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Linda H.United StatesHairGreyCurly HairThick or Coarse HairGreat DryerThis hair dryer is light to hold, my hands don't get tired. And my hair dries so quickly, even on the low heat setting. It comes with a diffuser and a directional nozzle, no extra charge. I've used both, depending on whether I want the natural curls or a straighter look. Great value.posted Feb 11, 2014Link to this post
Lindsay H.St. John's, NLHairBlondeColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairProduct Exactly As I Had AnticipatedBased on the reviews I read, this product is exactly what I had envisioned when I ordered it. It has great options for settings (air speed and temperature), but I would love for it to be able to pump just a little extra air flow out on the max setting. Even with the current settings, it's a great product and I would recommend it to others.posted Aug 25, 2012Link to this post
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Next, I was excited that my curly hair would finally not be frizzfied when I attempted to dry it and that I would finally be able to dry my curls via the diffuser without any frizz. After all the blow dryer is supposed to be made with tourmaline. However, I did not see much of a difference between drying my hair with the diffuser and air drying. I actually think air drying made my hair less frizzy. I used to the concentration attachment to style my bangs. I have curly hair so I needed to use the highest heat setting and the lowest airflow setting ( to minimize frizz). I also used a straightening serum on my bangs with usually workes perfectly. My bangs still turned out frizzy curled again very soon after blowdrying. However I do have to say they were soft.
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Olden and Modern Great Architectures in San Francisco
Written on June 28, 2014 at 10:34 am, by builder2014San Francisco is one of the world's most beautiful gems that is famous for its unique and awesome sights.
Among this sight is the architecture that speaks for itself with its uniqueness and attractiveness. The merging of the old and the new unique structures makes the city a beholding scene to look at. Here are some of the great works by the great architects in San Francisco.
1. Old sights
The olden San Francisco structures explain clearly the rich history of architecture in San Francisco. Most of these structures have become famous landmarks that easily identify this city.
2. Golden Gate Bridge
This is arguably the single most common structure that depicts the history of San Francisco. Built in the year 1937, this bridge has beaten the odds to become the most famous bridge worldwide. The stunning photos and breathtaking views from atop this bridge will leave you mesmerized.
3. Coit Tower
This can pass for the second most famous feature in San Francisco. Built in 1933 and the base murals painted in 1934, this structure has attracted millions of viewers. Visitors can take an elevator to the top of the tower so as to get clear and panoramic views of San Francisco city.
4. Palace Of Fine Arts Theatre
This oasis of architecture located in the middle of waters is one of the favorite destinations of romantics and weddings. This palace of fine arts theatre is one among the ten places built in 1915 for the Panama-Pacific Exposition. This antiquate still stands at its original place despite being rebuilt in 1965 and affected by earthquake in 2009
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Modern architects in San Francisco are also not left behind as they too are erecting modern buildings that haven't been witnessed elsewhere before. There are many buildings in San Francisco that pass for their uniqueness and here are just a few of those very unique architectures in San Francisco.
1. De Young Museum
This skinny building was hit by the 1989 earthquake and got damaged. However, it was rebuilt by the Herzog & de Meuron architects. The resulting structure was one that has created a lot of buzz to the admirers as they admire the design.
2. The California Academy Of Sciences
Located at 55 Music Concourse Dr., Golden Gate Park, the Academy of Sciences was completed in 2008 after being brought down by earthquake. Some of the features that make this building a favorite view for many are the hollow green hills found on the roof, the albino alligator and the long lines.
3. JPMorgan Chase Building
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The longstanding historical connections between the English- and French-speaking worlds and the languages they speak make French an excellent choice as an initial second language for Americans. French was the language of the ruling class in England for over 300 years, and the intertwining of French and English and their long-lasting effects one upon the other remain evident today. As such, studying French will not only provide access to diverse Francophone cultural realities and open up many more opportunities for significant global connections, it will also better equip you to explore the history and exploit the potential of the English you speak. Add to this well over a thousand years of both close partnership and passionate disagreement, and you have a winning ticket for a fascinating and enriching intellectual journey.
The IU Southeast French program strongly supports the development of our students' language skills and of their knowledge of Francophone cultures around the globe, both through on campus coursework and activities and through an array of study abroad opportunities. Course offerings provide ample opportunities for the growth of an individual's language abilities in listening, speaking, reading and writing while also providing avenues for exploring the history, literature, artistic expression, institutions, and day-to-day cultural reality of societies for which French is a central medium of communication. The IUS French program is committed to offering students the core courses they require to graduate in a timely fashion, while providing options that allow students to explore areas of personal interest. We are also fully engaged in encouraging and assisting our students to seek out opportunities to live, study and/or work in French-speaking cultures as a part of their fundamental educational experience. We seek to foster a learning community both inside and outside the classroom that will empower our students to function more effectively in any number of professional fields with a Francophone connection.


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I TOTALLY know what you mean about The List, Paula. I always add an item that I just HAVE to make and then as soon as I've made it, instead of celebrating the accomplishment I turn immediately to the next recipe that HAS to be made. It's a relentless, unending cycle but as food bloggers, that is our lot in life! I ADORE monkey bread - I mean, what's not to love? Yours looks soooooo incredibly delicious. I wish I were there to help you eat it.
ReplyDeleteI have never had a monkey bread - now I want to try it! What isn't good about that combination? Hmmmm... I have to think about bucket list recipes. Probably a Gateau St. Honoré - my mother made me one for my birthday when I was a teen, and I have always wanted to try making one. What a great idea instead of a New Year's resolution - a bucket list fulfillment! ~ David
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ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA -- This was the first time me and my family had visited Disneyland and California Adventure. Our experience was horrible because we did not receive any assistance from the park workers whenever we asked questions. All the information we received that was helpful was obtained from other visitors.
I informed the person at the ticket window that it was our first visit to Disneyland and California Adventure - she gave me my tickets and told me which tickets to use for which park etc. Magic Morning came with the tickets. She told me the park was closing on that day at 7 P.M. for an EXCLUSIVE Halloween Party. She did not tell me whether we could purchase tickets for the party. When I purchased my tickets, no one told me that I would not be able to stay until 12 A.M.
The first day we went to Disneyland, we asked the park worker that was at one of the gates where was the main entrance to the park, the young lady told us, as she threw up her hands and in a condescending voice, "This is the main entrance" as if we were supposed to already know. She did not explain that individual cars could not come through that particular gate. She then directed us to an area that was under construction - the workers were actually working at the time. We asked one of the construction workers where should we go to park. He directed us to the shuttle buses, which took us back to the gate where the young lady was.
We asked another park worker about what Disneyland was about. He said, as if he was annoyed with us asking, "We're not like a 6 Flags, we don't have a lot of rides here." We walked around and noticed that the wait time for the rides were at least 1 1/2 hours long, each. We asked about what a Fast Pass was - every time we went to a Fast Pass Machine it was not working. We were given three different descriptions as to what a Fast Pass was. We had my two year-old grandson with us and he waived at Goofy, twice - Goofy just kept walking. However, not even five minutes later, Goofy was taking pictures with five other little boys, right next to us.
We went across to California Adventure. We were not told by Disneyland Staff that we needed a hand stamp to get into California Adventure. Whenever we asked questions - we got the same treatment, condescending responses from the park workers, as we did at Disneyland.
The next day, we went back to Disneyland before 7 A.M. for Magic Morning. When we asked was the Buzz Lightyear ride open, the park worker said, "I can't tell you that." He did not tell us if the ride was closed, not working, etc. We came back to the Buzz Light year ride after 8 A.M. and the park worker was still standing there. About five minutes later, we saw a line full of people and people actually getting on the ride.
We went back to California Adventure to ride a specific ride. My daughter waited outside with my two year-old grandson - she asked for a stroller switch pass from a park worker so she could go on the ride directly after we got off.
When she showed another park worker the pass to get on the ride, the park worker said, in a condescending manner and glaring at her as if she's did something wrong, "You are not supposed to have that pass, you are supposed to have this one" (holding up some other type of pass). My daughter said, "This is the pass I was given by your co-worker, I don't know which pass I am supposed to have. I just know that there is a pass I can used to get directly on the ride after my family got off the ride."
The park workers are not helpful, they have no customer services skills, the wait time for the rides are too long, all the Fast Pass machines we tried to obtain Fast Passes from were not working, and all the park workers we asked to get Fast Passes from told us they did not have any more Fast Passes available - this was at 8:30 A.M. I also found out later - after I returned home from Disneyland, etc. that Disneyland Staff could have assigned an ambassador to us to take us around the parks since this was our first visit and we were not familiar with the setup.
I had a 3-day hopper pass, but only went 1 1/2 days to Disneyland and California Adventure because of my horrible experience. I also had a pass to Universal Studios and Seaworld. We had a great time at both of those parks even though it was raining the whole time we were at Seaworld.
ANAHIEM, ARIZONA -- We had purchased the Disney Chase card from our bank solely due to the information we were given; stating that we were to be guaranteed a 5x7 photograph with Mickey Mouse. I, myself had been to all Disneyland/world parks numerous times, however this was my fiance's 1st visit ever, as well as my first visit alone. (without family)
Now until this point I have never experienced a bad incident with Disney. To my understanding the employees are supposed to go above & beyond to make your trip a "magical" one; with that being said I understand fully that certain things are just out of people's hands. However this incident could be handled simply I thought or at least with more courtesy.
When my fiance had purchased our 1 day tickets (without the hopper) we asked the woman in the booth where we were to go to receive our photo. She told us that she wasn't sure and when she looked it up we were told it was only in California adventures (no mention of its time.)
So we asked about what we were to do since we had only received Disneyland tickets. She told us to visit city hall and discuss it with them. So we then went to the Chase booth in the downtown Disney district to talk to them and they told us to yet again discuss it with city hall officials, with no mention regarding time limits.
The following day we entered the park late so we hadn't made it to city hall until the afternoon. We waited in the line to be told that we had missed our time for the photo and there was nothing they could do about it, so rather than waste what was left of our $92/day ticket racing around arguing and trying to fix a mistake due to lack of proper information we decided to finish our day at the park and discuss it the following day with whomever.
So yet another day later we went to the downtown Disney district to ask one of the store employees who to talk to about our complaint over the guaranteed photograph. She was very kind, sympathetic, and mildly angry over the lack of information and dismissive attitude toward us. She did what she could and directed us to the customer service booth right outside Disneyland (by the lost and found). Once we got there and told our story another cast member told us yet again that it wasn't something their department handled and sent us to customer relations by the California adventures lockers.
Once we got there we were met by a snarly girl in her early to mid twenties who spoke to us as if we were just looking for a free day in the park. When we asked for just an escort to get our picture and then we would leave we were told that "they don't do that" & "maybe on your next visit".
We tried to explain to her that we had driven all the way from Phoenix and this picture was our only reason for buying the card and coming in the first place. She replied with "well when you get home you can cancel the card free of charge". This obviously upset and angered my fiance so he told her that he would be telling Chase that she told him to cancel the card and she told him that she "was prepared for the repercussions".
I can't help but feel as though had we been a middle age couple or a family (two people in our 20s) we wouldn't have been talked to in the same manner or treated as though our needs weren't as important when my fiance spent quite a good bit of money to get into, eat at, stay at, get souvenirs, just like everybody else did.
ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA -- Disneyland should have the Girl Scout 2012 Bridging Ceremony and the Memorial Day Celebration Weekend separate. There were way too many people both Disneyland and California Adventure. Disneyland should have picked one weekday like a Wednesday for the Girl Scout Bridging Ceremony and closed the park for just the girls and their families. The parks just needs to close the park for national organizations like Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, etc and everyone will conform to the Event Day.
The lines were way, way, way too long. The time estimated to wait for the ride was a joke too... 30 minutes was actually 2 hours. I felt really sorry for the handicap since a lot of areas in the park was totally inaccessible to the wheelchairs or EVS or blocked off by millions of strollers. I felt like cattle trying to get through the Star Wars contraption and after tripping over like 10 strollers in the place, I grabbed my daughter and got out. Same place I had visited when I was younger but way too crowded now.
So we ended up doing only these rides once: Haunted Mansion (1 hour wait time), Train Ride around the park (actually twice), Rushin' River, California Scream, Ariel under the Sea, Ferris Wheel, Hollywood Tower of Terror (this was a 4 hour wait time), and Pirates of the Caribbean (during the fireworks show so we waited just the 10 minutes or so). Thunder Mountain temporarily closed as we were trying to get to it and we were given no estimated time to return. "Just keeping checkin' to see if it is open" we were told.
As we are waiting in line, other people thought of nothing of cutting into lines without the FastPass. Then when my daughter had her friends finally meet up with us again, a couple behind us screeched to high heaven above that the girls were cutting in line when the girls were just reuniting. The other girls' parents were six people behind us. We let the screechers pass us as they were very ugly people that obviously needed to get on the ride. We did not want to be on the raft with the screechers.
The Park Hopper tickets should be called the Park Long Walker Tickets because you walk forever from Disneyland to CA Adventure for miles and then to get to the rides is even more walking further then wait in lines with no benches, no water fountains, etc. Mad T Party was actually great! We got cool lemonades with color changing ice cubes. Cool! But we had more fun at the Hotel we stayed at with the comfortable beds and going to the supermarket than at the Disneyland Chaosville.
Disney really need to limit how many people get into the park. Food was okay for the price if you only buy the kid's meals. To get the full Disneyland effect, do what my co-worker does and go every year and do your one day only one section at a time (3 day pass = 3 sections of the park). Also, at the end of the day find a place to sit and wait for the shuttle for another hour or two, yes in line or call for a taxi. Be prepared for this and be aware and be fun (ie: take your "vitamins")!
ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, CALIFORNIA -- We just got back from visiting relatives in CA over the Holidays. We live in NJ. The one thing that I wanted to do while on our [vacation] to CA was go to Disneyland. I have a 13 year old son who has some special needs issues and I thought it was best to get a doctor's note to see if we could avoid wait times in line which would make for a more pleasant day for him. Now, my son is very sensitive to the term Special Needs and very much aware of how he is perceived. His special needs have mostly to do with learning disabilities, sensory issues and ADHD. He is not handicapped.
When he heard that we had to wait on a "handicapped line" to get a pass to avoid lines, he freaked out. He almost started crying and wanted to leave the park. He had to have his picture taken, like a mugshot and every time we went on a ride, the employee that we handed the pass to would look at it and ask for the person whose name was on the pass, which was my son. There was absolutely no discretion which made him very self-conscious.
Disneyland should be the ultimate place to forget that you have a disability. I know the park is trying to accommodate everyone and some procedures are necessary since many people take advantage of a special situation for their own benefit. My recommendation is to limit the amount of people that enter the park, and treat people with special needs specially. Call it "Our Special Guests" and get rid of the word "handicapped" and do whatever you can not to make people with disabilities feel singled out. They have to live with this everyday of their lives.
I love Disneyland and have been going since I was a kid. I don't know if I will ever get my son to go back. But it be nice to know if he did, it would be a more positive and enjoyable experience. I hope someone with authority to change things at Disneyland reads this and gets back to me.
CALIFORNIA -- Arrived at Disneyland October 24, 2012 with friend to celebrate our birthdays, parked the car and headed for the buses when it all started going downhill. The parking attendants asked if we would like to purchase our tickets at their kiosk in the parking lot but had to use a credit card. I agreed and purchased to one day passes for $87/ea. When my card was charged the attendant says "Oops I charged you for a 2 day pass for a total of $362.00 and there's nothing I can do to change it. Here you'll have to go ticket booth inside the park." At that point no one at the friendly kiosk booth no longer wanted to make eye contact or talk to us... Just wanted us to go away.
Next we find the ticket booth explain what happened and the attendant says "Ohhh, well okay, yeah I'll credit your card." I asked if it would credit immediately and she responded, "Yes, of course." Well two days later and I've still been charged $362.00, no credit. When I called Disneyland and finally reached a live person after 10 phone calls, they informed me I would have to take it up with my credit card company... They actually said it was my problem now. THEY WERE ONES WHO MADE THE MISTAKE AND NOW IT'S MY PROBLEM.
Also, when we arrived we intended to stay late to see the lights of Disneyland and they informed us the park was closing at 6:00 P.M. for a party but we would still be charged full rate and sorry. We had called and checked online prior to heading there and everything said it was open 9 to 10 p.m., when we told them, they said "Sorry, we're closing at 6:00". It's been a while since I've been there, the staff all appear tired and bored with their experience and I'm out $362.00 for a mistake on THEIR PART THAT WANT NO PART OF CORRECTING. FURIOUS TO SAY THE LEAST!
ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA -- My family is not wealthy by any means, but we wanted to take my kids to Disneyland. We finally arranged a trip to California and Disney was the main goal. We got there at opening time and there is way too much gimmicky overpriced stores to have to walk through to get to the rides. Then when it comes time to wait in line for a ride, prepare for a standing wait of up to an hour or more. My son is severely handicapped. By noon the park was so crowded, he was getting jostled, pushed, shoved. We finally found where to get a large stroller but with the crowds it was next to impossible to push the stroller through.
The lowlight of the day was when we went on the Haunted Mansion ride. There were so many people crowded into the ride that I couldn't see or hear what was going on. At one point, people are told to hop onto some moving cars to continue on to the end of the ride. There were 4 of us in the group.
My mother and other son managed to get on a car. My son and I were being left behind and it was EXTREMELY hazardous for my son with a paralyzed leg to "hop" onto a moving car that is in water. As I saw my mother and other child disappearing, I THREW my handicapped child into an already occupied car and jumped into it AS IT MOVED. Then I angrily told the female attendant "THIS BOY IS DISABLED" at which time she shrugged and said "WELL, YOU DIDN'T TELL ME". There is no way I could have told her anything because of the crowd and noise level in the room. I sat there through the rest of the ride and cried, my arms shaking.
Totally ruined my trip to be mistreated and have my son at risk. Many rides at Disneyland are old and outdated, with tiny music and dirty cars. The crowd level is dangerous and ridiculous. The prices are way too high. But mostly, I give this park a THUMBS DOWN for special needs people.
ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA -- Our 2010 Disneyland Experience! These are comments concerning our recent visit to Disneyland, CA in December, 2010. 1. We paid for a World of Color Dinner at Ariel's Grotto and had a reservation time which would allow us ample time to enjoy our meal and attend the show. But, when we arrived we were asked to wait over 1/2 hour to be seated, even though we had arrived prior to our reserved time. Note: there were several other parties waiting, too.
Drinks and appetizers were prompt, but dinner lagged seriously and dessert, too! Because of the delay in seating us and serving our main course, we could not have an enjoyable dining experience and could not finish our dessert. We had to rush out to see the show and could not obtain comfortable viewing, even though that was our intent when making our reservations. The host/hostesses were very unconcerned about our wait time and acted like we were being unreasonable. Note: our waiter was very understanding and tried to help. I don't think it was his fault that dinner/dessert was untimely. The show was fabulous, but not as enjoyable as it could have been.
During parades, firework shows, and preparation for Fantasmic we experienced very unpleasant and disturbing Disney employees. Basically they acted like they were herding cattle/sheep and would not even make eye contact or say please when approaching YOUR GUESTS... They acted like the guests were an annoyance and seemed very unconcerned at the impact they were making on the guests. This was the first time out of approx. 6 visits to Disney properties that we were treated this way!
On our last day, Christmas Day, (the trip was our Christmas present to our teenagers), rain caused the Fantasmic show to be canceled after waiting in the rain for over 90 minutes. We then tried to ride a few nearby attractions, but were told of an electrical problem and the rides were closed. The attendants, of course, exhibited absolutely NO concern and once again acted like we were unreasonable when we tried to find out if the they would reopen that evening.
Afterward, wet and tired from being repeatedly rejected and herded like cattle, we went to Tomorrowland. There we tried to use our FastPass for the Space Mountain ride, (which we had obtained sometime around 4 PM or so and had not been able to ride during our 3 day visit because of excessive wait-times), but could not. We were told to wait until our designated time (around 10:30 PM). We tried to explain to the attendant that we were refused access to other attractions because they were unexpectedly closed and should be given consideration to board the ride somewhat early because of that.
Once again, we experienced NO concern for our issue and a very uncaring attitude. How is it that a company thinks it is acceptable to close rides and not offer some compensation or at least attempt a compromise? How can you think that is it acceptable to allow so many visitors into the park that wait times exceed an hour for any ride? AND the FastPasses are for 4 to 5 hours after getting the pass. How is that fast, would you go to McDonald's and like to be told to come back in 3 hours for your burger or need to wait 2 hours if you didn't have a fast pass?
By the way, our last vacation was a visit to Disney World and a Disney cruise, but we will think seriously before we book another Disney destination and will be letting others know of our experience! It wasn't just one issue, but a pervasive attitude throughout the entire resort. It's all about the money! We even had to wait extraordinarily long to make purchases at the stores!
ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA -- I had my daughter, her husband and my 4 grandchildren drive down from Washington State in order to go to Disneyland and California Adventures on one day Park Hopper Tickets. The main reason we bought Park Hoppers was to see the World of Color show. Towards the end of the day, we decided to go over from Disneyland to get on a couple of rides and wait for the show to begin. We saw NO signs or did we see the little flier at the gates that stated that we had to get FastPasses in order to see the show.
When the time came to go over and wait for the show to begin, whereas in Disneyland, when the fireworks show starts, it's first come, first served as far as the best view, but... EVERYONE can see the show... It was then that we realized that something wasn't right. We talked with one of the Park staff and he apologized and said he didn't agree with the way the show was being handled as far as viewings. He directed us over to a standing room only area that was already full and instructed us to wait for the first showing to get over and when people left, go to the rail for the second show.
There were a lot of people there that were in the same boat as us, not knowing about the FastPass deal in advance. They were upset and they were willing to put their children up on their shoulders in order for the kids to see the show, which made everyone standing behind them even more angry. We couldn't see the show in any way shape or manner.
We watched in disgust, during the entire first show, as all kinds of people were cutting in front of each other, stepping on each other, pushing each other and battling for spots with each other, with children on their shoulders, having their kids hold video cameras and digital cameras to film for the parents and I was sure someone would get hurt. People were arguing all over the place, kids were fighting with each other and their parents. It was TERRIBLE.
After the first showing was over, we did as the staff member had told us and went to the rail to wait for the second show. BUT WAIT!! A group of staff members comes over, ropes off the area and makes us LEAVE the railing and tells us that there is a line we can go in, to get into the next show, in the SRO area, and we are like... WHAT? We look over where the line has formed and it is soooo long that we would be right back where we started the first time. MY GRANDDAUGHTER STARTED CRYING!!!!! At the most "Wonderful Place On Earth" your screwed up policy made my grandchildren cry. PLUS, you have staff members providing incorrect information to unsuspecting visitors.
I am more than just angry about this... My family came 1500 miles to see that show and your ridiculous policy ruined our evening. I am sending this to the local newspapers and online blogs along with a complaint to the Better Business Bureau and to several business complaint websites, in order for the public to become aware of how your running your operations. Tickets to your theme parks are extremely expensive and our experience should have never happened. We are no longer patrons of Disney Co.
ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA -- On Saturday, May 15, 2010, I went to Disneyland with my 26 year old daughter, my 2 grand-babies, my spouse and a few others. I stopped by store # 575 to purchase a shirt for my 29 year old daughter. When I got to the cashier I was being service by a person named **. He said to me "You look like you were beaten!" I said "What? Why?" He could not answer my question. I again asked why? He just looked at me. I then said am I all red? I have dark hair & eyes but fair skin and I burn easily. I assumed I might had gotten burnt by the sun. Before I left I thanked him for letting me know & I was going to look in a mirror to see how bad I had gotten.
When I left the store my family was waiting for me outside. My 26 year old daughter liked a summer dress in the store, I told her I would buy it for her but I was not sure if I should get her a small or a medium. My children are all petite, so I went back into the store to purchase the dress. When I got on line there was a lady cashier named ** (according to the receipt). Behind me I hear **'s voice say "Oh you're back!" I did not turn around, I just said my daughter wanted this dress. Then while I was paying for the dress, ** said to me "He thinks you're scary looking!" I could not believe what I just heard. I have never been insulted about my appearance before.
** was an old man (gray haired) and ** was a large framed girl. I didn't think any of them had room to insult anyone. I still assumed they were talking about maybe I getting burned by the sun. When I left the store I asked my husband if I was red (burnt). He said no. I looked in a mirror and I was not red at all. I then realize those two were just insulting me, a 49 year old women.
Like I said I have never been told anything negative about my appearance so I was totally surprise that these two had the nerve to say I was scary looking. They were both light eyed, and probably light hair (** was but ** now had gray hair). I don't know if this had something to do with my dark color hair & eyes.
I am planning on filing a complaint with Disneyland about these two. I am sure this was not their first time doing this. This is also my first time being treated this way at Disneyland. I've been to Disneyland many, many times.
Please keep in mind, I was not sunburnt. I only assumed I must had been sunburnt because ** would not elaborate on why he made the comment of me looking like I had been beaten. Also my first encounter at the store was just ** & I. I did not encounter ** until I returned to the store the 2nd time whom seemed to be making eye contact or speaking with **. Both were very unfriendly.
I guess I was just shocked to be spoken to in that manner, since I am not used to being insulted about my appearance. I work in the human resource department for a large company. I deal with proper and fair treatment of all employees.
I wish I had gotten over my shock while I was still facing these two employees so I could had asked them if they were 4-year-olds and asked them if they've taken a good look in the mirror before they even attempted to make comments about other people. They obviously are out to hurt others because if they were not they would had shared their comments only with each other, not going directly to the person and making their comments. Also if ** were half the man he may think he is then he should had been frank when I asked him to elaborate on his comment rather than to remain quite & giving me the impression I had burnt from the sun, when I was not.
ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA -- Recently I wanted to take my family to the happiest place on earth... but instead we spent three days at Disneyland. Don't get me wrong, I had purchased SoCal city passes and all other attractions were well worth the money (SD Zoo, Sea World, Universal Studios).
Let's start with Thursday, June 19. After waiting in the 100+ degree heat to get my daughter autographs of three princesses for over an hour at the "Princess Faire", they change out characters to Minnie Mouse (who's signature she already had), Mulan (who cares) and some other forgotten Disney character (none of the family knew who this was. We thought it might have been a homeless woman they found sitting outside the park but we soon realized Disney Inc. wouldn't let the President or the Pope in without charging a $100.00 admission, much less the needy).
I'm a little angry, but nothing a good ride wouldn't solve. Since we were near death with the heat, the family voted to go on "SPLASH MOUNTAIN". Yeahhhhhh!!! After sitting in line for one hour twenty minutes, we get to the front of the line and over the loud speakers we hear "The ride is broke down for a indefinite period of time" which means "screw you! haha" in Disney terms. Fine, the family wants to go to Tomorrowland on the other side of the park. Why not get there by Disney Railroad? I'll tell you why not!!! Because the railroad is broken down too.
At this stage, I am PO'd. We decide to leave the park to get dinner (by the way, the Fairfield Inn across the street is a very nice hotel and treats customers great) and return around 8:30 pm since the park is open till midnight according to their website. So we cool off and return at 8:30 pm to find the fireworks show is already in progress... I find this annoying since the I was told earlier that morning that I begins between 9:00 - 9:30 pm and have now missed most of the fireworks show but I won't let this get me down.
Following the show, everyone is practically thrown out of the park by the jerks who wear Disney uniforms. Getting further annoyed by this my wife asks one of the jerks what is going on... "Tonight is GRAD NIGHT", which means "Should have asked for a kiss because the just got screwed again!!! Haha."
I then proceeded to Disney's City Hall where I wished to complain and thought that strangling Mickey Mouse or one of those damn little dwarves might make me feel better. After pushing my way through HUNDREDS of angry people from Germany, China and across the globe (and not able to find that mouse anywhere) I had heated words with another jerk behind the counter who actually said "We do not control the Disney website" and "That's too bad". I now know why they check bags when entering the park, to make sure you do not have any weapons to kill the employees with because you will want to. Trust me.
Went back the following day (Friday, June 20) only because the SoCal city pass includes three glorious days in hell. Gates open at 8:00am Disney time which is 9:30 am California time. Which put me in a better mood because my wife & I were able to complain about Disneyland with 13 other couples we ran across in the shops who we overheard talking about the typical customer service we all received from Disney Inc. (They only let you down Main Street USA in the morning. You know the street with all the overpriced merchandise... Not actually into the park which you already paid admission for).
To make a long story short, Splash Mountain was broken every time we walked past it the remaining two days, the train broke down once more, we decided to ride Space Mountain one last time before we left the park early on the last day (blood pressure was too high to stay there any longer and my 8 yr old daughter who loves... sorry, lovED Disney movies and stuff) chose to swim in pool at hotel rather than spend another six hours at Disneyland) and that ride broke 4 times while we waited in line, but finally rode and ran out of the park as fast as we could, might have set a land speed record.
Once again, my family enjoyed every park on the SoCal city pass with one exception... Disneyland - The Crappiest Place on Earth. Nobody at Disneyland would inform me as to how to file a complaint with Disneyland and resolve this directly, I have recently tried to log on to the Disneyland website, what a surprise it's not working right now. It is sad that this may be the only way to file a complaint since nobody at Disney seems to care about your experience once you purchase your tickets.


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Endovascular embolization is becoming a standard treatment option for people who have a brain aneurysm. It may be used for people who are at high risk for complications from a surgical repair (clipping) of the aneurysm.
Endovascular embolization involves packing the aneurysm with a substance (for example, soft coil or mesh) that fills the stretched and bulging section of the blood vessel. This helps seal off the aneurysm and reduces the risk of the aneurysm leaking blood or rupturing. The doctor uses X-rays to identify the aneurysm and to put the substance in the aneurysm.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre is proud to announce its partnership with World Breeding Federation of Sport Horses, the only international federation of studbooks for sport horses in the world.
On this occasion the Swiss Watch Manufacture has decided to personalize this year 3 Reverso watches in tribute to the work of the Breeders awarded by the WBFSH.
For the next 2 years, Jaeger-LeCoultre will support the Federation activities and will promote the ranking of WBFSH honoring the work of the Breeders in the world.
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This dish sounds wonderful. I love the combo of orange with the spice. I'm going to test it this week on some beef tips I have frozen.
thanks! - June 16, 2008 at 8:19 AM
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Those look delicious! Any chance you will try a coconut cake any time soon? I still need to make my lentil soup! By the way, you have been tagged, stop by my blog.......
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- cutie pie said...
Just dropped by accidentally and now I can't stop reading your blog. I'm a fan of the crockpot lady :-) Makes me hungry each time I read your posts. Keep up the good work.
- June 16, 2008 at 7:28 PM
- Canadian Saver said...
Oh wow, those look awesome!!
- June 17, 2008 at 5:44 AM
- Jared said...
Thanks for the shout out. Glad the ribs were a hit for father's day. When in comes to making tender succulent ribs, you cannot go wrong with the crock. - June 17, 2008 at 8:47 PM
I often wonder how you continue to come up with such creative ideas every day, and then I wonder why I'm not a part of your family. Me :::: being very envious of all the yummy things Adam and kids get to taste-test!
I'm trying out this recipe this week. It's my birthday on Friday and my week is pretty full, but I figure I can throw it all together tomorrow after work. Yum. It sounds too decadent and chichi for me to pull it off. I'll report back with my Orange Chipotle Rib shenanigins. - June 17, 2008 at 10:10 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
ooooh, happy almost-birthday, Ash!
-steph - June 18, 2008 at 5:50 AM
- Stephanie C. said...
Mmmm, I love ribs. I'll try this next time I have some to cook. Yum.
- June 20, 2008 at 7:03 PM
- nikki8 said...
I plan to try this later this week, but I couldn't find chipotle chili powder. Is that really important?
Thanks, Nikki - June 23, 2008 at 1:34 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Hi Nikki,
the chipotle powder is what makes it, um, chipotle... :-) so yup, you could leave it out, but then you'd have to change the name. ;-)
in the hispanic aisle they have chipotles in adobo sauce that we can't eat because of the gluten, but if you aren't gluten sensitive, you can add one or two to the crock to get a smokey/chipotle flavor.
If you want to skip the chipotle all together, use some chili powder.
steph - June 23, 2008 at 2:50 PM
I tried this last night and it wasn't my thing. It was a little too bitter from the orange rind even though I did add extra sugar. Oh well...still love this blog.
- June 26, 2008 at 12:16 PM
- donna said...
I've just put this in the crockpot-that sauce smells so good I can hardly wait for 8 hours to pass. I did use pork country ribs as they were on sale and I couldn't find chipotle chili powder so I'm having to use just the regular stuff. Wow..that was a lot of garlic. Can't wait to taste it.
- June 28, 2008 at 7:14 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
anon, I'm sorry these weren't a hit. I can totally understand how orange peel can overpower a dish.
donna, I hope you like them!
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- Lindsay said...
Had these for dinner last night - they were phenomenal!! Used chili powder instead of chipotle though. The orange gave it a nice kick too!
Boyfriend looooves ribs and the crockpot is the perfect way to make them! - June 28, 2008 at 8:04 AM
- CrabbyMom said...
These were so awesome. I bought boneless ribs and they flavor is fantastic! So tender! I am eating the leftovers right now, I made a pulled pork tortilla. Thank for another awesome recipe!
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These are fantastic! Used beef ribs, and the meat fell off of the bone they were so tender. It's the first time I have ever cooked ribs - I didn't know they even made boneless ribs - next time I will try those. I have kids who don't like things too spicey, so I ramped down on the chili powder - they were still a huge hit!
- July 15, 2008 at 8:42 PM
Had these the other night -- so tender, the meat literally fell off the bone, and the sauce was terrific. The smell in the house was wonderful.
For the people who have a hard time finding chipotle or other "exotic" spices, consider ordering online from Penzey's (www.penzeys.com). They have a huge variety of both common and rare spices and herbs, the quality is excellent and their prices are very reasonable. We get spices from them regularly because their stuff is much fresher and tastier than usual supermarket stuff. - July 27, 2008 at 6:29 AM
- The Calico Cat said...
My first "a year of CrockPotting" recipe.
(I used regular chili powder & did not have ginger powder - it was still yummy! I also did beef.) - August 4, 2008 at 5:14 AM
- CBrodnick83 said...
I tried this only we used steaks instead of ribs because we already had steaks at home and I didn't feel like going out and I used McCormick GrillMates Chipotle Pepper Marinade instead for the same reason. It was DELICIOUS! I served them with mashed potatoes and used the juices for gravy and they were a hit! My mom was over and had some and loved it too. She had never been over for a gluten free meal and was shocked how "normal" it tasted, lol.
- June 9, 2009 at 12:46 PM
- Christine said...
I have short ribs in my fridge. I have never tried them before and the plan was to crock 'em with home made bbq sauce, but this looks so good I may change my mind. As an aside, I shouldn't cruise food blogs at 11pm. I'm hungry now.
- June 17, 2009 at 8:12 PM
- Unknown said...
I've made this 2 times now in as many weeks, with small additions, and it is so good, I find myself daydreaming about it :)
I used pork spare ribs or baby back ribs. I place sliced onion on the bottom of the crock pot. I add molasses and back off on the chili powder, cuz I like em sweet :)
Wonderfully tender and delicious. - June 23, 2011 at 12:29 PM
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