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ROANOKE, VIRGINIA -- We booked this room after 5 days without power in the sweltering summer. Although the air conditioning was so very welcome, and the hotel lobby was set up beautifully, it was not at all representative of the hotel itself. The halls and balconies were poorly lit, dirty, with broken tiles and decay very evident. You could see the street below where the balcony walls did not meet the floors and the insulation had decayed and browned. The "laundry facilities" consisted of a washer and dryer crammed into a small space next to an ice machine - with no lights and sketchy power sources.
The "recreational facilities" consisted of 2 tandem bikes - seemingly from the prior century - and a treadmill that was unusable due to the belt being dry-rotted. (Yes, it was that old.) There was a strange odor in the lobby hallways and the parking lot was full of holes, chunks of asphalt, and cracks.
The room itself was no better - outside of the conveniences of air and power. The room was billed as a queen size room. The headboard was queen size, the bed itself was a full. The blanket had holes in it and barely fit the bed. There were dark stains on the carpet and the box spring. There was no smoke alarm, and no knob for the "heater" in the bathroom. The toilet was filthy and looked as if the underside of the rim had not been cleaned in ages. The ceiling tiles in the bathroom were cut and did not fit in the drop-down grid properly, leaving dark gaps in the ceiling area. Although there were a microwave and mini-fridge in the room, both were old, scarred, and dirty.
There were spill stains/runs on the wall, as if someone had thrown something liquid against it and it had never been cleaned. The lampshades were dirty and torn and the ironing board cover was stained and dirty as well. It seems as if more attention has been paid to the lobby - to give appearance of beauty and style - than to the rooms, which are much more important to the guests who must reside in them. Again, although it provided a respite from our situation, I would not recommend this hotel in the state that it is currently in.
NIAGARA FALLS CN -- I just has the worst experience of my life at one of your franchises namely: Ramada, 7389 Lundy's Lane, Niagara Falls, ON L2H 2W9 905-356-6119. I planned a company meeting to be held at this property. I had 30 of my guest check in, I rented the Banquet hall for a day, the following day I rented a meeting room for the morning. When booking this event, I felt that if it was a Ramada that the accommodations would be acceptable. Out of 30 rooms rented we had a serious problem with 21 of them. That's over 2/3 customer complaints rate or 66% however you count it.
One of my attendees was told that he complained too much and they were taking him out of the room and he should find another hotel. MIND YOU THIS IS AUGUST!! Many of the attendees had no air conditioning and after complaining to the main desk they were informed that the property owners knew about it, but there was nothing they could do.
Another guest that requested to be moved from a room that had the carpet covered in blood so bad that they could not stay in that room. They were moved to another room that had no air conditioning. In attempt to complain, the phone did not work, after going to the desk, the clerk said she knew that but there was nothing she could do. I moved them into one of the rooms I had reserved. Then when checking out they were charged for all three rooms for two nights.
I had a guest who had two babies, 2 and 4 years old, in a room with no air conditioning. When request at least a fan they were told that there were no fans on the property, as you know THE WINDOWS DO NOT OPEN. This property has such a bad reputation that the shuttle bus driver upon hearing us talking, asked if they were in rooms ** and **, upon telling him yes, he asked if they ever fixed the air conditioning and if they ever cleaned up the blood at the front door. Many guest had bloodstains on their sheets and floors or had holes and rips in the sheets.
One guest had only one towel, upon calling to the desk they were told they had no one to bring anything up, but if they came to the front desk they think they could find another towel. This situation was so bad, that during dinner I gave everyone a piece of paper and instructed them to put their room number on it and if there room was OK they should say so. If they had a problem they should indicate that also. I know that some on these problems are just normal complaints and should be taken with a grain of salt, but please take the time to read them and I think you will see that this property does not deserve your branding.
I have asked ** Operations Manager (and the highest person on the property) for an explanation, he shook his head and said everything was fine. I asked that everyone be given a $50.00 credit per night, he almost laughed and told me he would go out of business if he did that, then he offered me $20.00 off my room for two nights (apparently it is cheaper to give refunds of $10.00 each night than to fix everything). The sad part is that all of the desk people know and keep apologizing and say there is nothing they can do and that they hear it everyday.
I organize sales meetings all of the time, and around the country, to help keep everyone pumped up and motivated. It doesn't work when my salespeople spend half the day (all morning) complaining about how bad the rooms were and how nobody cared! What a waste of money on my part! I would like to see that everyone be given a $50.00 credit on their card for each night they paid for. I feel this would be the fairest solution for the property and my salespeople.
Even after I told them not to charge my card till everything got worked out, they did. Hopefully you care about the Ramada Branding.
We had a reservation made on our behalf and came to your the Ramada City Center in UB on August 3. What we did not know is that the hotel was not functioning yet. (There was no coffee available in the lobby bar, there was no restaurant in the hotel that was open, floors were still being painted and renovated, there was no place to eat breakfast in the morning, etc.) Nevertheless the next morning when we wanted to check out and pay for our two connecting hotel rooms, the bill had an extra charge for four breakfasts even though breakfast was clearly included in the room rate for the four persons staying in two rooms.
(Additionally, the dining room was not open, we had to walk through a construction site from the kitchen to a small enclosed room off the as yet unopened mall, and our breakfasts were carried through this construction zone to the small room where guests were asked to have breakfast. We would never have eaten breakfast at all if it were not included in the room rate, and indeed did not eat what was put on our plates. The breakfast under these conditions was extremely unpleasant and loud given the buzz saws and hammering and dust all around us.)
So, we were asked to pay for a breakfast we didn't really want to eat and while discussing this became dangerously late for our flight. The desk manager guaranteed that if we came back the next week as planned, the hotel would be finished, all the glitches would be resolved, and that we would be extremely happy customers with the services provided. We made a reservation again for the same two connecting rooms one week hence.
When we arrived one week later, we were told that there was no reservation for us. When we insisted there was, the reservation was found but we were told that there were no two connecting rooms available. Since we were traveling with children, this was an impossibility for us. Connecting rooms were then found on a floor that was still under construction (although we were not told that). The noise was incessant. The smell of paint overwhelming. And the air conditioning not functioning. Upon arriving in the room we called the desk to say there was no ventilation in either room. We asked for two other rooms.
Now we waited for the ventilation in the rooms we were stuck with to be fixed. This took several hours and we were forced to wait without being able to take showers after one week on the road, in the airless rooms, until the technicians could figure out why there was no ventilation available in the middle of summer in Ulaanbaatar. This lost us several hours and forced us to take dinner in the hotel (which was another disaster).
The next morning we needed to use the business center partially for urgent emails related to my medical practice as a doctor. We were not able to use the business center since it had been rented out completely. So it took us a whole morning until finally we were lent a computer, that crashed several times, for use in the lobby. Then when we wanted to print the documents, that was another long story. Then when we asked for two envelopes, the hotel bizarrely did not have any envelopes that were not pre-addressed TO the hotel. So there was not one envelope for use in this supposedly four star hotel.
In summary, I think everyone understands how substandard it was compared to any 3 star experience in Europe or North America, and certainly any hotel with the Ramada name on it.
When we finally came to settle the bill and leave for the airport, our second + final time, the desk manager felt uncomfortable and didn't know how to settle the bill. So finally he offered us a free stay for the first night, and a lousy reduction on the second night. So it is now unbelievable that after offering us the free stay, and after three weeks, the Ramada Hotel wants to charge us! (And even worse not even contacting us directly, but harassing the poor people who made the reservation to pay a bill they have nothing to do with!!)
The hotel is unfinished, and the top management quite amateurish and under par.
ESSINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA -- We stayed for 2 days at the Ramada Inn on Industrial Highway by the Phila. airport. On our 2nd night there was a convention of biker cops - no joke. These people were partying on every floor of the hotel until 4:00am!!!!! There were prostitutes all over the place, people blasting music, slamming doors, running around in the halls, screaming, etc. We complained to the manager at least half a dozen times. These people were asked repeatedly to get out of the hallways, and absolutely refused.
When I went down to the desk in person in my pajamas at 3:00am there were several prostitutes mixing with these "police officers" and one of them tried to attack me because I said that they were slamming doors and she said that they were not slamming doors. One of the men in the group had to grab her and pull her away from me before she attacked me. The manager was pathetic, completely unable to handle the situation. The next morning one of the prostitutes came running out of her room screaming that I was a ** because me and my husband and our 7 and 10 year old child were making too much noise as we were leaving the hotel to catch our airplane.
The woman in the van with us to the hotel told us that she was pushing furniture up against the door, as she was so afraid of these people. When I called Hotwire to tell them what happened, they apologized and contacted the hotel. At first they told us that there was no report of any trouble in the hotel that night, then finally someone called me, apologized and told us that we would be refunded the full amount of our stay. Turns out that then, one of the managers decided that we should only be refunded for the night that we were threatened by the prostitutes, not the other night, as we were not physically threatened the other night!!!!!!!!!
When I called the main number for Ramada to complain about this, the woman, **, made all kinds of excuses for the hotel. She asked why I didn't leave the hotel if I was threatened? That is their customer care - threatened in our hotels? Just pack up your family in the middle of the night and sleep at the airport. This should be their new advertising campaign.
Gee, I never thought of getting my kids out of bed at 3 in the morning, getting them dressed, packed and out of the hotel - we had no car - so I guess we could have taken the shuttle to the airport and slept on the floor of the airport, or I guess that is what the people at Ramada think is a great alternative to staying in their hotels, being kept up all night and being cursed at and threatened. I guess it never occurred to her to apologize for what had gone on at their property - maybe because this is par for the course?
I'm wondering if they have an official policy stating that you can only get refunds on the days that other "guests" at the hotel threaten you. If you spend other days at their hotel and aren't physically threatened or kept awake all night, then that's a good day for the Ramada and they will not refund your money!!!!!!!
BRIDGETON, MISSOURI -- My family arrived at Ramada Inn St. Louis Airport on August 10, 2010. It was 101 degrees in St. Louis when we arrived. We checked into a hotel room at the front desk. When we pulled around to the side of the building to bring our luggage in, the rear door was not secured and anyone could walk in off the street. The halls smelled of mildew and stench. After arriving to the room, we found the A/C not working.
Attempting to let the A/C blow hoping it would cool off eventually, I called the front desk and made the gentleman who answered aware of the problem. I told him that we were going to go out to dinner and would return later. His suggestion was to let the broken A/C blow while we were gone and he would have maintenance look at it, then if it wasn't repaired by the time we got back, he would change our room.
We returned to the hotel to find the room still hot and my son's brand new sneakers missing. I called the front desk to make the gentleman aware of the hot room and the missing shoes but he was off shift and I spoke to his relief, a woman who assured me that the missing shoes would be looked into and that we would be moved to a new room. So we moved to a new room and as my family got settled in, I went to the front desk to lodge the complain about the missing sneakers.
The woman at the front desk asked me several questions, as if suggesting that I had forgotten to lock the door or had not brought the sneakers in the first place. I insisted that the door was locked and I was fully aware of the sneakers in the room prior to leaving for dinner. She said that she could check the room log and that she could tell me if anyone had been in the room while we were out. She asked me to have a seat while she went through a door and "checked the logs".
I decided, instead, to walk down the hallway to see if the hotel complimentary computer station was working. It wasn't of course, so I returned down the hall, only to find the woman at the front desk, who was supposed to be checking the room log, goofing off in the hall with another employee. She didn't see me as she slipped back into the office from the side door and proceeded to the front desk to tell me that the room log showed no sign of entry.
It's obvious to me that she didn't really check the room log. It's also obvious to me that the gentleman who knew me and my family would be out to dinner and the maintenance department were the only people to have access to the room and our schedule. The theft of my son's gym shoes was an inside job.
I returned to our new room to tell my wife that we were being taken advantage of and found her and my sons loading the luggage tow because the center nightstand in the new room was literally crawling with ants. We immediately checked out and as I asked for the lady at the front desk's name I was told just to give the date of the incident and the shift if I had any further complaint.
This was the worst experience I've ever had in ANY hotel. I complained to Hotwire.com through whom I booked the room and they had no solution to offer. They claimed the hotel rating changed after we arrived and they apologized for not making us aware of the change before we arrived. They said they couldn't refund the money from our stay because although the experience was bad and customer service was poor, we had at least stayed one day.
Ramada Inn has done nothing to date to resolve this unfortunate incident and have made no effort to compensate us for our valuables being stolen. The hotel was not secure as advertised and the staff was in no way professional or courteous. Hotwire misrepresented their rating system and when the hotel they endorsed was not up to standard, they stood idly by. I will never again use Ramada Inn or Hotwire.com for anything.
We were on vacation and it was nearly ruined by this experience. My son's $100.00 sneakers were stolen from what was supposed to be a secure room in what was supposed to be a secure hotel, neither of which were the case. We had to spend an extra $400.00 to book another hotel at the last minute because of this experience. It cost us $500.00 and a significant portion of our vacation lost.
BLOOMINGTON, MINNESOTA -- I was NOT pleased at all with our stay at this Ramada Inn location. I booked our room online and was pleased when I found it to be GRAND OPENING weekend of a newly remodeled hotel. This hotel was also supposed to have Sharky the Shark AND the Backyardigans ALL DAY Saturday. We have a 3 year old son that was ecstatic to see them and thus, the reason I booked THIS particular hotel. To my disbelief... my son DID NOT see either of them on Saturday. I was told when we checked in on Friday night that they would be there Saturday from 2:00 - 6:00pm from 2 different individuals.
Then again while at the Mall of America I decided to call the Ramada just to verify again that they would be there for my son to see and yet again was told, "yes ma'am until 6:00pm." I called around 4:00pm and rushed through the mall to be sure to make it back in time to the hotel so my son could see these costumed people. I would NOT have made it such a big deal, but to a 3 year old, of course these things ARE a big deal and unhappily enough... no sign of them in the lobby, where I specifically was told they would be. I asked at the front desk lobby and was told: "oh they left around 4:45pm", we got there around 5:00pm.
I can't believe how unprofessional this was taken, like "big deal they aren't here, oh well for you", kind of attitude I was given at the front desk.
If I would have to rate this location on a scale from 1 (worst) - 10 (superb), I would give it a 3, just for the fact that the pool was clean and the renovation on the new outdoor area pool/fire pits/bar area was added. We never got to use it however, it rained Sat and Sunday, and on Friday night we were told we couldn't sit down because they were taking pictures to place on the website. Which I understood, but after the comedy club we went back outdoors only to find the bar area was closed down and there were 3 women sitting, talking outside with blankets around them and 1 of the fire pits going, they may have worked there, I don't really know.
They did a really great job on this outside part, but the rest of the hotel looks like a shack, nasty, dirty floors throughout hotel, looks like back in the 70's. When we got to our room, my mom thought it was just fine, but I looked around waiting for the cockroaches to appear. I was NOT impressed one bit. My husband just gave me this look like: "this is your deal, your vacation, let's make the best of it, but I wasn't expecting to pay for this." Yes, I got the grand opening sneak peek deal of $69.00 + tax a night, but I've stayed at way better than this for about the same price.
The room just looked dirty, not the beds, but the room in general. The bathtub looked like dirty feet had been there and left on the bottom of the tub for eternity, the bottom floor was caked with a black ring around the whole floor of the tub, the ceiling tile wasn't in place in some spots, the wall tiles were dirty and dust surrounded many of the tiles, when I went to open the window shades, the windows looked like they've never been cleaned with windex in ages and were streaked inside and out, they were so bad we couldn't even look through them.
The walls when we first walked in looked like they were pegged with paint balls at one time and just replaced with wallpaper to cover the holes, but you could still see every single spot. The walls were paper thin, my husband and I heard a woman in the next room crying, I felt awful. This is possibly the WORST hotel I personally have stayed in.
We were only supposed to stay Friday night and leave Saturday, but we didn't get in everything that we wanted to do so we stayed an additional night and left on Sunday. I personally wanted to change hotels, but my husband suggested asking for a different room, possibly a larger room or a connecting room. No discount was even discussed and it felt like they were trying to raise the price if anything with us.
Just overall... this is the worst place I have stayed at. No great customer service here, it felt like they didn't even care that we chose their vicinity, when the economy isn't at its best and there are many, many places to stay... I should have gone with my gut feeling and changed hotels after Friday night, but I thought maybe they would help us out and try to please us and make us want to stay there. No, they could have cared less. The breakfast in the morning was miserable as well and what's with the water and pop in MN, tastes like your drinking from a swimming pool, so not many great things to say about THIS HOTEL unfortunately.
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA -- Two weeks ago I spent a Monday and Tuesday night at the Ramada on Hotel Circle. That Thursday, I realized I could not find my phone charger and called the hotel. Sure enough, they had found it in the room. The person at the desk asked for my address and credit card number, which I gave him.
I checked the mail for it every day after that. I waited one full week before calling again (in the mean time I had to go out and buy a new cell phone charger) to ask if it had been mailed. This time the person at the desk referred me to someone else, a manager of some type, who was conveniently "not at her desk", even though it was during normal business hours. I left a message on this manager's voice mail, with explicit details on my situation. At this point, I was still unfussed.
I was not contacted by this manager the following day so I called again on Saturday. The person at the desk told me that she was out for the day but that she would for sure call me the next day, Sunday. Well, unfortunately, that never happened.
So I called again today (Monday) and finally this manager actually seemed to be in her office. I talked to her, explained my situation once more and told her I had left several messages for her, expecting to be called back. She was nothing but rude with me, and snippily replied that she had left me a message. That was entirely untrue because I had received multiple messages from other people after I bought a new charger, but not one was from the manager of the Ramada. Regardless, if she had actually left me a message, how was I supposed to reply, she's never "at her desk".
Anyway, she said that she needed clarification on my credit card details, which I gave her. She said it would be mailed first thing in the morning. Ten minutes later, she calls again and leaves a message, as I am otherwise occupied. She said that my credit card still wasn't working, and that "we would have to go over this again tomorrow". As if I were in some way inconveniencing her.
Fair enough, I planned on calling her again tomorrow. Then, I checked my account online and guess what? Apparently my card information was valid because she has charged me three times for shipping. So now, I still have to call her tomorrow morning, but not to verify card info, but instead to try to get her to refund me for the other two charges.
By now I am incredibly angry and have no intention of staying at this hotel ever again. Even if it had been the most amazing hotel I had ever seen (which it wasn't), I would still avoid this place like the plague because of the terrible customer service of this one woman in particular. How she ever got to be a manager when she treats customers so rudely is beyond me.
Oh, and one other interesting little tidbit. This week I had the beginnings of a strange rash. I went to my doctor and he told me that it looked like scabies. Lovely. Yet again, another disappointment. There is no other place I could have gotten that delightful specimen other than that hotel. My mother always warned me about using the comforter on the bed in a hotel. I used to think she was crazy, now I think she was right. I would never recommend this place to anyone. Don't stay here if you can avoid it.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN -- Stayed in this hotel since Wednesday night, for a total of four nights. Hotel overall MUCH better than one we stayed at two weeks ago in Laramie Wyoming (however that wouldn't take much). However, tonight the hotel has rented out a large room that sits in the center of the hotel. All of the walls of this room are glass and all of the inside hotel rooms are built around this so that the room windows look into this room. There is a party going on with live music that is so loud we cannot hear our TV without it being turned up to extremely high volume. We feel like we are at a concert sitting front row stage center (except it's not even good music) with the band yelling into the mic.
We were told by the front desk this party will be going on until midnight. Really? You would book a party like this at a hotel that does not have a proper Banquet room away from other hotel guest?! We should have been warned. We are here on business and have had to get up early to work every morning including tomorrow. This will be the last time we ever stay in a Ramada and for obvious reasons ever recommend one. Very surprised Wyndham owns hotels of this quality.
FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA -- Started my vacation with 3 days 2 nights in Ft. Lauderdale then to West Palm for a cruise. When we called the hotel to say our plane was delayed, they did not have us registered. Had to call the reservation specialist to find out what happened and they finally found us. First night awoke during the night to my hand and back and leg itching. Got up in the morning to find I had horrible bed bug bites. My hand was swollen from my wrist to the knuckles, my thigh was swollen twice its size, my shoulder, back and neck were huge and it hurt so bad I had to go to the ER.
When we returned to the hotel to show them, they moved our room but kept saying it was not bed bugs. The next night my husband had the same thing happen to him. We checked out immediately. The rest of our vacation was ruined as we were in pain and itching for the entire time. We notified the company and got the biggest round around ever, saying they checked the room, nothing.
Finally they admitted they found bed bugs in our second room however this was weeks later and I wanted compensation for my medical bills and for the pain and ruined vacation. Well they really don't care about their guest, they paid the bill reluctantly and I only got $350 for pain and my ruined vacation.
TAMARAK, FLORIDA -- Spent a couple of nights at the Ramada on business trip. I was told by some lady at the door to watch my car at night time and to stay in at night time. So thinking that it could have been some personal experience, I still walked to the front desk. As they provided me with breakfast vouchers, I explained to her that I was traveling alone but she insisted to take two just in case I found a special night companion.
So I went to my room and as I exited the elevator I knew the experience was not going to be the best. Patched holes on the walls, carpet was old, discolored, door locks discolored and old. And inside the room, old second hand furniture, the TV came from my grandma's living room and the lamps were from 1970s. At approximately 11:00 pm I heard detonations outside. Did not dare to look.
Next morning I intended to take a shower but I took a bath at the same time since the drain was plug. So get to breakfast and between the host and the line I lost my appetite. What happened to the name of Ramada. It looks like an expensive Super 8.


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BARRE An East Barre man has admitted to repeatedly raping a female relative and could be deported because of it.
Reco A. Jones, 52, pleaded guilty Friday in Washington County criminal court in Barre to sexually assaulting a child under 16.
He agreed to a sentence of 12 years to life in prison, but Judge Thomas Zonay ordered a presentence investigation be completed by the Department of Corrections before formal sentencing.
By pleading guilty, Jones admitted to repeatedly sexually assaulting a female relative over a period of seven years.
He had originally been charged with aggravated repeated sexual assault against a child, which carries a minimum sentence of 25 years, but that charge was amended as part of the plea agreement.
Jones may never serve his sentence as he is a native of Barbados and not a U.S. citizen. Court paperwork submitted by Thomas McCarthy of United States Citizenship and Immigration Services says that any person applying to become a citizen of the U.S. who is convicted of sexual abuse on a minor is considered an aggravated felon and subject to deportation.
An official at Immigration and Customs Enforcement said the agency is aware of the Jones case and would review it. Since Jones is the holder of a so-called green card, which grants an immigrant permanent resident status in the U.S. provided the holder doesnt commit any actions that would make him or her removable under immigration law, a federal immigration judge from the Department of Justice would have to strip Jones of his right to be in the country before he could be deported.
Jones also pleaded guilty to two counts of violating his conditions of release. Jones admitted he was communicating with the victims mother by sending letters asking to get the girl out of the country if a trial were to take place to keep her from testifying. Jones was barred from having contact with the victim or her mother.
In the letters, portions of which were read in court in November, Jones mentions the girls refusal to testify and tells the girls mother that his attorney, Maggie Vincent, has advised him not to take the case to trial, but (Vincent) doesnt know that there is an agreement or understanding.
According to Deputy States Attorney Megan Campbell in November, her office had received 46 letters written to the victims mother and CDs of more than 250 phone calls between Jones and the mother.
As part of Jones plea agreement, four charges of violating conditions of release were dropped.
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Trollans (Montork, Dree Elle, Yuckers)
Madam Razz & Broom
Red Eye
Daimar the Demon (baby)
This is the MOTUC Filmation Mini-figure Popularity Poll. This poll is dedicated to all the smaller (literally) characters that rounded out the Filmation universe. Without some of these characters produced as MOTUC figures, I won't feel the MOTUC line is truly complete.
It doesn't matter how they come or how we get them. Two packs, three packs, pack-ins, lesser articulation (head & shoulders only), whatever. Please just vote for all the characters you want in your collection. Remember this is just for fun, so no "Mattel shouldn't waste a thought on these until I get Two-Bad" or "none of the above because they don't stab", please.
I made this list off the top of my head so if I missed anyone, feel free to post them below. Thanks.
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Madame Razz & Broom
Red Eye
The only one of these little guys I want is Kowl, in Filmation, not toy colours.
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Imp is my number one most wanted little guy....make it so!
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All I am saying is if Mattel was going to try and make the most completed collection of figures to date than most of these character's should be included if not all of them! Though to be truthful I cannot for the life of me remember the demon baby!
My top 5:
- Kowl
- Imp
- Madam Razz & Broom
- Trollans (Unkle Montork & Dree Elle)
- Lookee
MY MOTUC WANTS: (Rotar), Songster "Kevin Corrigan", Kittrina, Illumina, (Peekablue), (Perfuma), Master Sebrian, Sagitar, Tuskador, Darius, Kayo, Vizar, Nocturna, Spinwit, Artilla, (Saurod), (Twistoid), KARG, Evil Seed 200X, Lord Masque, Hunga the Harpy, Lodar, Mask of Power Demons, (Dragstor), Vultak, Calix, Lizorr, Hoove, Critta, Quakke, Butthead, Staghorn
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I honestly don't know who many of these are. I said yes to kowl and lookee.
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Now how about some mini-comics love (like Lodar, Geldor, Dakon......)? And Mermista?
Starchild!! The most powerful child in the universe!!! wiiiiiiiii
Seems like no likes Widgets. And here I thought everyone liked a bit of dwarf in their sword and sorcery. Agreed.
Daimar was in an early episode (17 or 18) in which a brown winged baby that Orko was looking after turns into a giant malevolent being from Eternia's past and attacks Castle Grayskull (iirc). Of course the baby version should probably come with the adult version. Even though this wouldn't be scale accurate (because adult Daimar was HUGE), but a Gy-Gor buck, Draego wings, with new arms, legs and head would make for a great Daimar.
I think Locus should get more love as well! He was the herald of Satan (Spirit of Evil) in the episode the Wizard of Stone Mountain. Not only that, I think the very same Locus design was used for more characters later on. He was the reddish-orange, winged devil guy. Truly a Filmation staple.
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Lol. Starchild is a character I could once fully understand "why would they"? But being I try to make use of everything we've been given- my Star Sisters canon needs Starchild to make thibgs come together.
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I honestly could only choose just theses guys. I'm sure they are more little type characters in motu, pop, n/a ect but nothing that interesting comes to mind.
Montork & Dree Elle
Madam Razz & Broom
Skeleton-Warriors, Ra-Jar, Spinwit, Rock Golem, Evil Seed, Lord Masque, Prahvus, General Tartaran, Hawke, Slob-Boar, King Agho, Hunga the Harpy, Sh'gora, Masks of Power Demons, Nocturna, Lizzor, Horde Wraiths, Sagitar, Crimson Fury, Lodar, Vizar, Angast, Negator, Melaktha, ABC Giants, Stridor
I voted for Kowl, Lookee, Madame & Broom, Twiggets, basically the cool important She-Ra characters.
I've always hated Imp. I dont care about imp. The cool red bat creature on Hordak's arm in MOTUC is perfect as an imp stand in. I certainly dont need anything more accurate. I completely understand why people want him, and correctly so. If they make the above, they should make Imp. I just dont want one.
I almost voted for Starchild. I kinda do want her. But in good faith, I couldnt actually vote for her, because ultimately, nah, I dont care.
Madame Razz, Kowl, Lookee and Imp are essentials. The rest are passable. For me Razz and Kowl are as important as Orko. I also like Kowl more than Orko, his lines were hilarious.
I do not want any of these. In my opinion, these are the Scrappy-Doos of MOTU.
Although, it would be fun to have a one-piece non-articulated Lookee simply because it would be a fun game to hide him in different places in the display and watch my son try to find him.
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I'd take ANYTHING Filmation in MOTUC.
I'd love to get as many Trollans as possible, and I can't wait to see LooKee, Kowl, Imp (in many of his forms as well!), Razz, and Broom. Less crucial to me, but I'd certainly like to get them are Starchild (I'm coming around on her as I did with Imp), Twiggets, Widgets, Red Eye, and Daimar. I don't recall the others offhand, so I didn't vote for them. (I'd probably be happy with them anyhow.)
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Sorry, none of them....
Imp would be the only one by a long shot.
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Just these 5 to be honest.
1. Imp
2. Madame Razz & Broom
3. Kowl
4. Lookee
5. Trollans (Montork, Dree Elle, Yuckers)
Quote the Raven, Nevermore.
It can't rain all the time.
"Live the journey, for every destination is but a doorway to another."
1. Madame Razz & Broom
2. Kowl
3. Twiggets
4. Loo-Kee
5. Imp
6. Trollans
7. Red Eye
8. Widgets
The Bibbets were not on this list but I would gladly take them as well, over the Widgets!
Kowla was also missing and I would want her, especially if a Red Eye were to come out.
I'm glad Tullamore isn't on that list
I'd take Kowl, Monteeg and Locus ...
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After these requirements are met, the student then applies and interviews for admission into the Physical Therapy program at New York Medical College.
Within 30 days of the distribution of final grades for each spring semester, the Physical Therapy Advisory Committee will meet to review the progress of all candidates. Those students who have not met the minimum requirements for the program will be notified that they will no longer be considered to be part of the program. If students wishes to reapply to the program, they must correct the deficiencies they have. Upon this remediation, it is necessary for the student to send a letter to the Coordinator of the Physical Therapy program, explaining why they were dismissed and why the committee should reconsider their candidacy. This letter should be accompanied with a copy of their most recent transcript.
The strength of our agreement with New York Medical College lies in the understanding that the college advisory committee only recommends those students they feel are truly capable of completing the program. It is understood by NYMC that the vast majority of the prerequisite courses will be taken at Mount Saint Mary College. Students are only permitted to take one prerequisite course or course sequence at a different school. If a student needs to repeat a course, that course must be taken at Mount Saint Mary College within the next academic year and a grade of B or higher must be achieved. Transfer students must maintain a 3.0 GPA in their major and prerequisite courses. Prior course work will be evaluated by the committee on an individual basis.
Modern physical therapists are prepared to treat patients ranging in age from infants to the elderly.Their work is performed in settings as diverse as outpatient clinics, schools, and specialized departments within hospitals. Within these settings, physical therapists assist patients in dealing with problems such as orthopedic maladies (neck and back pain, the rehabilitation of joints following corrective surgery and assisting patients in pain reduction and increased mobility) and aiding patients in regaining an acceptable quality of life (the result of developmental abnormalities, disease, following severe accidents, heart attacks, or strokes).
Within the context of today's health care system, Physical Therapists are specialized in examining and treating individuals with impairment of their daily lives, the result of musculoskeletal and neuromuscular problems. To prepare for the demands of such a profession, students must attend a postgraduate program of physical therapy and, upon the successful completion of that program, they are required to pass a national examination and be licensed in the state in which they wish to practice.
Students in the Biology/Physical Therapy track at the Mount will be prepared to apply to Physical Therapy programs within and outside of our articulation with New York Medical College. They can also easily switch their career goals without requiring any extra courses for graduation from the Mount.
Employment of physical therapists is projected to grow 36 percent from 2012 to 2022, much faster than the average for all occupations. Demand for physical therapy services will come from the aging baby boomers, who are staying active later in life.
In addition, physical therapists will be needed to treat people with mobility issues stemming from chronic conditions, such as diabetes or obesity.*
*US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, March 2015.
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Port to Windows Runtime kick-started.
First supported mobile OS for Qt5 was the N9 btw, it was fully working a year before Qt5 was even released.
For those interested in how to fast JavaScript is even possible on iOS or WP, try to read this: QML Engine Internals Part 3: Binding Types. V4 is some awesome shit.
LOL. Are you blind or what? Digias understanding of "free" is to force all contributors to assign the a very broad license so they can screw the GPL.
there you have it. Digia(Oracle2) busine$$ is selling as many commercial licensed Qt products as possible. They do this by targeting closed platforms with commercial software.Originally Posted by Oracle2
Not Quite funkstar, what that says is the following:
Our toolkit is under LGPL, but if you want a BSD equivalent license and paid support... you can have it, for a price (e.g. you get all of the freedom of the LGPL but if you want more than that you have to pay for it, which is fair). It says nothing about having to pay to use other platforms the way you have to do with say Mono.
Oh and funkstar you're kinda neckbearding it out yourself if you think that having a completely portable (write once, compile and run anywhere (including all the mobile OSes: BBX, iOS, Android, WindowsRT, etc...)), open source toolkit is a bad thing. I mean unless you like people writing to device specific closed source toolkits...
Thank you for putting it straight; Qt is NOT under the license restriction making it free software. Go tell that loud and clear to all the Qt neckbeardos.
I couldnt care less for a commercial toolkit targeting all the closed OSes. I dont give a fuck. However when Qt clearly is dong evil with the contributor license and slings FUD from the sales offices it gets to ne my business. I suggest you try call em and ask if the commercial license offers you protection against open source and you will have the bad mouthing open source in minutes. Been there done that.Oh and funkstar you're kinda neckbearding it out yourself if you think that having a completely portable (write once, compile and run anywhere (including all the mobile OSes: BBX, iOS, Android, WindowsRT, etc...)), open source toolkit is a bad thing. I mean unless you like people writing to device specific closed source toolkits...
Im gonna repeat this; DIGIAS BUSINESS IS NOT TO BE YOUR FAVORITE HIPPIEWARE TOOLKIT FOR HIPPIE-LINIX. DIGIAS BUSINESS IS TO SELL AS MANY COMMERCIAL LICENSES AND GET AS MANY RUNTIMES OUTTHERE. IS HOW THEY MAKE MONEY. AND IF PEOPLE WONT USE LINUX, QT MUST CONE TO PEOPLE(IPS, WINDOW, QNX ET AL.)
That muffin shop on the corner of your street is selling muffins that were made with a freely available recipe (under an LGPL like license) with their propriatary icing on top! Quick, grab the pitch-forks and torches!
Wait, no, wrong metaphor. Oh well, still funny.
Last edited by Nobu; 02-19-2013 at 07:12 PM.
I guess a more appropriate metaphor (or, analogy, in this case) would go something like this:
A baker has a stack of muffin recipe printouts on the counter, and is giving them away for free. You can use them to make your own muffins, and use those muffins to support your propriatary additions (icing, sprinkles, etc.), but you must contribute any modifications to the actual recipe (more milk, no egg-white, etc.) back. The baker additionally offers commercial support/license, for those who wish to use the recipe in their business. It is not required, but he/she claims that it would be beneficial.
(Edit: If it is required, they should change should to must. Otherwise, it implies an alternative, although "less" appealing, option.)
Last edited by Nobu; 02-19-2013 at 07:35 PM.
You don't get it, do you? You said yourself that 'Qt is NOT under ... restriction ...' therefore it' actually more free!
f.e. BSD is more free than GPL. Ability to fork the code and release it under almost whatsoever license is part of FREEDOM. Freedom that GPL do not have.
And you do not have to use BSD when you want to contribute to Qt. It's up to you. It's your freedom to give them more freedom.
And of course that Digia like BSD. It gives them freedom to sell it under many other licenses.
They can stop developing Qt under LGPL, again, it's their freedom. But the last LGPL version will stay intact! They can't close it as you say or whatever. Nobody can.
Last edited by Grawp; 02-20-2013 at 08:49 AM.
KDE also has a license agreement with Digia that if they ever stopped updating or let the LGPL version fall behind the proprietary one, they would have to release the most recent version to KDE under a BSD license that lets them redistribute it. So even if Digia stopped their LGPL releases, KDE would keep releasing the closed version because they'd still get it under BSD, which is even more permissive than LGPL, so it is in Digia's best interests to keep the lgpl release strong.
At the end of the day, qt is the best gui toolkit I've ever used amongst mono, windows forms, gtk, swing, and wx. As long as I have the option, I use qt for interfaces, and with the iOS support coming, I can't see myself writing a new mobile or desktop app in any other framework anymore, just because porting between devices becomes as easy as a new QML layout, build path, and drop in slots.


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Japanese women seem to have their own distinctive cries of pleasure -- it is as if your are hurting them against their will but apparently are not.
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Japanese and Chinese women are fucking awsome in bed. They get wet like a waterfall and many are very sensitive. I'll never forget the time my ex gf came all over my lap 7 times and when she got up my lap was DRIPPING WET like I spilled a bucket of water on myself. The way they moan in bed only makes me want to cum in them harder and in buckets. Too bad it takes a while to recharge the "bank" xD why can't us guys have testicals the size of softballs? I wanna cum bucketfulls!
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Members of the 311th Air Force Training Squadron drill team won hands down over their competitors, the 314th AF Training Squadron team, in a quarterly competition that took place on Solider Field Sept. 12, at the Presidio of Monterey and Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center.
"It was like watching an America's got Talent show with a backdrop of an incredible view of Monterey Bay from Soldier Field, "said Col. Ginger Wallace, who took command of the 517th Training Group and position of DLIFLC Assistant Commandant in June."This was the first time I have presided over this kind of an event here. It's fantastic!"
The 311th drill team prepared an elaborate free style routine that included tossing rifles more than 20 feet into the air to be caught seamlessly by another team member, finishing up with a human pyramid constructed with the aid of rifles to form a platform.
"We judged three categories," said Senior Master Sgt. Carol Sligh, who was on the judging panel. "We look at a 'regulation,' portion which is a collection of marching movements, then we evaluate their free style routine, where they get to choreograph their own piece, and the third category is called 'overall' where we judge dress and appearance and ask questions to test their Air Force knowledge."
Air Force service members who want to participate in the drill team have steep requirements to qualify. "The students have to have a 3.0 in their studies of a foreign language, as well as a record of good conduct at the squadron level," said Sligh, explaining that the difficulty and length of the 24 courses at DLIFLC can be daunting.
"For example, the Arabic course lasts 64 weeks and they have tons of homework every night. It takes a lot of effort to participate in extracurricular activities and still excel in the classroom. It is extraordinary to see how proud these young Airmen are to wear the Air Force uniform," explained Sligh.
The 311th squadron won in all three categories, receiving three trophies, presented by Col. Wallace. As assistant commandant, she is responsible for both the 311th and 314th Training Squadrons, as well as another 3,000 students from the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Coast Guard.
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