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This hotel is located in Buenos Aires (Recoleta), close to Plaza Francia, Teatro Colon, and Obelisco. Also nearby are Plaza de Mayo and Plaza San Martin.
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A complimentary buffet breakfast is available. Esplendor Plaza Francia also features complimentary wireless Internet access, complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, and a porter/bellhop.
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LCD televisions include premium cable channels. Guestrooms also feature beds with pillowtop mattresses, complimentary wireless Internet access, and complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a snack bar/deli. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. A business center is on site at this 3-star property. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. This Buenos Aires hotel also offers a fitness center, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Concierge services and wedding services can be provided.
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 49
- Number of floors - 8
- Business center
- Free breakfast
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Computer station
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Snack bar/deli
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Wedding services
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
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- Premium TV channels
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Soundproofed rooms
- Free newspaper
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bidet
- Rainfall showerhead
- In-room massage available
- Slippers
- Shower/tub combination
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Down comforter
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Pillowtop mattress
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A complimentary buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-out time is 10 AM
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
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After moving to upstate New York, Peter Decker is bored and frustrated with his new job at the Greenbury Police department and his partner McAdams. That all changes after a brutal murder of a co-ed at the local college. Decker and McAdams are drawn deep into a web of dark secrets, cold case crimes, international intrigue, and ruthless people who kill for sport. Suddenly, his job is anything but boring and will draw on every ounce of experience he has gained in the past thirty years. As a detective lieutenant with the LAPD, Peter Decker witnessed enough ugliness and chaos for a lifetime. Now, he and his devoted wife Rena Lazarus are ready to enjoy the quiet beauty of upstate New York, where they can be closer to their four adult children and their foster son. But working for the Greenbury Police department isn't as fulfilling as Decker hoped. While Rina has adapted beautifully to their new surroundings, Decker is underwhelmed and frustrated by his new partner, Tyler McAdams, a former Harvard student and young buck with a bad 'tude. Just when he thinks he's made a mistake, Decker is called to his first real crime here--a possible break-in at the local cemetery. At first, it seems like a false alarm until it's discovered that a mausoleum's stunning Tiffany panels have been replaced by forgeries. Then, a coed at one of the exclusive local colleges is brutally murdered. Poking into the hallowed halls of academia to find a killer, Decker and McAdams are drawn deep into a web of dark secrets, cold case crimes, international intrigue, and ruthless people who kill for sport. Suddenly, the job is anything but boring. This case just might be too much to handle and Decker will have to draw on every ounce of experience that he has garnered in the past thirty years as a Homicide cop. And then again, even that might not be enough!
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David Ezra Stein; Candlewick Press.
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|Art techniques used: Bright, exuberant artwork in watercolor, crayon, marker, pen and more. Rich in color.
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|Caldecott Honor Book, 2011
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This is the story of a little chicken that wants her father to read her a bedtime story. She interrupts every story, until they have no more books to read and she is still not ready to go to sleep. Dad suggests she tells him a story, which puts him to sleep. Good for discussing interrupting.
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Review: I had heard read about this on happycow and went to check it out this week. It's located next door to the Trader Joe's on Pico Blvd & Centinela where I shop. Here's my Rejuice review. It's a small place that's inviting and well-designed with a warm mandarin color interior. You order at the counter and food is brought or called out to you. To one side is a bench table with a few low stools for seating. There are a few small tables out front by the parking lot for eating outside. I tried the quinoa kale salad with toasted pumpkin seeds, and that was delicious, $7. The portabello mushroom burger/sandwich was very good, too, $7.50. The bread on it was fresh with a nice toasted crisp. I also had a green juice, and that was yummy and well-priced at $6.30 for 16-ounces customized. This place will do well. It's got good walk-by traffic, the food is healthy and attractively presented, and the prices are reasonable (inexpensive).
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Hello again, was wondering if anyone on this forum is participating over at kegbot.org I have been following the project for a couple of years, and am currently working to try and build one. I still need a lot of parts but I am getting close.
I posted a similar question on a local homebrew forum, but didn't get any responses, so I was wondering if anyone here is interested in a project of this nature.
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Basically, as I stated before I am developing an iOS app that will hopefully interface with the Kegbot firmware called Kegboard, and an RFID reader. I have been working on the project for o h about six months off an on, more off as of late, but if this is something your interested in, and you think you could contribute, I would greatfully enjoy working with someone as I try to finish this project up.
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I wish I had input. This is awesome. Would definitely help keep track of how much beer my drunk-arse friends drink.
Seems like a pretty fun idea, but that last thing I need is another project on my mind.
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Yeah RFID cards are specific to the device you use them with, so your work badge probably won't work with something like a Parallax RFID reader, as my work badge does not. It's a good thought though.
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So I replaced the busted mini fridge with a pretty nice Danby kegerator. The Danby had a hole pre dilled for running wires (yay), so I got everything wired up and labeled, now I just need to work on the Kegboard FW by adapting it to the KegCop project or creating a custom Arduino sketch for the KegCop software that runs on the iPhone.
I also got the RFID association to the user account working, so the RFID reader will more than likely make it in the final release. You can futher read about this project here -> https://kegbot.org/kegbb/topic/373/
If you know anything about Arduino's or iOS programming give me a shout.
I also thought about starting a kickstarter for the project, but apparently you can't offer beer as a reward :-(
I made some progress on my two days off, so I thought I would share what I have been up too.
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Transas marks the fifth anniversary of its Transas Admiralty Data Service (TADS) providing a comprehensive and official chart data service to the market.
Transas, an ECDIS manufacturer, in conjunction with the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO) launched Transas Admiralty Data Service (TADS) in 2008. TADS is based on 100% official ENC data from the UKHO converted in SENC format and optimized for use on Transas ECDIS.
Since its launch, TADS has evolved into a complete set of data services required by mariners for voyage planning and navigation purposes, and today it's far more than just official ENC data service. TADS now includes Admiralty digital publications, weather services and Admiralty Information Overlay with T&P Notices to Mariners. Additionally, Transas provides consultancy services for the mariner which offer a focused & professional way to handle charts and updates.
To fully utilize TADS functionality, Transas offers Navi-Planner 4000, a charts and data management application. This allows for voyage planning and assessment, and can be used either onboard as a back of the bridge application, or ashore as a management tool.
Transas Admiralty Data Service together with Navi-Planner offers significant benefits for users and was immediately recognized by users as a powerful official data service.
During the recent CMA Shipping 2015 conference in Stamford, Connecticut, ABS Chairman and CEO Christopher J. Wiernicki provided the conference's keynote address
Oceanex Inc. was named one of Canada's Best Managed Companies Gold Standard Members in 2014. This national award is sponsored by Deloitte, CIBC, National Post,
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Ahrenkiel Steamship GmbH & Co. KG and Radio Holland Germany GmbH, part of Imtech Marine, have agreed a long-term maintenance agreement for the entire Ahrenkiel Steamship fleet,
Maersk Line, the world's largest container company, has selected Transas Marine for ECDIS implementation on more than 100 vessels, Transas announced today. The
The next generation of connectivity between ship and shore will be dominated by the development of applications to help ship owners and managers reduce costs by enhancing operational efficiency,
Port operations in Turkey are facing disruption as a result of a massive power cut that has hit dozens of provinces across the country today (Tuesday 31 March).
Coast Guard search and rescue crews from Station Gloucester, Air Station Cape Cod and the Coast Guard Cutter Ocracoke rescued nine crewmembers from the Canadian
The Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory reports ice cover for all of the Great Lakes combined at around 52%, thanks to milder temperatures and gusty winds over the past several weeks.
BMT Scientific Marine Services (BMT), an international maritime design, engineering and risk management consultancy, has been selected by Hess Corporation to
A partnership between Canadian government and private industry today unveiled high precision 3D printed models of HMS Erebus, Sir John Franklin's lead ship found
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If you want some idea of what they can do, they did several of the yards in the subdivision that is located behind the Regions bank off of Hwy 14 in Millbrook.
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As you may know, Felicity Ford has recently published a book 'The Stranded Colourwork Sourcebook' We took part in the original blog tour which was part of the kickstarter campaign to raise the funds for the book. The full amount … Continue reading
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A new study of hundreds of dash-cam video recordings of teenage drivers in Nebraska and elsewhere who were involved in crashes finds they're a lot more distracted than originally thought. Gail Weinholzer, at AAA-Nebraska, says the comprehensive research found significant evidence that distracted driving is likely a much more serious problem than previously known. "We […]Read More »
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Nebraska placed near the very bottom of a new study ranking the states for the percentage of low-income students who take part in government-funded school breakfast and lunch programs. Crystal FitzSimons, spokeswoman for the Food Research and Action Center, says only two states had a worse showing. "Nebraska is feeding about 50,000 low-income kids for […]Read More »
UNMC – Nebraska Medicine's $4.2B impact on Nebraska's economy
The University of Nebraska Medical Center and Nebraska Medicine have a combined $4.2-billion annual impact on Nebraska's economy. University of Nebraska Medical Center Chancellor Dr. Jeffrey God says they recently hired a national consulting firm, Tripp Umbach to conduct a study on how both entities benefit the state's economy. Dr. Gold says, "Our work impacts […]Read More »
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THE SWIMMING POOL PROJECT WAS THE MAJOR AGENDA ITEM FOR THE NORTON CITY COUNCIL LAST NIGHT. RICK ENSZ FROM COOPER, MALONE AND MCCLAIN ONCE AGAIN TALKED ABOUT BEING THE BOND UNDERWRITER FOR THE POOL PROJECT. HE WENT OVER THE COSTS THAT WOULD BE ASSOCIATED WITH GETTING BONDS FOR A NEW POOL. WHILE THE CITY COUNCIL HAS NOT DECIDED ON A ...Read More »
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The tour of the second floor of the Hospital and the newest board member were items for the Norton County Hospital Board of Trustees at their meeting Wednesday night. Jean Ann Wilson, the director of the Colby Community College Nursing program gave a tour of the area that the College has been using for years. They will be moving to ...Read More »
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KDOT SURVEY 2/21/11 DW Beginning tomorrow and continuing through Thursday, a representative with TranSystems of Kansas City will be obtaining data along US-36 Highway east of Norton for a traffic impact study associated with the development of the Ag Valley grain expansion project. The traffic study is intended to gather information that is necessary to determine the impact that truck ...Read More »


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|Trash Compactor: No
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About the ManufacturerFor over 35 years, DCI Marketing has been offering a complete line of image enhancing and customer convenience items for the pump islands and c-stores. They are the leading manufacturer of maintenance solutions items and accessories. Offering a wide range of waste containers, windshield service centers, planters, and signage; it's the perfect fit to complete your image program. Their Smokers' Outpost line was the original patent oxygen-restricting design to hit the market; keeping cigarette litter in its place and hidden from public view. As they continue to grow; you will see their durable products being used at malls, offices, convenience stores, gas stations, restaurants, hotels, businesses and more.
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Saturday, March 28, 2015
Small Human Being Sew-Along....
Having a baby, know someone who is, or want to make some things to donate? Join the Small human being Sew-Along... make stuff and maybe win something!!
For more info head over to
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I'm joining and plan on making the little Brocolli some cute clothes this coming month :)
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Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Our anatomy scan went very well yesterday, other than the little guy not cooperating at the end to show his face(have to have more pics done of his nose and lips). He is looking perfect and right on target for growth and development which I am extremely thankful and greatful for. While I did suspect him to be a girl, there is no denying his boy parts :) Now we just need to figure out a boy name, we had a girl one, but no clue for a boy. I had joked we could name him Brock Lee(get it? Brocolli), but no, I'm really just joking!!
So here are pics of our little man...
Profile shot(not the best pic because his hand is on his face)..
Giving a thumbs up...he curves his thumb like I do...
Foot and leg... looks like he is wearing high tops!! love this pic :)
Boy parts!!
And boy parts again!
So our grand total is 2 girls and 6 boys!!, wow! I can't wait to hold him in August!!
Have a wonderful day,
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Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Today is The Day!!!
First... Thank you to everyone who purchased items from my blog sale!! I really appreciate it and I hope you enjoy everything :)
Second... Today is the day we find out if baby #8(affectionately nicknamed "broccoli") is a boy or a girl!!! I'm so anxious and excited...3:30 can't get here soon enough. It's taken us so long to get to this point for this much wanted baby, I just want everything to be OK.
Third.... I think this is my year of small quilts. I made one in January, one in February, and now I've already made two in March. The first one I will share with you next month, it's part of a set for my niece who is expecting boy/girl twins(I have the girl one made so far). And then I was asked to make a lap quilt this weekend for a "grammie" at school who is leaving. I bought the fabric last year with the intention of it becoming a quilt, but never got around to it... it's nice to see if finally being used and I like the color combo :)
Have a lovely day!!
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Friday, March 20, 2015
Blog Sale!!!
Welcome to my blog sale!
All items are in used condition, as I have decorated with them over the years. If you have any questions about an item, email me and I will try to answer it promptly. I'm going to sell the items on a first email basis, so if you want something, email( firstname.lastname@example.com) the item number and your zip and I will figure out what the approx. shipping will be, and I'm happy to combine things.
I know I probably have more things in the basement, but I'm going to have a big yard sale in the Spring, so if you are local, keep an eye out for an annoucement.
Also, if anyone local collects Pfaltzgraff Folk Art dishes, I have a massive collection that I am looking to sell, but would prefer not to ship them(too much work and worry). If you are intersted, email me and I will let you know what I have.
So let's get started.....
2.) Sold
3.) Old(don't know how old) tattered(meaning there are rips and holes) quilt. It's quite heavy and has been washed. $30 + ship
5.) 100% cotton woven square table cloth , approx. 60" by 60" $10 + ship
6.) Sold
9.) Abe and George Bobbin heads made by Debbie Garlem of Bittersweet Pastimes in 2004. Abe is about 13.5" tall and George is about 13" tall. $25 for pair +ship
14.) Wood sign, approx. 24" by 5.5". $10+ship
15.) Sold
16.) Prim doll, approx. 27" tall. I couldn't find a maker on her, so I don't know if I made her or if I bought her on Ebay. $ 15 + ship
17.) Prim doll called "Old Glory", signed #1 date 2006 by Debra Shepard of Olde Saltbox Primitives. She is a local artist, bought the doll at the Mustard House. She is about 25" tall. $55 + ship
18.)Gingerbread Girl by Joanne Brook of Colonial Homestead Ltd., approx. 40" tall, has some slight fading on dress and pantaloons. $45 + ship
19.) Prim girl with gingerbread. I couldn't find a maker on her, guessing she is from around 2004. She has cinnamon stick arms and legs, and clove hair, and is approx. 25" tall. $15 +ship
20.) Vintage baby photo from Dover, NH, in a trifold cover that is about 7" tall. $5 +ship
21.) Sold
22.) Set of 3 tin stars, 15", 12", and 8.5". $10 for set +ship
23.) Large prim American doll by Pat Kelly in 2004(I'm pretty sure she was "the Rugg Lady" on ebay, but I can't find her anymore). Approx. 38" tall $ 55 +ship
24.) George Washington by Debbie Garlem of Bittersweet Pastimes, 2004. Approx. 41" tall. $65+ship
25.) Sold
27.) Metal beige candle stick electric lamp with punched tin shade. Approx. 17.5" tall. Holds normal size light bulb. $25 + ship
28.) Sold
Thank you for looking!!! And if you are looking for something inparticular, just ask me, I may have it :)
Have a lovely weekend,
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Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Prim Blog Sale Coming Friday!!!!
Hi everyone! Spring is coming, at least I hope it is ;) and it's time to clear some things out. With the new baby coming(and having gotten rid of all my baby gear) and lightening up the house, I decided it was time to let some things go. So I'm having a Prim Blog Sale here, starting at 9am on Friday the 20th. There will be prim dolls, Americana, and more. I would greatly appreciate you spreading the word for me, just use the pic above and link to my blog. Thank you!!!
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Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Sheep and baby quilts...
After seeing some cute little sock sheep online, I thought I would make a couple. They didn't turn out quite liked I hoped, but they are kind of cute. The little one needs a smaller body to make the head be more in proportion. They were pretty quick and easy to make and would be great to put in an Easter basket :) Here is the link if you want to make your own...
sock sheep tutorial
My next project is to make two baby quilts. My niece and her husband are expecting boy/girl twins in July! Her baby shower is coming up in April and I need to get these made so I can get them in the mail soon. I chose vintage reproduction fabrics for each one.
I plan on using this pattern for both....
Free pattern can be found here...
Birthday Bunting quilt pattern
Have a lovely day,
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Friday, March 6, 2015
Baby Update...
I'm not doing a separate baby blog this time, I'm struggling just to post on this one! So I'll put little updates on here. I had my Dr. appt. yesterday and all went well. BP and everything is fine. Baby's heart rate was in the 160's and was squirming when the Dr was trying to get it. My Dr. says I'm "boring", which is a good thing, because that means I'm healthy and don't have any problems that he is concerned about. I guess I become more of a risk(because of my advanced age) when I hit 28 weeks... not really sure why, but I guess older moms are more prone to complications after this point.
Baby: Has been wiggling around a lot, not constantly but enough for me to feel it several times throughout the day. Growing, growing, growing!!
Me: Still occasionally feel sick, but not as bad as it was. Struggling with back pain at the moment, hoping prenatal yoga will help it. Gained too much weight, but still working out at the gym with James, so trying to keep it in check.
I've only done two belly shots this pregnancy so far, one from 11 weeks and one yesterday before my Dr appt. ....
I'm carrying pretty high this time(at least for me), maybe it is because I had gotten my stomach muscles in shape before this pregnancy :)
We go back on March 24th for the anatomy scan. I'll be 19+ weeks and we will hopefully find out if it is a boy or girl. Any guesses from you guys?
That's it for now, have a wonderful weekend!
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Here is a collection of the all-time best famous Julia Ward Howe poems. This is a select list of the best famous Julia Ward Howe poetry. Reading, writing, and enjoying famous Julia Ward Howe poetry (as well as classical and contemporary poems) is a great past time. These top poems are the best examples of Julia Ward Howe poems.
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What is thy thought of me?
What is thy feeling?
Lov'st thou the veil of sense,
Or its revealing?
Leav'st thou the maiden rose
Drooping and blushing,
Or rend'st its bosom with
Kissing and crushing?
I would be beautiful
That thou should'st woo me,
Gentle, delightsome, but
To draw thee to me.
Yet should thy longing eye
Ever caress me,
And quickened Fantasy
Only, possess me,
Thus thy heart's highest need
Long would I cherish,
Lest its more trivial wish
Pall, and then perish.
Would that Love's fond pursuit
Were crownèd never,
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"Making a successful career easy "
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I have been working at Alaska Communications full-time (more than 10 years)
Great benefits, unionized, and good opportunity for growth.
Top heavy, not enough communication, need to invest more in their employees. Every year they say they are going to spend more time and money (training) on the employees and they never do.
Do what you say you're going to do!!!!
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"Company lacks future vision "
- Comp & Benefits
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I have been working at Alaska Communications full-time (less than a year)Pros
- Salary is fair. They seem to be a bit behind some of the other communications companies, especially for being in Alaska where the cost of living is higher than most of the L48. This is also due to them being a Union Shop.
- Workplace is fair.
- They relocate people from the L48 in attempt to find good talent.
- Good Work/Life BalanceCons
- Union Shop for almost every job. Some jobs just aren't designed for Union's.
- Lack of future vision - The Higher ups seem to lack any vision. It is fixing now, instead of long term planning
- Old Mentality - The people who have been here the longest rule, and aren't open to new ideas or change. They stick to their guns, because they fear they can be replaced.
- Refusal to Spend Money where it matters. They spend money on process and procedure while neglecting their customers and the service they need.
- Workplace Attitude - Most people here are just "counting days" to their Union Pension. They don't care about the customers, they just want their pension.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Spend money where it counts - Expansion and getting better service to DSL Customers, should be a top priority. We are already slower than GCI, and can't offer higher speeds to more than half our customers.
Get rid of Employees who don't care - They drag down the workplace.
Don't Lie and Hide behind numbers thinking we don't understand.Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookDisapproves of CEO
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"Alaska Communications is potentially the worst run/least ethical companies I've ever been a part of in 15+years. "
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I have been working at Alaska CommunicationsPros
If you're part of the 70+% in the union, it pays relatively well and work/life balance is positive. Great union benefits. Good "starter" job for those looking for customer service, retail sales.
Decent training for entry level employees in retail and call center.
Excellent place to do project based telecom work if you're an engineer with less than 10 years of experience.
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Lack of honesty, integrity, and accountability for not speaking the truth are management mantras. Cutthroat management beginning with President and senior leaders at the top. Punative and oppressive culture which is "investigation central" in an effort to minimize trust, insulate heads down behavior, and keeping all that you do "in the box." The Golden Rule does not exist at this corporation. Deception, misinformation, overwork, and the minimalization of the terms "thank you" and "well done" are par for the course. The culture of entitlement is rampant here, especially within the union.Advice to ManagementAdvice
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We had a few foam boards at work with architectural plans that were going to be thrown away so, of course I picked them up and brought them home. They are laminated on both sides so I took tissue paper, crumbled it and attached it with photo glue to both sides of the board. Then I painted the paper with acrylic paint using a sponge. Now the board looks like a textured canvas, really awesome. I plan to paint on it. To hang it on the wall I used this double sticky tape. I can't wait to see the results. Cost so far $3.00... :)
sounds like a real cool project! what are you planing on painting on your boards? I so love useing tissue paper on projects, used it for the backing on my stained glass window, to cover books and albums I have made, did a kinda faux leather look on a cigar box purse, useing oil paints, sealing the tissue paper frist!, will have to see if I have a photo, even used it to cover a wall in my kitchen! seemed like a good idea but hard on lg projects that you would need to repaint offen,
thanks for shareing your idea! cant wait to see your finished project!
I have a project going on more of a TTT, but I plan on doing a faux leather look on the top and will use the crumbled tissue paper to do so.
Sealing the tissue paper first? oh no, I definately did not do that :( I wonder if it will fall apart. I should have thought of this. Next time I will try sealing and then painting over it.
I have no idea what to paint on it yet. If I can figure out how to attach a picture, will post it..I'm going to need to practice doing that and reading the help section of the forum...LOL
I am sure your project is fine, and you can always use a spray sealer, and should to protect your project, so you can dust it as we all have to do LOL!
you said you spounged the acrylic paint on, if useing a brush and those paints since they are waterbase it wets the tissuepaper, and you take the chance of tearing the paper so a sealer is a good idea, you can use a matt spray frist, paint, then finish with with a few coats of what ever type of finish you like.
funny I have been switching back and fouth to your other post on photo tinting and just relize, you were the same person, and posted to look at this post, anyway I think your boards would make beautiful backing for the photos we are talking about, and of course a painting of any kind would also be beautiful!
going to start a new post and show my cigarbox purse and see if we can get some more ideas useing tissue paper!
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Mystic Pizza is a cult movie that helped launch the career of Julia Roberts. Julia had a leading role in the film which also features, Anabeth Gish, and Lili Taylor.
The film is less of a pizza movie and more of a coming of age movie. The film analyzes the cultural and gender struggles of three high school friends who work at a rural pizza place located in the waterfront village of Mystic, Connecticut.
While pizza is featured in the movie, pizza is more of a backdrop for the relationship story. It really is an innocent movie. Sometimes silly. Sometimes dramatic.. But always fun.
And I did enjoy it...
Although, I gave Mystic Pizza, an honorable mention as far as the Best Pizza Movies of all time, I may have to re-think my position after uncovering an article published in The Day Newspaper (New London, Connecticut) on Sunday October, 19, 2008. The story written by Kenton Robinson, was an eye opener.
Mystic, itself has a piece of my heart because I grew up and went to high school in Southeastern Connecticut. I recognize where the scenes were filmed. The area is quite beautiful with lots of New England charm.
My brother and sister-in-law live in Mystic.
I have countless friends who have remained in Southeastern Connecticut. Although I haven't lived there for many years, I can't deny it is still part of my life. Our family returns every Summer to visit.
But the facts surrounding the film is what really amazed me.
Here's what I learned from Kenton's story:
Originally the producers wanted to rent Mystic Pizza for six months, during the course of the filming. The owner said: no way. People may forget about us in six months.
The producers filmed elsewhere.
How is the pizza at Mystic Pizza?
Some locals and visitors claim it really is "A Slice of Heaven". You'll have to decide for yourself. It's easy to get to and is located in the heart of Downtown Mystic.
In honor of the 20th Anniversary of the film, the State of Connecticut Tourism Bureau created a document, which will allow you to visit all of the actual locations used in the movie. It's a great resource with lots of behind the scenes information.
You can download the "Mystic Pizza 20th Anniversary Movie Trail" pdf. here.
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You can also visit with me as I explore Southeastern Connecticut. Connecticut videos at my Connecticut Page at pizzatherapy.com
The opening scene of Mystic Pizza is filmed at Ford's Lobster's located in the very picture perfect town of Noank. A very scenic fishing and lobster village, located right on Long Island Sound.
From Ford's as you gaze out in the Long Island sound, you can see three different states: New York, Rhode Island and of course Connecticut.
Of special note is my Abbot's Lobster in the Rough Video. One of my favorite lobster places of all time, also located in Noank, Connecticut, the next town over from Mystic.
If you watch this film closely, you will witness a very young Matt Damon, who has a small role in this film. Very small. But he does have one speaking line. You will be able to see Matt, very early in his career, eating lobster. But not the "green stuff".
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An Algerian national held in Guantanamo Bay for 12 years without charge has been released and sent back to his home country.
The Pentagon said on Thursday that Ahmed Belbacha, 44, was turned over to the Algerian government. The transfer brings the total prisoner population at the US base in Cuba to 154.
Lawyers for Belbacha, from the British human rights group Reprieve, said it expected he would be released by the Algerian government and allowed to return to his family.
Reprieve said that he was subjected to violent interrogation, physical abuse and held incommunicado by US authorities.
The Pentagon alleged that Belbacha, an Algerian army veteran, had weapons training in Afghanistan and twice met Osama bin Laden.
Belbacha had lived briefly in the UK, where he worked as a waiter before his 2001 capture in Pakistan, where he was reportedly visiting to pursue religious studies.
In 2007, his lawyer had expressed his fears of being repatriated to Algeria where he believed he would be mistreated for being "unjustly branded as a terrorist".
He also said that Belbacha feared that he would be hunted by al-Qaeda's North African affiliate because he worked for a government-owned oil company and had been called for another term of military service.
Meanwhile, another prisoner, the 34-year old Yemeni national Abdel Malik al-Rahabi, who also spent 12 years without charge at Guantanamo Bay, was rejected for release on Wednesday.
The Associated Press news agency reported that al-Rahabi was the second Guantanamo prisoner to appear before a board re-evaluating the cases of about 40 men previously deemed too dangerous to release.
The the six-member panel determined al-Rahabi should remain in custody, saying that he had significant ties to al-Qaeda and would pose a threat if he returned to Yemen.
Al-Rahabi's lawyer told the review panel in January that the prisoner was eager to return to his family and to launch an farming enterprise with other former Guantanamo prisoners.
The US president, Barack Obama, vowed to close Guantanamo after being elected into office, but has been thwarted by Congress. Obama pledged a renewed effort to close the prison last year.
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Thursday 20 September 2007
Surplus Spending
Australians will soon elect a new government. Whether Coalition or Labor, it will inherit a strongly growing economy and a historically high budget surplus. Despite the huge figure, perhaps as high as $20billion this year, there will be many competing claims on the money. Will the politicians spend it wisely or will both sides be pork-barrelling in an attempt to wins your votes with the budget billions. Our expert panel gives you a range of views on where it should go.
How should the massive budget surplus be spent?
The rivers of money flowing into the governments coffers present both problems and opportunities. Our growing economy and population is producing demands for increased spending on infrastructure, health and education. Some people believe tackling the growing inequality in Australia should be the top priority with increased focus on services for those left behind by the economic boom. A recent survey indicates most Australians believe the surplus is the result of being overtaxed. So, should the money be given back as tax cuts or will that drive up inflation and interest rates? Is the solution for the government to save and invest the money as an insurance against an uncertain future?
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Is the coincidence of the boom and the election a one-off chance to decide Australias national priorities? What should they be? Is this the time to focus on major long-term issues like abolishing poverty; creating genuine full-employment; battling climate change or future proofing Australias financial future? Are these questions of competing values or are they practical issues? Are the major political parties addressing your real concerns?
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Eva Cox: was born in Vienna in 1938, and was soon declared stateless by Hitler. So she grew up as a refugee in England, till 1946, and arrived in Australia aged 10. She has been an active and irrepressible advocate for creating more civil societies. She is a long term member of Women's Electoral Lobby and an unabashed feminist. Eva has just finished lecturing in social inquiry at the University of Technology in Sydney. She has published widely and eclectically in books, journals and newspapers. Her current work builds on her Boyer Lectures (1995) on social capital and her commitment to making societies more civil as a Fellow of the Centre for Policy Development and the Chair of WEL Australia (Womens Electoral Lobby)
Dr John Hewson: believes Australias priorities should be to address climate change, rationalise Federal State relations and fix the infrastructure bottlenecks holding back Australias economy. Dr. Hewson was Leader of the Liberal Party and the Federal Coalition in Opposition for four years. He has worked as an economist for the Australian Treasury, the Reserve Bank, and the International Monetary Fund. Before entering politics in 1987, he was a company director and business consultant and an Executive Director of Macquarie Bank Limited. He is a Director of a number of public and private companies and is Chairman to the Arthritis Research Taskforce and Osteoporosis Australia.
Stephen Mayne: is Walkley Award winning journalist who for almost 10 years worked as a reporter, business editor, gossip columnist and chief of staff for newspapers including The Herald Sun, The Age, The Daily Telegraph and the Australian Financial Review. He is a former advisor to Victorian Treasurer, Alan Stockdale. Stephen launched www.crikey.com.au in February 2000 an ezine dedicated to exposing the dark side of business, politics and media in Australia. Crikey is now Australias best known independent ezine. He sold Crikey in 2005 and is now dedicated to writing for Crikey and shareholder activism.
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This will not help.
This is big.
It's about time someone did.
Anything to pass comprehensive immigration reform.
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School lunches, check. Moving on to the grocery stores...
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"We Ride to DC" does more than blow the lid off the mainstream media's agenda—it's also about giving a voice to the hundreds of thousands of Americans who are still trying to make a difference, the people protesting the Obama administration's progressive agenda and pattern of lawlessness, despite never making national headlines.
Sorry, DNC fundraisers take priority.
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