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The Environmental Protection Agency and its disgraced former boss Lisa Jackson are under fire from lawmakers and activists for, among other reasons, having recently been exposed violating federal law by using bogus identities and e-mail accounts to coordinate propaganda and policy with media allies, "green" groups, and policymakers to advance the Obama administration's radical "environmental" agenda. Other EPA corruption is also still in the headlines, too, with the agency being criticized for ripping off U.S. taxpayers and foisting more unconstitutional regulations on the economy by working with extremist pseudo-environmental groups using a controversial scheme dubbed "sue and settle."
The most recent major scandal, which began unraveling late last year after a federal court ruling, involves former EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, who conveniently announced her resignation in late December. The self-styled "most progressive EPA chief in history" was caught, apparently in violation of federal law, using the fake name "Richard Windsor" and a bogus e-mail account to conspire with allies in the establishment media and friendly policymakers. The shady dealings were part of an effort to promote Jackson and the Obama administration's wildly unconstitutional policies without being exposed to public scrutiny.
The pseudonym and fake e-mail account scandal, already being called "Windsorgate," was essentially aimed at skirting federal record-keeping laws barring the use of fake names in official government dealings, according to analysts. The other purpose of the unlawful scheme, first uncovered by a researcher at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, was to conceal the lawless EPA boss's activities from mandatory public and congressional oversight. After a Freedom of Information Act request and a successful lawsuit by CEI, however, the whole plot is slowly coming to light.
Unsurprisingly, the EPA — created in 1970 by an unconstitutional "executive order" issued by then-President Richard Nixon — is still trying to hide as much of the incriminating evidence as possible using bogus justifications. Among other concerns, the agency has been redacting — blacking out — massive segments of the documents it was forced to release under court order. It flat out refused to release hundreds more.
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the ipod is a very hard thing to beat for microsoft. They have better OS the Mac But the music market is considerably better for Apple.
But who knows, Maybe Microsoft might launch a portable Media Player.
Microsoft to take on Apple's online music store
SEATTLE - Microsoft, hoping to take a bite out of Apple Computer's highly popular online music service, is gearing up to launch its own website to sell songs over the Internet.
With tomorrow's planned debut, the software maker will be the latest competitor in a market experts say is still in its infancy - but one that is expected to grow considerably in the coming years.
Microsoft has a formidable foe in market leader Apple, which boasts both the popular iTunes music store and the iPod music player.
The landscape also is dotted with plenty of smaller services, including RealNetworks' Rhapsody and Roxio's Napster. But none of those has managed to capture hearts and minds like Apple.
'One company matters here, and that's Apple,' said Forrester Research principal analyst Josh Bernoff.
The stakes are high for Microsoft because the software behemoth is eager to establish its Windows Media format as the standard for copyright-protected digital music and video distribution. The popularity of Apple's products, which use different technology standards, could derail those plans.
'iTunes is a big threat to them,' Mr Bernoff said.
Microsoft declined to provide more details of its offering ahead of the official launch, including whether it would match Apple's standard price of 99 US cents (S$1.70) per song.
Mr Bernoff thinks it would be a considerable challenge for Microsoft to beat Apple in the online music market. But if Microsoft is able to execute the plan well, he thinks the company stands a good chance of becoming the second most popular service within a year.
Microsoft has come from behind many times and still managed to dominate, thanks to its broad reach with products like Windows and ability to catch-up quickly. -- AP
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the ipod is a very hard thing to beat for microsoft. They have better OS the Mac But the music market is considerably better for Apple.
But who knows, Maybe Microsoft might launch a portable Media Player.
They are about to do something, they want no competition - as we all know from the history of it.
ya that may be so but its always turned into one when ever microsoft get involved. example Sony & Microsoft.
But what ever they do its going to be intresting
Microsoft is so competative, let apple have there money I say but then again this is Bill Gates were talking about and money is VERY important to him and his company.
Money is equally important to any company, it's also good to have some competition.
i agree as the console war is very entertaining. I mean Microsoft are very new to the console world and they are giving sony a very good go.
I mean Nintendo have been here since stone age and haven really been up to Sony's shoulder.
Microsoft is also losing quite a bit amount of money on each XBOX sold.
Why is that!?

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The Wellington Phillies are the 2012 Tornado Tournament Champions in the 10 and under division. The team finished the tournament undefeated. There were a total of 14 teams in the 10 and under age group with games played in Helper, Price and Wellington from April 23-28.
The Wellington Phillies began their week facing the Helper Dodgers which the Phillies won 15-4. In their second game they faced the Price White Sox where the Phillies won 8-7. In their third game they faced the Price Angels for a Phillies 15-8 win, The fourth game was against the Price Reds where the Phillies once again came out on top 10-1.
The Phillies entered the Championship rounds on Saturday, April 28 as the #2 seed where they faced the #3 seed the Price A's. The Phillies were once again victorious with a 23-3 win. The Phillies faced the #4 seed Price Indians who had prevailed over the #1 seed the Price Dodgers in their first round of the Championship games. The Wellington Phillies defeated the Price Indians 18-5 to wrap up the championship for the undefeated team.


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It's almost funny to watch. The radical left "Progressives" see our victories over their well-orchestrated plans to restructure America via Agenda 21 and Global Warming legislation, and they just can't understand how it's happening. Their only theory is that there must be some massive source of secret money driving us. We couldn't possibly be a true grassroots movement, doing this on our own.
So, the Progressives are using all of their impressive resources in government, the news media, and the Internet to publish articles and plant their attempts to ridicule, cast doubt, and spread their own creative conspiracy theories about our unexplained successes.
Here are just a very few samples. The New York Times launched a front-page, Sunday edition attack entitled "Activists Fight Green Projects, Seeing UN Plot." Mother Jones magazine offered its version of the anti-Agenda 21 battle with this headline: "We don't need none of that Smart-growth Communism." Then came The Atlantic magazine's offering under the title of "Is the UN Using Bike Paths to Achieve World Domination?" And then The Atlantic Cities publication decried "How the Tea Party is Upending Urban Planning." And that, of course, is the center of the matter. Anti-Agenda 21 activists are scoring victories in community after community, seriously curtailing or even stopping the "urban planning" that has damaged citizen's rights to use their own bought-and-paid-for private property. How outrageous.
In addition to the articles in main stream media, they have dedicated whole websites and blogs to the task of "exposing" the leaders of this unexplained movement, digging deep to find our hidden funding, and searching for "suspicious" links to others guilty of the "conspiracy." The witch hunt is searching for the roots of Hillary Clinton's proclaimed "Vast Right Wing Conspiracy."
The websites and blogs include Wing Nut Watch, through which they breathlessly alert readers to the latest right-wing threat; Desmogblog.com, which declares its purpose to "Clearing the PR Pollution That Clouds Climate Science"; meaning, of course, that anyone who questions the "science" of global-warming theories is nothing more than a public relations huckster bought and paid for by evil big oil.
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Early in December I was standing against a wall in a hospital in Salt Lake when I was told how fat I looked.
It all came about as I visited an old friend I had worked with almost 30 years ago after she had her knees operated on. Having reconnected with her a few years ago through the miracle of the Internet, we had become good friends again. Into the room walked another old co-worker, who had been in touch with her continually since I left the place of employment where we had toiled together. He looked at me.
"I thought you told me he was in good shape," was the first thing that came out of his mouth as he spoke to the newly kneed patient. "He looks a lot bigger to me."
I looked around the room to figure out who the "he" was and I realized it was me. As they went on it was like one of those third person conversations, you know like I wasn't there, but I was.
"Look at him," he went on. "Look at that belly."
I looked down. Just cause I had to lean over a little to see my toes didn't mean I was fat, did it?
My friend, laying in the hospital bed got really mad at him.
"I think he looks good," she said. "He's very active and in very good shape. Just cause you look like a thin blade of grass that blows over in a very slight breeze."
If I hadn't known better I would've thought the two of them were married by the way they were talking to each other.
The fact is that Tim, the perpetrator of the Rick-is-fat comments, is very small and very thin. Now over 70 years of age he probably doesn't weigh over 92 lbs. with a challenged height of about five foot five.
Finally the conversation turned to me like I actually existed somewhere in the universe.
"Don't listen to him Rick," she said. "He just eats bean sprouts and whenever we go out to eat together he always says things to me like 'Are you going to eat all that' or 'You mean you are actually going to eat that piece of beef.' I mean he eats the same thing for lunch day in and day out; some kind of vegetable soup and a half a sandwich made with whole grain bread with lettuce on it. He washes it all down with a big glass of purely filtered water. I think it is his biggest meal of the day."
Now the third handed conversation had turned on him. I felt like the child whose parents aren't talking to each other and say things at the breakfast table as they sit together like, "Tell your father that the sugar for his coffee is in the second cupboard from the sink where it has always been."
I then tried to make them talk to each other and to get both of them to talk to me at the same time. I looked at Tim.
"Yes Tim, I am a little overweight," I said, admitting that for my frame I should weigh about 180 instead of the 207 lb. number that I last saw on the scale at the doctors office. "When I die they will bury me under the food pyramid. And my body will be so filled with the chemical nutrients the food industry is pushing on us these days that they will not need to mummify me. My image will be preserved forever, like the proverbial Twinkie."
He looked at me, stood up, and started to laugh. I could hear his bones creak as he rose to his feet. I went on.
"I am truly a victim of the Nutritional Industrial Complex; a middle aged, mid 20th century born man who was raised on miracle food-like substances developed in the 1960's that was marketed as being better for me than food itself," I said. "Up until recently my grandmother wouldn't have recognized 90 percent of what I was putting into my body, because what they sell in the supermarket has changed so much. Now she would only not recognize about 60 percent of what I eat."
"So are you feeling better now that you are eating real food instead of that manufactured stuff that fills the grocery isles?" he asked as he shivered in a room that was 80 degrees.
"Well contrary to my years of nutritional abuse, I have to say yes," I replied. "Me and my little belly are happier as we wing down the highway of ignoring every nutritional study I see and eat things in moderation. I have taken the attitude to not shop in the middle of the grocery store but around the edges where all the fresh non-manufactured foods are."
He smiled.
Of course, what I didn't tell him was at my local Albertson's the donuts are on one of those walls too.
"You'll be healthier for it," he said as he tried to adjust the band on his wristwatch to tighten it up so it wouldn't fall off his emaciated arm. "Look at me. I am the picture of health."
"Yes Tim, I want to be in the picture of health just like you when I am 70," I told him. "That beautiful pale skin, your hair thinning everywhere but from your nose and your ears, and who can't help but notice those striking cheek bones, all the more accentuated by fact you have only skin on your face."
He stood there, unsteadily, looking at me.
"I think that is enough conversation about the state of our health," he said uneasily. "Let's talk about work shall we?"
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I have a 8MM SCSI Tape drive attached to my linux server that was created by SUN.....cant determine the name though. I am able to run the basic commands such as :
mt status
mt retension
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4 piece Dixie Exhaust
I will need to slot out the tab on the flat pipe about a half a hole to the rear. I've got enough up and down play for it to fit o.k.
Turns out that the front header is a bit to short, but once I weld the piece I cut from the rear header onto the front pipe everything will be ready to be clamped together.


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Based on the pioneering work of Dr. Claire Lugassy and Dr. Raymond Barnhill at UCLA's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, a new study provides additional support for a process by which melanoma cells, a deadly form of skin cancer, can spread throughout the body by creeping like tiny spiders along the outside of blood vessels without ever entering the blood stream, and that this process is exacerbated by exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light.
The husband and wife team of Dr. Barnhill, professor of pathology and Dr. Lugassy, associate professor of pathology, collaborated with a team from the University of Bonn, Germany, led by Dr. Thomas Tuting. The study was published March 6, 2014 in the journal Nature.
It is well established that melanoma cells can spread through the blood to accumulate and form new tumors (metastases) in other parts of the body away from the original tumor. Thus, a small skin cancer becomes life-threatening by spreading to the brain, lungs, liver, or other organs.
Lugassy and Barnhill began studying the way cancer, especially melanoma, spreads (metastasizes) more than fifteen years ago, when they conceived and developed a process that they termed extravascular migratory metastasis (EVMM). They found that besides traveling in the bloodstream, melanoma cells could also move along the abluminal, or outside, surface of blood vessels by way of angiotropism, a biological interaction between the cancer cells and the blood vessel cells. Lugassy and Barnhill continue to assemble a body of scientific studies confirming the reality of this metastatic pathway of cancer cells.
With angiotropism and EVMM, the cancer cells may replace a type of cell called a pericyte, which normally resides on the outsides of blood vessels. While imitating the tendril-like pericytes, which Lugassy and Barnhill called pericytic mimicry, the melanoma cells creep along the length of blood vessels like spiders until they reach an organ or other point where they accumulate to form new tumors, "potentially explaining the delay between the detection of the primary cancer and the appearance of distant metastasis," according to Barnhill.
"At first our idea was controversial," Lugassy said. "But mounting evidence confirming angiotropism and EVMM has revolutionized the knowledge of how cancer spreads through the body to the point that other scientists have confirmed the process in other solid tumor cell types such as pancreatic cancer."
In this study, EVMM was observed again by Tuting, Lugassy, Barnhill, and colleagues in a genetically engineered mouse model. The researchers also found that when the mice with melanoma were exposed to ultraviolet radiation (UV light) their immune systems responded with inflammation that accelerated the angiotropism, increasing the amount of EVMM, and leading to more lung metastases in the mice than those not exposed to UV light. The study has performed in the Laboratory for Experimental Dermatology in Bonn, Germany, under the direction of Dr. Tuting.
"We have known for a long time that UV radiation is a factor in the development of melanoma," Barnhill said, "but in this study the melanoma was already present in the mice."
Tuting observed that UV light provoked inflammation at the site of the tumor, which caused the mouse immune system to attract neutrophils, a type of white blood cell, and the neutrophils promoted angiotropism.
With this knowledge and the confirmation of the works of Lugassy and Barnhill on angiotropism and EVMM, the researchers in the scientific community can now begin looking for a drug target that will interfere with this EVMM process, with the hope of creating a treatment that would stop EVMM. Because the danger of melanoma comes from its metastasis from the skin to the vital organs, being able to slow down or stop metastasis could turn a disease that was often a death sentence into a manageable chronic illness with relatively little risk of death.
This research was supported by The Melanoma Research Network, Jurgen Manchot Stiftung, the AIRC and the DFG.
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The 2011 Price City General Election scheduled to occur on November
8, 2011 to elect (3) three Councilmembers has been cancelled. Section
20A-1-206, Utah Code Annotated, 1953 as amended, specifically provides
that a municipal legislative body may cancel a local election if the
number of municipal officer candidates, including any eligible
write-in candidates for the at-large municipal offices, does not
exceed the number of open at large municipal offices for which
candidates have filed. Three (3) candidates have filed for the three
(3) open positions of Price City Councilmember. Therefore, a general
election will not be necessary and pursuant to Resolution 2011-20,
passed and adopted on October 12, 2011, the Price City General
Election scheduled on November 8, 2011 was cancelled.
/s/ Laurie Tryon
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Holocaust Studies
Teaching the Representation of the Holocaust
Editor(s): Marianne Hirsch, Irene Kacandes
Pages: viii & 512 pp.
Published: 2004
Teaching the Representation of the Holocaust
is an invaluable resource for those who wish to seek guidance and orientation. It is a
on anybody's bookshelf who decides to teach this subject matter."
Die Unterrichtspraxis
The casebound edition of this title is out of print.
"Can the story be told?" Jorge Semprun asked after his liberation from Buchenwald. The question is addressed from many angles in this volume of essays on teaching about the Holocaust. In their introduction, Marianne Hirsch and Irene Kacandes argue that Semprun's question is as vital now, and as difficult and complex, as it was for the survivors in 1945.
The thirty-eight contributors to
Teaching the Representation of the Holocaust
come from various disciplines (history, literary criticism, psychology, film studies) and address a wide range of issues pertinent to the teaching of a subject that many teachers and students feel is an essential part of a liberal arts education.
This volume offers approaches to such works as Jurek Becker's
Jacob the Liar
, Roberto Benigni's
Life Is Beautiful
, Anne Frank's diary, Daniel Jonah Goldhagen's
Hitler's Willing Executioners
, Claude Lanzmann's
, Primo Levi's
Survival in Auschwitz
, Cynthia Ozick's
The Shawl
, Dan Pagis's "Written in Pencil in the Sealed Railway Car," Art Spiegelman's
, Steven Spielberg's
Schindler's List
, Elie Wiesel's
, and Abraham Yehoshua's
Mr. Mani
To the challenge "How do we transmit so hurtful an image of our own species without killing hope and breeding indifference?" posed by Geoffrey Hartman in this volume, the editors respond, "Only in the very human context of classroom interaction can we hope to avoid either false redemption or unending despair."
Table of Contents
Teaching the Representation of the Holocaust
Marianne Hirsch and Irene Kacandes
PART 1: Critical Paradigms
The Barbarity of Footnotes: History and the Holocaust
Doris L. Bergen
Questions of Authenticity
Sidra DeKoven Ezrahi
Teaching about Perpetrators
Froma I. Zeitlin
Reflections on the Long History of European Antisemitism
Susannah Heschel and Sander Gilman
Gender and Holocaust Representation
Sara R. Horowitz
Teaching Trauma and Transmission
Bella Brodzki
The Holocaust and Comparative Genocide in the Twentieth Century
Eric D.Weitz
"Y--You Know English?": Multilingual English and the Holocaust
Alan Rosen
PART 2: Genres
Poetry and Holocaust Remembrance
Susan Gubar
Teaching Fiction, Teaching the Holocaust
Amy Hungerford
Broken Records: Holocaust Diaries, Memoirs, and Memorial Books
Jared Stark
Audio and Video Testimony and Holocaust Studies
Geoffrey Hartman
Teaching Cinema, Teaching the Holocaust
Orly Lubin
Teaching the Drama of the Holocaust
Christian Rogowski
The Problem of Childhood, Children's Literature, and Holocaust Representation
Adrienne Kertzer
Postmemory, Backshadowing, Separation: Teaching Second-Generation Holocaust Fiction
Efraim Sicher
Teaching German Memory and Countermemory: The End of the Holocaust Monument in Germany
James E. Young
Teaching Visual Culture and the Holocaust
David Bathrick
PART 3: Selected Texts
Responding to the Burden of Witness in Dan Pagis's "Written in Pencil in the Sealed Railway-Car"
Ranen Omer-Sherman
Paul Celan's Stars: Teaching "Todesfuge" as a Canonical Holocaust Poem
Ulrich Baer
Questioning Key Texts: A Pedagogical Approach to Teaching Elie Wiesel's
Gary Weissman
A Rational Humanist Confronts the Holocaust: Teaching Primo Levi's
Survival in Auschwitz
Jonathan Druker
Reconsidering Anne Frank: Teaching the Diary in Its Historical and Cultural Context
Pascale Bos
Surviving Charlotte Delbo's
Auschwitz and After
: How to Arrive and Depart
Judith Greenberg
The 1.5 Generation: Georges Perec's
W or the Memory of Childhood
Susan Rubin Suleiman
Ruth Klüger's
Still Alive: A Holocaust Girlhood Remembered
: An Unsentimental Education
Nancy K. Miller
"Toward an Addressable You": Ozick's
The Shawl
and the Mouth of the Witness
Michael G. Levine
"You Wanted History, I Give You History": Claude Lanzmann's
Leo Spitzer
Not Quite Holocaust Fiction: A. B. Yehoshua's
Mr. Mani
and W. G. Sebald's
The Emigrants
Adam Zachary Newton
PART 4: Classroom Contexts
Winning Support for a Multidisciplinary Holocaust Course at a Small Liberal Arts College
Marcia D. Horn
Teaching the Holocaust in a Genocide Studies Framework at a Historically Black University
Renée A. Hill
Building a Holocaust Studies Program for Both Town and Gown
David Scrase
Teaching the Holocaust in a Jewish American Literature Course
Joshua L. Charlson
Pedagogy and the Politics of Memory: "The Countermonument Project"
Michael Rothberg
Writing the Holocaust: The Transformative Power of Response Journals
Sondra Perl
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- In addition to the two by the pool, six other wood-shingle shelters containing daybeds lie along the beach, each well separated from others for privacy and tranquility.
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- Popular with entertainment and sports celebrities (the resort manages a secluded three-house compound for Bruce Willis on the island) as well as an international world-traveling clientele, Parrot Cay resort emphasizes privacy, relaxation, and health spa rejuvenation in a tranquil natural setting. Discreet staffers know when and when not to attend guests. The resort's boats dock well away from buildings and beach. Automobiles are not allowed. Natural sounds--breezes in palm trees, bird calls, the sand disturbed by the ocean--prevail.
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- Furnished with lounge chairs and widely spaced white umbrellas, a beach lapped by the turquoise Atlantic Ocean consists of sand fine as sugar and nearly as white. Other unpopulated beaches rim Parrot Cay, and by boat or golf cart staff members transport guests to them on request. The resort's large, rectangular pool includes a zero-entry on one side and an infinity lip on the ocean side. The pool's weathered-wood sundeck offers teak lounges padded with thick, terry cloth-covered cushions and shaded by white umbrellas. On the deck's oceanside corners, wood-shingle shelters contain daybeds.
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- One Bedroom Beach House -
Made entirely out of Alaskan pinewood, these beautiful air-conditioned units are located just 30 yards from beach with their own plunge pools with extended sundecks. Large living room, one bedroom and dinning area, these beach houses offer splendid seclusion and wonderful sea views. This accommodation shares a common wall with an adjacent One bedroom Beach house.
- One Bedroom Suite -
Modern colonial style decoration, air- conditioned spacious living room and separate bedroom with two bathrooms and an enormous balcony offering breathtaking views across to the gardens or the ocean.
- One Bedroom Villa -
These air-conditioned villas have been appointed in line with Parrot Cay's allure of lean simplicity designed to envelope the guest in tranquility. Detached for additional exclusivity. Direct sea views from the bedroom, veranda, private outside shower garden, open-plan kitchenette/pantry, a heated plunge pool and lots of natural space.
- Two Bedroom Villa -
Ideal for a family, these air-conditioned villas have two large master bedrooms, each with a private patio and en- suite bathrooms, and a third single bedroom. A full kitchen with a private butler and, in front of the large living/dinning room, there is a private heated swimming pool.
- 3 BR Beach Villa at Hotel or The Residence -
In keeping with the style of the two-bedroom villa, this large air-conditioned villa has three bedrooms with full en-suite bathroom facilities. The two main bedrooms, each with a 4-poster king sized bed, have private patios as well as outside shower gardens, the third bedroom has two 4-poster beds. The villa also has a large living area which leads onto an outside wooden sundeck with a huge pool (24ft x 10ft). It also has a full kitchen and butler's house for the private butler.
- 3 BR Beach Villa Rocky Point -
In keeping with the style of the two-bedroom villa, this large air-conditioned villa has three bedrooms with full en-suite bathroom facilities. The two main bedrooms, each with a 4-poster king sized bed, have private patios as well as outside shower gardens, the third bedroom has two 4-poster beds. The villa also has a large living area which leads onto an outside wooden sundeck with a huge pool (24ft x 10ft). It also has a full kitchen and butler's house for the private butler. Similar to other 3 BR, but with all bedrooms facing the ocean.
- Master 5 BR Villa at the Residence -
This large air-conditioned villa has five bedrooms with full en-suite bathroom facilities. The five main bedrooms, three with a 4-poster king sized bed, and two with queen beds, have private patios as well as outside shower gardens. The villa also has a large living area which leads onto an outside wooden sundeck with a huge pool (24ft x 10ft). It also has a full kitchen and butler's house for the private butler.
- Garden View -
Beautiful white-washed walls, a large four-poster bed, light wooden furniture and a spacious balcony/patio overlooking the dramatic Parrot Cay landscape. Fully air-conditioned and decorated in a modern colonial style, these rooms are a three-minute walk from the beach and look out over lush sweeps of lawns and flowers. 2 Garden View Rooms have the option of rooms with twin beds, which are available upon request. They connect to king bedding rooms and so are useful for families.
- Ocean Facing -
Beautiful white-washed walls, a large four-poster bed, light wooden furniture and a spacious veranda overlooking the Sea. Fully air-conditioned and decorated in a modern colonial style, these rooms are on a higher elevation and therefore offer stunning views over the trees onto the crystal clear, turquoise ocean. 2 Ocean View Room have the option of rooms with twin beds, which are available upon request. They connect to king bedding rooms and so are useful for families.
Room Amenities:
- Air conditioning
- Alarm clock
- Bathrobes
- Bathroom telephone
- Bottled water in room (complimentary)
- Cable/satellite TV
- CD player
- Ceiling fan
- Climate control
- Clock radio
- Coffee/tea maker
- Cribs (infant beds) available
- Designer toiletries
- DVD player
- Hair dryer
- Housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Internet access - dial-up
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Minibar
- Multi-line phone
- Non-smoking rooms
- Rollaway beds
- Television
- Turndown service
- Voice mail
- Wake-up calls
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Operating in Europe and Asia as well at Parrot Cay, Shambhala Retreat offers massage, body treatments, facials, nail care, waxing, acupuncture (when available), yoga and Pilates, Ayurvedic therapy, and healthful meals available at the resort's two restaurants, from room service, and by the Retreat's pool. Facilities include a yoga/Pilates pavilion, a private-Pilates hut, men's and women's saunas, a unisex steam room, and a 35-by- pool and 12-person spa in front of a sunbathing-and-relaxation deck furnished with cushioned teak lounge chairs. Yoga and Pilates classes and use of the pool, spa, saunas, and steam room are complimentary.Massage, treatments, and therapy emphasize Asian techniques. Consultants from around the world like Ananta, a widely known Ayurvedic therapeutic massage specialist from France, visit periodically to train Shambhala's Asian staff and work with guests. Ayurvedic options include therapeutic massage (strong, penetrating strokes combined with yoga-like stretches), Abhyanga (rhythmic massage with warm herbal oils and powder), and Shirodhara (light neck-and-shoulders massage followed by warm, medicated oil gently poured on the forehead). Other options include shiatsu, Indian head massage, reiki, Thai massage, Indonesian massage, deep-tissue massage, and Chinese tui'na massage.Body treatments include Javanese Royal Lulur Bath (massage, aromatic-spice scrub, cool-yogurt application, bath, and body lotion), algae wrap, sea-salt-and-mud wrap, and an after-sun soother. Facials include Guinot Super Hydradermie Facial (electric currents to enhance penetration of gels and a fruit-enzyme peel), Dr. Hauschka Holistic Facial (cleanse, steam, masks, and foot, neck, and shoulder massage), and Sundāri Facial and Anti-Aging Hand Treatment, which employs the Sundāri Ayurvedic skincare line.Shambhala offers two special facilities for couples, a cottage and a pavilion. The L-shape cottage includes an air-conditioned treatment room and a screened porch containing a dining table, a steam room, a Javanese two-person day bed, and a square, two-person cedar soaking tub. The pavilion includes a square, two-person ceramic soaking tub, a blue-tile steam shower, and an outdoor shower garden consisting of a waterfall shower, wood-and-stone walls, and a wood grate surrounded by smooth, bleached river stones.A spacious, air-conditioned fitness center in a separate building near the spa is equipped with cardio and weight machines. Open 24 hours, the resort's library offers two computer stations providing complimentary Internet connections as well as a television, books, magazines, and table games. The library also includes a pool table and a room equipped with a television and beanbag chair for children to play video games. Coffee, tea, and cookies are available during the day. Complimentary afternoon tea is served daily. Parrot Cay also maintains a medical office staffed by a nurse during the day.
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Arcade/game room
- Bar/lounge
- Complimentary breakfast
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Currency exchange
- Fax machine
- Fitness equipment
- Garden
- Internet access in public areas - surcharge
- Laundry service
- Medical assistance available
- Multilingual staff
- Photocopy machines
- Pool table
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant(s) in hotel
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- Room service (limited hours)
- Safe-deposit box - front desk
- Security guard
- Shopping on site
- Spa services on site
- Suitable for children
- Swimming pool
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Video library
All rates are based upon availability and may change without notice.
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All guests have the option of a complimentary full American breakfast served in the Terrace Restaurant. Complimentary afternoon tea is served daily in the library.
Terrace RestaurantOcean-view fine-dining on main building's lower floor. Air-conditioned dining room with royal-blue chair covers, white table linen. Outside seating on terrace lined with tiki torches. Dinner choices include green pea-lettuce soup; tortellini with roast pumpkin, sage, pine nuts; parsley/thyme-stuffed swordfish with squid-ink risotto, tiny asparagus; roasted venison loin with beetroot-onion marmalade.
Terrace BarWraparound veranda on main building's top floor offering panoramic ocean/sunset views. Air-conditioned lounge around octagonal bar. White walls, salmon-colored limestone wainscoting, white muslin drapes, cushioned rattan couches, white muslin-covered armchairs, and sisal rugs.
Lotus RestaurantCasual, open-air lunch/dinner place under wood roof. Lunch selections such as polenta-crusted chicken breast with grilled eggplant, roasted tomato; island-spiced fish; Angus beef burger with prosciutto, gruyere cheese; shredded lobster salad with grapefruit, avocado; pizza, pasta, soups. Dinner choices such as Balinese-spiced chicken salad with fresh coconut dressing; crisp pressed duck with blood-orange caramel sauce; Thai beef curry; wok-fried lobster omelet with oyster sauce. Caribbean barbecue with live music Saturday nights.
Lotus BarSpacious, round, open-air poolside spot with fieldstone columns supporting wood roof. Stone-colored banquettes with throw pillows. Smoothies and tropical drinks.
Shambhala RetreatThe resort's health spa offers a healthful lunch-and-dinner menu that can be ordered at both Parrot Cay restaurants, from room service, and by Shambhala's pool. Dishes employ blended nut milks, raw honey, and organic, sprouted, and naturally fermented ingredients. Menu choices include raw tuna, avocado, and seaweed salad; sprouted-wheat burger with celeriac remoulade; dehydrated cracked-wheat pizza; seared teriyaki tofu with buckwheat noodles and crunchy greens; steamed fish with shiitake-ginger broth; and berry, fig, and almond dairy-free "cheesecake." Blended juices, dairy-free smoothies, and teas are also available.
The resort provides complimentary use of sailboats, kayaks, windsurfers, and snorkeling gear and takes guests on complimentary snorkeling excursions. For fees, waterskiing and fishing are available. Use of the resort's two lighted, Omni-surface tennis courts is complimentary.
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Shelf Storage Cubby with Three Baskets - White
General Features
- Badger Basket's Shelf Storage Cubby with Three Baskets is a sturdy, modular storage solution for keeping all sorts of items tidy and out of sight.
- Can be stacked with other bins (including Badger's Two and Three Bin Storage Cubbies) to expand your storage capacity (each unit sold separately).
- Features two, generously sized open shelves and three baskets.
- Shelves are handy for books, magazines, toys, linens, VHS/DVDs, video games, and more.
- The three baskets are ideal for sorting and separating small items like craft supplies and small toys and for keeping them organized and out of site.
- Convenient handles on the baskets make it easy to access them as you search for a favorite toy or want to quickly grab your mittens.
- Baskets can be removed from the shelf unit for use anywhere in the house.
- With the baskets removed, you have three open cubbies convenient for knick knacks, books, etc.
- When you need to clean up quickly, it's a breeze to stuff everything inside!
- Great for kids when learning to sort, organize, and clean-up.
- For more storage, stack additional units (sold separately) next to or on top.
- Solid panel construction ensures that your treasured items stay inside the unit - nothing falls out the back or sides.
- Baskets fold flat for storage if you don't want to use them. Simply remove the bottom panel and collapse the sides.
- Metal hardware.
- Made with engineered wood.
- Baskets are made with 80% Polyester/20% Cotton fabric and industrial cardboard internal support panels.
- Overall unit measures approximately 37 inches Wide x 16.5 inches Deep x 17.25 inches High and weighs 37 pounds.
- Unit not including top panel and base measures approximately 35.5 inches Wide x 15.5 inches Deep x 15.75 inches High.
- Open shelf areas measure 17 inches Wide x 14.75 inches Deep x 9.75 inches High.
- Basket areas measure 11-1/8 inches Wide x 15 inches Deep x 5-5/8 inches High.
- Baskets each measure 11 inches Wide x 15 inches Deep x 5 inches High.
- All measurements approximate.
Care Instructions
- Wipe the wood surfaces clean with a lightly dampened cloth and mild detergent as needed and dry thoroughly.
Safety Information
- When stacking multiple bins, you must always use the included safety brackets to secure the units together.
- Complies with all current, applicable ASTM safety standards and CARB ATCM standards.
- Non-toxic painted finish.
- If stacking three or more bins high, we recommend using wall anchor/furniture safety straps (not included) to anchor the units to the wall for safety and stability.
- Wall anchor straps are not included due to the many types of walls found in homes. Please consult with your local hardware retailer about your particular walls and home and what hardware is needed.
- Easy assembly with a screwdriver and illustrated instructions.
- Product may vary slightly from shown and described.
- Toys and accessories shown with the bins are not included.
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Actor Alessandro Gassman Promotes "12 Angry Men" Production
Actor Alessandro Gassman promotes his latest theatrical performance... News PhotoActor,Alessandro Gassman,Arts Culture and Entertainment,Italy,Milan,Performing Arts Event,Sidney Lumet,Theatrical Performance,VerticalPhotographer Vittorio Zunino CelottoCollection: Getty Images Entertainment 2008 Getty ImagesMILAN, ITALY - NOVEMBER 06: Actor Alessandro Gassman promotes his latest theatrical performance 'La Parola Ai Giurati' (12 Angry Men) by Sidney Lumet at Mondadori Multicenter on November 6, 2008 in Milan, Italy. The tour is sponsored by Amnesty International. (Photo by Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty Images)


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|Price city Main Street Program Coordinator, Melanie Steele looks over plans for restoring downtown buildings.
In any city, Main Street is the heart of town. This is a place where goods, services and government agencies typically can be found. Price is no different. That is why local government officials and business leaders have combined forces and formed a Main Street program which will focus on the growth and preservation of the downtown district.
In an effort to coordinate the program, Price city has hired Melanie Steele as the Main Street Executive Program Coordinator. Steele's job is to unify the various programs and committees that work separately to improve local small business. By having a coordinator whom leaders and citizens can turn to, the community will benefit from the many different programs that focus on building a strong business district.
"My job is to keep everyone on the different committees on track," explained Steele. "I am a secretary of sorts. A contact person who professionals and citizens can reach with ideas and concerns about the downtown area."
Steele explained that earlier this fall, Price city was invited by the governor's office to participate in the Main Street program. As one of only 11 Utah cities, Price will receive $10,000 in state funding each year for three years to improve and restore the downtown area.
According to the governor's office, the focus of the program is to work with communities throughout Utah to restore the physical and economic vitality of their historic business districts.
"Downtown is a gathering place for local citizens," explained Steele. "By getting everybody involved in improving Main Street, we can make it the heart of the city."
There are many reasons why downtown businesses are so important to any city. Some of the main reasons include the following:
|Price Main Street at night in 1940.
Commercial districts are a reflection of the community.
Traditional commercial districts are an ideal location for independent businesses. These businesses keep profits in town, support other local services and support local families who own and operate businesses.
Main Street is the historic core of a community.
Commercial district offers convenience.
Main street represents a huge public and private investment.
With so much history captured in the architecture of Main Street buildings, it is important to preserve this part of local history. Part of the Main Street program's focus is to preserve and reconstruct buildings located on Main Street. Although these efforts may be quite a ways down the road, Steele feels that some business owners have already begun the process by sprucing up their property and revealing original building designs.
|Main Street was a thriving place in the 1920's. Several committees today are looking at restoring buildings and making the downtown area a historic place. Because Main Street houses various businesses and government agencies, the street is the main focus of future restoration projects.
"We need to start small and build up when it comes to improving downtown," Steele explained. "With continued support from business owners and the community, large growth will be achieved."
Because a cities Main Street serves as a base for the town's uniqueness, it is important to focus on improvements and restoration in this area. That does not mean that businesses located outside of this area are not welcome to join in on these efforts. In fact, Steele explained that many businesses throughout the county have already contributed to several downtown events.
"We have had businesses from Helper, Wellington and East Carbon all contribute to downtown activities such as Downtown Alive. It is important that all county businesses know that we welcome and encourage them to participate in making the business district desirable to customers," explained Steele. "If we band together, we can ensure that local residents shop locally and therefore enhance the community's shopping experience."
In order for all Carbon County businesses to thrive, Steele indicated that it is important for the community to also get involved.
"It's about developing an idea and seeing it through," Steele stated. "We want to make the area a personal community for all residents."
Because the Main Street program is in it's early stages of development, it is extremely important for interested business leaders and residents to unite and work through plans and details. Anyone interested in participating in the program may attend a meeting. These are conducted the first Wednesday of each month at Price City Hall in room 207 at noon.
"Public organizations need the community. In the long run, this program is about local residents and making downtown their own personal gathering point," concluded Steele.
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"To care, to teach, to pioneer" – the motto of the Abrazo Arizona Heart Institute illustrates the commitment of our highly-trained specialists to paving the way to excellence in cardiovascular care.
As one of the first freestanding outpatient clinics dedicated exclusively to cardiovascular health, Abrazo Arizona Heart Institute has become a world-renown destination and regularly collaborates with top clinicians worldwide to advance cardiovascular health.
The Abrazo Arizona Heart Institute was founded in 1971 by cardiovascular surgeon Dr. Edward B. Diethrich, M.D. and over these many decades, the Institute has earned a reputation for excellence by integrating clinical expertise with research and innovation to treat—and even to reverse—cardiovascular disease.
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(a) Action taken; written notice of reasons for action
(1) Any exchange or the Commission if the exchange fails to act, may suspend, expel, or otherwise discipline any person who is a member of that exchange, or deny any person access to the exchange. Any such action shall be taken solely in accordance with the rules of that exchange.
(2) Any suspension, expulsion, disciplinary, or access denial procedure established by an exchange rule shall provide for written notice to the Commission and to the person who is suspended, expelled, or disciplined, or denied access, within thirty days, which includes the reasons for the exchange action in the form and manner the Commission prescribes. An exchange shall make public its findings and the reasons for the exchange action in any such proceeding, including the action taken or the penalty imposed, but shall not disclose the evidence therefor, except to the person who is suspended, expelled, or disciplined, or denied access, and to the Commission.
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The Commission may, in its discretion and in accordance with such standards and procedures as it deems appropriate, review any decision by an exchange whereby a person is suspended, expelled, otherwise disciplined, or denied access to the exchange. In addition, the Commission may, in its discretion and upon application of any person who is adversely affected by any other exchange action, review such action.
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The Commission may affirm, modify, set aside, or remand any exchange decision it reviews pursuant to subsection (b) of this section, after a determination on the record whether the action of the exchange was in accordance with the policies of this chapter. Subject to judicial review, any order of the Commission entered pursuant to subsection (b) of this section shall govern the exchange in its further treatment of the matter.
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The Commission, in its discretion, may order a stay of any action taken pursuant to subsection (a) of this section pending review thereof.
(e) Major disciplinary rule violations
(1) The Commission shall issue regulations requiring each registered entity to establish and make available to the public a schedule of major violations of any rule within the disciplinary jurisdiction of such registered entity.
(2) The regulations issued by the Commission pursuant to this subsection shall prohibit, for a period of time to be determined by the Commission, any individual who is found to have committed any major violation from service on the governing board of any registered entity or registered futures association, or on any disciplinary committee thereof.
Source(Sept. 21, 1922, ch. 369, § 8c, as added Pub. L. 93–463, title II, § 216,Oct. 23, 1974, 88 Stat. 1405; amended Pub. L. 95–405, § 18,Sept. 30, 1978, 92 Stat. 874; Pub. L. 102–546, title II, § 206(a)(2),Oct. 28, 1992, 106 Stat. 3602; Pub. L. 106–554, § 1(a)(5) [title I, § 123(a)(20)], Dec. 21, 2000, 114 Stat. 2763, 2763A–410.)
2000—Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 106–554substituted "registered entity" for "contract market" wherever appearing.
1992—Pub. L. 102–546redesignated pars. (1) to (4) as subsecs. (a) to (d), respectively, in subsec. (a) redesignated subpars. (A) and (B) as pars. (1) and (2), respectively, in subsec. (c) substituted references to subsection (b) for references to paragraph (2), in subsec. (d) substituted reference to subsection (a) for reference to paragraph (1), and added subsec. (e).
1978—Par. (1)(B). Pub. L. 95–405substituted "An exchange shall make public its findings and the reasons for the exchange action in any such proceeding, including the action taken or the penalty imposed, but shall not disclose the evidence therefor, except to the person who is suspended, expelled, or disciplined or denied access, and to the Commission" for "Otherwise the notice and reasons shall be kept confidential".
Effective Date of 1978 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 95–405effective Oct. 1, 1978, see section 28 ofPub. L. 95–405, set out as a note under section 2 of this title.
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Location: Located in Dubai's popular downtown district of Bur Dubai, Savoy Central is just minutes from fashionable shopping centres, Gold Souk, Textiles Souq and the business district. The hotel is 20 minutes from Dubai International Airport and within a short distance from the Metro station, Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai International Exhibition Centre, Dubai World Trade Centre, Port Rashid, Dubai Dry Docks and other major attractions such as Burjuman Shopping Mall, Dubai Mall, and Meena Bazaar.
Closest Metro Station: Al Fahidi Metro Station.
Restaurants: Coffee shop.
Facilities: The modern hotel offers great value for money and includes 154 studio rooms elegantly furnished with self-catering facilities. The hotel features a lobby with a reception, a safe, a currency exchange desk and a lift. Further facilities include swimming pool, health club, steam and sauna room, free internet access in public areas, free bus service to Jumeirah beach, and free car parking. The coffee shop offers a wide range of multi cuisine to tempt every palate.
Guest Rooms: All apartments are air-conditioned with individual temperature controls and are equipped with IDD telephones, colour TV with satellite channels, microwave, kettle, toaster, cutlery, crockery, washing machine, iron/ironing board and hair dryer. Single and king sized beds and connecting rooms are available.
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Coastal View RoomVirtual Tour:
Perfect for a family of four or a romantic getaway for two, these guestrooms are available with one king bed or two queen beds. Your room will have a view of the California coastline and may be located in the Victorian Building, Ocean Towers or California Cabanas. Relax on your patio or balcony in all Ocean Towers and California Cabanas rooms (balconies are not available in Victorian).
- Services & Amenities
- Reservation Policies
Combining a classic-yet-modern style with a relaxing and casual sophistication, the guestrooms at the Hotel del Coronado perfectly accentuate its captivating beachfront setting. We stock your room with all of the modern comforts you'll find at a luxury hotel, plus these additional amenities:
- The Del's signature line of personal care and bath products
- 46 HD television channels, including HBO
- Wi-fi access included
- Mini refrigerator
- Bottled water
- In-room Keurig coffee maker with complimentary coffee tea
- Crib, pack 'n' play, toddler bed and childproofing kit available upon request
- Turndown service available upon request
- Download the "My Hotel Del" app from the App Store or Google Play store to easily request services and plan activities
In keeping with our reputation as one as the premiere luxury resort destinations in San Diego, during your stay please enjoy the following services:
The concierge at the Hotel Del can assist you with information about hotel activities, hotel amenities, recreational opportunities and more. Contact The Del Concierge at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 619-522-8195.
Childcare Services
Should you want a night out on the town without the kids, we would be pleased to arrange a babysitter through one of our licensed, bonded and CPR-certified childcare agents. The agent will entertain and take care of your loved ones in your room. To arrange childcare services, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Free Coronado Summer Shuttle
Coronado offers free shuttle service around Coronado Island from June 8 to September 14, 2014. The shuttle runs every 30 minutes from 9am to 9:45pm Sunday-Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 9am to 10:45pm, between popular Coronado destinations including The Del, Coronado shops, Coronado Ferry Landing and the Marriott. Learn more.
Transportation Service
To arrange for private car transportation, please contact LaCosta Limousine at 1-888-299-5466. Approximate taxi fare from the San Diego International Airport to Hotel del Coronado is $30 each way. Approximate one-way taxi fares to popular San Diego destinations: Zoo – $25, SeaWorld – $40, Downtown/Gaslamp – $25, La Jolla – $75, Legoland – $120, Safari Park – $130, Coronado Ferry Landing – $8. Click here for information about the Coronado Ferry. You may also contact Del Concierge for assistance at email@example.com or 1-800-HOTEL-DEL.
Car Rental
The Hertz desk at the Hotel del Coronado is located directly across from the main entrance to the hotel, adjacent to the transportation desk. For reservations and information call 619-522-8539 or 619-435-2482.
Overnight Parking
For your convenience, parking for overnight guests is $37 for self-parking and $47 for valet services.
Laundry & Dry Cleaning
The Hotel Del is proud to offer full laundry and dry cleaning services. Contact our Del Concierge at email@example.com for more information.
Business Center
The Del's full-service FedEx Center offers complete support including computer workstations, email access, fax and copy service, office supplies, office equipment rental, shipping and postal services. Contact The Del FedEx Center at firstname.lastname@example.com or call at 619-437-0074.
Guest Email
Send guest emails to email@example.com. Please include the guest name in the subject line. The email will be printed out and treated as a fax.
Guest Fax
Send guest faxes to 619-522-8262. Please include guest name and room number.
Green Initiatives
Hotel del Coronado is proud to be Green Seal certified, one of only three resorts in the San Diego area.
Check-in Time: 4pm
Check-out Time: 12pm noon
Deposit Information. No deposits required. Except for reservations between Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day weekend, and the Christmas and New Year's periods. Then the first night's room rate will be taken at the time your reservation is made.
Room Rate. If staying multiple nights, the room rate reflects your nightly room rates averaged over the length of your stay.
Occupancy Tax. There is a 10.68% occupancy tax (subject to change).
Daily Resort Charge. A $28 daily resort charge will be added to your room rate, which includes premium high-speed internet in your room and at Del Beach, 800 and local phone calls, daily newspaper available in the lobby, in-room bottled water, in-room coffee and tea, Fitness Center access and classes, Coronado Tennis Center court access, and discounted tickets to the San Diego Zoo, SeaWorld San Diego, Legoland, Safari Park, The Old Town Trolley and Disneyland (prices and discounts are subject to change and are not applicable to group events). Contact the Concierge for tickets at 619-522-8195.
Cancellation Policy. Cancellations within 72 hours will be charged one night's room rate. Except for reservations between Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day weekend, and the Christmas and New Year's periods; then seven days prior to your arrival date. Should you need to change or cancel your reservation, please have the confirmation number or the credit card number used to reserve the room available for the agent. If you reserved your reservation online, click here to cancel or modify your reservation.
Early Check-In Policy. Check-in begins at 4pm. If you arrive before 4pm, we request that you check your luggage with the Bell Desk and enjoy our restaurants, beaches and pool areas until your room becomes available.
Early Departure Policy. There is a $75 fee should you check out prior to your scheduled departure date. If booked over a minimum night requirement or on a holiday package, you will be charged the full length of your reservation.
Overnight Parking. Parking for overnight guests is $37 for self-parking and $47 for valet services.
Smoking Policy: There is no smoking on guest room balconies or inside guestrooms. In addition, smoking is prohibited on pool decks. Guests may smoke in most other outdoor areas with the exception of the Spa Terrace and the Sheerwater / 1500 OCEAN / ENO terraces.
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President Obama's Official Visit To Israel And The West Bank - Day One
U.S. President Barack Obama speaks during a press conference with... Photo d'actualitéArmée,Barack Obama,Benyamin Nétanyahou,Cadrage à la taille,Conférence de presse,Horizontal,Israël,Jérusalem,Parler,Personne humaine,Politique,Premier ministre,Président des États-Unis,Une seule personne,États-UnisPhotographer Lior MizrahiCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesJERUSALEM , ISRAEL- MARCH 20: (ISRAEL OUT) U.S. President Barack Obama speaks during a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on March 20, 2013 in Jerusalem, Israel. This is Obama's first visit as President to the region, and his itinerary will include meetings with the Palestinian and Israeli leaders as well as a visit to the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem. (Photo by Lior Mizrahi/Getty Images)


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Dear All,
Still the NFS error continues on my LAN & I have found below error while running "wireshark" on NFS Server.
10.100.19.87 10.100.19.240 TCP {TCP ACKed lost segment] [TCP Previous segment lost] [TCP segment of a reassembled PDU] shilp > ex
Source Port : shilp (2049)
Destination Port :exp2 (1022)
Sequence Number:63813901 (relative sequence number)
Acknowledgement Number : 229369 (relative ack number)
Transmission Control Protocol, Src Port: shilp (2049) ,Dst Port: exp2 (1022) , Seq: 63813901, Ack: 229369,Len: 1448
Header Length : 32 bytes
[SEQ / ACK Analysis]
[TCP Analysis Flags]
A Segment before this frame was lost
This frame ACKs a segment we have not seen (lost ?)
This is the only error which is showing in Red/Yellow color in "wireshark" tool.
I think, this error is related to Network Interface. But, i have already changed my network interface. Already tried more then 3 NIC(gigabit) Network Cards on the same server.
Any Help Expected Now?


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Nigel Auchterlounie is a cartoonist, model maker, toymaker and writer from Newcastle, who works through North Eastern Creative Powerhouse. He draws 'Jibber and Steve' strips for The Dandy in the tradition of Baxendale and Reid.
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He published his graphic novel 'Spleenal' with Blank Slate Books in 2009. 'Megg', the second 'Spleenal' book followed in 2011.