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Rated 3.9 out of 5 by 748
Rated 4 out of 5 by Silvie Training Conference
one of the rooms had flies in it and during the workshop, folks were swatting flies.
During the dinner dance on Friday, bread was not on the table, needed to ask for it, hot tea was not offered as per the menu, staff was slow in getting coffee and appeared perturbed at the request of getting coffee, needed to go ask for de-caf coffee 2x.
September 5, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Heykurtz Great Place
When a business delivers what it promises, it is a great experience for me. The Sheraton Hotel New Orleans promised a nice, clean, well appointed room in an "upper level", well located hotel at a good price staffed with friendly, helpful people. They came through with all of it. Great place to stay while in new Orleans. We will be back!
November 4, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by SF39 Too much construction
There was far too much construction going on to hold a conference at that time. Our meeting was on the 2nd floor the first day and there were no oeprating bathrooms. We had to go to another floor. It was hard to hear the speakers at times because of all the construction noise.
July 1, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by JP1123 2014 IFT
This hotel is "tired" and in need of a physical and cultural makeover. The rooms beds are past their prime and the furnishings and decor are outdated (10th floor). The customer facing staff seems to be indifferent to hospitality and methodically goes through the check-in process.
June 29, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by MrMacLeod NOt Arrived in the 21st Century
I liked this hotel very much HOWEVER I was VERY surprised I did not have free internet access in my hotel room. I had to pay?! And not even once, the service only lasted 24 hours and had to be renewed! Outrageous! I would never stay in another Sheraton hotel again for business.
June 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by James63 Mardi Gras 2014
WE have stayed at this location of Sheraton for this event each of the last 9 years and we love it here & have no plans to change but we have had billing issues most of those years - this year no exception. I will be contacting the hotel after the Mardi Gras season ends to discuss it with management there with hopes of resolving it
March 3, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by TigerTerri1 New Orleans conference stay
I would only recommend the club level as the internet, breakfast and water were enough to cover the extra cost! The rooms were clean and well kept.
August 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Carberrie Friendly Service
This hotel has excellent customer service and response. The club lounge is also very good for a domestic Sheraton. Note that I had internet problems during one of my 3 nights.
August 3, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Amanda09Fleming Thanks to Jenee
I had an issue with printing a document I needed in a hurry. Jenee, a staff member at the check in desk, tried to help. When the problem still couldn't be fixed, she went about and beyond to find me a quick solution and did it with a smile. I was super stressed and she came to my rescue!
A+ service for my entire stay. Thank you!
February 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by SPG851 Great Location
This hotel has a great location on canal street. It is close to all activities as well its not in the main party area of the city thus its quieter at night. We had a small issue at checkin with no king size rooms available but a room became available as we did not like the first room that was assigned to us.
would stay again
March 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by chouse1 Great Staff
I expected great service and got it along with a personal touch. I injured my arm and couldn't get my clothes on. A staff member came up to help me get dressed. Definitely embarrassing, but end the end I looked good. Thanks!
July 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Linda3 Comfortable Stay - Beautiful Room
The Sheraton New Orleans is a beautiful hotel. My room was clean and very comfortable (king, 26th floor).
The only complaint I have is the fact that if you pay with you bank card, they hold the total amount of stay + 50% for incidentals. This is very inconvenient and the amount can be outrageous depending on how long the stay is.
October 7, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by cosmo314 Andrew J. Devany Ohio Heartland CAC
I was at the Sheraton for a confernce. The staff were friendly and accessible. My room was nice and comfortable. The food served at the conference was very bland and mediocre. Certaninly not what you expect when you visit New Orleans. For two days of my 3 day stay the elevators were out to the floor wheere my room was located. On numerous occasions I was forced to walk up 6 flights of stairs to get to my room. On one occasion I walked down 29 flights of stairs because the one elevator that was in operation on the 29 th floor had an enormous and growing waiting line. I am 66 years old and have a minor heart condition multiple flights of stairs can be a real challenge for me.
In light of this disappointing situation I feel that the Sheraton should offer some type of benefit to all customers who had rooms above the 29th floor for the days in question. I realize that the Sheraton is running a business and mechanical failures do occur, but, they also have a reputation that has been tarnished by this situation.
June 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Charles21 5 Days in New Orleans
We had a fantastic time staying in the Sheraton in New Orleans. The location was the very best for spending time in the French Quarters and enjoying all of the historical sites and shopping. The staff was excellent with lots of smiles, manners and great attitudes. A really great organization of people , in a beautiful hotel.
July 27, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bluemelon Great Location
Great location and staff.
August 19, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Psalti Nice hotel
Checking was a bit rough, as I arrived late. Staff made up for it doing week with attention to requests. Meeting rooms had AC set too high.
August 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Froschss SScott
The check-in was a night-mare. I would
suggest you have a cue to line up so everyone has a chance to check in when the next agent is available. Some of the lines moved very quickly and some took for ever.
July 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Fields52 Conference
The staff were very responsive and understanding given the situation at hand, i.e., electrical outage to the upper floors. Although I only asked for the Greene housekeeping treatment, and they did replnish supplied the first day, the did not do the same the second day.
June 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bud1944 The staff was outstanding
From the greeting by the Valet to the front desk and the Cleaning staff all were friendly and very helpful. The front desk manager assisted in a late checkout which allowed us to attend a final function- GREAT PEOPLE
July 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Frisko This hotel is a complete package.
The staff, room, and food & beverage were all quality items. We thoroughly enjoyed out stay. We are already trying to make plans to bring the family for a visit around Christmas.
July 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jerry2138 Overbooked
Elevator system easily displays "System Overload" and is not sufficient for 49 floors of guests during a convention. Luckily on one occasion, we had a supervisor loading us on the utility elevator, which helped get us up faster.
The way the clerk at check-in tried to explain that the hotel was overbooked and wanted to shift us to another hotel, did not come out right. Luckily, another clerk jumped in and explained it as an option if we wanted to accept it. There were 6,000 Elks in town and the Sheraton was the only one I heard complaints about..
In addition, all the renovations going on with two conference groups in the hotel and shifting meetings and events to another hotel across the street just doesn't make me feel confident. After all, The Elks plan ahead by five years. We have rooms blocked out all the way through 2018. Sheraton knew we were coming, so why inconvenience your guests.
Having the hospitality suites on the 4th floor and the restrooms on 4 and 3 being renovated, leaves people with a two floor trip down to and up from the second floor, both ways. Not good.
July 19, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ash504 Great location
The hotel is located in a great location. Walking distance to everything. Nice size room and comfortable. Expect to pay extra for the parking, wish they would give us a discount since we are staying at the hotel. Also hate those key cards they always deactivate and we have to go back to the front desk to get new ones.
October 7, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Barbyiop We got bumped!
I know that we requested four nights, but upon checking in, we were only given three. There were several others from our Convention who experienced the same thing. Another huge convention came in on the day we got bumped.
July 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by EE2112 Nice, great location, minor issues.
While I loved the rooms, and location, there were some minor things we took issue with. The service was so-so at times. While the staff was friendly, they didn't seem to react or sufficiently answer my concerns on an issue, that my credit card was not only charged within hours of my check-in, but added almost $200 to the estimated amount. I was not notified that this might happen, and when I brought it up to the Front Desk, I didn't get much response, and when I kept asking, she pointed to the notice of 'debit' cards having a larger amount held. I told her it was a credit, not a debit card, and was told it was the same. How about telling me that when I check in?? Our bathtub needed help as it wouldn't drain, they responded quickly and it was fixed, and our phone wouldn't work...we couldn't use it...they fixed it quickly as well. The restaurant was good, the service was OK, but the staff had to go to the 2nd floor to get our food? So was slow. And..no bathrooms on the lobby level...had to take an escalator to the 2nd floor to access.
June 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Dolly72 Great except that food service is very slow
Loved the beds and cool elevators. There has got to be a more efficient and timely manner to serve a conference banquet. Terribly slow and then the food was luke warm. Over cooked tenderloin is such a shame. When we ordered food in the restaurants, the service was also very slow even though there were few customers.
June 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Snooki Impeccable service, fantastic club lounge and friendliest staff ever
This is one of the finest hotels for service, efficiency and responsiveness, compared to all 5-star hotels in which I have stayed and worked. Staff is uber-friendly, courteous and knowledgeable. While the sleeping rooms are not oversized, they are extremely comfortable and provide for a good night's sleep.
April 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by AirMowbs Sweating in NOLA
Nice property and great location...for NOLA. Lots of homeless and panhandlers right outside the hotel but...it is Aug in the South so...who goes outside
August 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by tc14 great location, comfortable and clean
The hotel was clean and the staff excellent. The room was comfortable and relatively quiet.
One disappointment - the main restaurant in the hotel closes at 2pm and not open for dinner. With bad weather outside and a need for a quiet evening, this was a problem during the stay.
June 8, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by sportstv Horrible experience..
Room was located next to elevators so did not get ANY sleep until staff could finally move us and the new room was 5 times smaller! Maid service knocked on doors and were loud with each other outside of our room early in the morning - so much that it woke us both up. Terrible experience for $300 plus per night!
February 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jenn123 Centrally Located
I have been to this Sheraton before and will return. It is centrally located to many points of interest in the city. It has an easy walk to the convention center , casino and the french Quarter. The staff is friendly and courteous. the public areas are clean, the lobby is user friendly and rooms are comfortable.
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BEAUMONT - Lamar ripped off a 17-0 run over a five-minute stretch midway through the second half Saturday as the Cardinals dealt the ACU Wildcats their fifth straight loss with an 84-74 win in a Southland Conference men's basketball game at the Montagne Center.
Dustin Baker extended his own school record in the weight throw at the Masked Rider Invitational to highlight a light day for the HSU track and field teams.
McMurry University track and field team members picked up four more NCCAA qualifying marks – as well as several personal records – on the final day of the Texas Tech Masked Rider Open.
Howard Payne shot 63.3 percent in the second half to beat Hardin-Simmons 81-76 in American Southwest Conference men's basketball action at the Mabee Complex on Saturday afternoon.
Hardin-Simmons' women's basketball team could not overcome a tough shooting first half and lost 76-62 to Howard Payne in American Southwest Conference action at the Mabee Complex.
Two of the Southland Conference's top three scoring teams gave the fans at the Montagne Center exactly what they expected Saturday afternoon, but in the end it was the Lamar Lady Cardinals who had a little more offensive firepower than the ACU Wildcats.
The Abilene High Eagles were riding a three game winning streak into their game in Odessa against the Permian Panthers.
The Cooper Cougars faced the Abilene High Eagles at Shotwell in their only match up of the season.
The Cooper Cougars welcomed the Plainview Bulldogs to Cougar Gym as both teams looked to remain unbeaten in district play.
The Abilene High Lady Eagles were on the road out in Odessa to take on the Permian Lady Panthers.
The Cooper Lady Cougars were back at home taking on Plainview as the Lady Cougars looked to pick up another district win.
Hardin-Simmons' women's tennis team dropped a pair of matches on Friday on the opening day of the season at the Abilene Christian Indoors.
Hardin-Simmons senior Dustin Baker extended his own school record in the shot put with a toss of a 47-11 ¾ at the Masked Rider Invite at Texas Tech University on Friday.
The Wylie Lady Bulldogs were searching for their team identity at the beginning of the season, but now they are rolling right along in district play.
An incredible 19-3 game-ending run by the ACU women's basketball team carried the Wildcats to an exciting 53-50 comeback victory over Houston Baptist.
The Cooper Cougars are 3-0 in district play, but Head Coach Cunningham says there is no time to become complacent.
Hardin-Simmons' men's basketball team improved to 16-2 with a hard 75-61 win over Sul Ross State in American Southwest Conference action at the Gallego Center in Alpine.
Hardin-Simmons' women's basketball team picked up an important road win, 73-71 in overtime, over Sul Ross State.
McMurry University had six of its student-athletes honored by the American Southwest Conference on it 2014 Fall Distinguished Scholar-Athlete teams.
McMurry University's men's basketball team found out why Tarleton State University is the No. 12-ranked team in the latest NCAA II national poll, falling by an 89-42 score on the road.
Playing minus its leading scorer and rebounder, McMurry University's young women's basketball team stayed close to NCAA II Tarleton State University for the bulk of the contest before falling by a 64-37 score.
The Cougars upped their record to 3-0 in district 4-5A thanks to a thrilling 1-point victory over Lubbock High.
A win over San Angelo Central put Abilene High in good position as far as the 6A playoffs are concerned.
BROWNWOOD, Texas - The Howard Payne University athletic department announced today the hiring of former American Southwest Conference Co-Coach of the Year Tatenda Chieza as the new Lady Jacket women's soccer head coach.
ABILENE, Texas – Hardin-Simmons' football program is saddened to hear of the passing of major donor Jakie Sandefer, 78, of Houston.
The Cooper Cougars were looking to remain undefeated in district play as they made the trip to Lubbock to take on the Lubbock High Westerners.
The Abilene High Eagles were taking on the San Angelo Bobcats at Eagle Gym as the Eagles were looking to get their third win in a row.
The Cooper Lady Cougars were on the road up in Lubbock looking to get another district win as they took on Lubbock High.
The Abilene High Lady Eagles were looking to pick up their third district win of the season as the welcomed San Angelo Central to Eagle Gym.
ABILENE - ACU head baseball coach Britt Bonneau announced Tuesday that he has promoted longtime assistant coach Brandon Stover to associate head coach.
Sam Houston State outscored ACU 24-5 to start the game Monday night and the Wildcats were never able to mount any kind of charge as the Bearkats walked out of Moody Coliseum with an 80-63 win over ACU in a Southland Conference men's basketball game.
RICHARDSON, Texas – Hardin-Simmons men's tennis team was picked to place second in the American Southwest Conference West Division in a preseason poll of the league's coaches and sports information directors.
RICHARDSON, Texas -- Hardin-Simmons' women's tennis team has been picked to place second in the American Southwest Conference West Division in a poll of the league's head coaches and sports information directors.
ACU sophomore center Sydney Shelstead recorded a career-high 21 points Monday night as she and Suzzy Dimba each recorded double-doubles to lead the Wildcats to a 70-55 non-conference win over Angelo State in non-conference women's basketball action at Moody Coliseum.
The Cisco Lady Loboes are one of just two Big Country schools in Class 3A ranked in the TABC Top 25 this week.
ABILENE - The ACU Wildcats will try to snap a three-game Southland Conference losing streak Monday night when they host second-place Sam Houston State at Moody Coliseum.
NORMAN, Okla.-- Hardin-Simmons' track and field teams set four new school records at the University of Central Oklahoma Open that was held at the University of Oklahoma in Norman on Saturday.
NORMAN, Okla. - McMurry University head track and field coach Brad Parris saw several of his young charges hit his qualifying marks for the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) indoor championships at the University of Central Oklahoma Open. The meet was held at the University of Oklahoma's Mosier Indoor Facility.
ABILENE - Everything was set up Saturday afternoon for the ACU Wildcats to pull off a bit of an upset, put an end to their two-game losing streak and get back on a winning track.
Hardin-Simmons' men's basketball team ramped up the defensive intensity and it showed in a 91-53 rout of Texas-Tyler in American Southwest Conference action.
ABILENE - After back-to-back heartbreaking Southland Conference losses, the ACU Wildcats needed a bounce-back win in the worst way.
Hardin-Simmons' women's basketball team saw its five-game winning streak come to an end with a 79-57 loss to Texas-Tyler.
The Cisco Loboes matched up with the Dublin Lions at home. The Loboes were ahead early, but fell 58-54.
The Abilene High Eagles were looking to pick up another district win tonight as they went on the road to Midland to take on the Lee Rebels.
The Cooper Cougars were on the road tonight taking on San Angelo Lake View as the Cougars looked to move to 2-0 in district play.
The Lady Loboes improve to 15-8 after a victory over the Lady Lions of Dublin.
The Abilene High Lady Eagles were looking to move to 3-1 in district play on the season, but they would have to get past Midland Lee in order to do it.
The Cooper Lady Cougars were on the road in San Angelo taking on Lake View.
ARLINGTON, Texas - McMurry University women's basketball found itself swamped at Arlington Baptist College, falling by a 109-75 score.
The New England Patriots used footballs that were under-inflated in the first half of Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Indianapolis Colts, evidence so far in the National Football League's investigation has found.
Texas Farmers Union had their 113th Annual Convention at Abilene's MCM Elegante
The Campus Personal Protection Act could soon make it legal for college students with concealed handgun licenses to carry guns on Texas college campuses.

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Sleeps | 7 |
Bedrooms | 3 |
Bathrooms | 2 |
Half Baths | 1 |
Property type | townhome |
Minimum Stay | 4 nights |
You will feel right at home in this 3 bedroom 2 ½ bathroom townhouse the minute you walk in the door. You are within 10 minutes from downtown, the Convention Center, and also Tucson International Airport, within 5 minutes of some of Tucson's finest restaurants, walking distance from Tucson Botanical Gardens. Enjoy Old Tucson movie location, Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, and the International Wildlife Museum. You're also within minutes of golfing, sports events including the University of Arizona football stadium and McHale Center, Tucson Electric Park, home to many of the Gem Show activities, Minor League Spring Training and Triple A Affiliates. Take a day trip to Historic Bisbee, Tombstone, or the wine country of Arizona down Sonoita – Elgin way. Go to the beaches of Old Mexico in Puerto Penasco (Rocky Point) or shopping in Nogales, Mexico. Mt. Lemon is only 30 mins away where you can go skiing in the winter or enjoy a cool summer day. Your first trip to Tucson? It won't be your last
A 50% prepayment for total reservation is required for all reservations.
Payments via PayPal subject to transaction fee. Please e-mail owner before any phone calls. Thank you
Music and TVs: This property has 5 TVs, 4 VCRs, 1 DVD player and 1 CD player as well as record player and tape player. There is also small library of films and music.
Please check with owner for discount on longer term rental.
I grew up in northern Wisconsin and moved to Tucson in 1967. This was my home for many years until I met and married my husband in 2005.
Glenda Scalzo purchased this townhome in 1972
This home is so comfy and cozy. We visit as often as possible
The townhouse is so close to many fine restaurants, golf courses and The University of Arizona.
Tucson is home of The U of A Wildcats and numerous sites many museums such as the Arizona – Sonora Desert Museum, International Wildlife Museum, many art galleries and ongoing weekly events of every kind and a must see, The St. Xavier Mission Host to the annual Gem and Mineral show the largest in the world. Restaurants superior to any others in Arizona. Tucson's hot, dry climate is wonderful in the winter when you normally don't need a coat.
Golf: This property is very close to several great courses and only 5 minutes from Randalph which hosts several nationally televised events.
Ski: If snow exists, and some years it does not, skiing is great on Mt. Lemon's Ski Valley only 30 minutes away.
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Tucson Gem Show
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Feb 25 2015
33 night minimum stay
Flat fee
Winter rate
Dec 1 -
Mar 31
4 night minimum stay
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4 night minimum stay
Refundable damage deposit | $500 |
Notes |
Cleaning fee of $50 can be returned with deposit of $500 if home is left exactly as found.
Reservation must be made 30 days prior to arrival. |
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The area's culinary traditions reflect the gruff, no-nonsense Tuscan character, with its firm territorial roots and resistance to change. You'll find the same classic dishes in most trattorias and many more upmarket places too: bistecca alla fiorentina, the classic Tuscan T-bone steak, cut three or four fingers thick and grilled over a wood fire (preferably oak) for just five minutes on each side; or filling soups like ribollita (a rich vegetable broth with beans and bread) and pappa al pomodoro (another bread soup, this time with tomato, onion, garlic, and a touch of chili). Popular starters include crostini (small rounds of bread, sometimes but not always toasted like bruschetta) with olive paste, beans, liver paste, artichoke purée and other such toppings, while pasta specialties (not as ubiquitous in Tuscany as in some other Italian regions) include papparedelle alla lepre (thick pasta strips in hare sauce) and, south of Siena, pici all'aglione (hand-rolled spaghetti in a tomato and garlic sauce). Finish up with a panna cotta ("cooked cream," a sort of rich blancmange) topped with frutti di bosco (wild berries) or caramel, or opt for the classic Tuscan dinner wrap, cantucci con vin santo—dry almond biscuits served with a glass of dessert wine for dunking and drinking.
Opened in June 2005 as the catering annex of L'Andana, Alain Ducasse's first Tuscan hotel, Trattoria Toscana is so far the more convincing part of the exercise...more
Though it calls itself a humble osteria, this is really more of a gourmet restaurant that likes to dress down. It's extraordinary that food this good is...more
This charming osteria-cum-wine-bar nestles just inside the entrance to the ancient borgo (village) of Monticchiello, with a lovely little terrace overlooking...more
In the historic center of Pienza, this family-run trattoria has a pleasant, simple dining room and an outdoor terrace shaded by market umbrellas in summer. Of...more
Arezzo has no shortage of worthwhile places to eat, but on recent visits it's this little osteria–wine bar just off Piazza Grande (one of the venues of...more
Push past the loaves and cream puffs in this unassuming bakery in a Medieval hill town, and you find yourself in a tiny back room that hosts a...more
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With its gray sand and not exactly limpid sea, the beach resort of Capalbio, south of Monte Argentario, may not look like much to those with Caribbean...more
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In researching the Narrowest Main Streets, I used the same parameters for verifying America's Widest Main Streets:
- They must fall into my definition of Main Street, which is "the most important street in a community." I do not necessarily limit main streets to small towns.
- Measurements are taken from building front to building front. The building edge is typically the storefront, but if the street is completely lined with covered porches, the building front is considered the outer face of the porch. This measurement includes the sidewalks, because quite often they cover the original street.
- They must feel like a single unified space or zone.
Narrowest Main Street in the World: Main Street, Placencia, Belize
Recognized by Guinness Book of World Records as the world's narrowest street, this street is actually a four-foot sidewalk framed by sand, shops and restaurants. Nevertheless, locals and visitors alike regard it as Palencia Village's real community zone. From the storefronts, the overall width measures around 12 feet at its narrowest points.
Narrowest Main Street in the North America: Main Street, Locke, CA
The historic Chinese American town of Locke, located in the Sacramento River delta, is the embodiment of small town nostalgia, and its 22-ft wide Main Street has become its icon. Rebuilt in 1915 after a devastating fire, the narrow two-story buildings are lined with porches, balconies, Chinese signs and wooden sidewalks.
Honorable Mention: Fan Tan Alley (Chinatown), Victoria, BC
At just five feet wide and three stories tall, this former gambling district successfully transformed into a tiny but functional commercial slice with small shops, a café, and apartments. Fan Tan is not the primary street in this district, but it is certainly worth a look.


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21 Save me from the mouth of the lion, my afflicted soul from the horns of the wild oxen! | 21 Rescue me from the mouth of the lions; save me from the horns of the wild oxen. |
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20 Remember the word that I said to you, 'A servant is not greater than his master.' If they persecuted Me, they will also persecute you. If they kept My word, they will keep yours also. | 20 Remember the words I spoke to you: 'No servant is greater than his master.' If they persecuted me, they will persecute you also. If they obeyed my teaching, they will obey yours also. |
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Friday, April, 25, 2014
NCAA Endorses Autonomy for 'Power Five' Conferences
The NCAA took a major step toward restructuring its governing system for the "Power Five" conferences on Thursday.
Friday, April, 11, 2014
Mavs' PA Announcer Blasts Refs on Twitter, Gets Benched
Dallas Mavericks public address announcer Sean Heath has been suspended for two games by the NBA after a series of tweets criticizing the league.
Thursday, April, 10, 2014
Video: Stunning Pregame Show Tranforms Ice Rink
Last month, Athletic Business introduced our readers to the newest trend hitting sports facilities around North America: venues turning their playing surfaces into a 3-D video displays. The technology behind it is incredible, as are the final results.
Wednesday, April, 09, 2014
Civic Group Ties Bucks Arena Support to Rec Upgrades
The Milwaukee Bucks want a new arena to replace the BMO Harris Bradley Center. A Milwaukee community group known as "Common Ground" wants better public athletic facilities, playgrounds and recreational spaces. Together, they might both get what they're asking for.
Monday, April, 07, 2014
Rutgers AD Back in Headlines with Headline Comment
Rutgers athletic director Julie Hermann is not making any friends with the local media.
Thursday, April, 03, 2014
NJ High Schools Preparing for New Safety Mandates
New Jersey high schools will soon have new rules in place aimed at keeping student-athletes safer.
Wednesday, March, 26, 2014
Athletes' Unionization Attempt Scores Major Victory
In their attempt to unionize college athletes, the Northwestern football players and the recently formed College Athletes Players Association scored a major victory on Wednesday.
Wednesday, March, 26, 2014
Navy Freshman Dies After Collapse at Football Practice
Navy freshman football player Will McKamey died while in a coma Tuesday night, three days after he collapsed during a Midshipmen football practice. He was 19.
Monday, March, 24, 2014
Showtime: Turn Playing Surfaces into 3-D Video Boards
Hardwood ripples. Free-throw lanes rise. Game footage rolls and championship banners unfurl in an unexpected space — the playing surface. Welcome to the next generation of in-arena entertainment.
Monday, March, 17, 2014
News and Notes From the IHRSA 2014 Trade Show Floor
There's nothing like attending a good trade show, especially in the fitness industry. The equipment, the innovation, the music, the energy, the people… Whether it's our show or IHRSA, I consider attending these shows to be one of the perks of my job.
Friday, May, 30, 2014
Blog: Six Facilities That Left Me Floored
When I was invited by Regupol America to tour several athletic and fitness facilities earlier this month, I had no idea what I was in for. Working for AB, we know how important the right kind of flooring is — it impacts everything from acoustics and aesthetics to cost and usability — but it takes getting out of the office and seeing the details up close to really understand how flooring can make an impact.
Monday, March, 17, 2014
News and Notes From the IHRSA 2014 Trade Show Floor
There's nothing like attending a good trade show, especially in the fitness industry. The equipment, the innovation, the music, the energy, the people… Whether it's our show or IHRSA, I consider attending these shows to be one of the perks of my job.
Monday, February, 10, 2014
Blog: Don't Let Sexual Orientation Define Sam
"I'm not afraid to tell the world who I am. I'm Michael Sam: I'm a college graduate. I'm African American, and I'm gay," he said. "I'm comfortable in my skin."
Friday, December, 13, 2013
RG3's Best Qualities Transcend Football
A man best known for his athletic accomplishments does his best work off the field.
Tuesday, October, 29, 2013
Blog: 9 Social Media Dos and Don'ts for Student-Athletes
A professor of mine in journalism school at Missouri once said (actually, he tweeted): "Social media is like a gun. Smart people will use it as a useful tool, not-so-smart people will shoot themselves in the foot with it."
Thursday, October, 10, 2013
Blog: The Wussification Has to Stop
First there were youth sports leagues that stopped keeping score for fear of someone having hurt feelings. Then there's the football league in California that does keep score, but penalizes the teams that win by too much. Now, it appears we've reached a level of softness even Charmin can't match.


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These come out very moist. I found this on the back of a grocery store ad and made a few changes. The original called for 2 tsp of Thyme, 1/4 c of Parmesan, & 2 c of cornflakes. I measured after I dipped and found I had a good 1/2 c of mixture left so I cut the recipe back accordingly. Submitted by NANADEB49 Carbs: 9.8g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 38.3g | Calories: 221.2
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Artist Jeff Koons has created a limited edition painted BMW M3 GT2 miniature. The artist, known for his stainless steel balloon animals and gigantic flower sculptures, has recently been collaborating with car makers like BMW and Aston Martin on vibrantly painted vehicles. Last year, Koons created a BMW M3 GT2 Art Car, which competed in the 2010 Le Mans race.
The ratio of the BMW M3 GT2 miniature to its real-sized counterpart is 1:18, but it features every detail of the original. This metal model has a contrasting silver interior, a removable hood and a trunk that can actually be opened. The exterior features Jeff Koons' signature splash of color and vivid and chromatic striations on a black background.
There are only 5,000 of the BMW M3 GT2 miniature models made, which are currently available at select BMW dealerships. Each model also comes with its own display case.


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With its cozy decor and absence of ominous cages, The Dog Waggin's welcoming facility gives busy pet owners peace of mind as their pups comfortably socialize and play. The 4,000-square-foot digs house a play room with pooch playground equipment—including slides and tunnels—a relaxing play room—characterized by fluffy pet beds—and a backyard, where dogs can caper about or stretch out and bronze their bods in time for swimsuit season. Pups are free to rest and play as they see fit with their fellow boarders, all under staff supervision during daytime outings and overnight stays. The canine caretakers also offer a number of other services, including walking, in-home sitting, and training from owner and certified dog trainer Lisa Harvey.
Most Popular Service: Weekly service
Reservations/Appointments: Required
Established: 2004
Staff Size: 2?10 people
Average Duration of Services: 30 minutes or less
Pro Tip: Please let us know ahead of time if your gate has a lock, or if your dogs are aggressive.
Land mines, poop piles, dog logs—no matter what the euphemism, Poop 911 allows families to circumvent one of the unappealing parts of dog ownership. It'll clear entire yards of dog waste, and even can apply repellent to deter pets from destroying a treasured flower bed or magic beanstalk. Other add-ons include raking leaves and dog walking.
Owner Lindsay Rapp surrounds herself with a staff of canine-whisperers who employ both human and animal psychology to help owners and pets live long, happy lives together. Agility training equips dogs for high-intensity play or auditions for basketball movies, and other courses tailored to families with children keep the peace by preparing dogs for a new baby or preparing families for a new dog.
When a widespread skunk infestation effecting Chicago suburbs made national headlines, media outlets such as USA Today, NPR, the Chicago Sun-Times, and WLS 890AM with John and Lauren hailed ABC Humane Wildlife Control & Prevention as the front lines of humane defense. Since its founding by university-trained naturalist Garon Fyffe in 1976, the team of animal experts has deftly removed unwanted animals, pests, and birds from homes and businesses. Each of the 35 state-licensed wildlife control experts employs humane processes to sniff out pest problems and solve the underlying issues, such as gaps in the foundation, tree limbs offering easy roof access, or handbills lying around offering employment in return for cheese.


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Joseph Walker trial date set for March
A New Jersey police officer accused of fatally shooting an Anne Arundel County man after an apparent road rage incident will go to trial this March, the Capital Gazette reports.
Route 3 crashes, congestion lead to increased enforcement
Authorities that patrol Route 3 on a regular basis say that heavy congestion and distracted driving are major contributors to the crashes. However, they also say that Route 3 is to blame itself on many occasions.
Rosemary Tuck, Douglas Woods arrested after drugs, guns found in daycare
Rosemary Teresa Tuck, 30, and Douglas Melvin Woods, 49, were both arrested on drug possession charges after marijuana, drug paraphernalia and six rifles were found inside the Gambrills Day Nursery.
Baltimore pre-k suspensions on the rise
Suspensions of pre-kindergarten students in Baltimore doubled last year, according to a Baltimore Sun report.
Anne Arundel County robbers strike stores throughout county
A trio of armed robberies in Glen Burnie, Pasadena and Gambrills have police in Anne Arundel County on the hunt for suspects in each of the crimes.
11 Annapolis High School students disciplined for cyberbullying
He says a photo of a student taken without that student's knowledge was texted to other students and subsequently posted on social media.
Mia Farrow's brother John Charles Villers-Farrow sentenced to 10 years
A judge sentenced Edgewater resident John Charles Villers-Farrow to 25 years but suspended 15 years of the sentence.
Donald Avon Holland found safe in Baltimore County
A man who had gone missing from Anne Arundel County Friday evening has been found safe in Baltimore County, police say.
4-month-old boy critically injured in Anne Arundel County crash
A 4-month-old boy is in critical condition after being injured Wednesday night in a possibly alcohol-related car crash in Anne Arundel County, authorities say.
Annapolis High School dance contract specifically bans explicit dancing
As reported by WJZ in Baltimore, students who wish to attend the Oct. 26 dance must sign a contract outlining the event's code of conduct. Included in that list of regulations are strict rules against "sexually explicit dancing."
Glen Burnie home invasion injures two
An elderly man and his girlfriend were sent to the hospital with minor injuries after a violent home invasion early Friday. As ABC7's Whitney Wild reports, police say they've been inundated with calls by people asking to help.
Brandon Michael Shreve, juveniles steal U.S. Air Marshal ammo, police say
A teen and two juveniles are accused of stealing ammunition belonging to the U.S. Air Marshals.
Hospice of the Chesapeake reveals patient info security breach
Anne Arundel County police are investigating a security breach that potentially compromised patient information at the Hospice of the Chesapeake.
Elwood Veney back in custody after escape
An Anne Arundel County inmate who escaped from police custody Tuesday afternoon has been found.
Elwood Veney escapes from custody in Anne Arundel County
Authorities say that Elwood Veney was last seen in in the 100 block of Defense Highway toward Generals Highway and the Annapolis Mall.
Anne Arundel police can't use cell phones behind the wheel
Anne Arundel Police Chief Kevin Davis is the first chief in the area to order his officers to follow the same law as the rest of us, forbidding handheld cell use in all Anne Arundel cop cars.
Jacqueline A. Kline, Maryland state trooper, struck during traffic stop
A Maryland state trooper is in serious condition after she was struck by a car during a traffic stop in Pasadena early Sunday.
$189M Mega Millions jackpot ticket purchased in Severn
Maryland Lottery officials say one winning ticket was purchased for Tuesday night's $189 million Mega Millions jackpot. The ticket was bought in Anne Arundel County.
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The government proposes changes to keep mentally ill offenders in detention for longer
Killers who have a mental illness will soon be spending more time in custody. The proposed changes mean that mentally ill offenders held in psychiatric facilities will have to wait three years rather than one year to apply for release. Catherine Latimer, Executive Director of the John Howard Society of Canada, speaks with Stephen Quinn about her concerns over the proposed changes.


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Sharon Stone says she'd "kiss just about anybody" to end the decades-long conflict between Arabs and Israelis. Hey, why not? It got her a part in Basic Instinct (of course, she didn't say WHAT she'd kiss).- Ex-football star Terry Bradshaw will be appearing nude in the upcoming film Failure To Launch. As if you really needed ANOTHER reason not to see Failure To Launch.
- Did Tara Reid get wasted and crash her car outside of Dennis Rodman's house? Of course she did…just another day in Taradise, baby.
- Martha Stewart has made another high-profile enemy only a week after her highly publicized row with Donald Trump, this time it's Rosie O'Donnell. And she thought prison was dangerous! Now Martha's only hope at not getting cut with a shiv is forming strategic alliances with Oprah and Joy Behar.
- And without further ado, the REAL JT Leroy is finally revealed! Yes, the real thing after all the waiting. No, seriously – it's for real this time. Come on, guys. Guys?
Mary-Kate and Ashley Make It Easy For Pornographers
An online gaming site is now taking bets on when Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen will finally deliver on their unspoken promise of adulthood take off their clothes for the camera. The smart money is anywhere between New York Minute 2 and one of the sisters getting married to Tommy Lee.
Anyway, this got me thinking about what kind of creative movie titles the pornographers would come up with in the event these two starlets actually were to end up filming a skin flick. But when I went to their IMDB profile, something dawned on me…ALMOST ALL OF THEIR MOVIES SOUND LIKE PORN TITLES! The sleazy porn producers wouldn't have to change a thing!
Here are some of my favorites (tons more after the jump):
When In Rome
Getting There
Holiday in the Sun
So Little Time
Mary-Kate and Ashley In Action!
Our Lips Are Sealed
WHERE ARE THEY NOW: Drew Lachey
may remember him as the baritone of boyband 98 Degrees, or, more likely, as the
champion of Dancing With the Stars. Anyway, the last time we saw Drew Lachey, he was
basking in the glow of his glitter-ball trophy on all the talk shows: Tony
Danza, The View, Ellen Degeneres, Jimmy Kimmel and on and on. It was even
proclaimed that he, along with his brother, had the Best Week Ever. But since
then, we haven't heard anything from him. So where is he now?
life has quieted down quite a bit since the heady days after his Dancing With
the Stars. He says he doesn't miss the limelight though. "It was a crazy
time, and it was fun, but I'm just looking forward to spending more time with
my wife and raising my baby." He added that he might consider doing a TV show,
movie, album, or personal appearance if "someone offers."
Commentary: MTV's 8th and Ocean
So you've just turned 21, you're drop-dead gorgeous, your rent's taken care of, you make a living posing with stunning men in swimming pools and you're the subject of an MTV reality show. There's only one thing better than being a female model on MTV's new reality show 8th and Ocean: being a male model.
In last night's first episode, small town girl Britt wallowed in insecurity and twin sisters Kelly and Sabrina competed like gladiators for their next gig. Meanwhile Teddy, Sean and Vinci were just happy to be alive. The boys divided their time between playing video games, eating pizza and getting lucky. And unlike the women, none of them found modeling to be too challenging. So while the ladies might get more attention and fatter paycheck, in the long run these guys appreciate everything they got…and that makes them top models in my book. Check out more pictures of the cast after the jump…
BWE Photoshop Contest: Put Paul Anywhere! OVER
Alright everybody, the Put Paul Anywhere Photoshop Contest is now CLOSED. Thank you to everybody who participated– we received so many amazing entries (and Paul enjoyed each and every one of them.)
We'll announce the winner this Friday. Only then will we find out who's having the best week ever.
(maybe it's you)
SIZZLER: Lohan to Hawk Vuitton?
The latest dish on the teen star is that she's been pegged to be the new face of Louis Vuitton. According to Oh No They Didn't: industry insiders claim Louis Vuitton's creative director, Marc Jacobs, personally asked Lindsay to pose for the forthcoming autumn/winter campaign in ads he's describing as "very young" and "cartoony".
So I guess while Lindsay will go nude for an Oscar, she'll go 'young and cartoony' for a brand new handbag.
Sharon Stone Knows What People Want
As everyone knows, Sharon Stone is going to be super extra nude in Basic Instinct 2. But she wants to tell you herself as well:
"People are just sitting there going, like, 'I don't care what she's saying. I don't care what she's saying. I just want to know is she getting naked? Is she getting naked in that movie? Is she naked? Nude? Nude? Naked? Do I see her boobies?"' the actress, now 48, told reporters, laughingly. "So let's just get through to that. Yes! And now that I've cleared that up, let's just go to the next question, because nobody cares about anything else, really," she said.
I guess that's true because the article ends without a next question!
Is MySpace Having the Best Week Ever?
First, it was Joe Rogan's blog post heard 'round the world, recounting his bloody online battle of the witless with a rogue young MySpace warrior known to us only as "Kevin".
Then ex-Mrs. Federline Shar Jackson used the online networking site to stream her cover of man-stealer Britney Spears' famous song "Toxic".
And let's not forget about post 15-minutes of famer Kristin Cavalleri, who is using her MySpace blog to make excuses for explain the abrupt cancellation of her reality show Let's Get This Party Started.
Who needs a high-priced publicist when you can have a free MySpace profile, the willingness to blog, and a little too much to drink? A place for friends? I think not.
MySpace is definitely having the Best Week Ever!
ALSO: Your friends here at Best Week Ever have our very own profile. Thanks for the add!
Kristin's Party Just Getting Started?
If anyone watched Kristin Cavalleri's short-lived UPN reality series, Let's Get This Party Started, you'd know it should never have been canceled. The show, which threw surprise parties for unsuspecting people, was such a rating success we couldn't imagine why anyone would give it the axe. Thankfully the mystery has been solved. According to "Kristin's" creatively-punctuated Myspace blog:
"My show Get This Party Started–i cancelled [i]t because i want to star in a couple of episodes of lb[laguna beach] with some old season 2 friends like jess and alex m[.] alex h is still going to be in college so u wont probably see her in season 3 but i cancelled the show because has i sed [said] i was doing lb3 and my schudelue with that and get this[party started]… was getting to hacked[.] But after we're done filming the show in like april, get this party started mite[might] be back on air and believe me its not going to be on the same nite of lb lol
We're keeping out fingers crossed. After the jump, "Kristin" sells us on the new season of Laguna Beach …
SIZZLER: Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban to Marry
Okay, I know we've heard this before, but it looks like the Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban wedding is really on:
According to a new report set to hit the newsstands on Friday, In Touch Weekly states that Nicole Kidman is finalizing plans for a lavish wedding despite denials from Nicole Kidman's Australian publicist.
"Too many people are involved to keep the time and place a secret for much longer," says a friend of Nicole. In fact, some of the Kidman clan may have spilled the beans already. A source has been quoted as saying: "They're so excited, they're telling their travel agents why they're flying around the world."
Normally I would be skeptical, but since he wrote that song and all, I'm inclined to believe it.


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9 And Balac son of Sephor king of Moab arose and fought against Israel. And he sent and called for Balaam son of Beor, to curse you: | 9 When Balak son of Zippor, the king of Moab, prepared to fight against Israel, he sent for Balaam son of Beor to put a curse on you. |
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5 those bowing down to the forces of heaven on the rooftops, those swearing by the LORD along with those swearing by Milcom, | 5 those who bow down on the roofs to worship the starry host, those who bow down and swear by the LORD and who also swear by Molech, |
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In the heart of Lake Placid, on the shores of Mirror Lake, and in the heart of the Olympic Village which puts everything from shopping to skating literally right outside your door. The Golden Arrow is an environmentally friendly hotel and is one of the most sustainably run resorts in the U.S. Rooms have a coffee maker, mini-fridge, microwaves, and free wireless internet. There are a variety of suites and specialty rooms that have unique features that may include fireplace or kitchenette.
24-hour front desk
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Guest laundry facilities
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Swimming pool - indoor
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Full-service health spa
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Even if alumni from James Monroe High School have moved away from Bronx, New York, they can use this site to find and contact high school friends. You can share memories of those activities that you were involved with at James Monroe HS and you can view other alumni and read what other former students have posted about the time they spent at James Monroe. James Monroe High School alumni can relive their experiences from high school by sharing memories and pictures, reconnecting with those alumni listed, searching for former students and more.


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Golden Globes: Emily Blunt Stuns in 'Soggy' White Despite the Rain
Chris Pine: I Learned to Sing in the Shower
The actor talks about preparing for his role as Prince Charming in Into the Woods
Jennifer and Justin! Emily and John! Jimmy and Molly! All the Details on their A-List Dinner
The Cake star and her fiancé stepped out for dinner with their famous friends Thursday night
Disney Unveils Into the Woods Teaser Trailer (VIDEO)
Meryl Streep, Johnny Depp, Emily Blunt and others head an all-star cast for the movie musical
Emily Blunt Almost Killed Tom Cruise While Filming Edge of Tomorrow
Blunt described the perils of performing your own stunt driving
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Hi all, I've been putting an index together of key resources from the books. I was finding it getting harder and harder to find everything with all the resources FFG is putting out (no complaints though!) Started out as a project for myself, but I figured I might as well share it.
Right now I've done the Core Rulebook, Beyond the Rim, Dangerous Covenants, Enter the Unknown, Suns of Fortune, Jewel of Yavin, the Game Master Kit and Under a Black Sun.
Right now I've geared it to be for mobile viewing mostly. It's database driven so aiming for minimalist simplicity for the moment with the aesthetics.
I'm going to hold off on adding Age of Rebellion stuff until that Core Rulebook comes out.
I'm sure it's rife with typos and such. Will go back through with a fine tooth comb now that all the data is in.


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3 God will save you from hidden traps and from deadly diseases. | 3 Surely he will save you from the fowler's snare and from the deadly pestilence. |
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Hey there...just thought I would ask for some help...I just recently built a raised bed gard and decided to plant some armanian cucumbers and sweet potatoes. My problem now is that the soil that I used forms basically a hard crust during the day after watering and of course nothing that I planted is growing...I don't really know where to go from here..if there is anyone that could give me some tips it would be appreciated. I live in the east mesa area. |
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Mulch around the plants and in the complete bed to keep in the mosture. It will also keep the soil from compacting. I have cedar mulch 2/3" deep in all my raised veggie beds. Don't have to water as much either. I used 2 large bags of the stuff per bed 8'x4'-- cost about $3.50 per bag. Hope this helps |
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Howdy! Welcome to gardening in the desert! Campv is right - you need to mulch. I have decided to use straw this year as it is cheap (about $7/bale) and I already have it on hand for my chicken coop. I am having excellent results with moisture retention by putting a1/2-1inch layer of straw over the top of the soil. One bale is more than enough to cover my 500+ sqft of raised beds. You also need to water properly for our climate and plant things at the right times, which is a lot different here than many other parts of the country. This time of year, I like to water twice a day, morning and dusk, for about 1/2 hour using soaker hoses placed in the beds on top of the soil but under the mulch. To gauge how much water your plants are getting, place a cleaned-out tuna can under the soaker hose. They are about an inch deep, so at this time of year when heat stress is high, I like to give my veggies an inch twice a day. Armenian cucumbers are just coming into their own this time of year - I harvested my first one a couple of days ago. On the sweet potatoes, I think you will have better luck planting in the very early spring just after last frost if you get any in your area or in the fall when it cools down a bit. Do plant a couple of bell, sweet or hot peppers and perhaps a watermelon - they all do well in our heat and will give you encouraging results, which every gardener needs! Some of the best gardening tips I have found on the Bonnie Plants web site: www.bonnieplants.com Those are the ones they sell at Home Depot, Lowes, etc. I also fertilize about every 10 days with a combination of Bonnie's plant food which is a moderate organic fertilizer and a product called Quantum which I discovered by accident but is a microbial soil conditioner that will help your plants' roots retain moisture. You can find it at www.growquantum.com. Here is a picture of my garden taken about a month ago, so you can see what is possible :) Yes, those are misters - my plants are a wee bit spoiled. Happy gardening! |
- Posted by tomatofreak Z9 Phx USA (My Page) on Tue, Jun 25, 13 at 12:52
Ditto, ditto, ditto; mulch, mulch, mulch! I do use bark in containers where it is easier to get down, but I love straw in larger areas where you can lay down a sheaf without having to tear it apart. You could also plant purslane all around your plants for living mulch. |
wow!...thanks for all the advice...one more thing I noticed in your picture..(AZGardenqueen..your garden looks amazing) is you have a covering over your garden..do you find that to help during the summer time? |
- Posted by tomatofreak Z9 Phx USA (My Page) on Tue, Jun 25, 13 at 17:36
I bet she's going to say, "heck, yes!" to that cover question. I've used everything from umbrellas to shade cloth to cover even 'heat-loving' plants. Nobody - even plants - can withstand the coming temps of 117 without stress and some damage. P.S. That is one beautiful garden, AZGardenQueen! Whereabouts are you? |
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This site is so slow, I unintentionally double-posted my reply. So who's out buying shade cloth? |
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- Posted by AZGardenQueen none (My Page) on Tue, Jun 25, 13 at 21:23
Hi guys! Thanks for the compliments on my lil' ole garden! I am in the North East Valley out by Cave Creek Yes, the "cage" as I call it, helps considerably with both cutting the sun and also the wind, which out here really kicks up most summer afternoons and is incredibly withering to plants when combined with the heat. I would say I have reduced wind by 60% and sun by 40% with the cage, and the best part is I plant my climbing sun-lovers (watermelons, cucumbers) on the parts of the beds closest to the cage, and they grow up and over it providing more shade to the other plants. The downside of this is last year we had to break out the big ladder so DH could get up on the roof to harvest said melons and cukes-LOL! Birds won't touch anything that stays green as it ripens, which is another bonus. Now, my "cage" was welded out of steel 2X2s, 1X2s and a rigid diamond-pattern steel mesh like what is used for lofts in industrial warehouses - you can walk on it! I admit this was a bit extreme, and not cheap, but on the other hand - we have javelina, jackrabbits, cottontails, coyotes, bobcats and every bird known to man out here. We also have view fencing, which many of the aforementioned critters can waltz right through (well, not the javelina). I have seen so many friends try to do raised beds out here and cobble together an affordable solution that still costs a few hundred bucks and be devastated when the critters managed to sabotage their best efforts and eat their entire garden! So I called my friend who welds... I do have 2 raised beds outside the cage with watermelon and other melon and instead of shade cloth I went to HD and got 4 of the 4'X8' prefab lattice panels over in lumber and a couple of 2X6s and sorta stuck 'em over the top about 5-6' up. (see pic) They are providing adequate shade/support so far, but don't know how long that wood's gonna last here, LOL. I figure I can run shade cloth over it later if need be... |
Wow, I wish I had a lath house. I need to find out from my HOA what requirements they'd impose (or if they'd let me build one at all.) I guess I can always plant wispy trees like shoe string acacia, etc., for light shade. |
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Bletilla maybe? |
- Posted by dave_in_nova VA zone 7a (My Page) on Wed, Jun 25, 14 at 16:04
Possibly palm grass, Setaria pulmifolia. Or maybe a bunch of palm seedlings, like Queen palm. Where did it come from? |
I'll just have to let these grow somemore to figure out which plant this is, Queen palm or setaria pulmifolia. It's not bletilla, I have some of that and it's a bit different. Thanks folks. |
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Is that ONE plant? Or multiple plants? Did you dig it up? Was it given to you? Did you purchase it? Need more information. |
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I'm designing a page for personal bio's for company exec's. It's a single page with separate div's (each with a unique id tag) to contain each bio. What I'm trying to do is onload hide all but the CEO's bio and use a show/hide script to change the content.
My question, is there a way to get the script to do its thing first (setting the display properties for all divs) before anything is displayed on screen?
Second problem, I've created rollover effects for onmouseover and onmouseout. I also created a onclick effect (to set the rollover) I run into a problem after the onclick when the mouse exits it triggers the onmouseout event and overrides the onclick. My thought again is to use classes to overcome this. Are there any other options (simpler) to fix this?
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There is a way for javascript to do it's thing before the page is rendered. You have the javascript render the elements using document.createElement and the like, then, in noscript tags you put the unhidden markup.
but there's no way for javascript to .setAttribute on your elements before they are rendered.
I'm not sure what you mean by onmouseover overriding the onclick event. Do you mean you press the mouse button down then slide the pointer off the element?
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Thanks Beagle for your reply. If that's the case with setAttribute() method then I may be forced into some code I don't want to do. And yes, that is a correct assessment of the mouseout problem. I haven't got back to that part of my problem yet, but I'm still thinking that the only solution is to employ some class name change tactic to solve the problem. Any other ideas?
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Just found out I have Celiac Disease. These are some recipes I'm going to try for dinners and Thanksgiving. I'll put comments once I have tried them. Make sure to read the comments on some of the recipes for substitutions to make them gluten free.
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Submitted by FIT_ARTIST Carbs: 27.6g | Fat: 3g | Fiber: 7.3g | Protein: 16.5g | Calories: 198.1
a gluten free version of the classic cornbread stuffing. Submitted by KRAVMAGAGIRL Carbs: 40.7g | Fat: 9.6g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 6.2g | Calories: 273.7
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My mom made this for years, and I loved it as a kid. It comes out brownish because of the spices, is always super moist, and is DELICIOUS! This version calls for gluten-free flour, but regular flour may easily be substituted. Submitted by AMYMLE Carbs: 22.5g | Fat: 7g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 2.1g | Calories: 158
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You won't feel like you're missing out with this lowfat version of a wonderful chocolate cake. "Ice" with your favorite or spread with sugar free raspberry preserves. Submitted by MIMISTAN Carbs: 23.2g | Fat: 1.4g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 91.9
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from Wheat-free,Gluten-free Reduced Calorie Cookbook by Connie Sarros Submitted by JOCHEBED1 Carbs: 43.6g | Fat: 4.5g | Fiber: 7.6g | Protein: 23.6g | Calories: 301.9
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Easiest pb cookie recipe ever & no flour! Not really low cal but yummy! Submitted by JILLYBEANS632 Carbs: 8.5g | Fat: 4.5g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 2.3g | Calories: 79
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This great recipe is from www.epicurious.com and SELF magazine. Submitted by JENSINE449 Carbs: 48.5g | Fat: 8.2g | Fiber: 11.3g | Protein: 26.1g | Calories: 353.1
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This healthy pizza dish can be topped with any number of your favorite toppings. Submitted by LAELLOYD Carbs: 14.1g | Fat: 12.7g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 19.7g | Calories: 245.3
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This is a recipe I found that made 300 cookies- way too many to have on hand in my house... so I've modified it to make about 90 large cookies. This recipe is so yummy and no flour! Submitted by TABPIER Carbs: 20.2g | Fat: 7.4g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 154
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Delicious chili that is a meal in itself! Can easily be prepared in a slow cooker. Serve with a salad and pita bread for a perfect dinner. Submitted by HUDDLESK Carbs: 27.7g | Fat: 12.6g | Fiber: 10.5g | Protein: 17.2g | Calories: 287.2
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Cookbook creator says: Instead of a graham cracker crust. Crush gluten free bag of cookie with butter to make your crust. Submitted by GROSSARAMA Carbs: 28.4g | Fat: 10g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 2.9g | Calories: 217.4
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Cookbook creator says: Variation: Use Turkey drippings and turkey/chicken broth for Turkey gravy Submitted by DZSMIMMA Carbs: 1.5g | Fat: 3.6g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 42
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Justin and Dillon Naylor on their farm.
The latest Parla-Proust questionnaire features Justin Naylor, a former high school Latin teacher with whom I collaborated when he would bring his students to Rome from Wyoming Seminary in Pennsylvania. Justin recently resigned from his teaching gig to give his full attention to Old Tioga Farm, his farm and restaurant (more…)
On February 17 from 7-9:30PM, join me at Alla Spina in Philadelphia for a casual tasting dedicated to the world of Italian craft beer. I will be co-hosting the event with the Temple University Craft Beer Enthusiasts. I have chosen the menu to reflect the styles and brewers which best represent quality production in Italy. We'll (more…)
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On November 3 from 11:30am-1pm, the American Academy in Rome will host a presentation and book signing of the Rome Sustainable Food Project's second cookbook: ZUPPE – Soups from the kitchen of the American Academy in Rome – with chef, restaurateur, activist and author Alice Waters, RSFP founding chef and author Mona Talbott, photographer Annie Schlechter and Little Bookroom publisher Angela Hederman. (more…)
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With the increasing number of people who find themselves needing basic grocery supplies the foodbank initiative is an exciting opportunity to serve people.
Epsom and Ewell Churches opened a food bank towards the end of 2012 and in the ensuing 12 months they have fed 1679 people, 948 adults and 731 children, prayed for 90% of them, issued 662 vouchers (401 via Epsom CAB, their biggest distributor), opened three distribution centres, trained over 135 volunteers, collected over 26 tonnes of food, worked with over 65 local agencies, talked with 1,000's of people about the work and raised enough money to survive!
They are always looking for volunteers and food donations. Please look at the information available in the atrium and on the websites www.trusselltrust.org or www.epsomewell.foodbank.org.uk if you would like to know more.
Their latest newsletter is available here to download.
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If you're looking for a fun activity that's outdoors and close to home, mark June 7 on your calendar. June 7 is Free Fishing Day in Utah. You don't need a fishing license to fish in the state that day.
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You can learn more about the changes the biologists are considering — and let them know your thoughts about their ideas — by taking a brief survey at the Division of Wildlife Resources' website.
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Young anglers and hunters are among those who will benefit from upcoming license changes in Utah. And, if you like to fish with two fishing poles, you'll also benefit — no matter how old you are.
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Hunters who have been afield during this spring's general statewide turkey hunt are finding good success — especially in southern Utah. If you don't have a permit for the hunt yet, it's not too late to get one. The hunt runs until May 31 and permits aren't limited in number, so you'll have no problem getting one.
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Have you ever thought about sharing your passion for hunting with someone else? You can reach out to hundreds — or even thousands — of people by serving as a volunteer Hunter Education course instructor. Don't be concerned if you don't have any teaching experience.
Friday, 16 May 2014 09:40
Something special is waiting for Utah anglers on Memorial Day weekend this year. Statewide, this year should provide some of the best fishing we've ever seen in Utah.
Tuesday, 06 May 2014 10:35
Biologists from the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) are asking anglers and bow hunters to help them remove destructive carp from Pelican Lake. If the weather cooperates, the removal project at the water in northeastern Utah will happen May 15.
Friday, 16 May 2014 09:33
Pelican Lake is usually the first water, or "bass lake," to warm up in northeastern Utah each year. Even though the lake doesn't offer great fishing at ice-off, anglers don't have to wait long to catch bass and bluegill.
Thursday, 01 May 2014 16:06
Members of the Utah Wildlife Board heard some encouraging news about Utah's deer herds at their meeting on May 1. After hearing the news, the seven-member board approved 200 additional general season buck deer permits for this fall's hunts. Permits for the remaining big game hunts in Utah were also approved.
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A fun weekend can turn tragic if you do things that lure bears into the area where you're camping. Fortunately, it's easy to keep bears away. Make sure you keep your campsite or cabin area clean and free of litter. And don't leave food where a bear can get to it.
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Michael Fights Morgan|Michael and Morgan's feud escalates.|Michael and Morgan's feud escalates and one brother is left for dead.
Brothers have feuded since the beginning of history, and Michael and Morgan Corinthos are no exception. Their rivalry for their father's attention and Kiki's heart took a dangerous twist this week when they got into a brutal fist fight on the waterfront.
Michael pummelled Morgan, leaving him bruised and bleeding on the dock. But in the end, Morgan got to his feet and threw a devasting punch that knocked "Mikey" onto a piling. As an unconcious Michael sank into the water, Morgan left him for dead.
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Sata Performance on latest Slackware Release
Data transfer on the SATA drive seems very odd though. It goes very fast for a minute or so, then slows way down to nearly nothing, and then repeats this in a cycle for the entire time you're using the disk. The entire system slows down to a snails pace when this happens (even the console display takes like 5 seconds to redraw every time you enter a command and all programs run incredibly slow). Once you stop accessing the drive and are simply running things out of memory, it responds normally. This behaviour happens regardless of whether I'm accessing over the network or simply writing data between the drives. Read vs. write does not appear to make any difference.
Any tips before I rip it out and replace it with an IDE drive? I'm thinking there's probably a driver/SW issue. I'm certain the hardware itself is fine as I've been running windows on it previously for quite some time. I'm used to Unix/Linux systems being very responsive (even back in my 486 days) and this is just killing me.
- 04-05-2007 #2
Have you tried using a newer kernel that the one supplied by default with Slackware (2.6 for instance)
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- 04-05-2007 #3
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No, admittedly I'm still using a precompiled kernel from the distribution. It's been a while since I've used/installed Linux, so I'm re-learning some things again, and was hoping to put that off until I had a real need to do so... sounds like maybe this is the time...
Any notes on important flags not to miss (for SATA) when recompiling? I'm at work so don't have access right now, but I'll try that tonight when I get home...


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