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LaMarcus Aldridge FC #12
Current Team: Portland Trail Blazers
Born: Jul 19, 1985 (29 years old)
Birthplace: Dallas, Texas (United States)
Nationality: United States
Height: 6-11 (211cm) Weight: 260 (118kg)
Hand: Right
Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/aldridge_12
Current NBA Status: Under Contract (Portland Trail Blazers)
Free Agent: UFA-2015
Current Agent: Arn Tellem, Thaddeus Foucher
Draft Entry: 2006 NBA Draft
Early Entry Info: 2004 Early Entrant (Withdrew), 2006 Early Entrant
Drafted: Round 1, Pick 2, Chicago Bulls
Draft Rights Trade: CHI to POR, Jun 28, 2006
Pre-Draft Team: Texas (So)
High School: Seagoville High School [Dallas, Texas]
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Loews Ventana Canyon
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Hotel Guest Rating: 9.1/10
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Welcome to the Loews Ventana Canyon
On-site dining options, a full-service spa, amenity-filled accommodations and a convenient location delight Priceline guests at the pet-friendly Loews Ventana Canyon, which also offers two golf courses and two gorgeous pools.
Hotel Features
This four-story property has 398 rooms with private balconies, large desks with ergonomic chairs, AM/FM clock radios, cable TVs, and luxurious marble baths. Basic Wi-Fi is free; upgrades are available for an additional fee. The resort's restaurant/bar offers a choice of alfresco or fireside dining, a café, poolside grill and lounge provide other options. Choices of activities abound as well, from spa treatments to a game at one of the two PGA golf courses, or a swim and soak in one of the two pools and hot tubs. There are also lighted tennis courts, bike rentals, hiking, nature walks, croquet or basketball, plus 24-hour room service. Self- and valet parking are included in the resort fee, and pets are welcome.
Hotel Location
The hotel is nestled in the foothills of the Santa Catalina about 12 miles from downtown Tucson. La Encantada, an outdoor mall with upscale shops and restaurants, is less than 20 minutes from the resort. Old Town Artisans and Pima Air & Space Museum are 35 minutes away. Tucson International Airport is a 19-mile drive.
Guest Favorites
"One of the best places I have ever stayed," say Priceline guests about Loews Ventana Canyon, and they "would recommend" the hotel for its "beautiful" and "amazing" setting, "very comfortable" rooms and "wonderful" food.
Loews Ventana Canyon Amenities
- 24-hour room service
- 24-hour security
- Accessible facilities
- Accessible parking
- Accessible room
- Adjoining rooms
- Aerobics instruction
- Air conditioning
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Alarm clock
- AM/FM radio
- ATM/Cash machine
- Baby sitting
- Baggage hold
- Ballroom
- Banquet facilities
- Bell staff/porter
- Bilingual staff
- Boarding pass print-out available
- Body scrub
- Body wrap
- Bookstore
- Boutiques/stores
- Brailed elevators
- Breakfast served in restaurant
- Buffet breakfast
- Bus parking
- Business center
- Cable television
- Carryout breakfast
- Catering services
- Check cashing policy
- Child programs
- Children welcome
- Children's nursery
- Children's play area
- CNN available
- Cocktail lounge
- Cocktail lounge with entertainment
- Cocktail lounge with light fare
- Coffee shop
- Color television
- Communal bar area
- Complimentary coffee in lobby
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Complimentary newspaper delivered to room
- Complimentary newspaper in lobby
- Connecting rooms
- Desk with electrical outlet
- Dinner served in restaurant
- Door man
- Driving range
- Dry cleaning
- DVDs/videos - children
- Early check-in
- Evening reception
- Exercise gym
- Exhibition/convention floor
- Express check-out
- Exterior corridors
- Fire safety compliant
- Florist
- Folios
- Free high speed internet connection
- Free local calls
- Free toll free calls
- Front desk
- Full american breakfast
- Full business center
- Full service housekeeping
- Gift/News stand
- Golf
- Hairdryer
- Handicap rooms
- Health club
- Hearing impaired services
- Heated guest rooms
- Heated pool
- High speed internet access fee
- High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
- High speed internet connection
- Hot breakfast
- Hotel does not provide pornographic films/TV
- Housekeeping - daily
- Ice machine
- Indoor parking
- Interior corridors
- Internet services
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Jacuzzi
- Jogging track
- Late check-out available
- Laundry/Valet service
- Limousine service
- Live entertainment
- Lobby coffee service
- Locker room
- Long term parking
- Lounges/bars
- Lunch served in restaurant
- Massage services
- Meeting rooms
- Men's clothing
- Motorcycle parking
- Non-smoking
- Non-smoking rooms (generic)
- On-site business center
- On-Site parking
- Outdoor parking
- Outdoor pool
- Package/Parcel services
- Parking
- Parking fee managed by hotel
- Parlor
- Pet amenities available
- Pet-sitting services
- Pets allowed
- Phone services
- Playground
- Pool
- Poolside snack bar
- Private bath or shower
- Private dining for groups
- Private pool
- Public area air conditioned
- Ramp access
- Recreational vehicle parking
- Remote control television
- Room service
- Room service - full menu
- Room service - limited menu
- Safe deposit box
- Sauna
- Secured parking
- Security
- Shoe shine stand
- Spa
- Sports trainer
- Stairwells
- Steam bath
- Sundry/Convenience store
- Telephone
- Tennis court
- Toilet
- Train access
- Transportation
- Transportation services - local area
- Transportation services - local office
- Truck parking
- Turndown service
- Valet cleaning
- Valet parking
- Valet same day dry cleaning
- Vending machines
- Video games
- Voice mail
- Wakeup service
- Wedding services
- Wheel chair access
- Whirlpool
- Wireless connectivity
- Wireless internet connection
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
- Women's clothing
Hotel Information
You must show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all special requests cannot be guaranteed and are subject to availability upon check-in. Additional charges may apply. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Loews Ventana CanyonOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
Sort by: All Travelers | Business Traveler(6) | Solo Traveler(16) | Traveling as Couple(88) | Family with Young Children(50) | Family with Teens(16) | Senior Traveler(1) | Group Traveler(10)
Joan from Tucson, AZ
March 23, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
March 23, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
The staff were very accommodating & helpful!
I love Loews!
German from Nogales, AZ
March 11, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
March 11, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
Service and cleaness
The bathroom sink didn't work correctly
Verified Hotel Guest from Tucson, AZ
March 10, 2015
March 10, 2015
Beautiful view fresh air clean big room with balcony
Old tv in old tv stand, couldn't make hot water in the room, for my tea
Verified Hotel Guest from Penticton, Canada
March 7, 2015
March 7, 2015
Friendly staff, beautiful grounds, nice facilities and easy access to town and good hiking trails. The Flying V restaurant is excellent.
Verified Hotel Guest from Dallas, TX
March 2, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
March 2, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
Beautiful location. Very friendly staff.
Great place to spend a weekend.
Verified Hotel Guest from Los Angeles, CA
February 25, 2015
Solo Traveler
February 25, 2015
Solo Traveler
Great property - up against the Arizona hills. Rooms are huge with so much space! Great jacuzzi tub :) & quality toiletries. Didn't experience much on the property but would stay again without a doubt!
Cheryl from Calgary, Canada
February 17, 2015
February 17, 2015
The staff were extremely helpful and really went out of their way to make us feel cared for(from check in til check out we were treated royally)!We got a complimentary upgrade to a king room with a beautiful view of the city and mountains that was Amazing
Nothing!Cant wait to return!
Verified Hotel Guest from Phoenix, AZ
February 17, 2015
February 17, 2015
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Cody from Houston, TX
February 11, 2015
Business Traveler
February 11, 2015
Business Traveler
This hotel is at least 4 1/2 stars and probably should be 5. Just expect everything here to be perfect because it is.
Cheyenne from Phoenix, AZ
February 10, 2015
February 10, 2015
The balcony and the mountain views were my favorite part.
The bathroom door stuck to the floor due to something, maybe the floor? being uneven. The hallway smell was also unpleasant- maybe a sewer issue? Also quite stained.
We would come back. It was a nice room in a beautiful setting, and the staff was kind.
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Still, he had enough left to win a sprint with Westbrook.
"I think I had one more lap left in it," Taylor said. "Any more than that and I think we really would've been in trouble."
Barbosa made a play to pass Taylor a few minutes before the final lap but Taylor held his line and forced Barbosa to back the Action Express Racing Corvette DP off. Barbosa had a better line on the final lap but appeared to create contact.
Ricky Taylor said he barely had control of the rear suspension but disregarded it because he was so angry after hitting the wall.
The brothers' Corvette was in front most of the afternoon and gave the day's title sponsor a victory in the shadow of General Motors' world headquarters. Jordan Taylor started the race fifth and got to the front 25 minutes in, before handing the wheel to his brother 40 minutes into the 1-hour, 40-minute event.
"Ricky did an unbelievable job in those last two corners," Jordan Taylor said. "It was definitely a stressful last 20 minutes for us."
Gustavo Yacaman and Olivier Pia were third in their Nissan/Morgan Prototype.
Westbrook, driving in relief of teammate Valiante, was happy he had a shot at the end but admitted he needed more time.
"Ricky was really good off the restart," Westbrook said. "We needed more laps."
The blown tire was twice as painful for Barbosa and teammate Christian Fittipaldi, who lost the series' points lead after falling to sixth in the final few seconds.
Debris and water left on the course forced the race's first caution period after Henrique Cisneros spun his Porsche coming out of Turn 6. An even longer full-course yellow came several minutes later after Damien Faulkner crashed his Porsche into the tire barrier at Turn 12. The ensuing caution period left the field with just 27 minutes to finish the race.
Scott Pruett and Memo Rojas, who began the day a point behind Barbosa and Fittipaldi, fell further back in the standings after early-race engine problems. Pruett started the race but parked his Ford EcoBoost/Riley 12 laps in after spending more than 15 minutes in the pits.
In the production-based GT Daytona class, Alessandro Balzan and Jeff Westphal co-drove to victory in the Ferrari 458 Italia.
GTD polesitter Spencer Pumpelly appeared to have a shot at passing Balzan's Ferrari in the final minutes but he made contact with the wall and fell back into traffic. Balzan made the most of the clear pavement ahead of him and topped Mario Farnbacher's Porsche by 0.297 seconds.
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1 P 10 R.Taylor/(J.Taylor) Corvette DP Running
2 2 P 90 Westbrook/(Valiante) Corvette DP Running
3 3 P 42 (Yacaman)/Pla Nissan Morgan Running
4 4 P 60 (Pew)/Negri Jr. Ford EcoBoost/Riley Running
5 5 P 1 (Sharp)/Dalziel HPD ARX-03b Running
6 6 P 5 Barbosa/(Fittipald*) Corvette DP Running
7 7 P 2 (Brown)/van Overbeek HPD ARX-03b Running
8 1 GTD 63 Balzan/(Westphal) Ferrari 458 Italia Running
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A perennial source of food
Biologist wants to cut reliance on annual crops
It doesn't matter how many times you say it, the phrase "grain-producing perennial polyculture" is a mouthful and a brain teaser all in one. It's been known to cause eyes to glaze over even among people familiar with the subject.
In modern agriculture, most of our grain production comes from crops that are seeded every year. This harkens back to the time when our ancestors hand-selected seeds from the plants they liked so they could grow more the next year.
Nowadays, virtually all those crops are grown in monoculture systems dependent on pesticides or tillage to ensure only the desired plants are allowed to thrive in the field.
Perennials tend to be forages, such as grasses used for livestock feed. If their seeds are harvested at all, they are used only as seed, not for food or feed.
Wes Jackson, a Kansas biologist who started The Land Institute 36 years ago, is trying to change all that. Credited as a pioneer of perennial agriculture, he was Skyped into a Winnipeg conference recently to suggest "perennial polyculture" could form the missing link between preserving the environment and feeding the world.
We've been cultured to believe it's a trade-off. You can have production at the expense of conservation or you can have conservation at the expense of production. Conventional wisdom is we need to maximize production on agricultural lands to avoid destroying the natural lands that remain.
"We are saying we can have conservation as a consequence of production," he told the North American Prairie Conference.
How? By developing perennial crop species that coexist in fields, much like the native prairie ecosystem, and which can be harvested annually. The system would mostly rely on the sun rather than fossil fuel for energy, and would build soil health and preserve water quality and biodiversity. But could it produce enough food?
It sounds a bit far-fetched. After all, if perennial agriculture was the way to go, why didn't the world's first farmers go there? Jackson thinks it is because they lacked the tools and the time to make the genetic selections and crosses to either make annual grain crops perennial or make perennial crops produce enough harvestable seed.
Scientists exploring these concepts today are using modern techniques such as molecular markers, which allow genetic traits to be identified and tracked as crosses and selections are made. However, Jackson said developing successful perennial crops probably can't be accomplished through genetic modification, which tends to focus on single traits. Perennial is a "way of life," meaning a host of traits relying on multiple genes go into making a plant capable of perpetual survival. Even if all those traits could be separated into specific genes, it would cost too much to do all that gene jockeying.
Many would say this is all just a big waste of time. Modern agriculture based on annual cropping and monoculture has proven to be remarkably productive and effective at keeping Malthusian predictions at bay -- at least so far.
Jackson counters that all this productivity is based on a false economy -- cheap fossil fuel. "The world we are likely to be living in before this century is out is going to see a great reduction in fossil fuels for power," he said.
So far, alternatives such as nuclear power or bio-energy have been unable to come anywhere close to filling the gap. In fact, the push to develop ethanol and biodiesel is controversial, especially now, when much of the U.S., the world's largest corn exporter, is withering under a drought. There's currently a big push to waive the legislated mandate requiring a percentage of U.S. fuel to be blended with biofuels, because with more than 40 per cent of recent corn production now going into gas tanks, food and feed users might go without.
"What we have yet to appreciate is how much of what I call the scaffolding of human civilization was put there by high-density carbon," Jackson says.
In addition to a dependence on non-renewable resources, modern food production has proven costly in other ways, such as dead zones in the oceans and eutrophication of freshwater bodies due to excessive nutrient runoff.
Jackson, who was named one of the 100 most influential Americans by Time-Life magazine, is far from alone in his quest for a more sustainable food supply based on perennial plants. There are now pockets of research taking place all over the world, including right here at the University of Manitoba.
For those of us still struggling to envision what a sustainable grain-producing perennial polyculture might look like, Jackson makes it easy. He calls it a prairie.
Laura Rance is editor of the Manitoba Co-operator. She can be reached at 204-792-4382 or by email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Report: Steelers WR Antonio Brown Fined For Penalties Committed Against The BearsBy Dave Bryan on September 25, 2013 at 4:37 pm@SteelersDepot
According to Mark Kaboly of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown was fined in excess of $16,000 by the league on Wednesday for the two penalties he committed Sunday night in the 40-23 loss to the Chicago Bears.
Brown, who will reportedly appeal both fines, was first flagged during the game for a facemask call on Sherrick McManis in the third quarter as he was going out of bounds at the end of a short punt return.
The second flag and fine came as a result of a late hit by Brown on Bears safety Chris Conte following an interception late in the game.
Despite those two incidents, Brown did manage to set career-highs during the loss with nine receptions, 196 yards and two touchdowns.
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- Matt Manzo
Fined for a face mask seems crazy!
- DoctorNoah
I approve of both of those penalties. and I would start arranging a collection on his behalf but I'm not sure he needs it.
- Henry
- Josh
a stiff arm that ends up as a borderline incidental facemask? So fines being given for contact in the course of play? Kinda like fining a pitcher for a wild pitch that hits an umpire off of a bounce.
- Eric
The facemask is not fine-worthy, but the hit on Conte seems jussstified. Were the amount of the fines disclosed?
- Steve
How about the hit Cutler put on Golden. Shouldn't Cutler be fined?? He was out of the box and put his head down.
- Nolrog
I didn't see anything that was remotely borderline there. He clearly grabbed the face mask well beyond what would be considered a stiff arm.
- Christopher Wilkes
- David
Who cares it football.
- Joseph Sparksman
The fine for face mask is ridiculous. They are quickly turning football into a no contact sport. These rule changes and fines are ruining the game.
that was not a late hit the dude was not down by contact.. on what brown was suppose to just two hand tap him right.. or pull the flag off his hip.. get real NFL… and the facemask was not even blatin.. he barely moved his head. good lawd.
- Aric Brown
my big question in this incident with conte is: What happens if Conte would have fumbled as a result of ABs hit? – i would guess there would be no fine and he actually would have been commended and praised for having a never say die attitude. People never bitched about Zach Miller the old dolphins linebacker jumping on the pile in kneel down situations he was always praised for trying to make things happen
- Shannon Stephenson
thats our beloved NFL.
- Dan
Both fines are BS. He was stiff arming the tackler and put his hands on the facemask which is perfectly legal. He did not have a grasp of or control the faskmast. On the INT, it does appear that the runner gave himself up, but still I don't think they get the same protections as a QB. Considering this all took place in a fraction of a second, I think it's a stretch to call it malicious. Perhaps there was time to avoid the hit and just touch him down, but it ain't like he was wearing a dress or anything.
- Victor
Obviously the facemask penalty was not the facemask itself, rather the guy's neck. Look at the Bears player's neck bending, it not safe to bend like that.
- Phil Heidenreich
I agree with the penalties, but I dont think either are particularly worthy of a fine.
- Phil Heidenreich
Do players regularly get fined for hitting a sliding QB? If so, that deserves a fine, but I dont think thats the case so he shouldnt be fined for either. The penalties were given and thats should be the extent of it. I doubt it happens again, but call me out if it does.
- Phil Heidenreich
As far as I can tell, SNF crew said he would be fined so he was.. that seems weak.
- Lizard72
Isn't that the purpose of the stiff arm? Bend the head and neck away so you can avoid the tackle and get extra yards?
- Brandon Andrews
stupid fines just dumb
- blackandgoldBullion
I am not surprised. A few years ago the Steelers defense was winning football games and scoring on defense, sometimes scoring more points than the offense. Then a funny thing happened…. They started getting fined like crazy for some hard hits. Remember the Cleveland game?
The WR is flying across, sees Harrison and ducks right into him, thus knocking himself out. I know, James caused 2 concussions that game. Do you realize that it was the first time a player had been suspended for a football play in the history of football?
Call me crazy, but the league used the Steelers as an example, attempting to castrate them in the process. Are they a shell of their former selves for fear of getting suspended and fined? Not quite, but now that they are 0-3 and forgotten, I believe they should start playing like they used to in the past. Other teams "finish the play", which is a kind way to call a late hit.
Come on, Steelers! It's time to start hammering people again. Hopefully Clark can lay someone out soon. Does the league conspire at times? Perhaps. Did you see the Lineman the other day pushing and punching Troy all the way to the sidelines way after the play? Did he get called? No. No wonder Woodley came to his defense.
Thank you Mr. Woodley. You have to send a message and defend your players. But I digress.
Anyway, I'm calling for the Steelers to start playing some Steeler defense again. I want to see some hitting!
Go Steelers!
- steeltown
Neither is fine worthy
- Chris Ranieri
Same rules that apply to quarterbacks apply to all players… Head-first slide – you are still a live player and may be downed. Feet first (like shown in the GIF) – and you give yourself up, and the play is dead. I must be in the minority that believe that hit of Brown's was lame.
- schlong
Such bullshit
- Brandon Bohl
Wow so getting fined for a stiff arm now huh. What is the nfl coming to, that was such a bullshit call.
- Steeler Wheeler
I'm somewhat OK with the fines…but…McManis should get fined for a shitty tackle and Conte should get fined for a terrible slide.
- scott
I am so sick of this modern day nfl its for pansies lets get back to when real men played football the 70s for example,and the so called finish is a piece of crap.
- JC Chuta
Goodell is a Steeler-hating lunatic. Why isn't "she" (Goodell) looking at the thug Ravens, or concentrating on Green Bay's Clay Matthews who had gone out of his way to dispose of Kapernick (and had made it quite clear he was trying to do that days before the game!) Ms. Goodell needs to quit immediately and hand the job to a real man!
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier could earn himself another statue if his 13th-ranked Gamecocks defeat No. 12 Clemson this weekend.
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South Carolina (9-2) could pull off its fourth-straight victory in the rivalry, something the Gamecocks have accomplished once in the series that was first played in 1896. Spurrier can also become the program's all-time wins leader with 65 victories, surpassing Rex Enright's mark he tied a week ago.
"I hadn't thought about that too much lately, really," Spurrier said Tuesday. "Us against them is big enough to talk about, probably."
Spurrier has joined Paul "Bear" Bryant, as the only coaches to hold such marks at two Southeastern Conference schools. Bryant is the career leader at Alabama and Kentucky.
"Those are one of those where when your coaching days are over you look back and say, 'What was his record?'" Spurrier said. "At the moment, I don't think it's that big a deal. The bigness of this game is who wins between us and them."
With another series win over Clemson (10-1), the Gamecocks will match the feat only accomplished from 1951-54. And it would certainly mean Spurrier's name would replace Enright's on the outside of the spiral ramp at Williams-Brice Stadium, where such achievements are honored.
It took some work to gain control of the rivalry since Spurrier replaced Lou Holtz after the 2004 season. Clemson had won seven of eight before Spurrier's arrival and the head ball coach lost three of his first four matchups with the Tigers.
The past three years, it's been all Gamecocks — and by decisive margins. South Carolina won 34-17 in 2009, 29-7 in its last visit to Clemson and 34-13 last year.
Spurrier believes the turnaround is a result of improved players, better coaches and mistake-free play.
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Like many of you on this forum, my fervently-held goal is to get my house decluttered and organized so that the nasty job is not left to my children someday. When I feel I'm falling behind, or otherwise get discouraged, I start to think I'll never accomplish this.
In an effort to do something to facilitate things for my children, I made a file labeled Look Here First, which I placed at the front of my filing cabinet. In it, I put information on my finances, insurance policies, credit cards, safe deposit box contents, valuables in the home, and anything else I could think of. I made a copy for each of my kids.
This morning I sent an email to my kids, telling them where to find it if something should happen to me. My son sent back this response: "Planning on having a wild weekend?"
What a fabulous idea! Also a great idea for individuals with children in their home, where they tell their own parents, the executor of their will, godparents of the children, etc where to look first in case of an unspeakable emergency. And by the way, you didn't tell us, are you planning a wild weekend?
Enjoy the day!
Here is a post from a different thread which builds on Alisande's idea:
The last law firm where I worked as a legal secretary gave all clients who had wills and POA docs prepared a bound binder, which included all original documents and tabbed labels for each: "Last Will and Testament", "Power of Attorney", "Health Care Proxy" and "Advanced Medical Directive". I think your idea of giving clients the labeled file of "LOOK HERE FIRST" is excellent and just another client-friendly gesture. Might I suggest that you also include a form which includes most common items (as in Alisande's post) with a long line after each subject to fill in account numbers and other info. They could all be included in one file. People making these decisions are generally confused enough as it is. Anything to make it easier would be most welcomed.
I wonder what is available now, over six years later, to arrange important documents for POA or surviving family members.
It's a great idea for anyone, no matter what your marital/children/health situation. Another good thing to have "on file' a a Health Care proxy. Not sure how it works in other states/countries, but in New York all you need to do is fill out a form, sign it (with a witness, not necessarily a notary). On the form you designate a person or two to carry out your wishes regarding medical treatment should you become incapacitated. DH and and I named each other and then our 2 daughters to carry out our wishes. We had a talk with our kids. If the doctor says there's a chance they can save me, let them do what they can. If they say I'm hopeless, braindead, never to recover, let me go.
Here's something to include in the Look Here First folder -- all your passwords. My attorney said he has had to deal with some nightmares trying to access people's accounts which were entirely online. If you pay your bills online and have opted for no mail, your executor really needs to get to those accounts.
I may include my GW name and password so my heirs can let you know that I have croaked.
But seriously -- something to think about. Include a list of important stuff you've been doing online and a way to access it.
I think an executor can gain access by producing a death certificate but that sounds like a giant headache to me. Dealing with a live person is a lot different than dealing with a virtual "person".
Your son made me laugh.
This is really the equivalent of the "ICE" number in cell phones.
i agree w/ the passwords. Though you do have to worry about identity theft--the most likely person to steal your passwords is a friend, neighbor, cleaning lady, etc. So you'd want those somewhere harder to get to.
Maybe your password for online banking ought to go in the safety deposit box or something.


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WASHINGTON - It took 5 1/2 years.
Surging stock prices and steady home-price increases have finally allowed Americans to regain the $16 trillion in wealth they lost to the Great Recession. The gains are helping support the economy and could lead to further spending and growth.
The recovered wealth — most of it from higher stock prices — has been flowing mainly to richer Americans. By contrast, middle class wealth is mostly in the form of home equity, which has risen much less.
Household wealth amounted to $66.1 trillion at the end of 2012, the Federal Reserve said Thursday. That was $1.2 trillion more than three months earlier and 98 per cent of the pre-recession peak.
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The Fed report also showed that Americans are increasingly taking on more debt, enabling them to spend more. In the October-December quarter, household debt rose 2.4 per cent. It was the sharpest gain in nearly five years.
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from the hotel to the corniche), near rak Mall, near Kuwaity street and
near t - Anonymous
The staff were friendly & very accomodating. A special mention for Sheila who was great with kids and went around asking parents to send their kids to the club for painting & drawing activities and face painting as well. We stayed there from August 15th & 16th, 2013 and it was a great experience. We had booked the Jr. Suite which was spacious for a family of 5. We were right between the pool & the kids play area. The room was well kept and exceeded our expectations. A lovely res - Anonymous
Al Hamra Fort and Beach Resort is perfect escape to unwind. I love the rakDuty Free provided in the hotel. - Adel
I think it was a great full place and I enjoyed it realy. I hope to visit the previous place again.
Suggestions :
If there is some offers it will better than without and to do some more activities for the kids.
Best wishes
Khalid - Anonymous


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What bait do you use to attract deer?
forestelvesDecember 11, 2009
I was told that mold that grows off the powder donuts at the grocery store is good bait, but it may take 3 to 6 months for the donuts to mold completely.
Anyone else have other good baits that might work?