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Rated 3 out of 5 by Owllau Services Front desk staff: no welcome, did not even say thank you. Guest experience, i doubt. June 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by moon678 This hotel has a great staff I thought that the staff was very friendly and helpful. The lady who made coffee downstairs was very nice and welcoming. Also had to sit in the bar area for some time one night working on a presentation with a coworker and the scene was perfect. Not too loud but enough going on that it wasn't boring. Overall a good experience! June 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Carriek33 Fantastic Hotel My husband, son, and I loved staying here and want to return again. June 2, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by canuckman good location location offers variety of near by restaurants----good access to city May 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MyKidsDad Great Family Stay The kids loved the waterlides, great environment. Clean and friendly. The buffets at the restaurant were top notch, my picky kids actually ate. Will stay here next time in Calgary. May 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by GuyGuy13 Comfortable This was my second stay at this hotel and both times I have found it to be quiet, comfortable and possessing all the amenities I desire. The kids have a great time, the food is good I love the breakfast smorgasbord and the menu in the restaurant. May 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JaimeBrad The waterark is the main attraction! We came to the Sheraton to spend our 1 year wedding anniversary with our 3 year old boy, we had SO much fun, we highly recommend the waterpark for all ages of kids, it was a ton of fun! May 12, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Steve Excellent staff This hotel has a friendly staff that is always willing to help make your stay as comfortable as possible. May 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mawan2000 Great place I entered into my room and saw wine and cheese were waiting for me. Great place to stay in Calgary April 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by e2bees Good for family staycation Enjoyed 2 nights this past weekend in a king suite. Kids rated pull out sofa as comfy (2 boys). Suite could have used one more arm chair/lounger. Room updated nicely but for the price I was paying,and the quality expected, they should talk to the contractor to tidy up the loose ends. The king bed was ok, pillows, while plush, were too soft.But that is only our preference. Enjoyed eating at Colors (shouldn't it be colours...;), and room service from same was very good. Price was as reasonable as family restaurant just down street.Kids enjoyed pool area,wifi was very good. We'll come back, but probably just book 2 adjoining rooms (for same price range).Also, it was easy to find and lots of amenities close by.Would have preferred fridge not filled with mini bar items and requiring a key, but over all, clean and fun. April 28, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Gordupnorth Disappointing Customer Service & Food Check In - After a long day of travel, I checked into the hotel late Sunday evening, expecting a Club Level room as advertised and proven on my reservation confirmation; I had been excited about this reservation as I was not away of any Club Level and after learning about the additional services, was looking forward to it. However, the front desk clerk informed me that my reservation was for a King room, not club level and I was in no mood to argue, though I did mention and show him the reservation inform stated Club Level. Discouraged, I went to my room to rest, already starting my stay in a poor mood. Lobby - The lobby is nicely decorated, a very large open space with lots of seating in the lounge area. The one issue was that access to the elevators from the lobby was narrow and seemed to a gathering area for groups of people, including children carrying over sized hockey bags.. This made it very awkward to pass by them to get to the elevators. Room - The room was nice, lots of space and a good view of the mountains and downtown Calgary skyline. The windows were in tremendous need of cleaning, the outside of them was very dirty, causing no picture of the mountains to actually turn out. Best yet however was a imprint of a child's hand on the window, likely after handling something sticky. I noticed the hand-print on day two of the stay and it was still there when I left 5 days later - completely neglected by cleaning staff. The bed was comfortable, but the pillows were far too soft. I asked the front desk on two occasions (once by phone and once in person) for harder foam pillows, but they never arrived. Amenities - The pool was below average. While the facilities were large, they are in need of deep cleaning and repair. The sauna has so many loose boards, you need to be very careful where you step. There is a cafe in the pool area which is very nice, a great incentive for families to stay longer. There were two hot tubs, one however was sectioned off; the other was fine, warming than what I expected; and even though there was a sign not allowing children under 10 in the hot tub, there was a 4 year old with her mother, while 2 staff looked on and did nothing to enforce the rule. I was not able to relax in the pool area at all, it is certainly catered towards families experience and not relaxation. Restaurant - The breakfast restaurant, Colors, was a big disappointment. I tried it on two occasions, once for the Eggs Benedict which I did not enjoy, the eggs were over cooked, potatoes undercooked, and the Hollandaise sauce was made from a powder, not from scratch. I tried it again a few days later for their buffet but was disgusted by the grease level in every warm item they served. I opted for fresh fruit from the local market instead of breakfasts at this location. I did not try Carvers, their steakhouse onsite, after hearing Room Service - I managed to get a couple orders of room service in during study periods of my stay. I would say that the deserts were fantastic, and the entrees are not worth the money. I have attached pictures of the orders. Their Chocolate Mousse Torte was great, rich and light; baked apple pie was good; the chicken breast was small and over cooked; the bruschetta was overcooked and hard, the tomatoe topping was heavily salted for some ready, but the roasted garlic was a great touch. April 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mawan2000 My 2nd home I stay at this hotel one to twice a week. Staff is awesome, always greet with great smile and welcome me like an old friend. Rooms are very quite and comfortable. Hotel is close to shopping malls,theatre etc. I enjoy my each and every stay April 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CaliTraveller72 Love the Sheraton Cavalier Rooms have been nicely updated and the waterpark is always great fun for the whole family. April 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by LeGaul67 Excellent stay! When I arrived, I was upgraded to a suite at no additional charge. The lounge has a good variety of breakfast foods and Henry's Pub is a great place to eat - 20 wings for $5.00 on Wednesdays! Overall a great hotel. Always enjoy staying here while in Calgary on business. April 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sherry55 Convienence Great location and near lots of good dinning within short walking distance. Pools and waterslide very family friendly and entertaining, Comfy beds ,pillows and bedding. April 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Willett Love the updated rooms I had a great stay. Love the cleanliness and quality of the rooms and finishings. Staff were great. I would definitely recommend this hotel. The breakfast restaurant "Colours" was very good and the steak at Carvers exceeded expectations. April 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by heck Sheraton cavalier A great relaxing place to stay weather for 1 night or a few nights. Pool is great and the lounge is a relaxing place to unwind. April 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by TylerTheRegular Very happy with service Hello, I have been staying at the Cavalier in Calgary for many years. i was in a real bind this time and Gary was able to get me a room when no onw else could. He went above and beyond with phone calls etc to set this up for me. From a platinum member it is much appreciatd. April 12, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by JC57 Convenient Room was quite warm even after resetting temperature on thermostat. Very nice room, but lots of noise in room from noisy street intersections. Given all the medians and one ways, it is a bit of a pain to get into parking lot from the street. April 10, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by GordW patronage I see no difference in the level of service or recognition of my Platinum status at the Four Points down the street. I stay at this hotel at least once of month and I do not feel like my patronage is appreciated. April 9, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by vb31 romance package??? really?? arrived at the hotel after having booked romance package, which included late checkout if available, I had to ask, them prompt the front desk clerk to look at our reservation, which would include a late checkout til 4pm if the hotel was available. I was able to have a checkout til 3. I asked if the sparkling wine and chocolates were in the room, blank stare...they were sent up, but merlot not sparkling and only half a bottle. Dinner in the lounge, steaks tasted like they were boiled...odd Breakfast was included in romance package, we asked desk in the morning when we came down where the breakfast was, we were directed, a nasty breakfast to the tune of 35.00 which we had to fight about because our breakfast was to have been included They eventually went to the front desk to check and the lady came with breakfast vouchers which had not been given to us at checkin. No apology, appears they didn't much care...the room was fine..the romance package a joke...what a shame April 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lisa2267 This hotel has comfort figured out We travelled to Calgary for a team tournament and found the hotel very efficient, comfortable and accommodating. They kept our whole team together with our rooms which was a bonus. Pool was enjoyed by all the kids. Would have been nice to have a fridge in our room (not bar fridge) to keep our extra food, drinks for the tournament April 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Gret Some suggestions for the water park I am concerned regarding the safety of children in the pool area. Please consider an attendant at the top or bottom of the slide and to enforce the "no diving" suggestions written on the edge of the pool. As well the attendant could monitor the overcrowding in the hot tubs. Persons folding the towels do not appear to have any ability to perform these safety duties. April 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sharkie77 Great weekend stay! This hotel provided us a great weekend getaway for our family! The breakfast at Colours was delicious and it was exciting for our son to be able to wear his pjs down for breakfast. Also the fitness facility was better than most hotels. March 31, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by traveller Home away from home This facility conveniently located away from downtown and close to many amenities. The staff are very friendly and supportive. I have been staying at the Sheraton Cavalier for the past three years for all my travel needs. March 29, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by bori Nice stay My room was very comfortable. I was expecting more from its main restaurant. Food options close down at 11pm, so if you have a late arrival you should look to eat somewhere else. As a gold SPG member, I was not offered an enhanced option for my room at check-in. March 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by RayJ1 Incredible Customer Service Gary Hambley, Saleem and staff continually exceed my expectations compared to staying at other Hotels. They epitomize what SERVICE really stands for. It makes traveling a better experience. January 15, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by billyxe Carvers staff borderline rude Myself and 4 colleagues , all Starwood Platinum members dined at Carvers during our stay. Hostess very unfriendly, looked down her nose at us for not having a reservation. The restaurant was 1/3 full the entire evening. 1 colleague was late and the hostess kept threatening to take away one of our tables if our colleague didn't arrive soon(we had a table for 2 added to a table for4). There were 10 empty tables for 2 the entire evening! She didn't need our table, she just wanted to be rude. Not the 1st time this type of attitude was displayed by the same employee. Some training in politeness and appropriate way to treat loyal customers is definitely in order. Been staying at this hotel for years and the rest of the staff is always so helpful and friendly. December 21, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by jean101 Lack of communication When we checked it there was no mention that half of the pool amenities were down. The sauna was down for a while under repair and so was the hot tub. Paying full price and not letting you know up front while checking in was unprofessional. December 9, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by kirbowla Disappointing As a platinum member, I have stayed at this hotel many times over the years. Unfortunately, as staff change so can service levels. I was particularly frustrated during my stay at this property last week because the staff would not listen to what I was telling them I needed. I was in town for my Grandmothers 99th birthday celebration and my two sons were joining me. I asked for a room with a king bed and a pull-out sofa. As I said this the staff heard 'suite.' I repeated the sleeping configuration that I required. What did the staff do? They put me in a suite with a single King bed and no pull out sofa. I had to call down for a cot. The staff immediately informed me that I would be charged an additional $15. Customer service is negatively affected when the staff jump ahead of what they assume the customer is asking for instead of actually listening to what the customer is requesting. I have been very loyal to this property and I really felt let down by the hotel this time around. December 9, 2013


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Does he start the Allstar game now? His ERA is a good .2 lower than any other qualifying pitchers in all of baseball, and he is second in the NL in wins. I don't see how he's not the guy. Thoughts?
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Does he start the Allstar game now? His ERA is a good .2 lower than any other qualifying pitchers in all of baseball, and he is second in the NL in wins. I don't see how he's not the guy. Thoughts?
He's probably earned it, but I'd rather keep his arm ready for important games...
Nope, he pitches Sunday in Atlanta, the last game before the AS Break.
He won't start - he'll make an apperance.
At this point he'd be in line to get it if his schedule was such. I don't know how the schedules work, but I'm guessing it'll be Brandon Webb or Tom Glavine. The NL has about 10 starters who are about equal in terms of effectiveness right now: Oswalt, Penny, Pedro, Young, Zambrano, Schmidt will all probably make the squad. My money is on Glavine or Pedro b/c of their veteran status.
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I'd rather he didn't (see Armstrong, Jack).
My guess is Glavine. He has pitched extremely well this year and has earned the start, IMO. With Arroyo pitching Sunday, that kind of takes him out of the mix. My other two choices would be Pedro and Penny. Not sure what their schedules are like. I know Pedro throws tonight, so that would mean MON or TUE should be his next scheduled start which falls in line with the AS Game.
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I don't want to see any Red throw 1 pitch in the ASG. They can attend all they want, but just represent us in spirit, not in performance.
Be nice to see him pitch an inning. He deserves it.
I think at this point both Arroyo and now Harang deserve to be all-stars. 3.45 ERA with 9 wins, lots of innings and K's. This is what they will look at when selecting pitchers.
The only guys who have better numbers than that combined are:
Webb, Arroyo, Capuano, Glavine, and Penny.
Guys like Carpenter and Schmidt are behind in wins.
NOTE: I don't actually think wins (and not neccessarily ERA) is a good metric in evaluating pitchers but everyone in baseball seems to.
I doubt he starts, but I think he gets the win in an NL upset ;)
A start in the ASG might be just the thing to keep BA from providing soundbites about his fond memories of Boston. It's not something he would have had the opportunity to do if he had stayed there and it would help him focus on how much better off he is now than he was back then.
I think the "I never wanted to leave Boston" crap would be worse if he started the All Star game. The national media would be on him like stink on garbage if he started the game.Quote:
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I see names like Penny and Pedro.
But no mention of Harang.
Aaron Harang who is tied for the NL lead in complete games (3), Tied for the most shut outs (2) Is third in the NL in K's, and has the same ERA as Pedro Martinez (3.45). Oh and BTW he's tied for second in W's too (9).
But Harang gets nary a mention. No love for the big righty. He's going to get two more starts before the ASB, I'm betting both are wins. (Milwaukee and Atlanta)
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Out of curiosity, who's tied with him for complete games and shut-outs? I'm too lazy to look this up.


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Sunday, January 27, "Sankofa"
Sankofa, an Akan word meaning "One must return to the past in order to move forward"
Mona, a contemporary African American model is on a shoot at the infamous slave forts in Ghana, West Africa. Spirits lingering in the dungeons that were used to detain enslaved Africans over a century earlier possess her. She becomes Shola, "house slave" on a sugar plantation; she is in love with Shango, a rebellious field slave and she idolizes Nunu, her surrogate mother. Shola too, learns rebellion when the master advances on her one too many times. After her trials, Shola returns to the present as Mona, deeply aware of her African roots.
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Congratulations to Leanne King and Elisa Smith, who were each awarded the 2015 Lloyd International Honors College Student Excellence Award on April 29, 2015. This award is given to UNCG Seniors based on superior demonstration of creativity and originality; motivation, initiative and perseverance; analytic, synthetic and critical thinking skills; and the ability to communicate orally and in writing.
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A healthy Reds team is a strong Reds team"
LaRue needs to be out of the lineup
Ross has become one of my favorite Reds, he's been a great addition to the team and he can actually hit. I never did really like LaRue and now we have a reason to get rid of him, and I hope we do ASAP.
SEriously, the guy drives in 5 yesterday and today he's on the bench
2 Homers this inning: Hatteberg with 1 on, Dunn with 1 on
jason bay goes around 4 bases, 4-1
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A hawk pushes against majority at Fed on trimming stimulus
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further than his colleagues at the Federal Reserve, a hawkish
policymaker said on Wednesday the U.S. central bank should wind
down its bond purchases faster than planned and end it before
Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser's criticism of
the policy stimulus is unlikely to sway new Chair Janet Yellen
and the majority of Fed policymakers, whose position was
reinforced on Wednesday by Dennis Lockhart of the Atlanta Fed.
Bernanke starts new job at Brookings after weekend off
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke began his new job at the Brookings Institution on Monday, wasting no time getting back to work just three days after ending his tenure as head of the world's most powerful central bank.
Bernanke, who led the U.S. central bank in its aggressive efforts to right the economy after the financial crisis and pull it out of the Great Recession, joined the centrist policy think tank in Washington as a distinguished fellow in residence, Brookings said.
Fed study suggests U.S. labor market rosier than thought
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A key measure of the U.S. labor market appears to exaggerate the damage brought on by the Great Recession, according to a fresh study by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, suggesting the job market may be closer than previously thought to a full recovery.
The findings add to evidence that the retirement of baby boomers could be playing a bigger role than previously thought as Fed policymakers struggle to determine whether the dropping unemployment rate is likely to lead to inflation sooner than later.
Bernanke arrives for first day on the job at Brookings
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Ben Bernanke, who stepped down as chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve on Friday, checked into work Monday morning at his new job at the Brookings Institution, a centrist policy think tank based in Washington.
Bernanke, whose eight-year tenure atop the U.S. central bank was marked by financial crisis and policy experimentation in the face of the Great Recession, joins Brookings as a distinguished fellow in residence at its economic studies program, the institution said on Monday.
Bernanke to join U.S. policy think tank Brookings
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke will join the Brookings Institution, a politically centrist policy think tank based in Washington, beginning on Monday.
Bernanke, who stepped down as head of the U.S. central bank on Friday after an eight-year tenure marked by financial crisis and policy experimentation in the face of the Great Recession, will join as a distinguished fellow in residence at its economic studies program, Brookings said on Monday.
Fed draws criticism from abroad as emerging markets still reeling
MUMBAI/NEW YORK, Jan 31 (Reuters) – The Federal Reserve's
decision to keep trimming its economic stimulus drew fire on
Friday as India's central bank chief said Americans should be
more attuned to the global impact of their policies, and the IMF
called for vigilance given strains in financial markets.
The push-back came on Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's last day
on the job and two days after the U.S. central bank reduced the
pace of its huge asset purchase program. The Fed made the move
on Wednesday despite a bruising selloff in emerging markets that
was prompted in part by the prospect of less U.S. monetary
Emerging-market drop hasn't hurt U.S. prospects: Fed's Williams
(Reuters) – The recent drop in emerging markets and U.S. stocks has not hurt the growing momentum of the U.S. economy or its labor market, a top Federal Reserve official said on Friday, adding the Fed should not focus too much on "short-term developments."
San Francisco Fed President John Williams, speaking on Fox Business television, said the U.S. central bank is nonetheless carefully monitoring emerging-market turmoil and discussed it at a policy meeting this week.
A week before emerging-market turmoil, a prescient exchange on just how much the Fed cares
The last seven days has been a glaring example of fallout from the cross-border carry trade. That's the sort of trade, well known in currency markets, where investors borrow funds in low-rate countries and invest them in higher-rate ones. Some $4 trillion is estimated to have flooded into emerging markets since the 2008 financial crisis to profit off the ultra accommodate policies of the U.S. Federal Reserve, Bank of Japan, European Central Bank and the Bank of England. Now that central banks in developed economies are looking to reverse course and eventually raise rates, that carry trade is unraveling fast, resulting in the brutal sell-off in emerging markets such as Turkey and Argentina over the last week.
The Fed's decision on Wednesday to keep cutting its stimulus effectively ignores the turmoil in such developing countries. And while the Fed may well be right not to overreact, it makes one wonder just how much attention major central banks pay to the carry trade and its global effects — and it brings to mind a prescient exchange between some of the brightest lights of western economics, just a week before emerging markets were to run off the rails.
Analysis: Only time will define Bernanke's crisis-era legacy at Fed
By Jonathan Spicer and Ann Saphir
(Reuters) – Ben Bernanke did not hesitate when asked whether he was confident that his signature response to the Great Recession would work.
"Well, the problem with QE is that it works in practice but it doesn't work in theory," the head of the U.S. Federal Reserve quipped earlier this month during his last public appearance.
Only time will define Bernanke's crisis-era legacy at Fed
Jan 30 (Reuters) – Ben Bernanke did not hesitate when asked
whether he was confident that his signature response to the
Great Recession would work.
"Well, the problem with QE is that it works in practice but
it doesn't work in theory," the head of the U.S. Federal Reserve
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I would just add to remember that in high contrast situations (imagine a building which is half lit by full sun and half in shade) when using an incident light meter and a positive film you would take the measure by placing the light meter in full light (with the dome pointing toward the camera) while with an incident light meter and a negative film you would put the light meter in the shade (again with the dome pointing toward the camera).
Using an incident meter still requires to remember that with slides you expose "for the highlights" and with negatives you expose "for the shadows" when you have a scene in front of you with both zones in bright sun and zones in the shade.
Having said that, an incident light meter and "box speed" yields very good results in most situations, while spot metering is more prone to errors and I think is warranted only with high-contrast situations and slide film when you want to exactly understand the way the highlights will be rendered on slide film.


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I am not good enough for some here to be a boyfriend, let alone a son in law. Only because I was born in the US. Screw it I guess. I probably deserve to be alone.
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Yeah I was being dramatic. I have family that depends on me too much. I could never do that, at least at this point. It has been tempting before though, life is tough. I endure a lot, maybe I am just more of a whiny bitch than most lol. I got some problems like visual snow that gets bad at time. I am sure there are others that got worse though lol.
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I wish I could be happy with that. Now, I guess it's time to start planning my escape from here. If someone don't want me to be with their daughter, then they got something against me becuase I am born US, or becuase I am Native. That is about all I can think of.


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BUCHAREST, Romania — On Sunday morning in Bucharest, I knew just what I wanted to do: I wanted to go to church. I also wanted to go down to the Old City, visit a few museums and buy a warm pretzel from a sidewalk stand. But mostly I wanted to go to church.
Bucharest is studded with nearly 300 exquisite churches, some dating to the 1500s. During Communist times, Nicolae Ceausescu tore some of them down, and he hid others inside mammoth apartment blocks, but Romania has always been a religious country and even he knew he couldn't obliterate them.
My plan was to find St. Nicholas, a Russian Orthodox church with seven onion domes, which I had happened upon a few nights before in the rain. I had peered inside and watched a dark-clad figure light candles and was captivated by the gold and icons and extravagant, over-the-top beauty.
The last time I was inside an Orthodox church was in Russia, 20 years before. Old women in headscarves knelt, crossing themselves and kissing every icon within reach. The doors of the iconostasis swung open and the priest sailed out, gorgeous in tall hat and robes, swinging his incense shaker and followed by a cloud of sweet smoke and chanting boys.
I wanted to see all this again. So on Sunday, my last morning in Bucharest, I packed up my camera, 50 lei (about $17), and my map, and set out.
Almost immediately, I heard singing.
When a friend asked if I wanted to go to Bucharest, my reply was flippant. "Sure. Will I have to learn Hungarian?"
"That would be odd," came her dry response, "since they speak Romanian."
Bucharest, Budapest — I knew nothing about either. Exploring Bucharest, though, turned out to be a fascinating trek through a city of contrasts — ancient churches next to crumbling Communist-era flats; deserted storefronts with broken windows next to vibrant cafes; sophisticated hipsters texting on iPhones and sharing the sidewalk with packs of feral dogs.
In the past few weeks, University Square in Bucharest's city center has been disrupted by demonstrations against the president and the government. But on this Sunday in November, all was peaceful.
Now a member of the E.U., Romania is on the Black Sea, tucked between Hungary and Ukraine. It spent 34 years as a reluctant member of the Warsaw Pact, but it has always looked to the West — especially to France — rather than the East. Its language is similar to French and Italian.
Bucharest's many parks, wide boulevards and broad sidewalks are reminiscent of Paris. Its architecture is a glorious jumble of Baroque, Byzantine, neo-classical, Art Deco, traditional Romanian and Communist hideous.
Officially, the population is 2 million, but the actual number is probably closer to 4 million because of unregistered residents who have moved here for jobs and school.
At one time, Bucharest was known as "Little Paris," and as I walked the streets of the city center I could see the French influence in ornate buildings adorned with scrolls, cupids and marble pillars.
At the end of Kiseleff Boulevard stood a little Arc de Triomphe — quite like the one in Paris, but only about half its size.
The singing led me to St. Basil the Great Church, a tidy white building with gold trim and a bell-shaped gate. A carved wooden troitsa (traditional Romanian cross) stood in the front garden, across from a small, roofed structure glowing with burning candles — one end marked for the living, the other for the dead.
I pulled my scarf over my hair and climbed the church steps. Inside, it was much as I remembered from 20 years ago — every inch of wall space devoted to icons, some painted, some pounded out of silver or gold. The vaulted ceiling was covered in murals, and overhead a blazing chandelier dripped with crystal beads, icons and golden-winged birds.
The nave was packed, and I stood shoulder to shoulder with worshipers, listening to the priest sing the liturgy. A woman knelt and closed her eyes. I was suddenly seized with the uncomfortable voyeurism of a tourist and tiptoed back out the door.
But as I walked down Calea Victoriei (Victory Street), I heard singing again and again; there were five old churches along this stretch, and at each one, the haunting sound and beautiful architecture pulled me in.
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I think though that most will prefer a warm colour balance to a cool colour balance when people photographs are involved.
Very true. I shoot weddings and engagement sessions and I would rather have the colors be slightly warmer even if they are not "correct." Your photo looks good to me.
Everybody has a photographic memory, some just don't have film.
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Country Music Phenom Hunter Hayes Appears on MAURY Today
Grammy-nominated sensation Hunter Hayes got his first big break back in December of 1998 when he appeared at the age of seven on MAURY's "Amazing Little Stars" episode. Now, this country music phenom is touring with Carrie Underwood, won The Country Music Association's New Artist of 2012 award and is nominated for three Grammy awards including Best New Artist. Today, February 7, Maury looks back at one of Hunter's first television performances in this special update episode (check local listings).
"Maury" is distributed in national syndication by NBCUniversal Domestic Television Distribution and produced by Stamford Media Center Productions, the same production team behind successful NBCU talk shows including "The Jerry Springer Show," "The Steve Wilkos Show" and "The Trisha Goddard Show."
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USC Falls to UCLA, 96-70, in Pac-12 Quarterfinals
Katin Reinhardt scored 20 points and Nikola Jovanovic added 17 for the Trojans
Men's Basketball Drops 70-66 Decision to Washington State
Reinhardt, Jacobs, and Marquetti scored 16 apiece in loss to the Cougars.
Stanford Slips Past USC, 70-62
Reinhardt scores a team-high 19 points for the Trojans.
Reinhardt and Scandalis Named USC Credit Union Student-Athletes of the Week
Scandalis was also named Pac-12 Player of the Week
USC Tops California, 71-57
Nikola Jovanovic led the Trojans with 21 points.
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2013-14: Reinhardt sat out last season following his transfer from UNLV.
2012-13: Reinhardt started 34 of UNLV's 35 games as a freshman, helping lead the Runnin' Rebels to a 25-10 record and into the NCAA Tournament. He was fourth on the team in scoring with a 10.1 average and was second on the team with 86 assists. Reinhardt led UNLV with 65 three-point baskets made. He led UNLV in scoring four times, with a season-best 21 points vs. Colorado State on March 15. He scored in double figures in 20 games. Was named to the 2013 Mountain West Championship All-Tournament team along with teammate and NBA No. 1 selection Anthony Bennett. He ranked second on the team in minutes played per game at 29.2 and was fourth in steals on the squad with 31. Was a sharp-shooter from the free throw line, hitting at a 89.2 clip (58-for-65). Fell a few attempts short of qualifying for UNLV's all-time single season list in free throw percentage or would have moved into second place on their list. Scored 14 points in his collegiate debut vs. Northern Arizona on Nov. 12...also added four assists. Had 16 games with three or more assists, with season-high seven vs. Hawai'i on Dec. 1. Had 10 games with three or more three-point baskets made. Knocked down a season-best four three-pointers five times, Nov. 23 vs. Oregon, Dec. 13 vs. La Verne, Dec. 29 at North Carolina, Feb. 9 vs. New Mexico and March 15 vs. Colorado State.
HIGH SCHOOL: Reinhard averaged 21.0 points per game as a senior at prep powerhouse Mater Dei and helped lead the Monarchs to a 32-4 record and their second straight CIF Division I state championship game. Despite a thumb injury, he scored 30 points in the 66-48 state final win vs. Sheldon. As a junior he help lead Mater Dei to a 43-36 win over De LaSalle in the finals. The 76-64 Southern Section win over Centennial took place at the Galen Center. Reinhardt was named the 2012 Los Angeles Times Player of the Year and a USA Today third team All-American as a senior. His high school team lost a total of seven games in his four years and won 30 or more games each season. Reinhardt was the No. 38 overall recruit in the class of 2012 according to Rivals.
PERSONAL: Katin was born on Aug. 21, 1993 in Laguna Beach, Calif. He is the son of Ernie and Sydney Reinhardt with three younger brothers, Cole (18), Brighton (16) and August (15). His father played football at Orange Coast College. Enjoys bowling and surfing.


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2. Blueberries contain powerful antioxidants which may help lower LDL cholesterol. These antioxidants were rated #1 in a recent TuftsUniversity study that compared 40 fruits and vegetables. We're talking fresh blueberries here, not the kind you find in a blueberry pie!
3. Yogurt contains healthy bacteria which helps boost your immune system, fight infection, and improve your gastrointestinal health. It is an excellent source of calcium and B vitamins. Choose low fat and low sugar yogurts; read the nutrition label. Dannon has a Light 'n Fit yogurt which is only 3 carbs, 2 grams sugar, and 60 calories.
4. Broccoli is high in antioxidants and loaded with vitamin C, calcium and folic acid. Broccoli is high in soluble fiber and low in calories. I love broccoli and it's so easy to make. I wrap it in a moistened paper towel and microwave it for about 3 minutes.
5. Spinach is very high in antioxidants and vitamins A, C, and K, as well as potassium and folate. Spinach is one the healthiest foods you can eat. Calorie for calorie, not many foods can match the nutritional benefits and low calorie content of spinach and other green, leafy vegetables such as kale and Swiss chard.
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Moving this topic over into trucks stuff: Sorry to all the guys out there that have been waiting on completion of this engine; as many of you already know; I have been doing lots of contract work outside my shop for about a year, and I now (finally) have a break to get back to some of my own projects! Been working like a dog to get the last parts done on the michigan 6 engine kit, in 1/16 scale; and it is moving along nicely...the masters are looking pretty good now; and I think I will have the last few parts done in the next couple of weeks; and anticipate having the molds done before the end of April. You can expect a full engine kit with this one.....intercooler (top in/ top out), piping, radiator surge tank, and tranny. The intercooler is engineered to fit around the 1/16 kit radiators; so it's really a drop in fit. Again; Sorry for the delay, and I just wanted to let you all know that this one is finally moving ahead....................Matt
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Sounds very good. Can't wait to see the engine.
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are you changing the radiator completely, or using the standard kit one and adding the intercooler to it??, cause it is to big for a 6, either way, I'll have a couple when they are done, and could have come at a better time, as project SAR chassis is almost complete and am close to engine set up,
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Obviously Nvidia (once again) chose to make their comments at a rather awkard time, but as a whole I agree with what they are saying. I use 3dmark to verifiy that nothing has changed with my computer from the last test, as a way to insure everything is ok. Beyond that, I have never seen a corralation between better scores from new drivers, and actual games that play faster. In every case that 3dmark goes up, the games I play remain the same.
I can see where they are coming from, because being a slave to 3dmark when making new drivers is simply an ugly rat race to get into. When new drivers are developed, there purpose should be broad based, and if they only improve the score of a benchmark, then why spend the resources in the first place?
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Optimization is when you can make it faster without changing the specifications of the interface. This is internal saucage. It is usually done within a routine independantly from the program using it. Any program using it will benefit from it, and DX9 specs or opengl specs are not card dependant.
If the output is different (noticiable or not), it is not optimization, it is cheat.
Many people don't see the difference between 1280 or 1600, if your card decide to render 1280 instead of 1600 it is cheat, noticiable or not. There is a lot of thing people don't notice (Aniso level, AA type, ....) but using something else because it is not noticiable (who decide?) is blatant cheat.
In many response i see "3dmark isn't a game...it is not important" but do you all realize that EVERY game that is used as benchmark in reviews are cheated by both ATI and NVIDIA since the begining.
Texture filtering are modified, AA and AF routines are tweaked, timedemos are changed.....Quake 3 is displaying 200 fps, but it is actually runing at 80 but nobody care...it is not noticiable.
EVERY big games usualy used as benchmarks and those using their engines (almost every games) are modified in MANY ways by both ATI and NVIDIA to make you think 1024 8AF 2xAA 80 fps is actually 1280 16AF 4xAA 300 fps, because nobody notice.
ok it is a bit exagerated, but after all the threads i saw....
I don't want any specific optimization from ATI or NVIDIA for ANY games/bench. I wan't my card to run fast on DX9/Opengl CARD INDEPENDANT engines/routines. Specific code for games which is either "bug correction" or "optimization" IS CHEAT by default.
If ATI or NVIDIA think a game can run faster on their hardware path with some a game being coded differently they should release a special EXE on their own or in association with the game company (ex: UT2003_NV35.EXE)
otherwise wouldn't it be a copyright violation?
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Is You Is, Or Is You Ain't (Ma' Baby)
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By Bing Crosby, Louis Jordan, Dinah Washington, and The Andrews Sisters. Film/TV; Jazz; Standards. 3 pages. Published by Hal Leonard - Digital Sheet Music (HX.17865).
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