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26-Jan-2015 | 603 ONE PEPYS STREET | Clean, good size, convenient for transportation. | |
16-Dec-2014 | 505 ONE PEPYS STREET | My stay was fine overall, however there are two things that I was very displeased with. First, the staff was quite rude. The French gentleman who sits at the front desk (usually on weekends), was rude to us on arrival. Second, our apartment smelled awful for the first few weeks we were there. I'm not sure if the carpets are in desperate need of cleaning or what, but it was nauseating and disgusting. I'd recommend looking into it ASAP. | |
03-Dec-2014 | 310 ONE PEPYS STREET | Very good in General, nur The room is TO Chose TO the Train station | |
24-Nov-2014 | G04 ONE PEPYS STREET | The apartment is quite spacious and well maintained as well as centrally located! The cleanliness is well taken care by their weekly cleaning service provided!
Some of the fittings in the bathroom are very old fashioned - the overhead shower was in a very bad state and had to be replaced and threre is no hand shower facility. When requested, Clarendon advised that this cannot be fitted - surprised that an apartment in the heart of London does not have the basic fittings ;) Also, Clarendon were not clear about their check our policies and this caused a huge inconviniece as I had to check one day ahead of the planned check out date. They were not unable to provide an alternative when requested. This reflects very poor customer service on their part and needs improvement!! Pls ensure clarify the check out dates with Clarendon prior to check-in to avoid confusion !! |
30-Oct-2014 | 704 ONE PEPYS STREET | Very good service and nice accomodations | |
30-Oct-2014 | 103 ONE PEPYS STREET | Very well equipped appartments, cleaning service quite good, nice location. | |
29-Oct-2014 | G07 ONE PEPYS STREET | The apartment was clean, had everything I needed, and in a good location. Thanks! | |
06-Oct-2014 | 101 ONE PEPYS STREET | Very nice and clean. I would use it again.
A few suggestions: A coat rack at the entrance to leave outerwear, umbrellas, etc. Instructions for the use of the telly; what are the channels available, etc.. And instructions for the washing machine with temperature conversions. |
06-Aug-2014 | 101 ONE PEPYS STREET | ||
04-Aug-2014 | G04 ONE PEPYS STREET | Perfect | |
01-Aug-2014 | G06 ONE PEPYS STREET | My experience overall was good. Carmen Bewick and Jackie Moss were extremely helpful in the finalization of the booking and ensuring that I had the access code for entry prior to my arrival. The apartment was nicely kept and I appreciated the welcome basket and frig items (especially with a late evening arrival). The weekly Thursday cleaning was always facilitated and done well. The concierge (Max) was extremely friendly and helpful.
While I do understand there are policies regarding check-out I was taken aback by the customer service response when I inquired if I could do a late check-out due to flight/work schedule or if I would be able to leave my luggage and return to retrieve. To be quite honest I was taken aback by the response I received as it was very abrupt and did not lend to assistance. While I understand some times a policy has to be maintained how its presented as well as trying to afford an alternative solution can lend to the overall experience of the customer. Ultimately I really appreciated Jackie Moss offering her additional assistance to my query after receipt of the original email response. She inquired with the concierge and ultimately provided a possible solution I could engage. Suggestion: remember overall service is not just limited to the apartment facilitates but includes interaction from staff with consumers. Despite the above I would look to uses Clarendon again - both personal and business - and hope that the incident above would not occur again. |
21-Jul-2014 | G07 ONE PEPYS STREET | Very well kept, nice appliances, good service and repairs when necessary, easy move-in and move-out | |
18-Jul-2014 | 306 ONE PEPYS STREET | The sliding door in the living room doesn't work. I have signalled this twice and someone came and tinkered with it twice, with no results whatsoever. I assume it cannot be repaired, but will need to be replaced. This is obviously more costly, but should be done nevertheless, given that there is no other way for airing that part of the flat. By the way, this is also not entirely satisfactory in the bedroom, where the (white) blinds are placed in such a manner that the windows can only be opened up to a couple of inches. | |
26-Jun-2014 | 503 ONE PEPYS STREET | Wonderful as usual. | |
19-Jun-2014 | 101 ONE PEPYS STREET | I though that someone wil be going to make the faly every day, during my stay was only one time. | |
05-Apr-2014 | G04 ONE PEPYS STREET | Excellent apartment for my business trip to London. | |
19-Mar-2014 | G06 ONE PEPYS STREET | The handful of issues we identified were handled promptly to the extnt possible...and we appreciated the prompt acknowledgement when we pointed them out.
I still am baffled by the hand held can opener...although I suspect that an instruction sheet would have solved my problem. My wife an I both agreed that we would be happy to make similar arrangements for future visits to London. The concierge at One Pepys Street was particularly persoanable and helpful as well. John Hackett |
15-Mar-2014 | 306 ONE PEPYS STREET | Clean, apartment in good shape |

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Add upscale ambience to any cafeteria, lounge or banquet hall with this stylish Silhouette Back stacking chair. It features a concealed double back for a more refined look, and built-to-last construction from rugged 7/8'' square 18-gauge steel tubing. The seat and back fabric is scotch guarded to prevent staining. These stackable chairs become extremely poratable when combined with a dolly.
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Linguine with Red Clam Sauce
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- 1/4 cup(s) olive oil
- 4 large cloves garlic, chopped
- 2/3 cup(s) dry white wine
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) dried thyme
- Pinch dried red-pepper flakes
- 3 cup(s) canned crushed tomatoes in thick puree (one 28-ounce can)
- 1 cup(s) bottled clam juice
- 1.25 teaspoon(s) salt, more if needed
- 3/4 pound(s) chopped clams, drained (about 1 1/2 cups)
- 1/3 cup(s) chopped flat-leaf parsley
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) fresh-ground black pepper
- 3/4 pound(s) linguine
- In a large frying pan, heat the oil over moderately low heat. Add the garlic and cook, stirring, for 1 minute. Add the wine, thyme, and red-pepper flakes; bring to a simmer. Cook until reduced to about 1/3 cup, about 5 minutes.
- Add the tomatoes, clam juice, and salt. Raise the heat to moderate and bring to a simmer. Cook, stirring occasionally, until thickened, about 10 minutes. Add the clams and bring back to a simmer. Continue simmering until the clams are just done, about 1 minute longer. Stir in the parsley and black pepper. Taste the sauce for salt, and add more if needed.
- Meanwhile, in a large pot of boiling, salted water, cook the linguine until just done, about 12 minutes. Drain and toss with the sauce.
- Wine Recommendation: A chilled bottle of rosé, such as one from Provence in southern France or a dry California version, will be perfect with the saltiness of the clams and broth and the acidity of the tomato sauce. Avoid sweeter white zinfandels.
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Colts tight end Coby Fleener is best known for his ability to get open and run.
This Sports Science piece isn't new, but it is making the rounds these days.
It serves as a major reminder that Fleener also has impressive abilities when it comes to jumping and strength.
Even if you've seen it before, as I had, it's hard not to marvel.
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Does Arsenio Hall have another act up his sleeve? After winning the latest round of Donald Trump's reality show "Celebrity Apprentice" Sunday night, rumors suggest that the 56-year-old comedian might be in talks for another TV talk show.
TMZ.com reported Monday that three networks are "very interested" in bringing Hall on as a talk show host. "The Arsenio Hall Show," which ran on Fox from 1989 to 1994, was a huge success but got canned following Hall's decision to devote an entire show to interviewing Nation of Islam leaderLouis Farrakhan.
Hall's rep did not immediately respond to ABCNews.com's request for comment. He hasn't been shy about his desire to get back on TV, telling Entertainment Weekly that if his former studio bosses would have him, he'd happily return. "The bottom line is, if Paramount wants me, I will go right back there and pick up where I left off," he said, "and I think that would be a fun story, because they made me the guy that you know."


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I've been sampling since the 80's when I got an Ensoniq Mirage. I've since moved on to software and now use Ableton Sampler, and Camel Audio Alchemy for sample-based work these days. I still find sample-based sound design fascinating and recently found some cool videos which illustrate how far we've come over the last few decades.
First, I stumbled across a Synthtopia Post "Bob Moog Introduces The Fairlight CMI" which had four videos, one of which is shown below. "Bog Moog Fairlight Part 2 on YouTube:
Next is a great video of Peter Gabriel using the Fairlight in 1982. The video has some awesome footage of Peter Grabriel and company recording found sound and manipulating sound from the Farilight. He also discusses the use of non-lyrical human voice in music.
Next a 1984 video with Quincy Jones and Herbie Hancock.
Using found sound with Absynth.
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Series starts 10/28
Game 1: Wednesday, October 28th | ||
Jazz | 105 | Final |
Nuggets | 114 | |
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Game 2: Saturday, January 2nd | ||
Nuggets | 105 | Final |
Jazz | 95 | |
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Game 3: Sunday, January 17th | ||
Jazz | 112 | Final |
Nuggets | 119 | |
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Game 4: Saturday, February 6th | ||
Nuggets | 106 | Final |
Jazz | 116 | |
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Coverage: FSRM
9:00 PM ET, February 6, 2010
EnergySolutions Arena, Salt Lake City, UT
Top Performers
Den: T. Lawson 25 Pts, 4 Reb, 4 Ast, 1 Stl
UTAH: A. Kirilenko 22 Pts, 4 Reb, 3 Ast, 5 Stl, 1 Blk
SALT LAKE CITY -- The Utah Jazz already blew one chance to gain on Denver when the Nuggets were without their two top players.
When the Nuggets showed up short-handed again, Utah was able to take advantage.
Andrei Kirilenko scored 22 points and Carlos Boozer had 19 points and 13 rebounds as the Jazz increased their winning streak to eight with a 116-106 victory over the Nuggets on Saturday night.
"As a team we're playing really great basketball right now. This is the basketball we're supposed to play," said Kirilenko, who also had five steals.
Utah had a huge edge from the start when the Nuggets said All-Stars Carmelo Anthony and Chauncey Billups would not play because of sprained ankles. Denver had also just beaten the Lakers the night before in Los Angeles while the Jazz had been off since Wednesday.
The Jazz caught the weary Nuggets early with 38 points in the first quarter, then held on for the victory and pulled within two games of Denver in the Northwest Division.
"It's huge. We've got a chance to get the second [playoff] seed," said Boozer, who had missed three straight with a strained right calf. "If we can maintain our streak, we have a chance to get it maybe even before the All-Star break gets here."
Even without their top two players, the Nuggets were able to cut a 17-point deficit to three early in the fourth quarter before Utah put the game away.
"I thought we kept fighting and fighting. We didn't have a lot of things go our way," Denver coach George Karl said. "We're banged up. We need a couple of days off."
Deron Williams added 22 points, nine assists and three blocks for the Jazz.
Ty Lawson led Denver with 25 points.
Anthony and Billups, who scored a career-high 39 the night before in a win over the Lakers in Los Angeles, were both out with sprained ankles. It was the eighth game in a row without Anthony, who averages nearly 30 points per game.
The Nuggets also rested Billups and still were able to hang with the Jazz until late in the game.
"We all played hard, especially when we made our adjustments after the first half," Lawson said. "We've just got to keep winning and make sure we hold our spot."
J.R. Smith scored 19 and Kenyon Martin had 16 points and 13 rebounds for Denver. Joey Graham also scored 16 and Chris Andersen 15.
The Nuggets were without Anthony and Billups when they played here on Jan. 2 and still won 105-95, but on Saturday, Denver couldn't overcome 20 turnovers, which led to 22 points as the Jazz extended their winning streak and drew another game closer to Denver for first place in the division.
"You look out there and see they don't have Billups and they don't have Carmelo Anthony, so we should have won real easily probably," Utah coach Jerry Sloan said. "But they beat us here with those two guys out the last time we played them and that shows you how strong their team is."
Boozer and Kirilenko went 8 for 11 from the floor. Paul Millsap had 16 points and six rebounds and C.J. Miles scored 12 for Utah.
The Nuggets got back in it with a 12-3 run late in the third quarter, including two three-point plays by Chris Andersen. Utah led 93-86 entering the fourth and Denver continued to push. Malik Allen scored right away, then Anthony Carter drove for a layup to cut it to 93-90 a minute into the final period.
But the Jazz regrouped and slowly rebuilt the lead back to double-figures and held on for their first win over the Nuggets this season.
Game notes
The Nuggets have never swept a season series against the Jazz. ... Millsap fouled out with 4:26 left in the game. ... The Jazz were 23 of 41 in the first half (56 percent). ... Graham was called for a flagrant foul on Ronnie Brewer with 8 minutes left in the third quarter. ... Brewer finished with eight assists.
Team Stat Comparison
Points | 106 | 116 |
Rebounds (Offensive-Total) | 10-39 | 11-38 |
Assists | 14 | 27 |
Turnovers | 20 | 13 |
Steals | 7 | 10 |
Blocks | 8 | 8 |
Fast Break Points | 14 | 18 |
Fouls (Tech/Flagrant) | 29 (0/1) | 26 (0/0) |
Largest Lead | 4 | 18 |
Top Performers
Game Leaders
Points | T. Lawson 25 | A. Kirilenko 22 |
Rebounds | K. Martin 13 | C. Boozer 13 |
Assists | T. Lawson 4 | D. Williams 9 |
Steals | K. Martin 2 | A. Kirilenko 5 |
Blocks | K. Martin 2 | D. Williams 3 |
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Stay tuned for Is That Really Me?: Social Networking and the Right of Publicity in the Spring 2010 issue (Vol. 12, No. 2) of the Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law. The abstract for the note is below:
Social networking sites are ubiquitous in modern culture and popular with people of all ages and demographics. Operators of this kind of site, which consist largely of third party generated content, are immune from many types of civil liability for third party postings under the Communications Decency Act. However, the Act does not immunize these providers from intellectual property right infringements. Recent court decisions suggest that this immunity exception may extend not only to federal intellectual property rights, but state intellectual property rights like the right of publicity. This Note will evaluate the emerging circuit split regarding state intellectual property liability for interactive computer service providers. After determining that the existing statutory scheme does not immunize these providers from state intellectual property liability, this Note will examine the problematic implications of right of publicity liability for social networking sites. This Note will then suggest two Congressional responses to this problem. First, it will analyze the incentives created by the various types of intellectual property rights to suggest that Congress should explicitly immunize interactive computer service providers from right of publicity liability in order to consistently promote the Communications Decency Act's policy goals. Second, Congress could establish a federal right of publicity in order to minimize problems of interactive computer service providers trying to comply with the law.
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My Two Cents (Daily) - Criterion's May slate, 4 new BD reviews & back on March 4th Criterion reveals Limelight,... http://t.co/YzxsoWg0aX
Man of Steel, hints on Hobbit: AUJ - Extended & Criterion's September slate!
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas - Three-time Olympian and two-time Texas A&M All-American volleyball star Stacy Sykora's injuries sustained in a bus crash on Tuesday in Brazil are more serious than initially reported, and as of Thursday, she remained in serious but stable condition and in a drug induced coma in the intensive care unit at Sirio Libanes hospital in Sao Paulo.
Sykora, who was traveling with her Volei Futuro professional team for the first match in a best-of-three semifinal Superliga playoff, suffered head trauma when the team's bus overturned in rainy conditions near the gymnasium where they were scheduled to play.
Team members told Sao Paulo media that Sykora passed out, had a cut on her face and spent the night at a hospital following the accident. While other teammates were treated and released for minor injuries, Sykora, 33, was later transferred to Sirio Libanes and was bleeding on the left side of her brain. Reports indicate the Burleson, Texas, native will not need surgery but has undergone a procedure to reduce the swelling on her brain.
"She's on a ventilator now, and they basically put her in a drug-induced coma because they want to keep her from moving," her mother, Sherian Richards, told KXAS TV in Dallas on Wednesday.
The Stacy Sykora and Sherian Richards Fund has been established at the National Bank of Texas in Burleson to assist with travel and medical expenses. Donations can be made in person at the bank, 400 E. Renfro or mailed to P.O. Box 1869, Burleson, TX 76097.
Earlier this year, Sykora was named the USA Volleyball Indoor Female Athlete of the Year for 2010 after capping the season by earning Best Libero honors at the FIVB Women's World Championship in which the U.S. finished fourth.
A&M's first varsity athlete to compete in three Olympics, Sykora was an outside hitter for the Aggies from 1995-98. The dynamic and flamboyant athlete, who also lettered one year in both track and field and basketball, earned AVCA All-America honors in her final two seasons and joined the national team in January 1999, one month after completing a stellar four-year collegiate career.
Sykora quickly established herself as one of the best liberos in the world and played in her first Olympics at the 2000 Games in Sydney, Australia, where the libero position was making its Olympic debut. Sykora helped 10th-ranked USA to a better-than-expected fourth-place finish, narrowly missing out on a medal.
After helping USA reach a No. 1 world ranking, Sykora made her second Olympic team in 2004 and was named "Best Digger" at the Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. The top-ranked Americans, however, failed to reach the medal rounds and finished in a disappointing fifth place.
Devastated by USA's early exit, Sykora contemplated retirement. She stepped away from the game for nearly three years only to return in September 2007 and help the Americans qualify for the 2008 Olympic Games by finishing third at the 2007 FIVB World Cup. Sykora and her teammates went on to win the silver medal at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, marking only the second time USA had won silver in volleyball in Olympic Games history and equaling the 1984 team for best finish. Laurie (Flachmeier) Corbelli, Sykora's coach at Texas A&M, was a member of that 1984 team, and Sykora dons the No. 5 USA jersey in honor of Corbelli.
"We are grateful that the injury is not life threatening and that she should be able to live a normal life," Corbelli said. "If anyone can overcome this, it is Stacy. She is more stubborn - in a good way - and so determined and passionate to be the best, and she has proven that she is. She will fight like crazy to get back onto the court.
"I know she was planning to go for her fourth Olympics, and I hope she is able to do that. I know from experience, as an athlete you want to be able to determine your retirement date. I wasn't ready to retire when Major League Volleyball folded during the middle of the season in 1989. That was the most painful part about; I still wanted to compete. And in Stacy's case, this is not the way she wants to go out, especially with the amazing career she is having."
USA Volleyball Chief Executive Officer Doug Beal described Sykora as "an iconic member of our U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team" and "one of our most engaging players with the fans. She is a key member of the team as it competes to qualify for the 2012 Olympic Games."
In the USA Volleyball press release, Women's National Volleyball Team Head Coach Hugh McCutcheon added, "On behalf of the U.S. Women's National Team staff, I want to wish Stacy a full and speedy recovery - our thoughts are certainly with her. From our understanding, Stacy is receiving quality medical treatment and has the support of our USA Volleyball family, her Brazilian teammates, the Brazilian Volleyball Federation and her many fans in the U.S. and around the World."


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93 min | Comedy, War
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We had a beautiful suite with all facilities, including a balcony and kitchen facilities. The beach was well serviced and the restaurant was excellent
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Vig rooms Nice beds Great view Balcony
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This oceanfront resort, on the beaches of Sunny Isles, is a 10 minute drive to Aventura Mall. It offers private beach access, a luxury spa, gourmet restaurant and rooms with views.
Rooms at Trump International Beach Resort are elegantly decorated and feature a private balcony and 42-inch LCD TV. Every room includes a microwave, sitting area and marble bathrooms with bathrobes.
Trump Beach Resort offers both a lap pool and a pool with hot tubs and waterfalls. Aquanox Spa provides massages, body and beauty treatments. The hotel's Planet Kids Program has supervised activities.
Guests can enjoy gourmet dining at Neomi's which serves contemporary American cuisine or happy hour specials and fresh sushi at Sushi Lounge and Restaurant. Bella Beach is on site and offers Mediterranean style cuisine in an oceanfront setting. Gili's Pool Bar and Grill offers signature piña coladas.
Gulfstream Park Race Track is only a 10 minute drive from International Trump Beach Resort. Guests can swim with dolphins at Miami Seaquarium, a 30 minute drive away.
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Outdoor Pool (all year), Sun Deck
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This oceanfront Sunny Isles Beach hotel is 15 miles from Fort Lauderdale and 12 miles from iconic South Beach.
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We had a beautiful suite with all facilities, including a balcony and kitchen facilities. The beach was well serviced and the restaurant was excellent
The only bad experience we had was one valet parker who would not let my brother park for two minutes in the drive when he came to collect us.
if you have other options do book to expensive for what it is
Vig rooms Nice beds Great view Balcony
Pricy Everything cost extra, e.g. Breakfast, Spa, Beach beds.
Junior suite and pool
Coffee and milk not replenished in room.
Family friendly oversized Room (jr suite) also has kitchenette complete with microwave, even washer /dryer, as well as pull out couch, table & chairs.
Charged for in room coffee
The food and the staff were outstanding
Having to leave
Location and the on-site restaurant service was excellent.
Our room was considerably smaller than the same style and priced room we reserved at this site last year. Concierge service knew little about the local area.
- great views - perfect beach - lots of shops nearby - close to Aventura mall
- crowded entrance - slow service - cleaning
Rooms, pool, beach
We arrived at 6am at the hotel, exhausted after 9 hours flight. Our room was not ready, which is ok. But they had other better rooms available, and I requested one just for a few hours to rest with my 89 year old father, and 3 and 5 year old daughter. They said no.
Great location, and a very friendly staff!!
Added fees that I was not told about, the food we ordered from room service was not as good as the last time I stayed here.
It was just a "a fabulous " Experience !our every wish was granted! The Staff is above & beyond wonderful! We came to Miami to for a family event, for 3 days,we do have A home in Boca Raton , where we spend winters! However we though since the venue was in Miami , we would stay at the trump to save us the driving !to our happiness it was the perfect paradise getaway!
pool and close to beach
We requested early check in which they provide with notification, never heard from them, sat in lobby for 2 hours waiting for room. There ocean view room is only partial view. Our room was 4 floors from a noisy broken air conditioning unit. They fixed it after we complained. The night we stayed the cable t.v. was broken, so they offered a free movie, that wasn't working either. Dirty pool area.The staff was very good as they offered what they could to remedy the situation.
The swiming pool. Beautifull place and excent service.
Valet parking.
One bedroom suite is an excellent choice :)
very hard to locate for them reservations thru' booking.com Sales people are impossible to get a hold of over the phone, but onlie chat works well.
fantastic view to the ocean, my room was 09-1
not cozy lobby, too cold by design
The great pool and the fact that the hotel is on the beach. If bad weather Aventura is a 10min journey away. Staff were great - especially Lucia in the restaurant. Will definitely book again.
The fact that there were often no beds at the pool. The bed needs to be replaced and the pull out bed was horrendous! It was an air-mattress which was broken so the children were sleeping on springs. Those pullout beds definitely needs to be be replaced.
Sunny isles location terrific. Beach is gorgeous.
We checked-in, roof ocean. View was really view of city, you had to turn your head 90-degrees to left to see ocean. Room service order: food terrific, but wrong order, and slow delivery. However, most important issue was we attempted to get 1 pm check out instead of 11 am. Absolutely no assistance from front reception, and ultimately front desk manager. Extremely rude manager, with no care to hear, help, or listen to a guests wishes. In today's day and age when simply a smile gets you further, to put a front desk manager in charge of both staff and customer relations, that has absolutely no interest in either, is simply poor business.
Breakfast 34$ for nothing, food in the pool was nothing special, i ho
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Yeah i'm going to be honest with you, I didn't exactly read all of your rather lengthy intro, but I did skim it, and I loved Sailor Moon too^^! I'm Ranma, and welcome to the forum!
Hiyas! Nice to meet ya!
I am new to this forum, but not new to anime by far. I've been a fan of anime since the Sailor Moon days at age 12, which I try not to brag about often because it's... well, Sailor Moon. I ran out of space in the "Favorite anime" field, because I've seen many and love a handful of them, so asking me what is my favorite will gain you a whole laundry list. I don't just have one or two that I like or like more than other. I know, that's weird. But I am beyond weird, in general.
But I did wonder why I haven't thought to join an anime forum before? I'm always on the net and chatting with others about it, but I saw this site in google search and said to myself, "Oh, why not?"
Characters that I LOVE and feel that I can relate to: L (from Death Note), Ed (from Cowboy Bebop), Vash (from Trigun), Naruto (well, you know where), Edward Elric (from Full Metal Alchemist), Saya (from Blood+), Satsuski (from My Neighbor Totoro), Lain (from Serial Experiments Lain), and Fuu (from Samurai Champloo). I want to say Kuroneko from Trigun and the Susuwatari (sootballs) from Studio Ghibli films too, but then again I can only relate to them in the way that goes, "AWWWWWWW! They're too cute!!!!"
I'm constantly looking for some new anime to try, so if any suggestions, please feel free to mention. Though, I should warn you that I've seen all of Studio Ghibli films, so no need to bother there. And I may have seen some that may be mentioned, so please don't get annoyed. Either way, your help is always appreciated.
Yeah i'm going to be honest with you, I didn't exactly read all of your rather lengthy intro, but I did skim it, and I loved Sailor Moon too^^! I'm Ranma, and welcome to the forum!
Girls make the world go round, didn't you know that already?
im new here too ^_^ as well as rather strange XD so dont worry you're definitely not alone in either respect. i relate to a lot of characters in anime but i think its because i have an empathetic personality and so i tend to empathize with a good many aspects of other people. but if i were to say i "REALLY RELATE" to a man in anime its probably kyouya of ouran high school host club, we both have daddy issues, we both have excellent composure, we feel the same about a lot of things deep down, and he and i share a keen business sense.
Odd, you thought it was lengthy?
I assure you, I can write so much longer than a few paragraphs. That was me writing something short and simple. ^o^
But yes, I loved Sailor Moon as a kid, but now that I look back on that anime I say, "What was I thinking???" Which, was explained in my rather lengthy intro.
Anyways, nice to meet you, Ranma.
Hiyas, mindlessauthor!
Well, that's one anime I hear about often but haven't seen yet. But Kyouya sounds awesome.
I'm not overly empathetic or can relate to most anime characters, but every once in a while I come across one or two that I really can relate too. It doesn't make one anime better than the other, but it is kind of cool when it happens.
i love when that kinda thing happens. its always an interesting perspective to try and look at yourself on camera so to speak. the people you relate to dont always react in ways that you predict with "nail on the head" accuracy and its very interesting to see what you might learn about yourself sometimes from seeing yourself outside the box...forgive my nerdy ramblings there...
No, it's not nerdy at all! Or, I don't think so. ^o^
You're very right about that, it is awesome to see yourself outside of the box. A lot of times a character will do something that seems so strange and unpredictable, yet when I think about how I would react in such a situation, it's so similar. Then I'm in awe, learning something new about myself that I otherwise wouldn't have noticed. For example, with Vash from Trigun, I notice that he tends to put on a facade of goofiness to water down his deeper self. He does it to not frighten others and to cover up the fact that he is indeed the "humanoid typhoon", or to keep from tipping his hand to any bad guys who dare challenge him. I had wondered, "why doesn't he be himself and show his awesomeness? What's with the goofy???"... but then I realized I do the same thing with others, my goofy/nerdy self is to not intimidate others and to blend in with a crowd. ^_-
thats interesting, really im the total opposite of that. since i feel i shouldnt hide things from people im very direct and very openhearted and honest. i wear my heart on my sleeve you could say if we were to go with cliches. the only time i hold back is when there is sadness...i dont typically try and talk to people about whats bothering me other than maybe one or two people i know, because i hate making people feel sad just because im not ok. it doesnt mean i should ruin their day just cause im having a bad one, ya know what i mean?


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What have you bought for 3yo boys?
(26 Posts)I'm pretty much done for ds2, just stocking things and bits and bobs to get. Although annoyingly he has totes gone off his main present grr. Not sure whether to return and rethink. Just being nosy too .
Over the past 2 years my son who is just turned 4 has amassed almost the entire fireman Sam collection of vehicles/ houses. He absolutely loves them and plays with them everyday.
This year he is getting playmobil police station, more fireman Sam stuff, jigsaws and some Lego.
Balance bike
New car seat
duplo plane
What on earth are squinkies too? I am so behind the times, have seen these on a few lists.
We had one of those furreal cats, very odd, actually I haven't seen it for ages, wonder what happened to it .
Dts1 is getting
Playmobil aeroplane
Orange tractor
A whistle
DTS2 is getting
Playmobil excavator
Green tractor with logs (how specific is that request?! I nearly fainted with joy when I saw just that in John Lewis)
A whistle
Just what they asked father Christmas for. Also new pyjamas & dressing gowns, stockings etc.
GPs are getting them v-tech cameras & cash registers.
My ds who is 3.5 months but very young for his age has...
Jungle junction play set
Banana n pjyamas play set
Chad valley airplane
Elc wooden fire house
Vtech motion plus console with 5 games
Cars 2 squinkie machine + 2 refills
Fireman Sam eresal
His brother old ds lite with 3 games (fireman Sam, postman pat and pippa pig)
Postman pat play set
Postman pat game
Board games
That's of us and he has a few more items from family.
And a joint present with his brother, which is a huge arts and craft set for rainy days.
Stickle bricks, a two wheel scooter and a remote control flippy light up wheel car.
Ds has Imaginext batcave and batmobile (family buying jail and joker's house to go with it), playmobil camper van and fire engine, couple of games, some craft stuff and books and bizarrely one of those furreal type cats. Which he wants the most of anything. Even though its horrific and appears to be possessed.
Your lists sound lovely, I'm chortling about the doggy doo game being the best thing ever, oh well that elc thing is out of stock so ds2 will have to lump his castle.
He also has a scooter, lego duplo, scooby doo truck, building blocks, take along thomas cheapie set and a little cash register/shopping trolley/play food. Does that sound ok?
He will get a stocking with bits in, maybe some books etc and some slippers from his nan, that will be his lot.
Who is charley bear? Think that one has passed us by.
Playmobil zoo and zoo vehicle, hope it's the right choice! (All those little bits scare me).
Pop up castle tent for his room
ELC recycling lorry with wheelie bin
Books with noisy buttons and flaps to lift
Pirate ship
Spiderman costume
Harry and bucketful of dinosaurs dvd
Some orchard board games
Reluctantly have got doggie doo this is his most wanted thing in the world
Bucky the pirate ship from Jake and the Neverland Pirates
Viking attack ship from Mike the Knight
Jigsaw puzzles
Spiderman dressing gown
Hulk PJs
Hulk lego figure to go with DH's Captain America one (They're both Avengers obsessed!)
Sweets for his stocking.
dgs will be 4 in Feb.So far we have got a tractor shed with tractors,combine and lowloader-all 1/82 scale,a Charley Bear Board game,Pumpazing game,a log cabin building set,Lego [not Duplo] a book [Charlie Cook's favourite Book] and some stocking fillers.Not sure what dd has bought him.
A wooden kitchen - he heads straight for them whenever we go into any toyshop. His gran has bought him a recycling lorry.
He's inherited all his older sister's toys so doesn't want for much - firm favourites are Playmobil, Duplo/Lego, toy cars and garage, and a marble run.
When DS was 3 he got (Christmas/birthday) a wooden garage, marble run, some playmobil, Octonauts octopod, dressing up stuff, orchard toy games and books.
My DS was silent on the christmas topic and today wants a toy computer (he saw a vtech thing in a shop) which he won't get as we've already got toy phones/DD's nintendo etc.
So far we have a pirate dressing up outfit, Zog and a peppa pig DVD. Have ordered Toy Story 3 binoculars but they are coming from the States so no idea if they will arrive on time (we're in Australia)....am interested to hear any other ideas!
My DS (will be 3.4) hasn't asked for anything, as he has a severe speech delay, so I am enjoying probably the last year when I can get him whatever I want
Main present is a Playmobil castle to share with his big sister. They are also getting a big pack of Lego bricks from my very generous friend who wants to relive his childhood Friend's mum (also a dear friend, we are spending Xmas eve with the two of them) is still asking us to choose what to get. I'm thinking something from the 'build it' range (like meccano) at ELC?
He's getting a couple of very simple board games, a floor puzzle and a road 'jigsaw' by orchard games - it's got 20 pieces of road in different shapes and you can make loads of different configurations, and then you can drive toys cars on it. A couple of crafty bits too.
I'm getting the Haba game 'animal upon animal' - as a family present, but specifically because it is one we can all play as DS will be able to follow it.
vienetta I have bought some cheap second hand playmobil figures - if you get it - I'd use what it came with now and then get some extra figures after Christmas - when they are a lot cheaper to buy
Mine is getting a set of Kapla blocks (shared with his big sister), a fingerpuppet theatre, some paint, Tabby McCat and The Highway Rat.
That rescue station does look good, where on earth were you when I was choosing izzyin <shakes fist>
Will have a chat with dp tomorrow.
I'm sure he will like the castle, and imaginext toys are generally robust, but hmm that does look good. I think I may be more fickle than my 3yo.
and yes, my DS went on and on and on about a sodding duplo castle, they are discontinued, it took me 3 months to track one down, and now he doesnt want it - so Im ebaying it.
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If only hey.
Ds2 lusts after those deeply crappy fireman sam toys, but if they even look shit and crappy in the adverts, then he has no chance, plus we already have 4 flipping fire engines pffft.
The main present is the Imaginext castle, which he "wanted" for weeks and weeks, he is now all meh about it and it wasn't flipping cheap. Should I take it back?
Playmobile and Charley bear plane. Also wants a real life fireman Sam but then so do I
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Websites: http://www.wustyle-annarbor.com, www.botsford.org/bchi
Class information: Wednesday: 1:30–2:30 pm Chair Tai Chi—All are welcome
Training Rates: Punchcard with ten classes for $99
"Sweet and Low" Chair Tai Chi: Wu style Tai Chi learned while mostly sitting down; designed for people with less mobility due to aging, arthritis, Parkinson's, MS, and any other health related problems. Open to the public.
Certified Level : Advanced Level
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Recycled Fashion
Tue, April 05, 2011
Interior Architecture students designed outfits out of recycled material for the Twelfth Annual Dress for Success Fashion Show. Newspaper ball gowns, paint -swatch shirts, and magazine dresses were just some of the earth-friendly fashions created.Aviation Exploration Day- April 9
Mon, April 04, 2011
Aviation Exploration Day will be held on Saturday, April 9 from 11a.m. - 4p.m. at the Wilkes- Barre/Scranton International Airport.First Wednesday at the Library- April 4
Mon, April 04, 2011
First Wednesday at the Library- April 4 Attend any or all of the programs and enter to win a door or grand prize.Fresh Perspectives-New Solutions: Visiting Environmental Artist Series Continues at Marywood University
Mon, April 04, 2011
Environmental artist, Patricia Brentano will host an illustrated lecture on Tuesday, April, 5 at 7:00 p.m. in Marywood University's Comerford Theater. The lecture is part of Fresh Perspectives-New Solutions: Visiting Environmental Artist series.Business Forum Set to Highlight Corporate Social Responsibility
Thu, March 31, 2011
Attend the Ninth Annual Forum on Business Ethics, Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility on Monday, April 4, at 7 p.m. in the Latour Conference Room, Nazareth Student Center. The event is free and open to the public.