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This Balearic Island is all about Spanish flair, sandy coves and spending long sunny days sunbathing on the beach.
Sleepy Menorca lives life in the slow lane of the swimming pool. It may not be as lively as big brother Majorca and certainly lacks the neon lights of party pal Ibiza but, when it comes to relaxation, there's no better place to lay out your beach towel than laid-back Menorca.
In fact, with such a sunny Mediterranean climate and more golden beaches than both Majorca and Ibiza put together, there really is no contest when it comes to sunbathing spots – beach bums take note. Families flock to Menorca because of the safe sandy shores with gently shelving waves that are perfect for sandcastle building and fish spotting on shallow snorkelling adventures. Many of them have received a Blue Flag for cleanliness too, so you can catch rays assured that the only thing your kids will be playing with are sand, shells, buckets, spades and the odd inflatable whale. There are plenty of long stretches for romantic evening strolls, in addition to secluded rocky bays for something a little more peaceful.
Another major draw for families is the short flight time. Just two and a half hours after taking off from the UK you'll be touching down on the sun-baked tarmac at Mahon airport – perfect for kids who quickly get bored of colouring and games consoles.
The capital of the island, Mahon claims (amongst others) to have the second largest natural harbour in the world. It also boasts a gin distillery, some wonderful craft markets and quaint little pavement cafes.
Wander the cobbled streets of the islands old capital marvelling at the medieval architecture and Moorish designs. Gothic churches and the Town Hall Square sit among lavish palaces and taking a guided tour is a good way of making sure you don't miss a thing.
A musical and equestrian extravaganza and one definitely not to be missed on nights our in Menorca. Even if you are not a horse lover you cannot fail to be mesmerised by this enchanting show.
Widely regarded as one of the most beautiful coves in the western Mediterranean, the long sweeping bay of Cala Galdana is sheltered by high limestone cliffs and shaded by pine trees making it the ideal spot for an afternoon siesta. After soaking up the sun you can freshen up with a trip on a banana boat, explore rocky coves or have a game of mini-golf in the play area. And for a day of fun, families can make a splash at Menorca's nearby water park, Aquarock.
Port Mahon is Menorca's capital, where the streets are lined with impressive Georgian townhouses from the days of British reign. Its harbour is lined with cafés and restaurants, so order a drink and pull up a chair to people-watch in the glorious sunshine. Menorca's second town Cuitadella has a much more Moorish and Spanish influence in its architecture so if you're looking for authenticity, here's the place. Menorca isn't without its share of culture. The pre-historic settlements at Torre d'en Gaumes and the Bronze Age monuments near Cuitadella, whose original purpose is shrouded in mystery, are both interesting visits.
The island has plenty of resorts to choose from, from quiet fishing villages to bustling seaside towns. No matter where you choose to base your stay, resorts are well developed to cater for tourists. As Majorca is so small, hiring a car is a popular option. Why not base yourself somewhere sleepy and set out to explore the island's hidden gems each day with the window down and a cool breeze in your hair?
For somewhere lively, boogie on down to Cala'n Forcat where bars and restaurants are aplenty. Food-wise, you can indulge in all sorts of dishes here, from traditional Spanish specialties to more familiar home comforts. Cala'n Bosch has that typical Balearic feel, with its whitewashed hotels and fresh seafood restaurants. Son Bou is a family favourite on the rugged south coast and quiet Punta Prima is so nice that even the locals flock here.
Whether you are travelling as a family, a couple, solo or with friends, you'll find your spot in the sun in Menorca. If you want nothing more than to relax on a sun-drenched beach with a cold drink will be in heaven, but if you prefer active holidays you'll find plenty of activities like scuba diving, sailing and hiking.

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Hilton Garden Inn Chesterfield
Located in Chesterfield (Chesterfield - Wildwood), Hilton Garden Inn Chesterfield is close to Westfield Chesterfield Mall, Faust Park, and Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House. Additional area attractions include Myseum and Historic Aircraft Restoration Museum.
Hotel Features.
Hilton Garden Inn Chesterfield has an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. Business amenities at this 3-star property include a business center and a meeting room. Dining options at this business-friendly hotel include a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and a snack bar/deli. Additional amenities include gift shops/newsstands, laundry facilities, and room service (during limited hours). Guests receive complimentary transportation including a roundtrip airport shuttle during limited hours and a shopping center shuttle.
The 100 air-conditioned guestrooms at Hilton Garden Inn Chesterfield include safes and coffee/tea makers. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. 32-inch flat-screen TVs are equipped with premium cable channels. All accommodations provide desks, complimentary weekday newspapers, and phones. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. In-room microwaves and refrigerators are provided.
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Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $84
- One King Accessible With Bath Tub
- Stnd 2 Double Beds
- Junior Suite, One King Bed, Non-Smoking
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 100 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free airport shuttle during limited hours
- Accessible parking
- Free shopping center shuttle
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Snack bar/deli
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Indoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Spa tub
- Business center
- One meeting room
- Conference center
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Disabled parking
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- Climate control
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- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 32-inch flat-screen TV
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free weekday newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
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- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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DiningGreat American Grill - This family restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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Rollaway beds are available for USD 10 per night
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This story first appeared in the Aug. 16 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.
Larry David has a habit of referencing people he knows in Curb Your Enthusiasm and, now, in his first HBO movie, Clear History, out Aug. 10.
A valuable painting his character owns and loves -- of a shopping cart -- constantly is referred to as "a Plepler," named for HBO CEO Richard Plepler. "It was more that it's a funny-sounding name," explained David to THR at the July 31 L.A. premiere.
Plepler said he only had a hint this was coming but added affectionately, "We love Larry -- he can do anything he wants."
Meanwhile, a faux Plepler mounted at the party sneakily was stolen from a wall, right under David's nose. "Why would anyone want that?" he asked upon hearing it was pinched. "Maybe it's a PR stunt."
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Here's a lovely blog consisting simply of old photos, advertisements, paintings, and such: Turn of the Century. Pictured below: two of my favorites; at left, The Garden Portrait (c.1910), at right, "His Name Is Ben": The Portrait of a Coyote (1909). There are tons and tons more where that came from. NOTE: the way you navigate between pages on the Turn of the Century blog is clever but may be unfamiliar to some folks; just click the huge black-and-gray arrows on the left edge of the... READ ON
Artist Adam Beane uses his big talent on a small scale. He makes action-figure sized creations of real-life people. He has an amazing aptitude at capturing highly dynamic poses and recreating the intricate details of people's facial expressions when they don't expect to be photographed. Many of his creations actually go on to be sold as action figures.
To make these creations, he works with CX5, a highly versatile clay-like substance he created. His subjects include Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (as... READ ON
On January 1, 1969, Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger wrote artist M.C. Escher a letter asking Escher to provide an image for the Stones' second volume of greatest hits, entitled Through The Past Darkly. Jagger was a big Escher fan, and addressed the letter to "Maurits," the "M" in "M.C." Well...turns out Escher was NOT a Stones fan. Below is the correspondence, as reproduced by a World of Escher forum post from 2002. It's kind of mind-blowing to think that an artist would turn down the chance for a... READ ON
For those of you who don't know Annie Leibovitz, she's the rock star of photographers. Of course, it doesn't hurt that a majority of her subjects are rock stars. Even if you don't recognize her name though, you're probably at least a little familiar with her works, particularly the famous image of John Lennon kissing Yoko Ono.
I'm a big fan of Annie's works, which is why I was so excited to find out she did a full re-imagining of some of Disney's greatest movies to advertise the parks. On top of... READ ON
Founders of The Impossible Project have just announced a huge deal: Polaroid instant cameras and film are coming back to the market in 2010. After being discontinued over the past few years, Polaroid fans have lamented the lack of film packs, and many commercial Polaroid instant camera users (for example, in the fashion industry) have been buying up all remaining film stock, making it very hard to come by a pack of Polaroid instant film.
The folks at The Impossible Project -- a project to re-start... READ ON
Many of you have probably heard of the duct tape prom dress scholarship, but this Queen of Hearts dress brings the concept to an entirely new level of detail. Everything, even the laces on the corset and her scepter are made of the sticky, fix-it-all tape.
The dress was created by an artist on Deviant Art (she's also the dress model), who makes all of her imaginative creations out of Duct Tape and justifiably goes by the nickname Duck Tape Bandit. Some of her other designs include flower corsages and... READ ON
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So this is real. Seriously. A group of researchers have put together a system called PhotoSketch which allows the user to literally sketch a desired scene (see above for an example), label each part of the scene with keywords, then PhotoSketch searches the web for photos and assembles a photographic version of the sketch. Um. Wow?
If you'll recall, Skynet (the killer computer "defense" system from Terminator) became self-aware at 2:14am EDT August 29, 1997. So it's taken Skynet twelve years to... READ ON
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I am trying to estimate the value of pi using a monte carlo simulation. I need to use two unit circles that are a user input distance from the origin. This is what i have:
import random
import math
import sys
def main():
def montePi(numDarts,distance):
if distance>=1:
for i in range(numDarts):
if d<=1 and d2>=-1:
return pi
This is what i should get-
when distance = 0, about 3.14 when distance = .5, about 1.288 i am getting about 1.6 and .6 respectively, why?
These are my instructions-
Write a program called mcintersection.py that uses the Monte Carlo method to estimate the area of this shape (and prints the result). Your program should take two command-line parameters: distance and numDarts. The distance parameter specifies how far away the circles are from the origin on the x-axis. So if distance is 0, then both circles are centered on the origin, and completely overlap. If distance is 0.5 then one circle is centered at (-0.5, 0) and the other at (0.5, 0). If distance is 1 or greater, then the circles do not overlap at all! In that last case, your program can simply output 0. The numDarts parameter should specify the number of random points to pick in the Monte Carlo process.
In this case, the rectangle should be 2 units tall (with the top at y = 1 and the bottom at y = -1). You could also safely make the rectangle 2 units wide, but this will generally be much bigger than necessary. Instead, you should figure out exactly how wide the shape is, based on the distance parameter. That way you can use as skinny a rectangle as possible.


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"Civilization is not inherited; it has to be learned and earned by each generation anew; if the transmission should be interrupted for one century, civilization would die, and we should be savages again." — Will and Ariel Durant
"It has been said, not truly, but with a possible approximation to truth, that in 1802 every hereditary monarch was insane." — Walter Bagehot
"When hungry, eat your rice; when tired, close your eyes. Fools may laugh at me, but wise men will know what I mean." — Lin-Chi
- Juneau, Alaska, is larger than Rhode Island.
- After reading Coleridge's Biographia Literaria, Byron said, "I wish he would explain his explanation."
- If A + B + C = 180°, then tan A + tan B + tan C = (tan A)(tan B)(tan C).
- Five counties meet in the middle of Lake Okeechobee.
- "Life resembles a novel more often than novels resemble life." — George Sand
No one knows whether Andrew Jackson was born in North Carolina or South Carolina. The border hadn't been surveyed well at the time.
"All the business of war, and indeed all the business of life, is to endeavour to find out what you don't know by what you do; that's what I called 'guessing what was at the other side of the hill.'" — Duke of Wellington
"The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the ability to function." — F. Scott Fitzgerald
"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it." — Aristotle
"Education enables you to express assent or dissent in graduated terms." — William Cory
"Education is the ability to listen to almost anything without losing your temper or your self-confidence." — Robert Frost
"To change an opinion without a mental process is the mark of the uneducated." — Geoffrey Madan
"To have doubted one's own first principles is the mark of a civilized man." — Oliver Wendell Holmes
"An inventor is simply a fellow who doesn't take his education too seriously." — Charles F. Kettering
"There is a danger in being persuaded before one understands." — Thomas Wilson
"The success of most things depends upon knowing how long it will take to succeed." — Montesquieu
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Metaphors for life:
"A theater in which the worst people often have the best seats." — Aristonymus
"A hospital in which every patient is possessed by the desire to change his bed." — Charles Baudelaire
"A maze in which we take the wrong turning before we have learned to walk." — Cyril Connolly
"A garish, unrestful hotel." — Joseph Conrad
"Like eating artichokes — you've got to go through so much to get so little." — Tad Dorgan
"For most men … a search for the proper manila envelope in which to get themselves filed." — Clifton Fadiman
"A library owned by an author. In it are a few books which he wrote himself, but most of them were written for him." — Harry Emerson Fosdick
"An onion, and one peels it crying." — French proverb
"The only riddle that we shrink from giving up." — W.S. Gilbert
"Life is something like this trumpet. If you don't put anything in it, you don't get anything out." — W.C. Handy
"A succession of frontispieces. The way to be satisfied is never to look back." — William Hazlitt
"A long headache in a noisy street." — John Masefield
"A foreign language: all men mispronounce it." — Christopher Morley
"A party: one arrives long after it's started, and one's going to leave long before it's over." — Robert Morley
"Honesty is the best policy: but he who acts on that principle is not an honest man." — Archbishop Richard Whately
"There is nothing so easily made offensive as good reasoning." — Sir Arthur Helps
"One of my chief objections to the management of the universe is that we suffer so much more from our gentler and more amiable vices than from our darkest crimes." — A.E. Housman, letter to Grant Richards, 1913
"It is true that that may hold in these things, which is the general root of superstition; namely, that men observe when things hit, and not when they miss; and commit to memory the one, and forget and pass over the other." — Francis Bacon
"What leapings of the heart must there not have been throughout that long warfare! What moments of terror and triumph! What acts of devotion and desperate wonders of courage!" — H.G. Wells, of prehistoric man
"People who make history know nothing about history. You can see that in the sort of history they make." — G.K. Chesterton
"The monuments of wit survive the monuments of power." — Francis Bacon
"The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt." — Bertrand Russell
"Every time an idiot dies, your IQ goes down." — Bill Ballance
"Man is an exception, whatever he is. If it is not true that a divine being fell, then we can only say that one of the animals went entirely off its head." — G.K. Chesterton
"You can tell the character of every man when you see how he gives and receives praise." — Seneca
"To learn a man's character, mark how he takes a favour." — Archbishop Richard Whately
"If all else fails, the character of a man can be recognized by nothing so surely as by a jest which he takes badly." — G.C. Lichtenberg
"To know a man, observe how he wins his object, rather than how he loses it; for when we fail, our pride supports us — when we succeed, it betrays us." — Charles Caleb Colton
"Judge a man by his questions rather than by his answers." — Voltaire
"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated." — Gandhi
Weil's Law of University Hiring: "First-rate people hire other first-rate people. Second-rate people hire third-rate people. Third-rate people hire fifth-rate people." (from French mathematician André Weil)
"Slowness is frequently the cause of much greater slowness." — Montesquieu
"Men, who are rogues individually, are in the mass very honorable people." — Montesquieu
"The greatest deception men suffer is from their own opinions." — Leonardo
"Convictions are more dangerous enemies of truth than lies." — Nietzsche
"Opinions have caused more ills than the plague or earthquakes on this little globe of ours." — Voltaire
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Tuesday, 24 Mar 2015
Intel Broadwell processors may finally be coming to desktop PCs
We caught wind of the release of Intel's Core i7-5775C and Core i5-5675C processors based on Intel's 14nm Broadwell microarchitecture, slated for release in the second quarter of this year. Hit the link to find out more!
Thursday, 19 Mar 2015
Meet the highest density compute accelerator with over 79,800 CUDA cores!
You've probably seen compute intensive servers that boast eight GPUs, but One Stop Systems is the first to cram 16 accelerator boards in a 3U rack form factor. We say "accelerator boards" because this rack can accept boards from AMD, Intel and NVIDIA - either exclusively or even in a mixed array! This is the HDCA.
Tuesday, 17 Mar 2015
ASUS announces support for 5th-generation Broadwell Intel Core processors
ASUS is the first company to announce immediate availability of UEFI BIOS updates for all Intel Z97 and H97 motherboards to enable compatibility with upcoming Intel Core processors based on the 14nm Broadwell architecture. Read on to find out more and check out if your board is eligible for the update.
Thursday, 12 Mar 2015
Intel marks first foray into Xeon SoC integration with Broadwell-based Xeon D
Intel has announced the Xeon D SoC product family based on its 14nm Broadwell architecture, representing Intel's third-generation of 64-bit SoCs and a first for Intel Xeon. Read on for more information.
Tuesday, 24 Feb 2015
AMD releases more details of Carrizo, the successor to Kaveri APU
AMD has released more technical specifications of Carrizo, the successor to Kaveri Accelerated Processing Unit (APU). Read on to uncover details about this fully HSA 1.0-compliant APU.
Monday, 19 Jan 2015
Intel CEO responds to rumors of Apple ditching them for ARM-based Macs
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich recently responded to rumors of Apple switching to ARM processors for its future Macs, and said that their relationship is "strong."
Thursday, 15 Jan 2015
Apple may ditch Intel in favor of ARM-based Macs using its own custom chips
In a bid to reduce its reliance on the chipmaker, reports are suggest that Apple could ditch Intel in favor of Macs that uses the company's own custom A-series processors.
Wednesday, 7 Jan 2015
Gigabyte updates its Brix mini-PC series with new Intel Broadwell mobile CPUs
Gigabyte has updated its Brix and Brix s mini-PC series with new Intel Broadwell mobile CPUs. Find out what these palm-sized PC kits have to offer!
Monday, 5 Jan 2015
Intel announces new 5th generation "Broadwell" mobile processors at CES 2015
Intel has just announced 14 new processors based on its 5th generation "Broadwell" architecture at CES 2015 that will power the latest waves of notebooks, 2-in-1 devices, premium tablets and more.
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12-inch MacBook Air rumored to be entering production in early 2015
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H/TY to Remy over at Reason TV.
H/TY to Remy over at Reason TV.
Meh. Not bad.
From President Obama's appearance last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Looks like SNL's Kate McKinnon is going to have a good run as Hillary.
I mean, he's having fun at our expense, right?
There's been talk that Al Sharpton's daily "news" show may be next on MSNBC's chopping block as the liberal network tries provide content someone wants to watch.
To which the ronniebuss says, "See you later, tax evader."
Israel today announced that, in keeping with the spirit of President Obama's emerging nuclear deal with Iran, it has agreed to be entirely destroyed in ten years.
"While we regret the destruction of our country, we understand that President Obama is not very good at negotiating agreements, and that he never had any intention of attacking Iran," said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. "In light of this, we recognize that this is the best deal he could get, and we have decided to wrap things up in ten years."
Indeed, a source in the Cuban government confirmed that Obama is not adept at negotiating deals. "He just gave everything, asking nothing in return," the Cuban official said. "We were pretty surprised. We want to do some more deals with him."
The president's agreement to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapons reportedly will sunset in about ten years. That's when Israel will sunset too.
"This is great, because I never had the incentive before to create bucket list," said Netanyahu. "By being able to properly schedule my demise, I can arrange to do the things I always wanted to do within a finite period of time. Thank you, Obama."
A spokesman for the Palestinian Authority also expressed support for the Iran deal. "We don't care if all the land is radioactive. Just as long as the Jews aren't on it," he said
Secretary of State John Kerry denied that Israel would perish in a decade, saying the Iranians had "guaranteed" that they would never, ever, ever build a nuclear weapon.
"This is not just some promise," Kerry said. "This is a guarantee. Iron clad. Triple knotted. And sealed with kiss." Kerry declined to elaborate on that final point.
He said U.S. negotiators were actually standing behind the Iranians to make sure they weren't crossing their fingers behind their backs when the guarantees were made.
Kerry added that "out of an abundance of caution," HHS Secretary Sylvia Burwell was negotiating with U.S. health insurers who sell plans in Israel to make sure they provide coverage for radiation sickness.
A spokesman for Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei emphasized that Iran's nuclear program was entirely for peaceful purposes.
"Iran desperately needs nuclear energy to power our growing number of rabbit farms," he said. "Many Iranians have invested in these rabbit farms, and there simply is not enough oil to provide power for them all. So you can see why the nuclear program is such a priority, and one that we have been developing for decades and are willing to incur massive sanctions to keep. It's all about the rabbit farms."
Pressed further, he acknowledged there might be other uses.
"Okay, maybe we'll create a bomb. But just little bomb. A fun bomb. You know, like how the candy bars also come in a 'fun size.' We'll just blow up a kibbutz or something. No big deal."
The spokesman thanked Obama for being so weak. "He's been such a pussycat. We are very grateful."
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar, and Oman also promised to begin their own nuclear programs.
"We've got lots of, um, rabbit farms too," said a spokesman for Saudi King Salman.
ISIS commanders today announced that they had agreed to President Obama's time limit of three years for the war between the Islamic state and the United States and its allies.
"We think three years is enough time to decide who's best," an ISIS spokesman said today. "There is much wisdom to Obama's approach. It's kind of like a soccer match. At some point, you have to call time, and whoever is ahead is the winner."
President Obama's proposed authorization of military force lasts for three years, after which the next president would have to try to extract a new authorization from Congress if he decided to continue the war.
U.S. and ISIS officials cautioned that time may be added at the end of the three years if the fighting is interrupted by injuries. Injuries are generally expected in soccer and in wars, so the actual duration of the match could extend a bit beyond three years.
The ISIS announcement is seen as a victory for proponents of the Obama Doctrine, which states that wars can be "led from behind" and ended when the United States feels like it.
The doctrine was previously known as "surrendering."
"We think 'surrender' had an awful ring to it," said White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest. "It implied we needed to continue wars until we win them, and that's just not the case here in the 21st-century. We oppose outmoded ways of thinking."
White House officials said that in order to maintain interest among fans watching the contest and following it on the Internet, the United States would make the matchup "more fair" by fielding players who had no idea what they were doing.
"Of course, we could wipe ISIS out in 30 days on our own if we wanted to," said one U.S. official. "But why would we want to do that? Where's the sportsmanship and the excitement? Much better to get our allies intimately involved and draw this thing out."
U.S. officials acknowledged that not fielding a full U.S. team could mean that some of the play would occur on the U.S. side of the field. "Sure, they'll send their strikers into U.S. territory," said the U.S. official. "But we are counting on the Department of Homeland Security to block their shots."
U.S. negotiators sought to have red cards given to ISIS fighters who slice off people's heads or burn them alive, but ISIS successfully argued that this was an integral component of their "culture" and they should not be penalized for it.
However, U.S. troops who draw pictures of Muhammed will be issued yellow cards. Negotiators noted that they had successfully knocked this down from a red card penalty.
The contest will be preceded by at three-month "warmup" period during which ISIS will be permitted to kill as many people in Mosul as possible and plan attacks on the United States. American troops will use the time to try to recoup weapons they were forced to leave in Yemen.
Speaking from his pickle jar in Red Square, Vladimir Lenin praised the three-year war plan. "Boy, Obama really gets it. If we can have five-year plans for the economy, why can't we make a three-year plan for a war? This is sheer brilliance."
A spokesman for The Nazi Veterans of Dusseldorf spoke wistfully of the three-year war plan. "Oh, if only we had such a plan in place during World War II," he said. "We'd end the fighting in control of nearly all of Western and Eastern Europe. If only Obama were president then instead of Roosevelt."
Thought this might be a good one to start your day.
I don't know about you, but I still believe that Brian Williams was in a chopper hit by RPGs while covering the war in Iraq. He's just being modest in recanting the story, trying to make sure our brave servicemen get the credit. Because this is just the least of Williams' heroics. What few people… Continue Reading
A tribute from Reason's Remy to all those who stood for principle. For a day.
Okay, this doesn't have anything to do with Obama. But I really thought you'd enjoy it.


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Rendezvous: Something for everyone
Rendezvous is in a prime spot on Weymouth harbour making it easy to find. It satisfies a lot of different tastes for a night out with DJ's and a nightclub feel upstairs and live music in a local pub feel on the lower ground floor. They have live music 3 times a week and also the locals favourites of karaoke and also a pub quiz. There are always some kind of drink promotions on so always ask what offers there are when ordering. Food is served all day, every day and they run 2 meals for £8 and BOGOF on desserts making it great value for money. With the view they have too it's a good choice for a meal, drink, dance or a sing-a-long.
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Finns Bar: Metal cover bands
A very friendly bunch of people young and old, all with the love of metal music some weekends but cool jazz for the older folk on Sundays. Halloween coming up soon again! This is the party place !
Dress Code: Everything is there.
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Sailors Return: The real locals
Day or night it is so friendly. A fisherman's retreat with all the fishing paraphernalia hanging around blended with original soul music posters from the 60's.
They have karaoke on Friday nights, Live bands Saturdays and a mix of entertaining amateurs on Sundays.
A few weeks ago we went on an afternoon and saw them giving out medals for the largest catch of conger eels!!
A small pub not for kids really but very hospitable to everyone.
Open late on music nights.
Dress Code: Tshirts to waders!!
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Excise House: Excise Your Right
See what I did with the title there? Aren't I good. :) No, well okay then.
Anyhoo, the Excise house is a pub cum restaurant situated in the popular Hope Square. It is a large establishment and adjoined with Brewers Quay. The Excise hosts regular live music shows, and serves a high standard menu, as well as a good ol' pint.
If you have children with you, then there is a designated family area, which also hosts a pool table, bowlingo alleys, and a host of arcade machines.
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Weymouth: A New Year In Weymouth
I've personally always found New Year's Eve to always be a huge anti-climax. But as far as venues and atmosphere go, Weymouth is at the top of the list! The whole town really gets in to the swing of things, and all the pubs and clubs extend their license espescially.
There are a choice and fun and vibrant places to see in midnight. The nightclubs always make a big deal of it, but the two most popular jaunts are the jubilee clock and Hope Square. At the clock, a group of hundreds will watch in the chimes on the clock, and a communia Aul Lang Syne will ensue. However, the best atmosphere is no doubt found at Hope Square, where live bands, beer tents and food stalls, along with the thousands of happy faces, make this the place to be.
Dress Code: In Weymouth, EVERYONE dresses up for New Years Eve! Some put in some real effort too, and it is fantastic to see the array of different groups and costumes. Believe me, you'll look more silly and out of place if you don't dress up.
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The Swan: Classic Cheap Witherspoon's!
What a brilliant pub. Most people of similar age to myself find this place a little boring, but it is exactly what I look for in a pub. One of the few places to not play live music, you can actually hear each other speak in here. The drinks like with most of the JD Witherspoon chain are second to none in quality, choice and espescially price! Plus the food is great value. A beer and a burger for £3.29!! Thursday night- curry and a beer £4.99. This place rules! Added to which this pub is CONSTANTLY busy, they must make a packet in here.
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The Blue Room: Bad Idea
Whoever had the idea to covert this small shop sized plot in to a pub/club should give themselves a big slap. What an impractical idea! This place is so small that it was never going to turn a profit, hence the venue having three different owners in the past 18 months. I believe it is currently up for sale again. If yuo can cram your way in then you'll be pleased to see the generous prices, but with so many more accomodating pubs and clubs in such close proximity then unless this place is deserted then there really is no point!
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Kings Arms: Introducing The Newly Rennovated.........
The newly rennovated Kings Arms is a tidy littl pub in a prime location if you are making the trip in to town from Hope Square. Drink and food prices are fair, and the layout is now much more sensible as you can get around easily without having to make umpteen detours through different doors and corridors. There all your essential pub ameneties like your fruities and pool tables, and you will always be made to feel welcome. I wouldn't go out of your way to visit this pub, but it's worth a look if you are passing.
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Sailors Return: You'll Definately Return To The Sailors!
What an awesome harbourside pub this little beauty is. It's easy to miss it, and I only discovered it Christmas Eve 2004,but have sinced returned many times and have been made to feel very welcome. The staff are some of nicest, friendliest people you could wish to meet, and most of the regulars/locals are welcoming too!
The layout is really cool, it seems to be split in to three distinct areas. As you enter the main doors you can head either right or left. To the left is the larger, restaurant and live music are. If you head up this way and then turn at the end of the bar, you'll find a relaxing sofa area, with quiz machine and the like. If at the door you'd taken a right, you enter the main bar area, where there is a pool table, fruit machine and THE BEST JUKEBOX ever! This contraption is amazing, you can choose ANY song you like, and it will come up with some of the obscurest artists you could dream up. A great feauture for someone like me- a music fanatic who's tastes are somewhat different to the majority.
This pub comes highly recomended
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The Kiva: Avoid The Drugs Cauldron (Allegedly :p)
I suppose I'd better not go in to my title to much as it may be libellous, but to say that the current clientel aren't the friendliest bunch...... nuff said?
It is such a shame that this place has gone so down hill. There was a time when I went here ALL the time, and it was my first favourite club. Ironic that I now avoid it like the plague! Before the new management came in, you could rely on the Kiva to play excellent music, sell cheap drinks, and be a generally friendly and fun place to go. They used to attract some incredible bands considering. I've seen Spunge (the popular ska-punk band) perform there countless times, Bowling For Soup and Ska classics like Bad Manners and The Selecter. Gone are those days now though, and you can consider a good night in there if you leave with your face still in tact. A farce, what has become of this place, absolute farce. In fact, I hear that they have actuallly now sold part of the building to Dominos Pizza because they aren't making enough money!
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Mariners/Verdis: Verdis- More Facelifts than Joan Collins
Mariners/Verdis was, and arguably still is the leading alternative music venue in the town. However, that being said, you're never quite sure what to expect, as every now and again with dwindling numbers, a new gimmick is tried. In it's prime there is no better place, but certainly in my experience this club is well past it's prime. Not necessarilly the pubs fault, but it has always been a difficult and inconsistent audience to cater for.
The pub/club is exactly that, a pub adjoined to a club. Mariners is the pub, and stays open throughout the week, with pool table, comfy sofas with projector screen, darts, and sometimes even a table tennis facility! Next door, though accessible through the pub, is the Verdis nightclub. Having not been there for a few months I can't vouch for it's current layout/appearance, but it's a pretty safe bet that it has changed since I was last there. It seems have endured more facelifts than Joan Collins. In fairness, it has enjoyed some great nights and even attracted some top bands like Ash and Spunge in the past.
Dress Code: Anything Really!
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Toad: Dive Like A Toad
Toad, similar to Yates' is a pub-cum-club. It is also part of a larger chain of pubs that operate throughout the UK. The Toad serves food and functions much the same as your bog standard pub during the day, and then converts itself in to a wannabe night club by night. I will try and give an biased opinion on Toad by night, but for the record I hate the place!
The prices here are from generous, in fact unless you catch a promo night, Toad probably has the most expensive drink prices in town! The clientel is very chavesque (see culture tips if you do not understand this terminology) and the design of the interior was obviously not very well thought out. There are pillars, poles and walls dotted out all over the place, and you always seem to be moving out of the way for someone. You can hardly hear each other speak, and I don't think I've ever heard them play a good song in there. There, that was pretty unbiased wasn't it?
A day to note is Tuesday. If you are anything like me, then you will want to do everything you can to avoid it, but there are hundreds in there each week who have a differing opinion. Tuesday night is ladies night and is exploitation at it's best. All females pay an entry fee of about a fiver I seem to remember and for that they get free drinks all night. Sexist, yes, but it doesn't drive the men away, in fact every pervert and desperate chav comes flocking in to see the inevitably high amount of girls, probably drunk and easier than usual. Not my scene, sickening place. Hate it.
Dress Code: Casual.
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- Beer Tasting
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Yates: Pub Grub
Yates' of course is a chain of pub/clubs around Britain, the only difference that you might find with this one is that it is perhaps a little more night club orientated than some of the others. It gets busy in the early mid evening time, but most tend to clear out between 12.20 and 1 to get in to one of the bigger night clubs (usually Rendezvous) before last entry.
Yates' serves decent food at generous prices during the day, and has drink promotions on the less popular nights. A bit too 'yuppy' and 'trendy' for my liking, people appear to take themselves too seriously in here.
Dress Code: Smart Casual
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Goldfingers: Sleazy Strip Joint Not Advised
Oh James Bond would be so proud! Aptly named Goldfingers because of it's location on Bond Street (geddit??) this is Weymouth's first strip club.
I have been to this place twice, once around the time when it opened, and another time for a stag doo. It does manage to rival Harrys for sleaziness, but due to the almost comedy nature of the place it amazingly loses out! Yes Harrys is sleazier than a strip joint. The girls are mostly local and considering I don't want to be offensive about their appearance, I'll leave it at that. :)
Dress Code: Smart Casual for men
Thong for women
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Harrys: Do Not Go To Dirty Harrys
Do not go here. It is an unsolved mystery why tourists always seem to come here! Dude- it is such a dive! This is where you'll find the sleaziest people in the town, the biggest slappers, and generally the most horrible place in town. Add to that it always smells of bad feet!?!
I've been dragged to this place a few times, and each time reminds me why it has been so long since the last time.
Dress Code: Smart Casual, knives welcome!! (sarcasm, I don't wanna be responsible for someone actually taking a knife in with them.
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Historical Traveler Reviews BEST WESTERN PLUS Siesta Key Gateway Sarasota
Very nice hotel
i stayed at the Holiday Inn Express from April 8-11,2005. It is veryu clean and very accessable to shopping, bars, and restaurants and most importantly 5 minutes from Siesta Key Beach. By far the best beach I have ever been to including Hawaii. It is very affordable . I didn't have a rental car so I walked or took the bus to wherever I wanted to go. The bus fare is 50 cents one way and it takes you right up to the beach. Siesta Village is awesome!!!!! alot of shops, bars and restaurants to go and see. It was perfect and the staff was extremely friendly. Hooters of Sarasota is right across the street. I highly recomend this Hotel.
Just middle class and for this too expensive for one person
Rooms rather dark,at a gallery outside; but clean and with all necessary.
Breakfast most s w e e t ,sweet pastry or muesli ,but also eggs and little bit cheese for exampl,. served all on and with plastic tableware by a sleepy man near the smaller buffet.Friendly reception,but some not really professional.
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I travel to Sarasota about twice a week and stay at the Holiday Inn Express each time. I have been in evey room almost. I can not tell you every that I have seen mold! The hotel has tons of staff in all areas working when I am there. The manager Nick is always helpful and willing to due what ever it takes to make people happy. Please read all the reviews before making your dessison. If you want five starts then go find it and pay for it. There is a Ritz in Sarasota.
I am currently staying at the Holiday Inn Express for business, and it is disgusting! The walls are moldy. The rooms are "surface" cleaned but really filthy...i picked up the TV remote and almost threw up when I put my hand in something sticky!!!
There are rust stains all over the bathroom tub, and there is gross stuff on the sides of the night table!! If you're considering here, go somewhere else. You'll be skeeved out!!!!!
Great Hotel, Clean and Convenient
Stayed at the Holiday Inn Express for one night during Spring Break and found it to be very nice and clean. The pool and jacuzzi are added bonuses for this type of hotel. The complimentary breakfast bar and coffee (all day) are wonderful nice amenities which save time and money if traveling with family/children. I would surely recommend this location to family/friends traveling in the area. The hotel is close to shopping malls, restaurants, etc. not to mention the wonderfully famous Siesta Key Beach. For those familiar with the area, the hotel is located right at intersection of 41 & Stickney Point Road (the south end of the key, less traveled than north end.)
Great location for Siesta Key without High Price
We stayed, two of us, there for 9 days. Great location without being on the beach. Can walk to siesta key. Although you would want to take a car for the beach. Siesta Key has the large famous beach, but we like the small Turtle beach better. No parking problems because most people go to the large one. Also good reasonable turtles restaurant is down there. The hotel rooms were smaller than most Holiday Inns Expresses, especially the newer ones. We also got a room over the parking lot and behind a stair well which made the room damp and dungy. I went looking for a room around the pool side and found one still empty and requested a change. They complied. We checked in around 4:20 and most were already checking in. The price has gone way up in Feb 2004, to back to before 9/11, 2001 prices, which were higher before the attacks.
However, service was good. Always found fresh towels and toiletries.
even when we took towels to beach and room was always cleaned even with the sand, and mess. Pool was best. Pool was heated above body tempature. Great after hiking. Jacuzii was large and tiled and above the pool temparature. Still was chilly in end of February. Felt good at evening to swim or just stand in pool. Showers were lousy with water pressure. Buffet was good, but you need to get down there by 8:30 to get seat. Pool area was quiet enough. More older people and couples were there. Very few young kids. TV good, some reception problem, but 27" and good remote. Bathroom very small and only one sink. I have been in newer holiday inn expresses, especially the one in SF, Ca. which I thought was tops and large for price. This one was not the size I would imagined, but they did get two double beds in, but hard to walk around.
This had to be an older hotel. Also the entrances were in outside like a motel, but there was a cover to lobby, both back and front and their were two elevators to 4 floors so it was easy to get to rooms.
Dec 13, 14 '03. good location, nice breakfast, heated pool/spa, wireless internet being installed, good value, pd $ 50 a nite
good value for $ 50 pd per nite. with 2 double beds, room is packed.
good free parking in back. friendly staff. wireless internet being installed in lobby area.
Good Value
I stayed here in early October, 2003 and the room and hotel in general was clean and well kept. The complimentary breakfast had a good selection including hard boiled eggs. The hotel is one mile from Siesta Key Public Beach ( one of the best in the world), with shopping and dining next door and across the street from the hotel. This area is more popular with retirees and young families so do not expect an exciting nightlife. So if your looking for a quit getaway and a great value you won't go wrong with this hotel.
Mold and noise
We made a reservation weeks ahead of time for a two-day stay in Sarasota. They put us in a room looking out on the parking lot and across from the back of a grocery store with a loud air conditioner.
The elevator to the second-floor room (two story motel--first floor drive up to door; elevator or stairs to second floor rooms) had a filthy rug and the smell was awful. We asked to move but no rooms available on the "garden view" side. The ceiling had mold on it. The room was clean, remodeled and otherwise OK, though very small, and would have been fine except for the offensive elevator, the noise and the moldy ceiling. We weren't looking for luxury--just clean and convenient to sites and beach since Sarasota was just a stop on our way home from a family wedding in Miami. Don't know if the ceiling was an isolated problem but the elevator was unacceptable. If staying at this hotel would make sure to get a room on other side of hotel.
We moved to the Hampton Inn which was less expensive and just what we were looking for. The room was spacious and comfortable.
We wrote Holiday Inn and they responded immediately and indicated that they would be contacting the hotel about the problems. They sent us a gift certificate to use at any of their hotels or restaurants.
Clean and Beautiful
The Holiday Inn Express was great. We got the hotel for a great rate. We were pleasantly surprised to see how beautiful the hotel was when we arrived. I was slightly worried because the price was so good. THe breakfast is great with everything from hard boiled eggs to cinnamon rolls. Our room was clean and neat. THe hotel is very close to the beach, restaurants and shopping. We used the pool everyday, it was very nice and had a hot tub. I would definately recommend the Holiday Inn Express for a great place to stay while in Sarasota/Siesta Key, one of the best beaches in the world.
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... need to get an alarm system and then worry about it long distance. The Venetian Falls place. Beautiful inside, much newer than the other places we looked at, being sold furnished, lovely grounds, across the street from a beautiful club house and pool. Lots of activities, very low HOA fees BUT there is nothing special about it - no view except plants out the back. No Florida feel other than it would be warm and sunny. I know that doesn't make sense but I can't ...
What a difference a day makes
Turn the calendar from January 31 to Feb 1 and this place changes dramatically. The island has gone from a sleepy peaceful place with few people, mostly older, to more traffic, more people. Lots of familys, younger people. They tell me "the season" here is Feb and March and this has been very evident this week. Standing in front of the rental agency on Pine Ave I watched several different families arrive to check in. Midwest plates mainly. ...
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... like the DeSoto Memorial just off the island. Lovely quiet park that wanders along the Bay with plenty of places to get to the water..... and some interesting oyster shells. Walking to the pier and back has been a way to get my walking in. I can see a time when the drive to collect shells will not need to be answered every day. Didn't think that would ever happen, but I've never had 4 weeks to shell. Maybe driving to the ...
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... we headed over to the historic district for dinner at Nancy's BBQ, which came highly recommended. It was indeed quite tasty, and they had Yuengling Lager! Afterwards, we enjoyed strolling down the cute retail strip of Pineapple Street. We keep seeing these "Tube Dude" sculptures everywhere, including in a retail location that only sells them in St. Armand's Circle. Well, on Pineapple Street there was one dressed as a surgeon, and N was a ...
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I have been working at Tim Hortons
tim hortons will pay you a little better if you have previous experence working in a kitchen. They started me at 7.65 but promissed me 8 an hr if I was full time. Over night baker make better money too
The catch working there is you have to be in the loop with your fellow co workers To trade shifts or to have people help you. You should share what your being paid so you know who is and who isnt geting screwed. Tim hortons is layed back. doesnt drug test and is staffed quite well mid shift. The mornings are crazy tho. but everyone is just ordering coffee and its very easy
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I have been working at Tim HortonsPros
Free coffee is the only good thingCons
uneducated managers and owners
poor pay
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look at what store owners actually do, just do surprise visit instead of letting the whole world know your coming.Doesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO
I have been working at Tim HortonsPros
it is a job that is not two bad of an enviroment because most of the clientel is elderly and easy to please with your group of regularsCons
very young crowd to work with not much maturity or organiation. schedulig is a a disater a far asplaning ahead or haig a routine.Advice to ManagementAdvice
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