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Rated 5 out of 5 by Gwen48 Great room
Even though going through renovation, rooms are
very spacious and comfortable. Staff very friendly from front desk to housekeeping to restaurant.
January 30, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by Avocat Quite Unsatisfactory-Unless You're a Duck
Poorly designed floor in handicapped bathroom allows water to flow throughout bathroom, around toilet and sink, and does not drain. Result is unsafe, unsanitary and unhealthy standing water in the bathroom. Asked for different room; told non available even though website showed availability. Staff response cold and unconcerned. After reserving this in advance, traveling 14 hours, and then having to deal with this, I was not happy.
July 27, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by SPGTraveler12345 This hotel is not SPG standard
This hotel isn't great. Probably not good either. The valet staff cannot help you as they are too busy playing games on their phones. The rooms are very dated. Mine had burn marks on it and the leather headboard was worn right through. It needs a lot of work. One of the worst SPG experiences I've had.
August 20, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by jamie22 Downtown Fort Worth Sheraton stinks! literall!
This was a bad experience from the get go. My room smelled like alcohol the entire 4 nights. The room was never cleaned properly AND they are trying to charge me for parking when I never did part in their facility.
December 16, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by MuchBetter Excellent Guest Experience
This was my 3rd stay in 5 months at this site. Each stay has been fine with no complaints. I must say though that I have noticed improved service throughout the hotel with each stay.
This particular trip I was not feeling well when I checked in (just before 11 p.m.) and I was looking for some medicine to help get a good night of rest. Without hesitation, and without me noticing, the front desk agent proactively searched the internet and before I could step away from the front desk she gave me detailed directions to the nearest 24 Hour drug store.
When I returned from the drug store, I mentioned to the Valet Staff that I would need the car at 8:00 a.m. for a meeting, and he said he would make a note of it. I just thought he was going to park it close...to my pleasant surprise, when I stepped outside at 8:00 to request my car, it was there waiting for me. That is EXCELLENT guest Service.
Keep up the great work. Proactive measures are the key to Excellent Service. Keep finding ways to WOW us as guests, and we'll find ways to WOW you (through tips, positive feedback, and return visits).
February 21, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by fmj0717 Unprepared
this hotel was unbelieveable unprepared for the number of women for the Premier Designs Convention. I personally will not stay there again. Not enough staff on hand, totally messed up on billing of rooms, i checked out Saturday 7/13/13 and just now 7/15/13 getting a charge on on my account for the incidential charge, now i didn't charge anything to my room # 1015 nor did i use anything in the room except a towel and washcloth. Totally unprepared and will not recommend this hotel to anyone. I have been on hold for 15 miutes and no response, just got hung up on.
July 15, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by DfromDallas 2 Nights November 2014
First time at this hotel. Fresh lobby/common areas/room renovation made for a nice stay. Beds and pillows extra wonderful. Room extremely clean. We were in room 766 beside the elevator and soda machine and heard no noise from either. Unfortunately the shower never produced any hot water for any of the 4 showers we took. Also I assume during the reno the hot and cold got switched at the sink faucet - but the sink did have hot water - so that was not really a issue just had to remember the cold faucet would produce HOT water. Would recommend this hotel. Front desk staff and parking attendants very friendly and helpful !! Very convenient with a Molly the Trolley stop in front of the hotel.
November 10, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by 54321 Terrible
I was charged the wrong amount and it took the entire length of my stay to have it adjusted (4 days), I was locked out of my room after my 3rd day and at 11:00 at night hotel security used a key to try to enter my room to see if it was occupied! They blamed it on the new computer system.
Not to mention the rude and extremely unprofessional service I received from the night manager and desk clerk when checking out.
Oh, wait... they cleaned my room once of the entire 4 night stay.
July 23, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Sleepless Worst stay in a long time at any hotel
Room was never serviced. Front desk said they would report it to housekeeping at 430pm. Still not cleaned at 10 pm. All I got from the desk then was a weak "I'm sorry". Never did get serviced during my stay.
Why do I have to pay the high rate and get nothing in return. A rip off and not contact back from staff or management even after it was requested and promised.
November 18, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by KimL A Pleasant Stay
I recently took my elderly mother, my teenage son, and my 7-year-old nephew here for a few days' recreation during Spring Break. We all enjoyed our stay here, although our ages ranged from seven to seventy-six. The indoor pool was beautifully maintained, and I spoke a few minutes with the man who does the pool maintenance and complimented him on his work--he was very cordial. My teenage son loved the wireless Internet and the generous "Continental Breakfast" on the VIP floor. Lucy took care of us every moring we were there, and she did a wonderful job of making us feel at home and insuring all was well. As for the Internet, I have never had service that was so reliable and easy to connect to, even on the 10th floor--and I travel quite a bit for both business and recreation. Our room was clean and well-kept, as were the other areas of the hotel. I had read the service reviews, but I can see a change at this hotel--everyone from the front desk to the young woman in the gift shop went out of their way to insure an enjoyable stay. Thanks!
March 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by plangtx Great Stay
Staff was Amazing. They made the stay great. Cant wait to go back for another wonderful weekend.
June 10, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Irishgirl16 Terrible Stay
We were SPGs and given a room with an air conditioner leak that caused the carpeting to be wet and the room to smell like mildew. We asked for another room and it was the same way. They upgraded our fourth room and moved us down to another floor. We finally got a good room, but there was a large group of college students staying on that floor and they were up all night in the hallway loudly talking and playing music. We had to call security at about 3 am to finally get any sleep. We stayed at that Sheraton because of the conference we were attending. But, we will probably never stay there again. For being called a hotel resort and spa, it was way over hyped and over priced. We've had better stays at motels.
October 7, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by FrankinFlorida Poor Customer Service, outdated rooms.
I've tried to call the front desk for over 2 hours since I couldn't get in touch with room service, no luck. I finally got through and was told his co-worker left early and he is alone, I informed him I can't get through to room service, he said he would call them. Never heard from anyone.
I reserved the largest suite which is a disappointment at best. The toilet runs constantly, I hear the elevator bells in my room every time it stops on my floor. The room door has a 2 inch space between it and the floor so I've heard every conversation out in the hall. The decor is outdated, the carpet is dirty and sticky. The internet drops constantly. Calling this hotel a spa is a stretch. They should pay you to stay here.
August 15, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Shirley26 Dissatisfied Customer
I had to wait several hours before I could check in, which was an hour before my engagement began. There was no refrigerator in the room and the room wasn't clean. There was no where to park and on the website there was information that there was self parking but no mention that it was $15 a night. For the price I paid for this hotel, it was far below my expectations. I am so dissatified with my stay at this hotel. It didn't even have continental breakfast. I should have stayed at the hotel where my friends stayed. They paid the same price and had all the ammentities.
August 8, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by notsatisfied33 Old room
The room was old with busted plaster spots on the walls and large stains on the carpet. When I walked in the room was at 54 degrees. I turned it up to a reasonable temp (68) and the carpet stuck to my feet. I guess they kept it cold to keep the mold factor down.
They also said they had a hotel shuttle to the airport. It turned out to be Super Shuttle...one of the worst services available. I waited at the airport for the van for 40 minutes.
Clean/upgrade the rooms and stop telling guests there is a hotel shuttle and then sending them to a 2.5 star van service.
November 1, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by NMYTraveler Fort Worth
Disappointing on all levels. Not up to SPG standards
July 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by SancolRoute66 Great location; great features
This hotel is located right downtown in Fort Worth but, better yet, right across from the amazing Water Gardens. What a lovely spot to walk and explore, day and evening. Hotel itself is very well equipped, with nice pool, dining facilities, etc. Room very comfortable, and the whole building is beautifully clean. Staff very helpful, especially looking out for our "late arrival luggage", that was delivered from the airport, and we were notified immediately, as requested. We only had a night in Fort Worth, but would love to go back to the hotel, and the city.
May 1, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Beth001 Not great sleep
this hotel is located next to a railroad....between the railroad noise and the elevator noise and people congregating at the elevator it is very noisy!
November 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mathwiz8792 Better than expected
We planned several 'mini' trips this summer, based on the specials I found from various sources. We used a Living Social voucher for our stay, and in all honesty, expected less than 'stellar' accommodations and service. We were pleasantly surprised and very pleased. The room location was wonderful, the staff pleasant and helpful, the breakfast delicious! Thank you for a wonderful trip!
By the way, I just received another offer for your hotel from Living Social, and I think I'm going to purchase it again! We would enjoy Fort Worth again in the fall.
June 20, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by FourSims WORST NIGHT EVER
We always stay at Starwood hotels whenever possible because of the consistency in quality. However, we couldn't have been more disappointed in this one-night hotel stay. Due to the consistent, high-level of noise, we were entirely unable to stay asleep. Cleaning crews, neighboring guests, highway traffic, trains passing right outside the hotel, it was so bad that we packed up at 12:45 a.m. and drove an hour home just to get some sleep. Starwood should get this hotel out of it's portfolio as it doesn't represent the usual quality of Starwood proe
December 12, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5 by Tamara512 DO NOT STAY HERE
My daughter and her team booked rooms in this hotel during a national dance competition which is what prompted me to stay here as well. We arrived to a mediocre room with no internet connection and very limited Wi-Fi. The room was dirty and small. The carpet was stained and the glasses provided had black dirt on the rims. The bathroom floor had dark hair all over it and the sheets were not very clean either. We were told that we could plug into the internet in the room but the connection was not live. There was a desk in the room with a lamp on it that wasn't plugged in or even near enough to a plug to plug in ourselves. All sounds traveled through the walls so it was very hard to sleep. This hotel features homeless people in the lobby as well, which was great considering my 15 year old daughter was staying here. The menu provided in the room was old and apparently no longer offered. The pool was over chlorinated and dirty. I didn't venture into the spa which was probably a good idea. The food offered in the restaurant was ok but there were very few menu choices... three to be exact. All of the food was overpriced for what it was. The staff that serviced our room was nice and the shuttle driver was wonderful. Beyond that there was very little that would bring me back to this hotel. I would not recommend staying here. At 179 a night and 20 for parking it is NOT WORTH IT.
March 24, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by HT86 Poor customer service
I was happy with the hotel itself, but NOT with the employees/management. They didn't seem to listen, despite 2 attempts to clarify the names of guests staying with me, and the dates of their arrival. The result? I was charged the full room fee on one CC, and then a "no-show" fee on my other CC. I called them as soon as I noticed this erroneous charge, was given a hard time as to whether the charge would even be removed or not. I was told TWICE that I would receive a call back with an update on what management said. When I failed to hear any final say, I left a voicemail with management. Even then, I still never received a call back. They did refund me, but I had to find out by checking my bank statement online. Just simply poor communication.
October 18, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Kay218 Needs Improvement
Reservations & Front desk was awesome with providing the group rate. Check-in & checkout was fast & front desk staff was great.
We did not receive any housekeeping for our 3 night stay.The room including towels, comforters & sheets were all well used & had holes.
I was not pleased with the lack of housekeeping service and I also was not please with the dated room, definitely not what should be expected from a "Sheraton."
The only benefit of staying in this hotel is the proximity to the convention center.
April 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Deb23 Great Location and amenities
I stayed at the hotel while attending a meeting at the Ft. Worth Convention Center. The Convention Center is in walking distance. I greatly enjoyed the Ft. Worth Water Gardens which is right across the street from the hotel. It helped to make my walks to and from the Convention Center very pleasant. This was my first visit to Ft. Worth. The proximity of the hotel and the courtesy of the staff helped to make it extremely pleasant for me.
I plan to return next year and look forward to staying with you again.
July 9, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by TKelly007 Exceptional service
Megan, who worked at the front desk, went beyond the call of duty for me. The restaurant on site was about to close, it was 10 minutes till. The restaurant did not answer and I was starving. Megan took the initiative and walked over and gave them my order. That made a HUGE difference for me. She did not have to do it, but without hesitation she did. I did not meet her face to face; I hope she knows she made my family very happy that night. Thanks Megan ! Small things make a big difference.
July 18, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by disappointed56 terrible experience
I had a terrible stay at this hotel...
1) the room, specifically the bathroom, was terrible. the toilet leaked from the back tank and covered the floor with water. there were small roaches all over the bathroom. i killed 3, and they kept coming. I did not want to even take my bags into my house for fear of transporting them into my home! The towel rack was barely attached to the wall.
2) i was staying at the hotel because i was attending an event. We were given a special menu for our group when we went into Shula's restaurant. Three of us ordered that was listed as a BLT, BUT the menu clearly stated it would have bacon, turkey, and cheese. When it arrived it only had bacon. When we pointed out the discrepancy to the waiter and manager, we were told it was a BLT and the menu was wrong.
November 15, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5 by GrossedOut88 Dirtiest place I've ever stayed!
When I made my reservation I was told I would have a king size bed, that wasn't what I got. My towels in the bathroom looked as if they had been used to clean the floor and someone blew their nose into one. The furniture looks as if it had been keyed, and the bedside table looks has if someone sneezed into their hand and wiped it on the glass. I also had front desk call me a cab, I had to remind them THREE times! I'm not High maintenance at all and this place grossed me out!
August 21, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Jethrine84 First and Last Sheraton Experience!
This was my very first time staying at a Sheraton and based on this experience will certainly be my last. Our LARGE group comes to town every year and they know well in advance we're coming (our company books a HUGE block in all Fort Worth hotels#. They ran out of towels one night. When we called in the morning it took an hour to get them to our room #I went downstairs after 20 minutes#. It took multiple calls to get a lightbulb replaced. Lipstick on the comforter #ew)! Stood in line for a total of 2.5 hours to resolve issues. Then they charged my card a random extra amount! Called to get it resolved and was told I would get a call the next day....nothing. Called again, got a voicemail. Several others in our large group had similar terrible experiences. I have stayed at cheap motels and had far better experiences!!!!!
July 18, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by JTK305 Disappointing
I think my expectations were too high. I assumed this hotel would be a cut above some of the others but it wasn't. The faucets leaked, the bath tub surface was peeling, there wasn't a fan/working fan in the bathroom so the door has to stay open when you shower, the wait staff in the restaurant was terrible - very nice but so slow and extremely understaffed. According to the front desk the hotel was booked - Cowboys game that weekend, wedding reception or party, etc. - but yet there was only one bartender and one waiter. We waited 30 minutes for our waiter to return so we could pay our bill (apparently only your server can settle your bill). The nicest part of the hotel - all of the valets are prompt and very nice and you receive two bottles of complimentary water (room temperature however since there isn't a room fridge).
December 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Michael1976 Concierge Lounge was Great....
We just stayed here while we were in town for the Premier Designs Jewelry National Rally and had a great time.
We stayed on the club level and it was well worth the additional cost. Angela in the lounge was the Gem of our stay. She was so warm and welcoming, she made our stay wonderful. Thank you so much Angela.
Everything else at the hotel was great and the location in comparison to the Convention center was perfect. Thank you for everything.
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LONG BEACH, Calif. -- The Chicago White Sox bats exploded for two touchdowns in a 14-11 win over the Washington Nationals. Half of the runs were provided by Owasso (Okla.) shortstop Andrew Rosa, who singled and hit two doubles in three at-bats while driving in seven runs.
The 6-foot-2, 175-pounder and Oklahoma State commit has shown a tremendous combination of speed and power. His doubles hit the 348-foot outfield walls -- one in right, the other in left -- and also stole third.
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The war is on! Justin Bieber took to social media to fight back at Orlando Bloom, who allegedly threw a punch at him at Cipriani restaurant in Ibiza, Spain. That scuffle was caught on video and now it looks like Justin is inciting Orlando all over again by using his estranged wife, the gorgeous Miranda Kerr.
First there was the alleged punch thrown by Orlando Bloom, 37, at Justin Bieber, 20, just hours ago — and now Justin has just posted a photo of Orlando's estranged wife Miranda Kerr, 31, on Instagram! Justin posted a hot bikini pic of the Victoria's Secret model, then almost immediately took it down — but not before we caught it! Read all the details below.
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Wow, Justin — this is bold! Just hours after an alleged scuffle in Ibiza, Spain, with Miranda's ex Orlando Bloom, Justin posted a photo of the Victoria's Secret model in a bikini. Justin captioned the sexy pic with no words, but just a crown emoji. The emoji looks JUST like the tattoo Justin has on his chest!
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Within minutes, Justin quickly deleted the Instagram photo, which showed a side profile of the stunning Miranda in an orange bikini.
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Justin and Orlando have a long reported history together that involves each of their past loves, Miranda and Selena Gomez, 22.
Now that Justin has posted a photo of Miranda online, we have to wonder if their whole fight was over the rumors and reports that Justin texted Miranda while she was married to Orlando in 2012, and then Orlando went on a rumored date with Selena in 2014! Do you think their fight stemmed from their past relationships?
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In video footage posted by TMZ, you can see a scuffle that takes place between two men whom the site claims are Justin and Orlando. Two eyewitness tell TMZ that immediately before the video footage starts, Justin "ducked the punch" reportedly thrown by Orlando.
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That's when Justin screamed, "What's up, b*tch" to Orlando, TMZ reports.
After the alleged thrown punch, Justin fled the restaurant and the crowd applauded, according to TMZ. Watch the video of their alleged scuffle right here.
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It's annoying how media makes everything look like it's Justin's fault. Yeah he made mistakes and he will do them just like every other human on earth. He's not different. When a person is called 'famous', people take away their humanity and it's wrong. We don't understand that they are just like us, so we instead of trying to understand them, we judge. And right now Justin has been in a bad light, so even when it was Orlando who punched, everything is Justin's fault Again. I'm not saying that he hasn't done anything wrong but a fight needs at least two people and this is just as much Orlando's fault.
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Posted at 8:44 PM on July 30, 2014
I was neutral towards Justin before his "humble" unfamous days ended but I despise him now. He has no respect for people especially girls and acts like he's tough when his bodyguards are present. Sadly his fans are shallow and are willing to overlook his behavior because theyre blinded by his looks and instagram pics of hugging little kids. They dont realize that at some point or another every celebrity does little kind charity acts here and there. HA! What a joke.
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eeew eeew…..so big man JB talking tough in the parking lot, what a TOOL… I could take him out. Wouln't last a NewYork minute without the GOONS to intervene. WHO does he think he's kidding?? He's more girlie than Selena. Bottom line, he's a little whoos trapped in a teeny weinie and no amount of $$$ can change that.
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I believe it because this is how Justin "fights". He is an unbelievably immature little man. He may think he is dissing OB, but OB saw what was going on and got a divorce. All JB is doing is reminding everyone what a big giant fool and gold digger Miranda was/is. And he was a child when she was messing around with him, while she was a mother. Yep, all he is doing is showing that he and Miranda are twin douche bags.
Posted at 9:48 AM on July 30, 2014
Justin is such a TOOL…..so he takes some random picture of MK (there are millions of them out there) and instagrams it….JUST another example of the whooos he is. Justin couldn't fight his way out of a paper bag, he's all tough making sure his GOONS are there to protect him LMAO… he must have a really, really, small penis cause he definitely has "SMALL MAN SYNDROME"
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I am serious about both comments below. At the same time, I am respectfully saying this; it is the Man in me, but I do behave like one too. Some of these hollywood stars, leading men or whatever, need to learn how to treat a woman properly. The famous women are not always perfect either, but being a man it is obvious to me from what I hear and see, there are a lot of arswholes out there, regardless of their status.
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Miranda is pretty damn hot!! Bieber looks like a little boy, beside her, and would not know what to do with a woman like that; I would!! Orlando looks like a goof in that picture with Selena Gomez, who is sitting on a curb; she look tense, scared. Both using women to try and grow their little round objects, and feel more like men which they are from their actions, obviously not!!
I am here anytime Miranda; I am 54 not as well off as you, but boy I could please you as a man and a lover. The wife says I am like 24; I believe more like 30-35, but I do know how to last and please a woman, also how to treat her too. Unfortunately, it would have to be with your money to do something of the caliber you are use too. You are a very beautiful woman, as is Saleena, both of these guys must be Goofs!!
Posted at 9:50 AM on July 30, 2014
His butt wooping is coming.
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We are three classes in to my son's first year at Frog Hollow, and it feels we definitely made the best decision. I visited and investigated many local preschools. Ellen was the only one who had me bring my son on our first visit. I took that as a great sign. We were allowed to go with a flexible - 2 day a week - schedule, which many other places would not accomodate. So far, he's done yoga, visited Totland and played with a lot of trains, and he is excited to go back to school again. New Frog Hollow parent
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We go to Frog Hollow Nursery School and we love it. The excellent, caring staff guide the children toward being sensitive to one another while celebrating each person's gifts. Kids play outside a lot. lb
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Hi, I would recommend you look into Frog Hollow Nursery School in North Berkeley. It is a small school with lots of attention from loving, experienced teachers. My son learned a lot, including about gardening! Email Ellen at email@example.com Lydia
I haven't seen much information lately about Frog Hollow Nursery School, so wanted to recommend it. My son has been attending FH in N. Berkeley since he was almost 2. We love this place! The teachers are attentive, loving, and accepting; (set limits with love). My mom advised me that when choosing a preschool, in addition to caregivers, priority should be given to a small school; there are about 12 kids or so on any given day. Kids have plenty of outdoor time, creative time, music/dancing. Parents contribute to lunch, which means kids are a) all eating the same meal and b) eating new foods and is c) less work for parents. Great program! P.S. My son is 4 1/2 and still loves Frog Hollow! lb
Hi there. We are trying to decide on what the best route for preschool will be for our daughter. We visited Frog Hollow and liked it a lot. It is convenient, hours are good, liked the teachers, the space, the overall program, and the price. Our main hesitation is for how kids do there in their final year. Our daughter's bday is in February, which means she would be there when she is 5 years old. Our concern is that she won't be stimulated/challenged enough by the activities offered, since it is a mixed age school and the activities are not divided between age groups. Can parents who have older children there now, or attended very recently, comment on this? Also, if your child attended Frog Hollow and then went onto public school, how did the transition go for them.? It seems like the change between 12 kids and 20+ might be tough. Any thoughts and impressions on your children's experience there would be very helpful. Thanks! undecided
Our transition to Kindergarten took about a week. It was a rough week, and then she did great. I think this was true for most of the kids in her class, no matter where they went. Frog Hollow teaches kids how to be a good friend, and that I think is the best skill you can have for kindergarten (and for life).
My now 6 year old has been doing great in elementary school, and the teachers have always commented that she seems to really understand ''how to learn''. She has TONS of friends, and absolutely loves school.
You can't go wrong with Frog Hollow! one of many happy frog hollow parents
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We were very satisfied and felt we were lucky to get a spot. You too would be lucky to get a spot since there are usually only 20 families with the various schedules and there aren't many openings but we wish you luck. Happy Frog Hollow Graduates anon
Hi - I'm looking for a more recent review/recommendation of Frog Hollow Preschool in Berkeley (a smaller home based preschool) and Duck's Nest in Berkeley - both very different environments. We are considering both for our 2 1/2 year old son for next September and the reviews are both pretty old. Are parents very satisfied with the programs? jamie
-The teachers are gifted and intuitive, and support all sorts of different kids, from the shyest to the most outgoing.
-The curriculum is varied and exciting, including art classes, drama/creative movement, yoga, music, library and playground visits. We also have lots of great field trips- this year we've already gone to a pumpkin patch, to Crab Cove, the fire station, and we're going to go to Tilden on a nature walk, Ardenwood for monarch butterflies, and to a slug walk!
-The facility is warm and inviting, with lots of opportunity for the children to get outside every day. The materials are rich and varied, and the art and literacy programs are outstanding. Whatever your child likes, Frog Hollow has great materials to support his or her evolving interests.
-The families at the school are unpretentious and diverse, and support the program in a low-key but meaningful way. -My son, now at the end of his preschool days, is self-confident, good at making friends and communicating his needs, knows how to be in a mixed-age group with older and younger children, and is academically ready for a challenging private school kindergarten. Frog Hollow has supported his entire being, and we couldn't be happier.
Two thumbs up from our family for Frog Hollow! cloudberry
My three year old daughter is in her second year at Frog Hollow preschool, located on McGee, just a few blocks north of Totland. My older daughter just graduated from there last year. It is an extremely warm and cozy home-based, play-based preschool, with 12 kids and 2 teachers. My kids love it. The program runs from 8:30-1:30. Not sure if you are looking for right now or for next fall, but you can call 525-2566 and talk to Ellen, who runs it. Almost everyone who attends lives within walking or biking distance of the school, so it is also has nice neighborhood feel to it. Ronnie
My daughter's preschool has (1) opening for a lucky 3 or 4 year old child. Frog Hollow Preschool is a small, nurturing school, run by wonderful, warm and talented teachers. It is truly a special place! My daughter has blossomed beautifully in this family-like environment. There are up to 12 children and the hours are 8:30 - 1:30 with possible extended care. There are up to 4 mornings available. You can contact the owner for more information: Ellen Dressman at 558-6810. Jennifer
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Guerlain • Issima Secret Divin-Skin perfecting serum Anti-ageing • Treatments (Face)
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Bub777 on 7/14/2012 7:39:00 PM more reviews by Bub777
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
This is a jar of magic. My main skin care concerns are scars left from old spots and large open pores. I use this every morning before my moisturiser, it instantly smoothes out my skin and makes my pores appear so much smaller. My foundation goes on so flawless when used with this serum. After a month I also noticed that my blemish marks had faded CONSIDERABLY.
You only need one pump so one jar will last ages. It may seem expensive but I think it is well worth the price :) on my second bottle already!
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amorverdadero on 2/1/2011 4:35:00 PM more reviews by amorverdadero
Age: 30-35 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
At first few applications I wasn't convinced. It certainly didn't perform as well as the Midnight Secret (I'm only comparing the two because I use the Secret Divin each morning after a nightly dose of the MS) but longer I use it more happy I'm with it. Some of you posting here use it as a primer but I prefer to use it as a serum underneath my favourite moisturizer and as a primer I use the La Prairie gold illusion line filler (the best primer ever). This combination works great for me. It's late evening, I'm looking into the mirror ready to clean my face and my skin looks divine.
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*TOP REVIEWER* suzannaelektra on 4/1/2010 11:59:00 PM more reviews by suzannaelektra
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Hazel
For the price, this product certainly isn't magic, though I do find myself gravitating towards this when I go out so it must do something...great for adding some luminousity to dull skin and making it glow, does work very well under foundation. Not something I use evertyday but worth the splurge...though I'm sure there are comparable products out there at a lower price point....if there are, someone please let me know!
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*TOP REVIEWER* dioraddict84 on 9/14/2009 4:35:00 PM more reviews by dioraddict84
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Blue
This is a great serum from Guerlain! It perfects the skin and makes it look flawless. It is a great makeup primer and looks great under makeup, or on it's own. It is a bit pricey but worth it. It makes my skin look perfect!
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nalyn11781 on 7/22/2009 1:31:00 AM more reviews by nalyn11781
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Tan Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I love this product, it's one of the best serum I ever use. I used to use La Mer serum which is also a good serum but with it prices I'm not sure if it worth the money. I found that this product worth my money and it does deliver the good result after first time using.
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*TOP REVIEWER* FleurDefendue on 6/30/2009 12:22:00 PM more reviews by FleurDefendue
Age: Unknown Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
I love it and I hate it the same time. I love it because it is the ONLY thing that ACTUALLY improved my skin quality... and I hate it because of that, because it makes my skin better only if I use it constantly... It makes my skin soft, supple and radiant, it increases its elasticity, it reduces irritaton. At least I don't need a primer when wearing this, because I spend 74 euros where I live every 3 - 3 1/2 months. Maybe it is not a fair review, maybe it is too expensive for what it does and the quantity you get, but I personally HAVE to give it 5 stars, it is the only skincare item I can't live without.
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*TOP REVIEWER* doree_001 on 7/27/2007 5:50:00 AM more reviews by doree_001
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Hazel
I tried some samples and was not impressed. This is a siliconic stuff, just a siliconic primer for makeup, I think. I never use such things, so I don't feel comfortable with it on my face. I felt OK only first half of hour with it on my face...after that my skin became sort of tensed, matte, not comfortable...It is also not enough moisturizing for me.
I prefer serums with not so siliconic feel & touch, something that sinks better into the skin. This is probably better for younger ladies, maybe with oilier or more mixed skins, to fix their makeup.
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annalobodziec on 7/17/2007 5:11:00 PM more reviews by annalobodziec
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination Hair: Blond Eyes: Green
I bought this serum,because they said at the counter that it will my skin perfect.Very strange was that they recomendet to me to use it with aqua fusion serum-2 serums at the time?But together it works really well ,but alone not:(
Secret divine -my skin is combination,sometimes shiny T Zone ,it makes my skin like perfect-excellent make up base,but I fell this not enought moisturizing.So this is the trick on the top I put super aqua serum and everything was perfect.But when I just imagine how much to pay for both of them-ouch!
As u know Guerlain the packages is luxurious and beautiful and so is the smell-secret divine is a bit rosy and I like it.
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hsiaomee on 2/25/2007 12:27:00 AM more reviews by hsiaomee
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Black
i was told to use it only during the daytime. after applying it, it kind of feels the same as after applying idealist from EL. skin feels rather smooth when you've got it on. after you wash it off, all back to usual again.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Lenna0013 on 3/12/2006 9:01:00 AM more reviews by Lenna0013
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Medium Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
Currently using a very generous sample (15 ml), and am seriously liking it. In fact, liking it so much that I'm thinking of finally starting of using some sort of a day serum every day before putting on my day moisturizer. This is a mattifying fluide that generally improves your skin condition. Pros: makes my skin unbelievably soft, matte but somehow luminous, I feel like my skin isn't so dull no more (been a problem of mine for a while now). Con: terribly expensive. So, even though I'd gladly use it, I probably wouldn't purchase it since of its price. There must be something similar far less priced on the market.
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Learning a foreign language can be fun and interesting, especially if there's some traveling involved. However, learning the correct accent can be a bit difficult especially if you're just learning the language from a book. However, it gets a bit easier if listening is involved. With Learning Spanish Like Crazy, lessons are taken to the next level. This audio course can be learned as fast or as slow as you want, as long as the modules are followed carefully. Lessons were developed by author Patrick Johnson and his team for nearly two years, and obviously this is a labor of love.
Learning Spanish Like Crazy Vol. 2 (or Nivel Dos) consist of 30 lessons, with each lesson lasting for 2 hour. Since the team who developed these are all native-Spanish speakers, you can be assured of learning the language with the correct and authentic accent. Each section is carefully explained, and because the course is delivered in audio form, you can rewind or forward the CD as often as you want til you get the right intonation.


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Treating Frozen Shoulder: Medical Treatment
To treat a frozen shoulder, stretches are tried first. If stretches alone don't help, your doctor may suggest adding other treatments. Keep in mind that no treatment replaces shoulder stretches. After any of these treatments, you'll need to start your exercises again as advised by your doctor.
Injection Therapy
Your doctor may suggest injection therapy. This does not cure frozen shoulder. But it may reduce pain, so you can do your stretches more comfortably. The injection typically includes two medications. One is an anesthetic to numb the shoulder. The other is cortisone to help reduce painful swelling. It can take from a few hours to a couple of days before the injection starts to have an effect.
Surgical Treatment
Surgery may be suggested if stretching doesn't relieve your pain and stiffness. In some cases, both procedures described below are done at the same time.
Manipulation. Your doctor slowly raises your arm until the capsule and ligaments are freed (released). The capsule is the sheet of tough fibers that surrounds the bones that make up the shoulder joint. The ligaments are the tough tissue that connects these bones.
Capsular release. Your doctor frees the capsule and ligaments through an incision. This may be done if manipulation did not release the capsule. Surgery on the shoulder may be done through a few small incisions. This is called arthroscopic surgery. Or, it may be done through one large incision. This is known as open surgery.
You may start doing shoulder stretches soon after manipulation and capsular release—perhaps even the same day. Your doctor will discuss the plan for your treatment and stretches before the procedure.


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Mike Armstrong was raised by loving parents in the conservative mid-west in a small town near Louisville, Kentucky, Mike Armstrong enjoyed a fairly normal childhood. So, what went wrong? Mike's an ex-cop who's "...been married so long, I don't even look both ways when I cross the street." Mike and his wife have a small herd of children (five). The kids are clones of their father. They'll say and do just about anything to get attention. When a teacher asked son Christopher "…is that a lucky rabbits foot?" He responded, "…it was the only thing left in the trap… pretty lucky huh?" When the teacher called Dad to complain about the youngster's behavior, Mike offered his true feelings… "Shut up! I'm not married to you!"
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It's the most wonderful time of the year - that time when everybody does their "best of" list of shoes and every list is pretty much the same. Will we buck the trend here? Probably not. As years for shoes go, 2012 was pretty good. We're guessing that you probably feel the same. Flyknit vs Primeknit, technology on basketball shoes, faithful reissues of classic runners, the basics coming out strong, a generous dose of hype that was easy to sidestep to unveil some serious sleepers in the new silhouette stakes. It was positive to see shoes cause a buzz, even if the footwear excitement could a little overwhelming sometimes. Queues for shoes that had been out three times already, queues for new silhouettes - people camping near Oxford Circus? The shoe thing got intense...in tents...whatever you want to call it. There were some phenomenal releases. Here's some of our favourites and we'll be taking a closer look at some of them with accompanying Q&As over the festive period.
On the running side of things, U.S-made New Balance owned 2012. If we had a favourite shoe of the year, the 998 in green suede and the perfect replica of the M990 in grey with the Vibram sole are vying with the HTM Lunar Flyknit for the greatest. Past and present perfection. But the 'N' had a good twelve months - some beautiful M1300 makeups, J Crew's sand-coloured 1400s with the gum sole and orange branding, the burgundy 996 retro, the more contemporary 990 v3 edition, that super slept-on American factory 587 that's better than any Asian-made MT580 and the all blue 1290 all left us besotted with the brand. On the non-U.S. front, the M890 Revlite in the insane orange pattern and the Nonnative version of the M997.5 were great too.
We can't dispute the power of the Nike Flyknit series, but the HTM Lunar editions were mind-blowing. Those and the HTM Flyknit Racer with the 'U.S.A.' on the tongue were as good as it gets. Seeing that distinctive shade of Volt on the podium during the London Olympics united trend and performance in a way we haven't seen before, while pushing things forward on the design, comfort and sustainability front perfectly. Who would have thought progression would come in the form of a knitted shoe? Good to see that these didn't leak before the announcement either. Crazy to think that we had a shoe of the year contender in February.
Do you know what else was fantastic? adidas's Phantom retro, the Consortium remake of the ZX 500 in its original form, plus the Solebox and 1992-era homaging editions of the Torsion Allegra. Three great silhouettes done justice. Shaniqwa Jarvis and Quote's interpretations of the ZX 500 were great. The David Beckham and James Bond edition of the elaborately named adidas Mega Torsion Flex ClimaCool was good enough to have us yearning for a ClimaCool retro rollout.The Nike Pre Montreal Racer was a perfect road-ready remix of the classic track spike that looked like it was straight out of the archives. The Lunar Montreal+ is an underrated banger too, dropping in several colourways and delivering some mid-priced future classic looks. Saucony's decision to bring back the Grid 9000 was a smart one and when BAIT remixed it with the 'Viridian Burner' makeup we were seriously impressed and the PYS/BAIT 'Blue Apple' Shadow 6000s are tremendous as well. While you, like us, probably never gave Converse running silhouettes much thought back in the day, continuing the knitted theme of the year, the Missoni editions of the Auckland Racer were another of the year's best.
The Lunarglide 4+ is better than any previous Lunarglide and a thing of beauty. Bar the rear branding, we're not mad at the Nike Air Max 2013 either (it's already on sale, so it qualifies). The Roshe Run became a sleeper hit in an appropriately stealthy style, even if we don't feel the remixes of that simple mesh and foam formula. We loved the slew of old and new Nike Air Epic reissues. While it's flawed, the Air Tailwind 96-12 gave us one of our favourite uppers to give us happy flashbacks of a great era for shoe design as we patiently wait for an Air Max 96 reissue. Foot Locker's unexpected wave of Huarache's without that unwanted Free sole unit caught us by surprise, as did the black and yellow Prestos and Free Run+ 2s. You can be glum about the toeboxes on those Huaraches all you like, but the fact they dropped without any announcement or blog hype reminded us of a happier time for sports footwear.
Then there was the bits that defied category - on the right sized feet, the Air Yeezy 2 looks great. On bigger feet it looked like a mid-life crisis. Where does it sit? Is it casual with the Air Royal tooling? Tennis with that Tech Challenge 2 sole unit? Whatever your opinion, it was impossible to ignore. it never leapt over the Jumpman though. The Okwahn II might be one of the best sequels to a shoe in a long, long time and a nice little love letter to late 1990s ACG. The Inneva Woven was a smart update of the legendary Air Woven that brought the handcrafted element back to the design and that rainbow Footscape Chukka Woven managed to summarise almost a decade of odd shoes from 1995-2004 in a solitary shoe and do it very well. Tom Sachs' Mars Yard shoe's Free soled Escape looks and and unbelievable packaging deserves a shout here too. Despite a wild pricetag, it showed how far you can push a project.
Are we allowed to talk about the Cole Haan Lunargrand here? A wingtip with Lunarlon shouldn't have worked at all and the black and white Fragment versions were crazy, while the more colourful takes were swiftly copied by a wave of imitators. Supra's super-limited Owen with Solebox that inexplicably manages to balance old-world furry suede with a glow-in-the-dark sole is the best version of this casual release from the skate brand to date - incredibly comfortable, with a great use of green and grey, it's a very legit shoe indeed. Stüssy's S&S Off Mountain System collection channeled some All Conditions Gear with the Mogan II's hiking style and colourway assistance from Union's Chris Gibbs. Vans Vault's work with Taka Hayashi is constantly good and the ripple-soled Sierra Dune model he created was classier, smarter executed and better than the glut of dull D-ring and hiker styled shoes we've seen in recent years. Animal prints were everywhere this year, but the cheetah print of Gourmet's the 35 model executed the wildlife look exceptionally.
This year, the basketball shoe was the instigator of many a camp out and the Foamposite and Jordan were the key culprits - the Galaxy Foamposite caused some local hype with lots of people who didn't seem very interested when Copper Foams were sat in Bond Street's House of Hoops a couple of years back. What a difference 24 months makes, eh? Our personal preference over the fun but difficult to wear Galaxy edition (which we held a competition for on Crooked Tongues that exposed us to some of the stupidest people we've ever engaged with in over 11 years) was the Paranorman tie-in edition with some truly remarkable detailing and packaging. On the Jordan front, do you really need to hear about the usual stuff? That has been done to death. We think three of the year's best Air Jordans were the Chicago Jordan X, retroed for the first time since 1994, the super underrated Stealth Jordan X that sits perfectly with a new aesthetic and the White/Varsity Red Jordan XI Low.
It was all about the 10s this year. LeBron's signature shoes evolved to Elite levels with the LeBron 9 and the Miami Beach makeup does one of the most technical shoes we've ever seen justice. The pricing controversy (a common theme in much of this season's output) preceded the LeBron X, but the commemorative installment that resurrects and redefines visible Zoom Air is a good shoe - especially in the U.S.A. colourway. The adidas D Rose 3 is a great shoe too, and adidas' support for the imminently returning (apparently) Bulls man was admirable. We lost interest in the Nike Hyperdunk series after part two, but the 2012 edition dragged us back in with the Dynamic Flywire and a Nike+ system that felt truly interactive and made daily workouts feel like a Wii game. Allen Iverson's 1996 Question is one of the greatest signature basketball shoes ever in terms of embodying the athlete's attitude and mode of play and Reebok's retro of the original red and blue toed colourways and the Packer "Practise" edition brought out the best in the shoe.
We know the foamy side of things seemed to steal the show, but the Penny-endorsed Air Flight One making a comeback was welcome - especially the All-Star game tie in Galaxy glow-in-the-dark-edition that made the shoe look phenomenal in daylight too. The Zoom Rookie wasn't too bad either. And it takes a brave designer to take on the brief to create an Air Penny sequel 14 years after the last installment but Nike's Air Penny V was a triumph - in the classic Orlando colours and that Miami Dolphins makeover of this shoe rocked. Heaven cent indeed. The Air Max Hyperposite 'Statue of Liberty' edition was a great remix too. We lost our minds for Flight 89s despite varying quality between colourways. The Olympic colours of the Air Force 180 were more than welcome too - the perfect vessel for the U.S.A. palette of old. Supersonics colourway Pippens and Zoom Flight 95s in a full array of career colours delivered some 1990s favourites in some smartly chosen team palettes.
Looking further back, who would have thought winter 2012 would be the time for the Patrick Ewing footwear hype to explode again? adidas put out the legendary Rivalry in a fantastic Knicks colourway for Consortium and a collection of snakeskin striped NYC-only editions, while Ewing Athletics rose again to bring us the 33 Hi in a quartet of classic shades that were packaged perfectly to fill a gap in our shoe stacks from the early 1990s. If you're going to do a retro any time soon, take a look at the Ewing approach and take some notes - it was refreshing to see an independent project causing a commotion this year.
On the classic basketball front, three icons got some love from a trio of collaborators. Our beloved Air Force 1 was 30 this year and Supreme gave the Uptown some NYCO uppers and gum soles for a trio of shoes that did the shoe justice. If you felt aggrieved at the simplicity, you missed the point a little. Converse's Chuck Taylor got a remix from Canada's kings of cotton fleece, Reigning Champ that took the concept of grey marl on an All Star Low and executed it perfectly, down to the black metal eyelets. Our dude Clark Kent gave the PRO-Keds Royal Master a Brooklyn Dodgers makeover that was another friends and family (God's favorite disc jockey loves a F&F release) affair that was directed at those who appreciate the silhouettes that built NYC's famed footwear obsession. The Japanese-made PUMA Suedes were great too even if that project deserved something more substantial than those flimsy eco-friendly barely-a-box homes.
Normally we wouldn't isolate tennis because contemporary court designs are a little weighty and unnecessarily embellished. We would have just folded retro court offerings into other categories, but Nike's Vapor Tour 9 for Mr. Federer is superb Tinker Hatfield creation with a strong debut colourway in a world when every shoe seems to lack a definitive makeup. On NIKEiD it looked amazing and we weren't mad at the Agassi-homage either. The retro of the McEnroe endorsed Challenge Court Mid was great, but the Gino-endorsed Nike SB one with the Lunarlon insert is one of the best SB shoes in a while. The Rod Laver Super is a masterpiece and The Soloist's Takahiro Miyashita gave it a grey makeover that worked incredibly well as part of a pack that delivered, but might have been to subtle for some.
Neon Nike Total Air Pillars making a comeback (and being ever so slightly slept on) is the best training release of the year. That shoe is a masterpiece. There were other great shoes too, like the Diamond Turf II, the OG Nomo Max white and red colourway (the best version) finally dropping and the Zoom Revis proving that the training category's still as relevant as ever at performance level. With 2012 being the 25th anniversary of the Air Max 1, the Air Safari AND the Air Trainer 1, a Safari version of the AT1 was appropriate and did a good job, even if it lacked the subtlety of the old co.jp tribute from 10 years ago. adidas brought the legendary Munchen back in a superior (and appropriately) German-made form that was perfectly packaged as part of the Consortium collection. Packer's burgundy and gum Reebok Workout is one of the best incarnations of that shoe ever.
Apologies in advance for the Vans-heavy nature of this paragraph, but between the Bulgiarian Camo Vans Pro Era, Carhartt Old Skool 92s and the Syndicate Local Boyz and Julien Stranger packs and the AVE/Dill reptile print Authentic, they delivered the goods. The Half Cab shoe is one of the best shoes ever and for its 20th anniversary, there were some great shoes. That cut down Cab, hand craved and gaffer taped by Caballero himself is the best of the bunch though -a perfect tribute to the D.I.Y. silhouette and one of the few recent limited and collectible shoes to actually feel special.
Why put 360 Air on our beloved Terra Sertig and Free on the Huarache? The original sole units are at least 50% of the shoes' appeal. And we wanted to see an Air Max 96 retro before some Hyperfuse remake dropped. Yellowing on shoes is something we try to avoid, so why apply it to an Air Max? Why not go all out and pre-crack the paint on the midsole too? We've noticed pricing creep up beyond that £95 point, but we can see £140+ becoming a norm - brands need to remember that for that kind of madness, quality needs to be perfect (see the US-made New Balance releases as a reference point) and delivering goods in generic packaging kills the impact of a release.
Thank you to EVERYBODY who supported Crooked Tongues in 2012. Happy Holidays!
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EUGENE, Ore. — University of Oregon athletes are suiting up for a different type of exhibition Wednesday night.
They're usually hustling down the court or across the field, but during winter term student athletes took a break to create art.
Now it's on display at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art.
Some even took a break from the sports they play to focus on a different one, but all say they took effort usually dedicated for game time and channeled it into their art.
"We were blown away. There's a lot of surprises. I mean, who knew that Kenjon Barner was such a creative soul. We were impressed with not only the quality of the work, but the stories that came out," said UO Director of Education Lisa Abia-Smith.
And if for some reason you're left with questions, there is a guide-by-cell option. You can call and listen to the athlete describe their creative process.
Organizers expect this exhibit to break the ice and show the community that any type of person can gain something from creating and viewing art.
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But, don't leave yet… I want to tell you more about the oats!
A few weeks ago, Jonathan and I took a trip to Portland, Oregon to attend the International Food Blogger Conference. While we were there, Cassie from Bake Your Day arranged for a group of bloggers to take a tour of Bob's Red Mill led by Bob himself! Did you know that Bob is a real person who is still involved in the company? I didn't! But, when we walked into the building (sadly, it's not a big red mill – that burned down in a fire), look what we were greeted with…
Best. Greeting. Ever. Let's begin our tour.
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If you're a blogger, you'll also want your camera handy:
What impressed me the most about Bob's Red Mill was Bob's true commitment to doing right by his customers and his employees. He talked about how he was concerned that when he retired the company would get bought out and things would change. To avoid this, he gave the company to his employees. Only employees are allowed to have ownership in the company.
Bob loves to tinker with things, and while this wasn't one of the most exciting tour stops for me, the machine shop is one of his favorite places to be.
Bob struggled to find a mill that he was happy with. Even though he found one, he still has his employees take it apart after it arrives from the manufacturer and rebuild it to his specs.
Bob is really proud of their cornmeal.
But, he says that his favorite of all of their products is their really big oats. They don't have a product with that name, so I can only assume that he meant their "Whole Oat Groats." He has them for breakfast every day.
Bob's Red Mill takes gluten-free products seriously. Here's a staffer doing some gluten-free testing. Did you know that the gluten-free grain can't even be on the same truck as grain with gluten? If it is, this lady will find out!
Largely due to the rising number of people with gluten-free diets, Bob's Red Mill's business has been booming. Check out all of these sacks of grain and flour:
And here's a video of the boxing process:
Here are all of the boxes ready to be shipped:
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Bob said that he had never had so many people in his office at once. Wait until he finds out that all of you are in there, too!
Other than meeting Bob and finding out that a company I already supported was as great as I hoped it would be, the other highlight of the tour was meeting JJ from 84th and 3rd. She's a Cupcake Project Explorer on the quest for the Ultimate Chocolate Cupcake and she came all the way from Australia!
I also made a new friend, Marisa from Margaritas in the Rain. We were fast friends and here you see us later in the conference weekend at a party hosted by MailChimp.
I don't think you can take a bad photo while wearing a monkey hat. I also love the one of Jonathan and me in our hats:
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Activists set up camp in Starbucks
Activists from campaigning group UK Uncut will transform at least 20 branches of coffee shop giant Starbucks into refuges, homeless shelters and crèches.
The group – a grassroots movement against the government's cuts agenda – is protesting against the impact of public spending cuts on women's services.
On 8 December, activists across the country will bed down in their local Starbucks, highlighting the links between multinational companies that avoid paying tax in the UK and the deep cuts to public services mostly used by women.
It is not clear whether the activists will literally attempt to run services from the coffee shops, but UK Uncut said it plans to work with local women's organisations.
Sarah Greene, a UK Uncut activist, said: 'The government could easily bring in billions that could fund vital services by clamping down on tax dodging, but are instead making cuts that are forcing women to choose between motherhood and work, and trapping them in abusive relationships.'
Another activist, Sheena Shah, added: 'Women have had enough of being attacked by a cabinet of out of touch millionaire men. The government's savage austerity plans are pushing the cause of women's equality back decades. Welfare, healthcare, Sure Start centres, childcare, rape and domestic abuse services are being cut and female unemployment is rocketing.'
The event is timed two days after the chancellor's autumn statement, which UK Uncut expects to herald another round of austerity cuts.
Starbucks has denied claims of tax avoidance in the UK, which surfaced after a Reuters investigation. In a blog post, the firm's chief executive, chairman and president, Howard Schultz, said: 'Since we entered the UK market in 1998, we have consistently paid all taxes as required. Over the last three years alone, our company has paid more than £160 million in various taxes, including National Insurance contributions, VAT and business rates.'
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Starbucks = pay little tax
Activist = who have time to spend drinking coffee (and not working) pay little tax.
Therefore both are as bad as each other although starbucks to a greater %.I wonder how they would occupy Google?
As so much of 'corporate Britain' is in the Starbucks category (foreign owned with offshore accounting) the occupy potential is vast!
Perhaps they could also start occupying the homes of Tory funders, but then the air fares to get to them might be an issue!!'Perhaps they could also start occupying the homes of Tory funders'
Are you advocating criminal action again Chris?
Starbucks is a case of Tax Avoidance vs Tax Evasion. Some laws/loopholes need to be changed.
In Starbucks they ask you your name and shout out that name when your brew is ready. Some wags are going in and saying they are 'taxpaying citizen' or the like. There may be potential for mischief there...MB - Is occupying a property belonging to a corporate squatting and therefore criminal?
It is now...
I'm not sure anyone should advocate breaking into someones home though.
Do you?Seriously the problem with this witch hunt on big corporate business legally avoiding tax is that it's not as black and white as many would like it to be. Take our favourite burger restaurant and get them to pay 20% UK corporation tax and see there expansion plans and jobs (although I'd have more sympathy with them if they paid their staff the living wage) go down the pan. They employ 90,000. I'd say it is jobs or 20% corporation tax, not both. You can't have your cake and eat it! So which way do these activists want it?
@AJM Arms dealers and criminals use similar arguments to the one you've just put forward. 'Well, if we actually behaved decently we'd have to sack people and gosh, people would suffer.' On the other hand they could be made to operate with probity like MOST of us.
Some things are simply unacceptable and claiming generally, businesses which are run ethically last longer. I don't think the Co-op would buy into your philosophy of the end justifying the means.On a seperate note this is not really 'news' yet is it?
It is something that is proposed to happen...
I hope they don't protest in my Starbucks. I'd choke on my latte if they did...*
*SarcasmAJM, I think the use of the word 'restaurant' might be pushing it a little!
Whilst not condoning breaking law, our complascent society can do with a bit of shaking from protesting groups - much as that triggering the social changes in the 1960s, and 70s.
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I growed up with AC/DC because my Dad and my uncles were big AC/DC Fans too and i was hearing the albums up and down all the time, i liked it ! A new Fan was born
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Over 30 new screenshots highlight the Mechari and Draken races, as well as the Stalker Class, in WildStar!
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Lucky guy. The mere fact that he got back to his truck before he "noticed my shoulder was dislocated". Adrenaline is a wonderful thing. JD
Geez..and I thought we were told to lie down and play dead! Or maybe offer to share your TOFU with the bear...or maybe attempt a "dialogue"...Oh, I forgot, I'm on the Firearms Forum...just shoot the fuc*er... In NY I can't even buy bear repellant!
LOL RL that was good. Don't you know your suposted to hug the bear and tell him you understand why he/she is mad. Share your tofu with granola in it with him/her. Explaine to him/her that you were not out to hurt him/her and offer to help keep people out of the woods and glued to the tv.
wow was he lucky. i couldnt imagine the adrenaline he went through fighting for his life. did they say what rifle he shot it with?
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General Graardor resides in Bandos' Stronghold in the God Wars Dungeon, along with his bodyguards, who represent the three points of the combat triangle: Sergeant Steelwill (magic), Sergeant Grimspike (ranged) and Sergeant Strongstack (melee). You need to bash on the door of the Stronghold with a hammer to enter it (requires 70 strength). To enter the room containing General Graardor and his bodyguards, you must first kill 40 of his followers, who are found in Bandos' Stronghold and in the central area of the God Wars Dungeon. The best spot for killcount is outside the Stronghold, near the ice bridge to Zamorak's Fortress, on goblins and hobgoblins (red square). For this spot you will need to bring a Zamorak item to protect yourself from Zamorak's followers' aggression. A Zamorak arrow is most convenient. The other spot is on hobgoblins, outside the Stronghold, but just south of the Bandos boss room (yellow square). You do not need an item for this spot. To protect yourself from Bandos' soldiers' aggression, you must wear a Bandos item, any of the unique items dropped by Nex or take a bath in the Bandos pool at Oo'glog. The latter is recommended if you can't use Bandos chestplate, tassets or Torva items when they are listed in the set-ups below. The pool will protect you for one hour. Return to TopEquipment - WarriorWarriors are the damage-oriented companions to a single tank. Their job is to kill Graardor as quickly as possible while the tank draws Graardor's melee attacks away from them. Because Graardor's ranged attack is the most dangerous to them, warriors pray protect from ranged.
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Strategy - Tank Return to TopEquipment - SoloSoloing Bandos has both drawbacks and benefits over teams. It's much easier to start a trip, and you get to keep all your drops yourself, although your trips are much shorter, and usually more expensive. In general this works out to higher profit per hour. The requirements to solo uninterrupted are very high, as the competetion for kills is fierce. Recommended Levels:
Strategy - Solo Return to TopEquipment - Low levelWhelp! I don't have chaotics, extremes or unicorns, let alone turmoil, overloads and a yak! Don't fret, here's a few low level set-ups to kill Graardor with. Bear in mind you will not be able to compete with the set-ups above and profit will be slim to none. Sometimes you might not even be able to kill Graardor at all, but that's the thrill of the hunt!
Strategy - Lower levels ConclusionBandos is one of the simpler God Wars dungeon bosses to understand, and is a good first boss for beginners to try out. Killcount can be had on low-leveled creatures, and the boss's attacks can be avoided so long as you are not tanking. It is also one of the more popular bosses to team, so finding a group is usually easier than the other bosses. However, competition is also fiercer. Keep that in mind, and have fun! Return to TopCreditsOriginal Guide by: tryto Revised version by: Quyneax Special thanks to: Jaffy1, Obtaurian, Soma2035 Thanks to: Brainymidget, BuryBONE, Headrevenant, Hermon1242, Iiccee, JoeDaStudd, Kaphias, Octarine, pokemama, SerpentEye, Shelby_Polo, Stringcheze, Sunli, tarasbuljba, toast647, Wachtwoord Last updated by: Jaffy1 Last updated on: 17-Apr-2012
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