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other the kelila's and mine, that's as big as i ever really made a signature..and the one i got for now isn't even for here it's my email signature LOL i just using for the time being..lol
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Honestly, I don't know what photos she's talking about....its very rare I will put a photo in a public forum
You just seemed to be having a bad day the past few days. DidN't want to complain about my sig
I usually peek in early before I go to work... but since I didn't have to work I slept in this morning... and I was fighting a blue funk since last night so I stayed in bed and stayed out of here for a while....
Plus we have a few "night owls," early risers, people on the other coast that come in early...
Every year I'm just happy if we don't have to pay let alone get anything back. One year we had to pay almost $2000... and thats when we still had our daughter living with us as a deduction. Not sure whats going to happen this year... got the insurance money for the place in Idaho but daughter as spent a lot of that fixing the place up which I can deduct... then again hubby hasn't worked since October so that will mean we will make less and hopefully owe less but... you never know.
I have a few shots of Clara... I posted a couple of them in here at one point... Got a couple of Rob. Got lots of Barbara, a few of Josh.... lots of Amanda...
And sad that now that I don't have an AP anymore my pics of people will be fewer and further between....
Up, dressed, ate a doughnut and we're off to old town Folsom to poke around antique stores and hit the zoo. It's really a glorified sanctuary, but still cute animammals.
There is always an exception to the rule Josh. I'm sure you and many other males here are that exception.
However, most men I have run into either randomly or from my past or whatever, act as Sara pointed out.
For women its just the same as women are labeled as gold diggers. I am an exception to that rule. I can make my own money, keep my own apartment, pay my own car, bills..I don't need a man for his money. Its a generalization because a majority of women are seen like that.
Although I was called a gold digging who*&re when I took my ex husband to court to pay child support. For some reason he thought I was buying Rolls Royces and not using the money for the child. He threw me into that category. But I could care less about that. I always told him I never needed his money. The Judge ordered him to pay the money. And when he took me back to court in 2009 to stop the child support, this same Judge laughed him out of courting orderinig him to continue paying.
I would have rather him be a father to his son and give a darn about him (maybe a birthday or xmas card every once in a while, the man hasn't seen nor cared to see his son in 8 years) than take his dirty money.
He chose to just give up the money than to be a father....he has a nice little hot seat in heII
Hey look peoples.....
Almost at 2000 posts! Who will think up the next #124 title!
Whew..I'm cleaning out my inbox....I had over 300 pm's most from 2007!
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Yes i am sure i can..
pfff.. not really. my X did stuff like that all the time, he is 34. and i am 33.
oh good god, someone on FB posted a food blog entry...i wonder who did that.. and right before lunch, she is really trying to torture people..LOL


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Villa | 5 bedrooms | sleeps 12
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Our star property, Maitreya can be difined as 400m2 of perfection, encircled by gorgeous gardens, and marvelous terraces with its prívate pool.
This recently re-constructed property has been lovingly but scrupulously restored following its original lines, including the original stone walls surrounding the garden and, of course, its magnificent fireplace. Elements which combine menorcan and modern styles. This amazing villa for 10 guests includes three main bedrooms, with ensuite bathrooms with hydro-massage showers, another two bedrooms with bathrooms and the grand master bedroom with prívate lounge and ensuite bathroom with jacuzzi. Situated half way up the incline of San Jaime, surrounded by pine trees and with spectacular sea views, it is a feast for the senses.
Inside, each detail has been carefully thought, giving a unique combination of art and relaxation. Its spacious lounge, which features the only original element – its majestic, marble fireplace, is furnished with luxurious leather sofas and is amply equipped with TV,Satalite and DVD; all of which is combined with reds and clear tones, transmiting total tranquility.
Together with the lounge , three steps down, is a modern dining room; decorated in shades of red ,delighting all who enter. Next to this is the beautiful designer kitchen – totally equipped.
Downstairs, from the lounge, three steps up lead to three of the bedrooms. All have double beds with full bathroom incorporated and furnished with spacious, built-in wardrobes.
The "Orange" room, bathed in light, is a pleasure for the senses. Its large picture window leads out onto a terrace. It has an ensuite bathroom with hydro-massage shower.
The "Pink" room with its vibrant shades is also a delight and has its fully fitted bathroom.
The third bedroom teases with its clean fresh greens accompanied with white. It also has a complete bathroom.
From the lounge the spectacular stairs sweep up and round to the first floor where the main bedrooms are found.
The "Green" room is quietly but tastefully decorated in forest tones and also has access to its private terrace. Its has an ensuite bathroom.
The "Turquoise" room is close to perfection with its 25m2 and private terrace with spectacular sea views. Its deep tones of turquoise combine perfectly with the cherry wood furniture giving vitality and harmony. An ensuite bathroom of 14m2 with hydro-massage bath and wonderful views from its large windows is decorated with ebony toned slate.
And last, but certainly not least, The Master Suite. This is the "Gold" room where 45m2 is divided between a private lounge with comfortable sofa, fridge and TV, together with the bedroom set out in sunny golden shades, a neat private terrace and a large bathroom with jacuzzi from which can be seen the magnificent beach of Son Bou with its clear blue mediterrainian waters. In fact, this perfect suite is bathed in light, thanks to its generous and luminous windows.
The outside, walking out from the lounge window, is the perfect place to enjoy memorable meals, coctails and sunsets. The generous covered terrace is furnished with large table and chairs to one side and comfortable cane armchairs with coffee table on the other; an ideal site for reading, chatting or simply relaxing. There is an automatic awning for hot summer days and access to the pool area with its terrace and beautiful surrounding gardens.
The pool has an ornamental water cascade and jacuzzi, ideal for everyone´s enjoyment. Its ample 40m2 and distinct design makes it perfect to cool off in after enjoying the sunshine. There are sun beds with their parasol on the surrounding terrace.
The outside of this villa is surrounded by a large garden with lawn, plants, flowering shrubs and beautiful olives and natural menorcan trees.
Entrance to the house is from the road going up a dozen steps. Also outside the house there are parking zones.
Size | Sleeps up to 12, 5 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Son Bou 500 m |
Will consider | Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days) |
Access | Car advised |
Nearest Amenities | 300 m |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Mahon 20 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Jacuzzi or hot tub, Internet access, DVD player, Sea view |
Pool | Private outdoor pool (unheated) |
General | Air conditioning, TV, Video player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 6 En suites, Solarium or roof terrace |
Furniture | Single beds (6), Double beds (3), Dining seats for 12, Lounge seats for 12 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided |
Outdoors | Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ |
Access | Parking |
Further details | Villa Maitreya includes, transfer service airport - villa , car hire and service of cleaning every day |
The Balearic Islands region
Whether coming by air via Mahon´s recently re-built airport, or by sea into either Mahon or Ciudadela´s historic ports, a visit to Menorca is an experience that should not be missed.
The island, which is nominated "the green one" of the Balearics is situated to the north-east of them. I t is 700m2 approximately with a length of 53Km. (from Mahon to Ciudadela) and a width of 19.51Km. Menorca is not a big island, but this is what gives it charm.
As soon as you arrive, you can feel a slower pace of life along with its tranquility.
Even with the tourist industry, Menorca has been able to combine economic growth with a respect for its environment and from 1993 has been declared a Biosphere Reserve.
Son Bou
Son Bou is the islands prime tourist spot, not only for its beautiful beach and tourist facilities but also for the surrounding areas of interest. The resort is located to the south of the island, in the area of Alaior, and can be divided into three areas:
Son Bou
Is the actual commercial heart, offering a wide range of established restaurants, bars and shops. Son Bou is also the only gateway to the resorts beautiful wide beach, a superb beach, with fine white sand, which stretches for 3 km, linking with the neighbouring resort of Santo Tomas. It's a spectacular beach which suits everyone, it has its popular areas with sun beds, umbrellas and beach activities to rent out, beach bars to view the beach life and in the evening, for watching romantic sunsets, the red cross station helps make you feel cared for and as a reminder that Son Bou is also a protected nature park there is an area behind the beach which is home for a variety of wild life, including ducks. For those who like to be closer to nature there are quieter spots within a ten minute walk for "naturalists". This is a beach which due to its dimensions, always offers an agreeable sensation of space no matter how many bathers there are.
San Jaime
Was the first area to be developed and includes all our Son Bou Garden properties, the Club San Jaime complex and houses amidst the pine trees of the San Jaime hill, including some quite stunning villas.
Torre Solí Nou
The newer estate built on gentle inclines. It is the farthest away from the beach entrance although the estate runs parallel to the beach line. Considered the quieter of the two estates, mainly due to its lack of commercial activities.
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Altee Tenpenny stays grounded
North Little Rock (Ark.) coach keeps his 2013 RB focused on what's next
Brad Bolding has helped build Altee Tenpenny into a college prospect. Now, it's time to keep his ego in check.
"The biggest thing I worry about, and we've had these conversations, is staying grounded," the head coach at North Little Rock (Ark.) High School said.
While the running back prospect is quickly growing into one of the top prospects in the region, Bolding says his focus must still be on his team.
"That's the thing that I've been spending a lot of time with him on," Bolding said. "Don't get bigheaded. Don't get to where your teammates don't like you. Your teammates need to like you."
The 5-foot-11, 198-pound Tenpenny already has two scholarship offers. Look for that list to grow in the coming days. He has two important camps coming up, one at Arkansas on Saturday and another at Alabama on Sunday.
"Right about now, I'm just thankful for the two offers I have," Tenpenny said. "I'm not really thinking about getting more. I'll wait my turn."
He won't have to wait long. It would be no surprise if he picked up an offer from the Crimson Tide if he passes Nick Saban's in-person eye test.
Balding said 'Bama, Oklahoma, Auburn and Oklahoma State have all shown strong interest and could be close to offering an official invite. Then, comes the big date on Sept. 1 when coaches can have more contact with juniors.
"They'll be coming out of the woodwork," Bolding said.
The following day, North Little Rock begins its 2011 season at home.
"I figure there will be a packed house [with recruiters] then," Bolding said.
Bolding hopes a stable home life will help Tenpenny adjust to all the attention, which began soon after he stepped on the field in ninth grade.
"His ninth grade year he was just head and shoulders above everybody," Bolding said. "There were countless times where he ran for 60-, 70-yard touchdowns." Bolding believes Tenpenny soon will be mentioned in the same breath as former elite prospects from Arkansas such as running backs Darren McFadden and Michael Dyer.
"He's in that same category," Bolding said. "I've coached a lot of great players, been around a lot of good ones."
If Tenpenny takes his senior season half as seriously as he took The Opening his ascension in the recruiting world will skyrocket.
"He worked during his two-week dead period [in June], which is a time they get to relax," Bolding said. "He worked that whole two weeks and they ran him through the mill to get him ready. He wanted to represent Arkansas. He took a lot of pride in that.
"You don't run around 16-year-olds that are that driven, have the willpower to get up and push themselves. For him to have that at such a young age, it's a very good compliment to him."
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Published: 26 January 2013
These clubs share so much history, arch rivals in the Northern Premier League, and the Cheshire League before that, until Wigan were voted into the Football League in place of Southport in 1978.
Macclesfield joined them in 1997 and stayed 15 seasons until their relegation last year, although their paths crossed only once. There were 82 League places between them yesterday yet all that separated the hosts from their Premier League opponents was a seventh-minute penalty.
It proved enough to end brave Macclesfield's dream of a place in the fifth round, which would have been two stages further than any FA Cup journey had taken them before this season.
Wigan themselves have been to the last 16 only once before and Roberto Martinez, their manager who is preoccupied largely with avoiding relegation, was grateful to Thierry Audel, Macclesfield's French central defender, for fouling Callum McManaman in the box before the home crowd had warmed up enough to get behind their side, allowing Jordi Gomez to score from the spot. Joe Anyon, who arrived on an emergency loan on Friday after regular goalkeeper Lance Cronin broke his thumb, guessed correctly and got a hand to the Spaniard's kick, but not firmly enough to keep it out.
Thereafter, Macclesfield confirmed that, under manager Steve King (below), they are a side capable of playing football of a quality not always associated with non-League sides. With better finishing, their play could have seen them send Wigan the same way as Bradford City did in the Capital One Cup.
"We knew that Macclesfield were unbeaten in six games in all competitions and you saw exactly why," said Martinez, who had gambled by making eight changes from his last Premier League selection.
"They are a well-balanced team, with good pace in the wide areas and a good understanding between the lines.
"We wanted to score the first goal but what we couldn't do is get the second which would have given us control. As it was, we had to defend really well, had to show good concentration and Macclesfield deserve a lot of credit for that."
McManaman, whose pace was the biggest threat to the home side in the opening half, went close to increasing Wigan's lead, dragging his shot narrowly wide at the end of a six-man move, but for much of the opening half the action was at the other end.
Keiran Murtagh and Sam Wedgbury held sway in central midfield leading to a string of chances. Joel Robles, making his debut in Wigan's goal, was fortunate that Matthew Barnes-Homer, the striker, could not put more power into his shot as Macclesfield responded to the urgings of their fans.
Craig Braham-Barnett then wasted a good break before Wedgbury fired wildly over the top, but John Paul Kissock's shot would have tested Robles had Maynor Figueroa not made a block. If only Audel had been able to direct his header just a little more towards the corner when Wedgbury's cross picked him out, the Silkmen would have turned around level.
Murtagh, the ball sticking frustratingly under his foot on a sticky surface as he tried to squeeze in a shot, had the best chance of the second half.
Destiny, in last week's most shocking cup exit, had been with Bradford, Martinez remarked. This time it was with Wigan.
Macclesfield (4-4-2): Anyon; Jackson, Audel, Brown, Braham-Barrett; Mackreth, Wedgbury, Murtagh, Kissock (Winn, 77); Fairhurst (McDonald, 76), Barnes-Homer.
Wigan (4-2-3-1): Robles; Stam, Golobart, Figueroa, Mustoe; Fyvie (Jones, 53), Espinoza; Dicko (Lopez, 66), Gomez, McManaman; Henriquez.
Referee: Roger East.
Man of the match: Murtagh (Macclesfield)
Match rating: 7/10
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The hardest hit would be the country energy customers, who would see their electricity bills jump by an estimated $900 by 2013.
According to IPART's Chief Executive James Cox, the price rise has been recommended due to two reasons. "The important point to note here is almost 90 per cent of the increases are due [an] increase in network charges to pay for higher reliability standards, and also the increase or the introduction to carbon pollution reduction scheme, if indeed it is implemented", he explains.
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Dr. Thomas J. Forest graduated from the Medical College of Georgia School of Medicine in 1990. He works in Lafayette, LA and specializes in Urological Surgery and Pediatric Urology. Dr. Forest is affiliated with Womens & Childrens Hospital and Lafayette General Medical Center. He speaks English and Spanish.
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Ken Whisenhunt was out of a head coaching job for exactly 379 days.
The Arizona Cardinals fired Whisenhunt on New Year's Eve 2012 after six years on the job. Tuesday, at a news conference in Nashville, he was named the head coach of the Tennessee Titans.
Undoubtedly Whisenhunt had success in the desert, leading the Cardinals to two straight NFC West divisional titles and their only trip to the Super Bowl. But following Kurt Warner's retirement in 2010, things went downhill for Whisenhunt and the Cardinals, who struggled over the next three seasons and failed to groom a quarterback to fill Warner's shoes.
One of the candidates to take Warner's job was Matt Leinart.
The former Heisman Trophy winner and 2006 first-round draft pick of the Cardinals completed 78.6 percent of his passes during the 2010 preseason, but was passed over by Whisenhunt for the starting job, which went to Derek Anderson, who had signed as a free agent prior to the season. Leinart was cut, and signed with the Houston Texans.
Three years later, Leinart is a free agent and dabbling in the media. Monday, on Fox Sports Live, the 30-year-old shared his thoughts on Tennessee's coaching hire.
"I don't think it's a great fit, and I don't think it's great timing, and here's why," Leinart said. "You look at his tenure in Arizona -- only two years, he had success, and in those two years, Kurt Warner ran that football team -- I was a part of it.
"Every single Monday, Kurt Warner would come in an implement 20-to-30 new plays which he would say �I want these in my game plan.' We became a spread offense and we became Kurt Warner's offense. Then Kurt Warner retires, they go 5-11 twice and they go 8-8."
Leinart's thirty-second clock expired at that point, but he concluded with this: "The Tennessee Titans do not have a quarterback right now."
When asked by host Charissa Thompson if Whisenhunt or Warner should have received the credit for the Cardinals' two-year run as a playoff team, Leinart responded again.
"Kurt Warner was fantastic," he said.
Certainly, Leinart was clear that it was Warner, not Whisenhunt, that was the key to Arizona's success. The numbers certainly support that claim.
The Cardinals went 24-18 under Whisenhunt when Warner started games and 21-33 when others were under center.
Tennessee doesn't currently have a franchise-type quarterback on its roster. Jake Locker, a 2011 first-round pick, has been mostly ineffective when healthy. In three seasons, he's only been able to start 18 games, going 8-10. Journeyman Ryan Fitzpatrick is also under contract for 2014.
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Hi there, ive spent a good while making a mission and now when im ready to publish it says that i cant until all tasks have been completed. there are 4 tasks, all identical that say 'choose animation in appropriate region' and an explanation mark next to one of my objects. I have changed the animation several times but they wont go away. When i chose a space animation a 5th task appears the same as the others and then i change it back to a ground one it goes away but the other 4 remain. The interact with object tab in question has 5 objects. i originally had 'transporter beam' as the animation but that was a space animation but when i changed it it only changed for one of them......do i have to delete all 5 and start again or is there a way of changing them for them all. Thanks
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Q: I'm a lesbian with a son from a previous hetero marriage. My ex-partner and I raised my son together for seven years. We split up two years ago, but she is still in my son's life and spends a few hours with him every other week. My new partner is resentful of even the small amount of time my son spends with his ex-stepmom and demands that I no longer allow my son to see or have anything to do with her.
Should I end my son's relationship with his ex-stepmom in order to make my new partner happy?
A: In a word? No. If you have to end a relationship, may I suggest you think about finding someone who doesn't ask you to consider her needs over the needs of your child? That's a huge red flag — and my answer has nothing to do with the fact that you are a lesbian.
Any partner who asks you to end your child's contact with a past partner when that past partner and child have developed a productive, supportive, loving relationship needs to check their motives — and you need to consider if they are the right choice for a partner. Now granted, without cultivation, the relationship between your child and former partner may slow down on its own, but it's certainly not up to your new partner to demand it. That's very poor ex-etiquette.
Open requests to end interaction with past partners are usually based on the fear that the former partners may reconcile, possibly fueled by their mutual love for the child. Fear of reconciliation is not uncommon when a relationship is new, but if allowed to fester, it will eventually undermine the new relationship.
It's your responsibility to be sure you aren't doing anything to contribute to your new partner's insecurity. Openly show her that the reason you continue to interact with your ex is for your child. Truth be told, a new partner trying to prevent interaction rarely prevents reconciliation. It does however, put stress on something that's new and fragile — and when pressure is applied to something fragile, it usually breaks.
Ex-etiquette rule No. 4 is, "Bio parents make the rules; bonus parents uphold them." That means it's up to the bio parents to establish clear boundaries and up to their partners to do their best to respect the rules that are in place.
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WAKE UP! Fortnight for Religious Freedom Begins on Feast of Thomas More for a Reason Comments
Thomas More was an ordinary Christian man who shows us ordinary Christian men - and women - the way to living a unity of life in the midst of the creeping darkness and growing persecution of our own age. He knew that there is a hierarchy of values which bring with them a hierarchy of duties and loyalties. His witness in life and in death challenges us to examine whether we do. Many Catholics simply do not believe that a threat to ... Continue Reading
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1 year ago
These efforts are fine, but sadly too little to late. The partisianship of our politics has so poisoned the well that the people who need to hear these messages the most have stopped listening.
Personally, I see this as opportunity. The early church flourished under tremendous strife and yet we wimper with a mandate? Nothing the government can do to stop us from praising God and bringing more people to his son. Nothing.
The response is not more political action, the response should be Christ. That is what will right this ship. -
1 year ago
I'm happy to see the Fortnight for Religious Freedom starting to take off. HOWEVER, the vast majority of Bishops and priests ARE NOT on board. My fear is that these priests and Bishops are going to cave in to Obama and quit offering a whole host of services. The only thing left will be Sunday Mass. Then Obama and the Communist Democrat Party will come after Sunday Mass. I see and smell a Big Sellout from our wonderful charlatan Bishops and priests. I know the few and the faithful will be out there fighting but they are the ones who will get bit. Lord help us.
1 year ago
too long no pastoring. not a word from the pulpit this week at the cathedral about Fortnight for Freedom. I heard Cardinal Chaput say that no amount of work the hierarchy can do will move the people if the people don't have love for the Church. but too too many years of inattention are yielding the weeds we see in the vineyard now. Hey, I've been noticing that many priests are working secular jobs now, no collars. We need to keep track of the priests. The Laity want to know what the priests are doing with their time. They don't do house visits anymore. Hard to get Last Rites, the priests don't even hear confessions anymore. What are they doing? And everything is so stupid now. Seems like learning went out the window. The Priesthood is hardly even a professional level calling the way it's being practiced. And shunted from the people, the priests are in hiding! from the people. That's not right. What the heck is going on?
1 year ago
We ARE awake. Its a lot of our bishops who are not. They are the ones silent.
1 year ago
It is obvious, the mainline that man follows today is in the fallen state, to the flesh. Christ is come as a detour from this state & life is through this by pass, wherein is the Liberty, for narrow & winding is its way & only a few will find it, prophesizes the Bible. Being complacent instead of contending, contending for the faith in Christ is much the cause.
1 year ago
A friend of mine, who is a devout Catholic and an oncologist, has decided to sell her interest in a medical practice because her conscience will not allow her to comply with the immoral dictates of the HHS Mandate. What the Obama administration is doing to good people in this country is EVIL!
1 year ago
I wonder if there is not some rewriting of history here. From my reading, Christians were killed because they would not give up their belief in Jesus Christ. They died with great joy and their deaths brought more to follow Christ.
I find the present approach more like a political struggle than an attempt to proclaim good news of Jesus Christ. Where in this article is there any sense of joy? Where is reliance on God and not the arguments of law? Revelation is referenced but as an argument to back up natural law. Rejoice in the Lord always! -
1 year ago
Clear, uplifting commentary. St. Thomas More, pray for us.
1 year ago
Dear Manassas Grandma:
No, the Fortnight for Freedom is not over; it's just beginning. Go to the website below for more information and then call your local parish and asked them what they are doing.
http://www.usccb.org/issues-and-action/religious-liberty/fortnight-for-freedom/index.cfm -
1 year ago
Yes, the laity are asleep and unaware of their impending loss of freedoms. But why is it that the priests and bishops are not catechizing from the pulpit about what is happening and informing the laity of the fortnight for freedom? Our priest at Mass last Sunday said nothing about it.
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Rated 3.7 out of 5 by 403
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sunny77 Pretty darn good
I stayed for 1 night, but was impressed. Staff was helpful and also my room was what you expect from a Sheraton hotel (first class)
December 16, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Drplak2008 Nice location
The hotel was clean and close to local attraction
May 20, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by DisneylandVisitor Mediocre
Overall, this experience did not measure up to our previous spg stays, especially for a Sheraton.
January 5, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by jngdzsjh A smell in the bathroom.
The room was quiet and comfortable. The bath was clean except for a very persistant mildew odor.
February 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dorean Stay here
We checked in late, but the front desk took great care of us and gave us what we asked for.
December 31, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by binneibratt Great stay
I checked in very late and your staff was great, friendly and helpfull. I will be back.
November 25, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Gladys7591 Rooms too Dim to Work
We were there to work, and there was not enough light in the room to work comfortably.
January 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by rezwife Perfect place to stay near Disneyland!
Shuttle was very helpful. Staff friendly and welcoming! I would absolutely stay again.
December 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by roggiec Excellent
Friendly staff. Club lounge met all expectations. Room was very comfortable.
November 7, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by KW44 Mrs K
Its clean, calm and relaxing not too far from Disney and the beach
September 12, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Nolan38 Disney Stay Hotel
Everything was great - but the pool was cloudy with lots of bees
September 19, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Vacationtraveller Good Property
Staff needs more training, Could not give proper information
August 1, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by MikeG wrong room
booked a double bed room, but they gave us a one bed room.
June 16, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Cocoa916 comfortable hotel
Convenient location, not too far from Disneyland area.
January 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dorean For Business or Disneland this is the place to stay
Great rooms, service and complete over all experience.
December 3, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Swsarasio Location of this hotel
The location and room of this hotel are very good.
January 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Denisse Great
Very good location and shuttels to Convention center
November 5, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Traveler32 Dirty Room
Sheets were dirty and housekeeping was unavailable.
May 17, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by apcatsbyjones Southern California choices
Not the best choice for the area
March 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Judy28 Comfort of bed
The beds are nice and very comfortable.
June 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DDSHolliday Best value
Excellent value for a very clean room.
November 19, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bob38 Good Disneyland location
Good basic hotel. Club floor average.
October 2, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Julie23 This hotel has great customer service
The staff was friendly and attentive.
November 4, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Izzy40 Good hotel location and Staff
This was my second time staying at this Hotel. I am scheduled to stay there at least five more times (Sessions of 3 nights per stay) and i am considering changing. These are a few reasons why I was not too happy with my stay there. First, i thought that the last time i stayed i just got a bad room with an extra hard bed. I was wrong, this time i got the same type of bed, EXTRA HARD and to top it off, i had four pillows that appeared to be filled with air because i had to use ALL four under my head just to get some comfort. There is no microwave, the lighting in the restrooms is not that great. The carpet in my room had three or four stains that were clearly visible as I walked in. I tried to sleep through the nights in that hard bed but by the third night, i just slept on the floor and felt much better in the morning. I spoke with management about it but they said there was nothing they could do. I am dissapointed with the comfort level of this hotel since it is in a great location. I will still consider talking with my group who are about twenty guests to change hotels in the near future for the rest of our five (5 three night session stays there). Unless you are ok with EXTRA HARD beds and air pillows, i would suggest trying another hotel in the area.
January 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Oskiecoco Improvments,
-free wifi
-lamps with outlets
September 10, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by ToddZ this stay disappointed us
I am platinum for life member and was extremely disappointed with this stay. For starters, when we arrived we were given a room on the 6th floor, no upgrades were available. When we arrived at the room, it was right next to an elevator. We asked to switch rooms and were not accommodated to be put on the same floor as our friends on the 6th floor even though we had more status than everyone we traveled with. We were told the were no rooms available to give us. Does platinum for life mean anything anymore?
The staff knew we were unhappy being on the 5th floor, but did not reach back out the next day with options to move back up to the 6th floor.
Our keys did not work for the parking and our keys kept deactivating. We needed to get new keys at least 6 times during our 9 day stay, very frustrating.
We needed to do laundry during our stay. The change machine was broken and when we went to the front desk they told us they had no quarters. it was at this point my wife told them of the rest of the issues. This was day 8 of our trip. They then finally offered to move us to another room. It was too late. She had to ask to even get bathrobes sent up to us.
The main bathroom downstairs was under repair for the whole week, very inconvenient and untimely considering it may have been the hotel's busiest week of the year.
My wife got a glass of wine at the bar that had turned sour, adding to the list of dissatisfaction.
There was no real effort to reach out to me to make the stay better until after my wife complained the last time.
I would like a call from someone to discuss this stay. I am platinum for life and have been a loyal customer, but feel like my status does not mean what it used to. I am considering moving my business to other chains that seem to value customers more
I can be reached at 781-330-1416
July 6, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Military01 This is not the Sheraton we know!
We checked in this hotel the 28th of March for the WonderCon. The lobby smells wonderful as like other Sheraton Hotels. Availed of a complimentary room ref for our daughter with special needs (of course initially would charge us for it) .The room size is alright for a family of four just for a night's stay. There is no public microwave available for guests' use. But in all it was an awful stay at this particular Sheraton hotel!!! The whole family didn't get good night sleep, my husband had been sneezing, my daughter with special needs had started coughing at night, the comforter was not comfortable and me and my son didn't get enough sleep because of the circumstance. Lo and behold when my son fluff the pillows, feathers had been flying, we have down pillows and stayed with feather and down pillows in other hotels but were not as bad as in this hotel. What's worst, as a routine, when my son checked the bed and underneath it, making sure we didn't leave anyhting behind, he found a Disney receipt dated March 22. I surrendered the receipt at the front desk for review and documentation purposes.Do they Really Clean the room after the guests leave??? I brought the attention to the guest services upon check out. No manager at hand and we're expecting a call thereafter, but today is the 1st of April, no calls, no apologies. What was done, they just took out the parking fee for night's stay. This is the Sheraton, not a cheap motel. Is it because we stayed at a discounted military rate, that's why the complaint was not dealt with accordingly? Not coming back nor recommend this hotel esp to my "Miltary Family"...
April 1, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Loeber Overall a Nice Stay
Overall, we had a nice stay at this Sheraton. They were able to offer us our early check-in that we requested, which was nice after a long drive. We were provided a room with a fridge but no bathtub. I figured this was what was available for early check-in...no complaints really even though a tub would have been nice after a long day at Disneyland. I feel as though we were recognized for being Gold SPG by getting the early check-in and room on the 6th floor w/ fridge.
The hotel is not really within walking distance to the Disneyland Resort (you'll be walking and standing on your feet all day - you really don't want to start and finish your day with a 30-minute walk). The hotel does have a shuttle that you pay for, but the problem is that it only runs about 30 minutes before park opening. In order to beat the crowds, we wanted to be at the park gates earlier than that, so we opted to purchase tickets on the ART. The closest stop is just up the street at the Residence Inn.
You pay for parking ($12 a day). One of the nights we got back to the hotel a little bit later and found no parking spots available so we had to park on the street in a nearby neighborhood (seemed kinda sketchy).
My only major complaint is the dirty carpets. During our stay, a note was slipped under our door, stating that an outside company was coming to clean the carpets. However, I don't believe they ever came while we were there, because the carpets were still quite dirty. In the room, they were not visibly dirty, but when walking barefoot, you could feel it and they left the soles of your feet dirty. In the hallways and near the elevators, you could visibly see the dirt.
October 14, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by skb3 Okay stay
The rate and proximity to Disney, plus the shuttle service, made this an okay stay. However several things made this well below other Sheratons I've stayed at.
1. The valet station was *always* unmanned. I would have to wait 5-15 minutes for someone to assist me, after going to the front desk to ask for help. Even when I had a crying baby in my arms, the front desk person had to go behind the doors 3 times to ask the valet person to hurry up and help me.
2. I chose the "going green" option at checkin. At every other Sheraton I've stayed at, this option means the sheets and towels are not changed. At this Sheraton, it means NO room service at all. So we had trash cans overflowing, no making the bed, no vacuuming the floor, etc. I'm not sure how not having someone at least make our bed contributes to "going green." The front desk did not explain this.
3. We ordered an on demand movie and about 10 minutes into it, it was super pixellated. So, we called the front desk and they said they would send engineering. Engineering came promptly but looked at our TV and said the issue was the TV was old and not set up for the HD movies. He offered for us to switch rooms. Since it was already 8 pm, and I had children, I declined. He said we should try to keep watching if we wanted as the pixellation would vary and may get better. He said the hotel would not charge for the movie. We watched the rest of the movie and just ignored the pixellation and finished around 9:30 and went to sleep. One hour later, the front desk called (at 10:40 pm) to tell me that we would not be charged for the movie per the engineer's instructions. Are you kidding me? You woke me up to tell me this? Where is your common sense?
4. Although Starbucks coffee served in the lobby lounge, make the effort to walk to a real Starbucks. The latte drinks I ordered (two times before giving up) were very bitter and not properly made.
February 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Shawnmom Few Bumps
Have stayed here several times this year and the troubles increase each time. Staff is always very friendly and ready to help but unfortunately I have to keep asking for things.
Regarding the room, carpets this time were horrible (stained) and things were just sort of dusty. Otherwise, beds were clean and bathroom was clean which is really most important to me.
My card key wouldn't work in the gate until the last day. Had to keep buzzing in and getting card re-programmed. Card also didn't work on the room once. Had to go back down and get reprogrammed.
Didn't have a room service binder in the room so tried to ask housekeeping (who are very obnoxiously disruptive with their 8:30 am knocking all around the hallway). They didn't understand and gave us the pre-order breakfast door hanger instead. Had to call to get a full menu brought up. Ordered breakfast for two. Only got one set of silverware and no toast that was part of the order. Was quite a lot of work to get breakfast.
I really enjoy this hotel and understand that it is close to Disneyland so hard to keep in tip-top shape but the last two times I have had annoying little problems. Last visit I had two nights on points and paid for one night. On the third morning I was called by the front desk (very early in the morning) asking why I hadn't checked out the day before. I can't ever sleep in here because housekeeping starts knocking at 8:00 a.m. and then the room cleaning starts and you can hear everything. (then the kids start up and down the hall...but that isn't your fault) Not much you can do about the sound levels but would be nice if they didn't start so early.
Overall value for the points is good (3,000 for a free night is excellent) but the little hiccups keep adding up.
Also, I don't believe that I was awarded the 500 points per day for not having housekeeping come in for the first two days. I'll probably have to call for that...
May 9, 2013