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Rated 5 out of 5 by JCoz Friendly Staff My flight did not arrive until late and the staff was incredibly friendly and helpful upon my arrival. They also secured a taxi to my destination with only 15 minutes notice! Very clean and inviting rooms. Best sleep I've had on the road! September 10, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by AA333 Hot and Cold The room was either sweltering hot or freezing cold depending on if the air was running or not. And when the air turned on every ten minutes it woke all four of us up with it's noise. September 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dennis2012 Publisher Excellent Hotel for the Baltimore Area, close to a major mall and excellent restaurants September 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jugsy123 GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE The hotel room was very clean, csr service was amazing and very helpful with all needs, the restaurant food was great and overall the place to be in Columbia at any given time. Highly recommended. September 4, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by daftu tthis hotel was great Hotel was clean in good locationi September 2, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by KG32 Great service Great service and location. August 31, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by EdandMary The staff is outstanding The Greeting was outstanding - we love Starwood - it makes us feel at home. Mr McKnight at the desk was awesome and so was Ed in the Club Lounge. Kudos to the staff!!!! August 31, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by TravelsTooMuch Lackluster The Good: (1) The location was great. (2) The staff was polite and helpful when contacted. The Bad / Ugly: (1) The value was poor. (2) The bathroom was ridiculously small. (3) There were multiple maintenance issues including: peeling wallpaper; closet doors that do not easily open and close; a toilet seat with chips and bubbles; and visible chipping/cracking at the bottom of the bathroom door. All of this was in a club level room. (4) There is little to no SPG recognition. August 29, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Traveler55 Great Stay! I haven't stayed in a hotel where I'm not at top loyalty status in quite awhile, but I have to say that I really enjoyed my stay here. The hotel location is great and the staff was extremely efficient and accommodating. I will definitely stay there again! August 26, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by LM47 Nearly perfect experience The room was large, very comfortable and attractive. Other than some loud guests and a barking dog at 4AM that barked on and off until 6AM the stay was very enjoyable. The only thing that was wrong with the room was that the bathroom door fit so tightly that my, small in stature, wife would have been unable to close the door to the point of latching it and certainly could never have reopened it if she did get it closed. August 22, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Sister Great staff but facilities need improvement No trash can or easy access outlets to charge phones. No vent in bathroom leaving room too steamy. The coffee in room was horrible..maybe stale? No elevator in our section, not good for elderly or people with physical disabilities. Food and service was excellent but food was a bit pricey August 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mkcrawley2 Moore/Yuille Reunion 2012 We would like to sincerely thank you all for your Hospitality for our reunion. You all helped to make our reunion stay a very pleasent one, August 15, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by kathemil Scary Hotel I was sent down to Lodge #3 at 8:30 at night and was never so scared in my life! It was dark - no lighting, I was on the 2nd floor and had to drag my suitcase up the stairs due to no elevators. I had to go down a long dark hallway and was petrified. Couldn't sleep cause I did not feel safe. August 12, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by BusinessTraveler2012July Papers please.... The hotel will kick you and your family to the gutter if you lose your drivers license while you travel. Even if you are a preferrred member, and have stayed at the hotel for business in the same month. The front desk clerk first lied, saying that it was required to validate my credit card (which it is not, since I can pay on-line). Then I offered to pay cash, and the lie was exposed. The second lie, offered by the manager was that government ID is required by law, which is definetly not true. I stayed at an other hotel in the area just fine w/o having a drivers licence. With ethics like these who can trust the hotel if anything goes wrong? August 11, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by msg24 Very nice hotel very nice, would recommend to anyone staying near DC area August 6, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by sajean rates Durng my 3 night stay, the phones did not work (first two days), no wake up call, and no TV or internet on the second day, yet, I paid the same rate as if they were working? What should that be? My over charge for room service was corrected. Thank you!! The pool was closed at 6:00 pm, so could not be used. August 5, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by DocMatter People great, but facilities not First off, the staff was great! But... The wireless service in my room never reached above 2 bars (fair, at best). It was slow, slow, slow. And they charge you $12.95/day if you're not a Starwood member. Also, the cable kept cutting out on me every 45 minutes or so. Engineering said it was the new TVs and that was about it. And the pool closed at 6 PM... never got a chance to use it since I was in meetings all day. August 5, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Atpj SPG Gold - what's the point? I have been an SPG Gold member for 15 years and this is the ONLY hotel that the only "benefit" is 24hours of free internet. At Starwood properties around the world I've received room upgrades, breakfast, at least a "thank you" for making it to Gold. And at this hotel? A big fat NOTHING. Oh, and as an aside, there WERE club level rooms available so it wasn't that. Other than that, it's in pretty decent shape for an older hotel, great view of the lake from the higher floors lakeside. July 30, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Kevin05 Good location and staff The Columbia property sits on a lake and is within walking distance to restaurants and a public area where there was live music playing. The outdoor pool overlooks the lake and a wooded area. SPG members received complimentary internet. The staff was overall very helpful -- especially a bartender named Pinar. I was disappointed in some of the Business Center resources. I needed to make a copy and was tersely informed that there is a $0.25 charge per page. That should be included in the Business Center. The printer was low on toner. On another occassion, the front desk faxed a document for me and was pleasant and helpful. The property is a little 'dated' and was undergoing construction. If you are being charged non-construction rates, then you shouldn't have to contend with that distraction...otherwise, some sort of rate-adjustment should have been made. July 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Junebug66 great experience We had a wonderful visit at the Sheraton in Columbia MD. The only thing that was surprising was the cost of the Brunch. It was a little steep, but the food was wonderful! Bathroom needs a towel rack also. July 27, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Tom3 don't bother with this one I arrived early before check-in time and was told that there were no rooms available but they would put a "rush" on one. Since I had to go back to work, I left my wife there to wait for the room. Two hours and forty minutes later (at 2:40 pm) the room was made available only after I placed a call to the front desk. If they cannot make-up a room in 2:40 minutes???? I travel weekly to this area, this is my first experience and also as aSPG member. July 25, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Valerie88 Inconvenient...Management needs to get organized... Stayed in hotel for nearly a month for business. Here were my low points: - Fire alarm went off EVERY SINGLE DAY, usually in the middle of the night. Was told it was a "malfunction". -Got "checked out" of my room by housekeeping and many of my items discarded on third day of my stay. -Had to call and request housekeeping or they never showed up. - When TV didn't get channels, was told the only solution was for me to change rooms. Move 2 buildings over, in 100+ degree heat index. -The room I was to be moved to was not clean, still debris on the floor, etc. -Sticking doors, rough patches in vestibules, dumpster near the entrance stank. July 18, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by NewCanaanHector Yet again, our home away from home in the area We came to Columbia, as we do ever so often along the year and this time the hotel was real busy with a "cheerleading" event. I thought that we would have problems with the noisy youngsters, but we were setup in the lodge and there was no noise at all. Room was well equipped with fridge and microwave and the ONLY criticism would be that Erina at the front desk did not tell us which entrance to use to get to our rooms. We had to walk the whole length of the Lodge, up and down and across several entry points to get to our rooms. It would have been perfect if she had told us to drive to entrance "X", park and then go up a flight of stairs. Apart from that, everything went perfectly. July 17, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by CTdead Plumbing needs upgrade Hotel location was great (few blocks from merriweather). Room was nice and furniture was very comfortable. Plumbing in the room was not adequate. Tub did not drain and toilet would run after flushing. This was not what I expected from a sheraton facility. July 12, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by aabb Very Unhappy We have stayed here in the past and had a good experience however, this time we were put in "The Lodge". It was very dated and tired and needs alot of work. Also, staff was rude and lied to us. When confronted they finally admitted they knew we would not be able to return to the hotel until late that night due to a firework display. We asked about this that morning and were told it would be no problem. We could not get back in until 11 p.m. That was a problem! Told us we needed to take that up with the police not them. Very rude and felt they did not care about their guests. July 11, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by weddingweekend Nice for a wedding but not the best service to gold members The room was very nice but a few things were a bit disappointing: 1) I'm a Gold Member and I wasn't offered a gold reward when I checked in (was only given the option of free internet and I didn't have a laptop with me); 2) the drain was very slow in the shower and the toilet ran all night. All understandable but when I told the staff about it at check-out, they seemed uninterested and didn't offer any apologies, which is atypical for Starwood facilities in my experience. July 11, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Caroline54 Power Outage We had been without power 5 days when we decided to escape to the Sheraton which would accept our 74 lb Golden Retriever. Love the hotel and lake, will make this our go to hotel when we lose power. Beautiful setting, hotel pool and the nicest staff ever. Breakfast wonderful and waitress so friendly. Room wonderful with microwave and fridge, spacious and the best bed in any hotel. Keep up the good work. Great setting for a wedding or conferenc July 9, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by DissapointedAgain Disappointed in Amenities The rooms were fine, as expected but there was no refrigerator or microwave. They wanted to charge me $25 for a regrigerator. And I am a Starwood "Preferred" Guest. HaHa. In addition to that, the biggest disappointment is that they wanted to charge me $25 for internet! In this day and age, I'm sorry, but internet should be free!! Adding insult, I borrowed the billards equipment and they purposely decided not to give me the triangle to set the balls up "in case I didnt know enough about billiards". Unbelievable! The guy who made that decision should have a talking to. July 8, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by JBGA Welcome relief from power outage Very friendly reservation clerk who helped secure room for pet during recent power outage. Lots of folks at hotel with pets and this was a wonderful accomodation with no extra fees and lots of lawn for taking care of business. Looked like folks were also picking up after pets as we didn't see any leavings in back or in front. Rooms were spacious and clean; comfortable beds and bedding. Only problem we had was frequent loss of signal on digital TV but overall very happy to have the availability during the area power outages. July 4, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by ENTJ not the typical Sheraton quality The room was quite dated, with uncomfortable beds. I was unnecessarily placed in a room perfectly fitted for wheelchair users. No SPG recognition. On the plus side, the breakfast was quite good, in an area with a great view of the river. June 17, 2012


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Team USA scored its last goal of the Olympics against David Krejci and the Czech Republic. Nobody could have seen back-to-back shutouts and no spot on the podium coming from there, but Krejci wasn't too shocked.
Team USA, which was ranked No. 2 coming out of the preliminary round, failed to medal after being shut out by Canada in the semifinals and Finland in the bronze medal game. The tournament is largely being viewed as a massive failure on the Americans' part, but Krejci said he wasn't surprised they didn't medal.
"Actually, the game against us was a little weird," Krejci said Monday. "They got three goals from behind the net, if you watched the game. You couldn't really tell how great they were playing or how bad. We didn't really push them to the limits. But I knew they had a good team. I'm not surprised they didn't get a medal. Sweden and Finland, they all have great teams."
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I'm surprised there was no bedding between the keel and stub. We used to dry fit deep draft keels in the plant (custom & production) when shipping height was a problem. But they were 41' or longer. After dry fitting the keel went on the shipping trailer and the delivery yard would bed, install, fair & paint. Consider that the joint is faired out after installation, how did the bedding wash out and disappear? Was it shipped without a keel, was it NOT bedded at all and a disaster laying in wait all this time . . . QC at the plant was strict, it's highly unlikely the boat left NOTL with an unbedded keel installed.
Having a crucial keel bolt under the mast was just stupid, kinda like having to drop a Vette engine to change spark plugs.
Some of the C&C custom boats with very deep draft keels had a bolt-on shoe with windows in the main keel for bolting the shoe on. It made shipping the boat from one race site to another easier/cheaper (uh, right).
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Love these. Fluffy and supportive without any feathers poking out at you....
Eddie Bauer Luxury Euro 230-count Sham Stuffers (Set of 2)
Your master suite deserves a pillow that showcases your bed and are soft and supple for comfort. This twin pack of euro sized sham stuffers feature a hypoallergenic blend of goose down and white goose feathers.
ITEM#: 13934265Your master suite deserves a pillow that showcases your bed and are soft and supple for comfort. This twin pack of euro sized sham stuffers feature a hypoallergenic blend of goose down and white goose feathers allowing for the famed 'Karate Chop' look. These shams feature a double liner fabric to keep feathers from coming through and for a clean white look.
- Pillow type: Euro square
- Set includes: Two euro sized pillows
- Fabric construction: Cambric cotton
- Type of down: White goose blend, 10-percent down/90-percent feathers
- Construction: Knife edge
- Thread count: 230
- Type of sleeper: Great for all sleepers
- Care instructions: Machine wash and dry
- Outer design: Plain weave
- Color options: White
- Euro: 26 inches x 26 inches with 48 ounces of fill
Down and feather-filled products are packed tightly during shipping. Upon receipt, remove them from their packaging, fluff gently, and allow several hours to recover their full loft. In addition, being sealed in plastic packaging sometimes causes the scent of these natural products to concentrate to a disagreeable level. A few hours of airing usually removes the odor.
We recommend that this pillow is fluffed at least once a week to maintain down distribution.
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Love these. Fluffy and supportive without any feathers poking out at you.Read More
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Nice pillows. I ordered 2 sets because I needed 4 sham stuffers. Only received one set and the other was lost in shipment (or was never shipped?). So now I have only two sham stuffers and they are no longer in stock. Great......Read More
How anyone could give these any less than 5 stars is beyond me. These are THICK and FULL and plump and really wonderful. Yes, they have some feathers in them. They are not 100% down. I would not want 100% down Euro pillows. I need more body than that. The feathers give them body. I don't sleep on mine on a nightly basis because I bought them just for using to sit up and for decor. However I have fallen asleep on them and slept with them all night and they were very comfy. Maybe if you had really cheap thin shams the feathers MIGHT bother you, but I bought Ralph Lauren shams from Macy's and I don't feel the feathers at all. I almost did not get these because of the reviews from a couple people on here, but this is one of the best purchases I have made this year! I absolutely LOVE these pillows. They were completely plump about an hour after unpacking. Might not have even been that long. I highly recommend these pillows!Read More
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I bought a set of these for my home in LA about a year ago, and loved them. I just bought another set for my place in Chicago, and it was like buying a completely different product. The product that I just recieved is stuffed about half as much as the ones in my other place. These pillows have no loft and seem to be only partially filled. I tried leaning back on one and it felt like I was leaning against nothing at all. It's too bad that this company decided to cheat and not stuff the pillows as they did, because the old ones were great. These are simply not worth the price. I wouldn't buy. :(Read More
I bought two of these Pillows and they are BEAUTIFUL! It took me months to finally purchase pillows online because if I didn't like them id have to pay big bucks to return them. So I took the risk and I LOVE THEM. They are amazing quality, VERY BIG and VERY FULL. You can somewhat feel the feathers in them, but it goes away with use. They are wonderful quality for the price. I just bought two more yesterday!Read More
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Love these - use them on my bed and they are great!Read More
26 x 26 Yeah!
These are true to size. They worked perfectly! They are not as firm as I like my down pillows, but, since they are mostly for the bed decor they will work.Read More
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Euro: 26 inches x 26 inches with 48 ounces of fill
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Robert Westenberg
Robert Westenberg (born October 26, 1953) is an American musical theatre actor and acting teacher. He married actress and singer Kim Crosby on June 19, 1991, and the couple now have three children.
Early life[edit]
Born in Miami Beach, Florida, but raised in Fresno, California with his seven siblings. Westenberg graduated Bullard High School in 1971, where he was active in sports, specifically football. He then attended California State University, Fresno.
Broadway career[edit]
He made his Broadway debut in the 1983 revival of Zorba, in which he won the Theatre World Award. He received a Tony Award nomination and won a Drama Desk Award for his performance as Cinderella's Prince and the Wolf in Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods, It was during this show where he met his wife, Kim Crosby, who played Cinderella. He took over the role as George in Sondheim's Sunday in the Park with George and played opposite Bernadette Peters. He also starred with Mandy Patinkin, Daisy Eagan, Alison Fraser and Rebecca Luker in the original Broadway production of The Secret Garden.
Television and film credits[edit]
Westenberg's film credits include Mr. & Mrs. Bridge and The Ice Storm. He has made guest appearances on Third Watch, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, and the short-lived series Aliens in the Family. He played Prince Raymond on the soap opera, One Life to Live from 1989 to 1990.
Current career[edit]
Westenberg was in the national tour of The Full Monty in 2002. Westenberg has been in several MUNY productions. He played Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady back in 2001 opposite his wife, Kim Crosby as Eliza Doolittle.[1] He also played the roles of both Mr. Darling and Captain Hook in the St. Louis MUNY production of Peter Pan in July 2007.[2] He reprised these roles in another production in Branson, Missouri with Cathy Rigby as Peter Pan.
Westenberg is now living with his wife, daughters Emily and Katherine, and son Joe in Springfield, Missouri, where he is Chair of the Theatre Dept. at Drury University.
As of May 13, Westenberg began work in Austin, Texas as the director of the Mary Moody Northen Theatre at St. Edward's University's production of The Secret Garden, the show in which Westenberg originated the role of Neville on Broadway.
Additional Broadway credits[edit]
- Zorba
- Sunday in the Park with George
- Les Misérables
- Into the Woods
- The Secret Garden
- Abe Lincoln in Illinois
- Company
- 1776
Muny credits[edit]
- Professor Henry Higgins (My Fair Lady; 2008)
- Captain James Hook (Peter Pan; 2007)
- Mr. Brownlow (Oliver!; 2006)
- Captain George von Trapp (The Sound of Music; 2005)
- Professor Henry Higgins (My Fair Lady; 2001)
- Captain George von Trapp (The Sound of Music; 2000)
- John Adams (1776; 1999)
- The King (The King and I; 1999)
- ^ [1], 2002 Interview with Robert Westenberg.
- ^ Playbill News: Westenberg, Dean, Probst, Jue and More Set for Muny Peter Pan
External links[edit]
- Robert Westenberg at the Internet Movie Database
- Robert Westenberg at the Internet Broadway Database


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Harriett Guldager
A memorial service will be held in October for Harriett L. Guldager of Eugene, who died Sept. 12 of age-related causes. She was 89.
Guldager was born Oct. 13, 1912, in Portland to Herman and Ada Bevens Plotts. She married George Guldager in Seattle in May 1939. He died in 1975.
She graduated from Washington High School in Portland, where she also attended business college. Guldager moved to Eugene in 1935 and worked as a bookkeeper at Sacred Heart Hospital.
She enjoyed flower gardening, quilting, Duck football and NFL football. Guldager especially enjoyed her family and spending time in Kauai, Hawaii. She was a 50-year member and past queen of the Daughters of the Nile Zuleima Temple No. 13 in Ashland. Guldager also belonged to the McKenzie River Demolay and Job's Daughters No. 26.
Survivors include two sons, Bill of Coburg and Fred of Monroe; a daughter, Karen Smith of Eugene; a sister, Jane Braaten of Portland; five grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. A son, George, died previously.
Burial will be at Rest-Haven Memorial Park in Eugene. Rest-Haven Memorial Park & Funeral Home in Eugene is in charge of arrangements.
Memorial contributions may be made to Shriners Hospitals for Children or a charity of choice.
Kenneth Sturdevant
A memorial service will be held Sept. 26 for Kenneth Milton Sturdevant of Eugene, who died Sept. 20 of complications from Parkinson's disease. He was 83.
Sturdevant was born Feb. 4, 1919, in Westport, Minn., to Percy and Ruth Sibert Sturdevant. He married Corinne Croson in Portland on May 28, 1947.
His family moved to Oregon in 1937, and he graduated from Eugene High School in 1938. He and his family lived in San Diego for a brief time before returning to Eugene.
Sturdevant worked as an aircraft machinist for Boeing in Seattle for four years before enlisting in the Navy during World War II. He worked for Magic Gas (now Suburban Propane) as a propane delivery driver for 35 years until his retirement. Sturdevant received many regional awards for employee safety and an accident-free driving record.
His interests included gardening, hunting, fishing, traveling and collecting coins and rocks. Sturdevant was a member of the Eugene Moose Lodge, Izaac Walton League and Central Presbyterian Church. His family will remember him as a man who taught by example the values of love, a strong work ethic, integrity, tolerance and understanding.
Survivors include his wife; three daughters, Sharan Barnett of Salem and Mary Hamilton and Carla Bollinger, both of Eugene; a son, Kenton of Eugene; 15 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
Thursday's service will be at 3 p.m. at Emmaus Lutheran Church in Eugene. Inurnment will be at Rest-Haven Memorial Park in Eugene.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Parkinson's Foundation.
Harold Stegner
Harold Anthony Stegner of Eugene died Sept. 22 of age-related causes. He was 79.
Stegner was born July 19, 1923, in Berg, N.D., to Fredrick and Esther Schmidt Stegner. He was the sixth of 12 boys. He married Ruth Owen in Junction City on March 21, 1947.
He served in the Army in North Africa, Italy and Greece during World War II. He moved to Junction City after the war. Stegner worked as a cement finisher for more than 50 years. He was a life-member of the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craft Workers.
Stegner enjoyed fishing, gardening, rock hunting and country-western music.
Survivors include his wife; three sons, Weldon of Alvadore, Harold of Springfield and Rex of Eugene; two daughters, Jolie Wagoner of Eugene and Esther Reed of La Pine; five brothers, Albert of Junction City, Chet of Oroville, Calif., Clarence of Napa, Calif., Gerald of Mulvane, Kan., and Marvin of Eugene; 17 grandchildren; and 28 great-grandchildren.
A celebration of life will be held later. Musgrove Family Mortuary in Eugene is in charge of arrangements.
Brandon Stone
The funeral will be held Sept. 26 for Brandon Duane Stone of Eugene, who died Sept. 20 of kidney failure. He was 25.
Stone was born Jan. 28, 1977, in Eugene, to Gerald and Deanna Dodd Stone. He married Barbara Sidebottom in Eugene on March 23, 2002.
He graduated from Willamette High School. Stone enjoyed bowling, all sports events, camping, collecting baseball cards and coaching Junior League bowling. He especially enjoyed spending time with his family.
Stone was a member of the Young America Bowling Association and the American Bowling Congress. He won his first bowling award when he was 3 and had won many more since then. He belonged to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ward III in Eugene.
Stone was a lifetime resident of Eugene.
Survivors include his wife, a son, Brandon Jr., and a daughter, Brittany, both of Eugene; his parents of Eugene; two brothers, Corey and Derek "D.J.," both of Eugene; and a sister, Andrea of Eugene.
Visitation will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the Church of Jesus-Christ of Latter-day Saints, 550 N. Danebo Ave., in Eugene. Thursday's service will be at 12:30 p.m. at the church. Burial will be at Lane Memorial Gardens in Eugene.
Memorial contributions may be made to Oregon Dialysis.
Rodger Hilgers
SPRINGFIELD - A memorial service will be held Sept. 29 for Rodger Dale Hilgers of Springfield, who died Sept. 15 at age 47. His family chose not to list the cause of death.
Hilgers was born March 4, 1955, in Klamath Falls to Robert and Wanda Jennings Hilgers.
He lived in this area for 15 years and worked as a gas station manager. Hilgers enjoyed crabbing and traveling. He especially enjoyed the ocean.
Sunday's service will be at 3 p.m. at Crossfire Christian Family Fellowship in Eugene. Springfield Memorial Gardens & Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Cheryl Kiesling
OAKRIDGE - A memorial service will be held Sept. 28 for Cheryl L. Kiesling of Oakridge, who died Sept. 19 of cancer. She was 52.
Kiesling was born May 8, 1950, in Burbank, Calif., to Charles and Betty Boese Fisk. She married Charlie Kiesling in Reno, Nev., on Sept. 1, 1979.
She graduated from high school. Kiesling moved to Oregon from California in 1978. She lived in Portland and Cottage Grove before settling in Oakridge in 1987. She worked as a bank teller at First Interstate Bank, Wells Fargo Bank and Klamath First Federal Bank for 11 years.
Her interests included gardening, cooking, fishing, visiting the coast and mountains and traveling. Kiesling especially enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren and her friends.
Survivors include her husband; her father of Wickenburg, Ariz.; two daughters, Vicki Epperson of Springfield and Cheri Black of Cottage Grove; a son, Rick Nolan of Eugene; two brothers, Walter Fisk of California and Charles Fisk of Aurora, Colo.; a sister, Evelyn Gragg of Wickenburg; and seven grandchildren.
Saturday's service will be at 1 p.m. at Oakridge Chapel of the Woods Funeral Home. A celebration of life and potluck will follow the service at Green Waters Park in Oakridge.
Memorial contributions may be made to cancer patients in need, in care of the Willamette Valley Cancer Center in Eugene.
Myrtle May
SPRINGFIELD - The funeral will be held Sept. 26 for Myrtle Edna May of Springfield, who died Sept. 21 of age-related causes. She was 95.
May was born May 19, 1907, in Wenatchee, Wash., to Robert and Kate Palmer Dormer. She married Lawrence May in Yakima, Wash., on March 4, 1924. He died in July 1987.
She was a homemaker, and she enjoyed attending church, crafts, quilting and gardening.
May was a member of the Church of God and the Church of Christ.
Survivors include four sons, Robert of Spokane, James of Aurora, Colo., Ronald of Colburn, Idaho, and George of Tacoma; three daughters, Alice Archibald of Springfield, Lois McGlothin of Eugene and Ida Middleton of Roseburg; a brother, Robert Dormer of Newberg; two sisters, Dorothy Bennett of Seattle and Ethel Anderson of Vancouver, Wash.; 17 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren. An infant daughter, Frances, and a son, Burt, died previously.
Visitation will be held from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Springfield Memorial Gardens & Funeral Home.
Thursday's service will be at 10 a.m. at the funeral home. Burial will follow the service at Springfield Memorial Gardens.
Mark Johnson
LEABURG - Mark Edwin Johnson of Leaburg died Aug. 30 of cancer. He was 47.
Johnson was born Oct. 25, 1954, in Fort Campbell, Ky., to Marie Behling Johnson. He married Debra Worley. They later divorced.
He graduated from Shelton, Wash., High School. Johnson worked as a welder/pipe fitter on the north slope of Alaska. He lived in Alaska for 20 years before moving to his daughter's home in Leaburg this year.
Johnson was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed fishing and hunting.
Survivors include his mother and stepfather, Charles Farley of Auburn, Wash.; a daughter, Shawnee Brooks of Leaburg; a brother, Neal Johnson of Albany; and one grandchild.
A memorial service will be held later. Rest-Haven Memorial Park & Funeral Home in Eugene is in charge of arrangements.
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Vita Launch Window Games - Video Preview
Developers show off their demos for a big chunk of Vita launch titles.
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Sound Shapes & Uncharted!
The PS Vita itself sounds cool... but none of the games featured in the video seem worth it to me.
lots of potential. the launch lineup is just garbage.
Give me Dragon Age Origins, the Jak, Ratchet, Sly, and Ico collections....and i will buy this thing... Please!!!
FIFA SOCCER VITA looks soooo good. Plus it has online vs. Too good
I wanted to see my Dynasty Warriors :?
So yeh ill just watch it on Youtube were it doesnt lag like hell
nice & sucky bandwith
I want to see things like Dragon Age and Dark Souls for PS Vita. Big RPGs.
I hope they'll also make some more games for mature gamers, I don't think there was a lot of them on PSP, that's why I didn't buy it. Maybe Fallout or Skyrim type games, and a bit less arcady racing games would be nice during 12 hour working days... :)
If I get to be a graphic whore for a moment, I can't wait to see what Squarenix can do with this platform and I hope Naughty Dog releases a game of their own too. My god I'm psyched for this.
is it just me or does mod nation racers have very plain looking graphics.
everyone is angry about having paid 250 for a 3ds. I just try not to think about it lol
I'm actually a little upset that I spent $250 on the 3DS ha ha...
Escape Plan is the best game in this video. Love the art design and puzzles!
One of my biggest complaints with the original PSP were its horrible controls. Looks like the Vita has finally solved that problem. My second biggest complaint with the PSP was that most of the games were just half baked ports of PS3 games. I unfortunately see that trend continuing. At the very least this handheld looks much better than the failure of the Nintendo 3DS. I would love to see a Limbo sequel on this.
Very nice use of the back and front touch screens. I can't wait to play this system. I haven't been following it that much, so does anybody know how games are going to be played? Are they download only?
@ KillerLiew - Umm... your going to wack off to porn on it? :/ maybe you should re-word that comment. XD
Does anyone know what the games will cost?
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Unit 13 looks great! Might get me to buy a Vita after all.
It looks great and i really am impressed but i refuse 2 buy one for my own reasons not because i feel it will fail like the psp did but....#1 reason to expensive #2 i went thru like 2 or three psp's lost, broken, or stolen so i can take a hint and accept that fate is saying i shouldn't have one
Fifa, Uncharted look great. I'll wait few months to see what else is around before purchase.
1 word..... Awesomeness this is going 2 give the 3ds a run 4 its money
I cant wait to get my hand dirty on this. =D
I'm really impressed by the graphics and the smooth gameplay. I was a handheld player as a child, but by watching this its pushing me to purchase it.
Rpgs in vita will rock
Damn I need one of these bad boys ASAP.
Just want ruin, and that's going to be on PS3 as well. Looks like a fun device, but I already have a tablet, netbook, smartphone and laptop dock for said smartphone. They are all meant for the same use and a vita would just be a tertiary wasted device for me... Cancelled preorder and hopefully won't get one anytime soon XD
Where's GRAVITY DAZE??
Great looking graphics for a handheld! The double-touchscreens is a nice touch, too. I'm impressed.
I want this baby :(
@usermikey Same here, the Vita will be my first handheld since the GBA SP, although I'm not sure about getting it on release because of the price :|
Can't wait to get my hands on this little baby :D
Love the look & design. Will be my first handheld since GBA SP. Too bad I never got PSP, the PSP titles I wanted either became PS2 games or Ps3 ones lol... [with the exception of RPG's]
the game prices are way to expensive..
looks really good for a hand held almost as good as a console
As pissed as I am about the asinine backwards compatibility "solution" and the steep memory card prices, I must admit the VITA does look like it's shaping up rather nicely. Then again, the game I'm mostly looking forward to is the Persona 4 remake so I guess I can wait.
awesome man!!!
I can't wait to play these games! :D
I really love the new IPs like Gravity Daze, Sound Shapes, Unit 13, and Escape Plan. It's good to see Sony experiment. I'm also looking forward to Lumines, Super Stardust Delta, and, of course, Uncharted :P
the vita is going to kill the 3ds
uncharted golden abyss!
Excited about Uncharted Golden Abyss and LBP.
I just ordered the Vita and Uncharted Golden Abyss!
I have to say: If you are not an uncharted fan, there really isn't much at launch. I'm sure there will will be more titles, and hopefully shortly after - as I would be happy to own this system aswell, but not without games I want.


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Do Fathers Matter?
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Paul Raeburn, blogger, media critic, writer, and the author of Do Fathers Matter?: What Science Is Telling Us About the Parent We've Overlooked (Scientific American / Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2014), looks at what research tells us about a father's impact on his children, from their DNA to their weight.
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I was hoping to ask on the air if there's still *some* hormonal change in fathers-to-be who aren't able to be with the mother-to-be during her pregnancy. Humans have consciousness & respond emotionally & hormonally to information even if they aren't on the scene. For example, hearing or reading about some events can trigger adrenalin & make us angry or afraid even if there's no threat to us. So I could understand if a man who is away still has some degree of hormonal response to knowing he's going to be a father, even though it's not to anywhere the same degree as if he's home.
The truth that mothers hate and have always tried to squelch is that fathers can raise babies just as well as mothers, and in some cases even better. This undermines them horribly in their power struggle against men. They need to control the babies and keep them on their side. THey need to make a rift between children and fathers to have political power. They have to spread lies to do so. And since most children are first raised by mommies, they are easy to turn against fathers. It's not rocket science. Fathers today are like Jews in GErmany. They have to watch their step at all times.
Well put @genejoke from Brooklyn!
I've been pushing the Brian Lehrer show to explore the topic of Divorced fathers losing contact with their kids for years -- pushed out of their lives, against their will. How are most of the other topics regularly visited by WNYC more important?
Thank you Paul Raeburn for articulating this so clearly!
I neglected to mention same-sex parent couples. I'm not privy to the inner workings of the households, but I do see the same-sex couples I know with kids doing a superb job (much better than some opposite-sex couples I know). This is still a relatively new form of family, and it will be interesting to see how this generation of kids with same-sex parents turns out. Looks very promising so far!
When I hear reports about differences btwn. men & women, I always have to ask whether those differences are more than the differences within each sex. In most of the studies I've heard about, they aren't.
The "myths spread about fathers" were spread by mothers, because children are just a pawn in the power struggle between the genders. For most of history ,females had to defer to males because men were stronger and females needed them for protection. But they always tried to turn the children against the fathers and make them allies against the big old buffoon.
For the most part, the real relation between males and females is political, a struggle for power where children are the pawns.
If you have the financial resources to supervise and help raise your children - a father may not be necessary.
If you don't, the odds of your kids growing up to mug people or working in a strip club - whilst still remote, expands exponentially.
So fathers DO matter?! WHEW!
But seriously, fathers, (AND mothers) serve not just as caretakers, but - if you're lucky - also as protectors, role models and emotional supporters. Male and female parents exist beyond their socially dictated roles; you will look for your father's good qualities in every man you meet, and your mother's good qualities in every woman you meet.
Plenty of people raised in single parent households turn out fine, they just face bigger challenges in life that hopefully make them stronger.
All boys need a male role model to love and teach them by example. All girls need fathers to help form their ideas of what a man should be. A person with a caring father will likely be more nurturing toward others and themselves. Even a minimal amount of fatherly presence and attention makes a difference in a child's development.
What a joke. That's like asking if kings still matter. Should we go back to patriarchy? That's like going back to monarchy. The truth is, in the future babies will be produced in hatcheries because mothers aren't going to matter either.
Martin, I've finally figured out why you have these beliefs about those damn liberals. You completely misunderstand lefties' motivations.
There is no great belief that people should be dependent on the state. There is no great conspiracy to destroy the family. We just don't think that way. We DO believe that people shouldn't freeze or starve in the streets - perhaps you've heard of a social safety net? How you extrapolate from that to "they want to destroy the family!" is beyond me, but maybe I'll understand eventually.
Of course, I have already lost this argument by replying to another MC troll.
This after years of "why need a man?" style articles everywhere (mostly other media, but WNYC too). A necessary change, and, thank-you. Keep it up.
Just look at the result of the social welfare state and its effect on the black community, where fathers are replaced by the state. Fathers matter, two parents matter and kids need role models, no matter what color they are.
Oh, please ... do we need another discussion of what we all know is a sociological disaster, whatever Brian dreams up as "pushback".
The Left has been cheer leading this demise of social cohesiveness since the early 1800'S... it increases dependence on enlightened government authorities.
.... and every man in prison should sue his mama (not celebrating her as a "courageous single mom") for sentencing to him to a life that was slanted against him from Day 1.
There is an on-going movement in the country to support spirituality for men, and fatherhood is a big part of that. But we seem to have problems with any kind of authority, even benevolent, so we have problems with fathers. And children need fathers.
Do Fathers Matter?
More than universal pre-K.
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Baja 500, who's in?
Once again it's time for the Baja 500, (June 1st), how many of my fellow Adv'ers are making the trip down for some sun, fun, and fish tacos?
Personaly I will be co-driving the #521 Kellogg Motorsports class 5 U entry for the 1st third of the course. I know, not a bike, but I'm still in the show and get to race:clap. Here's a vid from our fun at last years 1000.
I am in !!
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I am in
I snagged a ride with some local Bay Area boys on an XR650R. The bonus is I still have my pit boxes packed from running the NORRA race. :evil
I'll be there chasing the Team Lucky Sperm class 10 entry driven by Kash Vessels and Andy Grider.
I'll be taking the family down to the meadows after the start.
I will be down there to support my son Colton (1x) and prerun baby boy Ian Young. Look for us in town, around Mikes and on the coast. My 450x sports #511.
Nicola Dutto will be there :eek1:clap
Looks like I may be headed down. A 7sx team from Utah needs another codriver. I have no clue what to do as a codriver but what the hell it has to be easier then racing a dirt bike. :p
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I don't know about 7sx trucks but I've spent a lot of time in a Class 1 cars. Your job as a Co-dawg is to:
Matt, stoked for you. I can't wait to hear about it.
BTW, if you think riding in the 4 wheel class's is a smooth ride because of all that suspension, think again. My bike is way smoother than the car I co-drive in. Trophy Trucks will beat you up, you are just going faster while it happens.
With the amount of suspension the truck has I fully plan on getting the crap kicked out of me. So much for making it till I was Strongbads age to pis blood. :lol3
This isn't the best time of year for me as it's our busy season at work. I turned down a chance to race with another adver on a bike but I couldnt pass up the chance to ride in a truck and only have to pay for my food. :clap It's not a done deal as they are still prepping the truck but if they get it done I'm in.
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Hey, I was just wondering, if it is really worth the extra money/time to buy food over the internet? What does eveyone think about this? Is there anything out there really worth buying, or will the stuff at the grocery store be sufficient?
The only thing I ever ordered was Shazzies chocolate bars, it tasted like plastic and made me feel ill. That's the only experience I have had with pre made stuff.
Personally I am thinking that a load of people in a shop working hard making a ton of orders, can compare with you making food at home, putting love, care and passion into your own recipes.
I don't buy pre-made stuff online, but lots of things are worth it because you just can't find everything in a grocerie store! Like many threads have been discussing, lots of things labeled raw, aren't really, and other things you can't even find labeled raw. That sort of thing is what I purchase online, really raw cashews, maca, etc.
I order ingredients online, like nuts and specialty items. The only prepackages stuff I eat is the occasional Larabar.
I once received lemon swirl cookies in my stocking. They were amazing, so I worked out my own recipe. Besides that, I basically only order items like gogi berries, olive oil, etc once in a while. Usually, however, I shop at my local co-op (they have a great section of raw food).
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Follow the guide below to add the World Cup 2014 schedule to Android calendar with reminders automatically.
The best option is to use a dedicated app Find the best world cup 2014 apps for android here to follow the football world cup 2014 but you can also do that by adding the full schedule to your Google Calendar, allowing you to have each and every one of the World Cup 2014 Brazil games in your Calendar app, so you can get a reminder alarm and watch the game from the computer or from your smartphone, wherever you want, anytime.
It just takes a trip to the Google Calendar website and with just few easy steps you'll be able to follow all of the actions from Brazil. The method is to synchronize the fixture of the 64 matches of the World Cup in Brazil with the Google Calendar account and immediately they will appear in the calendar app on your andorid phone.
- First, you must visit the desktop version Google Calendar at calendar.google.com using the account you use with the calendar app on your device.
- In Google Calendar, you have to go to the "Add by URL" under "Other Calendars" located on the left side of the screen, and then copy and paste the following link- https://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/vdmtdcektajkqjk51vvda4ni4k%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic
- Then press "Add Calendar". That's all.
Note: You have to set a default reminder option in order to get the notifications before each game. To do so, follow the tutorial here. Remember this is very important if you want to get notified through email or pop up notifications.
the 64 games will automatically appear in your Google calendar (in some case you may need to go to the setting in calendar app on your android device, click on the account and you will see the option to sync the newly added calendar manually). Now if you view the calender, you'll see that all the matches of the World Cup 2014 on your calendar are added, along with the respective dates and hours.
The best part about this is that the dates and times will change according to your time zone, and since you have subscribed, rather than imported, so if any games are changed or updated you'll see the changes on your calendar automatically.
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