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Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 2 children)
Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 4 children)
Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 6 guests (up to 5 children)
Get an overview of this hotelRiverfront hotel with free breakfast and indoor pool
Situated on a river, this hotel is 0.7 mi (1.2 km) from Johnson's Park Miniature Golf and within 3 mi (5 km) of Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park and Red Mountain Trail. Glenwood Hot Springs and Glenwood Springs Center For The Arts are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Hotel Features
An indoor pool, a fitness center, and a spa tub are available at this hotel. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, coffee/tea in the lobby, a business center, and a meeting room are onsite.
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All 60 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Other amenities available to guests include coffee makers, free weekday newspapers, and free local calls.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool, Quality Inn & Suites provides a spa tub and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and a meeting room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This Glenwood Springs hotel also offers barbecue grills, multilingual staff, and a picnic area. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Quality Inn & Suites has designated areas for smoking.
- Indoor pool
- Spa tub
- Concierge services
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Business center
- Express check-out
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Free breakfast
- Total number of rooms - 60
- Number of floors - 3
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Designated smoking areas
- One meeting room
- Picnic area
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
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- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Free weekday newspaper
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
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- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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Arrange toast so that sides touch on large baking sheet. Combine cheese, beer, butter and mustard in medium saucepan. Stir over medium-low heat until mixture is smooth. Remove from heat; stir in breadcrumbs. Spoon over bread slices to cover. (Can be made 4 hours ahead. Chill.)
Preheat broiler. Broil until topping begins to brown, watching to avoid burning and turning baking sheet around, if necessary, for even broiling, about 2 minutes. Cool 2 minutes. Cut each slice into 5 strips. Transfer to platter; serve.

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The Los Angeles Kings and Buffalo Sabres feel like they did enough in the offseason to make themselves Stanley Cup contenders. At the very least, their offseason moves made them winners in their first games. These teams look to build on encouraging openers Saturday when they meet in Berlin in the NHL's first regular-season game played in Germany. After finishing last season tied for the ninth-fewest goals with 219 and being eliminated from the playoffs in the first round, Los Angeles acquired Mike Richards and signed Simon Gagne in hopes of bolstering its offense. Richards made an immediate impact with his new club in Friday's 3-2 win over the New York Rangers in Stockholm, scoring the tying goal with 4:59 remaining in regulation and setting up Jack Johnson's winner 4:08 into overtime. Anze Kopitar also assisted on the winner and opened the scoring 10:51 into the first period. "Mike Richards' line - I thought they played well," coach Terry Murray said. "They were energized, an...
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Hearing and Speech Difficulties
Minister Joan Burton and Citizens Information Phone Service launch new online information facility to assist those with hearing and speech difficulties
The Minister for Social Protection, Joan Burton TD today (Friday 30th September) officially launched a new instant chat information service for Citizens Information Phone Service called 'Live Advisor' specifically for people with hearing and speech difficulties. The service is funded by the Citizens Information Board.
'Live Advisor' is a free, confidential, one-to-one service which provides information on a wide range of social and civil rights and entitlements. The Live Advisor service, which is user friendly in design, is available between the hours of 9am and 5pm (Monday to Friday) and can be accessed by logging on to www.ciboard.ie/
Commenting at the launch Minister Joan Burton TD said, "The importance of information provision cannot be over emphasized as it is a key element in assisting people to participate in society. I am very familiar with the fact that people's rights and entitlements can so often stand or fall on the quality of information available to them and on the level of access to information"
"The Citizens Information Phone Service team is very proud to now be in a position to assist people that previously had difficulty accessing our service. It is a step forward in our philosophy of inclusion for all" said Deirdre Power, Manager of the Citizens Information Phone Service (CIPS).
The service was actively promoted in 2010 with relevant voluntary bodies like the Sign Language Interpreting Service (SLIS) Irish Deaf Society, DeafHear, Cork Deaf Association, DFI and MS Ireland.
The Citizens Information Phone Service national helpline (076 107 4000 or 1890 777 121) has experienced a dramatic increase in demand for their services. This year, to the end of August, the service has responded to some 115,000 requests for information and advice on public and social services such as social welfare and employment rights queries.
The general public can continue to make enquiries to CIPS to ensure that the Live Advisor is kept available for people with hearing and speech difficulties.
The Citizens Information Phone Service is an important channel of information for citizens that links in with the other supports provided by the Citizens Information Board including citizensinformation.ie, the country wide network of Citizens Information Services, the National Advocacy Service for People with Disabilities and MABS.
For further information on the Live Advisor facilities go to www.ciboard.ie/
For further information, please contact:
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Chairperson Hopkins Communications
Clair Collins firstname.lastname@example.com 0857473204
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Background Information
The Citizens Information Phone Service was established in 2001 as a national Citizens Information telephone-based service by the Citizens Information Board (CIB) under its statutory responsibility for the provision of information, advice and advocacy to members of the public on social and public services.
The Citizens Information Phone Service is part of CIB's national three-channel approach, which supports the delivery of information online, by telephone and face-to-face. The public can access integrated information directly through the Citizens Information website. The Citizens Information Phone Service (CIPS) provides the telephone service and the nationwide network of Citizens Information Services (CISs) provides the face-to-face service.
The Citizens Information Phone Service (CIPS) is a national service based in Cork City. CIPS answers queries by phone, email and instant web chat (Live Advisor). The service operates Monday-Friday, 9am-9pm (excluding public holidays).


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YOUTH FIRST: Party rules will protect teens and parents
Many factors contribute to alcohol, tobacco and other drug-related problems in our community, and far too often parents are a major factor.
During this graduation season with open houses and more social gatherings, the lines can be blurred and parents may have "impaired judgment" when hosting parties.
Positive parenting involves being part of the party planning and providing a safe atmosphere. Proactive parenting takes another step to think about legal, ethical and developmental considerations of teens in our community.
Today nearly 11 million youth ages 12 to 20 are underage drinkers. Far too often the first drink is provided by a parent or adult at a party the student attends.
Parents are in a dilemma. On one hand they may have the desire to appease youth who say "what's the big deal about serving alcohol?" On the other hand, they are wary of potential consequences.
It's a slippery slope — some parents keep beer in the refrigerator for teens, take the car keys of youth in their homes or just ignore what's going on.
Unfortunately, well-meaning parents who choose these options stand on the side of being misguided. Tacit acceptance of underage drinking as a rite of passage must become unacceptable. That message must be sent by parents.
Keep these things in mind:
n Providing alcohol to someone under the age of 21 is a crime in Indiana. A parent may not think of providing alcohol at a party as criminal activity, but it is.
n If a person 18 years or older provides alcohol to a minor, he or she may be convicted and be sentenced to up to 1 year in prison and/or fined up to $5000.
n If a minor becomes seriously ill at a party hosted in your residence or gets alcohol poisoning from drinking, you could be held liable.
Be proactive. Before hosting your next party remember to sit down and discuss the expectations and responsibilities with your teen.
Set a guest list — avoid "open" parties where anyone can show up at any time.
Set a time limit — decide when it will begin and when it will end. Agree on rules ahead of time:
n No drugs, including alcohol
n No smoking
n No leaving the party and then returning
n No uninvited guests
n Lights left on
n Some places in the house are off-limits
Know your responsibilities as a parent. Be alert to the signs of drug and alcohol use.
Decide ahead of time how to handle anyone who breaks the rules and then follow through.
Do not let any one leave who is under the influence. Instead, contact a responsible adult to take him home
Please remember, all underage drinking places our nation's most valuable resource — its youth — at risk. Don't be a party to the problem: Be the parent.
This column was written by Youth First's Davi Stein and Cindy Bathauer.
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At a Tech Fest hosted by the Aiken County School District on Tuesday, two J.D. Lever Elementary School teachers might have attracted a lot of intrigued educators to their presentation with the name Baby Flips.
Nope, the program - provided by fourth-grade teachers Becky Hare and Phyllis Jones – had no connections with babies and gymnastics.
Baby Flips, a title they selected – was about the introduction of information through websites and pre-recorded videos before actually participating in classroom activities.
As a result, "traditional class time is "used for active problem-solving and one-to-one or small-group tutoring with the teacher," Hare said.
About two dozen teachers and other educators discussed a wide range of topics related to technology during the program held at Aiken High School.
Tech Fest was introduced 11 years ago, said Ashlee Logan, a School District technology specialist. When she and colleague Terry Hallman took on those roles three years earlier, "We saw the potential that education technology does matter as to what students could do," Logan said. "Technology is not there just for the teacher to lecture. It's really supposed to be in students' hands so they can demonstrate what they learn."
Sarah Emerling and Jennifer Watkins, K-5 teachers at Busbee-Corbett Elementary-Middle School, discussed Creation-Based Learning using the iPad.
Through a small number of apps, the students can create a finished product of photographs or video to demonstrate their learning.
Education is all about ownership and whether or not students own their learning, Emerling said by email. She challenges her young special education children to participate.
"My students have just finished their final project on area and perimeter," Emerling said. "They created their own tutorials, teaching others the definitions and formulas - showing examples of finding area and perimeter."
Two guidance counselors - Ordean Crews at Hammond Hill Elementary School and Darriel Whetstone of Wagener-Salley High School – presented "Oh, That's How."
They intended to help other educators develop a way to assist students in applying their coursework to real life.
"It answers the question of 'why do we have to learn this?' Whetstone said. "It also brings fun and a new sense of curiosity, I believe, because now they see there are more careers out there than what they see on television."
A Wagener-Salley teacher, Allison Cook, developed a session she called iThink iCan – directed toward teachers who may feel somewhat intimidated about integrating iPads or iPods in their classrooms.
Cook provided some class start-up ideas for the teachers.
"I also provided six to eight generic apps that can be adapted to any grade level and any content area," she said. "I stressed the ability of iPads and iPods to be a great tool for differentiated instruction."
Other teachers who made presentations were as follows: Megan Bush, Oakwood-Windsor Elementary School; Ginny Busbee, Stacey Chafin and Lauren Batte, Byrd Elementary School; David Harris, North Augusta High School; Cassie Cox, Liz McClearen, Greendale Elementary School; Shantia Wheeler, Kayatria Jones, North Aiken Elementary School; Amy Edwards, Mossy Creek Elementary School; Vernon Williams, East Aiken School of the Arts; Marcia Kalayjian, Sue Anne Beym, Dustin Fowler and Angela Drake, Midland Valley High School; Art Lader, Aiken High School; and Jason Rodgers, South Aiken High School.
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Kerbal Space Program (KSP) is a sandbox spacecraft simulation game where players build, launch, and control spacecraft and aircraft, and manage a space program as a whole.
There are three game modes to play in: sandbox, science and career. In the sandbox mode, all parts are unlocked from the start, allowing for player experimentation. In the science mode, parts are unlocked through a tech tree with science points, which can be earned through performing experiments and taking crew reports. In both cases, overall goals are player defined, and could include such activities as landing a Kerbonaut on the Mun and returning him safely to Kerbin, or exploring the other planets in the star system the Kerbals call home. The third mode, career mode, adds contracts, funds (ingame currency) and reputation. Contracts are mainly testing new parts or gathering science from orbit. You can gain funds and reputation by completing contracts, and sometimes even science points.
KSP is developed by Squad, who use a Minecraft-like business model to sell the game while it's still under development. The current version is available for purchase on their website or Steam platform for $30 (US), while an older version is available as a demo containing limited parts and celestial objects.
KSP also has an active modding community found on the official forums and the dedicated community parts site Kerbal Spaceport, who develop new parts and plugins. An officially hosted community wiki is extremely resourceful for new and experienced players alike.


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How can I thank my mate for being so helpful during my pregnancy?
I'm 33 weeks pregnant with our first child, and my husband's been better than I ever could've asked during this entire pregnancy. He's put up with every symptom and discomfort, attended every appointment with me, and read every book and online article that I have. How can I thank him for helping make this pregnancy special for me?
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Here are gifts that will help stimulate a full expression of my appreciation: http://teddygirl.com/mens-novelty-underwear.html http://teddygirl.com/manbikini.htmlposted 02/14/2005 by Roland's Mom
My husband too has been an absolute saint! Never complaining, just taking it upon himself to do all the household chores before I even get home from work. Cooking, cleaning, laundry, you name it. I have been trying to be sure that he gets to do something special each week, such as a basketball game, or a fishing weekend, a night out with the guys etc. He likes knowing that it was my idea.posted 02/14/2005 by sonyacooper1
Samantha thank you for asking this very important question! I too am in the same circumstance and have gotten a lot of really good ideas on how to show my appreciation. Good Luck and Happy Valentine's Day!!!posted 02/14/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
When I was pregnant with my first child (I'm now pregnant with number three) my husband was very helpful and understanding, so I got him a gold chain to give him after our daughter's birth. He was never one to wear jewelry, but hasn't taken this one off for seven years! He was surprised and very touched when I gave it to him.posted 02/14/2005 by hairykeri69
I am so glad to see that other women have it as good as I have during this (our first) pregnancy! My husband, too, has been more than helpful and is so excited about our baby! Since we've been expecting, we have moved into a new house and are renovating our old one in order to sell, so a lot more than usual has fallen to him to do. I tell him thank you A LOT, and I try not to make a fuss when he wants to watch a tv show or movie that I'm not as into-I sit with him and read or cross stitch.posted 02/14/2005 by carajchapman
A great suggestion I got from a friend is to write out a card to your husband and pack it in the hospital bag. Use the card as an opportunity to thank him for all of his support during the pregnancy and also to talk about what a great dad he will be. Give it to him soon after the birth--so much of the attention is on the mom and the baby during this time and it is nice to have something special to recognize and appreciate him.posted 02/14/2005 by Lisa5245
I appreciate my husband and the support he gives. That couples massage sounds like a winner, but I have been cooking his favorite meals and trying to stay sexy for him and he loves it. At 31 weeks, he appreciates it too. Hope this helps someone.posted 02/14/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
I think the most important thing would be to just let him know how much you really appreciate him. I like to find cards for my husband and then I write him really long notes about how much I appreciate him. Or sometimes I just leave him love notes around the house or in his briefcase...somewhere he will come across them unexpectedly. I have found that my husband tends to keep these notes stashed away. He told me it's because they are the best gifts he could ever receive because they come from the heart. Good luck!posted 02/14/2005 by hmarcks
I wish I knew. If my husband spoiled me any more than he already does, he would have to put a tiara on my head.I just keep saying 'thank you' all the time. I hope I get some good ideas here.posted 02/14/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
This is Samantha! I'm so excited that my dilemma got posted, because in the two weeks since I sent it in, I've been reminded many times over how thankful I am of my husband's support--this has been a difficult pregnancy. To put it a little bit more in perspective: I am active duty military, he is not. We live overseas far from family and friends, and he has been forced to put his career on hold until we are assigned stateside again. He will be a stay-at-home dad for the first year and a half of our son's life. All the more reason for me to thank him for all he's done! Thank you Babycenter for posting this for me! And thank you to those of you who write in with suggestions for me.posted 02/14/2005 by Ian'smommy31705
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ACTIVE TIME: 15 min
TOTAL TIME: 45 min
Stir together vinegar, water, garlic, bay leaf salt, red pepper flakes, and black pepper until salt is dissolved.
Whisk in oil until combined, then whisk in parsley. Let stand for 30 mintues at room temperature. Discard bay leaf and stir sauce before serving.
Cooks' note: Chimichurri can be made up to 1 hour ahead and kept, covered, at room temperature.


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Suzuki Ignis Sport!!
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Toyota Yaris is 1NZ-FE:
The 1NZ-FE is a 1.5 L (1497 cc) conventional Otto cycle variant of the 1NZ-FXE. It has the same bore and stroke, but the compression ratio is lowered to 10.5:1, and it features VVT-i. Output is 80 kW (107 hp) at 6000 rpm with 141 Nm (103 lb·ft) of torque at 4200 rpm.
Suzuki Ignis is M15A:
The M15A displaces 1.5 L (1,490 cc); bore is 78.0 mm (3.1 in) and stroke is 78.0 mm (3.1 in). The M15A used in the Suzuki Ignis(HT81S) has a higher compression ratio of 11.0:1, and produces 83 kW (113 PS; 111 hp) at 6400 rpm and 143 N·m (105 lb·ft) at 4100 rpm.
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Yaris Tsport black
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I'd have one. And Supercharge it!
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MODEL: Suzuki Ignis Sport
COLOUR: White (resprayed from Blue)
UK/IMPORT: Uk
ENGINE: 1.5 16v
POWER (BHP/TQ): 110 bhp
Engine: K&N Air Filter, full stainless steel Powerflow exhaust
Suspension: Gaz coilovers
Interior Styling: Recaro seats as standard, window tints
Exterior Styling: Carbon wrapped bonnet and roof, rally fog lamps, smoked side repeaters
Wheels & Tyres: Lenso RS5 16's
Brakes: Grooved discs, EBC racing pads
ICE: Standard Clarion
FUTURE PLANS: Re-map, mudflaps,
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i can see why, and they look ok, just not to my taste
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The cars are remarkably similar in terms of performance, the t-sport is much more refined and looks better. The Yaris does tend to understeer more but that could be down to the crap tyres on at the moment. I did think about lowering it but liked the rally look with the flaps and white wheels.
My Ignis Sport,
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even though its dropped loads on those pics it still looks standard height similar to a bmw's height. if it were bagged i think itd look pretty cool. i saw an orange nissan cube that was bagged before and 4 black dudes got out. epic coolness. haha
we always look good stepping out of cars!
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we always look good stepping out of cars!
i doubt it. the amount of times ive tripped over my sill and face planted the floor haha.
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i think the car looks pretty square and old fashioned(even that his model is 2005 and mine is 2003).
from inside, other than the recaro seats nothing special, it looks even more simpler than my yaris.
just a quick question:
ignis sport uses 98octane fuel(recommended by the manufacturer) and has a compression ratio of 1:11.
yaris t-sport uses 95octane(in my country) and has a compression ratio of 1:10.5.
why the so samll (0.5) ratio difference makes the ignis go noticebly faster on 98 octane?
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will always remember seeing them in the rally for the 16 year olds to drive! sound on them was unreal!
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So me and my friend with the ignis went drag racing
To make it fair we both put 98octane, i had a half tank and he was full. I weight 20kg more than him. The only difference was i have a custom made cheap ebay air filter that goes near the fog light, and cut 2 small holes so he can get more air.
Results: took him by half car was the worst case, and most of the time i was 1/1.5 car ahead.
No other mods were made in each car.
Mine is a 2003 model with 170k km. His is 2005 model with 102k km.
He replaced his spark plugs to manufacturer adviced iridium ngk, mine are stock that i needed to replace 10k km back... (will change them asap).
Just wanted to tell you this info if relevant.
Yaris force all the way!
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Serve some cream stuff, shit to make the fiends jump
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This line can serve two different meanings:
The first more obvious meaning is that Action is dealing drugs to addicts; Most likely crack, since crack is white — much like cream — and one of the effects of crack is hyperactivity — hence, "shit to make the fiends jump".
Another underlying meaning could be Action talking about his cooking ability; The part of the line, "cream stuff," could be a creamy-type food Action cooked that is insanely good — hence, "shit to make the fiends jump".*
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I knew I met the right gal when, early on in our courtship, she said her idea of a perfect date night is going out for cheeseburgers. That's what we do now. No candlelit tables or sports jacket required, just a reliable burger and the pleasure of each other's company. We don't even need those ultraluxe versions from three-star American bistros. In fact, we are living in a golden age of great, non-fast-food, chain burger restaurants. Having a date night for $25 isn't being stingy; it can make you look like Prince Charming.
Here are four popular chain burger restaurants, ranked in order.
1. Fuddruckers
When I was young and ignorant, burgers were simply burgers. There was no difference between a steakhouse version and McDonald's: A burger was a discus of beef between buns, full stop. Around this time was when I first discovered Fuddruckers. I thought it was decent. Before my palate matured, burgers occupied only that middle range of superlatives between OK and pretty good.
Returning to Fuddruckers last week for the first time as an adult, I was frankly shocked by how good it was. Call it the folly of low expectations. Chain restaurants get short-shrifted by implication that anything mass produced with cookie-cutter efficiency lacks soul or care. The counterargument is, if the resulting product was delicious, wouldn't the ability to reproduce the dish with exacting consistency be a good thing?
Fuddruckers makes the case for that counterargument. It's halfway between counter-service fast food and family restaurant (Think a burger version of Panera Bread). There is a self-serve toppings bar to pile on fixings and condiments, including a pump vat of hot cheese product to douse over the tomato and lettuce you just added.
The sandwich makes a terrific first impression with its bun, a component often neglected in burger construction. The thin-domed crust seemingly floats, like the inflated fabric roof of a domed stadium, suspended over the fluffiest bun interior in the hamburger industry. The underside is toasted an even butter-golden, no soft spots, just crispness throughout. It has that new bread smell, because there are ovens — visible from the dining room — where the buns are baked that morning.
The beef patty, grilled to a medium pink as requested, had a loose-grain quality; one could almost use the word creamy to describe the interior. At some locations, you'll even find a wagyu patty (listed as Kobe) on the menu under the Fudds Exotics Line. The difference in taste is negligible; I discerned a blue cheese tang similar to dry-aged beef. It's not enough to warrant the surcharge because, really, the original burger is good enough.
Such as: The Works, a no-fail combination of smoky and brawny strips of bacon, American cheese and grilled mushroom. It's as unabashedly American as sewing a flag. The more health-conscious diner should consider the turkey mushroom on whole-wheat bun, which will dispel any notion that turkey burgers must be dried, flavor-void discs of cork. Still, it's nowhere as satisfying as the beef.
Really, it matters not what variation you order. Be it the Southwest with guacamole or Inferno with jalapenos, 90 percent of this burger's effectiveness comes from that consistent base of superb bread and beef. The word "overachiever" comes to mind.
Locations at fuddruckers.com
2. Steak 'n Shake
Having attended school in Southern California and now living 2,000 miles away, I can't help proselytizing the In-N-Out gospel to anyone who'll bend an ear. There are three factors for us preachy ex-West Coasters: 1) nostalgia, 2) the idea that distance makes the heart grows fonder (closest location to Chicago is in Texas), and 3) one memorable cheeseburger, a compact and grease-sheened amalgam of beef and melted American cheese.
It prompts the question: Why don't Midwesterners gush about Steak 'n Shake in the same way? Removing all geographic biases, I'm now of the opinion that the Normal, Ill.-born chain serves a burger on par with In-N-Out's.
The burger has two unique traits. First is that patty, though a more apt description might be "beef wafer."
At some places, consuming a burger feels like ingesting a meat grenade. At Steak 'n Shake, the grill cook smashes a mini hockey puck-size patty with a spatula against the hot griddle. This action creates a magical byproduct: an edge so crisp and thin, it's as if steak took on the properties of a potato chip. (Fellow chains Smashburger and Schoop's have emulated the practice, but Steak 'n Shake did it first and does it best.) After you pile two or three of these hot patties on a bun and layer cheese in between, the two fuse into a single mass where meat and cheese become indistinguishable. This is their dangerous, habit-forming secret.
Its second trait is less familiar to most: the restaurant's proprietary pepper sauce, which sits underutilized on every table. Hot sauce and hamburgers always seemed like a strange pairing, albeit conceivable. But somehow, dashing a swig of this sauce, made from sugar cane vinegar and green Amazon peppers, perked up the burger in a special way. It's got Tabasco's vinegar zing with a fruitier flavor.
You can attribute a third trait (though not unique to Steak 'n Shake), and that's the 1980s-level prices. For a sit-down restaurant with a full-service wait staff, its $4 menu is a remarkable deal in 2014. An Original Double 'N Cheese Steakburger with a plate of fries comes out less expensive here than a Big Mac with large fries at McDonald's, and the difference in deliciousness is threefold. So spread the word.
Locations at steaknshake.com
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An unexpected -- and surprising -- announcement by Apple Corp. on Wednesday serves as yet one more reminder that in the digital age, it all comes down to chips.
Other than the occasional earnings announcement from Intel, you don't hear much about the semiconductor industry these days. Thirty years ago, when I first started covering the electronics industry, the news was only about chips and the extraordinary companies that made them. After all, that's how Silicon Valley got its name.
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But the way to be successful as an entrepreneur with a new company is to always move toward the next higher level of integration -- that is, to the secondary market that has just been made possible by the efforts of the previous generation of new companies. That's where the profits, and, just as important, the competition aren't.
And thus, in the last three decades, we have seen the electronics industry build one new industry shell around another, chips to PCs to operating systems to applications software to browsers to Web 1.0 (e-commerce) to search engines to Web 2.0 (social networks), with a lot of other stuff in-between, all in a perpetual race to capture the next higher ground.
All of this is predictable and welcome; by creating a perpetually retreating frontier for entrepreneurs to chase, the electronics industry has rewarded us consumers with an unprecedented explosion of new products and services, as well as produced and distributed an immense amount of new wealth around the world.
But something has been lost in this process as well: a sense of perspective. We are now so many layers removed from silicon that we tend to discount its importance. And just as we are right now discovering -- thanks to a global shortage of rice and other basic foods, as well as skyrocketing oil prices -- how much the world's economic health still depends on things as prosaic as farming and fuel, so too may we one day awaken to discover that the unexpected end of Moore's Law has cast us adrift in a future where innovation and progress become once again as rare as they were three centuries ago.
I always count myself lucky to have begun my career covering, and learning to understand the dynamics of the semiconductor business, and to have known all of the industry pioneers: extraordinary figures such as Bob Noyce, Gordon Moore and Andy Grove of Intel, Jerry Sanders of AMD and Charlie Sporck of National Semiconductor. They were remarkable individuals, in some ways more like the oil wildcatters of old than the hip Web 2.0 heroes of today, and whether most people know it or not, their presence is still felt in every high tech community around the world.


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Flocked and 200X saddle
Flocked with vintage saddle
Non-flocked with 200X saddle
I don't want a 2.0 Panthor
If there were to be a Panthor 2.0 would you want him flocked and/or with 200X armor?
I'd like both as it differentiates Panthor more from just being a Battle Cat repaint.
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Definitely not needed.
Flocked with vintage saddle!!
"Oh Lord, Bless this M&M... and the mighty cockroach I slain in battle to get it." - Al Bundy
I prefer the vintage saddle, but I definitely want a flocked Panthor!
While I don't NEED a Panthor 2.0; I did make a choice: Flocked with 200X Saddle. I hate Flock, but since I already have a De-Flocked Panthor, why not let the Pro-Flock folks get theirs. The 200X Saddle is to make him feel a bit more special. (IF he was coming, I'd give the vintage Saddle to Flocked Panthor and 200X to Unflocked.)
FINALLY!! GLIMMER IS IN MY SHELF!! Now I need a Crita!! Crita is to Mara what Evil Lyn is to Teela. If we ARE getting Mara, then we NEED Crita.
Sorry, one Panthor is enough, for me. I've also got no interest in a 200X saddle.
Voted for flocked with vintage saddle.
I'd prefer Storm, Clawdeen, Mantisaur, Spirit, and Charger first.
I am happy with Panthor as is.
A Want List of Sorts: Saurod, Buzz-Saw Hordak, Dragstor, Perfuma, Dare, Point Dread & The Talon Fighter, Prahvus, Veena, King Chooblah, Flying Fists He-Man, Terror Claws Skeletor, Snake Mountain, Filmation Variants, Roton, and all the other POP & NA characters.
Gimme my flocked panther!!! Vintage saddle of course. I can totally understand why people don't want another one though.
I love Panthor as we got him. I can't imagine how flocking would improve him in any way, and I'm fine with the saddle as is. Plus I love the helmet they came up with, looks great!
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I like mine as is. If it had been flocked I would have been happy to have it. As it is, I see no problem. I technically do not see a problem with a 2.0 flocked Panthor that comes with the 200x saddle that Battle Lion came with in green as that would please 200x specific fans and fans of a flocked Panthor. Then you could switch around.
I wouldnt want it and would be kinda not pleased if it came with something extra to make it more valuable and i had to figure out what to do with 2 Panthors. I'd just rather it not happen, though I understand how it could be valuable and enjoyed and appreciated by others.
Flocked with vintage saddle.
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No interest in another Panthor, but it would be cool if they released a flocked version out of the sub for casual buyers.
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I voted flocked and 200X saddle, and if they made one I'd welcome it. But it's far from a priority.
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I voted "Stridor", then repainted Stridor as "Nightstalker", and then repainted Stridor in silver/gray as "Filmation Stridor".
Hurry up and get this money while you can Mattel.
I already have my Panthor, and I love him the way he is. There are a dozen other beasts I'd give a slot to before creating a Panthor 2.0
Come on Matty! Show me DRAGSTOR!!!
A flocked Panthor doesn't make a great deal of sense. Battle Cat isn't flocked. Is Panthor supposed to be much more furry than BC?
But, if they did do a 2.0, it would make sense to flock him, just for vintage accuracy
By the ancients!!!
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Honestly a 2.0 Panthor is pretty low on my want list. Hordak needs Mantisaur and King Hsss needs Tyrantisaurus Rex!
200X fan? Classic fan? What does that mean? I'm a MotU fan!!!
I have no interest in another Panthor. The version we got pretty much nailed it for me.
And as it is, I'm glad we got the non-flocked version.
Obviously if the MOTUC Panthor had been flocked, he would not have had green "Battle Cat" skin under his flocking, but even so I've always felt the vintage Panthor (as much as I loved him) was odd because BC wasn't furry and is as much of a huge rideable cat as Panthor. So why was Panthor furry and BC was not?
I sometimes wondered if vintage Panthor was produced by sticking purple "fur" on excess unsold Battle Cats LOL.
I also think the MOTUC Panthor sculpt is too nice to hide with flocking.
Oh, and add Enchanta to list of unmade beasts I crave!
I have absolutely no interest in another Panthor. And I hate flock.
MOTUC Most Wanted : Attak Trak, Stridor, Night Stalker, Masks of Power Demons,
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IF ANY OF you have met me in person, you've probably noticed that I am often at a loss for words. This is because I am always reaching to express something that's slightly beyond my grasp. Such is the case with "avant-garde rap," or "experimental hip-hop," or whatever moniker is being used to describe weird and unusual hip-hop music these days.
There is a big difference, for sure, between Algorithm's "Defective Experiment," backed with "C.P.U.," "Someday," and "Requiem for the Illusionist" (Counterflow, www.algocentral.com), and Jaz-O and the Immobilarie's "Love Is Gone" (D&D). Not to be confused with the Canadian techno DJ Algorithm, this group, composed of rapper-musician Seth P. Brundel and producer Plex, consciously set themselves apart with lyrics like "I'd rather get shot / Than fit into this perfect little box" and beats driven by keyboard melodies and bizarre turntable manipulations scratched by Infamous of the Allies.
Meanwhile, Jaz-O and the Immobilarie boast nothing but a beautiful hip-hop beat from the illustrious DJ Premier on "Love Is Gone." After the opening bars kick in, Jaz-O and the Immobilarie rock lyrics like "I drop jewels for your DNA /Threw tools to you /Even choose to do your own DNA" as they illustrate what happens when relationships with one's friends, woman, and record label go sour. They prove that an idea spoken plainly, albeit metaphorically, can be as complex as one rendered with obtuse, multisyllabic words.
So how does one compare and contrast the two without devaluing either? I sympathize with El-P when he screams, "Now, motherfucker, did I sound abstract?!!" on "Tuned Mass Damper," the B-side to "Deep Space 9mm" (Def Jux, www.defjux.net), because he fears his art is being marginalized from the hip-hop mainstream. True, there's a certain kind of elitist who argues that El-P and Algorithm are more innovative than Jaz-O and the Immobilarie. But great hip-hop is not only hot beats and rhymes but also lyrics rapped in a certain cadence to highlight specific melodies and beats sequenced to perfectly match an MC's verbal patterns. For sure, all three singles bear those qualities. But their unique attributes beg for new categories that inevitably set them apart.
Then you have Deep Puddle Dynamics' "More from June," backed with Anticon's "We Ain't Fessin' (Double Quotes)" and "Pitty Party People" (Anticon, www.anticon.com). Anticon are seen by most people as being deliberately obscure, rapping and singing broken verse over atmospheric music that's unpredictably exciting at times but too often meandering. What Anticon's critics don't understand is that many of their recordings aren't for casual listeners but avowed fans who appreciate listening to every stage of an artist's development, from the rough sketches and ideas that make up cLOUDDEAD's debut to Why and Odd Nosdam's more confident, if equally inscrutable, Split EP.
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About time for a new image.
That certainly looks like the cover of the LYRE'S album. Very cool. Btw, based on your moniker, you should check out a band called THE CHESTERFIELD KINGS. There a retro band with a slew of cd's reflecting music of the mid and late 60's. Take my word, they're fabulous.


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We started out just two guys who have an interest in genealogy and old things.
One of us (Eric) has relatives at Multnomah Park, the other (David) is repaying a debt to genealogists who supplied him with a huge amount of information from Sweden.
We have listed most of the graves in this large public cemetery, which contains over 12,000 residents. We have not, and probably will not, list the most recent burials in the cemetery because of privacy concerns. The 'death' dates for people may be their burial dates. We are working off Metro's data base which gives the burial date of the deceased up until the 1970's.
The data base supplied to us by Metro, the current managing agency for Multnomah Park, has a lot amount of unknowns, and that's where the X's come in. IF you see an "X" in the plot information it means it is unknown in the data base that we have nearly finished transcribing and entering for all people to see and use. Note that Metro inherited the records from another agency who inherited them from a previous owner, who in turn inherited them from previous owners.
Check out Metro's webpage for Multnomah Park Cemetery: http://www.oregonmetro.gov/index.cfm/go/by.web/id=12692
If you have any information on any of the residents of Multnomah Park, please use the new correction on FindAGrave to let us know. It is much quicker and easier for us - and will get done sooner than the 'old' way.
Please make sure you have the right person, not just a person with the same name.
We have added some people to the Multnomah Park Cemetery online FAG database even though they do not appear in the online Metro Pioneer cemeteries database. We have done so because their death certificate and/or Oregonian funeral notice indicates they were buried there. The burial location will be noted as: "unknown - does not appear in cemetery records." These people may be buried elsewhere. We don't know, and the death certificate information is not always reliable.
We are making periodic trips to the state archives in Salem to make copies of Death Certificates. We do update information with data from the various death certificates - when we have the time. We have, but generally do not post the certificates on FAG. If you would like one please inquire. Driving an hour to Salem to copy documents in the state archives is beyond what is a normal volunteer activity - especially with the price of gas.
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Someone has uploaded 5 incorrect photos of grave memorials to her posting. I have left him a public message requesting that these be removed so I can upload the correct one. I have no idea what this guy was doing, uploading the Palmers that he could find?
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I first want to say thank you. I was so happy to find and see a memorial for my uncle, Thomas Henry Blencoe # 47369798. I have his parents and siblings and would love to add him to my memorials. Would you please consider in making a transfer to me?
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Thank you very much for the picture of my birth mothers last husband.I was hoping she may have been buried beside him. She has been an extreme challenge to locate her final resting place. I really appreciate your work finding memorials! Thanks again and may God bless You.
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Sorry, but I forgot that those photos are on my other cell phone that I had to use temporarily while waiting for my "new" cell phone to be fixed (needed a new charger). I'm hoping to hire my friend's son to take the "old" phone to Verizon to get all pictures downloaded so I can keep them. Will try to get IOOF pictures, such as they are, sent to you at that time. So much for progress in the computer age.
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Thanks so much for your good wishes. I was discharged on March 23rd so have been home just over a month, now, return to see my surgeon to see if I'm healed enough for a walking cast instead of a "non wgt. bearing" cast (have had five so far). He cuts the cast off, takes x-rays to see how well I'm healing, then puts on another cast. It's been 7 wks. since my surgery so am hoping for a walking cast this time around (for 4 wks.), then a support boot for @ a month. I'll never look at people in wheelchairs the same way again; so many things I take for granted are so difficult for people on wheelchairs. I'll be setting off metal detectors for the rest of my life. I'm going to try to send copies of the photos I took (from a chair) of the exhibits at the care center. Want to go back once I'm mobile again to retake the pictures. Take care and Thanks for everything you guys do.
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Thor Skogset
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On Aug 1, 2012, you sent me information to update for Thor Skogset. During 2012 - 13, I was ill on and off. I put requests in a file, "Findagrave Not Done," for those I couldn't get to at any given time. I found this file today. I do apologize for taking years to complete such an easy task.
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