.
"I'm concerned about parking, and I'm concerned about duplicating a business that's already there," Mary Guentner said. Parking is already stressed by the presence of Balistreri's Italian American Ristorante, which draws full houses to 812 N. 68th St. on many nights, and will be further strained by an Alterra coffeehouse expected next year at 68th and Wells.
Margie Tobakos, who owns Healing Arts, said she isn't bothered by the duplication, but is concerned with parking. She presented a petition to commission members urging them to reject Janus' move to the neighborhood.
The commission was not persuaded, and recommended approval to the Community Development Committee, which will take it up Sept. 4.
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