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I've been trying to figure out if there's any way to have separate calendars on iCal, but so far my research has been fruitless. Basically I'm wanting to help my wife streamline her scheduling methods, she's self employed at a hair salon and has run into quite a few scheduling snafu's because her and the other stylists all use old school schedule books. Sometimes my wife will have a client text message her in the evening for an appointment but she's already home and her schedule book is at the salon. She'll go ahead and leave a reminder for herself to schedule this client in a time slot but then she'll arrive at work the next morning to find out that one of the other stylists scheduled in a different appointment for her in that very spot while she was out of the salon. It makes things complicated and hurts my wife's professional image sometimes.
My thoughts were that if the salon could invest in a refurbished Mac of some sort (or even an iPad) it would be great if my wife could add an appointment to her schedule from home via iPhone and that added appointment would appear on the device in the salon so that nobody would double-book her.
Is it possible for iCal to open multiple
calendars? For example: One for my wife, and one for each of the other stylists in the salon? So they have all their own separate calendars to work with but they can all be viewed at the salon or manipulated away from the salon? So far all I've been able to uncover are ways to integrate multiple schedules into one calendar, which is not what I'm looking for.
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Wizards' 1978 championship trophy was buried in a closet
Apr 5, 2013, 6:27 PM EDT
If you're a franchise with a Larry O'Brien trophy — whether you have enough to fill a room like the Celtics or just one like the Mavericks — you should display it (or them) proudly. They do not come easily.
So when Ted Leonsis bought the Washington Wizards, he has the logical question of where the 1978 Washington Bullets' trophy was? And nobody had a good answer. Or really any kind of answer.
And that started a quest that ended in a dead guy's home closet, a story reported by the Washington Post.
But then, finally, there was a breakthrough. Someone recalled someone else saying sometime awhile back that Smokey Bowie, the late building manager/head engineer/jack-of-all-trades who had been with the franchise since the old Capital Centre days until passing away a few years ago, had at some point taken it home with him for safekeeping. And sure enough, a carload of team employees dispatched to Bowie's old house found the trophy — scuffed up, tarnished and dented — at the bottom of a closet.
"They bring it in," Leonsis recalled this week, "and it's got dings in it, it's matted, not shiny. My wife [Lynn] is best friends with the woman who runs Tiffany's in Tysons Corner, so I asked her to look at it, and I said, 'Look at this – this is what we spend a billion dollars over our lifetime to try to win, and it's been sitting in someone's closet. Can you fix it?' It took about three months, but it came back perfect."
It is now prominently displayed near the entrance of the arena for all to see.
The Wizards are honoring the 1978 team on Saturday night — Wes Unseld, Elvin Hayes, Bobby Dandridge and some of the other players will be there. A new championship banner will be unveiled in the arena.
Which is good — Washington has a proud basketball history and that should be celebrated as part of the franchise's future.
- saint1997 - Apr 5, 2013 at 6:48 PM
It's ironic that if Washington sucked just one more year they could grab someone at the top of the extraordinarily talented 2014 class and get them over the hump, but they're good enough now I don't know if they can win a championship if they get to the playoffs
- dysraw1 - Apr 5, 2013 at 6:51 PM
the big E. is gonna hurt somebody
- doublezero74 - Apr 5, 2013 at 7:30 PM
A Truly woebegone franchise, your Washington wizards.
- 00maltliquor - Apr 5, 2013 at 10:45 PM
Kept it for "safekeeping"….in a dark closet on the bottom, dinged up and tarnished, huh?…..wooooooooow.
- shrshot - Apr 6, 2013 at 9:14 AM
Change the name back to Bullets and fire that POS GM. That's the start of rebuilding the franchise. Got a better chance with Bert and Ernie than Ernie Grunfeld
- dedalus13 - Apr 6, 2013 at 10:29 AM
This is just incredible! A NBA championship trophy is some bling that you would want to showcase in a hall or wherever for everyone to see it! What about all the players that have committed to this franchise and never asked to see that relique? Says a lot about the organization in general….
- mazblast - Apr 6, 2013 at 2:21 PM
Man, I loved the NBA back then. Great teams, great team play, and the personalities still managed to shine through. Now, thanks to David Stern's emphasis, it's all about big-market teams, individuals, and who can sell the most sh**. The game stinks now and it's only worth watching when it looks like one of Little Caesar's favored teams isn't going to win a game or series.
Thanks, Stern, you troll. You've managed to "liberate" a lot of hours I might have spent watching basketball, as opposed to the "product" you throw out there.
- 8man - Apr 6, 2013 at 5:47 PM
I lived in Alexandria and watched as the Bullets avenged a previous year's loss to Seattle to win this trophy. I can't believe this story. I'm aghast…yet unsurprised…
Abe, if you weren't gonna display this proudly, why wasn't it in your living room?
Someone said it. Rename them the Bullets and make the detractors grow a set. I'm old and I don't give a rat's ass about sensibilities or peoples feelings anymore. If they can't get over a franchise name, chances are they can't get up and do what it takes to go to work. Which means, they are essentially, useless.
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Dock to Dish, the first community and restaurant supported fishery program anchored in Montauk, announced last week it would open Florida's first ever Community Supported Fishery (CSF) in Key West in February of this year. The program is being developed in conjunction with Key West restaurateur Chris Holland and the Florida Keys Commercial Fishermen's Association. According to Dock to Dish founder Sean Barrett, the goal of this new enterprise is to bring the health benefits of locally harvested fish and seafood back to local consumers while also strengthening the in-state commercial fishing industry.
"This is the first small step in what we hope will become a Florida-wide enterprise that brings commercial fisherman, consumers, and restaurant owners together in a cause that will improve the community's health and businesses," said Mr. Barrett. "And do so deliciously."
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"We get contacted regularly about all kinds of things, but when Chris reached out we immediately knew this was a special situation," said Mr. Barrett. "He has been working in Key West on solving the same problems we are working on in Montauk, where all too often what we see on the menus and in the grocery stores comes far from our local waters. Chris is solution-driven and speaks the language of 'fresh' fluently."
"Americans need to take a stand now against the large Asian and South American fish farms that are negatively impacting our commercial fishing industry and poisoning unsuspecting consumers," said Mr. Holland, owner of the Stoned Crab Restaurant. "People think that the fish they are buying in supermarkets is safe, inspected, and healthy — when it is none of these things. In fact, nearly 90-percent of all the seafood consumed by Americans is imported and much of the fish that is imported comes from sources that are barely regulated or often completely unregulated."
According to Mr. Barrett and Mr. Holland, the new Dock to Dish Key West Community Supported Fishery will be launched in support of and in conjunction with the Florida Keys Commercial Fishermen's Association, under the leadership of executive director Bill Kelly.
"We are proud to be a part of this historic enterprise to bring fresh seafood back to Key West and strengthen the livelihoods of our commercial fishermen and our island economy," said Mr. Kelly. "Seafood is a renewable natural resource and cooperative efforts between fishery managers and stakeholders have kept all key indicator species in the Florida Keys at sustainable levels. Every year, our fleet harvests responsible amounts of seafood, which allows for stocks to rebuild themselves."
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Our development team challenge themselves constantly to add new functionality, meaning that comparing last year's PRTG to the current version is like comparing an Apple iPhone 3 to iPhone 6. Just in the last 12 months, we have enhanced our mobile apps with free push notifications, added additional responsiveness to the web GUI, and added new sensor types like, for example, the Cloud HTTP sensor. You can find the full list of new features and sensors is on this webpage.
Fun, Food and Action: Paessler on Tour in Dresden
...and now for something completely different: Usually we use this blog to share with you new developments in unified monitoring, or to present new features and sensors for PRTG Network Monitor. Today I'd like to give you a glimpse into our company, because over the last weekend (I'll get to that in a minute) I once again realized that it really is the people who make working at Paessler not only fun, but who are creating a sense of togetherness that enables us to put all our efforts in a great product while maintaining a feeling of family and friendship that is really unmatched.
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Paessler Offers PRTG 100 for Free
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The deliciously dumb "Scandal" — ABC's new Thursday-night drama about an intimidating D.C. crisis expert and the lengths she and her crack team of fixers will go to keep a client out of the news — is actually a welcome sight. It is stylish, hammy, sexy, dirty, devilish, laughably bad TV, the guiltiest pleasure since the network unveiled "Revenge." It eats your brain with a spoon. And for some reason, you don't care. Once in a while, it's nice to have your brain eaten with a spoon.
Created by Shonda Rhimes, who struck fool's gold with "Grey's Anatomy" and "Private Practice," "Scandal" has some of that same panache. Leave reality behind, strap on your crime-scene heels and let's muck around with the judicial system, the top levels of government and the media.


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Review: The care part has a small glass counter with a few items the nice owner makes every day. Ask him which ones are vegan, there are always one or two, but perhaps a better idea to opt for some of his fresh organic produce (tomatoes) and grab some corn cakes for a great snack on the go!
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Learn how to prepare an iOS application for submission to the App Store.
Take a tour of the new features in Xcode 5 and what they mean for your iOS and OS X development workflow.
Create more powerful and interactive apps by harnessing the power of system resources in your iOS projects.
Explores the major features of Xcode, the integrated development environment for developers of OS X and iOS apps.
Shows app developers how to package and submit applications for sale through Apple's Mac App Store.
"I'm completely blown away by the quality and quantity of training you offer. I feel like Neo in The Matrix when they would insert a training program and within a few minutes he could say, "I know jiujitsu!"" —Zolla M.
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The Constitution of the United States decrees that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion." This has commonly been taken to mean, as Thomas Jefferson expressed it in his 1802 letter to the Danbury Baptist Association, that there exists a "wall of separation between church and state" in the American legal and political system.
Some have taken it to signify that the American polity is secular. But — what with presidential proclamations of Thanksgiving, and Senate and military chaplains, and prayers at presidential inaugurations, and oaths sworn on the Bible — this is plainly an oversimplification, to put it mildly. The prohibition of a federally established religion is very different from, say, the secularism or laïcité of modern France.
Federal judicial rulings on church-and-state issues have been all over the map, sometimes, and occasionally rather controversial, but, broadly speaking, Americans have worked out a reasonably good relationship between religious and governmental institutions. France, on the other hand, is heading for trouble, in my opinion, with its increasingly tough restrictions on Muslim women's dress:
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion," says the First Amendment to the Constitution, "or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." And we ought to be very grateful for this.


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The AP's Leigh Strope calls the cash "a record sum in an election they say is do-or-die for the labor movement." LINK
Steven Franklin of the Chicago Tribune files from sunny Bal Harbour to report that John Sweeney has announced a 4-cent increase in labor's 57-cent monthly dues from individual members to fund that whopping $44 million. Also, Andy Stern announced that the SEIU will spend more than $40 million. LINK
Do read this lead from Klaus Marre: "'When, in the future, the Bush campaign is 'using firefighters for their photo op,' the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) 'will loudly and aggressively' make known the administration's cuts to federal funds for first responders, Harold Schaitberger, the group's general president, told The Hill." LINK
Big casino budget politics:
The Washington Post's David Broder Notes that "It's a familiar complaint from state officials -- the charge that the federal government passes bills that voters love and then passes the buck on paying for them." LINK
Bush Administration strategy/personality:
He ain't heavy . . . and Democrats' blocking his nomination is making it tough for the Bush Administration to implement the Medicare plan. So sayeth (saideth?) White House spokesman Scott McClellan Wednesday as he criticized Senate Democrats for blocking the nomination of his brother, Mark McClellan, to head up the Medicare program. LINK
The politics of national security:
We can hear Foggy Bottom yelling from here . . . The New York Times' Douglas Jehl reports that the Pentagon is paying Ahmad Chalabi's Iraqi National Congress $340,000 a month "even as the group jockeys for power in a future government." LINK
Tenet vs. Feith? The Wall Street Journal's David Cloud reports "investigators are looking into a briefing on possible Iraq-al Qaeda links that the Pentagon unit, known as the Policy Counterterrorism Evaluation Group, gave to senior White House officials in late September 2002."
The Los Angeles Times' Miller on the congressional questions and criticisms over the rebuilding of Iraq. LINK
The Washington Post's Paula Span Notes that "the number of military families who oppose Operation Iraqi Freedom, though never measured, is probably small. But a nascent antiwar movement has begun to find a toehold among parents, spouses and other relatives of active-duty, reserve and National Guard troops." LINK
The Washington Post's Bradley Graham updates the status of the missile defense program. LINK
Bob Novak starts off shaming John Kerry for saying he'd have sent in troops to save President Jean-Bertrand Aristide of Haiti (before he fled, of course), winds his way over to a Kennedy family connection to Aristide, and scolds the Congressional Black Caucus for supporting the now-deposed president even as he spending loads of cash on U.S. lobbyists and lawyers as his people lived in abject poverty. And at the very end, he throws a little responsibility toward President Bush. LINK
The politics of same-sex marriage:
The Boston Globe's Frank Phillips and Raphael Lewis report, "A compromise constitutional amendment that would ban gay marriage but also establish same-sex civil unions appears to be gaining support as Massachusetts lawmakers reconvene today…" LINK


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Girls Get the Anime Look with Extra-Wide Contact Lensesby Steve Levenstein
Anime girls are known for their big-eyed beauty; so much so that Japanese girls are now trying to snag anime-obsessed Otaku by wearing extra-wide tinted contact lenses.
Handy Bikes Is Bringing Mobile Bike Repair To DCby Samantha Pankey
Handy Bikes DC has only been around for about two years, however in that time, they have become DC's highest rated bicycle repair shop. Now, they are taking their business to the streets. Among the many food trucks in DC, residents may soon see a "mobile repair unit," able to service cyclists who need emergency repairs.
Therapy By Text: Where iMessage Replaces The Doctor's Couchby Beth Graddon-Hodgson
What comes to mind when you hear the words "therapy session"? If the portrayal in mainstream media has anything to say about it, you're probably envisioning being stretched out on a leather couch, sharing your darkest secrets while your therapist continues to provide you with a constant flow of new Kleenex as you deposit tear stained ones into the trash. But in today's world where technology and detachment are favored over face-to-face interactions that's an archaic method for improving mental health. I bet you can guess here this is heading...
Thermo Tent: Always The Right Temperatureby Samantha Pankey
What if you could have a tent that will keep you warm at night, instead of bundled in your sleeping bag, shivering? How about one that stays cool on a hot summer day by your favorite body of water? If you have the Thermo Tent, you'll have one that maintains a pleasant temperature, no matter the conditions.
Razer Firefly Mousepad Lights Desks With Any Of 16.7 Million Colorsby Rey M.L.
In case you wanted to have the most eye-catching mousepad imaginable, Razer's gaming-centric Firefly floats above configurable RGBLED lighting. Holding the exact shade of your favorite color for all to see isn't the only thing it can do, either.
Tattly: Custom Temporary Tattoos Lets You Test Out Your Tattoo Ideasby Beth Graddon-Hodgson
Getting a tattoo takes both bravery and commitment, and for those reasons, many people remain tattoo admirers only. You know, from a distance, where there's no needle poking involved. While temporary tattoo alternatives are available on the market, they rarely provide the look and feel of the real thing. Until now.
Put Out The Fire With Fire Hydrant Artby Diana Eid
Bored on a Sunday afternoon and want to spice up your neighborhood? Why not paint a fire hydrant? Artists in Cleveland, Ohio painted fire hydrants as part of a project called 'Sparx in the City'.
Wearable Tech: The New Attainable, Unstainable White Shirtby M Dee Dubroff
For years the clothing industry has sought a fabric that could repel stains. The white shirt particularly, has always been the most susceptible garment to suffer from irreversible stains, but no more. Read on to learn more about the amazing unstainable white shirt.
Wristboom Is The Little Speaker That You Wear On Your Wristby Josiah Motley
When you're mobile there is pretty much only one way to listen to music, through headphones. But tangled cords and earbuds that have an affinity for falling out is not fun. Well, Wristboom hopes to alleviate those woes. Wristboom is the portable speaker that you wear on your wrist like a traditional watch that also allows you to take calls and record surrounding conversations.
CyberPower's Trinity Gaming PC Is A Three-Armed Wonderby Rey M.L.
You won't see anything like it anywhere else: CyberPower's latest configurable computer has a funky looking case that splits its hardware between three wings. Not only does this improve cooling, but it also makes the system look more like a spaceship.


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Shows how to use Illustrator CS5 to create graphics for use in web sites, video compositions, and mobile apps.
Every aspect of integrating Illustrator and Flash, such as using mobile applications and working with colors, symbols, and text.
Mordy Golding explains how to create Illustrator files that will work efficiently in Flash using Live Paint, Live Trace, and Live Effects.
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Check out our past meetings and events at Flash & Flex Israel Meetings
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Flash and Flex Israel is all about the community, including YOU! Get involved and be part of Flash and Flex Israel.
Have an idea for a topic, session, or you have something to present? Send us an email or give us a call. Open calls are always welcome -- that's what makes us a real community and unique! Want us to cover/discuss a specific topic? Just let us know!
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Flash and Flex Israel consists of professionals of all skill levels who gather monthly to share information and stay on top of what is new in our ever- changing industry, as well as experience new ideas and concepts. Our discussion topics includes Flash, Flex, RIA, Web Design/Development, Mobile, Adobe Air, and much more.
Meetings regularly feature local and national speakers, networking, Q&A, seminars, and webinars. This group not only focuses on Adobe creative products, but programming tools, languages, and design as well.
Entry posted on Feb 25, 2011 by AlmogDesign
Yakov Fain - Modularization of Flex Applications
Entry posted on Feb 01, 2011 by AlmogDesign
Hi everyone first let me thank Yakov Fain for coming out and doing a great session all without a projector. Again I apologize for the issue with the projector sometimes these things just happen.
I guess after so many meetings going perfect it was a matter of time saying that from now on we will be doing a check 1 day before each meeting to ensure this does not happen again.
Here's the link to the presentation slides: http://myflex.org/presentations/FlexModularization_Israel.pdf
If you want to connect with Yakov make sure to follow him on Twitter and check out his blog
Blog - http://yakovfain.javadevelopersjournal.com/
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The Hotel was terrific the staff were outstanding, their dedication to there quests go above and beyond your expectations. The Pool Manager Maru was very professional and made sure everyone around the pool was receiving excellent service. She also made sure the pool area was kept very clean and was quick to resolve our mix up with the time for our foot massage.
Our room was excellent and was cleaned twice a day. All of the staff are smiling, no passes you without saying hello. We have been traveling for over 30 years and Live Aqua we will definitly be going back again.....very soon I hope!!!
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I love these cards and the encouraging message they contain. Just a nice way to let someone know you are thinking of them at such a hard time after the loss of a loved one.
I have been happy with this line as the cards are elegant.
Nice to have this new variety of cards for those experiencing loss.
These cards are beautiful and the message and Scripture inside each one is so appropriate to comfort those hurting due to a death in family.
Day Spring always creates beautiful spiritual verses to comfort those while in mourning. These are sympathy cards that you are proud to send for encouragement.
Cards are beautiful in design and message.
These cards will be used by our church group. The verses written in the cards are very simple and consoling. Nice cards.


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MEP negotiators clinched a deal in the early hours of Tuesday morning which will see a real end to all mobile roaming charges, guarantees for net neutrality and easy availability of clear information to consumers. (Read more: MEPs reach deal with governments on data roaming and net neutrality )
International Trade Committee MEPs on Monday paved the way for a plenary vote on the European Parliament's draft recommendations for Transatlantic Trade and investment partnership (TTIP) negotiators, by retabling the June plenary amendments which had been referred back for reconsideration. The committee took the decision in two separate votes –one to retable the plenary amendments, and the other to retable requests for split or separate votes. (Read more: TTIP: MEPs pave way for plenary vote by retabling June amendments )
Today the European Parliament's Conference of Presidents (EP President and political group leaders) discussed the latest situation on Greece with Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. The Conference of Presidents then discussed the situation further and adopted a position on the immediate next step that should be taken. (Read more: Extraordinary Conference of Presidents convenes to discuss Greece )
Transport Committee MEPs will discuss aviation safety with the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Executive Director Patrick Ky and the European Commission on Monday afternoon, after the Germanwings air crash in the French Alps in March. (Read more: MEPs debate air safety on Monday following Germanwings air crash in March )
Grecia este la limita neîndeplinirii obligațiilor de plată, Luxemburg preia președinția UE de la Letonia, eurodeputații dezbat amendamentele care au dus la amânarea votului în plen privind negocierile pentru acordul comercial UE-SUA și planurile Comisiei pentru impozitul pe venit: săptămâna este plină la Parlamentul European. (Mai mult: Săptămâna la Parlament: Grecia, TTIP, impozitul pe profit )
Președintele Parlamentului European, Martin Schulz, și-a exprimat speranța că în curând se va ajunge la un compromis privind situația din Grecia, care să permită țării să rămână în zona euro. "Trebuie să cântărim cu grijă riscurile și să alegem calea care să nu facă, pe cât se poate, ca cetățenii să plătească pentru o criză pe care nu au cauzat-o", a adăugat dumnealui pe 25 iunie, în discursul de la Consiliul European. (Mai mult: Schulz despre Grecia: "Trebuie să cântărim cu grijă riscurile" )
The European Commission's weak response to the first EU citizens' initiative (ECI) petition, on the "Right2Water", could discredit the ECI system, warn Environment Committee MEPs in a resolution voted on Wednesday. It "lacks any real ambition and failed to meet the demands of the organizers", they add. ECIs enable citizens to ask the Commission to propose laws in areas within its competence, if they can muster at least one million signatures from at least a quarter of EU member states. (Read more: Right2water citizens' initiative: Commission must act, say MEPs )
Negotiations on proposals to revise the Interinstitutional Agreement on Better Regulation kicked off on Thursday with a meeting in the European Parliament between EP President Martin Schulz, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, Latvia's Prime Minister, Laimdota Straujuma, representing the current Council Presidency and Luxembourg's Prime Minister Xavier Bettel for the incoming Council Presidency. (Read more: Better Regulation: kick-off meeting on Interinstitutional Agreement )
Trading in seal products from hunts hitherto conducted to protect fishing stocks will be banned in the EU in future but the exemption for the trade in products derived from seal hunts carried out by the Inuit community will remain, under the preliminary deal struck by internal market MEPs and the Latvian Presidency of the Council on Thursday. (Read more: MEPs close deal with Council on seal products )
Draft plans to encourage food innovation via a new, simplified authorisation procedure for novel foods, already informally agreed with the Council of Ministers, were endorsed by the Environment Committee on Thursday. In talks, MEPs insisted that foods from cloned animals must be clearly included in the scope of the regulation, as must the precautionary principle, measures to keep nanomaterials under scrutiny and animal testing restrictions. (Read more: Novel Foods: food safety MEPs back deal with Council )


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Ginta would much rather dream of fantasy worlds than do his homework; but when he dreams of the same place 102 times, he knows something is amiss. The 103rd time, his dream becomes a reality when he is whisked away to the enchanted lands of MAR Heaven, a place where magic and monsters really do exist, and the world is being torn apart by an evil queen. Now, before he can find his way home, Ginta must take on the queen with the help of newfound friends Babbo, Jack, Alan and Snow. Together, they could be MAR's best chance of liberation from the hands of evil!
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Due to Licensing Rights from Japan the second half won't ever be available unless you live in Japan or bought the DVD's from someone in Japan and had them shipped. Other than that its still a great anime and worth watching. The Characters are entertaining as they incorporate characters form Classic fairy tales in literature. It is a very fun anime and the story line is good. It is also one of the rare... read more
I am only up to episode 38 but this series is fun and inviting. it keeps me coming back for more. Ginta is a lovable character, and well every character has a lighter side to them...and those that don't well they pay for it. ill keep adding to this review as I watch more. Also, if you want to feel like your not wasting your time, each episode offer some new information or a cool battle/ training... read more
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Continuing in our seminar series, ePrep will be presenting at two Get College Funding sponsored college planning events this week.
Tomorrow, Thursday, November 8th you can find us at the Dana Hills High School where our own Karl Schellscheidt will present as special guest to speak on SAT Test Prep. The College Funding and Test Prep seminar begins at 6:30 pm and ends at 8:30 pm. (more…)


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Château la Lagune Red Bordeaux Blend Haut-Médoc 2010
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"Another great success from proprietress Caroline Frey, the 2010 La Lagune provides an essential drinking experience, with notes of Asian plum sauce, mulberries, kirsch liqueur and black currants. The wine also exhibits a savory, rich smokiness and subtle lead pencil shaving notes. Full-bodied and pure, combining both elegance and power, this is a brilliant, very approachable effort that should hit its stride in 5-7 years and last for at least two decades. Think of it as a hypothetical blend of the 2005 and 2009. Kudos!" *-Robert Parker, Wine Advocate (94 Points)*
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Editorial Reviews for Château la Lagune Red Bordeaux Blend Haut-Médoc
Smoky, oaky, and deeply aromatic showing some smoldering herbal and faint black currant complexity. Open on entry, and while not terribly complex, this is fresh and bright with gently austere tannins. Showing a bit of nuance on the backend, then finishing with great freshness and purity of fruit, this is lovely. Not an imposing wine but seductive. 90pts
Green tobacco, green peppercorn, fine oak, slightly jammy red currant/red raspberry fruit – smooth in the mouth but flat with a veneer of fruit over toasty oak, quite mocha/coffee toned, a bit hard and ungenerous (85-86)
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Four and a half glasses
Dark fruit, pepper, clove, oak and smoke on the nose with robust blackberry, dark cherry, vanilla cream, black pepper and a hint of mint on the palate. The finish is sweetish and long. This needs to breath and was best after an hour or so in the decanter. This wine is well put together and is best with food but sipped well.
This is my go to everyday red. Consistant quality for a great price. Only problem is I am on the east coast and need to buy direct from the winery.
Smoky nose with hints of anise. Sweet currant and black fruit on the palate. Some of the anise from the nose too. A very strong effort from La Lagune.
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Un nez profond de cassis avec une pointe rafraichissante de son bourgeon, des fragrances de cèdre, de tabac blond et un soupçon vanillé. Une bouche corpulente, emplissant le palais de rondeur mais qui garde une trame droite et dynamique lui donnant une belle allonge qui s'accompagne de saveur de fruit noir mûr presque compoté, de note de tabac, de vanille. Les tanins sont terriblement soyeux et parfaitement polis. La finale est longue, fraiche, avec une pointe d'amer éléguante, et persiste sur la mûre, le cassis, une pointe vanillée, le tabac, le cedre et un beau fûmé final. . Le meilleur Bordeaux 2004 bu à ce jour sorti de ma cave à vin chez GrosbillTrès Bien - Excellent
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External Reviews for Château la Lagune Red Bordeaux Blend Haut-Médoc
I experienced some sample variation with the 2011 La Lagune, but it appears to be outstanding, and one of the better efforts of the vintage. A dark plum/ruby/purple color is followed by aromas of dense, rich black raspberries, black currants, loamy s... Robert Parkers Wine Advocate. A Bordeaux Blend wine from Bordeaux in France. 2011 Lagune, La 750ml
Wine red 2010 Chateau La Lagune Frankreich Region: Bordeaux Apellation: Bordeaux Cabernet Sauvignon blend 750 ml. 96 RP Free Shipping Insurance
2010: Is this 2005 deja vu "all over again"? Proprietress Caroline Frey has elevated the quality at La Lagune since acquiring this estate, and the 2010 is another superb effort as well as one of the better values in Bordeaux. An opaque purple color i... Robert Parker's Wine Advocate. A Bordeaux Blend wine from Bordeaux in France. 2010 Lagune, La 1500ml
A blend of 55% Merlot 35% Cabernet Sauvignon and 10% Petit Verdot the La Lagune already has an expressive bouquet with ripe blackberry bilberry cedar and tobacco with good clarity and brightness. The palate is simple classic Cabernet with lovely savoury-tinged black fruits good acidity very harmonious and natural towards the finish. Reserved but great length and persistency in the mouth this is a great great La Lagune. Neal Martins Wine Journal.
A blend of 55% Merlot, 35% Cabernet Sauvignon and 10% Petit Verdot, the La Lagune already has an expressive bouquet with ripe blackberry, bilberry, cedar and tobacco with good clarity and brightness. The palate is simple classic Cabernet with lovely,... Neal Martins Wine Journal. A Bordeaux Blend wine from Bordeaux in France. 2010 Lagune, La 1500ml
What a lovely texture to the wine with super soft and supple tannins and blackberry and currant character. Round and juicy. One of the softest and most supple 2010s. It tastes more like a 2009 in style. 50% Cabernet Sauvignon 40% Merlot and 10% Petit Verdot. James Suckling.
This is tangy with red currant roasted mesquite sanguine and tobacco notes. Already shows range and definition with solid grip. -J.M. Wine Spectator.
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After a thrilling overtime clash in Game 1 that went the way of the visitors, the Pittsburgh Penguins might be facing a must win on the NHL betting odds on Friday night at home against the Philadelphia Flyers.
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The Flyers are playing on house money in this game, knowing that they have already gotten out of the Steel City with at least one victory. Head Coach Peter Laviolette knows that the Pens are going to storm back at some point though, and they are likely to win at least one game in the City of Brotherly Love in this series, so a second win here at Consol Energy Arena could be a must. Daniel Briere was the star of the show on Wednesday night. With his team in a 3-0 hole, he scored a pair of goals to get Philly back into it, and the rest of the team picked up the slack from there. Brayden Schenn had a huge game, recording two assists and a power play goal on the only man advantage of the game for the Flyers. Jakub Voracek, a man that scored just 18 goals on the season, finished the deal and gave the Flyers the advantage in the series. Do keep a close eye on Voracek. He is just 22 years old, but he now has four goals and five assists in his last seven games, making him one of the hotter offensive players right now for Philadelphia.
For the first 30 minutes or so, the Penguins were absolutely having their way in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals. They were up 3-0 thanks to goals by Sidney Crosby, Tyler Kennedy, and Pascal Dupuis, and they looked the part as the favorites to win the Stanley Cup. From that point forward though, matters weren't all that pretty. Pittsburgh was outshot 20-15 over the course of the last two periods and overtime, and they really didn't have a heck of a lot of good looks at Ilya Bryzgalov, a man that had to be under a heck of a lot of pressure making his playoff debut for a Stanley Cup contender. For as well as Crosby played in that first period, he didn't get a shot on goal for the rest of the game, which just doesn't cut it for a man of his offensive importance. Evgeni Malkin was silent as well, registering just three shots on goal in his 24 shifts, going -1 for his efforts.
Philadelphia Flyers @ Pittsburgh Penguins Pick: This is a veteran Pittsburgh team, and we wouldn't be all that surprised if it were to come back and get the job done against a team that has a history of choking in the playoffs. That being said, this is just too ridiculous of a price to want to back the home side. At +180, the Flyers are clearly the right play even though we do think that they are going to ultimately go down in this game.
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MILAN A Gibsonburg woman arrested on suspicion of drunk driving allegedly assaulted a village police officer after being taken into custody.
Peggy Moll, 46, was pulled over on U.S. 250 at 1:03 a.m. Friday after allegedly speeding. A Milan police report indicates Moll had the "overwhelming odor of an alcoholic beverage" and failed multiple roadside sobriety tests. During her arrest, Moll reportedly become confrontational, accusing the arresting officer of having "small penis syndrome" and being a "big bad cop."
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eBay has recently expanded beyond its online auctions roots into areas such as classified ad listings. In August, the San Jose, Calif., company acquired a 25 percent stake in Craigslist, an online listing of classified ads and forums. In July, the online auction giant announced it would enter the music download business with a service that markets content from major record labels.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by 1092 reviewers.
Rated 2 out of 5 by Karen Not Impressed A particular staff member at reception was extremely rude and very unhelpful. It was a very upsetting experience and my very simple request could not be sorted out satisfactorily. January 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by HonestHotelGuide Best Hawaiian SPG Property I have stayed at most of the good Hawaiian properties and this one ix excellent. Great staff. Thanks Rainui. January 30, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Orindaboy Resort fee??? When I arrived at the hotel they explained that there would be a 'resort fee'. yes, you get things from this, but I had no idea it was compulsory when I made the booking. I definitely WOULD NOT say it's a good value and am disappointed that Starwood would impose a hidden fee like this to their guests. January 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by TheEdzter007 The Best Hotel in Waikiki This is my 10th plus time staying at The Sheraton Waikiki and it is always a treat... Thank you, Sheraton!! January 29, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by GG13 This hotel has many opportunites to improve Elevator wait time is excessive. Check-in wait time is excessive. Restaurant/Bar wait time for service is excessive. Front desk seems to upsell ( I asked about internet service and I was told I had to get the resort package, a $15/night difference). Attitude from staff seemed that they were always doing you a favor by letting you stay there or serving you. January 28, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Andy This hotel is a disgrace For $400 for one night this hotel is a total rip off. Check in was easy that's about the only good thing about it. The entrance to the hotel lobby is like walking in a mall. The room was cheaply furnished, actually the furnishings were crap. The carpets in the hallways from the lift to the rooms were old and dingy. The over all appearance depressing. The next morning I had a 10am flight. I was expecting to go down to the restaurant and have breakfast. It didn't open until 6,30am but when I got down there a que was already formed and would have had to wait an hour to be seated. Had to get breakfast from the local takeaway in the lobby. Do yourself a favour stay away from this hotel. Im also an SPG member. January 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by KASC2013 Great for a group of friends Travelled with 3 others, stayed in a ocean front deluxe double room. Great view from the 22nd floor, the club lounge was excellent, great breakfast buffet and evening food was enough for a meal! Awesome work! There are heaps of lifts so you don't wait a long time. Tea and Coffee in the room and a small fridge which was excellent. Food in the hotel was fantastic, and the convenence store in the lobby stayed open late which was great. The spa temp was very very hot, so you had to be carefull but the pools and water slides and Waikikii beach right there was amazing. There were even huge turtles swimming right next to the hotel, and you could see them from our room. Pool staff were fantastic, and we had Gold SPG wrist bands so that the staff knew and they were always extremely helpful. The self car parking was right next to the hotel and easy and safe to park. Stacks of shopping and other foods options right next door aswell. Awesome location on Waikikii. My only regret was not staying longer :( We definately be back at the Sheraton Waikiki. January 27, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Colbedekay service sat at a table outside the bar for 20 minutes waiting get served. Left without a drink. Food selection at bar is very limited. Add more appetizers that are filling January 27, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by notdelighted This hotel needs work While the hotel's common areas have obviously been upgraded, the rooms have not. The Texas phrase, "It's like putting lipstick on a pig" definitely suits this hotel. If the staff had been the least bit friendly and accomodating, it might have made up for the sub-par rooms, but sadly, I did not encounter one staff member who was polite, let alone friendly. I would never recommend this hotel to anyone. January 25, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by DimiK Great location but needs improvement After a perfect week on Oahu's North Shore my partner and I moved to the Sheraton Waikiki for another week to enjoy what Waikiki and Honolulu have to offer. We have stayed in many other Sheratons and SPG hotels previously and this one unfortunately fell very short. The good things about the hotel: - location - you are right in the middle of tWaikiki beach and the shopping district - helpfullness of the front desk staff and domestic staff The things that need improvement: - the kids and adult pools are way too small for the number of guests. It was difficult to find a chair by either pool and the pool tended to be crowded. There were days where we thought it was just better to stay in our room than try and contend with a fight for a chair. - staffing for the pool needs to be improved. The waiters were run off their feet and we had to wait a very long time to be served. Also the towel staff would not take our towels but direct us to another spot to drop off our towels and then give us a card back. They treated everyone like campers rather than paying customers as they were too caught up in their own conversations - paper thin walls in the rooms. We could hear every little thing our neighbors did from opening their wardrobe to using the tap in the bathroom -domestic staff were great at cleaning the room however would not keep the noise down. The employees only doors for the staff were opposite our door and we were woken up at about 5 or 6 am every morning by the loud banging of those doors and the staff's conversations - the atmosphere of the hotel was very tacky and not what would be expected from a high quality refined Sheraton. For example, the lifts played the Hawaii 5-0 theme song or Elvis. There is more to Contemporary Hawaii than this cheesy music that could be played January 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by SneedII Beach view from Hotel is amazing Good Service friendly staff. January 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by BOMA BOMA WBM As a building manager I may sometimes be critical of things when I observer them. First let me state the Sheraton Waikiki was a very pleasant stay and with a few exceptions a very enjoyable experience. As a smoker I do realized that we have to be out of the way, but the only three spots to smoke in were very unsatisfactory…the balcony on the second floor over the fish pond was nice, but there was no seating, the other smoking area by the beach at least had seating, but seemed to be in a back area and the area out front, which was actually across the street and not on your property was very uncomfortable. I understand that smokers are a growing minority, but it would be nice to have an area in the shade where we could smoke and be comfortable. Other than that my stay was a very pleasurable and your staff very helpful. January 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by snodomain This hotel has a great location I attended this hotel for a business meeting, and combined some pleasure time as well. The hotel is well located, right on the beach. I expected the beach to be larger. Overall, my stay was fine. I was not impressed with the check-in staff. In addition, there was a smell, like a dirty diaper, in the elevator lobby on my floor for 3 days. It appeared the trash in the lobby wasn't emptied. When it was finally emptied, the smell came back the next day further down the hall - I reported the issue to the front desk. Housekeeping was somewhat inconsistent in how the toiletries and towels were restocked. January 23, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Crunch Disappointed I have twice before stayed in the Sheraton Waikiki and this was my wife's first visit to Hawaii. Two days after arriving, we both suffered with allergy and sinus problems. She has recovered and I am still congested, Common areas of the hotel are old, show their age and feel musty. The carpet in our room was very dirty as evidenced by dirt prints in the tub when I entered to shower each morning. I walk barefooted in hotel rooms and at home. I don't have this problems in hotels and we travel 8 - 9 times a year. When the maid failed to replace the tissue paper (kleenex) and provide a new soap bar (one day only) I called the front desk and had to call a second time since there was no delivery by 45 minutes after my first call. When I asked for something at the front desk and stated I was a SPG, there was no reaction or acknowlegement. January 23, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Bunnie04 Needs improvements 1) There was hair in my bathtub upon check-in. 2) The room was not clean - dust balls on the floor. 3) The grout in the shower was nasty/dirty. 4) Every time the air conditioning kicked in, it rattled for as long as the air was on. Made for hard sleeping. 5) They ran out of food at several of my business meetings. January 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by kathyz Beautiful views, great location Can't beat the location for Waikiki and the ocean views, common areas are well maintained but our sleeping room was tired, small and sparse. Paid for a king room with ocean view, got a room with double beds because no kings were available. My husband is 6'4" so sleeping was difficult. Staff were wonderful except pool bar attendants D and B. They appeared to be the only 2 on duty for our 3 days, so were very busy and did not appear happy about it. Could do much better with their tips if they would only smile! January 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by kukamc The Best The Sheraton Waikiki is without a doubt the best Hotel in Hawaii. The staff is outstanding, from the Bellmen to the General Manager everyone is determined to make your stay one you won't forget. I look forward to my next visit. January 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Disappointed Some disappointments The location of the hotel and the views were awesome. The amenities were top notch. The staff was very helpful and friendly. Here are the reasons why I would not recommend the hotel: 1) The late night noise. We were in room 1137 and each night it sounded like the party from the bar on the main floor was on our balcony. I'm a light sleeper so it was impossible to get a good nights sleep. 2) Parking: The first three levels are reserved for the valet. There was a wedding one night we stayed and had to go all the way to the top floor to get a parking spot, when there were very few people using the valet. Do you really need three floors of parking for the valet? 3) And this is the kicker - My wife and I went to print our boarding pass. Due to conecting flights, we needed a total of 6 boarding pases, therefore were charged .40 for the sixth black and white copy. I ave never been charged at any hotel I have ever stayed at for a boarding pass. This seems like petty theft to me. As if that wasn't bad enough, the computer station was the slowest I have ever experienced. I hope you really increase your revenue with that .40/copy policy because it is probably the single frustration of my stay that will cause me to not come back. January 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by RMB1987 Thankful Yet Opportunities for Improvement I really appreciated the use of the courtesy room to take a shower as I had a late flight and spent the day hiking Diamond Head (the person sitting next to me on the plane, also thanks you). That was huge! I thought the decor of my room was fair and it needed a facelift compared to other hotels. The room views were phenomenal, though. The elevator system needs a major upgrade, because of its configuration you should consider a destination dispatch system. I got whiplash trying to identify which elevator was responding to my call and at times I needed to have Olympic speed to actually make the car, before the doors closed. Overall, my stay was nice but improvement opportunities exist. January 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Juvaqo This hotel puts you first From check-in to check-out the staff at this hotel made us feel welcome and at home. They were warm, sincere, professional, and turned what could've been a chaotic trip into a memorable one. Despite being busy with a marathon, surfing competition, and anniversary of Pearl Harbor they took care of us as if we were their top priority. The concierge staff helped us plan activities - both at the hotel and out. The amenities and activities available at the hotel were amazing, and the location is perfect for beach access and exploring! I definitely plan to come back!!! January 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by BillRMD Stay could not have been more perfect! This was a repeat visit for us, and every expectation was, once again, exceeded by this fantastic hotel and even better staff! From SPG Platinum recognition, to fantastic lodging with incredible views, to housekeeping team, to Leahi Lounge environment, comforts, amenities and staff ... we could not have asked for more. Thank you, again, for having welcomed us to your Sheraton Waikiki "family" - we promise to be back, hopefully soon! January 20, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 Great hotel, but lacking extra mile Amenities were good and grounds were nice, but very disappointed in the staff for not working to accommodate our origins reservation. Had reserved an oceanfront room in series 34 and was given a partial city/oceanview room facing diamond head. When inquiring with front desk, told it was an upgrade and would not accommodate our original booking. We also have a club room reserved 1/27/13-1/28/13. I can only hope the Sheraton will make up for it then. January 19, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by CJSCB Nice stay My wife and I have stayed at this property several times and have always felt it was a cut above. Unfortunately, our room this time was much more expensive than in the past. Because of the high cost (over $400 per night), I expected a nicer room. We got a very basic room. Other than being invited to a social gathering, we did not feel any special considerations for being SPG members. In the past, we were given an upgraded room, without asking, and at a much lower rate. In setting up this trip, we found many other similar hotels (same star rating), with much lower rates. We travel to Hawaii regularly. On our next trip, we will probably look elsewhere for our hotel needs if rates are still high. January 18, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by silver925lorie Hotel stay Great to have Spg Bus. Preferred membership! January 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by HPT5 Awesome! I was just thinking when I left (not that I am a complainer) but I have NO complaints. This trip and stay was amazing from beginning to end. The staff were courteous, helpful, respectful and welcoming. The rooms were nice and clean, beds comfortable. View from lanai was amazing! Okay, maybe the pool could have been heated, but we spent most of the time in the ocean and the water was fine once I got used to it. :) Loved the shops, restaurants, convenience stores and coffee shops right at our tips. Parking ramp was convenient. FANTASTIC Hotel location. Easy access to shopping, jogging routes (I even went around Diamond Head), going to the beach, great restaurants. I did try the fitness center once and it was fine, but would much rather be outside! We honestly didn't eat much in the hotel - went out and about. We did eat at the Rum Fire one night and it was very good. I would most definitely recommend your hotel and would go back in a heart beat. January 15, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by horriblepoolservice HOrrible pool service Had hotel pool guy remove items from our chairs, eyewitnessed and pointed out by guests, when asked for items back,"did not have them"! Talked to manager of pool guys was NO help...horrible pool service at this facility!!!! January 15, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by bigwilly sorry Staying at a Sheraton hotel used to be a special part of my travel. I felt that I was not treated like a guest rather a wallet. I would like to try your facility again sometime so that I can better proceed with an accurate assessment. I am not asking for any reductions in accomidations. My check in and check out were terrific. My room care was almost non-existent, pool side service needs improvement, the movies I ordered did not come through clearly they were digitized however when explaining to the desk my challenge they did not want to hear about it or give me compensation. Dirty plastic was not removed from the room daily, the toilet was not cleaned. I do not want to list it all I just hope that we can try it again someday. William Pinol January 14, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Tooloudridiculouspool Too loud and pool ridiculous The ocean view is perfect and the staff was very friendly. However, the noise from the nightclub is obnoxious and ridiculously loud. Add to that a pool with chairs around it only available by renting, and it's just not a place for families. January 13, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by mimi222 disappointing to say the least Stayed at Sheraton over 12 years ago and couldn't wait to return. Booked 3 rooms for 2/3 days in Nov. Ocean room very generic is decor. Black fluff found on bed sheets. When asked to have sheets changed, maid quite rude. Hotel reeked fo cigarette smell. Sheraton even booked one of our rooms that allows smoking. Had to be change because person meant to stay in that room suffers with asthma. Met with a cold reception at desk when trying to change room Sad that Sheraton has deteriorated so much. Needs major renovation. January 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by CTB33 Excellent location and facilities My wife and I stayed here on our honeymoon, and loved almost everything about our visit. Our room had a stunning full view of the ocean, with a comfortable balcony, and we could watch the sunset from there. The infinity pool right on the water is definitely one of the hotel's strongest assets. We also enjoyed the food, particularly the breakfast buffet and the dinner menu at The Edge (don't miss the Ahi flatbread). One of the nicest perks of our stay was a complimentary bottle of champagne from the hotel, in observance of our honeymoon. We shared the bottle on our last night while we watched the sunset. We also had a complimentary photo shoot on the beach, which is definitely worth it. The location was terrific, as we were steps away from great shopping and the beach (you can walk from the pool to the beach in seconds). If there was anything to criticize, it was the lack of a hot tob in the adult pool area, and the fact that the pool closed at sunset (and the pool bar at 9). The gym was adequate; a little small but well-supplied. The lobby area has a lot of shops, which did mean it was always crowded, but we found the excitement enjoyable. Overall, for the value and quality of facilities, we were very pleased, and would highly recommend the hotel to others. If we visit Waikiki in the future we will certainly look into staying here again. January 12, 2013


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Jon Stokes, MBA '01, was appointed CEO of the Flexitallic Group, which specializes in sealing products and solutions for the energy industry. "The company's leading technology, outstanding brand, and global reach provide a strong platform for future growth," said Stokes. Stokes joins Flexitallic from Emerson Electric, where he most recently served as president of the Daniel Measurement and Control Business. Earlier in his 13-year Emerson career, he led businesses providing instrumentation and controls to the process and marine industries.
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Mark Bertolini, MBA'84, chairman and CEO of Aetna, was elected to the Verizon board of directors. "Mark is an accomplished executive who brings to Verizon significant leadership capabilities managing a large-scale, global operation. He has extensive experience in the healthcare industry, which is an area of increasing importance to Verizon's business strategy," said Lowell McAdam, Verizon chairman and chief executive officer. Prior to joining Aetna, Bertolini held executive positions at Cigna, NYLCare Health Plans and SelectCare Inc., where he served as president and chief executive officer.
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Suzanne Horton, MBA '91, was appointed president and CEO of MamaBear. MamaBear is a leading mobile parenting app that creates a private family communication hub. "We brought Suzanne aboard as our CEO because of her savvy and ability to raise venture capital, her experience in leadership, building a world-class team, forging strategic deals, and creating tech platforms as she has demonstrated at top-tier companies like American Express, Move.com and Jitterbug. Suzanne also possesses a deep passion for empowering women and families. She is a true MamaBear," said Steve MacDonald, co-founder and chairman of the Board. Horton, an early founder in the venture capital arm at American Express, received national acclaim as CEO of BeJane.com, a leading website in the $80B female home improvement space. Most recently, she led the digital media team and helped create a national brand for the multi-billion dollar Blackstone startup, Invitation Homes.


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