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Editors note: This column originally was published Oct. 29, 2012.
For roughly five years during my high school/college career, I was a table maintenance specialist at The Barn Steakhouse in Kinston.
Of course when I say "table maintenance specialist," I mean busboy. I was also schooled in food prep, which means everything on the salad bar was either sliced, ripped, smashed or poured by moi.
Napkin folding was also under my purview, and not that lame old square to rectangle jive. We were taught to fold a napkin in a way that was a cross between a pirate hat and one of those paper pop guns that were popular in middle school. At Thanksgiving, we'd fold the napkins into the shape of turkey; at Christmas, we'd fold them to resemble Santa; on Election Day, they were folded to look like empty shirts.
In those days it was known as The Beef Barn, which gave my friends/acquaintances plenty of ammunition. To each his own, but after a while it got old having to explain to people that I did not work at a gay bar. If it had been a gay bar, I'd probably have a better sense of style than I ended up with.
How anyone could think a gay establishment would have allowed me to wear $5 black pants, black shoes purchased from a hardware store and a white shirt that came free in a box of corn flakes is beyond me. It wasn't a revolt against being fabulous, but an adherence to practicality.
In all honesty, it made no sense to get my GQ on for a job that involved cleaning up the food remnants that escaped the mouths of total strangers. Sometimes a table could be cleaned and set back up in less than a minute, while other times it took several minutes and some assistance from FEMA.
Ironically, the people who came in dressed as if they'd just come from a taping of Jerry Springer's show were the best customers and the easiest to clean up after. The absolute worst customers were always dressed to the nines.
This customer was reportedly a man of the cloth, but to be honest he was probably a pretender who had a show on local TV for a while and ended up selling refrigerators to Eskimos. He'd usually come in with his two sons who were probably teenagers but not driving yet.
As a little literary appetizer to illustrate how this guy operated, he routinely asked to be seated at the one table in the entire restaurant that wasn't ready. We could have five tables and two booths ready to go, but he'd always want the only one that hadn't been cleaned yet.
"Are y'all gonna clean that table tonight?" he'd ask as if I owed him a share of my check.
"No, sir, that is a living monument to President George Washington who ate here just after crossing the Delaware," I told him one night. "One of his wooden teeth fell out and we still have part of the toothpick he used to fashion a temporary tooth so as to finish his steak."
His insistence on having to have the one table that hadn't been cleaned was nothing compared to what this man did to our salad bar.
Usually, a fully stocked salad bar would have been enough to sustain 10 to 12 customers, but when this guy went through it made what Sherman did to Atlanta look like a pillow fight. If a rabid, vegetarian grizzly bear had busted through the front door and commandeered the salad bar, he would have made less mess and left more food behind than this gluttonous twit.
This culinary commando would plop at least a pound of oysters onto his salad plate which, by the way, was the first time I'd ever seen a ceramic plate buckle.
My other favorite was the guy who always demanded fresh lettuce.
"Excuse me, but could you put out some fresh lettuce, please?" he'd say.
"Sir, this was put out just a few minutes ago. I believe the tray of ice it's sitting on has managed to keep it from wilting in a mere three minutes," is what I wanted to tell the guy, but my boss — Charles Andersen — adhered to the old "customer is always right" policy, so I did my best to make Tim Zagat Jr. happy.
At first this meant going into the back and adding more lettuce to the perfectly fine lettuce that was already in the pan. With time I learned that all I had to do was walk around the corner with the pan and stand in the kitchen for 30 seconds. I'd then walk back out with the same pan of lettuce and the little moron that probably couldn't never knew the difference.
I mentioned Charles Andersen earlier, and I have to say that he's earned his spot in the Hall of Great Bosses. Upon his arrival at the helm, he noticed my rate of pay was out of phase with my level of work, and without prodding gave me a raise. With time we became friends; and, no, it wasn't because of the raise.
We shared/share a mutual love for the band Rush and even saw them in concert together on the "Counterparts" tour. If a waitress had a sick child or someone had a family emergency, Charles was understanding and never cross. Everybody — following Charles' example — just cranked it up a little more to make it through.
My favorite part of our routine was the weekly Saturday night trip to Greenville. For his first few years at the restaurant, Charles was still working for the original owner. At the end of each week (Saturday night), we'd jump in his car and motor the receipts/paperwork over to the owner in Greenville. It probably doesn't seem like much to you, but it was (and is) incredibly cool to shoot down N.C. 11 in the dark of night with the windows down while listening to a Neal Pear drum solo.
As luck would have it, Charles was finally able to take over The Barn the very week two national chain restaurants opened within spit-ball distance of his parking lot. For many years Charles' work ethic, business acumen and dedication to putting out a high-quality product kept The Barn in the game. It wasn't uncommon for Charles to do his managerial gig, prep all the food and be the chef all in the same day.
With all this in mind, it was tough to hear The Barn was shutting down at the end of this month. I was glad to see Charles has landed on his feet with a new endeavor, and it won't take long for his new associates to pat themselves on the back for bringing him on board.
Along with Charles there was Lois — who to my knowledge was the longest-tenured Barn employee in its history. Becky and Donna, you guys were always fun to work with, as was Ray and his sweet sister who passed away about a year after I left. Thanks to all of y'all for sharing your Saturday nights and tips with me for all those years.
As soon as Charles gets established at his new job, we should hit him up to spring for a reunion dinner.
Jon Dawson's columns appear every Tuesday and Thursday in The Free Press. Contact Jon at 252-559-1092 or email@example.com. Purchase Jon's book 'Making Gravy in Public' at the Free Press office and at jondawson.com.


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ANAHEIM – A quiet trade deadline day perked up near the final buzzer with notable moves made by contending teams around the league. The Ducks jumped in by picking up speedy center Matthew Lombardi.
But the Ducks' biggest move to address the middle came weeks earlier and again paid a big dividend Wednesday night.
Ryan Getzlaf continued to earn that eight-year, $66-million contract extension with another dominating night in powering his team to a 5-2 victory over the Dallas Stars at Honda Center.
Getzlaf scored his team-leading 13th goal and added two assists to tie Chicago's Patrick Kane for the top point total among Western Conference players. His 43 points are tied for fourth in the NHL.
The Ducks got a scare in the third when their captain landed awkwardly on his own stick and had to be assisted to the dressing room but Getzlaf returned minutes later to score his 150th career goal on a nifty backhand shot.
Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau sat the big center after his goal and said he is "sore" but shouldn't be out for any length of time after getting ice on his injured right leg.
"I listen to a lot of media and a lot of people," Boudreau said. "They all talk about another guy back East about (the) MVP. I don't know if anybody's been more important to our team than our guy.
"He got hurt a little bit, came back out and then when he scored the goal, I said, 'That's it for you. Let's rest it here.'"
The Ducks (25-7-5) rolled past a Dallas team that waved the white flag when it dealt away forwards Jaromir Jagr and Derek Roy after a 4-0 home loss to the Ducks on Monday night.
All that is left is Jamie Benn, Loui Eriksson, goalie Kari Lehtonen and a cadre of prospects. Radek Dvorak started the rout with his first goal as a Duck, one-timing in a perfect cross-ice feed from Getzlaf.
"He's one of the best passers in the league," Dvorak said. "He sees the ice very well. As soon as I see him with the puck, I just try to get open and the puck landed on my stick. It was easy tap-in for me. Great play by him."
Teemu Selanne made it 2-0 with a power-play goal for the 673rd of his career and Kyle Palmieri got his first goal in his last 14 games when he jammed the puck past Lehtonen after getting a free pass to the net.
With points in the last four games after a four-game losing streak, the Ducks pulled to within two points of Chicago in their bid to overtake the Blackhawks for the top seed in the West.
"That's what you want," winger Matt Beleskey said. "You want to be the best team. That's a goal we've made. We're just going to try to win these last few games here. Bear down and try and get it."
In getting Lombardi from Phoenix for former winger Brandon McMillan, the Ducks addressed a need as they've gotten by without a permanent solution to center their second line.

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SALISBURY, N.C. - Freshman John Tuttle (Kannapolis, NC) tossed seven strong innings and Catawba scored early to take a 6-2 win over visiting Pfeiffer at Newman Park on Thursday afternoon. The Catawba Indians improved their record to 3-2, while Pfeiffer falls to 3-2.
The Indians started quickly, scoring four times in the first. Ryan Bostian (Kannapolis, NC) started it with a one-out triple and scored on a single by Josh Hohn (Greensboro, NC) to tie the game at 1-1. A batter later, freshman Chris Dula (Troutman, NC) connected on a three-run homer to left field to give the Indians a 4-1 lead.
In the second, Catawba added two more runs with the help of some costly Pfeiffer mistakes, including an error and wild pitch. Bostian drove home one run on a sacrifice fly and the other run scored on the wild pitch. Bostian, along with Brett Underwood (Greensboro, NC) and Blake Houston (Mt. Ulla, NC), had two hits for the Indians.
Tuttle kept Pfeiffer in check for seven innings. He allowed only two runs off three hits and struck out four. Nick Lomascolo (Mooresville, NC) and Austin Moyer (Greensboro, NC) pitched the final two shutout frames.
Jacob Yates (Blairs, VA) and Hunter Boehme (Winston-Salem, NC) both went 1-for-3 and scored for the Falcons. Jon Gray (Granite Falls, NC) had a sacrifice fly in the first to give Pfeiffer a brief 1-0 lead and Preston Lyons (Gastonia, NC) drove home Boehme on a ground out in the sixth. Ethan Marsh (Winterville, NC) took the loss for the Falcons, giving up seven hits and six runs over five innings.
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Springbok captain Jean de Villiers has brushed aside suggestions that the occasion and the responsibility will be too much for Johan Goosen when the 20-year-old fronts the All Blacks this Saturday.
This match-up has long been viewed as the ultimate, whether you're a Saffa or a Kiwi, and it's because neither side will be lacking for motivation that we can expect the traditional grunt and intensity at the Calabash.
While the All Blacks have already won the Rugby Championship, De Villiers feels the Boks are still under a lot of pressure to win this Saturday and take some momentum into the end-of-year tour to Europe.
This begs the question why coach Heyneke Meyer would throw a 20-year-old into the mix in such an intense and testing game, but De Villiers feels the time is right, and that Goosen is ready for the responsibility.
'Can he handle the pressure? I can tell you that not a lot bothers the Goose,' said De Villiers. 'He just gets on with the job. And the bigger the event, the bigger the response.
'He has a great head on his shoulders, he will be able to handle the pressure. But then it also has to be a case of the other 14 players taking as much of the pressure off him as we can.'
Goosen brought some direction and innovation to the Bok attack last week, but was helped in large part by a dominant pack of forwards. He will need a similarly powerful showing by his heavies this Saturday if the Boks are going to cut that All Blacks defence.
He struggled with his goal-kicking at Loftus Versfeld (zero from two attempts), and the management revealed afterwards that he was battling with a heel injury. He has since recovered from the ailment and will resume the goal-kicking duties this Saturday.
It is an aspect of the game that South Africa will need to improve in if they hope to edge the world champions. They have struggled for consistency this year, and the worst showing of the season was in Dunedin where wayward kicking cost them 21 points.
'We lost to the All Blacks in Dunedin by 10, and our kicking for goal wasn't up to task,' said De Villiers. 'You can say we were close to beating the All Blacks, but we lost by 10. They were the better side because they took their chances. It's very important that we take our chances this Saturday.
'I'm very confident in Johan's ability. He kicked for the first time this week on Wednesday and it went very well.'
De Villiers added that the Boks are under illusions that they are the finished product. The All Blacks will come to Soweto having won 15 Tests in a row, and as holders of the World Cup, the Bledisloe Cup, and the Freedom Cup. There's no doubt of who will wear the tag of underdog in this fixture. It would be an upset if the Boks managed to prevail.
'We will need to take our game to the next level,' De Villiers said. 'That game against the Aussies, it was just one of those games where they suffered injury after injury. So we have to look at it in perspective: we're not suddenly a great team after winning that one game, there are a lot of improvements to be made.
'I do think we have made progress and it's important that we continue to improve this week. Unfortunately or fortunately in South Africa improvements are judged by the results. So we will have to get a good one to carry us through to the end of the year.'
A win for New Zealand, however, would spell trouble for top rugby nations like South Africa and Australia.
Lowly Lithuania hold the record for most consecutive Test wins (18), while the All Blacks and Boks are tied for 17 wins on the trot. If the Boks don't stop the All Blacks in Soweto, it's likely that the Kiwis will smash the record and go on to post something formidable.
'It's scares the living daylights out of me, thinking of how far they can go,' said De Villiers. 'It's possible that if they beat us on Saturday they may go on to win all of their games on the end-of-year-tour and eventually set the record at 23 Tests or something like that.'
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I'm looking to upgrade my current hardware and software in my little home studio. This will be my first Mac so naturally a lot of this feels like starting all over. I'm pretty much settled on the new Mac Mini i7 as it seems to be a good compromise between performance, price, upgrade options and a few other features that I prefer over the iMacs, for example that I get to chose my own screens for photo editing.
While I'm at it I want to get a better/modern audio interface and switch from Cubase to either Logic or Pro Tools.
So far I like the Focusrite options the best but now are trying to decide between the Firewire models and the USB2 models. I'm generally familiar with the differences and implications for each connection type. I'd be leaning towards the FW model and with the new Mac Mini that is still an option obviously. But I am concerned what will happen going forward. It seems Apple is (yet again) trying to kill Firewire as "old fashioned" without any alternatives on the horizon. I'm not in a rush and would be happy to wait with my upgrades a few more months if there are any expectations for reasonably priced USB 3 or Thunderbolt alternatives. But I don't see anything like this announced anywhere really.
So here we are again between technologies and us creative users are left hanging again. I mean, I'm not anyone who constantly switches and upgrades computers so I'd be fine with the Mini probably for a while and then maybe switch to a pro at some point (for which FW will hopefully still be available). But if I also go Mac with my laptop in a few months connecting a FW audio interface is already not really ideal. I know that you can hook it up with TB adapter but there seem to be issues with that and it just adds cost and quirkiness.
Yes, for my needs a Focusrite USB 2 interface will likely work, but then again I'd like to get as much safety and headroom for my money as possible. And the FW interfaces have a few other features that I like. But if I can't use it o the next computer (laptop or desktop) and start all over again I wouldn't be happy.
What are people's thoughts and experiences with this?
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|Nov 5, 2012, 02:11 PM
FW400/800 is still probably your best bet, as it grabs and keeps the bandwidth it wants/needs to function.
The 15" quad-i7 macbookpro has a FW800 port on there... this is one of the reasons I didn't opt for the Retina. I feel its a step backwards in so many ways. I may be in the minority with these thoughts - but it seems that putting less and less functionality into something costing more is counter-productive. This way I can plug my MOTU in there w/o needing a hub, adapter or what have you.
I'm sure most/all audio interfaces will offer TB down the line - but they're not going to change their product life-cycles to do it.
I'm just holding off as long as possible waiting for a (hopefully) much much much improved and fast mac pro sometime in 2013.
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|Nov 5, 2012, 02:45 PM
This morning, I read an article at Create Digital Music that had this to say regarding the future of digital audio interfaces:
Naturally, costs and market demands will help dictate the direction companies go, but from what I hear in the audio recording community, it seems to me that a lot of people are anxious for Thunderbolt interfaces, rather than USB3.
That being said, I've been using FireWire 800 for my projects, and I'm very happy with the results so far. I'd rather have Thunderbolt, since I'd kill for less latency, but for now, I'll stick with FW800 over USB2
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|Nov 8, 2012, 07:31 PM
And I take it that even with Firewire and your nice looking setup there you're still battling latency based on what you said?
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|Nov 9, 2012, 11:12 PM
The problem is the grey area between.
The next question is the software. If using protools and building out a high-end studio the now have Thunderbolt based hardware.
I think you need to tell everyone about your usage before they can recommend something
|Nov 10, 2012, 02:36 PM
It really depends on how many channels you need. If you're need only a few, I'd go with a USB2 interface. They work well and will continue to do so. I wouldn't be surprised if your next mac or pc doesn't have firewire. USB3 and Thunderbolt don't seem to have been used much by the manufacturers yet.
|Nov 11, 2012, 10:22 AM
I use a Tascam US-122 MKll USB 2.0 interface. I paid $80 for it and it works for me.
|Nov 12, 2012, 03:09 PM
Find a quality brand interface on eBay or the like if you are not wanting to invest yet, USB3/tb won't help as much as solid drivers and software compatibility.
|Dec 7, 2012, 10:09 AM
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|Dec 7, 2012, 10:25 AM
I know that that's not bad at all but I had hoped to see an improvement when shelling out 2K for a new computer (before software and audio interface upgrades...)
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|Dec 7, 2012, 10:51 AM
You could consider a hybrid connection; many of MOTU's interfaces support both USB and FW. They would support the DAW of your choosing.
Supposedly, MOTU's preamps are average, but their driver support is second to none.
My two cents.
(I'm not a MOTU user or investor.)
|Dec 7, 2012, 12:59 PM
I wish Echo had kept up the pace because they used to be in the same boat.
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|Dec 8, 2012, 09:07 AM
FWIW, I am running Logic Pro on a late 2011 MBA (1.7ghz i5, 4gb RAM, 256gb SSD) with an Alesis iO2 Express USB interface and Logic shows 6.9ms roundtrip latency using a 64 sample buffer. If I drop the buffer to 32 samples it shows 5.5ms latency but I have not tried using that setting.
|Dec 8, 2012, 11:41 AM
Besides the audio interface question you should plan on upgrading to the Fusion drive. 5400 rpm hard drives don't cut it except for lighter duty work.
|Dec 8, 2012, 12:28 PM
The delay is unavoidable and depend only on the size of the buffer. Yuo multiply the sample period times the number of sample in the buffer to get the delay. You can change thebuffer size but there is a practical minimum and I think you have reached it.
Just as a point of reference. 7ms is the time it takes sound to travel 7 feet. So the "lag" is comparable to what you get if you sit 7 feet from your speakers. Also it works out to be the same "lag" as in an acoustic grand piano. There is an about 7ms delay from when you play a not to when you hear it. Basically 7ms is tiny. Don't worry about it
Next question: How many audio channels? 2 inputs or 16 inputs?
Let's do some math. Assume 96K sample per second and 24-bit samples and one channel. That is about 2.3 megabits per second. Call it 3.0 Mbps per audio channel. Next, remember that USB 2.0 has the throughput of about 280 Mbps. This would mean you can send 90 channels of audio over USB 2.0 But really you can't. Practically you want to keep the usage to about 10% which means about 8 or 9 channels of audio can go over USB 2.0
This is why I said for two channels you care fine with USB, for 16 no. This includes the monitors and headphones too, not just the microphones and guitars.
Again, your latency is very good. It matches a Steinway grand piano, not bad.
|Dec 9, 2012, 09:22 AM
I am aware of the equivalent of say, 10ms and standing away from my Marshall stack so and so far. But I do hear and feel it. 10ms is probably perfectly fine - if nothing else adds to it, like any virtual amp simulation etc.
40ms would be more than noticeable. Acceptable in a live environment perhaps but not for recording in my opinion.
With audio signals this is all ok. I currently have more issues with Midi signals being delayed and limited number of tracks. I would expect to see a significant improvement with that no matter which of the new computers I end up buying.
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HAZARD—The Kentucky River Regional Animal Shelter (KRRAS) has faced numerous uphill battles in the last few years, including overcrowding issues and a battle with canine distemper. Now, the shelter is taking a large step forward in its fight against rising euthanasia rates.
Paul Bale, a pilot and volunteer with Pilots for Paws, which helps transport rescued animals to rescue agencies using planes as an alternative to ground transport, made his first trip to Hazard on Monday to pick up a family of dogs for the rescue program Homeward Bound at the Wendell Ford Airport.
"They fly them because it's quicker, it's easier … for either puppies or older dogs that have health issues because there are ground transports that drive like 24 hours straight through, and that's really hard on the animals because they can't let them out," Bale said, adding it only takes around six hours and three stops for animals who are flown to get to their destination. "They call me up and say we've got a momma dog up in Kentucky, can you help?"
Momma dog, as volunteers at the shelter have named her, was found on the side of the road in Breathitt County and brought into the shelter almost two weeks ago. Perry County resident Cynthia Marcum was called by the shelter to foster her until a rescue agency could be contacted. Almost a week and a half after undergoing an emergency caesarian section, Momma dog and her seven newborns were ready to take off.
"We're going to miss them," Marcum said as the dogs were being loaded onto Bale's plane. "It (the shelter) helps people, and it helps the animals so they don't get set out by the side of the road."
Tammy Noble, chairman of the board of directors for the shelter, which serves Perry, Knott, Letcher, and Breathitt counties, said the shelter started an initiative in 2011 when euthanasia rates were at their highest — around 95 percent — and began working with over 30 different rescue programs, like Homeward Bound. And just like the 1993 Disney movie, Noble said this initiative will have a happy ending.
"We have saved over 4,000 animals since then," she said, adding that, currently, the kill rate for the shelter sits below 30 percent.
The shelter has been working on other programs besides those focused on rescue and adoption, including multiple spay and neuter programs intended for low income families, Noble said.
"We're trying to attack it from each angle. We're trying to attack it from the intake side … and we're trying to attack it on the other side with the rescue," she explained.
A new program implemented just this year, Spay it Forward, allows families to have any unwanted litters rescued while also having the puppies' mother spayed for a fraction of the normal cost.
"They pay $35 and a rescue will pay for the mom to be spayed and then rescue the full litter of puppies. So, basically they're getting their momma dog spayed for $35," Noble said.
Noble said she and the board hopes this part of the initiative helps to keep the pet population down in the region.
"We're a four-county shelter and all the efforts that we're putting forth, it's to the benefit of all four counties at one time. We're not trying to control one county's population, we're trying to control all four counties'," Noble said.
Though Noble said the full effects of the initiative are not expected to be seen until around 2015, it is obvious the impact of the shelter's work on the region has been significant so far.
"Our reward is seeing those animals leave that shelter safely, knowing they're going to be adopted, or seeing them like today get to fly off into the sunset," she said.


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Palm Lakefront Resort & Hostel
Welcome to Orlando ONLY best value low budget accommodation for travelers from around the world. Currently we have hosted over 96 different countries and you might be the next person on the list we would like to meet. We are a 190 bed resort style hostel located on a beautiful spacious lakefront (Lake Cecile) in Kissimmee just 5 miles from world\'s largest theme park Walt Disney World.
Centrally positioned amidst major attractions and on a convenient public bus line, our hostel is a perfect place to base your Orlando experience. From just out our front door you can easily get to and from Disney Magic Kingdom, EPCOT CENTER, Hollywood Studios, Universal/Island of Adventure, Animal Kingdom, the Greyhound bus station, the Amtrak train station, and the airport(MCO) for only $2.00 (each way on the LYNX bus).
Then on your day off from exploring Orlando you can chill out back at the hostel; sun-bathing at the pool, barbecuing with new friends, watching fish and wildlife from our dock, catching up on the latest cable TV, playing Foosball, basketball, swimming, or working on your next screen play.
CANCELLATION POLICY: Please cancel at least 48 hours before arrival or the first nights stay will be charged(Effective April - November ONLY). Once reservation is made online and confirmation have been given to you from December - March YOU CANNOT CANCEL and IF YOU DO 1 NIGHT WILL BE CHARGED AUTOMAT
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 hour reception
- 24 hour security
- Adaptors
- Air Conditioning
- Airport transfers
- Bicycle hire
- Bicycle parking
- Board Games
- Book exchange
- Breakfast not included
- Cable TV
- Card phones
- Ceiling fan
- Common Room
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Fax Service
- Free City Maps
- Free Internet Access
- Free Parking
- Free Wifi
- Fussball
- Games Room
- Gym
- Hair Dryers
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- Linen Included
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- Meeting Room
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- No Curfew
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- Taxes not included
- Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Towels For Hire
- Towels Included
- Vending Machines
- Washing Machine
- Wheelchair Accessible
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 2 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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By air: Orlando International Airport(MCO) is just 30 minutes by car. Public bus LYNX is located in TERMINAL A LEVEL 1. Pay all day pass $4.50. Take #111 Seaworld. Transfer #50 to Magic Kingdom(Ticket Transportation Center). Transfer #56 and ask bus driver to stop at our hostel(Flemming's Landing(#2 STOP) is the major bus stop and we are just 50 meters from the bus stop) Hostel is between Howard Johnson and Star Motel. MEARS SHUTTLE is your second option. Go to terminal A or B GROUND FLOOR and go to the Mears Info Desk and give them is locator code of #1306 and they will charge you $22 which will bring you right to our door.
By car: CALL HOSTEL FOR DIRECTIONS.
By train: Amtrak stops at Orlando and Kissimmee train stations. Get off at the Kissimmee station and take public bus LYNX #55 to Hostel. Stop at FLEMMINGS LANDING and we are between Howard Johnson and Star Motel. Cost is only $2.00 to hostel.
By bus: Greyhound bus stops at Orlando and Kissimmee bus stations. Get off at the Kissimmee bus station and follow the Kissimmee Amtrak directions above to the hostel. They are located next to each other.
Orlando Greyhound/Amtrak: Call hostel for directions or follow the instructions from our website at www.orlandohostels.com
Located Near
*Major Supermarket Publix (100 meters)
*Public bus LYNX stop (50 meters)
*Disney's city Celebration (3 miles)
*Premium Outlet Malls (5 miles)
*Minutes from Downtown Disney (5 miles)
*Major golf courses (3 miles)
*Restaurants (within walking distance)
*Major Flea Market (2 miles)
*Bike Rentals


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Announce your wedding date to family and friends with our Dream Big Modern Save the Dates. Our Save the Date cards can be printed on our 110lb premium stock or 220lb Ultra Thick stock. Personalize your Dream Big Save the Date to highlight own state and city for free. For our international customers we also offer customization to your own country and city as well! Simply type in your location details in the provided wording and special requests text box below.
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Ouch. These guys probably aren't going to get any more previews or material from EA. Oddly courageous for the gaming media:
Our opinion of The Old Republic, formed over two solid days of playing, is that it's one of the most boring titles we've ever had to endure. It's plain and staid and deathly dull.
I don't know how absolutely accurate this will turn out to be, but I admire Bitgamer for being so willing to bite the hand that feeds them.


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noun \ˈkrȯs\
: a long piece of wood with a shorter piece across it near the top that people were once fastened to and left to die on as a form of punishment
the Cross : the cross on which Jesus Christ died
: an object or image in the shape of a cross that is used as a symbol of Christianity
Full Definition of CROSS
a : a structure consisting of an upright with a transverse beam used especially by the ancient Romans for executionb often capitalized : the cross on which Jesus was crucified
a : crucifixionb : an affliction that tries one's virtue, steadfastness, or patience
: a cruciform sign made to invoke the blessing of Christ especially by touching the forehead, breast, and shoulders
a : a device composed of an upright bar traversed by a horizontal one; specifically : one used as a Christian symbolb capitalized : the Christian religion
: a structure (as a monument) shaped like or surmounted by a cross
: a figure or mark formed by two intersecting lines crossing at their midpoints; specifically : such a mark used as a signature
: a cruciform badge, emblem, or decoration
: the intersection of two ways or lines : crossing
a : an act of crossing dissimilar individualsb : a crossbred individual or kindc : one that combines characteristics of two different types or individuals
a : a fraudulent or dishonest contestb : dishonest or illegal practices —used especially in the phrase on the cross
: a movement from one part of a theater stage to another
a : a punch thrown over the opponent's lead in boxingb : an attacking pass in soccer played across the field from one side to the other or to the middle
: a security transaction in which a broker acts for both buyer and seller (as in the placing of a large lot of common stock) —called also cross-trade
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Examples of CROSS
- a necklace with a gold cross
- The teacher marked the absent students on her list with crosses.
- Those who could not write signed their names with a cross.
Origin of CROSS
Middle English, from Old English, from Old Norse or Old Irish; Old Norse kross, from Old Irish cros, from Latin cruc-, crux
First Known Use: before 12th century
: to go from one side of (something) to the other : to go across (something)
: to go or pass across each other
: to place one arm, leg, etc., over the other
Full Definition of CROSS
transitive verb
a : to lie or be situated acrossb : intersect
: to make the sign of the cross upon or over
: to cancel by marking a cross on or drawing a line through : strike out <cross names off a list>
: to place or fold crosswise one over the other <cross the arms>
a (1) : to run counter to : oppose (2) : to deny the validity of : contradictb : to confront in a troublesome manner : obstructc (1) : to spoil completely : disrupt —used with up <his failure to appear crossed up the whole program> (2) : to turn against : betray <crossed me up on the deal>
a : to draw a line acrossb : to mark or figure with lines : streak
: to cause (an animal or plant) to interbreed with one of a different kind : hybridize
: to meet and pass on the way <our letters must have crossed each other>
: to occur to <it never crossed my mind>
: to carry or take across something <crossed the children at the intersection>
intransitive verb
a : to move, pass, or extend across something <crossed through France> <crossed over to the other side of the river>b : to move or pass from one character, condition, or allegiance to another —used with over <crossing over to vote for another party's candidate>
: to lie or be athwart each other
: to meet in passing especially from opposite directions
— cross·er noun
— cross paths
: to meet especially by chance <crossed paths with an old friend on a business trip>
— cross swords
: to engage in a dispute
Examples of CROSS
- We crossed the state border hours ago.
- The dog crossed the street.
- The highway crosses the entire state.
- He was the first runner to cross the finish line.
- The train crosses through France.
- Put a nail where the boards cross.
- One line crossed the other.
First Known Use of CROSS
14th century
Related to CROSS
- Synonyms
- backstab, betray, double-cross, sell (out), two-time
- Antonyms
- stand by
: annoyed or angry
Full Definition of CROSS
a : lying across or athwartb : moving across <cross traffic>
a : running counter : oppositeb : mutually opposed <cross purposes>
: involving mutual interchange : reciprocal
: marked by typically transitory bad temper
: extending over or treating several groups, conditions, or classes <a cross sample from 25 colleges>
Examples of CROSS
- I didn't mean to make you cross.
- I was cross with her for being so careless.
First Known Use of CROSS
14th century
Related to CROSS
- Antonyms
- blooded, full-blood, full-blooded, purebred, thoroughbred
Definition of CROSS
: across
First Known Use of CROSS
biographical name \ˈkrȯs\
Definition of CROSS
Wilbur Lucius 1862–1948 Am. educ. & polit.
geographical name \ˈkrȯs\
Definition of CROSS
river 300 miles (483 kilometers) W Africa in W Cameroon & SE Nigeria flowing W & S into Gulf of Guinea
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Next Word in the Dictionary: crossabilityPrevious Word in the Dictionary: crosnesAll Words Near: cross
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During his six-month "Blue Dot" mission on the International Space Station, German astronaut Alexander Gerst would often leave his camera running while he worked and did experiments. He shared many of the resulting images during his journey, which turned him into something of a social media celebrity -- Twitter's introduction to the awe-inspiring views of space travel.
South Korea is investigating the online leak of partial blueprints and operating manuals for some of its nuclear reactors, as the perpetrator threatens to continue publishing data unless three facilities are shut by Christmas.
There are many alternatives to buying that one-of-a-kind gift this Christmas, which is in the form of a gift to a non-profit organization to help others at Christmas time.
By Linda BassettMore Content NowOf all the soups from literally thousands of recipes I could possibly put on my home menu, I find creamy ones serve both comforting and celebratory purposes.
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The USA Volleyball Beach High Performance Program is the most prestigious junior beach volleyball program in the country and is recognized as one of the premier international pipeline development programs in the world. Entry into USAV Beach High Performance (BHP) programs is based upon selection at one of several USAV Beach High Performance Tryouts held in host regions March through June. Each tryout will include up to four hours of beach time where athletes strive to be selected for the USAV Junior Beach National Team (A1), USA High Performance Teams (A2), and USAV High Performance Camps (Junior A3 and A4). For more information on USAV Beach High Performance see Beach HP Program Definitions.