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Purchased this vehicle last week and
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I absolutely love my new Chevrolet,
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The most famous mentor in Nebraska -- former U.S. Rep. and legendary Husker head coach and athletic director Tom Osborne -- will bring his TeamMates mentoring message to North Platte on Wednesday.
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Anyone interested in mentoring is encouraged to attend this special TeamMates presentation, spokesman Kim Baxter said. Current mentors from area TeamMates chapters are being urged to attend as well, and to bring a guest along who has an interest in mentoring.
Due to time constraints, Osborne will not sign autographs.
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I am looking to replace my old 31" monster TV with an LCD or Plasma. However, I have a huge DVD collection of classic movies and mostly watch B&W films that were made in standard 4:3 aspect ratio. While I do buy widescreen movies when I have the choice, I watch very few.
In shopping, all I can find in larger (>20") LCD and Plasmas are widescreens, but I don't want a "stretched" or distorted picture, and would prefer not to have the grey bars on the sides.
Help! Does anybody make a larger size - such as 37" or 42" LCD or Plasma in the standard aspect ratio any more?? If not, what other alternatives are available for a thin TV with a high quality picture?
Thanks - I would appreciate any advice you have, as I have had no luck finding anything larger than 20".
I can't think of a single mfgr who makes a big flat panel tv in 4:3 ratio. Time marches on and the mfgrs have all gone widescreen.
I would look for a set that has black bars on the side instead of gray bars. Less noticeable that way.
I would then recommend an LCD instead of plasma as the chance of burn-in on the plasma, even though now quite remote, is still more likely than an LCD set.
Thanks for the feedback.
I went shopping for LCD's yesterday; w my favorite classic DVD's in hand. It had been at least 2 yrs since the last time. I gave up in frustration then, because I hated the stands and could not imagine any of them in my mid-century modern home. The big black monster I have now is bad enough w/out those terrible wooden colonial style ones. Uuk. And the steel/glass ones don't look so great either. Something by Eames or Blue Dot would be best, but all of theirs are too wide (40"+) and very pricey.
I know, its just a TV, but it (unfortunately) ends up being a focal point in an otherwise well designed MCM home with a slight asian flair. So I have been waiting for them to come out with some decent stands. I was ready to have one custom built, but our guy has since moved away. But I digress...
I looked at the new Sony's and did notice a huge difference in the black bars they are now using, as opposed to the grey ones of old. They did not bother me at all. (Same as watching widescreen on our 4:3 set does not bother me now...)When you turn off the lights, it just looks like you are watching a high quality 4:3 set anyway. The only difference being the sharp edge of the picture (R and L) rather than the softer edge of a traditiional set.
Now the argument w hubby is over size. Neither of us wants a monster in our tiny MBR (12x16), but a 40" Sony (too big) will effectively give us a picture about the size of a 32" 4:3 TV, or so they say. Hubby wants to go down to a 32" widescreen, which will then make my classics look really small, though I should say that we are only sitting about 8' from the TV, so maybe that is tolerable anyway. We discussed 37", but he believes that with the stand it will still be too big in the room. PS it needs to go in a corner, so he wants a traditional stand turned at an angle. I want a traditional stand flat against the wall w the TV swiveled on its base to which he says "NO" bc he worries about it tipping over a smashing on our tile floors. Wall mounting is not an option. We do not want anyone cutting into our post and beam contstruction or wood paneled walls. What a pain. This was worse than our kitchen remodel! I guess after 35 years of wedded bliss, we'll survive this bump too.
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Dave Wiegel at Reason with the quote of the day:
The Huckabacklash hypothesis relies on the mainstream media getting bored of Huckabee and deciding to exposes his personal weirdness and scandals. There is no indication of this happening. Here's one (admittedly flawed) metric: Do a Lexis search for mentions in major newspapers of "Romney" and "Tavares," as in Daniel Tavares Jr, the murderer released by a judge Romney appointed. There were 59 mentions from January 1 to December 3 for a story that broke about two weeks ago. Then I did a search for "Huckabee" and "Dumond," as in Wayne Dumond, the paroled rapist who committed murder after a parole board, urged on by Huckabee, let him out. Twenty-five mentions from January 1 to December 3 for a story that had been pushed by various people all year.
How much do liberal reporters ♥ Huckabee? Well, here's the Washington Post's red-diaper baby and proud liberal EJ Dionne singing the praises of Fuckabee,lauding him for his "policy pragmatism" (read: liberalism) and "loyal distance" from Bush on the War On Terror (read: Edwards/Kerry/Obama negotiator/multilateralist/peacenik).
ike Huckabee, who just stepped down as Arkansas' governor, is the brightest star among Republican presidential dark horses.
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Surface Coal Mining:
Financial Assurances for, and Long-Term Oversight of, Mines with Valley Fills in Four Appalachian States
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Surface mining for coal in Appalachia has generated opposition because rock and dirt from mountaintops is often removed and placed in nearby valleys and streams. The Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSM) in the Department of the Interior and states with approved programs regulate these mines under the Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act (SMCRA). The Army Corps of Engineers (Corps), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and states also regulate different aspects of coal mining, including the filling of valley streams, under the Clean Water Act. Under SMCRA, mine operators must provide financial assurances sufficient to allow mines to be reclaimed. Under the Clean Water Act, the Corps may require financial assurances that the impact of mines on streams can be mitigated. GAO was asked to examine (1) the approaches OSM, the states, and the Corps have taken to obtain financial assurances for surface coal mines with valley fills; (2) federal and state agencies' monitoring of these mines after reclamation and mitigation are complete; and (3) the federal laws agencies may use, and have used, to address latent environmental problems. GAO gathered information from state and federal agencies in Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia about their financial assurances practices, long-term monitoring, and use of federal laws to address environmental impacts at former mine sites. This report makes no recommendations.
OSM, the states, and the Corps use different approaches to financial assurances for reclamation and mitigation. Under SMCRA, states have flexibility to require mine operators to provide a bond for the full cost of reclamation or participate in an alternative bonding system such as a bond pool, which may combine bonds, taxes on coal production, and other sources of funding. West Virginia relies exclusively on an alternative bonding system, while Tennessee exclusively uses a full-cost bonding system. The other two states, Virginia and Kentucky, rely on a combination of full-cost bonds and an alternative bonding system. Under the Clean Water Act, the Corps has discretion to require that mine operators provide assurances that funds will be available to mitigate the effects of burying streams with valley fills but it has not done so in the four states we reviewed. Instead, the Corps has relied on other mechanisms to ensure that mitigation will be completed satisfactorily, according to Corps officials. For example, some Corps officials said they rely on SMCRA financial assurances to ensure required mitigation. OSM, EPA, the Corps, and the four states' mining and environmental agencies are not required to monitor former mountaintop mines with valley fills for long-term environmental degradation after reclamation and mitigation are complete and financial assurances have been released. However, several of them, along with the U.S. Geological Survey, have conducted or funded analyses of conditions near reclaimed mine sites with valley fills that have shown environmental impacts. Specifically, analyses have shown that (1) reforestation efforts at some reclaimed surface coal mine sites needed improvement; (2) surface coal mine sites have contaminated streams and harmed aquatic organisms; (3) valley fills may affect water flow; and (4) mine operators have not always returned mine sites to their approximate original contour when required to do so under SMCRA. Federal and state agencies have taken some actions to respond to these findings, including adopting new guidelines for reforestation practices. Several federal laws may be available under limited circumstances to address long-term environmental problems at former mine sites. These laws include SMCRA; the Clean Water Act; the Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA), also commonly known as Superfund; and the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. For example, the Clean Water Act authorizes EPA or a state to require a permit if discharges are detected from a former surface mine, and CERCLA may authorize EPA to respond to certain pollution from former surface mines. According to the agencies, they have rarely or never needed to use these authorities. We provided a draft of this report to OSM, the Corps, EPA, Kentucky, Virginia, and West Virginia for review and comment. The federal agencies generally agreed with the report, while the states were critical of what they perceived to be the message of the report.
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We were pampered and spoiled from the moment we arrived. We were greeted by the valet, who had the bellman whisk our luggage to our room while we checked in. The harbor front view from our room and balcony was fantastic. We enjoyed a glass of wine in the lobby bar and retreated to our room for a much needed, restful sleep. The big comfy bed was just what we needed after much too busy a time getting to this place. We awakened refreshed and ready for the rest of our vacation.
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Seattle Marriot 4eva
This hotel was off the hizzel. The staff was awesome, and not to mention HOT. Gary, the bellman was so sweet n sexy I couldnt resist getting help with my bags. Josh was dope. I'll never forget u babe ;). The valet people were so spunky and bubbly. The beds were hella comfy. The views of the ocean were da bomb. The location was very convenient, seeing that I was able to stumble my way home safely in the middle of the night. I would reccomend this hotel to all peeps. Thanks for memories y'all!!!!Luv Jenni
FAR Exceeded Expectations
My husband and I went to Seattle for Thanksgiving 2003, and we decided to stay in a quaint bed and breakfast. Once we arrived, we had some problems with our accomodations and needed to make a last minute change and look for someplace else to stay. After calling around, the waterfront Marriot offered a great deal and we arrived late in the evening. After a day of traveling and poor customer service at the b&b, we were tired, hungry, and I was a bit cranky. As soon as we arrived, we were completely overwhelmed by the excellent personal service. They basically treated us as if we were some VIP customers dropping huge bucks.
Originally, we just asked for one nights stay thinking we would find some cheaper accomodations for the rest of the week. But, each night after enjoying the service, the food, and the accomodations, we would request another nights stay. We ended up staying there for a week.
The front desk crew would address us by name thoughout our stay and, if we ever had a special request, they would give it to us plus a little more no matter the time of day or night. They gave excellent recommendations and directions for local attractions/restaurants.
Everyone from the people delivering our room service to the bellboys to the valet parking folks, to the consierge were always friendly, helpful, and again eager to offer the best service possible. Have I mentioned the excellent service yet? I really can't say enough about how incredible the service was. We were quite overwhelmed, surprised, and completely delighted with the personal pampered service we received!
Originally we wanted to go to a B&B so we could have this type of personal pampering. When that didn't work out, we never in our wildest dreams thought we would get it in a large chain hotel. My husband and I travel all over the world, and like I said, this was some of the best service, food and accomodations we received yet in one place. You get a lot more than you actually pay for!
The food both in the restaurant and in room service was wonderful. It's somewhat pricey, but hey, were in a nice hotel on the waterfront. What do you expect? The Sunday brunch was too good for words. The quiche and peanut butter pancakes with carmelized banana syrup were absolutely fantastic. The peanut butter pancakes are usually only for the weekend brunch, but they would make them up for me when I asked for them during the week.
The hotel really is on the waterfront and a short walk to the market.
It was great to get up in the mornings, walk to the market, and eat breakfast/lunch.
Our room was always clean, and very tastefully decorated. They even had down comforters on our bed. Not those aweful polyester rough-to-the-touch bed spreads found in many hotels. We were in a kingsize room looking out at the water and had plenty of room to feel comfortable and at home. One night, we decided to watch a movie on TV.
The movie had a bunch of static on it as if the tracking was off, and the hotel refunded the money without question or problems.
Typically, if we return to a city, we like to stay in different places just to experience new places. However, when my husband and I return to Seattle, we will stay here without a second thought. We can't recommend this hotel enough!!!
New Hotel, friendly, efficient staff
A friend and I stayed at the Marriott Waterfront this past weekend and enjoyed it. The hotel is in a good location, right on the water and just a couple of blocks from the Pike Market. The hotel is new and the rooms are very nice. The staff was very efficient and accommodating.
There is a trolly that runs by the front of the hotel that was fun and runs along the waterfront to Pioneer Sq., the two sports stadiums and the edge of Chinatown/Little Saigon. You can walk from the hotel to the Space Needle and Experience the Music. There is a freight train track that runs behind the hotel (none of the rooms face that direction) and there were several trains that passed by each day but were in no way noisy or bothersome. In fact, they added to the atmosphere of staying along the old waterfront of Seattle. All in all a very good hotel!
Top notch
We have stayed at this new Marriott twice since it's opening earlier this year, and have been very pleased both times. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful, the surroundings clean and elegant. The location is an obvious plus, although since we are from WA and travel to Seattle many times each year, we didn't need any concierge services. The rooms are immaculate and well designed, the beds comfortable. The Fish Club's breakfast buffet, while small, is delicious, and like the hotel, the staff is very professional and anticipated our every need. A truly top notch establishment, I would recommend it highly.
Seattle Marriott Fine For Family of Four
We were warmly welcomed here (the doormen and the bellhop gave the kids Tootsie rolls), and after checking in, went directly to the concierge desk to enquire about a suitable restaurant for dinner. Our man quickly suggested the Icon Grill, and picked up the phone and made a reservation. We had a great meal there, and enjoyed a complimentary appetizer of salmon cakes sent to our table by -- the Seattle Marriott concierge! Nice touch. Our room was a bit small for 4 but nicely decorated, with a spacious bathroom and closet. The kids loved the small indoor/outdoor pool and the hot tub (too small for our liking, and suspiciously foamy when the jets were on). Rather bare bones pool area, and no clock on the wall left us checking our watches to make sure we didn't miss our dinner reserv. It's odd that there is no access to a change room or washroom from the pool (you must go through the glass door to the fitness room). We loved the huge, free Sunday a.m.
paper left at our door, and we made use of the coffee shop in the lobby (nice selection of teas, plus milk and cookies for the little ones). We walked by some unsavory but non-threatening characters hanging out by the elevator up to the walkway that takes you across the train tracks and under the highway. Pike Place Market is only a few blocks away. All in all, we really enjoyed our stay in this spanking new, clean and graciously staffed hotel. I'd recommend it.
Wonderful hotel, great location
We stayed at the Seattle Marriott Waterfront for a week while in town on business. The lobby is very beautiful and the front desk staff are very pleasant. We asked the concierge for recommendations on two occasions and she was extremely helpful and seemed to know exactly what we were looking for everytime. (I highly recommend Ivar's and Etta's for dinner!) The rooms are standard sized and kept very clean. I had a room on the second floor and never even heard the train from inside of the hotel. Valet parking is $25 a day but was worth it because of very little parking in the area. The Mariott is in a great location, adjacent to the waterfront, Pike Place and walking distance to downtown shopping/dining. We walked everywhere downtown (day and night) and never felt that we were not safe!
Nice water views
Enjoyed our stay at the Marriott - it is a fairly new hotel so everything is fresh and sparkling. The room size is average, and the balcony is standing room only. There is a train line at the back of the hotel as one reviewer wrote but we never heard a train. There is the tram that runs periodically in front too. The hotel is just across from where the large liners dock. During daylight it is fine walking about but at night you feel that you need to walk quickly. Stayed 2 nights at the end of August 2003. Seattle put on perfect weather for us the whole time. Easy walking distance to the Pike Place Market. I did find the accommodation prices to be high in Seattle. Perhaps it was the timing?
The Fish Club restaurant was excellent for breakfast. Seattle after all, so Starbucks was next door!
Nice, New and Clean
We were at this hotel for the first 2 nights (24th & 25th August 2003) of our vacation touring round the U.S.A. and Canada and what a great start it was. The hotel was brand new and everything was sparkling clean from the entrance & lobby, right through the elevator and up to the room. Our room on the Executive floor was not exactly huge but was very clean and comfortable and had a lovely waterfront view. The bathroom was bright (important for those of us who need to apply make-up) and clean with a decent range of products. Although most rooms have a balcony we did not, so it's probably worth specifying if you particularly want one. Larry, the valet who took us up to our room was polite, friendly and helpful. When we explained that we only had one full day in Seattle for sightseeing, he told us the "not to be missed" sights and how to get to them. Although it lasts one and a half hours, we took his recommendation and went on the excellent "Underground Tour". It was good fun and we're really glad we took the time to do it.
A slight word of warning though. A railway line runs at the back of the hotel and although we were not disturbed by the noise or the vibration (possibly because we were on the next to highest floor), it might be a point worth noting. Walking in to the centre of Seattle from the hotel involves taking a lift (or steps) and then you have to walk under the fly-over for the highway. This was fine during daylight when the streets were quite busy but we felt a little uneasy when we returned from dinner around 10.30 pm, as the area was quiet and in places quite dark. Would, therefore, recommend a taxi at night.
Overall, a nice clean hotel with great views and a lovely swimming pool that regrettably we did not have the time to use.
Perfect Stay
This new Marriott is top notch and provided a perfect stay. The hotel is not only new and beautiful, but the staff is incredible and went out of their way to be helpful in every way, from the front desk to the concierge. The concierge was actually away from her desk, offering to help anyone sitting in the lobby.
The rooms are beautiful and most have balconies with incredible views of Elliott Bay. The beds are so comfortable and have duvets. The pool is truly indoor/outdoor, being half inside and half outside and also has beautiful views.
All in all it was a perfect stay and we can't wait to return.
Best of the best
Just opened Marriott and its the best. Service was the greatest starting with the valets to the concierge. Each staff member greeted us and went out of their way to make our vacation memorable. It's location on the Waterfront, made it convenient to the restaurants, Pike Place Market and transportation. Each room was large enough for comfort and sound proof.
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Having booked a late deal, we were totally unsure as to what to expect.
First impressions were that the Griego mar was a pretty big hotel, situated in at the top end of town. We arrived at 0400 so it was difficult to assess at first. In the morning we looked around, and found the hotel to be a lively, friendly largish hotel, with good facilities and average rooms. The staff were helpful, especially an English manager who'd help you out any time. The location is a problem - a good 3/4 mile to the beach (but it's shops all the way), and the top end of town isn't exactly picturesque. Food is what you'd expect - not a la carte, but perfectly acceptable. The pool was big, and got crowded very early and remained so for the rest of the day. It was always clean, and the maid cleaned (and tidied) our room - which was a mess, every morning. The bedding wasn't changed in the ten days we were there though! Overall, it was a pretty good hotel - for the money we paid....not 5* but we didn't pay 5* prices
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A very simplistic hotel which is within 10 minutes drive of the airport. A very pleasant beach, with a variety of water sports and many (comfortable) sun beds is a 10 - 15 minute walk away. Along the walk there are many shops, bars and restaurants, as the hotel is situated a minute or 2 away from the main town. A 10 minute walk away from the hotel is a crocodile park, which is next door to a brilliant aqua park.
The pool side can get very busy and if you arent there when it opens (at 8:30), your unlikely to get a space. There is a great variety of plentiful food at the hotel and even a fussy eater will most likely find something to their taste. There are activities for people of all ages throughout the day. The evening entertainment is nothing to shout about, it is very child oriented and is in a few different languages, so or less youre a linguist you have to wait for your own language.
However, this seems to be one of the best hotels in the area for entertainment. Rooms are very basic, there is air conditioning (though it isnt brilliant) and there is satellite TV with 4 English channels: BBC World, Eurosport and 2 other channels, 1 of which didnt work and the other was a news channel I think. The maids came everyday. The hotel also has a gym which is open between 11 and 1 (just before lunch), a game room which is always open and a sauna (though it was 2 hot 2 bother 2 find it). Overall a good hotel.
Take your own sun brolly
This was the first time we have done a late booking we was very happy with this hotel good food very clean a little far away from the beach if you have young children. the pool is a very good size but the only thing that lets it down is to few sun brollys so come on get some more.
Good hotel
Good hotel but needs comedien etc. New ping pong net and maybe table ******
Whilst the Hotel was clean and tidy, the location is fantastic and the weather is lovely, the staff were grumpy and anything you asked them to do seemed too much trouble.
There was plenty of food at meal times, but don't be surprised if you come back looking like a chip!
Expect a rampage in the morning for a sun bed, the poolside is not big enough for the size of the hotel! If you do not get down to the pool for 9am you will nt get a sun bed or a position around the pool.
Good value for money
Good location - convenient for shops, bars, restaurants, bus and train stations. Food varied and plentifull, bar prices really cheap - couldn't complain at 1 euro for a glass of wine! Enjoyed our stay, but one word of warning - don't accept room 1110 - it doesn't have a window!!
Oh my Gosh
Im only 15 but have travelled around alot, this is the best hotel i have ever been to! The food entertainment, activities, people and situation and staff are all fantastic and i have stayed here for 4 years. Its a friendly environment and very child friendly. Everytime i visit something has changed either the dining room facilities, room decor, pool and so much more. Its a compact hotel but has everyting you will ever need and much more. Its not on the beach but its only 10 mins away! Its great and i go the same time every year! Its great for teenagers to as you can let them into town without a worry! Plase visit and have fun there! its great and maybe ill see u!
Spain it ain't
This is not a hotel for couples liking the sophisticated life. Whilst food provided at mealtimes is plentiful Michenlin standard it is not. Our room had rickety tacky furniture. The air conditioning was not available during the day when it was hot. Waste bins were at a premium. No details of the hotel and facitlites were provided in the room. Room service was a no no.All in all if you want a little luxury do not go here.
Very lively hotel !
Very lively hotel in the centre of Torremolinos. The entertainment team was fantastic. Thanks especially to Ales, Deborah and Amy ! Food was good and varied. Four bars with good prices for local and imported drinks. We come back next year !
Great place to stay
Very friendly hotel.Clean and tidy, All inclusive is your best option and they do a good picnic if you are going out for the day! Good distance from town and although not on the seafront it is only 10mins walk. Am going again this year for two weeks
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