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The cheapest, easiest way to ease traffic congestion on Interstate 70 near the Eisenhower Tunnel may be getting all of the vehicles to travel roughly the same speed.
And state transportation managers are willing to try it.
On Saturday, the Colorado Department of Transportation and Colorado State Patrol will experiment with "rolling speed harmonization" to stop traffic clogs before they start on the 8.6-mile stretch of eastbound highway between Silverthorne and the tunnel.
Popular in Europe and used in U.S. states including Florida, Nebraska and Virginia, speed harmonization tries to keep traffic flowing at a steady pace, which results in fewer backups caused by sudden stops and fewer — and less severe — accidents, which can cause serious snarls.
Speed harmonization, also known as "rolling roadblocks," is commonly used around road construction. It's also been used for presidential motorcades and by cops trying to stop fleeing criminals.
But this specific use is relatively new in Colorado. "We've never done it in the middle of the day like this," said CDOT spokeswoman Stacy Stegman.
Every 10 minutes between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday, a Colorado State Patrol or Silverthorne Police Department car will turn on its emergency lights and merge into the center lane of eastbound traffic just east of the Silverthorne interchange.
The patrol cars will pace traffic at 55 mph, 10 mph below the posted speed limit.
The idea will be to get 1,100 vehicles through the tunnel each hour, said Trooper Heather Cobler, a state patrol spokeswoman.
Cameras and speed-monitoring equipment will record the experiment, along with a traffic consultant and CDOT officials.
"We'll take a look at speeds, and how far the backups are," Cobler said. "We'll look at traffic behavior — if it's too fast or too slow — and if we need to increase speeds or adjust intervals."
Data will be collected from the Saturday test and analyzed for traffic counts, speeds and flows.
If it looks promising in reducing congestion, another test will take place in September, on the highway segment from Silverthorne to Empire.
And if the results on dry pavement are good, another test will be conducted during winter driving conditions at the end of the year.
Though the most memorable traffic troubles feel like they happen during ski season, the I-70 corridor through Summit and Clear Creek counties is actually busiest on weekends in August, when 25,000 vehicles a day pass through the tunnel.
"The wait can be several hours," Stegman said. "Sundays are worse than Saturdays, but Saturdays are creeping up."
Success might make it possible to eliminate metering at the tunnel, officials say.
In the short term, however, there may be some kinks.
"We understand it might cause a few backups because of the lower speed," said Cobler. "But by maintaining one speed, we can move more cars through the I-70 corridor.
"Right now we have an accordion effect, where some cars drive about 75 mph and some 45 mph," she said. "We're hoping this not only reduces crashes, but moves more cars through by avoiding bunches."
The concept — in use on highway corridors around Seattle, where electronic signs adjust the speed limit as congestion builds — is one of nine strategies for managing traffic congestion recommended in a 2007 study by the Federal Highway Administration.
The study concluded that keeping speeds steady can reduce accidents and their severity, move traffic through a corridor more fluidly, cut down on emissions, fuel consumption and noise, and delay the onset of freeway break down.
One thing speed harmonization does not do is increase highway capacity, an I-70 issue that CDOT knows it will eventually have to address.
"It's a really tough problem," Stegman said. " . . . We're trying just about everything to get the most out of this highway until at some point we're able to address the larger capacity issue."
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Dissecting Tesla's ZEV Mythology [View article]Nov 18, 2013. 09:18 AM | 2 Likes |Link to Comment
Tesla - Reality Is Beginning To Set In [View article]
Look carefully at the percentage of the weight of a BEV that is the mass of the batteries. There you have the real problem. Our science and engineering are still in the Stone Age in this department, and the idea of a quick fix is a fantasy of those who do not know much about science, engineering, or manufacturing engineering.Nov 17, 2013. 08:17 AM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
Molycorp Multi-Bagger Potential In 18 Months [View article]
I'm afraid my confidence in this article is severely impacted by mistakes like these.
The only real metric is based on meeting performance to objective criteria. In this case that objective is to make a profit mining, processing, and fabricating rare earth products. The question is now: is this project past it's sell-by date?
You can divide the mass of Mountain Pass by the average belch volume in the Molycorp cafeteria and multiply that by the number of letters in MCP's presidents name and get just as good a figure for future profits here as any of the "predictions" I have seen. If this company is not profitable soon it will not survive.Nov 15, 2013. 05:38 PM | 3 Likes |Link to Comment
Why Long-Range BEVs Are An Economic, Energy And Emissions Abomination [View article]
I take it that your point, as always, is that economic determinism, rules a truly free market. It doesn't take a Nobel prize to see that you are right. The market distortions caused by the attempt of politicians to influence the market through capitalization of moral imperatives of the moment always fade away as the effects on the pocketbook begin to be felt by Joe consumer.
The mantra is that Mr Musk must be smart because he is rich. I think Mr Musk's thinking is tied to the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Central London, and Dubai as markets. I think Tesla is already past its "sell by" date. The world actually needs a low cost reliable people's car, as it always has. The car that will be driven in the Philippines and in rural Nigeria is the business to go after. Eco-Bling is just boring. The future, as the past, belongs to efficient cheap transportation.
Great, insightful, article as always, and as always "thus endeth the lesson."Nov 14, 2013. 08:40 AM | 4 Likes |Link to Comment
Tesla - Reality Is Beginning To Set In [View article]
The author is right. The actual buying public for any mass produced version of the Tesla is GONE. If nothing else the young set is just now becoming aware that their financial futures are wrecked by student loans, Obamacare, and the dead-slow growth of an erratic economy. Real car makers are panicked also by the lack of real economic futures for their most important demographic. Cars are already capable of very long service lives WITHOUT MAJOR PROBLEMS. It is the manufacturers who are not ready for the END of THE MODEL YEAR MARKETING CHARADE. Government safety regulations have really ramped up the quality of STANDARD safety features. I remember when Daimler did not offer cars by the year but by the model name and number. I'm sure we're going back to this future. Tesla was an experiment, but like most experiments it didn't work, or to be generous, it proved that the opposite of what it set out to prove was the better fit with the facts: ordinary people cannot and will not pay for luxury to achieve pedestrian (no pun intended) results.Nov 12, 2013. 12:11 PM | 6 Likes |Link to Comment
Contrary Jay,
As I see it the problem for Molycorp is a universal problem among REE miners and juniors: No such venture can be profitable if its product price point is a process leach derived "mixed concentrate." Giving Smith and Company the benefit of the doubt I think they may have seen this problem close to when they began their trek into the stock market to raise capital. Their mistake was to assume that their separation plant added enough value to make them profitable with a product price point set based on separated salts of lanthanum, cerium, and didymium.
This pattern of moving downstream and then finding out they had not moved far enough was repeated many times after they had received the proceeds of their IPO-THEY SHOULD NOT HAVE GONE PUBLIC UNTIL THEY HAD DETERMINED HOW FAR DOWN THE SUPPLY CHAIN THEY NEEDED TO GO TO BECOME PROFITABLE! THE ORIGINAL PLAN, I WAS TOLD, WAS TO GO PUBLIC IN 2012. I ADMIT THAT IN LATE 2009 I COUNSELED ONE OF THEIR BACKERS TO GO PUBLIC RIGHT THEN, BECAUSE THE MARKET WAS READY. I WAS RIGHT AND WRONG. THE MARKET WAS READY, BUT THEY WEREN'T.
The simultaneous error was a constant, perhaps dishonest, hyping of the total REE market as unthethered from the law of supply and demand. This came out as both demand and price would increase in lockstep.
Mr Smith reacted to detailed criticism by, in my opinion, wildly overspending to acquire assets to mute the criticism with no thought as to how to integrate such assets into the Molycorp circus to make it into a smoothly operating system systematically reducing costs.
The problem now being faced by Messers Bedford and Karyannoupoulis is how to restructure this mess while using Neo's business to carry the load. I don't think they can succeed, but I wish them the best. Mr Karyannoupoulis told some people I know earlier this year that he wishes that I would not try to be an expert at everything when I assess Molycorp. Nonetheless I will continue to analyze Molycorp's business model as I understand it from public records and my activity in the global rare earths community. I really do wish him the best, and I hope he rescues his former Neo business from the morass.
Now you know what i think.
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The Current U.S. Economic Scenario: Where We're Headed [View article]Nov 12, 2013. 09:29 AM | 10 Likes |Link to Comment
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I wish to re-state my position that RER is a survivor of the rare earth bubble, and is a key future component of a SECURE domestic North American total rare earth supply chain. Attention end-users: Paint a circle around this bright spot on your procurement radar screens.Nov 11, 2013. 10:06 AM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
Dear Contrary Jay,
Thank your gentle criticism of me and your thoughtful review of the history of investing in Molycorp. You are right, mostly, on both accounts.
I last visited Mountain Pass in the summer, I believe, of 2009. At that time Brock O'Kelly, who I had met in Hong Kong at a Metal-Pages event at which I spoke, gave me the grand tour of the (original) SX plant, which he said had then been brought back to operation up to the production of mixtures of praseodymium-neodymium (didymium). He told me then that their next goal was the separation of samarium and europium which was hoped to be accomplished by summer, 2010.
The plant was mild steel, the equipment was leaking-there were spots of kerosene on the floor, but it looked good to my managerial eyes (I retired in 1999 as the CEO of an automotive production chemical manufacturer).
Mark Smith gave me a presentation of where the company was and what it hoped to achieve. I was the oldest man in the room, and I could have been the grandfather of the lab manager. This to me was very positive, and I said so to Brock who responded that he was then the only employee left from the previous regime.
I was impressed by the mine's size and ease of access.
But I remember that I said to Mark Smith, after he told me of their future plans, that I thought that they should bring the original plant into operation and hope that REE prices in the meantime firmed. This would enable them, I thought, to produce enough revenue to make a nice profit. Mark told me that Molycorp was going to be a billion dollar global corporation not just a nice little profit-maker. The gap between the thinking of a small businessman and a Wall Street driven big company (Chevron in Mark's case) guy could never have been clearer. I still think the way I thought then, and Mark still thinks the way he thought then.
Mark was and is a big company guy; they don't solve problems they delegate their solutions to those lower on the food chain. They populate the food chain with those who think they belong there-usually former acquaintances from Big company days. This is the way, typically that Wall Street and Harvard Business School think that the development of a company should be done.
I had then just met Gary Billingsley who first made me aware of the mine to market strategy. He, Gary, had probably not yet met Mark nor had Mark then ever heard of or thought of mine to market. That happened later.
I have no ax to grind with Molycorp. I think it took the wrong direction. Those who made money on Molycorp share trading look upon me as a sour graper. The truth is that i don't care about Molycorp. It's time as "the" potential savior of the REE supply market is long past. The Molycorp bubble is over, but the problem of a secure supply of the critical rare earths looms larger every day.
I know I didn't answer your questions, but I wanted to say the above first. I will answer your questions in another forum. I do not wish to submit articles to SA, because I have found its editors and I do not agree on the importance of key topics and themes.
Thanks for reading,
JackNov 11, 2013. 09:37 AM | 2 Likes |Link to Comment
Ladies and gentlemen,
My SOLE interest is in assessing the probability of the commercial success of a natural resource production venture. That assessment is a factor in the determination of LONG TERM investors' interests. The greed circus of the hype market is not a factor in my calculations. I cannot predict stock prices, but I understand that my conclusions as to a venture's probability of commercial (profit making) success may be taken into account by those who make early and short term investments.
The volume of trades in a company's shares and the mechanics and outcomes of short term market manipulation mechanisms can help a developing company only if it allows it to sell its equity. Once the company is in production it can self finance through debt and by issuing bonds (if it is profitable and has good management).
The volume of discourse(MOSTLY BULLS**T) here about puts, calls, shorts, insider trading, etc is about the making of money by those buying and selling STOCK not by those who make and sell PRODUCTS.Nov 10, 2013. 11:05 AM | 4 Likes |Link to Comment
I had a similar conversation with CK in 2009 at a Research Capital event at which we both spoke in Toronto. I asked him why Neo did not get into mining. He said that there were two reasons: 1. The Chinese would look unfavorably on Neo seeking alternate sources and could put pressure on his then current sources, and 2. The were no resources of feed stock in the USA or Canada, so why would he risk his company's existence.
Like you I believe that he would like to return to his pre-Molycorp existence, but he cannot do it without a storm of shareholder lawsuits describing the Neo purchase by Molycorp as a "looting" or at best a parasitical attempt to fund Neo by draining Molycorp. Obviously the MCP board would also have to approve the "deconstruction." of course if CK were the chairman and his former CFO the CEO of MCP it might be easier just to move MCP incrementally back to an extended version of Neo. But of course that's just speculation.
If MCP goes bankrupt I want to try to buy the subsidiary of Neo that was formerly "Recapture Metals." I admired CK's vision when he bought that company, as Neo, from its brilliant founder. Look at the facts: Neo was and is the only REE company that has made profits all along. The 2011 bubble maximized its shareholder value and the sale of the company to MCP at that value made CK a true champion of his shareholders and a rich(er) man. CK is a very smart businessman. MCP is not at all a good story. CK must have a plan, but it can't possibly be to bring into production a producer of materials already in oversupply from lower-cost producers. What is his plan?
JackNov 10, 2013. 10:48 AM | 3 Likes |Link to Comment
Sarcastic Processor,
I have no direct knowledge of Mr Karyannoupoulis' "elevation." It is an industry rumor that I believe.
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Thanks for the list! When it's put down in black and white the hopeless careening from one "fix" for a bad business model to another fix for a bad business model becomes obvious. I think you left off "Jacobs Engineering," which was accused by Molycorp of "bad (mechanical) engineering as yet another reason to not take any blame for their excess capital burn last year.
Your succinct analysis is correct.
Until the non-Chinese rare earth industry can wean itself from the influence of the Molycorp(s ) of the world, which have over-inflated the size of the global REE markets and undervalued the key REEs while completely ignoring the complexity of the processes for refining REEs from their sources it, the industry, will be unable to get additional funding from institutional investors.
I am always hoping that the market will decouple the Molycorp share circus from the share trading of the very few struggling real groups trying to bring non-Chinese critical REEs and their downstream processing into operation.
A total American rare earth supply chain could have been assembled for less than one billion dollars. Now that Molycorp alone has wasted as much as 5 times, perhaps, 7 times that much I am very disappointed in Wall Street. The "sreet" either does not understand how to bring an industry forward or it does understand and just prefers to loot suckers and use other people's money for its own gain.
I will have a lot more to say about this topic on http://bit.ly/HH51IF and on InvestorIntel.com in the near term.
When Molycorp goes bankrupt everyone will say "I knew it was a bad idea, but it made me some money." This is the requiem for the American dream.
JackNov 10, 2013. 08:34 AM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
Bhappu bought $25.000,000 woth of MCP at $10 during on eof the previous hype cycles.
I'm not jealous of any MCP "insiders." I don't count other peoples' money. I just note to where and to whom the "profits" are going.
A scalpel is a much better tool to grind than an axe.Nov 9, 2013. 08:54 PM | 2 Likes |Link to Comment
Mr Roat,
A question and some comments.
Can you detail, please, the insider trading in this stock since the holding period on the original issue expired?
It seems to me that the takeover of Molycorp by the management of the former Neo Materials Technologies is now complete. I think that the fantastic price that Molycorp paid for Neo was either a "pre-nup" or a complete breakdown of common sense by the soon-to-be-former Molycorp board. In any case the man who often referred to himself as the "only businessman" in the non-Chinese rare earth industry will soon be the chairman and his former CFO is already the new CEO of Molycorp. These gentlemen have a monumental task, the unwinding of the arbitrary construction of a "globalized (?)" Molycorp that occurred before they joined the edifice. They will need a lot of luck, a lot of money, and time to avert Chapter 11. But fortunately for them they have no risk to their personal fortunes, which were assured when NEO was sold to MCP.
When the original Bhappu rangers took nearly $2,000,000,000 in profits from their original total investment of $122,000,000 we were told that they deserved the payday for their "hard" work and "risk" taking.
How much exactly are the Bhappu rangers putting back to "make it work??" They still have a lot of stock, so why wouldn't they want to take the "risk." Isn't it a sure thing?? I recall that Mer Bhappu bought 25,000,000 of $10 MCP. I'll bet that he shorted it or sold it not long after. Am I right?
The other day some 8,000,000 shares of MCP traded with a net move of +0.09. The brokers were paid at least $5 to $9 for each trade. I know that individual share trades pay only .06/trade, but there were a lot of small lot trades here. Who made more the brokers or the shareholders?
It is the clients of Morgan who take the risk. The "bank" simply charges them for allowing them to participate by assessing overall fees against the raise and brokerage fees on each trade.Nov 9, 2013. 08:31 PM | 6 Likes |Link to Comment
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I think the processes would be similar to approaching a potential television station. We can write to Netflix, either individually or as a group, asking for B5 to be added to the service. And follow that up with petitions, letter writing campaigns, etc. Again possibly tying it all in with the upcoming Sense8, to gain more attention.
Some intel gathering first might be good, too. Maybe we can find out exactly why the show was pulled. Did WB want more money than Netflix was willing to pay? Did they want the show exclusively on competing pay-per-episode sites? Were there other license issues involved? Royalties? Basically, what kind of hurdles are we facing here?
Who we can contact for that, I'm not sure. Netflix? WB? Someone with industry connections? I'd love to hear some ideas, too!
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I recently received a MTB as a birthday gift. I'm 18 now but have been riding bikes since I was 6. I've always wanted to wheelie for longer distances and now I learned how to after praying. But ...


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Good Order in Salt Lake City, by Scott Benhase and Dorsey McConnell
Ellen Wondra on the major issues of Convention: restructuring, marriage, and electing the next presiding bishop.
Brother Geoffrey Tristram: "Our world needs prayer, not just of monks, but of as many people as possible."
Christopher Seitz and Mark McCall: "We are witnessing the emergence of a New Episcopal Church."
General Convention's online list of Blue Book reports grows week by week in preparation for the triennial gathering.
J. Scott Barker of Nebraska will "make a small witness for delight in sobriety as a bishop of the Church."
TREC's proposals give more power to General Convention deputies but decrease lay influence between conventions.
"Our primary text will be the documents prepared by the Task Force on the Study of Marriage" for General Convention.
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Titleist ambassador Adam Scott follow up a third round 7-under 65 with a final round 6-under 66 to finish at 17-under 271, capturing the Shell Houston Open by three strokes. Adam is using the new Pro V1 golf ball and new 907D2 driver (specs below). He first put the 907D2 in his bag at the WGC-Accenture Match Play and it took just three PGA Tour starts to win with it. At the Shell Houston Open, Adam's driving distance averaged 306.5 yards ranking him 4th in the field for the week. He also hit 79.2% of greens in regulation including 89% GIR in the final round. Check out this article from The Tour Van for more on Adam and the new Titleist 907 drivers.
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Does Adam practice with Pro V1 balls on the range? In general, are Titleist Tour players given balls of their choice to use at the range? If so, what happens to the balls?
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What's the difference between the current 906F2 in Titleist's lineup vs. the proto that Adam's using, the 906F4? Is the 906F4 going to be released to the general market soon?
Thanks! This blog is the best thing to happen to the web since.....well, TITLEIST.COM!
April 3, 2007
Thanks so much for sharing this information. There are a number of web sites that report on the equipment used by winners and they all invariably have inaccuracies. To get the proper details straight from the manufacturer is excellent. I appreciate your efforts on this site to give us more in depth information and a peek inside the ropes.
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What an awesome site for Titleist! The details of what is in Adam's bag last week is great! I'm a big Adam Scott fan and a Titleist freak and this blog site takes the cake. I love ScottyCameron.com and now with this site, life in golf can't get any better. Thanks and keep the information coming.
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Congrats to Titleist and your Tour team. I am interested in getting the VS Proto in my new 585.H and 970 3-wood. Do you offer the 95g hybrid shaft and the 95g fairway wood shaft as options? Thanks again.
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Please see the comment here for the answer to your question.
How does Adam's fairway wood, the 906F4 differ from the 906F2?
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The 906F4 prototype that Adam and several other Tour players are testing has a lower CG, an increased face area in the impact zone, a larger profile, and a shallower face than the 906F2.
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Please see the reply above for the answer to your question.
We currently offer the VS Proto 85 Fairway as a custom shaft option for the 906F2 and the VS Proto 80 Hybrid as a custom shaft option for the 585.H.
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This seemed like a moving image. When you are down to nothing, Your bicycle is your most valued possession.
This seemed like a moving image. When you are down to nothing, Your bicycle is your most valued possession.
it's an invaluable machine. it serves most people very, very well. i don't think it has so much to do with having nothing and being forced into it, but when you have to choose what will mean more to you, say....a TV or a bike, a lot people in certain circumstances will realize just what great aid a bike can give to them.
if I ever found myself down to just the clothes on my back, I'd make my way to the nearest Labor Ready and sign up... the first thing I'd buy after food of course, is a bike... even before renting a room... absolutely a must have for me.
There are two kinds of people in the world. Those who would choose a bike over a tv , and those who wouldn't.
I have been homeless, it's not fun. Doesn't get much press either, where was this from?
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The Desert Sun. It was a photo of the homeless who couldn't find room in Martha's Village overflow area.Originally Posted by carless
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I've said before the bicycle is often considered the motor car of the poor before and this is often the case. You'll often see homeless in slums dragging all their possessions on a bicycle. Public transportation in this country is very expensive if you can't afford a monthly pass or purchase discounted rides.
The picture also shows why bikes aren't very popular in the USA--- the very idea of riding one is *getto* to most Americans. Bikes are for losers who don't have cars!
Most of us here not only ride bikes, but we are also questioning everything else about the current *whoever-dies-with-the-most-toys-wins* American lifestyle.
I like to think that when I'm riding my bike to work, I belong to the biggest club in the world! China, India, Mexico, Europe-- billions of workers riding, hoping to not get hit by a car, hoping not to have a flat tire, just going home. Bikes belong to the great unwashed.......
The SUV-induced death sure is poignant. That car sure didn't improve life for its driver.
Hey now, to each his own, but every dollar I save riding my bike is a dollar I get to "invest" in the latest technogadget. I like my toys, thank you!Originally Posted by tacomee


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The Clarendon Hotel and Spa is an award winning Four Star Boutique Hotel located in Midtown Downtown Phoenix in The Central Corridor. A local favorite enjoyed by international guests for our impeccable service, 105 stylish and spacious guest rooms, award winning Oasis Pool and Cabanas, roof top bar El Techo and on-site restaurant Café Tranquilo.
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Hotel was clean and comfortable. Restaurant was good. Pool nice. Enjoyed rooftop bar. Staff helpful.
Noisy in evening. Not sure if it was from parking lot or bar area.
The free snacks were great, the bar/restaurant was very welcoming with some great live music and excellent drinks. The staff were very friendly. The building itself was very cool and the pool area was almost enticing enough for me to buy a swimsuit.
Paid about $118/nt with all taxes and resort fee. Good value compared to others in area. Pool was decent. A bit rough around the edges. Not a 4 star property as indicated. Prob a 3 star. Free breakfast and snacks! I'd stay again ... $8 Uber to heart of downtown and convention center. Best burrito I've eaten.
Bit dirty. Worn. Strange layout.
We liked the retro style, location was diffficult,,no close restaurants though.
The front desk clerks were understaffed. There was always a long line, weather checking in, out, or asking a question. There was no acknowledgement that we existed..not even a 'we will be right with you would have helped.' If the phone rang, that took precedent over the guest...again, waiting until they were taken care of. the extra 20 dollar charge was a surprise...for wi-fi & snacks..not until I questioned the bill, was I told about that charge.. next time I decide to be retro,, i will watch 'nick at night.'
The location is great and close to many things to do downtown.
Nickel and dined for everything and I paid a resort fee but didn't know why... I have felt more welcome at a motel 6.
Pool in the courtyard was the main attraction. The restaurant inside the hotel made eating anywhere else unnecessary. Really good food.
My issue was the room lighting. It was to dim, especially in the bathroom. I found it very hard to see to shave. Also the faucets which are meant to save water (a good thing) provided thin high pressure streams that would hit the sink and splash everywhere.
Fun hotel to be at, the amenities were great, it's a very unique hotel. The pool area was beautiful as was the deck.
I had an unexpected charge at check out, they said it was because I purchased the hotel through a third party. It was probably in the fine print when I reserved the hotel through kayak, but I would like to have the total expenses shown at the outset.
Friendly staff , cool design
Room smelled a little smokey
Like living in cLifornia in 1954. Gorgeous pool and roof deck--yummy food (service needs help) but all in all a scrumptious experience!
Old decor some renovations in progress Additional hotel service charges added at checkout Smell from kitchen permeated the room Vibration noise in room during entire stay No spa facilities other than small heated pool
The entire staff was wonderful. Bravo to the staff and to all who make this hotel work!
i will not go through Kayak again. You guys gouged me by tacking on another $80.00 at the end, what a ripoff!!!
What a cool place. I want to design my home like the lobby. And thank you for having the book "teachings of Buddha" I leared a lot.
Nothing. Every thing was perfect
Wine at happy hour, snacks, hot tub and pool, ease of using Mexican Restaurant off lobby!!
Restaurant, social activities, decor, entertainment, location, Complimentary sodas & snacks, pet policy.
$4 bottle of water in the room.
The bar was good. Bartenders were really nice and made good drinks. The snacks were a plus but I didn't like having to bother the staff for them .
Weird music playing. No room for toiletries in bathroom. The walls were not well painted.( sloppy job). The web site boasted early check in but when we arrived we were told no check in until 3. My husband is disabled so this was inconvenience. There was only book Buddha but no Holy Bible. Dirty clothing was in the drawers. There was loud street noise due to delivery trucks at 6:30am.
Windows covering were not adequate for the rooms. People in the pool could look into our window. Lighting was inadequate. The clientele was for young people only.


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Fresh off the buzz from their charming teen comedy "Easy A," star Emma Stone and director Will Gluck are already waist-deep into an equally fun-sounding next project called "Friends With Benefits." The film revolves around two recently dumped individuals, played by Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis, who eventually help each other get over their "evil" exes, played by Stone and Andy Samberg.
Amid idle chatter about how Stone needed an oxygen tank after filming her fake-sex scene in "Easy A," she said filming her breakup scene with Timberlake was equally hilarious.
"I gotta tell you, breaking up with Justin Timberlake is really fun," she said. "It's a feel-good time. He's such a nice, funny guy. It was really fun. We had a good time."
We then asked Stone if she was privy to any of Timberlake's rumored serenading on set. "There was some humming," Stone recalled. "Maybe some scatting."
It seems as though JT saved his pipes for his "Benefits" director, as Gluck had a little bit more to say on the subject.
"He sings everything," Gluck said. "He sings when we're waiting to shoot, he sings when he's pointing out paparazzi, he always sings everything. The funny thing is, unlike other people humming, every time he sings, you're like, 'That's Justin Timberlake! He's singing a song about "the boom just hit me in the face"!' and it could be a pop song if he does it right," Gluck said, adding that he would have to persuade his crew to refocus on their work and not Timberlake's vocal stylings.
"He does like to sing, and he's good at it," Gluck said. "And even when he does a little dance [to go along with the song], he's good at it."
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This week it's a mystery episode from the South African sci-fi series The Challenge Of Space. We'll call it The Centauries for now, and I'll see if I can find the correct title (if that's not it) later on. It may have first aired December 1, 1970.
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Looking for holiday inspiration? Our Advent and Christmas devotionals are here.
We have an account in this chapter of another interview between God and Abraham, probably within a few days after the former, as the reward of his cheerful obedience to the law of circumcision. Here is, I. The kind visit which God made him, and the kind entertainment which he gave to that visit, Gen. 18:1-8. II. The matters discoursed of between them. 1. The purposes of God's love concerning Sarah, Gen. 18:9-15. 2. The purposes of God's wrath concerning Sodom. (1.) The discovery God made to Abraham of his design to destroy Sodom, Gen. 18:16-22. (2.) The intercession Abraham made for Sodom, Gen. 18:23-33).


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Great track: 'The Stars...' from Blue Records page.
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Usually our weekend wallpapers feature the exterior of cars, but we (and the photographer, Tim Dawkins) decided to take a bit of a different view this time around. »
Usually our weekend wallpapers feature the exterior of cars, but we (and the photographer, Tim Dawkins) decided to take a bit of a different view this time around. »
It's not just that Jack Olsen has one of the nicest Porsches ever made. It's not just that he houses it in a small home garage with its own lift. It's that he did it himself, for much less than you imagine. »
A parking garage doesn't need to be complex or beautiful, which makes it all the better when they are. These are the ten coolest in the world. »
Cars are physical manifestations of their day's most advanced technology and design. It's only fitting that they get to rest in equally cutting-edge parking garages. »
Let's say that you have a big house, a couple garage bays, some space out back, and a big driveway. Could you build and service a full fleet of cars? That's what Formula D driver Ryan Tuerck did. »
Here's a look at one of the top shops building Baja 1000-grade trophy trucks, capable of flying through four-foot whoops at a hundred and thirty. »
Any house listing that starts with a red Ferrari 458 in the driveway is going to be good, but we didn't expect this. »
The death of Kevin Ward Jr. introduced the country to sprint cars as hugely powerful machines, challenging to drive and run on dangerous local tracks. But there's a missing element of who these drivers really are. »
I didn't grow up a fan of stock car racing but seeing these old American racecars brought back to working condition fills me with desire. »
If you think NASCAR is all about hillbillies hammering cars together in dirty garages, prepare to have your mind blown. »
Chris Forsberg's Nissan 370Z with a nitrous-shot pickup truck V8 is one of the coolest tuner cars in the country. Here's the shop that built it. »
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We've all got favorite cars. One of those cars exists in our minds as a hypothetical über-favorite car, one built from all the best traits of every year our favorite car was made. For most of us, this remains a drool-producing daydream, but not for the people at Singer. They're actually building these… »
One of the most evocative pictures of a garage in the past twenty years is that of a classic Porsche on a hydraulic lift in a diminutive two-car garage. Here's the story of that car. »
Nothing is better than getting a good parking space, but could there be a greatest space? Jalopnik readers think they've found the ten coolest parking spaces imaginable. »
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A U.S. judge has dismissed a $5 million (£3.5 million) plagiarism lawsuit against funnyman Chris Rock.
The Everybody Hates Chris star was at the centre of a suit from Regina Kimbell, who alleged he stole her ideas for his upcoming documentary Good Hair.
Kimbell claimed she showed Rock her show, My Nappy Roots - which features celebrities discussing different African-American hairdos - back in 2007, and he subsequently ripped off her idea,
Rock hit back at the allegations, insisting the only similarity between the projects was the topic.
And a judge agreed with him, dismissing the suit on Thursday (08Oct09), according to TMZ.com.
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From the December 29, 2003 / January 5, 2004 issue: Lieberman finally steps up to the plate.
Dec 29, 2003, Vol. 9, No. 16 • By MATTHEW CONTINETTI
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Later, Lieberman's staff herds a small group of workers, along with assorted media types (reporters outnumber staff two to one), into the factory dining room, where it's easy enough to hear the senator. He delivers his stump speech ("We're never going to be strong in the world until we're strong at home," he says) and asks the employees if they have any questions.
One Gamecube employee tells Lieberman that, as a registered Democrat, he was "kind of offended" when Al Gore endorsed Howard Dean. What, he wants to know, was Lieberman's reaction to the news?
"I was surprised," Lieberman says. "But it only doubles my determination to keep fighting for what I think is right." The Gore endorsement, he adds, underlines the fact that he and Howard Dean are locked "in a fight for the heart and soul" of the Democratic party.
Meet the new Joe Lieberman. He was born sometime between December 9, the day Al Gore endorsed former Vermont governor Howard Dean for president, and December 13, the day the Americans captured Saddam Hussein. The new Lieberman likes to say those two events "crystallized" what's at stake in the upcoming Democratic presidential primaries. "I've got a cause," he tells reporters after the M Cubed staff has left the conference room. "I don't want to replace one divisive leader [Bush] with another [Dean]." The choice facing Democrats, he says, "is between me and Howard Dean."
Well, maybe. It's true that since Gore endorsed Dean, the Lieberman campaign has received 14 times as many contributions as normal. But the contributions were mostly in small-dollar amounts--the average contribution, according to one Lieberman aide, was $80.23. Lieberman can't match the sums raised by Dean's Internet "swarm."
Still, a Lieberman adviser says the campaign's strategy is to act as if the Democratic primary were a two-man race, and hope the media catch on. For the past two weeks, that has seemed to be happening: According to the media, the Gore endorsement and Saddam's capture have "galvanized" (the Financial Times), "energized" (the New York Times), and otherwise "bolstered" (PoliticsNH.com) Lieberman's campaign.
Is the new Joe Lieberman really that new? Lieberman, after all, has long been one of Dean's most outspoken critics. Here he was in July: "Some in my party threaten to send a message that they don't know a just war when they see it, and, more broadly, are not prepared to use our military strength to protect our security and the cause of freedom." And here he was in August, at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.: "A candidate who was opposed to the war against Saddam, who has called for the repeal of all the Bush tax cuts . . . I believe will not offer the kind of leadership America needs to meet the challenges we face today."
A few days before he visited Delaware, Lieberman stepped up his attacks, this time in a speech to workers at Electropac, a circuit-board manufacturer in Manchester, New Hampshire. Lieberman's staff had billed the speech as an economic address, but they tore it up in the hours after Saddam's capture, and broadened its scope to include foreign policy. Yet the overarching theme remained: Lieberman is the "anti-Dean" in the race. Lieberman mentioned Dean by name 22 times. He said Dean would take the United States "backwards." He said Dean had made "a series of dubious judgments and irresponsible statements" throughout the campaign.
Lieberman's differences with Dean on the Iraq war are familiar to voters, but his critique of Dean's economic policies is less well known, and the audience in Manchester perked up at the subject of tax cuts. Dean has said he would repeal all of the Bush tax cuts if elected president. (Of the major Democratic candidates, only Dick Gephardt has the same position.)
By contrast, Lieberman, taking a page from the Clinton playbook, would roll back only those tax cuts that benefit the affluent. "Remember the increases in the Child Tax Credit?" Lieberman asked the Electropac employees, becoming more animated with every sentence: "Under Howard Dean, it's gone. The new 10 percent tax bracket? Gone. The marriage penalty? Right back in place." The difference between Dean and Lieberman, the senator proclaimed, is "$2,700 for the average New Hampshire family."


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The album kicks off with a "bonus" acoustic cover of The Police's "Walking On The Moon" before diving into the more characteristic sound of the album with the Haley original, "Survive." The track is bouncy and horn driven, while the lyrics remind the listener that we haven't really come that far from our primate roots. It is a strong message that shows that Haley, at 26, is capable of writing about mature concepts and doesn't rely solely on the old standbys of passion and lost love for lyrical inspiration.
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It could now be tough for estranged partners to end their marriage by mutual consent. For, the Supreme Court on Monday said either husband or wife could withdraw consent to divorce any time before the decree is passed by the matrimonial court. The divorce provision in the Hindu law provided that once the application for dissolution of marriage was presented before the competent court, either of the applicants could withdraw the consent within 18 months.
However, a bench comprising Justices D K Jain and H L Dattu said even if husband or wife withdrew consent after 18 months but prior to passing of the decree, the court could not grant divorce. "It is clear that one of the parties may withdraw their consent at any time before the passing of the decree. The most important requirement for grant of divorce by mutual consent is free consent of both parties," it said.
Justice Dattu explained, "In other words, unless there is acomplete agreement between husband and wife for dissolution of the marriage and unless the court is completely satisfied, it cannot grant decree for mutual divorce. Otherwise, the expression 'divorce by mutual consent' would be otiose."
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Mary Kampen Jensen, 87, a native of New Orleans and a resident Houma, died Thursday, March 24, 2011.
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During the team's testimony at the FIA headquarters in Paris on Thursday, Mercedes' lawyer Paul Harris QC claimed that if the International Tribunal adopts a strict interpretation of the testing rules, then Ferrari would also have to be in the wrong even though it ran its 2011 car.
Ferrari took part in a Pirelli tyre test at Barcelona ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix using a two-year-old car with its test driver Pedro de la Rosa.
Although it has been accepted by the FIA that running two-year-old cars is permissible, Harris argues that a strict interpretation of article 22 says that cars cannot 'conform substantially' with the current rules.
Article 22 defines testing as: "Any track running time not part of an event undertaken by a competitor entered in the championship, using cars which conform substantially with the current Formula 1 technical regulations in addition to those from the previous or subsequent year."
Harris said: "Our position is if we are wrong on interpretation of what [article] 22 means and there was track running by us, such as we are in breach, it follows that Ferrari were also in breach.
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"It does not follow that if Ferrari runs on track a 2011 car, that that 2011 car does not confirm substantially to either the 2012 or 2013 regulations.
"There was only half [a second] difference between the 2011 cars and 2013 cars, showing the changes between 2011 and 2013 are minuscule in terms of performance."
Mercedes also revealed that Ferrari had another testing opportunity in 2012 with Pirelli, when Felipe Massa was used in its pre-Spanish Grand Prix test and that the team conducted more than 1000 kilometres.
Harris also added that if Ferrari was not deemed to be in breach of article 151C for conducting its 2011 car test, then Mercedes could not be either for running a 2013 contender.
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This is a cake I was asked to make for my SIL's cousin about 8 years ago when I was just playing around with decorating. Sorry for the blurry pic, this was long before digital! Cake was chocolate with chocolate and almond bc icing. Ark looked like wood planks. Animals were sugar decorations, I'd feel comfortable making my own animals now.
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