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Been mulling over purchasing WoW again while its on sale. All for $35 currently, but this sale ends in about 6hrs. I don't plan to play it now, but rather just have a set ready for when Mists of Pandaria releases. At least I think I wouldn't mind returning to WoW to play as a Panda. For now I'm very sure I don't want to play, but Blizzard has a way with calling me back to Azeroth at least for a month or three when new expansions release, so it'd save me a good deal of money when that time comes.
I am of course waiting for Guild Wars 2 the most, and I'm playing SWTOR on an early access code that remained good even after I cancelled my CE, and I have until Fri to decide if I want to continue playing with an RE purchase. The story for the Jedi Consular is decent, and I'd love to experience them all someday ~ maybe ~ but whats really killing it for me are the very bland planets with no daily cycles. It always looks the same...
I know TOR is the big thing right now, and I'll prolly get a ton of "don't do its" but MoP is prolly a good 6-8mo away yet and we don't quite now how well TOR will hold up by then. Also GW2 could be out by then too, hopefully sooner...
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Norwell is a village and parish near Newark-upon-Trent, in central Nottinghamshire, England. It is close to the border with Lincolnshire, and approximately 1.5 miles from the A1 road and from the River Trent. The village appears in the Domesday Book as Nortwelle.[1] There is a medieval parish church dedicated to St Laurence. There is a public house called 'the Plough', a school and a village hall.
On the south side of the Church is a well-defined rectangular water-filled moat with a single causeway, into the central area, which would have given access to the medieval "Hall" or house:
"The manor house was built of timber and plaster, roofed with slates, and four rooms on the ground floor and three room on the upper storey; it stood on a mound (Mota) which was surrounded by a moat. A wooden bridge over the moat connected the house to a large outer courtyard where there were extensive outbuildings. In the North of the courtyard there were stables, and a new barn; to the South a bakery, 'hall for husbandry' and brewhouse; to the West another barn, a granary, a dovecote and gatehouse; and to the East 'le olde orcherd'."
Norwell Mill, a tower windmill west of the church, built in 1852 as a four-storey mill, was dismantled in 1920 and reduced to a three-storey stump, roofed over and used as a store. The mill was bought in 1977 and has been undergoing restoration since 1980, the tower being built up to its original height of 42 feet.[2][3]
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- ^ Ekwall, Eilert, The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Place-Names. Oxford, Oxford University Press, 4th edition, 1960. p. 345. ISBN 0198691033.
- ^ Pevsner, Nikolaus. 1979. The Buildings of England:Nottinghamshire.Harmondsworth, Middx. Penguin.
- ^ Shaw, T. (1995). Windmills of Nottinghamshire. Page 31. Nottingham: Nottinghamshire County Council. ISBN 0-900986-12-3
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It's wear on the gear teeth that usually forces the need to change to the later components. Cheap oil and owners neglecting oil changes. Airheads in the uk used to be ridiculously cheap and were used as winter hacks and run on a shoe string. There's a legacy of that abuse in the bikes that survived.
In material terms it isn't a big deal to replace the input shaft and all of its components or any of the other gearbox internal components. From a financial points of view it's difficult to justify the expense to the owner of a gearbox. In the uk an ex change gearbox is around £350 + 20% vat so this becomes the benchmark that people work to. If you tell them their gearbox needs £200 of bearings, seals and gasket and £180 for a new input shaft and that there's wear on other gear components they will generally opt for a re conditioned gearbox from somewhere else. The down side of this is that the guys turning round the ex change boxes aren't going to replace the worn internals. They generally just replace the bearings, not always the expensive input bearing, clean up the case and turn it round as cheaply as possible.
We are finding in the uk that used, late gearboxes are disappearing at an alarming rate as people snap them up as spares on the off chance that they may need one in the future. I bought a job lot of spares from somebody moving away from airheads and now have the ridiculous situation of having ten spare gearboxes. The plan is, when I have some spare time, is to rebuild them and sell them on.
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Walk the Line Review
By Joe Lozito
Cash's Clay
Joaquin Phoenix has always been a lightweight actor. Am I the only one who found his turn in
almost unbearably sniveling? However, as he showed in
Hotel Rwanda
, he has potential when given the right material. As Johnny Cash in "Walk the Line", Mr. Phoenix does an impressive job of channeling the Man in Black on stage. The actor did all his own singing and, as the film progresses, his baritone can nearly be mistaken for the man himself. Off stage, however, Mr. Phoenix isn't given much to do. Like last year's
, the film hits most of the typical biopic milestones - drug addiction, infidelity on tour, rehab, marital squabbles - but it doesn't do much new with them. As a result, Mr. Phoenix is left to do one quivering, moist-eyed scene after another as he pines after June Carter while the rest of his life falls apart.
With Reese Witherspoon in the role of June, however, it's easy to see why Johnny's so smitten. A Southern Belle is already hard to resist, but Ms. Witherspoon takes this opportunity to shine as she never has before. Freed from the saccharine cutesiness of the "Legally Blonde" films and the airheaded conventions of typical romantic comedies ("Sweet Home Alabama", "Just Like Heaven"), Ms. Witherspoon does her best work here. She pays tribute to June while making her a real woman with a complex set of emotions. Her attraction to Johnny, which always seems to happen at the wrong time, is the film's emotional core, and Ms. Witherspoon makes it work.
The actress also did her own singing and, like her co-star, she fares surprisingly well. Both actors are in luck, since the characters they play aren't known to have perfect singing voices. It's their charisma as much as their pitch that made them famous, and as long as the script, which director James Mangold co-wrote with Gill Dennis, keeps them on stage, the film is a joy.
There are some cute cameos throughout the film which give it period authenticity, particularly on a tour which - with artists such as Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee Lewis performing alongside Johnny and June - was the Lollapalooza of its time. Mr. Mangold has a series of competent, if slightly less than thrilling, films to his credit including
, "Kate & Leopold", "Girl, Interrupted" and "Cop Land". "Walk the Line" will fit well on that list. The script is a little too "PG-13" and rote for the Man in Black. The film is worth seeing for the performances of its two leads, but as a tribute to Johnny Cash, "Walk" toes the line.
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Meatless Mondays: Quick and Easy Roasted Red Pepper Soup
We enjoyed this homemade soup (my own recipe) on Saturday night paired with delicious gluten free and vegan sandwiches from Pushkins Bakery. If you haven't tried their "adult grilled cheese" or "the buzz", please do. Both sandwiches are vegan and gluten free and are utterly delicious. It was fun to have a completely vegan meal for a change. :)
1 large sweet potato (peeled)
1 large onion
3 to 4 large red bell peppers
1 head of garlic
2 shallots
4 roma tomatoes
1 quart vegetable stock
1 1/2 tsp cumin
1 1/2 red pepper flakes
1 1/2 tsp coriander
1 1/2 tsp paprika
salt to taste
1-2 Tbs olive oil per baking sheet
Preheat oven to 385°F.
Prepare 2 half sheet trays by greasing them liberally with olive oil.
Chop all vegetables into uniform pieces. Place the onion and the sweet potato on one tray. On the other tray, you should be able to fit the chopped tomatoes, peppers, garlic and shallot. Important because the potato and onion will take slightly longer to bake. Bake the vegetables in the oven for about 40 minutes, checking to make sure nothing is burning and rotating them on the pan to prevent burning.
The peppers and tomatoes will be ready to remove from the oven when the peppers blister slightly and the garlic is roasted and tender. From the time you remove the peppers and tomatoes, leave the potato and onion tray in the oven ten minutes longer.
In a blender, begin to blend all the vegetables. There will be more than one blender can hold, so blend a little at a time with the vegetable stock. Since you will be enjoying the soup, add the stock to the consistency you like (I used all but about 1/2 cup of the stock), as thick or as thin. Empty each round of blended vegetables into a very large bowl so that they will mix together.
Then add all of your spices and flavorings. The crushed red pepper, paprika, coriander, and the cumin and salt to taste. Stir the spices in the bowl manually. Then in batches, return the vegetable mixture to the blender and mix until completely smooth. Pour the smooth soup into a new large bowl.
This soup can be made up to a day ahead of time. Just simply ladle into serving bowls and reheat. I'm confident this will be one of the easiest, yet most tasty soups you will ever make! :) We paired the soup with a 2011 Handley Pinot Noir, Anderson Valley and a 2012 St. Rey Celeste, Candyhill Vineyards (Revolution Wines).
Celebrate Thanksgiving with Sweet Potato Latkes and Beaujolais Nouveau!
Thanksgiving 2014. Last week, Andy and I celebrated a little early because we will be in Mexico for the actual holiday, and I couldn't resist making something special to pair with Georges Duboeuf's new release of Beaujolais Nouveau—the inveterate red wine made from Gamay grapes produced in the Beaujolais region of France, that is only fermented a few weeks before being released for sale annually on the third Thursday of November.
Retailing at $10.99 nationwide, the 2014 Georges Duboeuf Beaujolais Nouveau complements an abundance of holiday dishes, from savory roasts to cranberry sauce. Suggested serving temperature for the Nouveau is between 62°F – 66°F, which is just slightly cooler than room temperature, to enhance the aromas and fruit flavors.
Our spread included:
turkey roulade stuffed with shitake mushrooms, shallots, chorizo and bacon, on a bed of carrots, celery, mushrooms and onions
cauliflower and leek soup with a gluten free shortbread (did not take a closer image, snap!) ;)
sweet potato latkes
bacon wrapped persimmons and bacon wrapped dates
2014 Georges Duboeuf Beaujolais Nouveau
Thanks to Georges Duboeuf for providing the bottle of Beaujolais!
Now the recipe for the latkes—skip the sweet potato casserole and give these a shot!
Sweet Potato Latkes
3 sweet potatoes
1 yellow onion
2 eggs
2 tsp salt
2 tsp baking powder
1/4 cup coconut flour
1 cup coconut oil (melted)
Preheat oven (425°F)
Peel sweet potatoes and grate them, using the large holes on the grater, into a large bowl—I cheat and use a food processor on the shredder setting.
Grate the onion, too. Then, squeeze out as much liquid from the potatoes as you can and then add the grated onion to the bowl with the potatoes.
Add all other ingredients and combine. Using your hands works best, so keep a towel nearby or work close to the sink.
Prepare two baking sheets by pouring melted coconut oil on them and coating the entire tray.
Then form the potato mixture into 4-inch (or so) discs and place on the baking sheets until you have filled them up.
Brush the tops with a little melted oil and bake to desired crispness. I recommend checking on them and flipping them midway through baking to get both sides crispy.
Remove from oven and drain on paper towels prior to plating/serving.
ENJOY!! Happy Thanksgiving :)
Nike Women's Half Marathon Entry Winner #2: Congrats to Karla!
Last month, Whole Foods Market, Nike and I gave away 2 entries to the sold out Nike Women's Half Marathon in San Francisco.
I wanted you to meet the entry winners, so you might perhaps comment below and cheer them on for the upcoming race on October 19th! Maybe you'll even look them up in the race results following the race.
The second entry winner is Karla Euler from Jackson, GA. I asked Karla to share a little bit about herself, her daily diet, and how she is preparing for the race:
I am a 52 year old US Army Vet, mother of 3 grown daughters and grandmother to two beautiful grandchildren, both age 5. I grew up in Southern California and now live in Jackson, GA. I work as a Deputy Court Clerk so I spend most days inside a building which drives me to spend my off days outside as much as possible! I enjoy yard work, hiking, swimming, biking, pretty much anything that will keep me outside and spending time with my family :)
I have always tried to maintain a healthy life style and I did up until my 2 grandchildren were born. I found myself making many excuses not to eat right or exercise just so I could spend all my spare time with my grand kids. The Nike Women's Half Marathon will be my first and has given me the motivation and determination to get myself back into a healthy life style. I have ran numerous 5k and 10k's in the past, but I am super excited about the SF Half!! I have been diligently training for this and have loved getting back into exercise and healthy eating. I have more energy overall and feel better physically and mentally both.
The following is a typical day of eating for me:
A Cup of Black Coffee and then out for a run; I find that I do better when I don't eat before a long run as I tend to eat dinner pretty late at night.
Bowl of Oatmeal and a Banana, Black Coffee
Deli sandwich on wheat bread, cottage cheese with fruit
Baked Fish, yellow rice, garden salad, glass of milk
Additionally, I do take a multi-vitamin, fish oil, calcium supplement, and glucosamine tablet daily as well as drink plenty of water throughout the day to stay hydrated.
Thanks to Karla for submitting her story to cavegrrl.com. I am hoping to meet her on the day of the run and wish her luck in person! :) Thanks to Nike and Whole Foods for allowing me to give two other women the chance to run in the race.
You can find Whole Foods on Facebook here and on twitter here. My local store is in Roseville on Facebook here.
You can find the Run Nike Women's Series and more information on the race on Facebook here.
Nike Women's Half Marathon Entry Winner #1: Congrats to Cathy!
You might recall a few weeks ago that Whole Foods Market, Nike and I gave away 2 entries to the sold out Nike Women's Half Marathon in San Francisco.
I wanted you to meet the entry winners (I'll be featuring one today and one next week), so you might perhaps comment below and cheer them on for the upcoming race on October 19th! Maybe you'll even look them up in the race results following the race.
The first entry winner is Cathy Wiggs-Hong from the Los Angeles, California area. I asked Cathy to share a little bit about herself, her daily diet, and how she is preparing for the race:
Hi my name is Cathy. I am a 34 year old mother of 3 girls ages 9, 4 and 1.5. I am a stay at home mom with the girls now, but I previously worked as a pediatric physical therapist. I love to be active, and enjoy all outdoor activities. As a family, we love to go to the beach, the pool, and Disneyland.
The Nike Women's half marathon will be my second half. I've completed many shorter distance races, but have actually come to enjoy the training and actual race of the 13,1 miles. I try to eat pretty healthy in general, as I am still nursing my youngest child, but I often find it difficult to keep it as healthy as I'd like because of how busy I am.
I find that when I food prep I eat much healthier, that is something I am striving to get more consistent with. I've also noticed that when I "eat clean" I feel so much better both physically and mentally, that is real motivation for me to try and keep it up.
The following food journal is what I ate today and is pretty typical of what I normally eat.
Breakfast: Yogurt with strawberries and blueberries
Snack: Baked mini flat pretzels and dill havarti cheese, honey crisp apple (shared with the littlest)
Lunch: Grilled chicken breast with side salad
Dinner: BBQ'd hamburger with lettuce and avocado, baked sweet potato fries
Water throughout the day, as well as a multivitamin, glucosamine supplement, calcium, and a broad spectrum antioxidant supplement.
On days that I run, I also have a protein bar or shake following my runs.
Thanks to Cathy for submitting her story to cavegrrl.com. I am hoping to meet her on the day of the run and wish her luck in person! :) Thanks to Nike and Whole Foods for allowing me to give two other women the chance to run in the race.
You can find Whole Foods on Facebook here and on twitter here. My local store is in Roseville on Facebook here.
You can find the Run Nike Women's Series and more information on the race on Facebook here.
Fogo de Chão in San Jose: A Meat Lover's Paradise!
When Andy and I visited San Jose a few weeks ago, we dined at a Brazilian churrascaria called Fogo de Chão (pronounced fo-go dée shown). It's located in Santana Row close to Hotel Valencia, our host hotel for that weekend. A churrascaria is a place where meat is cooked in churrasco style (Portuguese for 'barbecue'), and it's pretty much like Paleo heaven. :)
If you have never dined at a Brazilian steakhouse before, there is a procedure to the meal, and it's really quite fun. After being seated, diners are given a cardboard token (looks like a drink coaster) that is green on one side and red on the other. This token is used to signal the gaucho chefs to begin meat service to your table. But first, it's off to the salad bar!
The salad bar features premium items such as 24 Month, Aged Parmesan, Aged Manchego Cheese, Prosciutto, Brazilian Hearts of Palm, Artichoke Bottoms, Sun-Dried Tomatoes, Fresh Mozzarella, Smoked Salmon, Italian Salami, Jumbo Asparagus, Tabbouleh and Shitake Mushrooms, not to mention at least large bowls full of different lettuce mixes to use for the base of your salad. It would be easy to get full on just the salad bar alone, so pace yourself.
When you are ready for the meats to be served, turn your token green side up, signaling that you are ready for our gaucho chefs to begin tableside service. This continuous service is known as "Rodizio" style.
There are 16 cuts of fire roasted meats to choose from including top sirloin, filet mignon, rib eye, bottom sirloin, beef ribs, lamb, chicken, pork ribs, pork loin (encrusted in parmesan cheese and linguica (a Brazilian-style, cured pork sausage). The gaucho chefs are very attentive and efficient. I would advise you to come not only hungry, but starving! Below are some of the meats the gaucho chefs serve on a nightly basis:
Pictured from left to right: Lamb (cordeiro), Chicken (frango) Pork Ribs (costela de porco), Pork Loin (lombo), Pork Sausage (linguica), Top Sirloin (picanha), Beef Ribs (costela), Bacon Wrapped Filet and Bacon Wrapped Chicken. Wow! So very Paleo! :)
When you are full, you flip the token to the red side until you are ready for more offerings.
In the photo above, Andy is being served the signature steak of the restaurant, the Picanha (pea-CAN-ya), a prime cut of top sirloin.
The meal also includes limitless service of traditional Brazilian side dishes, including: pão de queijo (warm cheese bread), crispy hot polenta (like polenta fries), garlic mashed potatoes and caramelized bananas. (not so Paleo) :(
Fogo de Chão is a recipient of the prestigious Wine Spectator Magazine Award of Excellence for eight consecutive years. I chose a reasonably priced Cabernet made by Trapiche (a label I had at least heard of before). It was quite good.
Below, the gaucho chef serves Andy a bacon wrapped filet mignon, and a bacon wrapped chicken.
Someone looks happy! Ask him how many lamb chops he had! ;)
Then, after we had signaled we were done with our meal, one of the gaucho chefs brought out this cake to celebrate Andy's birthday. What a fun dinner! Thanks so much to the staff at Fogo de Chão, San Jose for taking such good care of us! :)
Lunch at Fogo de Chão San Jose is $34.50 | (Salad Bar Only – $24.50) and is served Mon-Fri 11:30-2:00.
Dinner is $54.50 | (Salad Bar Only – $29.50) and is served Mon-Thur 5:00-10:00, Fri 5:00-10:30, Sat 3:00-10:30, and Sun 12:00-9:00.
Children 6 and under are complimentary. Children 7 to 12 are half price. Any beverages, desserts, tax, and gratuity are additional. An 18% gratuity is added to all parties of 6 or more.
You can like Fogo de Chão on Facebook here, and follow them on twitter here.
Roasted Carrots with Curry and Pecans
Every year Andy and I get together with another family for a nice dinner party on the back deck at our house in Incline Village. We collaborate on a menu for our guests and make a fuss over the food and wine. The first year, we tricked everyone into eating a fully Paleo meal. Since then, all the guests know it's a Paleo meal, and no one seems to mind. :) No one misses the bread or the sugar!
Typically, I am in charge of two side dishes, and Andy grills the meat (main course), makes a big salad, and makes his classic Bacon Wrapped Dates.
I have to say, Summer Solstice Party Number Three was a success and for one of my sides, I made and served these carrots.
I used a stevia sweetener called Pyure Sweet in the recipe. Many thanks to the manufacturer for sending me the samples.
(feeds about 8-10 as a side dish)
1 cup pecans
5 pounds carrots
8 Tbs coconut oil (or butter)
1/4 cup Pyure Sweet
1 Tbs molasses
1 Tbs curry powder
1/2 cup lemon juice
Sea Salt to taste
Cracked black pepper
First, you'll need to toast the pecans. You can do this in the oven or in a skillet on low heat. Whatever works for you. Just be careful not to burn them. Let them cool once toasted, and give them a rough chop. Set aside.
So, I personally choose the oven to toast my pecans, because it heats up the oven for my carrots that go in next. I have the temp at about 375°F for toasting the pecans. I heat it up to about 400°F when it is carrot roasting time.
Before the carrots go in, you'll need to clean them up by peeling and cutting them into "french fry" shapes. It's up to you what size you cut them down, but make sure they are uniform so they will cook evenly. Then, put them on a sheet tray (or two) that's well oiled/greased (coconut oil or olive oil works best), salt liberally with sea salt, and roast until browned. I would tell you how long to leave them in the oven, but it all depends on how thick you have cut them, so I am leaving that up to you.
While the carrots are roasting away, you can make the curry sauce. Melt 8 Tbs of coconut oil (or butter) together over low heat in a saucepan with 1 Tbs molasses, 1/4 cup of Pyure Sweet stevia blend, 1/2 cup lemon juice, and 1 Tbs curry powder. Make sure all ingredients have combined over the heat (without boiling) and set aside.
Remove the carrots from the oven when they are close to being done. Drizzle the curry sauce over the pan/pans of carrots. Return to the oven and roast an additional 5-10 minutes.
Then the sauce has saturated and cooked into the carrots, remove them from the oven, and sprinkled the toasted pecans over them.
Serve the carrots warm or room temperature. A perfect party side dish and a true crowd-pleaser! :)
Fueled by Whole Foods! (Nike Women's Half Marathon Series)
So, I finally had time to get out to Whole Foods and start using the gift card they gave me to feed myself during my half marathon training (the Women's Nike Half Marathon in San Francisco on October 20th). For about $65 dollars, here's what I bought:
- 1/2 Gallon So Delicious Unsweetened Coconut Milk
(will use in smoothies, sometimes morning coffee)
- 1 pound bag frozen raspberries
(will use in protein shakes with protein powder, ice and coconut milk)
- 1 package Diestel sliced herbed turkey breast
(love their products, a healthy splurge indeed!)
- 1 head of organic cauliflower
- 1 small block of Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
(.25 pounds or so, my biggest splurge on the list!)
- 3 pound bag frozen triple berry blend
(will use in protein shakes with protein powder, ice and coconut milk)
- 2.87 pounds of broccoli crowns
- 1.17 pounds of organic bananas
(will use in protein shakes with protein powder, ice and coconut milk)
- 1.82 pounds of Grenache grapes
- 1 pound of Organic Girl Super Greens
- 1.5 pounds of parsnips
- .75 pounds of coconut flour
(will use in occasional treats after long runs)
- ,75 pounds of almond meal
(will use sparingly to make gluten free bread or occasional treats)
- 1 orange flesh honeydew melon (my favorite fruit!!)
This was my awesome dinner tonight, almost all of it made from the ingredients on my shopping list today from Whole Foods. It was a Diestel Turkey salad (2 1/2 slices), on a bed of Organic Girl Super Greens (dandelion, arugula, spinach mix), 2 hard boiled eggs, 1-2 Tbs grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, eggplant "croutons" and studded with about 1/2 cup of organic Grenache grapes. I don't typically use dressing because the egg and cheese make everything so flavorful I don't need it. :)
As far as the running goes, I have an app called Runkeeper to log my daily mileage. Here's a look at my run this past Sunday. I wanted to put in a long run on the roads because I had not done one in a while. I was even wondering if I could make it past 10 miles! Followed by the map are my mile splits:
1 mi: 9:05
+12 ft elevation climb
2 mi: 9:07 +1 ft elevation climb
3 mi: 9:01 -10 ft elevation loss
4 mi: 9:18 -3 ft elevation loss
5 mi: 8:44 -18 ft elevation loss
(water stop at 5.25 miles)
6 mi: 8:59 +23 ft elevation climb
(ran kinda through the mall and through the tunnel into Old Sac… AWESOME)
7 mi: 8:09 +15 ft elevation climb
8 mi: 8:20 -5ft elevation loss
9 mi: 8:35: +4ft elevation climb
(water stop around 9 miles)
10 mi: 8:36 -3ft elevation loss
11 mi: 8:47 +4ft elevation climb
12 mi: (last .24 of my run in front of the Sacramento Zoo) 9:38 -8ft elevation loss
I am planning on running a short race the first weekend of October, but otherwise will mostly be concentrating on building my road tolerance and endurance.
If you would like to check out my profile and my running on Runkeeper, click here.
Look for another post using my groceries from Whole Foods, coming this week and more on my training as well!
You can find Whole Foods on Facebook here and on twitter here. My local store is in Roseville on Facebook here. The Nike Women's Series is on Facebook here. Now get out there and go running! :)


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Staff were friendly and very helpful. The breakfast was very good and a good selection of food. The pool and hot tub were nice also.
Their cleaning products had a unusual odor which I noticed but my companion did not. The A/C unit had to be set on 60* to keep the room comfortable at night even though the outside temperature was 50* at night and only 80* during the day. There was no screen door on the sliders to the balcony.
Staff was friendly and helpful. Rooms were clean and very nice. Breakfast was great with lots of options.
The workout facilities were so rickety I thought the treadmill was going to fall apart while I was on it. The elliptical was not much better with a broken display.
No frills but very clean, well kept and very comfortable. Great value place!!
Need more pillows available.
Convenient, fairly clean facility and room. Check in is fast with advance booking.
The third floor lobby smelled like an old smokers bar, even though there was no smoking placards posted.
It was very quiet. Plenty of parking even late at night. Reasonable price especially compared to the other top hotel in town. The bed was very, very nice. I wanted to stay in bed. The set up with the couch and half wall divider was nice.
I wish the pool was open for adults past 10 pm. I wish they had Bounce as well as Tide for sale. I wish check out was at Noon instead of 11.
The bed was comfortable. There was a microwave and refrigerator. Customer service was good.
It was difficult to adjust the temperature in the room. The breakfast was disgusting. The TV was small. The coffee was bad.
Surprisingly (for the price) was very clean, and recently redone. The room looked like...the future as imagined in the 60s, in a good way. Also the front desk person lent me a phone charger, which was super helpful.
The Motel Clerk was very friendly, even let us have a first floor room. She was easily able to retrieve the notification of our arrival. We varified the stay for two nights. We were pleased with the room, it was exactly like the picture on the computer.
There was a notice in the room that said not to leave any valuables in the room. With that in mind, we put our suit cases in our car. When the maid came in she removed all of our personal items from the room. I reported the things missing to the desk clerk. She handed me a $5 bill and told me to go out and purchase the things that were removed and send them the bill. I have now replaced the items, will not be sending them a bill. Will not be staying there again. Thank you for asking. We are not ones to complain, but other people need to know their personal property will be taken from their room.
Breakfast was really sad. After playing an early morning hockey game went back to the hotel and it was so sad we had to go out.
The mattress was very soft.
The parking lot and sidewalk were very slick and icy. We asked if they could salt it but we were still slipping and sliding every time we came and went.
Deferred maintenance
The gal at the front desk was quite delightful. She was able to provide information about the area and was very upbeat. When I found what was to be a non-smoking room, smoky, without question she moved me.
Great location. I enjoyed an early morning run and was able to see some of the city. It seems to be in a very safe area.
The faciities are really old and rundown. The stairs going to the upper level are actually disintegrating. I was suprised to see someone sweeping the pool area which is now closed and not doing anything about the stairs. I would fear that the stairs could be a safety issue. The interior of the rooms are very outdated and the furnishings are very limited. The refrigerator sits on the floor with a microwave balanced on top of it.
Was thinking low budget, marginally acceptable. Was pleasantly surprised with a clean, recently painted, newer carpeting, table/chairs, moderate sized room. Would stay there again.
Great value, clean rooms, in downtown close to everything.
Beds could be better
Resturant does not allow children except for breakfast and room not set up for room service for Kids to eat.
Room was clean. Well done housekeeping staff!
Property needs remodeled. The Red lion in Pasco looked like this one 12 years ago.
Front desk service was a bit lacking.
No coffee in the lobby needs to be addressed ASAP.
Friendly staff, clean, great breakfast, great location. Enjoyed our stay.
Nice room, Comfortable bed, Great Location
Noisy on Ground Floor - shut down the pool at 10 or 10:30. And quiet those stairwell doors - loud push bar latch & then SLAM all night.
Clean. Modern furnishings. Free breakfast.
Doors on bathroom are opaque. So at night when somebody uses the bathroom the whole room gets lit up.
Well run with awesome customer service and perfectly clean well appointed rooms. My kids really enjoyed the pool and my husband really enjoyed the free wine!
Not enough seating around the pool and enough towels at the pool.
It was close to a casino
When I went to take a shower in the morning the bath tub/shower was full of dead bugs. They were all over the floor in bathroom also.
The booking was easy, the staff friendly and very accommodating. The breakfast was a good array of food. Everything was clean. And the price was excellent. I am a repeat customer here.
Location and general look/maintenance
No fresh air: all outdoor seating areas are for smokers. Even if no one is smoking the smoldering cigarette smell and smoke still comes out of the ashtray traps they provide. Front outdoor seating area has fountain spatters water all over the benches !
Clean,comfortable rooms..Great staff, very friendly! Great Breakfast! Great clean pool! Cookies and milk in the evening was a special touch.
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Monument of Sir George Felbrigge
1 of 3 portraits of Sir George Felbrigge
Monument of Sir George Felbrigge
after Jacob Schnebbelie
etching, early 19th century
15 3/4 in. x 9 5/8 in. (400 mm x 244 mm) paper size
Purchased, 1966
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Launching an air strike in another nation would normally be considered an act of aggression. But advocates of America's rapidly expanding unmanned drone programme don't see it that way.
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Taliban talks – a necessary but not sufficient condition for peace
We have known for months that the United States has begun direct talks with representatives of the Taliban. And as I wrote in this story, the death of Osama bin Laden in a U.S. raid on May 2 should make it easier for the Taliban to break with al Qaeda, a fundamental requirement for including them in any eventual political settlement in Afghanistan. But lest anyone should think these talks, combined with bin Laden's death, would somehow produce an early end to the Afghan war, it is important to remember that engaging with the Taliban is only a necessary but far from sufficient condition for a political settlement.
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United States begins a new war, what happens to Afghanistan?
The United States has said the scope of its military intervention in Libya is limited, but it nevertheless raises questions about what happens to the two other wars that it is waging, especially in Afghanistan. The last time Washington took the eye off the ball in Afghanistan was in 2003 when it launched the Iraq war and then got so bogged down there that a low level and sporadic Taliban resistance in southern Afghanistan grew into a full blown insurgency from which it is still trying to extricate itself.
from Pakistan: Now or Never?:
The "sound and fury" of U.S.-Pakistan ties
With the release of CIA contractor Raymond Davis, the United States and Pakistan have put behind them one of the more public rows of their up-and-down relationship. It was probably not the worst row -- remember the furore over a raid by U.S. ground troops in Angor Adda in Waziristan in 2008, itself preceded by a deluge of leaks to the U.S. media about the alleged duplicity of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency in its dealings on Afghanistan.
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U.S.-Pakistan relations better than they look
Given the high-decibel volume of the row over Raymond Davis, the CIA contractor who shot dead two Pakistanis in Lahore in January, it would be tempting to assume that overall relations between Pakistan and the United States are the worst they have been in years.
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Afghanistan: Petraeus, personalities and policy
Buried in the Washington Post story on Marc Grossman taking over as the new U.S. envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan are some interesting references to the possible departure of U.S. commander General David Petraeus.
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Separating the Taliban from al Qaeda
The Afghan Taliban would be ready to break with al Qaeda in order to reach a negotiated settlement to the Afghan war, and to ensure Afghanistan is not used as a base for international terrorism, according to a report by Kandahar-based researchers Alex Strick van Linschoten and Felix Kuehn, released by New York University.
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Musharraf's Kashmir deal, mirage or oasis?
The foreign secretaries, or top diplomats, of India and Pakistan are expected to meet on the sidelines of a South Asian summit in Thimpu, Bhutan on Feb 6/7 to try to find a way back into talks which have been stalled since the attack on Mumbai in November 2008. Progress is expected to be limited, perhaps paving the way to a meeting of the foreign ministers, or to deciding how future talks should be structured.


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Release Date: June, 2009
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Sales Number: 09.I.8
104 page(s), 8.5x11
Binding: Paperback
Publisher: United Nations, Office for Outer Space Affairs
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Further progress has been made towards fulfilling the promises embodied in the Millennium Development Goal 8 (MDG 8). However, the Global Partnership for Development has suffered important setbacks, most of which have arisen from the current state of the world economy which is experiencing its severest downturn since the Great Depression of the 1930s. In the countdown to 2015, urgent responses are needed to bridge the existing implementation gaps to make good on the promises made to achieve the Millennium Development Goals. The 2009 issue of the report by the United Nations Millennium Development Goals Gap Task Force identifies these gaps in detail and provides recommendations to all major stakeholders on how to address these gaps.


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Status: Former WBC Light Heavyweight champion.
Ht: 5-11 Wt: 175
DOB: October 28, 1982 In: Port Au Prince, Haiti
Resides: Laval, Quebec
First Boxing Memory: "Was when I get in the gym in Montreal and it was my brother who brought me to the gym. He was the Golden Gloves champion. That's the way I started."
Inspirations: "Roy Jones was my man. He's still my man because I'm with him in the up and down. Right now Jones is a little bit down but I'm still a huge fan of him."
Last Book Read: "That was a book with Anthony Robbins about the mindset. Power Of The Mind."
Favorite Movie: "Training Day."
First Job: "I was 17. That was my first one and my last one. I was working in the Subway restaurant making sandwiches for people. And I asked for Sundays off because I was supposed to go in the boxing tournament and she said no. So I quit the job."
First Car: "Was a white Maxima, Nissan."
Current Car: "I drive – I got many cars – Range Rover, Porsche Cayenne."
Favorite Meal: "Steak."
Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: "Vanilla."
Greatest Sports Moment: "My fight against Chad Dawson. Because I was the underdog, everybody was telling me, This guy has no chance. But I need to show I belong with the best in the world and I'm going to become myself a legend. So when I won the fight, I said, I told you guys."
Most Painful Moment: "When I fought the rematch against Adrian Diaconou. I separated my shoulder three times during the fight. The first time was the third round. And I finished the 12 really strong. That was a painful fight. But I never give up. I never quit."
Which Fight Were You At Your Very Best: "Against Dawson. Mentally and phsyically I was not 100% but I was 110%."
Favorite Boxers To Watch: "Roy Jones — though he's not prime time any more. Roy Jones is my man. It's because of him that I'm right here talking to you and to be the world champion. And I have a lot of respect for this man, for this boxer."
Funny Boxing Memory: "When I knocked out my best friend (Anthony Decarie) in sparring with a body shot. That was really funny for me."
Embarrassing Boxing Memory: "Maybe the first fight in England. I went overseas to fight Carl Froch. I lost. And that was kind of embarrassing to me. But I know that I did good, I went there, gave my best."
Favorite Sport Outside Boxing: "Back home our national sport is hockey. We won the gold medal in the last Olympics Games. So hockey is my best sport after boxing. (Play?) I'm a former hockey player and I was quite good [smiles]! But I chose boxing instead."
People Qualities Most Admired: "Honesty. Honesty, to me, is really important in life. And you have to be a good, respectable person."


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Unsettling Welfare addresses the changing relationship between social welfare, its 'recipients' and the state. In particular, the book explores the direction and the impact of the reforms of the welfare state that took place during the 1980s and 1990s. By focusing on specific fields of social welfare and social control, including health, education, housing, income maintenance, social services and criminal justice, Unsettling Welfare identifies general trends and… (più)
Editore: Routledge (05 Ottobre 2005)
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Our club meets for lunch each Thursday at noon in the west meeting room at the University Club, 1360 Melrose Ave., Iowa City, Iowa. If you are interested in becoming a member, please join us as a guest for lunch! To learn more about our club, please click here or use the Contact page to email us.
On March 26th our speaker will be Edward Klausner. Mr. Klausner will talk to us about spelunking and mapping of Caves.
Future speakers and meetings can be found on our Schedule page.
Finalists Announced
The finalists from each school were:
Audra Schultz - Clear Creek Amana Middle School
Avrill Gratton - North Central Junior High
Madeleine Roberts-Ganim - Northwest Junior High
Zoe Miller - Southeast Junior High
The finalists were honored at a luncheon held at the University Club on Thursday, February 19, 2015 that was attended by the mayors of Iowa City, Coralville, and University Heights. The overall winner was Avrill Gratton. Ms. Gratton received a prize of $500.00 and a commemorative plaque. Each of the other finalists received a prize of $100.00. North Central Junior High also received the traveling trophy until next year's contest. In addition, each school that participated received a $100.00 donation to be used in its social studies classroom.
Congratulations to each of the finalists!
Each year the Old Capitol Sertoma Club sponsors an essay contest open to all eighth grade students in Johnson County, Iowa. The essay contest focuses on issues related to our country's government or national heritage.
The topic of this year's essay was:
Discuss and explain the freedoms protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Students from Clear Creek Amana Middle School, North Central Junior High School, Northwest Junior High School, and South East Junior High School participated in the contest.
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At the park in the Spring...looking over the pond and seeing these pretty glittery sprinkles of light from the sun on the water....so pretty and I have not seen it like that since....even though I've gone back to the park on sunny days:)
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|Style: Contemporary
|Finish: Brushed Nickel
|Gloss Finish: Yes
|Faucet Material: Metal
|Waterway Material: Metal
|Handle Material: Metal
|Number of Items Included: 4
|Pieces Included: Faucet Body, Handles, Riser, Brace
|Scratch Resistant: Yes
|Rust Resistant: Yes
|Corrosion Resistant: Yes
|Chip Resistant: Yes
|Tarnish Resistant: Yes
|Stain/Spot Resistant: Yes
|Mounting Type: Floor mounted
|Diverter Included: Yes
|Adjustable Water Flow: Yes
|Hand Shower Included: Yes
|Shutoff Valve Included: No
|Valve Included: No
|Overflow Included: Yes
|Supply Tubes Included: Yes
|Thread Type: IPS
|Hose Included: Yes
|Wall Supply Elbow Included: No
|Faucet Control Type: Volume Control
|Number of Handles: 3
|Handle Type: Cross
|Number of Faucet Installation Holes: 2
|Drain Assembly Included: No
|Product Care: Do not use strong liquid cleaners
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Additional Parts Required: No
|ADA Compliant: Yes
|NSF 61 Certified: Yes
|ASME A112.18.1 Certified: Yes
|ASSE 1016 Listed: Yes
|ANSI A117.1 Certified: Yes
|CSA B125.1 Certified: Yes
|UPC Compliant: Yes
|cUPC Compliant: Yes
About the ManufacturerA designer's dream any homeowner can afford. Giagni frees you to achieve both superior design and exceptional value. Fulfilling the designer's vision, Giagni creates kitchen and bathroom faucets and accessories and a full line of coordinating cabinet hardware under their Dec-Har brand.
Giagni Contemporary Floor Mount Tub Faucet Trim Metal Cross Handles
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OUR SKU # GIA1306Contemporary Floor Mount Tub Faucet Trim Metal Cross Handles is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: CFTF-C-BN


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