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Riverwood Inn & Conference Center
Riverwood Inn & Conference Center
Hotel Guest Rating: 6.5/10
10990 95th Street Ne
Otsego, MN 55362
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Welcome to the Riverwood Inn & Conference Center
Those with a love of nature and the finer things might well find the Riverwood Inn & Conference Center enticing.
Hotel Features
A two-floor, 60-room lodge and conference facility, Riverwood Inn boasts prime real estate — 15 acres along the Mississippi River, to be exact. Outdoorsy types are in their element with gardens, ponds, waterfalls and walking trails to the Mississippi River offering so much allure. Country-chic rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, and private in-room massages can be had. Enjoy dinner service on Friday and Saturday nights and brunch on Sunday. Guests can work it inside in an indoor heated pool, and outside with bocce ball, horseshoes and croquet. Bonfires with s'mores are a fun family treat. There's ample outdoor parking.
Hotel Location
The Riverwood Inn runs right alongside the Mississippi River, just off County Road 39, so there is plenty within easy reach. Bargain hunters delight that Outlets at Albertville is within three miles. The range of links within a 10-mile radius is astonishing, starting with Vintage Golf Course a half-mile away. Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is about 48 miles from this establishment.
Guest Favorites
What a "beautiful location" and "great ambiance," say Priceline guests of the "super comfortable" Riverwood Inn & Conference Center, where the park-like setting and meandering trails to the Mississippi River are a treat, indeed.
Riverwood Inn & Conference Center Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
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- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
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- Cable television
- Complimentary continental breakfast
- Direct dial telephone
- Free local calls
- Hairdryer
- Handicap rooms
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July 15, 2015
July 15, 2015
The hotel front desk staff was extremely friendly and helpful.
The parking lot area had a lot of weeds. The windows in our room were foggy with condensation that was between the panes of glass. The shingles on part of the roof were curling and cracked. The TV in our room was small and offered only 12 channels.
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July 10, 2015
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July 10, 2015
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July 10, 2015
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The staff were friendly. The pool and swirl pool are both working.
Lots of mosquitos and the the water smells so bad.
Darin from Liberty, MO
June 27, 2015
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June 27, 2015
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Quiet area
continental breakfast was a mini muffin.
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June 14, 2015
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June 14, 2015
Senior Travelers
Ambiance--it was far more nice than staying at an average hotel along the interstate. The beds were very comfortable and the motel was quiet so a good, long sleep was possible. The staff was fantastic for service, friendly, and happy.
The place would look less run down and dated with some Roundup application in the parking lot and sidewalk cracks. The breakfast was not quality--seemed like what a Motel Six would serve, particularly the stale donuts.
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April 28, 2015
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April 28, 2015
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Location was what brought us to this hotel
Advertised continental breakfast, and a 2 1/2 star hotel usually includes something warm, all they had was cold cereal, a few small muffins, and make your own oatmeal. traveled with an athletics team, we expected a breakfast, instead had to go out.
Restaurant on site as also closed down. TV only had 12 channels, which sometimes would be enough, but with a group of college athletes, it would have been nice to have ESPN, or any of its affiliates.
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April 16, 2015
April 16, 2015
very outdated rooms were shaky water was stinking when taking shower worst hotel stay ever
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April 6, 2015
April 6, 2015
The room had a bad smell- musty.
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March 7, 2015
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Family Traveling with Young Children
Pool and hot tub were out of order. Beds were not that nice. Very small ancient TVs, no movies to order or DVD players to rent out. This coupled with no pool made a very boring evening.
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March 6, 2015
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March 6, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
Not far from the places we were going too and it was quiet.
Pool area was shut down and room was hot had to open window so we could sleep comfortably.
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Doris Marie Menhusen Montgomery, age 83, of Joplin, passed away at her residence from injuries sustained in the tornado on Sunday, May 22, 2011.
Born April 22, 1928 in Glen Elder, Kan., she was the daughter of the late Harold Finley and Doris Mae Shane Finley and graduated from high school in Glen Elder. She attended Kansas State University, from which she received her teaching certification. Marie was a teacher in Kansas for several years. She lived in Joplin for 20 years, before moving to be near her children in Tonganoxie for 13 years. She returned to live in Joplin with her local children two years ago. She attended Christ's Community United Methodist Church.
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Her second husband, Richard Montgomery, also preceded her in death.
Survivors include three daughters, Jeanie Morris and Cathy Menhusen, both of Joplin, and Debbie Gravatt and husband Bob of Tonganoxie, Kan.; one son, Gary Menhusen and wife Patricia of Tonganoxie; her stepchildren, Dick and Pat Montgomery of Kansas City, Missouri, Bill and Pat Montgomery of Tonganoxie, Kan., and Judy Forbach of Lawrence, Kan.; one brother, Vernon Finley and wife Mary of Hiawatha, Kan.; nine grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and nine great-great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsLiberty Lodge Cape Town
Conveniently located to the restaurants on Kloof Street in the Garden district, it's in a quiet and safe neighbourhood not too far from the attractions of Cape Town, and especially close to Table Mountain, Camps Bay, and Clifton Beach. Very helpful owner, friendly staff, and an excellent breakfast. The terrace has nice views of Table Mountain.
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Wonderful place
We started our SA trip in Cape Town and stayed at the Liberty Lodge for 3 nights. It was the perfect start of a memorable vacation. Beautiful, tasteful and clean rooms, a delicious breakfast in the yard every morning with the opp to have a chat with the other few guests. Very personal atmosphere, attention and service. Ruth is amazing and has great tips for whatever you want to do during your time in Cape Town. Location is perfect- very safe, walking distance to restaurants, 5 min to Table Mountain by car, you can even walk into town. Stay there you won't regret it.
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Great location, lovely rooms and your hostess Ruth will go out of her way to help you - it's incredible value.
The breakfasts are fantastic - lots of fresh fruit, yoghurt and a cooked English Breakfast if you want it.
It's in a great location, near Table Mountain, and with great dining locations less than five minutes walk on Kloof St.
It was a perfect first stop for us in SA.
Felt like home
The Liberty Lodge was a beautiful place to stay! The breakfast was wonderful! Lisa and Nida made the stay a delight with their friendly smiles! The rooms are warm and well decorated! Walking into the living room felt like I was walking into my home!
My girlfriend and myself were there for 3 nights and it was one of the best we've been. The staff was so friendly, we were talking with them like friends. You have the option to play music, the rooms are fantastic with amazing views. We were drinking and looking at tablemountain cos it is just right next to you. The staff were absolutely superb, she booked everything for us and recomended were to go. She rented a car for us and they brought it to the B&B!! The location is excellent too as the main restaurants are just 2 min walking. I recomend this place 100%, you won't be disapointed at all. Best place in capetown. Thanks to the staff for making feel us like at home.
Amazing views and cute dogs
Hearing the clickety-clack of the dog's paws on the kitchen floor was the happy sound that welcomed us to Liberty Lodge. If you want the room with the best view - ask for the Rhodes room. It doesn't have access to the terrace directly but that makes it more private and the views of the mountain are amazing.
Button and Zip - the dogs of the house are very cute but not particularly interested in affection!
Very comfortable and nice informal breakfast set up where you get to meet the other guests out in the garden courtyard in nice weather. Within safe walking distance of lots of good restaurants - the Thai nearby was brilliant. After tiring of the V+A waterfront this gave us access to a new part of Cape Town that we would definitely revisit.
Parking was just outside on the front, but the area seemed quite safe. Very close to the Cableway for the mountain and easy to get to City and Waterfront.
Very friendly welcome with complimentary glass of wine and complimentary sherry whenever you fancy in the lounge! Big CD and magazine collection and crazy safari themed toilet halfway up the stairs.
Definitely recommended. Look out for the cuddly Nelson Mandela toy...
Fantastic! Jimmy and Staff are simply superb! More Boutique than B&B
My wife and I stayed here for 5 nights, starting with New Year's Eve (Dec. 31, 2005). I almost hate to praise Jimmy Von Tonder, the proprietor, too much such that everyone might expect the level of service we received! Jimmy could not have been more helpful (by email) in the month or so before we came - he got us in this property during a very busy season and secured us New Year's Eve reservations at very popular local restaurant- and he and his staff were extremely helpful in planning our itinerary and answering all of our questions once we arrived. Jimmy has compiled a great guest book for each room that answers nearly all the questions you could possibly have, with suggested itineraries/activities- drives down to the Cape, to the winelands, where to eat along the way, which beaches to hit, the best restaurants in CT, etc. The rooms are really well done, in a modern-African theme, and the staff are very attentive and keep things very tidy. Breakfasts are memorable, as well! B&Bs are usually something we avoid, but we put Liberty Lodge in the class of a botique hotel, not a B&B. Plus, the views of the city and of Table Mountain from the 2nd floor rooftop are just stunning. Great location - 5 mins. from hikes up Table Mountain and Lions' Head, 10-15 mins. from the waterfront and 10 mins. to Camps Bay. We highly, highly recommend any of Jimmy's properties based upon our stay here.
A little Gem!!
We travelled to Cape Town in December and wanted somewhere for 5 nights with a bit of character, not just accomodation that could be in any city. We did a lot of research and decided on Jimmy and Louis's Liberty Lodge. The Waterfront hotels seemed appealing, however once we arrived in Cape Town we felt we had made the right decision. We found the Waterfront nice but a bit artifical and commercialised.
Our room at Liberty Lodge was spacious and the decor, although a little tired in places, was very tasteful. The lounge and dining room were beautifully decorated, with a small fireplace and cd player - great choice of cds too. We felt very at home and were treated more like house guests. There were many fabulous bars and restaurants within walking distance and we felt quite safe walking out at night. Some of the best meals we had were close to Liberty Lodge (Can highly recommend Millers Thumb !) Jimmy and Reite were always on hand with ideas and couldn't have been more helpful. On our last day we left our credit card at the B&B. Jimmy and Louis came over with it to our hotel in Franscheook the next day (one and half hour drive). Don't think we would of got that kind of service at the Holiday Inn!
Thanks again guys.
Home is where the heart is
I loved this spot. From the moment I arrived I felt right at home. The decor is refreshingly fun yet very chic. Each room is named after a prominant South African - I was in Ghandi which had a breathtaking view of the mountain and a balcony/sun porch from which I could see halfway across the world ! Breakfasts were yummy, the staff friendly and helpful. Situated in the hub of Tamboerskloof - I thrived on the buzz and the easy access to the cable-way, V&A Waterfront and gazillions of restaurants.
Jimmy & Lisa - I'll be back ! I might try Rhodes' next time although Madiba is tempting !
A wonderful place
I've stayed at Libery a number of times now and I can really recommend it to anyone thinking of staying there.
Although some of the rooms are small they are all wonderfully appointed and full of fascinating distractions. So much better than a sterile hotel room.
It is located close to the city center and Waterfront (I've walked a few times, but I'd only try it if you are feeling eneregetic and aren't afraid if the uphill walk on the way back). If you are without your own transport then you can easily get around in taxis and so on.
Bookings and receptions have always gone without a hitch. The staff are all well trained and efficient and breakfasts are usually social and friendly affairs if there are other guests around.
The only negative I can think of is is that it is probably not suitable if you are travelling with children (I don't)
Last homely house in the south
I want to let you guys know about Liberty Lodge B&B in Cape Town. It is about as homely a place as you could hope to find. In a brilliant area, very convenient to the city and restaurants, and realy affordable. I stayed in the Tolkien Room which is the budget room and although it has no view and is smallish, it is decorated in grand style. The other 3 rooms are larger and some have access to a great terrace which is for all guests to use. The views from this upper level are really great. The owner, Jimmy is a lovely guy - great sense of humour and a really useful knowledge of his city. If you want a warm and generous environment you should not mis this house when visiting this amazing city.
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... the news, and also waiting for 2 hours in the local private hospital for Charlie to get stitches in his knee, which he had cut open very deeply climbing down the mountain after our hike in the Orange River 2 days ago. It turned out it was too late for stitches. This was the 2nd time I have had to take him to hospital, we also got his arm X-rayed in Namibia as it was still very painful after his ...
It's impossible to go to the Cape of Good Hope
... watching over Cape Point having a breather. Wow. What a view. Ain't life great!
Find the alternative path back. Along the cliff face. Wow. Path is quite dangerous at various points. Walk the wrong side of a rock and promptly hit a 1000ft drop. Retrace steps. Path is 3ft wide in places. Right next to a vertical drop. Next stop Cape Town if you fall. It's that vertical.
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Frank Furedi provides five reasons why we should reject the language of phobias. Worth reading. Furedi's arguments struck me as Szaszian, even though Furedi does not mention Thomas Szasz.
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In its latest bid to improve Saudi schools, the government has banned books that promote extremist views from libraries in the kingdom.
December 3, 2008 1:17 by kippreport
Saudi schools are in for some change. Not only did the government announce in October 2008 its plans to invest $3.1 billion to shake-up the education system, but it recently decided to remove all books that promote extremist views.
In a circular sent to all educational departments, Saeed Al Melais, the undersecretary of the education minister informed all schools of a list of books the minister has banned from school libraries and resource centers across the kingdom. The circular also requests that all authorities keep an eye out for books that may preach extremist views.
Saudi Arabia has been combating extremist views in the kingdom for years, although the drive to revamp the school system and to rid libraries of books that preach extremist views is part of the nation's plan to make its economy a more competitive one.
The government will be training more than 400,000 teachers and giving 50 schools facelifts. It also plans on having at least two schools for boys and girls in each city.
Revamping the kingdom's curriculum and ridding the nation of extremist views will undoubtedly make Saudi Arabians more attractive employees than they currently are. Perhaps, with the right education, the government's Saudization initiative may become redundant. –DB
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At last a very great step towards mankind to curb further the terrorism which has been spoiling the image of religions..great beginning.
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2014 NBA Trade Deadline: "Zero Chance" New York Knicks Deal Carmelo Anthony
Carmelo Anthony will become a free agent at the conclusion of the 2013-14 NBA season. With the New York Knicks floundering outside the top eight teams in the Eastern Conference and looking like they might not have what it takes to turn things around this year, the rumor mill has been turning violently regarding the All-Star forward.
With nine days remaining until the Feb. 20 NBA Trade Deadline, Anthony has been linked to several teams in potential trades. The Chicago Bulls, Los Angeles Clippers and plenty of other teams have been rumored to be in talks about acquiring Melo over the past few weeks. In fact, it's gotten quite tiring and there hasn't been any progress with any trade involving the high-scoring forward. Now it's clear as to why.
According to a report from Marc J. Spears of Yahoo!—tucked away in his latest power rankings—there is "zero chance" that the Knicks are going to deal Anthony before the deadline and will take their chances in free agency this summer.
Though some people might consider it a bit risky for the Knicks to let Anthony explore free agency, it's the best move for this team. If they are to have any hope of making up what actually isn't that wide of a margin between them and a playoff spot, they have to have Melo in tow. More than that, though, there's still a very good chance that Anthony stays in New Yrok when he does hit the open market.
Though the lack of success this season with the Knicks might be a deterrent for Anthony in free agency, you can't forget the fact that money talks. While other teams may have slightly better situations and can offer him max contract over four seasons, New York is the only team that can offer him that fifth year. Four seasons after the end of this year, Melo will be 34 years old. Given what we've seen in the history of the NBA, he's no longer going to be a player that commands max money at that time. Subsequently, that fifth year on a contract makes the Knicks incredibly enticing.
Obviously the decision in free agency will be up to Melo. As far as the Knicks' decision-making goes, though, they're playing their cards right in not dealing Melo at the deadline and waiting it out, for better or worse.
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Deviant Art
Sense MemoryI developed taste.Sense Memory in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
We lost touch.
His Better HalfBride/GroomHis Better Half in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
Breaking EvenBroke her heart.Breaking Even in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
Broke his nose.
ItchyFirst anniversary: Paper.Itchy in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
Our love unfolded.
Seventh anniversary: Wool.
It all unravelled.
Airhead (Oxymoron)Empty-headed.Airhead (Oxymoron) in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
But so full of himself.
BeastlyThe hide was cramped and Hinchcliffe was tired. "I think I might go home," he said to Anglesey. "It doesn't look like we're going to see them today."Beastly in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
Anglesey glanced at him and then went back to staring through his binoculars. "Just be patient a little longer. They do usually—"
He clutched at his companion's arm. "Look! There they are!" Anglesey passed the binoculars to Hinchcliffe, who pointed them towards the horizon.
He laughed with surprise and delight. "I see them! I see them!" Ever closer and closer they galloped—the most enormous herd of adverbs Hinchcliffe had ever seen.
He handed the binoculars back to Anglesey. They weren't necessary any more—it was already starting to be possible to identify the individual words by eye. A happily and playfully were frolicking together; a grumpily was attempting to bite a member of the herd that had got too close; a ubiquitously was— w
FisticuffsCall me odd?Fisticuffs in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
Now we're even.
Elements of Danger"I knew your parents, of course," said the chemist, setting her mug down.Elements of Danger in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
NaCl smiled politely. "Really?"
"Oh, yes. In fact I introduced them to each other." The chemist grinned. "Sodium and chlorine, what a pair. There were some fireworks when they met, I can tell you."
"I see," said NaCl, its gaze wandering. "How interesting."
The chemist's expression became wistful and she shivered a little. "You know, they were just that tiny bit dangerous…" She shook her head and looked affectionately at NaCl. "But you're completely different. So… stable."
NaCl's attention snapped back to her and it frowned.
"I'll never need to keep an eye on you, will I?" The chemist laughed and twisted round to find a chocolate hobnob.
She turned back, and her brow furrowed on seeing that NaCl had gone. But she shrugged and took a swig from her mug, immediately
Nothing Will Tear Them ApartFirst kiss. Sparks.Nothing Will Tear Them Apart in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
Their braces interlocked.
Synchronized HeartsWhen my heart was bound in submission,Synchronized Hearts in Free Verse More Like This
My rhythm synchronized to yours,
When you become arrhythmic,
My heart beats in time,
When your heart skips a beat,
Mine pauses in anticipation,
When your heart beats its last,
Mine will fall in eternal rest.
SimplyA simple touch and I walk upon the water,Simply in Free Verse More Like This
A simple kiss and I sail above the clouds,
A simple word and I float among the stars,
For I simply love you.
I Will RestI will rest when my chores are done,I Will Rest in Free Verse More Like This
When there is no more work to accomplish,
As my last good deed is complete.
I will lay my head upon your shoulder,
When there is nothing left that I can do,
As you praise the labors of my day.
I will rest when you are happy,
When I have done all I can to please,
As your chest rises slowly in slumber.
Only then will I rest.
NoontimeEveryday I wait by the phone as noontime approachesNoontime in Free Verse More Like This
Watch hopefully as the clock tics the hour and then two
Each day I hope today will be the day
The phone will announce that I am not forgotten.
Once you were faithful and came daily to my rescue
Noon was the hour on which my hopes survived and clung
Two o'clock and hope raises the white flag of acceptance
Today I surrender and fight for love again tomorrow.
They say hope springs eternal
Mine will not fade or flee
It only slumbers until noon tomorrow
Perhaps that will be the day
When noon arrives, my hope will once again awaken
My love is truly eternal, only you has noontime forsaken.
If Wishing WorkedIf wishing worked we'd be at sea,If Wishing Worked in Concrete Poetry More Like This
Sailing away, just you and me,
We would sail to exotic lands,
Lay upon the golden sands.
If wishing worked we'd have tea,
As well as moments of ecstasy,
We'd laugh so hard our sides would ache,
Followed by deep prayers of thanks.
If wishing worked I would stay,
At your side both night and day,
I would stay deep in your heart,
Even when we're far apart.
If wishing worked we would be,
More than just a fantasy,
My dream of us that has long lurked,
Would come true if wishing worked.
Patting My BackGiving myself a pat on the backPatting My Back in Concrete Poetry More Like This
For now and then I have the knack,
Of getting something so very right,
It makes me feel so very bright,
That I give myself a pat on the back.
Come a Bit CloserCome a bit closer and stand nearCome a Bit Closer in Traditional Fixed Forms More Like This
Really close so no one will hear
Each day that we have known each other
My heart has come closer to that of another
Come a bit closer and you shall see
Just how much he means to me
Look at how my hands do tremble
Surly it is a tell-tale symbol
Come a bit closer and hear the unknown
See how much my fondness has grown
Sometimes it is difficult to contain
I fear my secret will drive me insane
Come a bit closer and hear what I say
I come a bit closer to you everyday
Gone Is GoneOnce upon a time,Gone Is Gone in Concrete Poetry More Like This
The start of a fairy tale,
Happily ever after,
Should be the summative.
The toad was but a toad,
The tale a moralled fable,
The lesson being,
The end is not yet written.
Happily at this moment,
Throw the toad to the pond,
What is gone is gone,
Once upon a time.
First to LastOnce upon a happy time, I was your joyous waking thought,First to Last in Concrete Poetry More Like This
A first whim to start your working day.
Now I am an afterthought when all your tasks are done,
A last resort to keep boredom at bay.
Dear Legislators,Dear Legislators,Dear Legislators, in Personal Journal More Like This
We the people of the United States of America apologize for threatening to infringe on your holiday. We know you are exhausted after the two and a half days you have labored since the Thanksgiving Break. We will think of you from our shanties on the street side covered in snow. The sounds of empty bellies will call out our apologies. We will think of you from our barracks in the sands of foreign lands were we wait for the warnings to sound and think of loved ones thousands of miles away. We will think of you as we tend to the sick and dying in hospice and hospital.
Your concern for your vacation days was apparent and we are sorry to be the burden that dampens your holiday joys. As we drive to our second and third jobs to pay taxes to ensure your wages are paid, we will humbly give thanks that we can support those we love. We appreciate that you have noted the urgency of the coming days. How could we the people forgive o
OLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter AOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter A in Historical More Like This
In this short Old Saxon vocabulary list, I have normalized as much as I could all Old Saxon dialectal variations to provide a mostly united language. For example, all 2nd weak class verbs are shown with the ending -ōn, but another ending is often found in texts: -oian. In this dictionary only the first form will be shown, but the second one may also be accurate.
It should be also kept in mind that letters C and K were exchangeable and thus that an Old Saxon word beginning with c- in a text should be here sought in K.
The use of 'ð' is here prefered as 'th', though not at the beginning of a word where it is still 'th'.
As it is often shown in Old English dictionaries, and given the fact that both Old English and Old Saxon did the same use of it, the prefix gi- (appearing as ge-
OLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letters I and JIOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letters I and J in Historical More Like This
īdal, adj., empty
idis, noun, f., lady (poet.)
ik, pron., I
in, prep., in
inna, prep., inside
innan, prep., inside
irrōn, verb, to err
īsarn, noun, n., iron
jā, adv., yes
jak, conj., also
jamar, giamar, iamar, adj., sad (poet., cp. MnG Jammer)
jār, giār, iār, noun, n., year
jū, adv., yet, still
juguð, giuguð, iuguð, noun, f., youth, young people
jung, giung, iung, adj., young
jungaro, giungaro, iungaro, noun, m., disciple, student
jungo, giungo, iungo, noun, m., chicken
OLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter HHOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter H in Historical More Like This
haðu, noun, n., fight
halōn, verb, to call
hano, noun, n., cock (male chicken)
hard, adj., hard
hardo, adv., very
harmskara, noun, f., punishment
hatōn, verb, to hate
hatu, adj., hostile
heƀan, noun, m., heaven
hebbian, verb, to have, to lift, raise up
gihebbian, verb, to take, acquire
hēðin, adj., heathen
hēl, adj., safe, unhurt, complete (cp. MnE whole)
hēlag, adj., holy
hēlian, verb, to heal
Hēliand, noun, m., Saviour
helid, noun, n., hero
helm, noun, m., protection, cover, helmet
helmgitrōstio, noun, m., warrior
helpa, noun, f., help
(gi)helpan, verb, to help<
OLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter FFOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter F in Historical More Like This
fadar, noun, m., father
fagar, adj., beautiful, attractive
fāhan, verb, to catch, seize
fahs, noun, n., hair
fallan, verb, to fall
faran, noun, verb, to go, travel, sail
farbergan, verb, to hide
farfāhan, verb, to embrace, grasp, remove, move
farfolgōn, verb, to follow
fargeƀan, verb, to forgive
fargeldan, verb, to buy
fargumōn, verb, to neglect
farkūð, adj., horrible, dreadful
farlātan, verb, to leave, abandon, let go
farmunan, verb, to hate, despise
farstandan, farstān, verb, to understand
fartellian, verb, to say, tell
farwundōn, verb, to wound
gifēhiða, noun, f., battle, fight
fehta, noun, f.
OLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter BBOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter B in Historical More Like This
bað, noun, n., bath
baðōn, verb, to bathe
badu, noun, m., battle
bak, noun, n., back
bakkāri, noun, m., baker
bald, adj., bold, fearless
baldlīko, adv., boldly
baldor, noun, m., prince
balu, noun, n., evil, malice, destruction, chaos
baluhugdig, adj., intending evil, hostile
balusuht, noun, f., sickness, disease
bank, benki, noun, f., bench
barm, noun, m., lap, bosom
barn, noun, n., child
gibed, noun, n., prayer
beðia, adj. and pron., both
gibelg, noun, n., anger
belgan, verb, to become angry
beni, noun, f., wound
bēr, noun, m., boar
beran, verb, to carry, bear
berg, noun
OLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter EEOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter E in Historical More Like This
ēð, noun, m., oath
eðili, adj., noble
ef, conj., if
eft, adv., again
eftha, efða, conj., or
ēgan, adj., own
eggia, noun, f., edge, corner
egislīk, noun, m., terrific, horrible
egiso, noun, m., terror
ēht, noun, f., possessions, property
eld, noun, m., fire, funeral pyre (poet.)
eli, adj., strange
ellian, noun, n., courage, strength
ēn, numeral, a, an, one
endi, conj., and
ēnfald, adj., simple, onefold (cp. Du. eenvoudig)
engil, noun, m., angel
ēnhard, adj., hostile
ēnhwilīk, pron., any
ēnig, pron., any
ent, noun, m., giant
eo, adv., forever, always, ever
Dat BlodseggenÜmme dere nacht de weg slengtDat Blodseggen in Free Verse More Like This
Nêne beweginge över deme wolde
Wârup de mâne stilligen hengt
Under sünd de stênes kold.
Aver sô sachtmödig kömt an
De maged mit wîten klêden
De êne ick kande wel fôran
Fan weme wî de dôt hörden.
Ick frâge vele unde wî spreket
Tîd gât aver wî sêchet sê nicht
De dag övergât unde wî wecket
Ick kêre unde du büst hîr nicht.
Wârstu êne wicht ifte drômde ick?
Bî deme rugge bün ick fordövet,
Forgeten dünkt mî undenklick
Dat ick hîr dîn spôk sach, wîget.
OLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter THTHOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter TH in Historical More Like This
githāht, noun, f., thought, mind
thankul, adj., wise
thanna, thanne, adv., then
thār, adv. and conj., there, where
thaw, thau, noun, m., custom, practice
thē, thiu, that, pron., the, this
thegan, noun, m., thane, nobleman, warrior
thenkian, verb, to think
(gi)thiggian, verb, to receive
thim, adj., dark
thinggraƀius, noun, m., judge
thiod, thioda, noun, f., people, nation
thiodan, noun, m., king, leader of people, prince, lord
thior, adj., strong
githiudi, noun, n., language
thiustri, adj., dark
thiuw, noun, m., slave, servant
thō, thuo, adv. and conj., then, when
thōh, adv., though
OLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter UUOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter U in Historical More Like This
uƀil, adj., evil, bad
ūðia, noun, f., wave
uhta, noun, f., hour of the dawn, morning (cp. MnDu ochtend)
umbi, prep., about, around
und, conj. and prep., until
undar, prep., under, among, between
undarhuggian, verb, to understand, perceive
undarsōkian, verb, to examine
undartwisk, prep., between
undgeldan, verb, to repent
giunnan, verb, to permit, allow
untat, conj., until
up, prep., on
uphebbian, verb, to arise, raise
uppa, prep., above
uppan, prep., above, over
ūt, adv. and prep., out
OLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter NNOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter N in Historical More Like This
nāðian, verb, to strive
nadra, noun, f., snake, serpent, adder
nāh, adj., near
nāh(gi)būr, noun, m., neighbour
ginahho, adv., sufficienntly
naru, adj., narrow, dark
nīð, noun, m., hatred, malice, trouble
nīðhugdig, adj., hostile
nīðhwat, adj., hostile
nīðin, adj., hostile
niman, neman, verb, to take (cp. MnE numb, Du. nemen)
giniman, gineman, verb, to receive
niud, noun, m and f., desire, pleasure
niudlīko, adv., zealously, carefully
niudōn, verb, to rejoice
giniudōn, verb, to enjoy
niudsam, adj., pretty
ginōg, ginōh, adj., enough
Cycle& I find that there is not much that is poetry left in me.Cycle in Free Verse More Like This
The streets curl asphalt fingers around me &
I feel nothing, not the hot touch of june, not autumn
or loneliness sliding rough hands down my spine, I
feel nothing, though there is blood on my arms, & it
is not mine, it is the mosquito's, the mosquito i crushed
because it was whining, because it was making
the same directionless keen as me.
Sad is such a small word.SadSad is such a small word. in Free Verse More Like This
is such
a small word.
Pedants try to
expand it. To
with crammed letters; lugubrious,
But sad
is such
a small word.
could slip it
in your pocket.
could slip me
in your pocket too,
something else
to be
MEi. I fell in love with a girl who catalogued darkness,ME in Free Verse More Like This
sat in her room with the blinds closed and wrote down
187 ways it felt
in all of the different times she couldn't see.
My name was one of them,
#143, ash velvet, and I didn't know what she meant at the time
but the only description she wrote beneath it
was good night for stuffed animals
bad night for worn pillows.
And I'm sorry I made you dream of the rivers.
ii. I fell in love with a girl who never looked in the mirror
but dressed to perfection, somehow
in her blue skirt and black socks
white tennis shoes
and a smile crooked as the bottom side of Indiana
yeah, I fell in love with a girl
who could never quite get it straight but hey,
that's alright,
I've never been 100% straight either,
and the one corkscrew curl you have
opens me up like fine wine
each time I see you smile in that cracked bathroom mirror.
Makes me half-drunk,
iii. I fell in love with a girl who was depressed by Paris,
but loved Italy beca
Artist ResignationI know how this story ends.Artist Resignation in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
Volpi.You will find that the story you tellVolpi. in Free Verse More Like This
is very rarely your own. In Lucca,
even the smallest pebbles
breathe in the warm sunlight.
Knotted stones and cobbled roads
beat out a paper-dry heartbeat heat
my city breathes in and out,
inhales sparrow air.
It's writing a story.
You are the pen.
You will find that in Lucca
the daisy chains forge fire
in side streets and back alleys.
Teenagers intertwine. Tell me,
odd flower, are you still closed?
Here we are colored wax;
the heat of the city melts us.
We run into each other, rhapsody
of pigments. Operas are our specialties.
Open up; feel the reds.
If not, try and see them. There is a place
of deep knife marks, a street
long as midnight
you may learn something there.
Valentina's voice glimmers like red wine.
You may enjoy intoxications. Still,
know alcohol has no story
and will swallow your own.
Find the sign with the wolf on it.
You'll know the place. Epiphanies ring true as church-bells.
Lucca still guides the wanderers
to well sp
Sundiveri.Sundiver in Free Verse More Like This
When I was six a phoenix
tried to drown me.
Underwater I grabbed for fire.
Like Icarus, I was reaching
towards the sun.
I hope he still has
bald spots. I hope he still
cradles searing scars.
He was death,
I was the bird.
My uncle knows plastic-
wrapped soaps as well
as he knows fine wines.
If he drinks enough,
he thinks it's love-
carved names rubbing
the silver drain smooth. Diver: 28 days
sweating, ship black against
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Israel Museum rocks
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Jewish educators called to UK authority meeting on Rosh Hashana
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For those Palestinians and Israelis working together on the ground in the water
sector, cooperation has become a necessity – but on a business- to-business
level rather than at governmental scale."Individuals and entrepreneurs
find it easier to cooperate than governments," Shukri Haramy, director of MEDCO, told a conference in
Tel Aviv on Tuesday afternoon.Haramy was speaking at a session on
regional water cooperation at the Water Technology and Environmental Control
(WATEC) Exhibition and Conference in Tel Aviv, organized annually by the Israel
Trade Fairs Center and Kenes exhibition company. To build water infrastructure
from naught in the Palestinian Authority, representatives from many outlets –
including Israeli manufacturers – have had to "work together," but on a
private-sector, and not a governmental, level, Hamary explained."For
business people, it's very simple [to cooperate]," Haramy said. "And there's
benefit for both [sides].When you have a win-win situation, you always
get somewhere.Hamary is involved in the ongoing overhaul of the
Palestinian water sector on a macro level, funded for years by USAID. The
current stage of the program will encompass more than a decade, and it involves
a basic water infrastructure overhaul to bring potable water to areas of the
West Bank still lacking the resource. Many suppliers, Hamary has found, have
been Israeli manufacturers."The will sort of exists – everyone wants to
help," he said. "It's a major step forward to the better understanding to
people."Another, much newer cooperative project taking place in the West
Bank is a group of pilot programs that has been running for about a year in the
village of Auja, separating gray from black wastewater, explained Avraham
Israeli, president of the Israel Water Association. Others involved in the
project include Dr. Clive Lipchin of the Arava Institute of Environmental
Studies and Mansour Hind of the Palestinian Wastewater Group of
Engineers."Together, we got into this project," Israeli told The
Jerusalem Post. "The gray water is recycled and going back into greenhouse
irrigation.It's a very good example of how cooperation and technology
can bring at least local solutions."One of the innovators aiming to be
involved in the larger program is Mapal Green Energy, whose fine floating-
bubbles aeration system does not require expensive treatment-facility
construction nor the use of energy intensive systems, according to the firm. By
incorporating its technology into the future Auja project, Mapal claims, energy
consumption of a municipal wastewater treatment facility there would be reduced
by 70 percent, with operation and management costs reduced up to 80 percent due
to the mobile nature of the system."Mapal is pleased with the
opportunity to take part in an initiative that will improve the quality of life
in the area, for both residents of Israel and its neighbors," said Mapal CEO
Zeev Fisher.Panelist Dr. Loay Hidmi, director of water supply and
sanitation at Jordanian firm SaafConsult, emphasized how crucial it is to
upgrade water technologies and to do so in the form of regional collaboration.
"Everyone understands what water means," Hidmi said. "It's simple, it's vital,
it's important. That's why it provides for us an excellent forum on which
to start communication."
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Patrick Swayze, the actor and classically trained dancer whose role in the enduringly popular "Dirty Dancing" made him a movie star, one who struggled with the alienation of fame and against being typecast as a leading man, died Monday. He was 57.
Swayze, who also starred in the blockbuster film "Ghost," died in Los Angeles with his family at his side, his publicist, Annett Wolf, said.
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Yes, and there was that million-dollar spread on Long Island's north shore, the mistresses, etc. Totally out of touch.
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The commander of the New Zealand SAS in Afghanistan has been awarded the United States' highest decoration for foreign officers.
Lieutenant Colonel Chris Parsons was presented the Defense Meritorious Service medal on Tuesday in Kabul by General David Petraeus, commander of coalition forces in Afghanistan, in recognition of his "outstanding command, leadership, and unwavering commitment to the mission".
Parsons has served as head of the 70-strong SAS unit known as Task Force 81 since October, directing counter-insurgency operations in greater Kabul in co-operation with the Afghan police's crisis response unit, which operates under the SAS's mentorship.
His citation reads that during one of the most hostile periods of the war since 2001, Parsons had "inspired results that far exceed the size of forces under his command". His work had helped the coalition "gain the initiative and reverse insurgent momentum in the near-term", by "removing numerous key insurgent leaders and facilitators from the battlefield".
Petraeus, in his first interview with New Zealand media, told the Sunday Star-Times that Parsons typified "the exceptional quality of your military forces", and said he had written a letter to Prime Minister John Key mentioning "how highly we've regarded Chris and his team as the partner force".
While the award recognised Parsons' personal contribution as a commander, it also reflected the value of the SAS's work. "It's not an organisation that's high-profile, but it's an organisation that has contributed greatly."
Petraeus said that since the SAS had returned to Afghanistan in late 2009, taking over the role of partnering the Afghan crisis response unit vacated by the Norwegians, three successive six-month rotations had made more than 60 high-risk arrests in "deliberate detention operations", seized more than 20 caches of explosives and weapons, and disrupted four potentially "spectacular" attacks, including planned suicide bombings.
The unit acted on intelligence generally provided by Afghan sources, typically conducted its raids at night, and executed more than 90% of its operations without firing a shot. The unit's most recent operation took place successfully on Thursday night.
Parsons' unit was at the centre of controversy last month after a Christmas Eve raid on the Tiger International Armour factory in downtown Kabul, to thwart what was believed to be an imminent attack on the US embassy.
In the wake of the raid, which resulted in the deaths of two Afghans, the Afghan government criticised the unit for exceeding its mandate – operations in Kabul are supposed to be led by Afghan troops – and its operations were halted while the incident was reviewed. But a report released last week by the Nato-led International Security Assistance Force and the New Zealand Defence Force exonerated the soldiers, saying video of the raid captured heat plumes from weapons fired by the building's occupants, proving the SAS forces had fired in self-defence.
The SAS is committed to remaining in its role until March, but Petraeus refused to say whether he wanted the unit to remain, saying it would be inappropriate to comment on matters which were for the New Zealand government to decide.
He said Parsons' award was not a politically motivated attempt to encourage New Zealand to recommit the SAS. Parsons, who as unit commander was not involved in frontline SAS operations, completed his four-month posting on Friday and is understood to be returning to New Zealand.
Twenty-five Defense Meritorious Service medals have been awarded to New Zealand soldiers since 2003, with Parsons' decoration the first for a special forces soldier. The medal cannot be worn on New Zealand military uniforms without the governor-general's permission.
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Hearing Aids in Lebanon, TN search results
We found 29 hearing professionals with 41 reviews within 60.8 miles of Lebanon, TN.
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Audiology & Hearing Health (24.4 miles)3443 Dickerson Pike Ste 650 Nashville, TN 37207
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