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Days after he termed the Batla House encounter "fake", Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday rejected the allegation of "appeasing Muslims" and has justified demands for an impartial inquiry into the shootout between Special Cell personnel and alleged terrorists.
Mr. Kejriwal's demand has come on the eve of verdict in a case pertaining to the alleged encounter. While similar demands for a probe in the matter had been raised in the past, no inquiry was conducted as the Government felt that it would demoralise the police force.
In an open letter addressed to the nation, titled 'Politics of Brotherhood', Mr. Kejriwal has raised several questions. "(Also) in case of Batla House, several people raised a doubt if those youths needed to be killed or could they have been arrested alive? If they were terrorists, it was very important to arrest them and reach their handlers. But if they were innocent, shouldn't the police personnel present be punished," he asked.
"A brave police officer Mohan Chand Sharma lost his life in the call of duty. How did he die and under what circumstances? Does demanding impartial investigation into this matter tantamount to Muslim appeasement," he further asked.
The AAP leader was responding to criticism of another open letter he wrote on July 12 in which he had raised issues of Muslim youths being implicated in false terror cases. Specifically, he questioned those who accused him of "appeasing Muslims" on the issue of Batla House and Ishrat Jahan encounters.
"How does demanding an impartial investigation into the Ishrat Jahan issue become Muslim appeasement? All that we are demanding is an impartial investigation? Isn't it needed?" he asked.
In his earlier letter to Muslims he had promised that AAP will raise the issue of communal witch-hunt by the police. "Today's Muslims live in terror. Why Muslims are treated like tenants in their own country? Several youths of the community are implicated in false cases of terror and are kept in jail for decades. But then, they are acquitted in the absence of evidence. This has happened with thousands of Muslim youth. One can imagine how this destroys their and their families' lives," he said.
"If they were terrorists, it was important to arrest them and reach their handlers" "Does demanding an impartial probe into this matter tantamount to Muslim appeasement"
"If they were terrorists, it was important to arrest them and reach their handlers"
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- Tom Cruise lends his private jet to Brangelina for safe passage from Namibia. Now they have to lend him their frontal lobe for alien testing.
- Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton are fighting again, but this time they cut out the middleman.
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Though getting decent conservative books from Audible is like pulling teeth, this one was worth the wait.
Ann is smart, funny and absolutely spot on in "Godless".
"A True Hero of Today's Young and Restless"
Andrew Breitbart was truly one-of-akind. A courageous, funny, take no s*** kinda guy.
A very honest and decent man.
This is a great introduction to Breitbart. A fascinating listen - read by the man himself.
We'll miss you, Andrew.
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All should read or listen to Noam Chomsky. He snivels on behalf of our enemies, cries over the palestinians, bashes the civilized world.......and seems to think he's cool.
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Well, they gave the first coat of paint yesterday and it looks nothing like the swatch at the pool place, I picked autumn tan but it looks peach. Was trying to match the grout in the existing tile under the covered porch .
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Michael Greer, 19, has been called to serve a two-year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The Soroptimist members of Manteca are preparing for their 18th annual "Something Special" themed luncheon.
Helping a high school senior go on to college after finding him sleeping under a bridge, Manteca Morning Rotarians are working to bring in more scholarship funds with their upcoming crab feed.
MODESTO – Modesto Area Partners in Science (MAPS) will offer a program entitled "What's a Nice Girl Like You Doing in a Place Like This?" on Friday, Feb. 26, at 7:30 p.m. in Forum 110 on Modesto Junior College's East Campus.
LATHROP – When Ruben Sandoval distributed 100 flyers inviting his neighbors to start a community garden, not a single soul showed up.
Waiting up to 20 seconds longer at traffic signals on roads either yet to be built or widened in Manteca could reduce the rise in the cost of future housing as well as save future tax dollars when it comes to street maintenance.
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Irineo Gutierrez Jr. is going to sell hot dogs in Manteca after all.
Paul Mahony has been terminated as publisher of the Manteca Bulletin.
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Can anyone id this plant. It grows upside down and has very leathery leaves. I have seen a similar Tillandsia in Paul Isleys book called T.intermedia x T.capitata. Any ideas?


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Tottenham striker Kane scored 79 seconds into his England debut against Lithuania on Friday night, adding to the 29 goals he has already got for Spurs this term.
Delph is also an international newcomer, having only made his senior debut last September, but has not been taken aback by his team-mate's rapid rise.
"I can believe it, he's a really hard worker, great talent, still young, still got time to progress as well," the Aston Villa midfielder told a press conference. "But he'll keep his feet on the ground and I'm sure he'll keep pushing on."
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Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has led the tributes to Dave Mackay at his funeral in Edinburgh.
Ferguson recalled his one game against the former Scotland international during the service.
"I was playing for Queens Park reserves against Hearts reserves at Tynecastle and the great Mackay was playing because he was coming back from a broken toe," the retired Manchester United manager said.
"He tackled me and I thought 'Christ', but in those days you had to get up no matter what.
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Tottenham defender Eric Dier has been ruled out of the England Under-21 international against Czech Republic through injury.
Dier suffered a black eye in Spurs' 4-3 win over Leicester on Saturday and the area has swollen up badly.
The Football Association (FA) announced on Monday that the 21-year-old would remain with the north London club for assessment this week.
Dier will therefore miss Friday's friendly in Prague, but he could return for the Young Lions' match against Germany at Middlesbrough three days later.
The FA also revealed Boro's on-loan Chelsea striker Patrick Bamford and Bournemouth forward Callum Wilson had withdrawn from Gareth Southgate's squad for the double-header through injury.
West Brom's Saido Berahino was also ruled out with a foot problem over the weekend so Southgate has called up Fulham striker Cauley Woodrow instead.
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England boss Roy Hodgson has criticised Tottenham, claiming they should not be taking Harry Kane on a 21,000-mile post-season trek to Australia if they think he needs a rest.
Having started the season as Spurs' third-choice striker, few expected Kane to score 26 goals for the club.
But now he is the club's poster boy and, for that reason, the north Londoners are determined to take him on their post-season jaunt to Australia, where they will play Sydney FC in a friendly on May 30.
Hodgson is not so keen on the idea, however.
This is a marketing game as far as I can understand," the England manager said. Personally speaking, playing for England at Under-21 level at a tournament is more important than a friendly in Australia.
I would be very hypocritical if I didn't give that answer. If he needs a rest, there's a great opportunity when the season ends before our Under-21s get together to give him a rest.
You can't expect me in good faith to say: 'oh no, I understand he shouldn't be resting for the Australia trip, he should be doing that and then resting when the Under-21s pitch up.' I can't go along with that.
Hodgson makes admission over Spurs striker Kane
Harry Kane looks set to earn his first England call-up on Thursday when Roy Hodgson names his squad for the upcoming internationals against Lithuania and Italy.
Kane has been in fine form for Tottenham this season, scoring 26 goals in 42 matches.
The 21-year-old is the top English scorer in the Barclays Premier League and Hodgson all but confirmed the striker would be in his squad for the double-header at a briefing in London last month.
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Good question! Health care practitioners often glance at an apparent curve in the back and diagnose scoliosis. However, it's only with an X-ray study that can justify that diagnosis.
Technically, if the amount of curve in the spine is greater than 10 degrees, then it's scoliosis. Below that, it's only a curve. And yes, there is a lot that conservative chiropractic care can accomplish for the curved and scoliosis back.
The best bracing can hope for is a reduction of 7 degrees. In upper cervical chiropractic, we have cases that reduce from 12 degrees to completely. How is that possible? Those muscles that have twisted the spine are responding to signals from the brain. When the signals are wrong, the muscles go wrong. Upper cervical chiropractic restores normal messages within the brain and spinal cord, and makes it possible for the entire body to straighten out as the muscle spasms quit.
If you have or think you might have scoliosis, you should get checked to see what's causing it. There are simple tests that show how the brain and spinal cord are working and if there is a confusion of signals between the brain and body. Upper cervical chiropractic corrects those signals, and allows the body to restore its own balance.
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Most of us work with multiple Linux machines these days, and we are used to hopping between them. However, there are times when you want to separate your Linux desktop experience from your physical desktop PC. You would like a Linux desktop that lives on a USB key that you can move freely among PCs. To explain this better, let me describe two problems I've recently addressed with a small, portable Linux distro:
I don't always work from the same location. Carrying a portable laptop computer around is one way of having my Linux desktop wherever I need it, but another way is to have a small Linux desktop on my keyring. When I arrive at a new work location, I can plug the USB key in to any available PC, boot Linux quickly and continue working right where I left off. The live Linux on the key runs entirely in memory and uses the key for persistent storage. I don't need a lot of storage (most of my data lives in the cloud), but I do need to be able to use a unique set of application packages so I have the tools I need to do my work.
I have a Netbook that bit the dust a few months ago. The failure was in the hard disk, and this particular generation of Netbook uses a 1.6" hard disk. If you can find a replacement drive that size, the price is such that it's cheaper to purchase a new Netbook. I'd like to be able to run my Linux desktop even on this machine, which is otherwise a brick.
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Quick booting.
Application package compatibility with a major Linux distro.
So, why not just run a desktop distro from a USB stick? That, in fact, was my first solution, and most desktop distros make it really easy to create a live USB installation, including persistence to storage on the USB drive. For example, Ubuntu 10.10 (and every Ubuntu release since 9.04) comes with the usb-creator tool that creates a live USB installation for you given the related .iso file.
To create an Ubuntu 10.10 live USB installation, first download the .iso file for the desktop version from the Ubuntu Web site (www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download). After the download, plug in a USB stick (2GB or larger), and select System→Administration→Startup Disk Creator from the Ubuntu menu. Select the downloaded .iso and the target USB device—in the case shown here, it's /dev/sdb1. When you click Make Startup Disk, Ubuntu copies all the needed files to the stick and makes it bootable.
You'll get a confirmation box, and then you've got your portable Ubuntu. If that meets your needs, you're all set. You can boot it on another machine, install applications using sudo apt-get install, and do pretty much anything you would do on your desktop, limited only by the available storage on the USB stick.
But, you may have needs that go beyond what you get with a standard off-the-shelf desktop. Because this is Linux Journal, you almost certainly have custom needs and preferences, and fortunately, there are ways to create your very own portable desktop distribution.
Puppy Linux, in particular, is built with customization in mind. If you've never heard of it, you may want to take a look at Louis Iacona's article "Puppy Linux" in the April 2008 issue (www.linuxjournal.com/article/9932). You also should visit www.puppylinux.com. Barry Kauler created Puppy Linux in 2003, and he has continued to develop it and build a community of developers for it since then. Lately, Barry has focused more on customization capabilities for the platform, resulting in the Woof tool, which builds Puppy-like distributions.
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Runs entirely from memory, so it's very fast.
Very small memory footprint (100–110MB).
Support for a wide variety of hardware devices.
Compatibility with packages from other distributions (including Ubuntu).
User interface that's intended to be approachable.
There also are some features that might not be desirable, depending on your application:
Runs entirely in memory, so all active programs have to fit.
User runs as root, so there's the potential to screw up.
Hardware device support not as complete as major distros.
Even with the tools that Puppy Linux provides, building your own distribution isn't for the novice. You need to be comfortable using the Linux command line, have a suitable build environment and a broadband Internet connection. Additionally the tools still are under development, so expect that things are not entirely complete (such as reports and so on), and that some combinations of configuration choices just may not work yet. The best news is there's a very active community of Puppy and Woof users you can reach for help at puppylinux.org.
Building your distribution proceeds in five stages, with each stage having a number of steps:
Create a Puppy Linux host system. The Woof tool works only when run under Puppy Linux, so the first thing you need to do is create a host system that runs PL.
Use your PL host to download the Woof tool.
Use the woof_gui tool to configure the files that Woof will use to build your distribution.
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Install your distribution on a bootable USB key.
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As the Holidays get closer, decorations are popping up everywhere we look. In a little town in Indiana, though, it's Christmas all year long, and it's a little weird.
As the Holidays get closer, decorations are popping up everywhere we look. In a little town in Indiana, though, it's Christmas all year long, and it's a little weird.
Lafayette's most loved holiday tradition, the Annual Festival of Light, happens tonight from 5pm-10pm in the Oil Center. It's a night filled with music, kids activities, food, the lighting of the city tree and of course, Santa Claus!
It's the most wonderful time of the year y'all. You know, the time of year where you walk into Meche's in New Iberia to get a lil doughnut, and you see THIS! Santa is here boys and girls, and he's brought his dance moves with him
Christmas is a time for brotherly love, family, friends, good food and presents. It's also a time, apparently, for setting some pretty astonishing—and often downright wacky—holiday records.
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For me, the first 11 months of the year are merely a prelude to the Christmas season, but I get that not everyone shares my jones for Yuletide. What's great about the wide and wonderful world of holiday films (which I explore in my book 'Have Yourself a Movie Little Christmas') is that for every 'Miracle on 34th Street' and 'It's a Wonderful Life,' there are plenty of flicks out there for all the Grinches who can't wait for the plastic Santa and the inflatable snowmen to go back into the attic.
Snow falls from the sky, shops sell their Christmas wares, and the sweet fragrance of gingerbread houses fill the air—'tis the season! In the United States, there are plenty of Christmas traditions around to keep everyone happy. Gift giving, holiday meals and ornament-covered trees are in abundance everywhere.
Whether it's Clydesdale horses in the snow, fresh pot of coffee and a prodigal son or Santa riding an electric razor, certain advertisements have become holiday traditions in their own right.
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- Dish, Dish with red-enamelled dragon design
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In the centre of the dish's interior are two five-clawed dragons contesting a flaming pearl painted in gold amongst flame clouds and ruyi (literally, 'as you wish') clouds. On the exterior, two pacing dragons also chase a flaming pearl among the clouds.
Asian Art Department, AGNSW, January 2012
- Place of origin
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- China: Qing dynasty 1644–1911, Guangxu 1875–1908
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- Ceramic
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- porcelain decorated in overglaze red enamel
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- 3.7 x 18.2 cm
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The has been a lot of excitement surrounding the latest Hugh Jackman performance as Wolverine in the upcoming movie The Wolverine. Many people have been claiming that The Wolverine can be the start of something big and set a whole host of new superhero movies in motion.
James Mangold was the man made responsible for directing The Wolverine and, from the little we have seen from the film so far, it does appear that he has done a good job. The Wolverine has yet to treat us to an official movie trailer but we do now have the full synopsis, which is as follows:
Based on the celebrated comic book arc, this epic action-adventure takes Wolverine, the most iconic character of the X-Men universe, to modern day Japan. Out of his depth in an unknown world he faces his ultimate nemesis in a life-or-death battle that will leave him forever changed. Vulnerable for the first time and pushed to his physical and emotional limits, he confronts not only lethal samurai steel but also his inner struggle against his own immortality, emerging more powerful than we have ever seen him before.
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Leinster and Ulster vie for PRO12 title
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Ulster and Leinster go head-to-head for the RaboDirect PRO12 title at the RDS on Saturday in what promises to be an epic clash.
The two sides met in the final of the Heineken Cup last year with Leinster running out comfortable winners, but a lot has happened since then. Ulster have been the in-form side in the PRO12 this year and went 11 matches unbeaten in the league at the start of the campaign.
It was been a season driven by emotion for the men from Ravenhill following the tragic death of centre Nevin Spence back in September. The players now have his initials embroidered on their shirts and will want to end the season on a high in honour of their former team-mate.
On the field, Ulster have a team packed with Ireland internationals with that added drop of southern hemisphere brilliance from Ruan Pienaar, John Afoa and skipper Johann Muller. And you expect British & Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland will be an interested spectator with six members of his squad on show.
For Leinster, they have already secured the Amlin Challenge Cup title, thanks to a 34-13 win over Stade Francais last week and they will want to win the PRO12 title for their departing coach Joe Schmidt, who is off to coach Ireland. And they will also be bidding farewell to Fijian star Isa Nacewa, who will retire at the end of the season, and fly-half Jonathan Sexton who is off to Racing Metro.
Ulster - Player to Watch: Finals sometimes hinge on pivotal moments and calm heads are needed in these instances. Ulster will hope Ruan Pienaar is at his usual best and if he is playing on the front foot, then the rest of the team will reap the benefits.
Ulster - Team News: John Afoa will join Rory Best, and Tom Court in the front row, while Johann Muller, continues his partnership with Dan Tuohy in the second-row. Robbie Diack and Chris Henry start either side of the scrum with the RaboDirect PRO12 Players' Player of the Year, Nick Williams, selected at No.8. Ruan Pienaar starts at scrum-half, with Paddy Jackson named at fly-half. Stuart Olding partners Darren Cave in midfield with Tommy Bowe joining Andrew Trimble and Jared Payne in the back three.
Leinster - Player to Watch: Ian Madigan is one of the most exciting prospects in the northern hemisphere and he will want to prove to the Leinster faithful that there is life after Jonathan Sexton.
Leinster - Team News: Isa Nacewa starts in the backline alongside Fergus McFadden and Rob Kearney. McFadden's positional switch caters for the return of Brian O'Driscoll who starts alongside Madigan at centre. Isaac Boss is named at half-back alongside will partner Sexton, in what will be his final appearance for the province prior to his switch to Racing Metro. Up front, Cian Healy and Richardt Strauss return to the starting line-up alongside Mike Ross while Leo Cullen skippers the side in the second-row. Sean O'Brien misses out due to injury so Kevin McLaughlin starts with Shane Jennings and Jamie Heaslip.
Key Battle: Heaslip will have a mammoth task on his hands trying to keep tabs on his opposite number Williams. Heaslip is starting to re-find some sparkling form while Williams has been consistently brilliant throughout this season - it should be a great fight.
Trivia: This is Leinster's fourth successive PRO12 final, but they are yet to actually win one.
Stats: Jonathan Sexton may be Leinster's front-line kicker on Saturday but Ian Madigan is the PRO12's top-scorer with 186 points.
Betting: Leinster are favourites for the match at 4/7 with bet365 while Ulster are priced at 11/8. We also quite fancy Leinster to get the first points of the match so back them at 6/4 to slot a penalty to get the scoreboard ticking over.
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Beginning with the restaurant staff. LONG hair on watiresses was disgusting. No tea bags, no hash browns. Like they knew we were coming a year ago when we made our reservations for the Good Guys Show, no White zin either. Couldn't they send someone to the store? Oh it gets better. Asked the concierge, Jason, if he could help us....he was INVOLVED in a personal conversation with ANOTHER employee, so we waited 5 minutes till he wrapped up his Friday night date plans. Asked if he knew of a nice restaurant ON the beach, he sent us to a mexican place ACROSS the street from the beach. Donnie the guest services gentleman was MOST caring, he deserves a raise just because he knew all the right answers. Also the Rooms Director, lovely gentleman who should be the general manager, he was just the all around guy who did everything like take drink orders in the BUSY bar because they didn't have enough staff to handle the CROWD they knew for a year that was coming...No GM on property. our group dropped alot of $$$ , but we won't be back next year.
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Stayed for two nights in February and were given a nice room with a view of the courtyard and the pool. The pool was great as was the hottub and even the weather cooperated. Staff was quite new and not too knowledgeable about the area but we had stayed in Del Mar several times in the past so this was not a problem
The restaurant is a total waste of time as it is too pricey and has a limited menu. On both evenings we noticed only one or two tables occupied. If you want to enjoy the best filet steak ever go down the street about 1/2 mile to The Martini Bar. The chef was formerly at The Rio in Vegas. You will not eat a better steak at Ruth Chris's or Mortons. As a plus they take the Entertainment card. We had the same dinner both nights!
You pay for what you get
First of all, I have to say up front that we got this hotel through priceline for a ridiculous $35/night for one night. That means this was a bargain no matter how you look at it. That said, I'll try to write this as if I spent the $140 that it's currently listed at.
The hotel is very upscale looking, conveniently located across the street from the race track, and has all the basic amenities like a restaurant (Expensive) and an outdoor pool. A personal pet peeve...they charge $11 to self-park your car. I understand, sometimes, the value of parking spaces in a downtown area but never understood why hotels with their own lots, with lots of spaces, have to nickel and dime you this way...it always leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
Being Priceliners, we got a smaller room on the back parking lot. The walls are a bit thin, so we could hear people in the halls and above us, but with the fan on we couldn't really hear the highway. There was a dog show happening across the street and lots of folks were smuggling dogs in through the back door. (Pets are allowed at this hotel but, if they're big there's a large deposit.)
All in all, it was nice but everything's "Del Mar Expensive."
PS - The Fish Market restaurant a couple of blocks away was excellent and reasonable
Great Hotel
Got a great deal on Priceline. Found the staff to be extremely friendly. Slept like a rock, very quiet hotel. No problems. Pool looked great but it rained the entire time so I did not get to use. Would highly recommend. The decor was new and inviting.
Room was ok. Restaurant had problems.
The room we stayed in was on the second floor facing the pool. The room was more spacious than the average room, but no fridge or microwave - not kid friendly. The Internet access had problems but was corrected by the 1800 number support. The restaurant experience was funny.
1. I ordered white bread - they gave me wheat.
2. I ordered hash browns - they gave me diced potatoes.
3. my wife ordered English muffins - she got wheat
We both got the eggs we ordered though. The silverware was not well washed. The Hilton should have higher standards in general. It could be because we stayed after Christmas.
Clean, nice area, but beware of racetrack traffic
We spent two nights in July, 2004 at this hotel. We asked for a fridge on arrival and had one delivered promptly. Hotel desk staff were very helpful with directions and fixing a billing error (was billed for a gift shop purchase although I never set foot in the gift shop).
We were there the weekend of the county fair which was held on the Del Mar Race track site. With all that traffic, getting in and out of the hotel was quite a challenge. Lots of dining options in the immediate area.
Bad bad bad
I do not like this hotel. I was traveling with my infant and they declined to coorperate with our every request include giving a fridge in room to keep the milk. The hotel looks good but lack the warmth of the staff.
Great hotel staff, great place to stay
I stay at the Hilton Del Mar for a business group meeting, but then decided to stay the weekend to visit San Diego. The hotel were very nice. Everyone from the Front Desk, Bell staff, Concierge were very accommodating. The restaurant had California Cuisine and I found my self eating outside most of the time on their outdoor patio.
The hotel was recently renovated and it was very comfortable and looked very nice. It was very clean. The room was big, nice bathrooms and the bed was very comfortable. I highly recommend this bed. I am glad they have valet parking, because I have trouble walking too far.
At night, they have an outdoor patio that has a fire pit with big chairs and dining tables just outside the Polo Lounge. There was a nice group of us sitting by the firepit one night and the staff was very accommodating letting us sit outside and service us. We decided to extend the night and have dinner there as well. Dinner food was outstanding. Pool area was huge and it looked new with new pool furniture.
The buzz around the hotel was very good and I would highly recommend this over other San Diego hotels because of the friendly service, outstanding facilities. I have stayed downtown, Torry Pines, and Mission Valley, but this hotel really reminds me of the Southern California lifestyle. This hotel really has some nice touches. Great job!
Wonderful Hotel
This is a great hotel. The public areas as well as the rooms are beautiful. The staff was friendly. I would stay there again. It's walking distance from the fairgrounds/race track and many restaurants.
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Syrah/Shiraz from Barossa Valley, Australia
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The nose is youthful and expressive with notes of blackberry, blueberry and dark chocolate. The palate is intense but still restrained, with impressive structure and vibrant dark fruit intensity. Eligo will age well for at least fifteen years under proper cellaring conditions.
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Biggest Loser! Spoiler/Gossip Thread #6
Started by ~A2~ , Apr 02 2012 12:08 PM
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Posted 16 April 2012 - 02:51 PM
Man they're idiots. Margie survives again and must be mentally shaking her head thinking 'man they all want me to win bad!'. To be so tactically dense stupefies me.
If they haven't got the guts to vote her out then Margie does deserve to win, no matter how awful I think she is.
Posted 16 April 2012 - 02:58 PM
QUOTE (tres-chic @ 16/04/2012, 02:51 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Man they're idiots. Margie survives again and must be mentally shaking her head thinking 'man they all want me to win bad!'. To be so tactically dense stupefies me.
If they haven't got the guts to vote her out then Margie does deserve to win, no matter how awful I think she is.
I agree. She must think they're all f'ing idiots. Which is possibly why she treats them with such contempt.
Posted 16 April 2012 - 07:14 PM
Shannon is so confused and dumbfounded by not voting Margie, the poor guy! He will have sore head.
Posted 16 April 2012 - 07:32 PM
I know in this thread someone said who the final 3 are but I can't find it. Can someone tell me who the final 3 are? I think (I could be wrong) one was Brenda?
Posted 16 April 2012 - 08:10 PM
How awkward was Shannon trying to give Brenda fashion advice during her makeover? So funny and quite cute too, he's a nice man. But it's all about Commando for me, and loving that stubble!If its wasnt for him i'm not sure I could keep watching after they eliminated Michelle over Margie. WTF?? Like a PP said i think Margie almost deserves to win as she's succeeded in playing the game better than anyone. Go Brenda and Casey...
Posted 16 April 2012 - 08:45 PM
Is it just me or is Graham's "countyisms" starting to get annoying.
Every time he speaks I just want to scream at the TV "the word is everything NOT everyfink or everythink" as well as his mispronunciation of meself instead of myself
Argh!!! It drives me nuts
Posted 16 April 2012 - 08:47 PM
In the add for whats coming up it shows Margie saying that she goes to bed every night and is so hungry that she could eat one of the possoms outside
Yeah I think someone said that the final three was Alex, Brenda and Margie - is that right?
Posted 16 April 2012 - 08:52 PM
QUOTE (popsicle :) @ 16/04/2012, 08:45 PM)
Is it just me or is Graham's "countyisms" starting to get annoying.
Every time he speaks I just want to scream at the TV "the word is everything NOT everyfink or everythink" as well as his mispronunciation of meself instead of myself
Argh!!! It drives me nuts
No it's not just you, very annoying.
Posted 16 April 2012 - 08:53 PM
We were joking tonight that we hoped Shannon was being paid well, having to wait outside a dressing room and make positive noises about everything Brenda was trying on!!!
Posted 16 April 2012 - 08:54 PM
I had to change chanels and watched the block instead - i could not cope with their stupidity anymore. I just wanted to yell at them for giving away $250000.
I was so hoping it would be therapeutic to watch Margie lose, but instead she is being rewarded for being a manipulative lying bully. There trully is no such thing as karma.
I just have to keep reminding myself I am married and expecting our first baby - and i only weigh 50kg. No matter how much money she wins and TV and radio interviews she does she will still be a b**ch and in a year or so all the fake freinds will be gone and she will be back where she started plus or minus a few kg.
Posted 16 April 2012 - 09:23 PM
I would employ Margie to eat the possums at my house.
There was no where near enough footage of Commando on the motor bike. Not happy producers!!
How was Lydia's comment "my dream will come true if I see Commando tomorrow!" awkward. poor Commando.
Oh and, Shannon saying Bek has one of the "deepest" personalities on the entire program, ever!! I took her for such a bimbo, and as Kasey puts it, wannabe beauty queen. Is he right or a "himbo"??
Posted 16 April 2012 - 09:29 PM
Bek just puts on a big facade that all is perfect in her world, smiles and world peace, and ive got it all together, im a fighter blah blah. But they have alluded to that crumbling down a bit with the preview of coming episodes with Shannon saying "no one's life is that perfect!" and bek in tears.
Posted 16 April 2012 - 09:31 PM
Ummm, Shannon totally wants Bek something SEVERE!!
Posted 16 April 2012 - 09:57 PM
i HATE bek. i get angry as soon as i see her on the tv. i have no idea why lol
Posted 16 April 2012 - 10:09 PM
Why would anyone want Bek? The way she sticks her head on the side and opens her mouth trying to look all seductive and stuff makes me feel ill.
Shannon is married isn't he?
Posted 16 April 2012 - 10:17 PM
Wonder why they didn't show Lydia's dream? Weird!
Posted 16 April 2012 - 10:24 PM
Yes, Shannan is married.
I don't think he fancies her. I think she is actually very determined, and he respects that. It'd be lovely after dealing with blubbering idiots being given the chance of a lifetime and wasting it!
Posted 16 April 2012 - 10:37 PM
Bec actually seems a really nice person. I thought her dream was lovely, not too many people would have their dream to help children.
Better than Margie going for a surf
Posted 17 April 2012 - 08:17 AM
yes Shannon is married and they are expecting their first baby, I also read that Lara (last season) is also pregnant.
I am looking forward to seeing the Switzerland episodes, pretty sure they are going to Jungfrau -Top of Europe. It is amazing!
Posted 17 April 2012 - 08:41 AM
QUOTE (MrsH @ 16/04/2012, 10:17 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Wonder why they didn't show Lydia's dream? Weird!
Cos it was her and Commando getting all Boom Chikka Wow Wow.
They'll have to show it on TBL Late Night.
Posted 17 April 2012 - 08:49 AM
QUOTE (PixieVee @ 16/04/2012, 10:31 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Ummm, Shannon totally wants Bek something SEVERE!!
QUOTE (soontobegran @ 16/04/2012, 11:09 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Why would anyone want Bek? The way she sticks her head on the side and opens her mouth trying to look all seductive and stuff makes me feel ill.
Shannon is married isn't he?
Everytime she is on screen its like she thinks she's auditioning to be a host of something. It bloody annoys the crap outta me.
QUOTE (Faradaye @ 17/04/2012, 09:41 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Cos it was her and Commando getting all Boom Chikka Wow Wow.
Posted 17 April 2012 - 10:03 AM
Cos it was her and Commando getting all Boom Chikka Wow Wow.that is not an image I want to imagine.
I agree Graham is getting on my nerves to and so is Alex's grin. Everytime they show him he has this stupid half smile half "if they don't stop talking I'm going to smash them" look on his face. It's annoying me so much I want him out.
Poor Shannon when he was trying to explain to Bek and Brenda how crazy they were for not voting Margie out, although at one point I thought there was maybe a look on their faces like "yeah that was so dumb"
Posted 17 April 2012 - 10:16 AM
Poor Shannon indeed, he must really feel like he's banging his head against a brick wall this season!
Posted 17 April 2012 - 11:00 AM
What was Lydia's dream, seen every one else's but her.
Posted 17 April 2012 - 12:19 PM
QUOTE (Jellyblush @ 16/04/2012, 10:24 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Yes, Shannan is married.
I don't think he fancies her. I think she is actually very determined, and he respects that. It'd be lovely after dealing with blubbering idiots being given the chance of a lifetime and wasting it!
It happens every year that he must fancy one of his contestants
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The Jonathan Ross Show
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Jonathan returns for a new series of his popular chat show which welcomes famous guests from across the globe.
Star-studded chat show. Jonathan welcomes Keanu Reeves, Catherine Tate, Russell Brand and Olly Murs, who chats and performs live in the studio.
Jonathan welcomes Liz Hurley, Russell Crowe, Lily James and comedian David Mitchell. There is also music from Chic, one of the greatest disco bands of all time.
Jonathan welcomes the most successful female recording artist of all time - Madonna. They discuss that fall at The BRITs, family, friends, being the Queen of Pop for over 30 years and much more.


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DiGi Telecommunications (DiGi) has selected Ericsson as a network infrastructure provider for its network upgrade to EDGE in the Klang Valley, which includes the capital city of Kuala Lumpur. The company will supply the necessary EDGE network infrastructure and equipment, including the upgrade of associated core network and supply of radio access equipment for the activation of EDGE.
Ericsson's involvement in DiGi's network enhancement underlines the strong partnership between the two parties. As Mats H. Olsson, Ericsson Malaysia's president and country manager, commented, "Ericsson has been a key partner in the deployment of DiGi's GSM network and we are honoured to be part of this significant milestone in the evolution of its network in Klang Valley."
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