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Shugo Chara Amazing!I believe Shugo Chara is so sweet and cute. It gives off the beauty in dreams, it goes beyond children's dreams, but also adult dreams. This is a must watch anime show, it touched my heart, as well as my younger brothers. It's an amazing show truly!
I Don't Know What To SayThis started off very promising... very, very promising.Read more
This show has many characters undergoing the struggles of early schooling and friendships. Actually, this is more of a friendship and personal development show than anything else. The plot from season one to season two is great and unfolds to a large scale finale. Unfortunately, season three just ruins all of this build up though. It ...
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Somalia's Sarajevo
The strategic port city of Kismayo has now been wrested from al-Shabab. But it's still a long way from safe.
- By Ken MenkhausKen Menkhaus is a professor of political science at Davidson College, a specialist on Somalia and the Horn of Africa, and a senior fellow at the Enough Project, a project at the Center for American Progress to end genocide and crimes against humanity.
In Somalia, a yearlong military offensive by Kenyan and Somali forces has succeeded in capturing the strategic seaport of Kismayo from the jihadi group al-Shabab. The liberation of Kismayo is a major setback for al-Shabab, but is also a big test for the African peacekeeping force — the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) — and the new post-transition Somali government of President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud. If the Kenyan forces win the war but lose the peace — by mishandling how the liberated city is administered by local authorities — it could create new clan conflicts, drive disaffected clans into tactical alliances with al-Shabab, and undermine the new Somali national government. The stakes are very high.
Since the onset of state collapse and civil war in 1991, Kismayo has been Somalia's Sarajevo — a chronically contested city, at times half-emptied by armed conflict, at other times bloated with hundreds of thousands of internally displaced persons. It has changed hands many times over the past two decades but has always been in the control of warlords or jihadists and has never enjoyed a day of good governance. Rival Somali clans in Jubbaland — the region of southern Somalia where Kismayo is located — have never been able to agree on how to share the city and have repeatedly fought over it. Even al-Shabab suffered an internal armed battle over control of the seaport in 2008. Thanks to years of political violence, Kismayo has a well-earned reputation as the most difficult and dangerous place for aid agencies to operate in all of Somalia.
This history of violence and instability is tragic, as the city has the potential to be one of the most commercially vibrant, cosmopolitan urban centers in Somalia. The city's main value is as the site of an international airport and an all-weather seaport near the Kenyan border. Proximity to the large Kenyan market makes trade through Kismayo's port very attractive; the seaport alone generates lucrative customs revenue for whoever controls it. Al-Shabab wrested control of the city from a clan militia in 2008 and reportedly earned about $40 million per year from the seaport, mainly from the illegal export of charcoal to Gulf state markets.
What kind of fallout should we expect from the capture of Kismayo? First, the seizure of the city is a big blow to al-Shabab. The group will now be operating on a far smaller revenue base and will have to seek alternative sources of funding as it regroups in remote interior areas of southern Somalia. The loss of Kismayo will make it much more difficult for al-Shabab to move jihadi fighters and weapons into Somalia. And the loss of Kismayo reinforces a widespread perception among Somalis that al-Shabab is a losing cause, which is likely to increase the number of defections from the group over the next year.
The Islamist group, which since mid-2011 has lost control of a series of urban areas, including parts of Mogadishu, Afgooye, and Merca, has reportedly left in place a network of jihadi cells in Kismayo. They intend to bog down Kenyan forces with asymmetrical urban guerrilla warfare using assassinations, suicide bombs, and improvised explosive devices. In the short run, Kismayo will be unstable, violent, and difficult for AMISOM, humanitarian agencies, and Somali government authorities to navigate. Kenyan forces will be tested by attacks in a new and much more difficult urban environment. If they respond too aggressively to terrorist attacks, they risk killing civilians, which could quickly turn Kismayo's population against them. Faced with threats by al-Shabab operatives who have now melted into the civilian population, citizens are unlikely to volunteer to help the Kenyan forces identify al-Shabab insurgents. Until al-Shabab can be slowly weeded out, this will be Kenya's most difficult moment in Somalia since it first intervened.
Humanitarian needs are reportedly high in the city, and international aid agencies have come under pressure to move in quickly behind the Kenyan forces to provide assistance. But aid agencies must be given time to work out security and operational complexities in the city. Rushing in with aid supplies before doing essential groundwork will only get people killed. Kenyan forces and local Somali officials must appreciate the fact that, to maintain some semblance of neutrality, humanitarian agencies need to keep a certain distance from foreign peacekeeping forces engaged in active armed conflict. This is essential for the safety of aid workers, and it is not a matter to be taken lightly in a country that has witnessed many casualties of humanitarian workers.
The biggest challenge is the process by which a Somali local administration is formed to administer Kismayo. As the Enough Project has argued elsewhere, Kismayo cannot be allowed to fall into the hands of a narrow coalition of clan interests that impose a "victor's peace" on the city. If this occurs, other disgruntled clans will reject the outcome and may very well turn to al-Shabab in a bid to oust the new administration from the city.
It is very much in everyone's interest that the handling of local governance over Kismayo not become a recruiting tool for al-Shabab. Somalia's civil society and the international community must insist that Kismayo be an open, cosmopolitan city where all Somalis enjoy full rights to live, work, own property, and pursue political positions.
The good news is that Kenya worked with the regional organization known as the Intergovernmental Authority for Development (IGAD) to broker a power-sharing deal among local political interests in advance of the capture of Kismayo. Kenya and IGAD reportedly sought to ensure that the new city administration be broad-based and devoid of warlords. This was an excellent move, but the deal was brokered at a time when Somalia's national transitional process appeared to be headed toward delays, impasse, and crisis. This situation arguably justified outside powers taking it upon themselves to negotiate a local power-sharing deal in advance of the city's liberation.
But the political context in Somalia has changed dramatically since September, when an appointed parliament elected a new president, Mohamud, and ended an eight-year transitional government. Somalia is now technically in the hands of a sovereign, post-transition government. Under these new circumstances, IGAD and the Kenyan forces should seek the guidance of Mohamud's administration regarding who governs Kismayo. That's a problem, though, as the new administration has not yet been formed — the president has yet to name a prime minister and cabinet.
The dilemma is clear. The Kenyans cannot wait until the Somali national government is formed and capable of reaching a decision on the administration of liberated zones like Kismayo. The port city urgently needs to be governed now; allowing it to fall into criminal violence is simply not an option. But a Kismayo administration prearranged by neighboring states is problematic in a post-transition context.
A solution may be in reach. Kenya, IGAD, Mohamud, and the local political players tapped to administer Kismayo should meet in Mogadishu and quickly negotiate the terms of a provisional administration over the city. This negotiation should acknowledge the sovereignty of the new government, recognize that the new government currently lacks the means to directly administer newly liberated space, and set clear timetables and limits on the authority of a city administration that will be explicitly provisional in nature. At a minimum, this will buy some time until the new Somali national government can form a complete cabinet and address the urgent question of how local or regional administrations are to be formed in newly liberated zones. This is a question that was left unresolved by the flawed interim constitution.
Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the residents of Kismayo must be convinced that their lives are much better without al-Shabab. Three immediate issues for them will be security, jobs, and accountability. The AMISOM forces must work closely with the Somali administration that is established there to ensure that security forces are a source of protection and rule of law, not predation. Measures should also be taken to facilitate the rapid resumption and expansion of commercial trade through Kismayo's seaport. The city's population relies heavily on trade, and strong commercial activities will go a long way toward improving livelihoods. The government must apply effective accountability measures to report on seaport customs revenues as well, so that the population begins to have trust that customs revenues are not just lining the pockets of corrupt local officials or AMISOM forces.
All these decisions will be made in the days and weeks to come, and they will have enormous long-term implications for Somalia and its new government. Mistakes at this critical juncture are simply not an option. The international community and the many Somali political interests involved must get Kismayo right.
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WASHINGTON — Rep. John M. McHugh started his new job as Army secretary Monday, making his transition from Republican career politician to high-ranking Democratic appointee complete — and inheriting a crucial debate about the future of U.S. military policy in Afghanistan.
Mr. McHugh brings two congressional staffers to the Pentagon: Anne LeMay, his former legislative aide on defense issues, is his special assistant and held the Bible upon which he took his oath of office; and his congressional chief of staff, Robert G. Taub, will join his staff as well in the next few weeks.
Those are the only congressional staffers to make the transition with Mr. McHugh, said Lt. Col. Elizabeth L. Robbins, the new secretary's spokeswoman. Other potential appointments could take shape — an unusual number of Army generals, for instance, is awaiting assignment and could be tapped for civilian jobs — but Mr. McHugh inherits his staff mainly from former secretary Pete Geren.
Also sworn in Monday was Army Undersecretary Joseph W. Westphal, a fellow New Yorker who was briefly acting Army secretary in 2001.
The swearing-in was a subdued affair at the Pentagon; a more formal ceremony probably will take place later this fall, Mr. McHugh said recently. He posed for his official Army photograph, giving an even more polished look to a politician who won accolades on Capitol Hill for stylish ties and crisp suits.
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Mr. McHugh took office on the day the Washington Post ran a front-page story about the Obama administration's internal discussion about boosting U.S. ground forces in Afghanistan. Lt. Gen. Stanley McChrystal, in charge of the U.S. forces there, warned the White House in a written report that failure to significantly increase the U.S. presence and refocus the mission could spell failure within a year.
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PHOENIX — An Arizona jail inmate who escaped by climbing two walls and crawling through razor wire and was reportedly meeting his sweetheart on Valentine's Day is back in custody.
The Pinal County Sheriff's office says in a release that inmate Joseph Andrew Dekenipp was caught a few hours after he escaped Friday from the county detention center.
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The Arizona Republic reports that the 40-year-old Dekenipp was arrested without incident after he arrived at a Coolidge saloon and grill where he was to meet his girlfriend. Coolidge is about 35 miles southeast of Phoenix.
Dekenipp has been in jail since his arrest Jan. 10 on suspicion of vehicle theft, trafficking in stolen property, unlawful flight, and driving on a suspended license.
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Re: Rome to Tivoli
I would recommend a full day - I only had a half day and only got to see the Villa d'Este. I loved it so much that I ended up staying several hours in just that villa, and didn't have time to see the other so I spent the rest of the time walking around and exploring the town.
As for getting to Rome, it's easy to take the bus. I can't remember the name of the subway station where you stop to board the bus, but it's mentioned in several transportation tips on the Tivoli pages.
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Train is easiest to get form Rome to Tivoli, Villa D'este is only a short walk away. If you want to see Hadrian's Villa you will need a full day though, it's huge and a short bus ride and a decent walk away from Villa D'este. If you only have half a day though spend time at Villa D'este then just enjoy how wonderful Tivoli is, it's quiet, there's some good shopping and a beautiful view. The food is good too!
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Controlling Start Times
In defining the time period for jobs, chains, and orders, you have a couple of choices. First, you can define a specific time slot in which a job can start – for example, a daily account reconciliation after all of the database imports for accounts receivable and accounts payable are completed. However, because of the load this job causes on the system, it should not start until after 11:00pm, even if the other jobs are completed.
The second way is to define a specific start time. For example, the account reconciliation should always start at 11:00pm, or you want the account reconciliation job to run repeatedly every 12 hours. Naturally, if you have a job chain in which the jobs need to be run sequentially, then hard start times of the individual jobs probably won't be needed. However, you can define an order that is started every day at 7:00am, which in turn starts a job chain.
Note that you are not just limited to running jobs at specific hours but can configure a job or order to run on specific days of the week or days of the month, or according to a more complex definition, such as the second Monday of the month, the third to last day of the month, and even days such as January 8 and February 16, but no other dates.
Specific start times for jobs and job chains are obviously a useful feature, but it is not always possible to know in advance when a job needs to be started (e.g., database imports that need to wait until a specific file is delivered). The more direct method is to write the job script in such a way that it exits if the file is not there. However, if your system is then loaded with unnecessary log entries and so forth, you can quickly lose sight of important events. To solve this problem, the Job Scheduler allows you to set up "watch directories." As the name implies, these are directories that are watched for specific files or even based on regular expressions (Figure 4).
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After I got past preconceptions and misunderstandings resulting from my experience with other scheduling products, I became more and more fond of the Open Source Job Scheduler. When I got the hang of things, the product was actually easy to configure and administer.
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It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
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Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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This is a good idea. Done.
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I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
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Nothing about this hotel !!!
The manager or the owner was not a very nice person....I wouldn't recommend any of your customers going there!
Nice location in the middle of Indiana Amish country. Located close to shopping and restaurants.
Someone took a pair of specially made orthopedic shoes from my room. No manager on duty the holiday weekend. I asked the person at desk what I should do and was told'I don't really know'.
Smoking smell in first room we tried. The bathroom door would not shut totally in218.
The rooms and facility were very clean and comfortable and the free breakfast was the best I have ever had at a hotel. The made to order omelet was great.
The lady at the front desk was very friendly and helpful. The hotel was clean and well decorated. The breakfast was nice.
The bed was uncomfortable and we both had sore backs after 2 nights. You could clearly hear the people above us coughing and walking heavy. The TV was in front of the divider wall.
Good place for one night, I would not be able to do more than one night there though.
Bathroom was smaller than one in an RV
I did not find this hotel was a three star, but it was ok for business travel. The location was good for the trip I made.
The coffee was cold in the breakfast bar. I said something to the hotel staff and she said she would make more after they ran out. She said it was because they make a pot so early in the am.
Nice. Clean. Comfortable. Good food. Classy.
No desk attendant for a little while... So had to wait more than usual. Was hoping for whirlpool as advertised & it was roped off/shut down. And had hoped for the Hallmark channel for a certain show- but that wasn't that big a deal...
The professional and resourceful staff
About a half hour drive from Notre Dame campus
Air conditioner/heating unit kept turning on and off
Bathroom fan was really loud, loud enough that the person next door complained to the front desk. No way to turn it off without the light on.
Ran out of food for breakfast by 8:00am
Check-in/out was easy.
The rooms were sticky/humid, the air conditioning did not work well. The bed sheets and towels had stains on it (although I'm sure they were washed). The toilet was not clean in our room. The breakfast was sufficient. We stayed here during a ND game weekend, which made our stay DEFINITELY not worth the price we paid but perhaps for other weekends this place is good for just a place to stay the night.
Friendly staff, accomodating, clean, secured entry
No elevator.
it's an old Courtyard and keeps most of the good stuff plus free breakfast
Water pressure in shower not good.
It is clean. Price was good.Central location at Elkhart.
Breakfast can be improved.
It's location
Room services they didn't make our bed like we requested no hot tub pool was dirty loose tiles in the hall we didn't get clean towels and breakfast was cold so this place I would recommend to anyone.
Close proximity to key town attractions. Easy check in and out.
Clean, easy parking, friendly, good price
Breakfast food ran out - ie buscuits/gravey. Lobby crowded for eating.
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The key card didn't work and the woman at the desk was oblivious that I had to keep coming to her carrying my 3 bags. Also the phone was faulty. She was slow to correct.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Zakk8 Pays attention to personal touches Twice a year I stay at your hotel to pick up my Grandson and fly back to Florida.The staff is professional, the rooms very comfortable and the food excellent. We look forward to the breakfast bar the next morning. But, we were disappointed this last time because the omelet bar had been removed. Please bring it back! No one should eat "rubber" eggs. June 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Allencemea Great Location Convienent to Airport Stayed one night and had to be at the airport for a 7:00am flight. The shuttle driver was waiting out front. We took one turn out of the parking lot and we were at the airport in less than 3 minutes!! Plus I was able to sleep in!! Can't beat that. The beds were quite comfortable. The AC wasn't that great the room didn't get as cool as I would have liked. August 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by WBLA Convenient location We have stayed here twice for five day periods and have been very pleased. The location is very convenient, the staff is very helpful and we love eating in the restaurant. The preparation, presentation and quality of the food is excellent! In fact, we eat all of our meals there. We 'll look forward to staying there again on our next visit to Tucson. February 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sandra The location is convenient Didn't plan to stay with you as I booked a different hotel close to UofA however had to stay an additional night therefore searched for hotels near the airport. I dont regret staying in your facilities, staff was friendly, facilities cleaned and location is even better. I wish knew about your hotel before but moving forward will be my first choice. June 3, 2013
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Rated 5 out of 5 by EvaRose Awesome! Not only is the hotel really pretty, the service is outstanding. I have never experienced a friendlier staff. Thank you so much for the personal attention. Shout out to Marina, Maria and Adam. Thanks for all you did to make us feel comfortable. Hope to make it out there again one day soon. August 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by pacgator What a wonderful airport hotel! This airport hotel is top notch. From check-in through check-out, I was totally satisfied. The airport shuttle is quick. The staff are all professional. The lemon/cucumber infused water is a great perk. The amenities are super (in room coffee, tea, water, 24-hour fitness, etc.). September 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tinktinktink Very attentive to my needs I was met with smiles and friendly staff. I did have one problem when my room wasn't cleaned. Went to front desk and immediately given all items I needed and an apology. I was visiting my daughter who goes to the University of Arizona and had never been to Tucson before. I chose this hotel blindly and was pleasantly surprised with my choice October 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ironman Right at the airport The hotel was clean and the restaurant prices were reasonable. The staff was very friendly. The king bed could have been firmer, but that's just me being picky. The SPG gold membership got me early check-in as soon as a room was available and late check-out. I would stay here if I visited Tucson again. The 3rd floor has private balconies. May 15, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by eagles785 Renovations Nice hotel. Courteous staff. Ratings would have been higher, but this time involved tolerating the noise of hotel renovations, and not being able to access the computers or the fitness center all day due to the lobby floor project. Thanks for the in-room fridge, microwave, and free breakfast! August 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dbales Excellent!! This was an excellent hotel and the price per night was way below what one would expect! It was in walking distance to the airport! It is in a safe area of town! It is close to many restaurants and shopping and they have an onsite restaurant/bar, swimming pool, free bottled water... the list goes on and the staff were wonderful! October 24, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by jmcgee918 Staff Refuses to Help I had a problem and asked the person at the front desk for assistance, she stated she would ask the manager, but it never happened and when asking to see the manager he would not come out of the back room. My room had left over trash from the previous guest in it. The bathrooms were small and I think the service was terrible. January 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by BillandRose Great value Best value of any of the starwood hotels I have stayed at. Nice room,good satff ,great breakfast,free parking,convenient location,and minimal cost. October 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Susan33 Excellent airport hotel This FourPoints Sheraton exceeded our expections after we missed our flight. The staff were helpful and engaging, the room was very comfortable, amenities were all there, including pool/hot tub, coffeemaker in room, complimentary waters and free hotel shuttles. Even the food in the restaurant was inventive and delicious. March 5, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Jelyben Should not be a Starwood Small room with two queen beds jammed in. The bathroom was minuscule. Wow, the bathroom was really a shock. They have a built-in closet, the space of which should be used to enlarge the bath. Nearly impossible to get two people in the bath at one time, unless one is in the bathtub. One of the quilts was soiled with a large brown stain on it near the foot of the bed. We checked in with two children and they wanted to take an evening shower. I know hard to believe but they did. We were a party of four and only had three towels. I called the front desk and asked for additional towels, they never arrived. We paid for breakfast and were unable to eat breakfast at the hotel due to a recent schedule change. When I checked out the clerk mentioned I paid for breakfast and when I explained we would not be able to do such, she just shrugged it off. No mention of a rate change, sorry buddy. I am Starwood Gold, stay at a lot of them, probably would not stay at this one again. January 13, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Steve Water damage and back yard... Room 248 had uncorrected water damage on wet wall in bathroom. Other parts of room nice. In back parking lot there are boxes of bulk trash sitting in lot, old air conditioning equipment, what was a putting green, tennis court, decrepit gazebo, chairs etc.. Looks like Planet of the Apes back there - as in apocalyptic. February 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Henry my stay was great I stay at this hotel while in Tuson working. I drive a Goverment vehicle and don't need to drive all over town town to find a place to have dinner or to find a place to get a drink. It is all right there. The locations lounge and restaraunt has a great atmosphere and the rooms are comfortable and quiet. April 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sean20008 Top Quality / Top Value I travel frequently. The Four Points was a wonderful surprise. Large comfortable well appointed room. Great coffee in room. The restaurant was terrific and the breakfast buffet delicios. Everything was more than I expected for the very reasonable price....and the staff - friendly and professional. May 12, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by jwilkinson First Night No Sleep Received room right next to outside door in hallway. Heard clicking and slamming of door upon closing all night. Asked gentleman at front desk if I could move to another room for second night. He acted like he could care less, even shrugging his shoulders as a physical sign of deal with it. March 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by gwehland Your front desk need more training in the room data, I stay in 216, I was told that it was a king room overlook the pool. it was not it was a double queen with no pool view. also I want first floor- either a king or queen. not available at check-in. we would have waited if that would have been a option November 9, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by auntm25 overnight stay Stayed in Tucson in room 274. bathroom configuration was totally unsatisfactory. The staff was lovely. We stay at this hotel once a year and hope when we return to see some improvements. Also miss the omelet station at breakfast. August 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by KayeMan This hotel is very relaxing I recently stayed at this Sheraton and found it to be very comfortable, with a relaxing atmosphere. The staff was very attentive and helpful whenever I needed help. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone coming to the Tucson area. August 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Edrazor fourpoints The layout of the hotel is really nice, faculty is awesome, rooms are very clean and inviting, we loved the balcony, even tho its right next tothe airport we ddidn't even hear a plane takeoff or land its very quiet. I will be staying here again on my jnext visit to tuscon August 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JV77 Excellent Stay The staff was very friendly and courteous even though we checked in late in the evening. The room was very spacious, clean and the beds were amazing. Even though I didn't get to see the entire property I liked all the amenities and the grounds were wonderfully maintained. July 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by nan2514 loved the bar and restaurant We were very pleased with the overall service of the hotel and particularly the restaurant. It was good to not have to search for a reataurant in the evening. And the food!!!! Worthy of any chefs restaurant. We will look forward to staying at another Starwood hotel. January 19, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Zac26 Great for price Property was very clean, restaurant bar closed too early. We went in at 10:50 PM, and they said they were closed with clearly about 20 people in the bar still. Would not let us take anything back to room. Room was very comfortable, and cleaned. Had a good shower. February 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ElleM Loved everything about this hotel Hotel was clean and comfortable. Staff were very accommodating to requests. Restaurant in hotel was great. Food was good. We ate breakfast and dinner there. Free 24 hour shuttle will take you anywhere within 5 miles of the hotel. Will definitely stay there again. July 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ells Mostly good Reservation process was great, rate was quite reasonable, breakfast was really great. Coffee/tea wasn't always replenished and literally every other room on my floor received a morning paper every day...not I. On the last day, I went into the lobby to access and print my boarding pass. There was no paper in the printer. When I asked about paper (does one purchase per sheet?) the gal behind the counter told me that there was no paper and no ink cartridge. If I wanted to print, I could give my email and password, she could access the link, check in for me and print the boarding pass. Ummmm, yeah...no. Finally, at check out, no one asked about my stay. Perhaps because I had asked for a paper twice, asked about coffee in the room and requested a tea bag. Perhaps they already knew that we'd be chatting a "happy sandwich." In closing (and to complete that sandwich) the staff was friendly, the grounds folks were great, the location is close and convenient to the airport and other services and the restaurant bar stirs up a great mojito. March 10, 2013
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Posted: 09/25/2014 - Nevada head baseball coach Jay Johnson's recruiting class was recognized in Collegiate Baseball's annual evaluation of NCAA Division I classes.
Posted: 09/25/2014 - Nevada head baseball coach Jay Johnson's recruiting class was recognized in Collegiate Baseball's annual evaluation of NCAA Division I classes.
Posted: 09/23/2014 - University of Nevada forward AJ West has been granted an additional year of eligibility by the NCAA and will have two seasons remaining to play for the Wolf Pack. West will be a junior in 2014-15 and play his senior year in 2015-16.
Posted: 09/17/2014 - Colin Kaepernick says he has been fined more than $11,000 by the NFL and he will appeal the penalty for what was called "inappropriate language" by the 49ers quarterback following a fourth-quarter interception in Sunday's 28-20 loss to the Bears.
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Posted: 09/15/2014 - Senior quarterback Cody Fajardo has been named Mountain West Offensive Player of the Week after a masterful performance at Arizona on Saturday, the league office announced Monday morning. It marks the third career weekly accolade – two from the MW and one from the WAC in 2011 - for Fajardo.
Posted: 09/13/2014 - Anu Solomon threw for 278 yards and three touchdowns, Nick Wilson ran for 171 yards and Arizona held off Nevada 35-28 Saturday night.
Posted: 09/09/2014 - Senior Tessa Lea'ea posted 14 kills and the Wolf Pack held Sacramento State to a hitting percentage of .100 as the Nevada volleyball team swept the Hornets, 3-0, before 508 at the Virginia Street Gym on Tuesday evening.
Posted: 09/09/2014 - Freshman Celyn Khoo got her first top-20 finish of her collegiate career in her first collegiate tournament. Khoo finished tied for 17th in the Colonel Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic, hosted by Colorado State.
Updated: 09/06/2014 - Reno was a town divided Friday night as the Wolf Pack were in action at Mackay Stadium and the Aces were in the playoffs at the ballpark downtown.
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Posted: 09/04/2014 - Nevada's seniors set out to spread a unified message to younger teammates in a shortened week leading up to Friday night's matchup with Washington State: Don't fear the big boys.
Posted: 09/01/2014 - After a stellar performance this past weekend where she helped lead the Nevada volleyball team to the Pepperdine Asics Classic title, junior middle blocker Sam Willoughby has been named the Mountain West Volleyball Player of the Week, the conference announced on Monday morning.
Posted: 08/30/2014 - Cody Fajardo threw for 303 yards and a touchdown and ran for 68 yards and another score to lead Nevada to a 28-19 win over Southern Utah in the season opener Saturday.
Posted: 08/29/2014 - Playing day one of a tournament hosted by the University of Texas, the Nevada soccer team dropped a 3-0 decision to Stephen F. Austin Friday evening.
Posted: 08/29/2014 - A balanced offensive attack, including 10 kills from junior Sam Willoughby and a career-high six kills from classmate Sommer King, propelled the Nevada Wolf Pack volleyball team to a 3-0 sweep of Oral Roberts in the Pack's first match in the Pepperdine Asics Classic on Friday afternoon.
Posted: 08/27/2014 - The University of men's basketball team has announced three date changes for the 2014-15 home schedule. The Wolf Pack will play 15 regular season and one exhibition home game this season.
Posted: 08/24/2014 - In voting by the team, seniors Cody Fajardo, Matt Galas and Jonathan McNeal along with junior Jordan Dobrich were named captains of the 2014 Nevada football team, second-year coach Brian Polian announce today.
Posted: 08/24/2014 - Opening play at Mackay Stadium Sunday afternoon, the Nevada soccer team suffered a 3-0 setback to visiting San Francisco.
Posted: 08/22/2014 - In front of nearly 600 fans, the Nevada soccer team played to a 1-1 double overtime draw against No. 25 Denver Friday afternoon at Moana Field to open the 2014 regular season.
Posted: 08/19/2014 - The University of Nevada volleyball team was predicted to finish 11th in the Mountain West preseason poll voted on by the league's head coaches, the conference announced on Tuesday.
Posted: 08/18/2014 - In 2013, Chase Tenpenny had arguably the best season a Nevada punter has ever had, resulting in a contract with the San Diego Chargers. This year, the tough task of replacing Tenpenny belongs to sophomore Alex Boy.
Posted: 08/16/2014 - In front of 1,063 fans at Mackay Stadium, the University of Nevada held its fan appreciation day on Saturday during its 16th practice of fall camp.
Posted: 08/15/2014 - With all the changes on this year's Wolf Pack football team, there is one position that returns some key talent from last season: linebacker. Jonathan McNeal and Jordan Dobrich represent two of the Pack's top three tacklers from a year ago, and they have the Pack defense off to a strong start in fall camp.


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Sounds like sour grapes because someone had to change their name. In additon, is there anyone who bough a game in the last ten years who doesn't understand what pre-order means?
do you have a problem with reading comprehension or are you just responding to yesterdays thread?
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yet all the bonus items are still being advertised as available from the respective retailers with no mention that they are no longer available or that they were for pre-orders
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Wondering is someone could help, I'm renovating my lawn. I have a blend of bluegrass of midnight, emblem, prosperity, and brilliant. I also have lesco 50/50 mix of ryegrass/kbg that has americus/pavilion ryegrass and shamrock/gladstone bluegrass. Should I mix all these together or just use all bluegrass. If anybody could tell me the benefits of both or any info to steer me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
Depends on a lot of things. What is the lawn currently? Is it an active area? How much care do you plan on giving it? etc.
KBG is going to take more maintenance, AKA water & fert. It is also less tolerant to heat (without regular water) and more tolerant to cold. It does not like being "ruffed up" as much as your wear tolerant Perennial RYE. It's very very slow to germinate (21-28 days) and slow to green in the spring.
Perennial rye is less tolerant to extreme cold. It is more wear tolerant and often mixed in sport fields. It is the fastest to germinate (sometimes as fast as 5 days). The fast germination can hold bare ground, but have to be careful not to crowd out the slow KBG.
The two are often mixed together to get benefits of each. Also, they will make your lawn more diverse against various diseases. 50/50 is usually to heavy on the RYE side, but if you are adding a straight KBG that should help. I would mix.
I hope the area is mostly sun as that is the requirement for KBG and RYE.
Do your homework on prep and watering and do it right or say bye bye to germinating seed.
There is also a lot of info if you browse through threads.
Good luck.
I'm killing off my lawn and starting over, I do have a sprinkler system and fertilize 4 times a year with milorganite. I was gonna mix 60 lbs of the Elite KBG with 100 lbs of the lesco 50/50 which will make the mix 70 % KBG. My yard is mostly sun. Does KGB tend to get darker as it matures?
I presume your lawn is at least 20,000 sq. ft. if you plan to put down the entire 160lbs. of seed. Don't put down more then 8lbs per 1,000 sq. ft. of seed when you start fresh.
It's hard to answer your question about KBG. Over years of maturing does it get darker? No, not that I've seen. Will young, just germinated plants be lighter then they will be in a couple of months? Possibly. Seedlings can be lighter in color then mature grasses.
Honestly, I would be a little nervous mixing by hand two different types/brands of seed. Be careful with that - you don't want two different yards in one yard. ;-)


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To Just Enjoy life.
The best way to describe me is I am a walking, talking, joking, smiling, opinionated, sarcastic contradiction. I am confident and very secure and happy with exactly who I am. A bit of a geek and a freak ... I believe in peace, love, happiness, being as green as I can and most importantly being realistic. Life is not meant to be wasted worrying about the nonsense, it's about adventure, making friends, trying new things and dancing on the table of life.. changing the world one person at a time. I have two grown daughters, a niece that I walked down the aisle and a great nephew that is like my own son. Other great nephews and nieces that I am very close to and enjoy spending time with. I love watching all the quirky little things they do. Freely and openly. I believe in 100% honesty and truthfully don't relate to the concept of deceit. It's easier to recover from a hard truth than an easy lie. I believe respect can be perceived in different ways but should never be bent. Treat all the same. Prejudice is outdated. Hatred is too exhausting. Don't waste time on the ridiculous insecurities. Own the ones you have. Never be egotistical but certainly be confident. Goals are a must. Things are earned, never just deserved. And remember, never allow someone to make you feel less than who you are. I'll be upfront in saying I am very drawn to the forward, direct and uninhibited type. Someone who will admit they are a little geeky and a bit freaky. A woman who will tell me exactly what she wants. In front of and behind closed doors. Being very intellectual myself, the mind is a sexy thing. I love to be challenged and have someone show me things in a completely different light. It helps me to evolve into a better person every day. In the end I am looking for just that one perfect girl for me. I know she is out there somewhere. That reason to never have to worry about this crazy dating again. One thing I need to clear up as people ask all the time. "Why don't you smile in your pictures?" Well, honestly, I do, I just don't have pictures.taken of me often so I have no recent ones. I finally broke down and took the more recent self shot. And trust me, that felt goofy enough. Guys should not be taking self shots. ;) But trust me,. i run around all day long with a smile on my face. And everyone tells me I look a lot better in person. I guess you'll have to take the chance and you might be pleasantly surprised. Anyhow, I'm sure that's enough of the ramblings from my crazy mind. If this sounds like you or something you are looking for, I would love to hear from you.
Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Playing cards , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Baseball, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Cycling, Dancing, Football, Golf, Hockey, Inline skating, Other types of exercise, Skiing, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Dogs
Had a pup many years ago. The day he passed was a tough one and up until recently I have never thought of trying to fill his paws.
Middle of the Road
Sushi. Great people. Learning new things. Sushi.
For fun I just live life .... enjoying everything that comes in front of me.
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|What he is looking for
|5'10" (177cms)
|5'0" (152cms) to 6'0" (182cms)
|Body type:
|About average
|Slender, About average, Curvy, Athletic and toned, A few extra pounds
|Black, Blue, Brown, Grey, Green, Hazel
|Auburn / Red, Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde, Salt and pepper, Silver, Dark blonde, Grey, Platinum
|No Way
|No Way, Occasionally, Daily, Cigar aficionado, Yes, but trying to quit
|Social Drinker
|Never, Social Drinker, Regularly, Moderately
|Technical / Science / Computers / Engineering
|No preference
I am an IT consultant. I have amazing clients who I get to visit regularly. Many whom are like family to me. I love my work and couldn't see myself doing anything else.
|I'll tell you later
|Less Than $25,000, $25,001 to $35,000, $35,001 to $50,000, $50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they live away from home (2)
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home, No, Yes, and they live away from home, Yes, and they live at home
|Wants kids:
|No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|Definitely, Someday, Not sure, Probably not, No, No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|White / Caucasian
|Asian, Black / African descent, East Indian, Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian, Other
Adoration does not start nor stop at the color of skin.
|Spiritual but not religious
|No preference
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|No preference