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Okay that is enough with the running argument. I think we all know we don't want to go on this site to find something and then have to read through all these hits back and forth.
As a new person on this type of site it can be intiminating to put on a message. I remember in a few of my grad school classes where a professor told me don't worry about asking a question you think is dumb because it probably is one 10 other people in class are scared to ask. But you still don't want to put it out there at times.
Hopefully besides being a good research tool we can make this site fun to be on. I have gotten some messages from people on this site that I wish I was in the same country with let alone the same city because they are so honest and open on not only the genealogy issue but their own personalities. Refreshing in this day where we are so polarized not just in my country but around the world. I think that is why I have mentioned I wish I could find a site like this for French and German genealogy because I learn things not only about my Italian heritage and ancestry here but about people from Australia to the US.
Sometimes it is good to be pretty blunt with people in a research effort to ensure they aren't spinning their wheels in the wrong direction for too long, but we all do have to realize that even though this is an impersonal site where we don't see each other, hear each other's voices, or know each other's backgrounds - some people will take offense to certain words based on some very personal things that have happened in their lives. I know that might be saying we can't worry about people's thin skins but this is a learning site first in a lot of ways so maybe we do need to be a little more careful on all sides.


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"This film was a last resort to me," Lin explains. "I went to film school and I'd been struggling financially for 10 years." The film's cast and crewa mix of young and old commonly frustrated over Hollywood's reluctance to give Asian Americans substantial movie rolessigned on for little to no pay.
They completed the film thanks to 10 maxed-out credit cards and an eleventh-hour loan from M.C. Hammer, who Lin met at an electronics show. ("He's gonna be taken care of," Lin assures.) BLT debuted at Sundance, where a well-publicized spectacle involving freelance rabble-rouser Jim Fouratt made it instantly notorious. At the fateful Q&A, a ticked-off Fouratt berated Lin and the cast for making a film so "empty (and) amoral for Asian Americans and for Americans." An indignant Roger Ebert, who attacked Fouratt: "Asian American characters have the right to be whoever the hell they want to be. They do not have to 'represent' their people . . . nobody would say to a bunch of white filmmakers, 'How could you do this to your people?' "
The controversy turned BLT and Lin into hot commodities. Lin sold the distribution rights to MTV Films, and despite initial MTV suggestions to make the film's soundtrack more buzzworthy (Lin mostly declined), he describes the relationship in only positive terms. As Lin angles to become the most prominent American filmmaker of Asian descent since Wayne Wang, BLT shoulders a significant burden. "I've talked to a lot of Asian American filmmakers and they're like, we've got some people interested [in their scripts] but they're just waiting to see how Better Luck Tomorrow does," Lin recounts. Several Asian American professional and student groups have moved to buy out opening weekend shows.
The film's backstory is documented in Genesis by Evan Leong. There's an infectious joy to Leong's candid conversations with the cast as they reflect on Asian Americans in film and celebrate the BLT community. "These are three-dimensional people. In the industry, they'll cast Asians to play 'Asian' charactersthey're there for that 'Asian' reason." Lin recalls viewing the actor's reel for Jason Tobin (BLT's "Virgil"), who was cast in seven or eight television shows and films, always as the same character: a Chinese delivery boy.
BLT will be remembered as a noble effort to efface Hollywood's accumulated misrepresentations of Asian Americans. At the very least, one hopes that the critical moment this shoestring effort has made will insure the more hopeful future its title promises.
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An award-winning journalist, Jeanne Theismann began her career at WTNH-TV in New Haven, Conn., where she was a news reporter and anchor as well as co-host of the daily "Good Morning, Connecticut" program. She went on to work for Seaway Communications, the first minority-owned U.S. broadcasting company before moving to Tokyo, where she spent several years working as a writer and editor for the Yomiuri Shimbun, the world's largest daily newspaper.
During her time overseas, Jeanne traveled extensively, covering the third Indochina War between Vietnam and Cambodia as well as the Seoul and Sydney Olympic games. She began several relief projects for children and refugees and has personally delivered more than five tons of medical supplies to orphanages throughout the world. She serves as a visiting professor at the Ukrainian Catholic University, in L'viv, Ukraine.
Jeanne serves on the board of directors for First Night Alexandria, the Alexandria Symphony Orchestra and the Alexandria Sportsman's Club. She is a member of the National Press Club, American Legion Post 24 and Rotary International, and is the media representative for the City of Alexandria's Local Emergency Planning Commission. She loves travel, technology and trivia and dreams of one day writing headlines for the New York Post.
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Alexandria: Artfully Chocolate is Closing
Artfully Chocolate to close its doors May 27.
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For nearly 60 years, Melvin Miller was a fixture in Alexandria, known as a civil rights activist and the architect of affordable housing across the city.
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Taking the Cake: An Illustrated Primer on Asexuality
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An short illustrated asexuality 101 zine, with colorable pages and lots of resources.
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Publication: Ottawa Citizen Jazzblog
Author: Peter Hum
Date: December 12, 2011
The jazz punditocracy has been weighing in on top jazz CDs of 2011:
The list from Patrick Jarenwattananon at NPR's A Blog Supreme skews to the younger end of the jazz talent spectrum. Miguel Zenón (Alma Adentro: The Puerto Rican Songbook) and Gretchen Parlato (The Lost and Found) get nods, for example, for their 2011 CDs, while Sonny Rollins does not, for example.
On the other hand, at Slate.com, Fred Kaplan thinks the latest Rollins CD, Road Shows Vol. 2, is the year's best jazz CD. (That was pretty predictable, given that in 2008, when Kaplan ranked Road Shows, Vol. 1 as his No.1, he wrote: "The best jazz album of 2008 is such a clear choice—not just a stunning disc of music but a breakthrough in music history — that I will say this: If any jazz critics out there leave it off their Top 10 lists, don't trust another word that they say about anything." Road Shows, Vol. 1 did not make my list that year, but I digress.) No mere bloviator for jazz octogenarians, Kaplan also digs the new-sound-of-jazz CDs from trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire (When the Heart Emerges Glistening) and vibraphonist Chris Dingman (Waking Dreams).
The Chicago Tribune's Howard Reich agreed with Jarenwattananon, ranking Zenón's Alma Adentro at the top of his list (which also omits the Rollins CD).
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At SIGGRAPH 2009, Autodesk, Inc. announced a new version of its real-time 3D character animation software - Autodesk MotionBuilder 2010. This latest release offers faster overall performance, productivity-enhancing animation workflows and expanded real-time physics capabilities. MotionBuilder has been used to create numerous entertainment projects, including BEOWULF, GEARS OF WAR 2, SHAUN WHITE SNOWBOARDING and RESISTANCE 2.
MotionBuilder 2010 will also ship as a part of the Autodesk Entertainment Creation Suites and the Autodesk Real-Time Animation Suites, leveraging the software's improved interoperability with Autodesk Maya and Autodesk 3ds Max software and making it more affordable to incorporate the technology into digital entertainment workflows.
"Autodesk MotionBuilder is an ideal tool for high-volume game animation pipelines, director-driven virtual cinematography and real-time character simulations," said Stig Gruman, vice president, Autodesk Digital Entertainment Group. "The enhanced capabilities and accessibility of the 2010 release will help to further reshape the creative decision-making process, as more and more creative visionaries adopt the technology for virtual cinematography and pre-visualization work."


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If you are looking to book a central Kiev hotel in the Right Bank area, ibis Kiev City Center could be the right choice for you!
Your 3 star Right Bank hotel in Kiev offers free Wi-Fi, ATM/banking and an elevator (lift). Guests wishing to relax with a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge.
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unfortuneately the heating is turned off in summer. The room was really Cold, and ...Venere Guest, Norway
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unfortuneately the heating is turned off in summer. The room was really Cold, and this is not at all good. Please change Your rutines for heating at Your rooms Ibis
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This is a excellent base for visiting Kiev. Close to the metro and city centre. It is clean and cheap. Surrounding traffic noise is a problem, but the pros far outweigh the cons. The staff were exceptionally helpful and efficient. Would have loved a kettle in the room, and the rooms are small. I had the room to myself, but sharing would have been crowded. Food in the restaurant was good and very reasonably priced.
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Book your pet-friendly accommodation at ibis Kiev City Center, offering 212 guest rooms with climate control. Flat-screen televisions in each room offer entertainment at the end of a long day. Corporate travelers visiting the Right Bank area will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as phones. Bathrooms are outfitted with showers, hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Additional comforts include air conditioning.
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Distances from Hotel Ibis Kiev Shevchenko BoulevardA.V. Fomin Botanical Garden - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
St. Volodymyr's Cathedral - 0.7 km / 0.5 mi
Kiev Opera House - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Karaite Kenesa - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Kiev Shevchenko University - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Golden Gate - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Museum of Western and Oriental Art - 1.2 km / 0.8 mi
Saint Sophia Cathedral - 1.4 km / 0.8 mi
Bohdan Khmelnytsky Statue - 1.5 km / 1 mi
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Center of all Pointers of Ukraine - 1.9 km / 1.2 mi
Independence Square - 1.9 km / 1.2 mi
St. Andrew's Church - 2 km / 1.2 mi
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Aug 25, 2011
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Aug 11, 2011
Every cigarette bought in Cuyahoga County gives a penny and a half to local arts and cultural organizations
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Jul 21, 2011
Norquist is the long-time promoter of the no-new-tax pledge that almost every Republican in Congress has signed. But when he suggested that letting the Bush tax cuts expire wouldn't technically be a tax increase, it became clear the pledge is bigger than any one person.
Amazon takes its tax battle to the ballot
Jul 12, 2011
Amazon seeks a California referendum to overturn a law requiring e-tailers to collect sales tax. If successful, the bid could have national impact.
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May 27, 2011
Illinois is trying to decrease its $13 billion deficit with tax increases. One citizen understands the need to close the deficit, but says the taxes have pinched her budget significantly.


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Hey thanks everyone for your replies and support. This is a lot of fun!
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Here we look for supplies for camping tonight. The temps were in the high nineties. We stopped at a Wal-Mart. We couldn't get out of there fast enough. We blast up into the foot hills of the Rockies and camped at Island Acers state park. Our camp spot was real close to the Colorado River. This was a popular camping spot with a lot of activity. We ended up getting one of the better spots with shade, but that was all.
Colorado River:
Fire Water:
I woke up before Heidi today and went out to make coffee. We have been using plastic 750 ml vodka bottles for our water bottles. They are flat shaped and a perfect fit for our tank panniers. Well I poured some water in my tin coup and started to boil it. Next thing I notice the stove and cup are on fire. I pick up the cup with a camp handle and the water was on fire. I dumped the water on the ground and the ground was on fire. Duh…! I boiled the vodka we had for cocktails. Heidi and I have a good laugh. Thank god this vodka bottle didn't have a pour spout on it. I would have questioned my sanity….
Today we are doing a short ride up into the mountains. The map shows a large national forest and a lot of camping. Sounds good…
Going up!
Grand Mesa camp grounds:
It was looking at first like there weren't any camps spots available. We get to the very last two sites. They were open. With both sites you had to walk up a steep hill to get to your tent. We for sure had the best spot in the place, closest to a clear blue lake with fishing and hiking trails.
Today was devoted to hiking. There are trailheads all over this area. The signs claim lakes and photo opportunities. Sounds good. We pack some trail mix and a jug of water. We are off.
The first trail was well groomed and maintained. It circled around several small mountain lakes. After about an hour the trail doubled back to where we started. We remember seeing some more primitive trails on the way to this trailhead. We start hiking. Woods, lakes, swamps, springs, open grass savannas. This place has it all.
Heidi keeps following. This is good.
We merge onto another more defined but difficult terrain trail. We meet several mountains bikers. It had to be a hell of a ride for them, some had full face helmets.
A great day of hiking ended with a big camp fire. This place has unlimited fire wood.
It's been raining steady since last night. A few days ago in Rock Springs we heard Hurricane Dean was going to bring rain all day on Monday. We made plans accordingly. The plan is to hunker down in the tent, read, play games, eat and just chill out. The rain stopped just lng enough to make coffee and grab the corn muffins. It's a challenge to be comfortable hanging out in a tent all day. We got several reprieves from the rain where we were able to walk around and stretch but most of the day was inside, Its not as warm up here as hoped, in fact it's been quite cold all day. We are looking forward to going down from the mountains tomorrow and warming up. Heidi is starting to go nutty, she wants a bath & _ _ _…..
Old School Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2004
Location: Hayward, WI
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Moab Utah:
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Excellent adventure and entertaining report.
Thanks for sharing.
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Oct 2005
Location: Chilhowie, Va
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Excellent report and photos. Looking forward to more. :)
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Really great!
You take excellent pictures! Thanks for sharing.
I think this trip is made all the better by the bike you choose. It just 'feels' different reading this vs. a fully decked out 1200GS or 950 etc.
Feels like a - bring what I have and don't look back type of ride!!!
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If everything seems under control, you're not going fast enough - Mario Andretti
one man wolfpack
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Tom, Your pics and story are fantastic!! Good to see ya out there really living! Can't wait til the next installment.
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As has been said before, Thank you for sharing!
I feel like I am there too.
I look forward to a journey like this for my wife and I, and with ride reports like this, I am very jealous!
Thanks again for the great pictures, and I look forward to the next update.
Happy Paleoflatus
Joined: Nov 2006
Location: Edmond, Oklahoma
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Wonderful report! Thank you!!!
Gnarly Adventurer
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I'm enjoying your trip, and I look forward to following it for some time to come. Great pictures and narative!!
Ride it like you plan to ride again tomorrow...
Old School Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2004
Location: Hayward, WI
Oddometer: 850
Moab Utah:
We like Moab. Its a fun tourist town geared toward adventure activities; rafting, hiking, mountain biking, dirt biking, four-wheeling. The hiking was great but the weather was in the high nineties. The pool at the Sleep-Inn felt good. We were surprised at all the foreign tourists around. At the pool there were French, Germans, Italians and us. Good time, everyone is here for a good time.
We planned to hit the road early because of the heat. This is the Friday before Labor Day weekend. Heidi is worried the campsites and motels will be full so we plan to look for a place to hunker down for the entire weekend. At an adventure shop in Moab I looked at a great map of the state with contour gradients and listing for tons of camping spots. Im glad I studied the map because the Utah state map you get free from the state doesnt have any of the National Forest campsites listed. There are a ton of them.
Out in the parking lot early in the morning we were talking with three couples, all 2-up on motorcycles. One couple had their own Gold-Wing with a huge custom painted trailer. The other two couples rented bikes in Salt Lake City where they flew to from Iowa. The women asked Heidi how she packs for two years. They all had a good laugh while Heidi expounded about not having any shoes along. I think I overheard her bragging about having eight bikinis along. Hmmm We could have talked all morning but like a sailor who needs to hit a weather window, we had to cut it short and get going. We were planning on doing the Burr-trail road right through Capital Reef Park but with predicted temperatures around 105 degrees we changed our plans again, head for the hills where the temps will be cooler.
The morning light shining on the hill formations around Moab is spectacular. It felt like we were seeing it again for the first time, beautiful. We didnt take much time for photos. The urge to just keep riding while in this type of landscape is overwhelming. We just concentrate on enjoying the ride. This is biking country. If you are a biker, road or dirt the Moab area is not to be missed. Heidi and I cant say enough about the place. A do-again for sure.
At the map I looked at in Moab I remembered seeing a lot of camping in the national forests around central Utah. On the map we have we see a couple of big lakes with peaks at around 10, 000 feet. That sounds good, Fish lake National Park, here we come. Heidi was a little nervous, the map we had showed no camping anywhere near where we are heading. I assured her that I remember seeing a lot of camping around this area on the map I looked at in Moab. We just go for it.
The ride was uneventful. All we can say is Utah is one fantastic place to ride ..
We turn north on highway 24 off the main road. There are no markers saying it is highway 24 but I knew it had to be it. The road starts heading up in altitude. We could feel the temperatures start to cool. Utah has a lot of free camping all over. We start seeing campers congregating around some of the ideal areas in the Mountains. We also pass a few National Forest campsites but we wanted to try Fish Lake. If I cant catch a fish there I have problems, Fish Lake!
We pull into Bowery campground. Tons of birch and pine trees surrounding a crystal clear blue lake. We tooled through the camp and almost all the sites had reservations stickers on them. The campsites are on the side of a mountain and are steep. We ride through a small loop way up at the top. A road sign said Tent camping only Im not making any of this up. We get what we think has to be the best camp spot in the place. It has a high-up lake view, a rushing mountain spring babbling right next to us, privacy and tons of hiking starting right there. I pay for three nights. We are set for the entire Labor Day weekend. YES .
Breakfast ..first time cooking something that isnt entirely from a can.
My specialty, pork and bean omelet. Yum!
There was a lot of activity around the lake. This is a popular place. A lot of people hauled boats. The lake has a resort on both ends and in the middle. The lodge at the middle resort looked about 200 years old. The dining area is huge and double as a Mormon church on Sundays. Its all log construction built right on the lake. It felt like we stepped back in time. There are hiking trails circling the lake and leading up into the mountains and forest. The resorts have free hiking trail maps of the area. You could devote a week to hiking all the back country trails here.
Old School Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2004
Location: Hayward, WI
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We froze our butts off at night
Three days was nice here but again we froze our butts off at night. During the day the temperatures were perfect, upper seventies and mostly sunny but as soon as the sun set it started to cool down seriously. We played gin on the picnic table until we couldnt see our cards. Then we got a campfire going but this site is kind of primitive. There isnt any good place to get comfortable close to the fire. We ended up retreating to the tent. In the tent we have small LED lights great for reading.
Before starting this trip Heidi and I saw a show on PBS about meditation and how it can activate large sections of a human brain that are normally dormant with most people. Sounds good, I ordered a couple of used books off amazon.com, Insight Meditation. Reading is a big thing on long rides and finding reading material is sometimes difficult. Anyway Im talking more insightful now trying to be real deep. Heidi thinks Im full of S. I think Im well on my way already to becoming a Motorcycle Zen Master Haa! Heidi and I always have fun trying to tease each other. When I ride I ride I do everything to keep my attention on the road. Meditation trains to focus and control the mind. On marathon rides everyone has moments when their mind wanders. You think of this and that and go over scenarios with people in your mind. Number one: recognize your mind is wandering. Number two: bring it back to riding or back to whatever. This Is a good thing.
To survive the cold nights we got more serious, thicker socks, more layers, more padding underneath. It got better every night but I have never had such a hard time staying comfortable camping. I know this cant be good for Heidi.
Heidi and I are constantly talking about what is working and what is not working and what we should do different. We thought we would share a short list of Whats working and Whats not working
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Whats not working:
> My first sleeping pad was some old one inch thick sponge rubber. Thats all Ive used in the past. Its not working now.
> The light weight sleeping bags we bought at the last minute suck. They zip together but the bags have one heavy half and one
thin half. When zipped together one person has the heavy cover on top, the other person has the light cover on top. Not good.
> Were not following the rule: Provision for food before we get the camp site. In Colorado we needed to drive over 60 miles round trip down a steep canyon road just for some food and drink. Da!
> The right pannier is leaking bad when the bike is parked in the rain. I think its because of the angle the bike sits when its on the kickstand. The high bag has a smaller lip on the outside. I think thats where its leaking. Im hopping a strip of tape will cure that.
> I didnt have my first-aid kit handy enough. It was buried on the bottom of the backpack. I cut both hands on separate occasions and didnt want to bother digging for the kit, where of course I have everything. The cuts were small and I thought it was no biggie. Well the my right thumb got real sore and I had difficulty with the throttle. Soap and water, antibiotic salve and band aids for a couple of days. Now, every cut, every time.
> Not following Grant and Susan Johnsons advice: If you need it and you see it, buy it. Dont think you will find it later at another place.
Whats working:
> Pillow case. Heidi says this is the best idea. Thanks Grant and Susan Johnson.
> Thermorest sleeping pads. We have the short one inch version. These pads are working well but in pay campsites we could use a thicker version. I hate gravel tent sites. In the mountains they retains the cold and are uncomfortable. A good quality bed roll is important.
> We are happy with our fresh water carrying capability. Plastic 750 ml vodka bottles fit perfect into the tank panniers. We carry 6 liters no problem. Plus we can strap on a gallon jug to the backpack anytime.
> All the biners we have attached to the backpack and the tank panniers are working great. We strap our helmets to them when parked, water jugs, garbage bags, shoes.
> World camp stove. We have a Wisper-lite world camp stove. This thing runs on white gas, unleaded gas, kerosene or jet fuel. Once I learned how to work the thing I love it.
> 3 person tent. The REI TAJ-3 tent has been nothing but good for us. It has lots of room for two people with enough space for a lot of gear. It goes up in a flash and the rain tarp is even easier to deploy. It has 5 pockets altogether including one huge packet on the ceiling.
> The backpacking clothes we picked out have been working great. The main thing is they fold up and pack small and appear to be made with a lot of quality. Columbia is one of the higher grade clothing brands we have.
Ill add to this list or modify it from time to time as a kind of a check list for us. I hope it may be of some use to others also.
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Old School Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2004
Location: Hayward, WI
Oddometer: 850
105 degrees for tomorrow
The temperature predictions for Saint George are 105 degrees for tomorrow. Ouch! We plan to take off early and make it to just north of Saint George and stay at around 7,000 feet, where it should be a lot cooler. The next morning well make a run to Las Vegas, our last big splurge. I have a niece and nephew that live there. It will be nice to see them and hang out at the Hard Rock Casino pool for a couple days.
Before leaving the national forests we stop at a small pull over. Nice stream and a few flowers.
This is some more great cruising grounds. Heidi is having fun taking photos as we cruise.
Old School Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2004
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Vegas Baby!
We stopped about 15 miles from Cedar City at a nice campground on a river in the woods. Campgrounds are usually a good place to pull over and chill even if you have no intention of camping. They are normally located in a nice setting with a picnic table to hang out at. I pulled into an empty group site, Heidi seemed uneasy. I assure her that places like these are use to wary travelers and are accommodating to them. She thinks Im a little goofy but soon starts to relax and express whats on her mind.
It feels cold here even with our leathers on. Its looking like rain ahead.
We make a run for it. Heidi is sick and tired of being cold and my attempt to suggest camping at 7,000 feet just before Cedar City was futile. I say its going to be in the hundreds down there on the way to Vegas. I wanted to shoot for it early tomorrow morning when it will be cooler. Heidi said Bring on the heat. I want it Now!
It was serious hot. We pull over at River Canyon Park in Arizona to wait until the sun goes down. We hydrate, rest and wait in the shade.
About a half hour after the sun sinks behind the tall rock cliffs we take off. It was I think hotter then before. We blast down to Vegas. 75 MPH is the speed limit but I tried to keep it around 65. The tires have to be running super hot. I didnt want tire problems with Heidi on board.
Vegas Baby!
We like Las Vegas. The Hard Rock casino is a tropical resort to us with nothing but great rock and roll music played everywhere and one of the worlds best pools. Palm trees, tall drinks, beautiful people, good food, no kids. What is not to like about this?
These guys were from Germany, they must have rented the bikes in New York or something.
I say to Heidi that we should go have one at the Harley Davidson Café before we check into the hotel. She thinks Im nuts but I tell her its been my tradition. I get a smile and an OK.
I got this Vegas thing down. I-15 South, exit on Tropicana Blvd, cruise down the strip for a few blocks and pull right into the Harley Davidson Café. There is enough space if you park right at the curb and. I never had a problem with this. Heidi thought our parking spot was a little over the edge. Ya know, parking right on the strip in the heart of Las Vegas, for free. I tell her Just act like we own the place I get a look.
Heidi goes inside to freshen up while I go to try and grab a table outside on the strip. The waiter tells me that the outside seating is for people eating dinner only. At first I accepted it but then I went back to the guy. I tell him Hey, your killing a tradition here I told him that we drove all the way from Wisconsin and this has been a tradition to stop first and have a drink here, at the Harley Davidson Café, outside. That worked.
We were not going to spend a hundred and some bucks just to sleep, so we head straight to the Motel-6, on Tropicana Blvd, just a few blocks off Las Vegas Blvd. Under fifty bucks.
We are out of the Motel-6 at eleven, It was like a hundred degrees outside. We shoot straight to the Hard Rock casino, just up the street.
Obligatory shot: Heidi was claiming Helmet hair
The same bell guy thats helped us the last few years is here again. He pretends like he remembers us. How nice.
We unload our tent, sleeping bags, tarp, leather jackets and a backpack with clothes. Our buddy will store it and have someone bring it to our room later, when we come back and can get into our room.
We have a few hours to kill. We know of a great place on the strip for breakfast and cocktails, just up the road.
We park at the Harley Davidson Café again.
A half a block away. We are hungry.
Im having this feeling of euphoria set in. Heidi says shes feeling something also. We are set. All is going according to plan. The Hard Rock awaits. We are on schedule to be South of the border by the 15 th, just when our world health insurance kicks in and our USA health insurance ends. Now lets just enjoy Las Vegas!
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Aug 2004
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Hi Tom & Heidi,
Too bad we couldn't have hooked up while I was in Yellowstone. I was probably only a 100 miles away from you guys. Oh well, maybe I'll see you in Mexico.
Old School Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2004
Location: Hayward, WI
Oddometer: 850
Las Vegas - Hard Rock Casino:
Hey! If youre lucky enough to have a riding partner thats into everything youre into, great. But every ride Ive been on with others involved compromise and constant tweaking. Riding with Heidi is no different. She has been a total champ in my book enduring all the camping and roughing it stuff that I like but now its time for some payback. Las Vegas, Heidi is on the phone with her sisters exclaiming that she wants to live at the Hard Rock. A room on the eleventh floor with big patio doors overlooking the pool and the strip.
South end:
This is not a bad thing for me either so I to try to endure it. The patio doors are wide open, air conditioner cranked, bloodymarys in hand. We are getting ready to go to work (Hanging out at the pool or beach is what we call work. Its not easy ya know)
Walk to work:
This could be my new avatar!
Pool entrance:
Lagoon connecting pools:
From pool bar:
We go to work:
Two nights at the Hard Rock was great. We saw the singer of the rock band Incubus down at the pool with other band members. WEF (World Extreme Fighting) had a match here our second night. A lot of the fighters were hanging around. This is an A1 place for people watching, that is if you dont mind beautiful women in small swimsuits drinking tall cocktails. At one point a couple of hot guys were hitting on a group of babes in bikinis. The guys had rented a cabana, one of a couple dozen cabanas that surround the pool. They have big king beds, a huge flat screen TV and constant service from the staff. The cabanas cost about $150 per day. If you are a group of guys with a cabana your goal is to attract in some bikinis. Well these guys were doing pretty good for a while with some girls, ordering then $18 Tiki head cocktails. In a flash a big dude with Rocky Mountain shoulders and a WEF t-shirt came over and said a few words to the girls. In no time the girls were on their way to the WEF guys cabana. The 3 hunky looking guys were once again along together in their cabana, trying not to look too disappointed.
Were having fun with the scene here. The prices for a day at the Hard Rock are over a hundred dollars mid-week but starting Thursday the price goes up to over $250, Friday and Saturday over $350. Thursday (Yesterday) we move to the Super-8, $54 a night and again just up the street. Today we will try to hook up with my niece and nephew and maybe take a long walk along the strip later.
Keep tuned! Things should start getting more adventurous from here on. This US tour has been great fun and has worked well as a shake-out for Heidi and I as riding partners.
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Paolo Guerrero's header saw Corinthians beat Chelsea 1-0 in Club World Cup final
Last Updated: 16/12/12 7:01pm
Corinthians shattered Chelsea's dream of becoming world champions after Paolo Guerrero's second-half header secured a 1-0 win in the Club World Cup final in Japan.
Guerrero pounced decisively on 69 minutes to deny Rafa Benitez his first trophy as Chelsea boss as the European champions finished with 10 men after Gary Cahill was sent off late on.
Goalline technology has been available in the competition and it almost came into use on 10 minutes when Cahill's prodded shot was stopped on the line by Corinthians goalkeeper Cassio.
The first half lacked any real tempo as Corinthians did well to stifle Chelsea, although the Brazilians did carry a threat, with Emerson wastefully blazing over on 29 minutes after Cahill had failed to cut out Guerrero's pass.
Guerrero wriggled free from the Chelsea defence on 35 minutes, but scuffed his shot off target and Emerson fired the loose ball against the base of the post from an acute angle.
Chelsea perked up in the final 10 minutes of the opening period and Fernando Torres showed excellent control to bring down Frank Lampard's long ball before hitting a tame volley at Cassio.
The Corinthians keeper then produced the save of the half, diving full length to tip Victor Moses' curler around the post before making a more routine stop from Juan Mata's dipping drive.
The second half started much livelier and Cassio was again called into action on 54 minutes as he rushed out to thwart Eden Hazard following a fine through ball from Mata.
Paulinho flashed a shot wide before Corinthians made the breakthrough on 69 minutes as the unmarked Guerrero headed home from close range after Danilo's shot had looped into the air off Cahill.
Benitez threw on Oscar in search of an equaliser and the golden chance arrived four minutes from time when the ball broke to the unmarked Torres six yards out, but the Spanish striker could only drill his shot at Cassio's legs.
Cahill was shown a red card in the last minute after an off-the-ball incident involving Emerson before Torres was rightly denied the equaliser by the offside flag after he had glanced home Oscar's ball into the box.
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While staying in a Moscow hostel, you will definitely not run out of things to do: visit the Kremlin, admire the Red Square and spend time in the mind-blowing museums such as the Tretyakov gallery of the Pushkin Museum of Fine Art. See the famous Russian State Ballet at the Bolshoi Theatre or check out Moscow's vibrant nightlife. Be warned that it might be difficult for a foreigner to find their way so it might be a good idea to employ a Russian-speaking tour guide. Also make sure to arrange for a visa well in advance, or you will be denied access to the country.
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HI - Moscow - Godzillas Hostel
"Godzilla's is pretty easy to get to from the main train station, as it is on a short hop on the metro. When you get off the metro turn left at the main exit, and turn left again at pizza hut on the corner, then follow the lane all the way to the top through a little garden area. When you get the top turn left again and you should see a restaurant at the bottom of a big pink building in front of you – the hostel is located on the right hand...
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Moscow Home Hostel
"I stayed in this hostel when it first open and again in December 2006. It ok as finally they put a sign on the door since it took forever to find it. You are offered cereal and milk for breakfast. Always you can have tea. The towel they offer you is rather small and orange. The staff is friendly but they really lack in service. Two small markets are near by as well if you like there is an McDonalds on the "Old Arbat" which is a fifteen-minute...
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Yellow Blue Bus Hostel
"Great place! - This is a fantastic place. I would only add that it can be a bit confusing to find if you're new to Russia, and visa registration cost me an additional 750 rubles (this may be a standard price at hostels in Moscow)." … "I stayed one night only and it was on opening night, so my stay might not be representative. That said, excellent. It's very small (it's an apartment with three four-bed rooms), and very homely, almost...
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Trans-Siberian Hostel
"The Trans-Siberian Hostel in Moscow is a great place to stay some nights before you start your Trans-Siberian trip. The Location Even though a bit tricky to find, with no signs, the hostel is in a really good location. The metro is just a five-minute walk away and just across the street you find a supermarket, perfect for stocking up. Rooms and Bathrooms There is only one dorm room and two double rooms, which makes it easy to get...
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Napoleon Hostel
"Napoleon Hostel is magnificent. You will be welcomed by Moscow's friendliest staff, best location, best atmosphere, and best travelers. The entrance sits on a friendly, quiet street, but walking fifty meters and turning the corner brings you back to one of Moscow's bustling streets. ATMs, grocers, cafes, and good nightlife are abundant within a four-hundred-meter radius. The Metro is two hundred meters away -- and a must for exploring...
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HM Hostel Moscow
"HI - Moscow - HM Hostel Moscow is a lovely little hostel in what appears to be an apartment block in a lively part of Moscow. HM Hostel has all the amenities of home, and staying here is more like staying in a shared apartment than in a hostel. The Location HM Hostel's location is excellent, as it is only a short walk from two major metro stops, and is about a fifteen-minute walk away from a third. It is possible to walk to both Church...
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Suharevka Hostel
"… walk from the metro Suharevskaya and within walking distance to Red Square and the Kremlin. We cater for the business and cultural visitors to Moscow who are looking for something more atmospheric and individual. We offer all the amenities of a regular hotel and more, including a full kitchen for your use, a spacious, living room where you can meet other fellow travelers and free internet access. We have a variety of rooms...
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Comrade Hostel
"Confusion - We stayed in the hostel with my girlfriend 2x within 10 days (we booked in advance, so it would be difficult to look for something else). When we arrived for the first time, receptionist that barely spoke English welcomed us with the sentence "I have bad news for you". Our room was occupied and we were forced to move to other hostel. Price difference was paid by the hostel, but instead of double-bed, we ended up in a twin room....
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Bear Hostel Arbatskaya
"… is conveniently located in the popular Arbat area. The property features a wide range of facilities to make your stay a pleasant experience. All the necessary facilities, including bar, airport transfer, express check-in/check-out, laundry service, room service, are at hand. Guestrooms are designed to provide an optimal level of comfort with welcoming decor and convenient amenities like non smoking rooms. To enhance guests' stay,...
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Capital Hostel
"… Play Station 2 Poker Books to borrow Laundery service Linen and towels included Drawers for keeping things Hair-drier Iron + ironing table FREE security lockers First-aid set Moscow map, Metro map City Guides Open 24 hours We accept credit cards and cash Rubles To make the tourist paperwork easier for you, we provide Visa Support (800 RUB - 20 euro only!) and registration in Moscow. To order Visa Support, or Transfer as well,...
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Oasis Hostel
"… is a short walk to all the major tourist attractions (Red Square, Kremlin, Pushkin Square etc.) The nearest Metro stations ("Pushkinskaya", "Tverskaya", "Chehovskaya") is 3 minutes away. OASIS is Western owned and managed. All staff is multi-lingual and has extensive knowledge of Russia. During some centuries this part of Moscow was one of the best place where lived and worked such famous Russia people as Pushkin, Lermontov,...
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Hostel Oasis
"… site it means you agree with all terms and conditions. ATTENTION!!! If you don't cancel your reservation before 24 hours of your arrival to hostel, we take money from your card for the 1-st night as a penalty. If you come to our hostel from another russian hostel/ city you should have original of registration from that place where you have been before. And keep your train or plane ticket from last city to Moscow. If you are not...
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Moscow Ideal Hostel
"Moscow Ideal Hostel is located in the very center of Moscow, just five minutes on foot from the Red Square. It is open during the whole year. The price is very reasonable for Moscow, considering the location, and you have all the basics to be expected from a hostel. The Location The location can hardly be better, but the building itself is hard to find, so be persistent. It is just in the center of Moscow, five minutes on foot to the...
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Columb Hostel
"… reasonable prices to follow this rule. We are interested in your comfort, so there are no more than 12 people in a room. Friendly We aim to invite to cozy and clean «Columbus» no matter how busy is the rest of the world. We have leisure room with TV, DVD and common kitchen for your needs. Your kind reports will help us much to improve our mistakes if there are any. Comfortably And, finally, we do believe the atmosphere of...
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Chocolate Hostel Moscow
"We booked a room with six beds for six people, to not to disturb anyone when we arrive at night. We were placed in a 10-bedded room, because of the error in the booking system on an online booking site, although in our confirmation was all right. As a result, the staff began to treat rude, misinformed about the time of the shops (the nearest supermarket Bakhetle does not work around the clock, only 8 to 24), and demanded money without putting...
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Hostel New Arbat Moscow
"… you stay with us on the weekend, you might even catch one of our weekend cocktail party venues. We have created a special smoking room, where our smoking guests can relax, while allowing our other guests to enjoy a smoke-free environment. We have a large kitchen available to you, a huge living room and coffee bar where you can mingle with your new friends or wander through our two floors and enjoy the phenomenal views looking down...
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Moscow Style Hostel
"… hostel has a huge TV in the lounge area, and a fully equipped, modern self-catering kitchen. We also provide free tea and coffee during the day. Rooms in our hostel are cleaned several times a day. MOSCOW is extremely beautiful in winter! ***************************************************************** CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR Russian Style! Parties all night long! Christmas tree, fireworks, petards, father frost and snow-maiden!...
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Shelter Hostel
"… input into friendly cozy atmosphere of the place. We moved to a new nice building in the centre of Moscow at Petrovka Street, 17. SHELTER area is old Moscow region with interesting architecture, green zone and lots of various walking routes. It is safe to walk at night, many cafes & restaurant, nightclubs nearby. Light rooms, huge beds, leisure room with TV, Radio, Music, internet, books, board games. Kitchen facilities. Tourist...
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Gagarin Hostel
""Gagarin Hostel" has 30 beds. Rooms in our hostel are huge, clean and confortable. The price room is including breakfast and 1 "welcome-drink". It doesh't metter if you travel alone, with friends or even by group, we can offer you inexpensive rooms: single, double, triple, 4-, 8- and 10-beds. Be sure, no matter what type of room will you choose – you will enjoy our friendly and high-level service. In "Gagarin Hostel" free internet, Wi-Fi,...
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Bear Hostel Smolenskaya
"Filthy - When I arrived they said they didn't have my reservation and blamed it on the booking website (even though I know it's not true -- I e-mailed them to confirm the reservation about a month before I went and they said they got it and everything was ok), and then the owner of the hostel, a very cheeky guy, "kindly" said that he would let me stay there anyway, and would even let me pay the same price that I saw on the website, even...
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Day 'n' Night Hostel
"… and cordial staff. We have opened recently and have decided to keep it small. Our hostel can accommodate 12 lodgers and deliver maximum comfort to every customer. We have friends in many nations as well as in towns of our own country. The way we were welcomed on our trips will always bring up good memories. This is why our hostel is all about hospitality! You might wonder who we are. These very three people who comfortably...
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Chillax Hostel
"Chillax Hostel is the best equipped hostel you'll find in Moscow! It's generously sized but it maintains a friendly and personal atmosphere; however, Chillax Hostel's greatest strength is in its entertainment. The staff are very friendly and helpful, and they will go above and beyond to assist you. The Location The hostel is situated in the heart of Moscow and is only a short walk away from Trubnaya Metro station, which gives you quick...
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A La Russe Hostel
"… For nightlife aficionados there's wide panoply of bars, pubs, dance clubs and restaurants. Our friendly multilingual staff is at your disposal 24 hours 7 days a week so as to make your stay pleasant and comfortable, to assist you with any problems, to answer your questions and to keep the hotel clean and cozy. We can accommodate up to 120 people that makes A la Russ Hotel extremely popular with groups of travelers who make group...
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TNT Hostel Moscow
"Limited kitchen, no common area, 1 stool in kitchen, location ok - Not a very relaxing atmosphere as there was no place to get comfortable other than lying on the bed. The two small tables in the kitchen were large enough for one person to stand and eat. No stove, only a microwave. Only one shower, but for me that was ok, since I showered during non-peak times. Directions to the hostel led me straight to it. Close to metro and grocery stores....
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Plaza Hostel
"… the hotel clean and cozy. We can accommodate up to 150 people that makes A la Russ Hotel extremely popular with groups of travelers. You can choose your accommodation from private double and twin rooms for more demanding guests to many-bedded dorms with the number o beds ranging from 4 to 10 that are ideal for budget travelers and more adventurous backpackers. All the rooms and shared facilities are kept immaculately clean and...
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1st Arbat Hotel
"… are open and can book accommodation for you 24 hours 7 days a week. We offer: -sheets and towels are free, -kitchen with stove, microwave, kettle, refrigerator, all necessary dishes, -two WC, -shower (separated), -jacuzzi (separated), -PC with Internet access, high speed free WiFi, copier, scanner and printer, -lounge with sofas, table, cable TV, DVD, table games, -special place for smoking, -ironing , -hairdryer, -safe on...
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Basilica Hostel
"Basilica Hostel is a well-located, colourful hostel within walking distance of Moscow's main attraction. The Location The hostel is located within fifteen minutes' walking distance of the Red Square/St Basil and the Kremlin, as well as the metro Kitai Gorod. It lies in a quiet side street off the main boulevard. From the Red Square, follow ul. Varvarka, passing the fancy shopping centre Goum and make a right on ul. Solianka. You will...
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7 Sky Hostel
"… walk from Chistye Prudi/Turgenevskaya metro st., but the neighborhood is really quiet, far from the main traffic. Red Square is within 15 minutes walking distance from here. 7 Sky Hostel has the coziest and very quiet atmosphere inside, at the same time a lot of people can have small parties here whenever they want. We have three shower rooms and three bathrooms, nice chill room and safety lockers. Our kitchen is equipped up...
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Galina's Flat
"… for good sleep after long journey, personal sightseeing advice and late-night chats over tea or beer. She offers also unique discounted Trans-Sibirian railway tickets for the fares lower that you get yourself at the station starting from RUB 7300/EUR 170 for the 2nd class Moscow - Irkutsk - Ulan Bator stop-over journey. Galina provides visa registration as well for a fee in RUB 400 and can organize off beaten tracks walking tours...
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Taganka Hostel
"… Taganka offers a range of bright dormitories. Guests have use of a shared kitchen. Hostel Taganka offers a continental breakfast each morning (charges applicable is 100 rub). Taganka Square is a 10-minute walk from the hostel. Taganka Theatre, and many bars and restaurants can be found here. Taganka H&H is conveniently located 350 meters from Proletarskaya and Krestyanskaya Zastava metro stations, and 800 meters from Taganskaya and...
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3 Penguins on Pyatnitskaya
"… room" … "Rooms at the 3 Penguins Hostel Pyatnitskaya are simply furnished. Shared bathroom facilities are available in the hallway. Guests enjoy free use of a fully equipped kitchen and a lounge room with satellite TV and board games. Laundry and ironing facilities are also available." … "… guests • Friendly and responsive staff • cozy and clean rooms • Fully equipped kitchen bedroom at 2, 6, 8 and 10 presons...
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Fabrika Moscow Hostel
"10/10 - Very nice and cozy place. I stayed there for only 4 days but it was enough to meet amazing people and fall in love with this place. The hostel is very close to metro and to the Kremlin. I walked there every day. And there are lots of bars and clubs around. So if you are looking for fun people and cheap stay this place is for you! I recommend!" … "… modern unusual . We have no false words, everything is only the present....
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Open Hostel Pyjamas
"… ." … "… but doesnt lead away from subway station and a large number of popular clubs, restaurants, pubs, bars, coffee houses, snack-bars, theatres, museums, shops, parks and boulevards. Everything in this district is humming with activity, but when you come back to hostel, you would feel like you are home. Who are we? Our hostel and we ourselves are young and spreading a positive energy to everyone who is nearby. Do...
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Green ManGO Hostel
"… staff will provide you needed information and assistance any time of the day. We offer you a nice relax area with satellite TV, big DVD collection, books and magazines. And for gamers we`ve got Xbox 360. Wi-Fi is free and available through the whole property, those who have no lap tops can use our PC`s. Big kitchen gives you opportunity to make a meal or a snack to your taste. For any inquires on tours or bookings feel free to ask...
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108 Minutes Hostel
"The first human spaceflight by Sovient cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin lasted 108 minutes. Our hostel is dedicated to this great event. We have just opened and still working on collecting things to display images, info, movies, designing the interior. 108 Minutes Hostel is situated in the heart of Moscow, 15 minutes away from Red Square and all the major city attractions of the city centre. Offering a large variety of cafes, restaurants, shops,...
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Souvenir Hostel
"… new rooms and dormitories include free Wi-Fi. The modern rooms and dormitories are brightly decorated with environmentally friendly materials, and have a shared bathroom in the hallway. Free tea and coffee is provided in the shared kitchen with flat-screen TV, and there is also a well-stocked bar. Free tea and coffee is available throughout the day. Souvenir is located opposite a the grand Morosov Mansion and is 50 metres...
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Open Hostel Panamas
"Just a 15-minute walk from the Kremlin, this hostel in the Chinatown district of Moscow offers colourful rooms with TV, free Wi-Fi, and a fully equipped kitchen for shared use. Only a 3-minute walk from Lubyanka Metro Station, the Panamas Hostel has cheerful, functionally furnished rooms with free bed linen and towels. Shared bathrooms are located in the hallway. Guests can relax in the Panamas Moscows cosy TV lounge. Free tea, coffee,...
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Modern Hostel
"… concept of modern hostel, which corresponds to the quality of European hotels. All rooms have air conditioning and showers. Each room has its own special design features. We are at the heart of Moscow, in a quiet area near the Metro in 1905 in the streets around the world Mantulinskaya Trade Center and Moscow City. In our hostel we will be happy to provide the following services absolutely free: Taxi; You wake up at the right...
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Bear Hostel Mayakovskaya
"… as important to you as cleanliness, security, fun and location, then Bear Hostels on Mayakovskaya is your best option in Moscow. Our main goal is to offer you high quality hotel accommodation with the hostel spirit. Bear hostels is a hostel chain in Moscow city center, that offers their visitors not only an amazing level of comfort,but spacy rooms, fully equipped guest kitchens, free internet and a great atmosphere of...
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Open Hostel Bananas
"… just chat with other guests. Our modern kitchen is fully-equiped, you can cook whatever you want there. Common showers and toilets are always clean. Hostel is situated in the very center of the city – near the boulevard ring: we are very close to the main points of interest but quite far from the noise of a big city. Several metro stations are situated in a walking accessibility. Kitchen is equipped with all the staff needed for...
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This place has more culture than any city I have ever visited -- the Russian soul is evident and very real. They are a proud people who love who they are and what their nation has accomplished. I cannot get enough of visiting mother Russia.
— Agaluma
Moscow is such amazing place! I've been many places in Europe and in Russia as well and it is on the top tier cities of Europe in my mind. The people are just awesome to you there and the women were so beautiful everywhere we went. Food is hit and miss depending on where you stay, as well as the overly salty McDonald's as well. Red Square is the pinnacle of what Russia is as a country and is a must see when visiting. You will witness poverty, extreme wealth, and gorgeous architecture all in one afternoon traveling. Be aware of pickpockets and thieves of course although, no one in my group had any issues there at all. Trains will take you to anywhere you want to go but be aware they are not that nice or plush so don't expect much. The history alone will take your breath away as you move through the city. Traffic from the airport is terrible if flying in and will take you three hours to get in or out so be ready. It's the best city I've ever been to but, yes, it's a bit pricey for some. You will love it!
— empyre
They say that Moscow is the biggest village in the world -- a place you will love or hate, but one you must see in your lifetime to appreciate the gravity of history. Russians are intense people who don't mince words, which often rubs Anglo-Saxons the wrong way. I loved Moscow for the contradictions that it is; vibrant, monotone, beautiful and hideous, artistic and bland... a mystery i will return to.
— Behemoth
What a great city!! I enjoyed it as much as New York, but it's a bit expensive and I live in Dublin!
— Anonymous
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Bledsoe is unhappy as a bench player and he's unhappy his name got brought up in trades
So r the clippers more dangerous with gay
Or with butler and Bledsoe
And is Memphis more dangerous with Bledsoe and Gordon
Posted January 18, 2013 - 09:34 PM
Posted January 18, 2013 - 10:17 PM
Primarily being is Gay is a quantity shooter and scorer and isn't really spot up shooter.
Players like Caron help spread the floor perfectly for Jordan and Griffin and I don't think Gay could bring that.
Plus it wouldn't seem to work out financially for the Clippers in the long run either.
Posted January 19, 2013 - 12:03 AM
Klay Thompson's impact would be no different than the impact Jodie Meeks currently makes if not just a small amount higher and Jodie actually shot a better percentage than did Klay last year.
Posted January 19, 2013 - 06:42 AM
Bledsoe would eventually start over Conley he is a better player
Posted January 19, 2013 - 07:10 AM
Posted January 19, 2013 - 10:52 AM
Bledsoe is a 6'1" scoring guard. He's replaceable. Billups will start practicing next week and he's more than capable of filling that backcourt role. He did it last year.
Caron Butler is aging. He's having one of his worst seasons, and you could argue it's because he's not getting as much minutes, but it's evident to everyone that he's lost a step, and the injuries have hurt him. Barnes is the better fit at this point.
Only downside is ruining something perfectly fine. But this makes the Clippers more dangerous in a 7-game series. No question.
Posted January 19, 2013 - 01:15 PM
Posted January 19, 2013 - 01:29 PM
rudy is known to disappear when the moments get big and we already have a player than can create his own shot in crawford. bledsoe's PER is amazing for coming off the bench, second to only to Chris Paul and his defense and intensity is a huge part of the second unit. he is happy with the team and his role. i don't know where that unhappy report is from. butler is also the team's best three point shooter percentage-wise and has already had 2 30+ points per game on the team. he's good right now. i wouldn't do the trade.
Posted January 20, 2013 - 05:48 PM
Athleticism at the 3 and able to swing to the 2, that would send them over the top right now. If Memphis called and offered that I'd jump on it in a heartbeat.
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