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Rated 4.2 out of 5 by 291 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by WinsonYM Wonderful I spent 1 week at Krabi Sheraton with my wife and 10 month old daughter in June. I also took this chance to celebrate the 4th anniversary. As a Platinum member, we were upgraded to suite and hotel arranged welcome sparkling wine for my celebration. How amazing! The staffs in club are very nice and they always make my daughter laugh. The facilities are also good, garden, pool, and pingpong! The food are also ok, Pai Thai (can't remember clearly), fried noodle with eggs, are delicious! June 21, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by sdkohli Great poolside and private beach, food could be better My husband and I stayed at the Sheraton Krabi resort for four days as part of our vacation with friends. The pool is the best part about the hotel as is the beachfront of the hotel- the sunset was gorgeous. We were disappointed by the restaurants though- the quality of the food was lacking and the restaurants were quite basic- nothing very authentic in terms of decor. The air conditioning in the rooms was very cold, but other than that the staff was great. September 9, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Tazzy80 Excellent Service All staff are fabulous. They were all very helpful during my stay and give me advise on what to do as it was my first time in Krabi. All facilities and restaurants were great too. Special thanks to Sareena, reception staff who had checked me in (not too sure of her name), she's really a gem to the hotel. I'll definitely be back to stay In this resort again. October 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by IvyF it's indeed 5 starts hotel Had a wonderful stay at Sheraton krabi. All the staff were very friendly and hospitable from the security guards, to ladies at kids club. I requested for a bday cake when booking a hotel for my husband (we holidayed at krabi to celebrate his bday) and we got the cake delivered to the room complete with candles. Despite my request to charge it to the room, the cake was free and oh soooo delicious ... Overall, happy customer and we will be returning to krabi and to sheraton (for sure) May 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by jluk Nice getaway The Krabi Sheraton resort was a perfect stay. Hotel accommodations were great, staff was friendly, helpful and attentive. The sheraton club is a must do for the daily breakfast and happy hour. The food was plentiful and diverse. November 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Kanika13 Gorgeous and Massive Hotel I really loved staying at the Sheraton Krabi because the hotel is gorgeous and quite self-sufficient in terms of the facilities and surroundings. The beach is calm and secluded and the infinity pool is perfect. The activity pool was a little dirty, which was quite disappointing considering it is a 5 star resort. The hotel restaurants are really well designed, but not great in terms of the food offered. We were disappointed with the starters we ordered at Martinis as the chicken was really dry, chewy and over-cooked. The hotel staff made a small apology, but again it wasn't sufficient considering it was the Sheraton. Also, there was a huge Indian wedding at the time of our stay, and the entire staff seemed to be busy catering to their needs. The pool was closed for a day, which was inconvenient for us. December 26, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by krabi1 Sheraton Krabi experience I like the location of the hotel. Beach and pools were excellent. My room needed an upgrade. Bathroom was not designed with the guest in mind. Example: the bathroom towel bar was too high up over the bathtub and that was the only one in the bathroom. There is no hot tub anyway. I was disappointed with the dinner buffet. All we had was Thai food and selection on entrees and dessert were very limited. For the cost, we would had preferred to eat out at a restaurant somewhere else. December 23, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Orti Great Stay Beautifull beach and pool. Wonderfull garden. excellent trained stuff, very polite. BUT: when I come in the restaurant, where are no customers neither inside, nor outside and I would like a table on the terasse to smoke after my dinner, I do not like to be seated in the back and last corner with the comment: Maybe other customer will come and feel disturbed! By the way: the whole evening we were alone in the restaurant. But after all we will come back and we enjoyed our stay. March 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DiVi It's sooo relaxing..... Warm welcome, great park, wonderful beach, good size pools with spectaculair ocean view. Our room had a good size with a great big bed and a beautiful garden view. The breakfast had a lot of good choices. Restauranst not used. Pool-Garden-Service-Front-Bar staff was always smiling and very helpful. Thank you! Club lounge was perfect organized and all the staff was very friendly and very professional. A big thank you to all of you. We had a good time at the Sheraton Krabi. September 22, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by RK1971 Very ordinary experience for the price paid The shower was leaking and the whole bathroom got wet each time somebody showered. I complained to the front desk and they had the bathroom cleaned but did nothing about the problem. There was no attention to detail. The curtains did not close properly and hence there people could look into our room from the sit out. There was not enough light in the room and bathroom. It became really difficult to shave due to the paucity of light. All in all a very ordinary experience. May 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Vins11 Excellent help from the staff My grandson of 2 1/2 year was not well at night,around 2am,we call the reception,they took great care of us providing the van at that wee hours of the night and took us to the clinics at Aao Nang which was 25 minutes away to see the doctor,I would like to thanks all the staff concern for their good care during our stay,from house keeping to the driver,especially the night staff,the manager,for their respective service.We sure will return here.Bless you all. December 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by TomWi A pleasant stay Due to the friendly staff, the rich breakfast and the extended garden all guests were in a very good mood November 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JillyMM Club Lounge Had access to the Club Lounge which was amazing each evening - Saron and Babe ensured I always had a glass of champagne and that I was okay. My only negative feedback for the Club Lounge is the children....I understand people have to travel with children but just feel that locations like Club Lounges should be children free zones or at least guests advised that children must stay seated (and it be enforced) at all times and to watch the noise level. August 6, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by LJBell Fix the wifi please The overal resort is fabulous due to the large private beach and spacious pool. There were two inconveniences which put a little dent in our experience. 1) we had a tour scheduled to leave at 8AM, yet the club breakfast was not available to be served until 8AM, therefore we had to go on the tour without breakfast. #2) wifi in the room was not working and was not relaiable. Otherwise I recommend the resort. Also, the bed was not a sweet sleeper bed. November 6, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 Heaven on earth I really love Sheraton Krabi. It is like a heaven on earth. Beautiful beaches. However the huge area also make us need to walk for quite some distance to get to the beach, pool, restaurant etc. Another bad experience from my partners at the breakfast area is one of the plate he took wasn't cleaned. There is some jam or source stick at the bottom of the plate. However I think this is a single case. I am missing the day I had at Sheraton Krabi now. August 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mfputer Friendly and welcoming Every time we visit Sheraton Krabi it feels like coming home. Everyone from management to individual employees make us feel like family. This starts immediately upon checking in! Everyone has a smile on their faces and are always willing to help. The beach and pools areas are peaceful and well maintained. Try and get a day bed by the ocean and watch the world pass while enjoy the gentle ocean breezes. Rooms are very nice and the beds are Sheraton sleepers. Very comfortable for a good nights' rest. I would suggest upgrading to Club level. This will provide you with a quiet place for breakfast and evening cocktails. Well worth the cost. The staff in the club are some of the most attentive people I know and always go out of their way to ensure your needs are taken care of. Thank you to everyone for another great stay. See you next year! March 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Wan5539 Good Beach Hotel has good staff, especially Front Desk team. Front Office Manager, Pennapa, is very professional and friendly. November 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sue76 This hotel has great features This hotel is beautiful. The first impression was of the reception staff who were very friendly, polite & helpful. The bedrooms were of a good size and were modern.The restaurants on site were clean and had a good menu choice. The gardens were picturesque and so well maintained.The use of buggies to get around, if needed, was a nice touch.There are 2 pools one with a sit up bar, really nice. The beach was lovely, so quite & clean. Loved it. January 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 The hotel is every thing and more I was impressed when the hotel did a room change for me instantly upon request. The facility are very well maintained, especially the beach and the swimming pool. Rooms are clean and tidy. Nothing is too much trouble and the staff will meet your requests almost immediately which was impressive given the size of the resort. Only fault that I could find was that not all the staff were welcoming. Some had frowns on their faces when talked to. July 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Kaye15 Beautiful property The landscaping of this property is stunning! They have 2 very nice pools and a huge lawn covered with whispering pine trees. There are 3 restaurants onsite, to meet every taste. We mostly ate at the Mediterranean style Geckos, which had delicious food. There was a wedding while we were there, and it looked like the hotel did a fantastic job for them. This is also a great place for families as they have a kids club with activities. February 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by suzwong relaxing getaway My husband, my 2 daughter 21 & 19 and myself have just come back from 11 night stay at krabi sheraton. The resort was beautifully set out and on a very good beach with a number of restaurants within walking distance. Spent most of our time around the pool and on the beach and ate out every night. The shuttle into Ao Nang was very useful for trips into somewhere with a bit more life. Breakfast was excellent and varied and of very good quality. The staff attentive and always helpful but perhaps not as friendly as i had expected. However. this maybe something to do with language barriers. The trainee managers were excellent and extremely helpful, very nice to see young people being given the opportunity to shine and develop professionally. A real shame there was not free wifi everywhere in the complex. We really enjoyed our stay and would definately return. January 26, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lulu23 Overall experience was good The features and facilities of the hotel were exceptional; the pool was beautiful with the sea in the background. Although there was rain throughout our stay, it wasn't bothersome too much because the rooms were comfortable and relaxing with a picturesque view of the sea. The service was good but not excpetional. I would like to see more feeling in the service although staff did do their required steps. Also, we only ate at Mangosteen's because there was a little bit of a variety in different food offerings. however, the food was great - love the steak but service similiar to what was stated above. I took part in raising funds for charity and won a 2 night stay. The only major disappointment was that the voucher stated free breakfast for 2 but upon arrival they said it was not included even though clearly stated. Quite disappointed but other areas no major concerns. August 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mel1977 Great stay We had a fantastic stay in Krabi with my husband and two pre-schooler children. The resort was beautiful and the staff were wonderful. We stayed in a premium studio suite and it was great for small kids - they just shared the daybed. - We loved the pools - We loved the view and the overall look of the resort - The staff were great and very friendly Shame that there weren't more kids in kids club, my kids played there for an hour a day and enjoyed it but would have loved it more if there were other kids there. I think it should be promoted more. We loved the idea of movie nights in the bar area - great for kids but we didn't get to one. Club Lounge was great. Staff were very friendly. I think more regular return shuttles to from Ao Nang would be helpful - maybe each hour every night. Overall I would not hesitate to return. I have already recommended this property to family. March 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Wirral64 Fab We had a wonderful week here and will definately be back, the staff were all great from reception through to the lovely lady who cleaned our room. Generally the guys manning the towels removed them if there were no belongings but first thing there was the usual bagging of sun beds and no-one appearing to use them for several hours. The gardens provide lots of interest and the walkways shade between buildings. April 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by hasibo Sheraton Krabi is great hotel for relaxing with sun, sea and hospitality Sheraton Krabi is very good hotel in terms of location, sea, private beach and facilities. The hotel is in a natural environment with full of trees, birds and beauties. It is a stone throw close to all alternatives for every type of guests and needs; hopping to islands, diving, snorkeling, various types of trips, shopping or relaxing on the beach under the pine trees with the sounds of the birds. March 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by AshyMan Awesome Room Stayed for 3d/2n. Rooms were awesome as we checked in two different room i.e. the deluxe club and premier club room which was twice bigger with jacuzzi. So beautiful room, spacious and clean! The only thing we were uncomfortable as the food mostly non halal food. Pls. try to improve this as at Krabi halal raw materials are easy to get. However we really enjoy our stay and will come back soon. December 6, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Sirisak Feeling the standard was dropped I stayed between 18 to 20 May 2013. I stayed here once last year which was a superb experience so I decided to come back. Pros. 1. The environment is very nice (pool, scenic view, good fitness) 2. Peaceful Cons. 1. the bathroom was a bit smelly. 2. Found cockroach twice, once in the bathroom and other was in the restaurant (cucumber bowl, Breakfast at Mangosteen) 3. Breakfast was not good. May 25, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by SunilC Good family holiday resort Perfect place for beach family holiday for weekend or more. We are family of 5 with variety of interests. We'd a great time with kids on beach and the pool. The restaurants server good local and international cuisine. Me and my wife had a great time on our own as we could leave the kids at the kids club. If you are in visiting krabi, I'll highly recommend to stay at Sheraton June 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by AOrta Amazing Hotel! Always a great stay! This is probably our 3rd or 4th stay at Sheraton Krabi, and this stay was even better than the last-- we were pleasantly reminded of why we keep coming back. The hotel is perfectly located for a relaxing get-away. But what really sets this hotel apart is the people. We booked the hotel to celebrate a milestone birthday for my wife and she was absolutely wowed by all the special touches and special attention the hotel staff provided! A special thank you to Paul, Pennapa, and David for making it happen. We had an absolutely amazing stay. The team was front desk was fantastic, from check in to check out. On my way out, there was a bit of a line and before I could even cue up, someone jumped out from behind the desk to being me to the SPG desk and let me know that someone would be with me in a minute. Within 30 seconds I was checked out. The staff at the pool and at Malati were great and we loved the breakfast spread. . July 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by VJSA CHEF i have all the praises for your INDIAN Chef whose name maybe was MOHAN LAL. His preparations were excellent and he was very courteous and is an asset for Sheraton Krabi. October 20, 2014


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A happily married woman falls for the artist who lives across the street.
Writer: Sarah Polley | Director: Sarah Polley | Stars: Michelle Williams, Seth Rogen, Sarah Silverman, Aaron Abrams
40. Ladder 49 (2004)
PG-13 | 115 min | Action, Drama, Thriller
Under the watchful eye of his mentor Captain Mike Kennedy, probationary firefighter Jack Morrison matures into a seasoned veteran at a Baltimore fire station. Jack has reached a crossroads,... See full summary »
Writer: Lewis Colick | Director: Jay Russell | Stars: Joaquin Phoenix, John Travolta, Jacinda Barrett, Robert Patrick
41. Wrong Turn 5: Bloodlines (2012 Video)
R | 91 min | Horror
A group of college students, on a trip for Mountain man Festival on Halloween in West Virginia, encounter a group cannibals, who want to save their cousin from jail.
Writers: Declan O'Brien, Alan B. McElroy | Director: Declan O'Brien | Stars: Doug Bradley, Camilla Arfwedson, Simon Ginty, Roxanne McKee
42. Tosh.0 (2009– )
TV-14 | 30 min | Comedy
Daniel Tosh provides humorous commentary on content from the Internet.
Creators: Daniel Tosh, Mike Gibbons | Stars: Daniel Tosh, Nick Malis, Sam Jarvis, E.J. Golden
43. Courage the Cowardly Dog (1999–2002)
TV-Y7 | 11 min | Animation, Comedy, Fantasy
The offbeat adventures of Courage, a cowardly dog who must overcome his own fears to heroically defend his unknowing farmer owners from all kinds of dangers and menaces that appear around their land.
Creator: John Dilworth | Stars: Thea White, Marty Grabstein, Simon Prebble, Lionel G. Wilson
44. Jackass 3D (2010)
R | 94 min | Documentary, Action, Comedy
Johnny Knoxville and company return for the third installment of their TV show spin-off, where dangerous stunts and explicit public displays rule.
Writer: Preston Lacy | Director: Jeff Tremaine | Stars: Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Bam Margera, Ryan Dunn
45. Big Fat Liar (2002)
PG | 88 min | Adventure, Comedy, Family
After a young boy's school essay erroneously finds its way into the hands of a Hollywood producer who turns the idea into a hit film, the boy travels to Los Angeles to claim his credit.
Writers: Dan Schneider, Brian Robbins | Director: Shawn Levy | Stars: Frankie Muniz, Amanda Bynes, Paul Giamatti, Amanda Detmer
46. Toy Soldiers (1991)
R | 111 min | Action, Drama, Thriller
When terrorists seize control of a boarding school, a group of troublemaking boys decide to resist them.
Writers: William P. Kennedy, Daniel Petrie Jr., David Koepp | Director: Daniel Petrie Jr. | Stars: Sean Astin, Wil Wheaton, Keith Coogan, Andrew Divoff
47. Every Which Way But Loose (1978)
PG | 110 min | Action, Comedy
Philo Beddoe is an easy-going trucker and a great fist-fighter. With two friends - Orville, who promotes prize-fights for him, and Clyde, the orangutan he won on a bet - he roams the San ... See full summary »
Writer: Jeremy Joe Kronsberg | Director: James Fargo | Stars: Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke, Geoffrey Lewis, Beverly D'Angelo
48. Catch-22 (1970)
R | 122 min | Comedy, Drama, War
A man is trying desperately to be certified insane during World War II, so he can stop flying missions.
Writers: Joseph Heller, Buck Henry | Director: Mike Nichols | Stars: Alan Arkin, Martin Balsam, Richard Benjamin, Art Garfunkel
49. Purple Rain (1984)
R | 111 min | Drama, Music, Musical
A young man with a talent for music has begun a career with much promise. He meets an aspiring singer, Apollonia, and finds that talent alone isn't all that he needs. A complicated tale of ... See full summary »
Writers: William Blinn, Albert Magnoli | Director: Albert Magnoli | Stars: Prince, Apollonia Kotero, Morris Day, Olga Karlatos
50. Paranormal Activity 2 (2010)
R | 91 min | Horror
After experiencing what they think are a series of "break-ins", a family sets up security cameras around their home, only to realize that the events unfolding before them are more sinister than they seem.
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Five gymnasts qualify for regionals
Five entrants from Achievers Gymnastics Center earned berths at the USA Gymnastics regionals in Wichita, Kansas, this month with their performances at the recent USAG Texas meet.
Five entrants from Achievers Gymnastics Center earned berths at the USA Gymnastics regionals in Wichita, Kansas, this month with their performances at the recent USAG Texas meet.
There was a story earlier this year about a 15-pound largemouth bass caught in California. Lots of big bass have been caught in California, including most of the documented 20-pounders.
Bass fishing has changed dramatically in 30 years, and it's partly due to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's Toyota ShareLunker program. The ready availability of high-quality fish-replica mounts also deserves credit.
After a slow start, March is living up to its reputation as the best month to catch a big Texas bass. March 7 produced three big bass for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's Toyota ShareLunker program.
Recent snow followed by rain helped North Texas lake levels just slightly, but a lot more water must run under the bridge before we attain anything approaching normal water levels for many lakes.
Cabela's King Kat Tournament is Saturday at Lake Tawakoni. The venerable lake east of Dallas is where the eye-popping tournament record was set in 2013. Brothers Danny Miles of Irving and Paul Miles of Lake Dallas brought in a five-fish tournament limit of blue cats that weighed 239.8 pounds.
The Bassmaster Classic runs today through Sunday on Lake Hartwell at Greenville, South Carolina. This is the original pro bass championship tournament, and has undergone a variety of tweaks since 1971, when Ray Scott came up with the idea.
The unbeaten Myers A-team eighth-graders, behind the scoring of Ky'lie Pitts, totally dominated the Lake Dallas Lady Falcons in the opening round of the postseason district tournament Thursday night.
A new camping website, www.Hipcamp.com should be a hit with Texas outdoors enthusiasts. The name is intended to draw a younger audience that can freely interact with other hip campers while they narrow down the best Texas campsites.
Thanks to a cooperative project between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and local anglers, a boat ramp is open at Lake Lavon. For months, low water has effectively shut down boating access to the popular lake east of McKinney off U.S. Highway 380.
Most hunting seasons are over, but there is no closed season for feral hogs. These pesky animals are widespread across Texas, and they cause an estimated $500 million of damage each year to croplands,...
MELBOURNE, Australia — It wasn't until Serena Williams forced herself to relax, and not focus too intently on a milestone Grand Slam title, that she rediscovered the art of winning the biggest events in tennis.
When Kimya and Vida Raietparvar began learning the game of soccer, their dad, Tim, saw bright futures for each of them — futures that couldn't happen without learning the fundamentals.
Bray Armes isn't much of a gambler, but he loves Las Vegas. He returns to the desert next week with his third qualification to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. It is a business trip for the steer wrestler from Ponder, and he takes care of business quite well in Nevada.
FORT WORTH — A wild race at Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday led to a brawl on pit road and a wide-open event next week that will determine the four drivers who will race for the NASCAR Sprint Cup championship at Homestead.
Benny Spurgin recorded a hole in one Tuesday while playing at TWU.
Lily Hernandez, Audra Nivens, Addy Pharr and Ellyn Huff led a list of gymnasts from Achievers Gymnastics competing last weekend in a District 2 qualifying meet leading up to the district meet in October.
AUBREY — Yellow Jersey looks like a champion as he performs in the arena. Muscles firm and thick, a sleek tan coat, a blond mane and a tail that flows with his graceful movements as he spins, slides forward, moves backward as if he were dancing to music only he can hear.
FORT WORTH — The races at Texas Motor Speedway took to the skies over the weekend, and Frenchman Nicolas Ivanoff rallied on his last lap Sunday to win Round 6 of this year's Red Bull Air Race competition.Four...
One of the largest crowds in the history of the North Texas Fair and Rodeo saw an action-packed performance during the final night of the 2014 Bull Blowout and Cowboy Protection Bullfighting match.
Several world champions and National Finals Rodeo qualifiers were among the contestants for the final performance of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association rodeo Sunday night at the 86th annual North Texas Fair and Rodeo.
Thursday kicked off three nights of bull riding action at the North Texas Fair and Rodeo with the first performance of the annual Bull Blowout and cowboy protection team competition.
Ranch cowboys from across North Texas gathered Monday night to compete and show their horsemanship skills in the North Texas Fair and Rodeo's annual ranch rodeo, taking part in contests designed to mimic everyday ranch tasks.
Logien Franklin recently claimed the gold medal in the 100-meter dash at the TAAF Games of Texas at College Station. Franklin, competing with the IBTT Track Team of Denton, posted a time of 10.5 to win the event and qualify for the 2015 State Games of America in Lincoln, Nebraska. Franklin, a soon-to-be sophomore at Guyer High School, also was a member of the 4x100 relay team that finished second.
A standing-room-only crowd packed the stands for the second performance of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association rodeo at the North Texas Fair and Rodeo on Saturday night at the North Texas Fairgrounds.
Denton's Andre "Frenchy" Rheault, right, is presented with the Golden Hog Award by a representative of the Washington Redskins Hogettes recently at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. Rheault is a member of the Pro Football Ultimate Fan Association, and the Golden Hog Award is given each year to a PFUFA member for their community service.
Leigh Loewenstein, a soon-to-be sixth-grader at Crownover Middle School, set a new state record in the 50-yard freestyle in the 9-10 girls division at the TAAF State Championships last weekend in College Station. Loewenstein, swimming for The Colony Aquatic team, posted a time of 28.39 seconds in the event, breaking the previous record of 28.69, set in 1999. Loewenstein also captured gold in the 25 butterfly and the 25 freestyle.
Ryan grad Austin Jackson was part of a blockbuster, three-team trade that brought former Cy Young winner David Price to the AL Central leading Tigers. Jackson was traded to the Seattle Mariners as part of the deal.
For 13-year-old Phoenix Gibson and her mother, Shona Gibson, 43, Sunday's Pioneer Power Sprint Triathlon at TWU was the first time they could compete together in a sprint triathlon.
THE COLONY — Riley Wood, a soon-to-be eighth-grader at Harpool Middle School, posted a personal-best time of 2:09.40 in the 800-meter run on Saturday to capture the TAAF Region 4 championship.
Dan Engberson bought his blue Yamaha go-kart almost two years ago, yet he keeps it crammed inside a trailer that's backed up to pit road at North Texas Kartway in Denton. For now, Engberson is too busy fine-tuning son Andrew's CRG Rotax kart.
When Sparty and Felicia Jordan started the IBTT "I'm Better Than That" Blazers, their goal was to help youths embrace track and field while finding their worth as individuals by teaching them to not be discouraged by others' expectations of them.
Lindsey Smith should be spending her summer getting ready for her senior year of high school, like other students her age.


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Principle Six: Cooperation among cooperatives. Credit unions work together to improve services to members and build sustainable communities.
The Charleston CUaware group named four credit union professionals to serve as regional council members this week. Corey Pace and Stephanie Ownby of South Carolina Federal Credit Union, as well as Amanda Brown & Steven Lattuca, both of Heritage Trust Federal Credit Union, will serve on the council.
Regional council members provide local leadership and oversight, including planning events and coordination of all activities of the Charleston group. The CUaware groups throughout the Carolinas will follow a quarterly meeting schedule in 2015 as follows:
March - education
May - volunteerism
July - networking
October - advocacy
Elsewhere, CUaware regional councils are in the process of forming. If you are interested in participating in a regional council or need more information, please contact Brandon McAdams.
The Triad Chapter of CUaware rang in the holidays with a Tacky Christmas gathering December 16. A total of 17 staff from Winston-Salem area credit unions attended the event, which was held at The Quiet Pint.
Using a bright red costume that included an elf hat and battery-powered sweater, Jarrod Hayworth of Piedmont Advantage CU took first prize for tackiest holiday costume. Hayworth's prize? Bragging rights in the upcoming year.
"We had a fun time and saw a lot of new faces," noted Jessica Morphies (Piedmont Advantage CU). "It was also a great opportunity to let folks know about what CUaware is planning in the upcoming year, and how they can get involved."
Earlier this fall, the CUaware executive council approved its 2015 strategic plan and quarterly meeting schedule. The meetings will focus on the core areas of education, volunteerism, networking and advocacy.
Active CUaware councils in both Carolinas will be planning these quarterly events. Additionally, local chapters may elect to have additional meetings through the year. "We're planning a January 15 kickoff event for the year in the Triad," shared Morphies.
For more information about CUaware or to inquire about volunteer opportunities in your area, please contact Brandon McAdams.
Principle Five: Education, training, and information. Credit unions provide financial education to their members as well as the communities they serve.
CUaware representatives from North Carolina and South Carolina are proud to announce their meeting calendar for 2015 CUaware is a council of the Carolinas Credit Union League, and exists to fill a gap within the credit union industry: the very people that work in credit unions don't know they work for the best kept secret! CUaware aims to informally introduce all levels of credit union employees to the CU Movement.
In October, CUaware regional and executive council members selected four key focus areas for CUaware: education, advocacy, networking and volunteerism. Quarterly meetings will be held as follows:
March - educationMay - volunteerismJuly - networkingOctober - advocacy
All active councils of CUaware in the Carolinas will follow this meeting schedule in order to coordinate efforts and raise the overall visibility of CUaware.
In addition to setting the meeting calendar up for the year, the regional councils are in the process of being organized for the upcoming year. Council members work together to plan local meetings and events through the year using the guidelines of the master calendar.
"This is a great time to get on board with CUaware by applying to join a regional council, or getting your credit union connected on the local level," said Brandon McAdams (Coastal FCU) the co-founder of CUaware. "The upcoming year will be a tremendous growth opportunity for us and we invite anyone who is interested to in CUaware's mission of learn. share. grow to join forces with us."
If you are interested in regional council opportunities or need more information, please contact Brandon McAdams.
Principle Six: Cooperation among cooperatives. Credit unions work together to improve services to members and build sustainable communities.
Credit union representatives in the Charleston area held a strategic planning session, taking the first steps toward fleshing out a meeting calendar in 2015. The group, composed of representatives from SC Federal Credit Union and Latitude 32 Federal Credit Union, held the meeting Tuesday evening, November 18 in North Charleston.
CUaware, which is a council of the Carolinas Credit Union League, exists to fill a gap within the credit union industry: the very people that work in credit unions don't know they work for the best kept secret! CUaware aims to informally introduce all levels of credit union employees to the CU Movement.
SC FCU COO Troy Hall facilitated the session, and provided the group with the overall CUaware plan for meetings in the upcoming year. CUaware chapters in the two Carolinas will hold a minimum of four meetings in 2015 and will focus their efforts in four key areas: education, advocacy, volunteerism and networking. These four focus areas were selected by CUaware representatives in a regional planning session at the end of October.
Attendees of the Charleston event divided into four groups and brainstormed meeting ideas in each strategic focus area. Meetings and events will be selected from the brainstormed list and scheduled throughout the upcoming year.
"It was a huge first step in organizing the Charleston folks and everyone brought a lot of positive energy and great ideas to the table," shared Hall. "We look forward to sharing these first steps with credit unions in the Low Country and working in partnership to bring the CUaware chapter to life here in the months ahead."
In addition to the Lowcountry event, CUaware representatives from North Carolina and South Carolina announced the meeting calendar for 2015 and assigned focus areas for each meeting. CUaware regional events will be focused on education in March, volunteerism in May, networking in July and advocacy in October. Read more about this development by clicking here.
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When I create an absence journal for a user for a number of days that includes a public holiday, the system counts the public holiday as an absence transaction. Is there any way to get an absence registration to warn, flag or book zero hours when a day is defined in the employee calendar as 'Closed' and not available for pickup?
Yes, is at Calendar Setup, Compose working time. Set as "Closed" for pickup. At Enterprise level, when employee, tried to applied leave, it will prompt the hours are not registered/available.
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Drug Use and Violence: An Unhappy Relationship
The NIDA Blog Team
March 26, 2015
Research shows that girls are more likely than boys to experience dating violence, and that prescription drug use can contribute to the violence. More research is needed to learn how different drugs may make us more or less aggressive or more likely to be the victim of someone else who is using drugs or alcohol. Read More »2 Comments
Word of the Day: Disease
February 02, 2010
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word disease? You might think of cancer, diabetes, or epilepsy. But do you think of drug abuse? Probably not. But, for some people, drug abuse can lead to a disease called addiction. Read More »6 Comments
Word of the Day: Relapse
January 26, 2010
Relapse…If you keep up with the SBB you know by now that addiction is a chronic (long-lasting) disease that takes hold in some people who abuse drugs. You may also know that some people can quit their drug use. But often a person will return to using drugs after they have quit. Read More »17 Comments
So... Why Do People Like Drugs?
January 19, 2010
Is there something magical about drugs and alcohol with us humans? So what's our fascination and why do some of us like them so much?! Actually, before we try and answer that one, let me just say: we are not alone. Read More »43 Comments
Meth Mouth and Crank Bugs: Meth-a-morphosis
January 11, 2010
The SBB has already told you about some of the nasty effects that methamphetamine can have on the body—remember that post about how scavengers won't even eat the dead bodies of meth users? Read More »108 Comments
Real Teens Ask: Why Research?
January 07, 2010
Lots of teens have questions about drugs. Each year, NIDA scientists spend a whole day chatting online with high school students and answering their questions. At the last "Drug Facts Chat Day," "torgo" asked: Read More »0 Comments