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MARANA, Ariz. -- And the Final Jeopardy! answer is: "Ernie Els. Retief Goosen. Vijay Singh."
If you guessed, "Who are three people who have never been in my kitchen?" give yourself partial credit. (And give some props to Cliff Clavin.)
The response we were looking for, however, is, "Who are three players surpassed by Henrik Stenson on the Official World Golf Ranking this weekend?"
With a victory over Geoff Ogilvy in the final of the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship, Stenson reached No. 5 in the world, becoming the greatest Swedish import since those tasty little meatballs. Culinary parallels notwithstanding, there are some myths about the man in need of debunking. To wit:
Stenson wears shades because the future's so bright. (Alas, it's only because his eyes are sensitive to glare.)
He's a modern-day Pierre Fulke, a Swede who reached the Accenture finals in 2001 only to fade away soon thereafter. (No, he's much better than that.)
He's the most popular Swedish athlete today. (Nope, Peter Forsberg is huge in Örnsköldsvik.) He's the most popular Swedish golfer. (Uh-uh, that title belongs to Annika Sorenstam.) He's the most popular Swedish Henrik. (Sorry, that honor goes to Henrik Larsson, the soccer player.)
And one final piece of information we'd like to clear up: Stenson is not one of the world's top five golfers.
Despite what the rankings claim, despite Stenson's most recent accomplishment, we simply refuse to believe he's on the same level as -- or above -- Els, Goosen and Singh, each of whom is a multiple major champion. It wasn't so long ago that golf's top five was a Big Five, a quintet of one-named superstars that played beautiful music together. Now the band has broken up and its remaining members are playing gigs with any dude who crashes the stage.
Faster than you can say "matchspels mästare" -- that's Swedish for Match Play champion -- Stenson has transformed from underrated up-and-comer to overrated overachiever. The world's eighth-ranked player entering the week, he's been golf's version of the Tooth Fairy for most U.S. fans the last few years, doing his most important work while we were sleeping, under a cloak of darkness on the European Tour.
Now Stenson has vaulted himself into the limelight -- behind only Tiger Woods, Jim Furyk, Adam Scott and Phil Mickelson, according to the supercomputers that crunch the numbers when college football's BCS is out of session -- though even he's not quite sure it's a place he belongs.
"I can't go straight out and say that I should be No. 5 or No. 6 in the world," Stenson said. "But I feel like I've established myself as a top-20 player."
We couldn't agree more, Henrik. Your fellow Swedes ABBA once sang, "If you change your mind, I'm the first in line," but it may take a little while until we change our mind about your standing amongst the world's elite. And we're not ready to, uh, "take a chance" on Stenson until he's ready to at least contend in a major.
How's he fared at the four biggies so far? Seven starts, five made cuts, no result better than T-14. Whoa. Let's examine that further. The world's fifth-ranked player has competed in a total of ... seven majors? Guys like Ernie and Veej have forgotten more major championships than Stenson has seen, but he's ranked higher. Sure, we can see the logic in that.
Of course, Stenson's first major win will likely also be Sweden's first major win. The country is now 0-for-399 all-time in the Masters, U.S. Open, British Open and PGA Championship. (And you thought Mickelson had an unfortunate streak going there for a while.)
"We've got the world's best out there for the majors," said Stenson, who was a 36-hole co-leader at last year's PGA before shooting 73-72 over the weekend. "We know a few of them sort of put in subscriptions on the tournaments, as well. It's not obviously big chances that you're going to win, but you can just try and put yourself into position coming Sunday. And if it's there, it's there."
Look, let's not take anything away from Stenson, who was more unyielding on the course this week than any cactus in the neighboring Marana desert. On his road to victory, he defeated one major champion, a Ryder Cupper and a handful of PGA Tour winners.
This is a guy who couldn't put a golf ball into play just six years ago. He has a sense of humor about it now -- "when your caddie is rattling in the pocket to see if he's got a provisional when you're standing over the drive, you know you've got some sort of problem," he said on Sunday -- but 2001 was a space odyssey for Stenson.
Meanwhile, those guys he passed this weekend -- Els, Goosen and Singh -- were in the midst of winning a combined eight major titles. They may never have been in your kitchen, but Henrik Stenson just moved into their neighborhood.
Jason Sobel is ESPN.com's golf editor. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Thank you for ending your spamming of the MNKD board, i'll do the same here, GLTY
I am not Tydurbin, but I will say I would not be too hopeful on MNKD. Difficult hurdles to cross. Sol Steiners own words on Afrezza..."if approved will only be small niche...early Type 2 diabetics who only need a little insulin" This from the guy who was the primary inventor of Afrezza and walked away to start BIOD b/c he knew the mkt wanted a better injectable, not an inhalable insulin. Talk to 50 diabetics and see how many would prefer inhaler to needle injections...almost none. Once they start using these pen injectors or pumps the injection doesn't bother them at all. But do they want a faster acting insulin...lots of them do.
Who said I was done posting facts on the MNKD board? Im short that scam. Mnkd and Gnbt are the same scam differing in name only."I will let the doctor prescribe my 6 year old son Afrezza. Before he graduates college he will have inhaled insulin into his deep lung several times a day for almost 20 years"Afrezza will never be approved without a strict black label and a rolling safety extension. Mnkd is a ridiculous $300M in debt. Ha Ha you think a big firm is going to partner with a company that is not even solvent?Meanwhile ol' bioed keeps chugging along. They have zero debt, $30M in cash, a low float, low cash burn, and a blockbuster drug up for approval in a few months. Lastly, we have gnbt. What diabetic in their right mind is going to take 10 sprays in the mouth (which you have to wait 15 seconds in between) before each meal? And to top it off have a lingering aftertaste for 15 min? Its a whole process? That or a 2 second injection? I rest my case. Biod is the future.


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Here are 10 tweeters recommended by PC Advisor readers, together with why they're worth following.
1. Jack Schofield
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Jack Schofield is a massively respected veteran of IT journalism, and offers a knowledgeable perspective on the latest developments in the world of technology. Schofield's tweets tend to include links to longer articles - his own or other noteworthy pieces that he's dug up - but he has a more conversational style when responding to comments by others.
"I tend to rate the tweeters, such as Jack Schofield, who actually engage with their followers," writes Alexa Ash. "I feel like they 'get' the medium."
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Armchair boffins will be familiar with this magazine's trademark offering of fun, novice-friendly science reporting.
Twitter's limit of 140 characters being less than ideal for detailed scientific comment, New Scientist spends many of its tweets linking to long-form content on its main site, but scrolling through the brief summaries on the feed makes for intriguing, brain-engaging reading.
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As editor of Macworld in the US, one of our sister publications, Jason Snell is privy to all kinds of Apple-related secrets and insider knowledge.
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Within walking distance (10 minutes) to St. Peter's viewpoint, Bica, Bairro Alto, Baixa-Chiado, Crown Prince and served with all means of transport (metro 200m, bus) .
The apartment has everything needed for a pleasant stay, well located in a central but quiet. Comprising a room with bed for 2 and a sofa bed in the living room, suitable for 2 people, a toilet and a kitchen with all necessary amenities (microwave, refrigerator, toaster, stove, etc.), served with wireless Internet .
House (4 guests).
- Room with double bed
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It has been a pleasure to spend New Year's Eve in Lisbon. With our plane having had 3h delay, we arrived at 7:30pm in Lisbon. Having contacted Christovaro while still in Hamburg, he arrived in due time at 9pm to hand us the keys for the apartment.
Thanks to his recommendations we were able to still get a table in a restaurant so we got dinner at 9:30pm and got to enjoy Fado singer.
The area of Lisbon we stayed in, called Alfama, is lively, very authentic, with marvellously hidden corners and just a 10 minute walk from Lisbon's centre.
Restaurants (yet no mass tourism), cafés ideal for breakfast and winebars, all within a few meters from the apartment.
The apartment itself is rather suitable for alternative tourism.
A restoration would be in order.
Good little cozy apartment. Located well in Alfama.
God lille hyggelig lejlighed. Ligger godt i Alfama.
We had a great time in Christovaos Apartment.
It is cosy, clean and very central.
From there, you can walk to most of the destinations.
Christovao is nice and helps you in any question.
We would definetely recommend to choose this place!
The apartment is very cute and comfortable, bright, practical and clean. And the best it is located in Alfama, the oldest quarter of Lisbon and the most worth seeing, with many narrow alleys and stairs. Small shops, cafes and restaurants you can find just around the corner and both the tram and the subway station are nearby, but also on foot, it is not so far up in the city center.
The check-in and check-out was well organized. Pedro is very nice and answered questions, if there are any.
Nice apartment tucked away off the beaten track. Would recommend
The apartment is perfectly located in the alfama. You have a perfect view of the tejo and the castle. Although the rooms appear smaller than in the photo there was enough place for us (four adults). There is a double bed in one and a single bed with a fold-up bed in the other room.
The apartment is perfectly equipped and has everything you need for your stay.
The area is quite and when there is the fado-evening you love to sit on the mini-balkony, enjoying the view and listening to the great sound of Fado.
Cristovao was a good host. The check-in was like agreed and it was no problem to contact him on the phone. Thank you very much and your team.
Thank you also for the nice welcome present: a bottle of wine.
We realy enjoyed our stay in the Casa do Vigario, would recommend it and absolutely love to come back.
Emilija and family
"Cheira bem! Cheira has Lisboa"
These words of a well known Fado Alfama demonstrates the singularity.
Pedro sympathetically welcomed us and lit his advice and knowledge.
A comfortable and functional home. Small "corner of love" in a poetic framework pampered by the traditional sympathy of the Portuguese.
At the end of the street, a "tasca" allows you d'apprécier full typical meal at a reasonable price. Lunch and / or dinner in a characteristic atmosphere of these taverns.
In the adjacent lanes, other cabarets offer this unique atmosphere of "Fado" popular.
Forget everything and live "Lisbon" to the rhythm of the Iberian Peninsula.
Margarete and Lionel
" Cheira bem! Cheira a Lisboa"
Ces paroles d´un Fado connu démontre bien la singularité d´Alfama.
Pedro nous a sympathiquement accueillis et éclairés de ses conseils et connaissances.
Un logis confortable et fonctionnelle. Petit "coin d´amour" dans un cadre poétique choyé par la sympathie traditionnelle des Portugais.
A l´extrémité de la rue, une "tasca" vous permet d´apprécier un repas typique complet à un prix modique. Déjeuner et/ou souper dans une ambiance caractéristique de ces tavernes.
Dans les ruelles adjacentes, d´autres cabarets vous offre cette ambiance unique du "Fado" populaire.
Oubliez tout et vivez "Lisbonne" au rythme de la Péninsule Ibérique.
Margarete et Lionel
The stay at the Alfama Studio was simply the best stay I could imagine. The studio is located in one of the most charming areas of Lisbon.It is very easily and fast to reach. The Studio is just as in the pictures: small, but very lovely inside. The bed is very comfortable and the kitchen has everything you need. You can discover Alfama directly from the flat. You just have to walk out - and there you are, in the middle of this bieautiful part of the city. The welcome was really warm. The Check-in and the Check-out were really well organized. I reccomend this studio to everybody who wants to have a gurantee of a wonderful stay in Lisbon!
The apartment was in a good location, well equipped and clean too. Bed linen and towels were available. Unfortunately, under the apartment was a small shop where people were staying still like night and sometimes were very loud. In one night, even up to 2 clock in the morning. To sleep was impossible.
Die Wohnung hatte eine gute Lage, war gut ausgestattet und war auch sauber. Bettwäsche und Handtücher waren vorhanden. Leider war unter der Wohnung ein kleiner Laden wo sich gerne abends noch Personen aufhielten und z.T. sehr laut waren. In einer Nacht sogar bis 2 Uhr morgens. An schlafen war nicht zu denken.
We have been here with our three children. The appartment is basic, but has everything you need. Three bedrooms, a kitchen and a small shower which was always warm. Some noise of the neighbours. The neighbourhood is lively and in Alfama. A lot of restaurants nearby.
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Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday are your last chances to see Seattle Opera's new I Puritani (my review and my farewell to Seattle). I can't tell you which cast to see. Do you want to see the one with all the stunning male singers and one v.v. shitty female lead? or the one with the absolutely splendid female lead and v.v. good male cast? Just kidding, go see the second one, on Friday.
I had a dream last night where I was at this soirée for rich, white opera donors (what a riot those people are), and Seattle Opera General Manager Speight Jenkins spotted me from across the room and dashed over to say, "I need you to come with me; we need to talk, mister." And I totally gave him the Talk to the Hand gesture, a Puerto Rican hip swivel, and a forceful "Absolutely not."
I got this juicy email a few days ago from someone working on the production:
Hi! I just read your review of I Puritani. I can't give you my name since I am working in this opera, but I have to tell you that you are right on, as most of the cast and crew would agree with you. Of course, Larry [Brownlee] is going to be (when he reaches the full maturity of his singing voice, around 45 or 50) a true great, investing the time he does rehearsing as well as simply working on his art.
How many times have we already wondered "why isn't Eglise in the gold cast"? I stand in the wings, working every night, and she simply brings me to tears. If she wasn't already happily married I would court her like the demented fan I am. Moving to New York may get you a better regular run of singers, but DAMN I am glad you saw her perform this piece!
-Secret Opera Worker
With this Riccardo, Mariusz Kwiecien's voice has become strangely coarse since his Giovanni here last season. Someone in the press roomdon't remember whosaid that Kwiecien had mentioned modeling himself after mid-century baritone Ettore Bastianini. Follia! Bastianini may have been an exciting singer, but he was not a refined one, and his voice was a size bigger than Kwiecien's.
Sidenotes: Is my vision going bad, or was that Mariusz sitting next to Speight Jenkins at the matinee? With all those promotional personal introductions going on around them, can we expect a pet baritone in Seattle's future? And shit, while we're moving new singers into heavier rep innappropriate for their voices, let's go ahead and sign him up for Wotan now. Also who was that other fellow who seemed to be following Kwiecien around? I'm can't say it wasn't his boyfriend, but there's a lot of stuff I probably can't say. Szszszsz!
Lawrence Brownlee takes the insane high F in "Credeasi misera." It's not beautiful, but it's there and it's real. Curious as to what it sounds like?
Even better, here's a splice of nine audio recordings (live, mostly) of other tenors going for that F.
And for those audience members who, like me, are in love with Eglise Gutierrez, good news: She's coming back for Traviata and Lucia. Of course also on the roster for Lucia is Patrizia Ciofi, who's not horrible. It'll be interesting to see who gets favored for the main (and broadcast) cast, but I'm pretty sure I know the answer. In any case, I hope Gutierrez decides to slim down in the middle. Oh, come onI'm talking about the middle of her voice, but I guess nowadays, the other couldn't hurt.


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Mary Wallen, the deputy city clerk in Nebraska City, takes severe weather seriously.
Despite a snow-preserving cold through much of the winter, a warm spring ushered in "shorts weather" by April 26, 1991. She woke to her clock radio and news that a tornado watch enveloped the entire state.
She thought such a broadcast was odd and noted how the weather was warm, windy and heavy. "The wind was blowing, it was like there was no air to breathe," she said.
For the most part, however, it was a typical summer day. She had reason to suspect anything was wrong until a storm warning interrupted Jeopardy, her regular television program, around 5:15 p.m.
Strangely, she said, it was probably the last time she ever watched the quiz show.
She answered a phone call from her mother-in-law and told her husband, Wayne, that they were in the path of tornado east of Palmyra.
He looked out the window and declared that she was right.
Wallen did not feel a great sense of urgency, but thought it best to gather the children into the basement. She had two kids under age 5 and one on a bottle.
"I thought we would go down for 10 minutes or so until the kids started complaining that they were hungry, but it did not work out that way," she said.
The light bulb hanging in the basement went black.
"I remember the profound darkness," she said.
Moments later, she was struck by a brick and heard a crash from the tumbling chimney on the old farmhouse. She leaned over her newborn, while Wayne covered the other two children.
Both parents received lacerations from the falling chimney, but the rest of the house was pulled away from above their heads.
"I remember looking up and seeing the top of the basement wall and there was no house," Wallen said.
"Everybody says tornadoes sound like a train, but this went right on top of us and I describe the sound like a jet plane," she said.
She stared up at the open sky, with her baby on her lap. Wayne said he could see the funnel as it moved away.
The tornado scattered debris across a pasture. It collapsed a pole shed onto their car and tossed a slab of cement. They never found the refrigerator.
"Wayne says we found it, but it was just one piece at a time," she said.
"Until it's your stuff, I don't think you can really understand. There were no dressers, but I found a pile of glass that I assumed used to be a mirror," she said.
Wallen credits the concern and generosity of the community for helping the family cope with the coming days. They were able to rent a furnished house and started their recovery.
Page 2 of 2 - "It probably took seven years for that tornado not be a part of our daily life," she said. "It was just a matter of not having stuff and everyone asking us questions. We couldn't afford to replace everything at once, so we bought furnishings one room at a time," she said.
Wallen said she does get overly worried about storm watches, but said people should be prepared.
"Tornadoes do not come out of the clear blue sky," she said.
She recommends making a list of things you want to take to the basement with you and bringing things down whenever there is tornado watch.
"You have to keep it simple -- your purse, your scrapbook, a change of clothes," she said.
The routine of carrying belongings to the basement became so familiar in her household, she learned to check with her kids when things came up missing after a storm.
"I tell people this storm took the whole farmstead. The old grain bin stood up, so we had to take it down, but no one ever lived there again.
Growing up in Minnesota, everything I knew about tornadoes came from watching the Wizard of Oz. I thought it would slide the house around on its foundation or something," she said.
"You see everything demolished. You learn to deal with it," she said.
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|Comment posted by Teresa Hall at 21:45 on 21st Sep 2010
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|Just spent our third stay in Blackpool with you. Honestly wouldnt stay anywhere else. Lovely clean room, and most of the other residents were really friendly and good company in the evenings.
Cant think of one negative remark to make. 5 stars.... Kev, Teresa & Ben
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|;) Thanks for that Kev, Teresa & Ben
I agree...the guests we seem to attract are a really nice bunch!
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|Comment posted by julie at 20:24 on 21st Sep 2010
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|stayed at canasta hotel for 2 nights free tea & coffee suit cases taken to our rooms,hotel very clean, breakfast was excellent with plenty of choice , kareoke was a great laugh met some lovely people . all staff were friendly, thanks doug & mandy keep up the good work , see you next year
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|Comment posted by claire rhodes at 18:25 on 21st Sep 2010
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|p.s the staff was brill as well very polite especially i think she was polish girl sorry if im wrong x
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|Comment posted by claire rhodes at 18:02 on 21st Sep 2010
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|booked 2 rooms for ourself n our friends n we couldent fault any of them n the breakfast was lovley, we really enjoyed our stay thanks 4 having us!
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|Comment posted by Caz at 12:51 on 14th Sep 2010
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|We had a great time it was my 1st stay in Blackpool and I think we picked the best hotel. Everyone was so friendly, breakfasts were great, rooms were comfortable and the karaoke was great we will definately go back again.
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|Comment posted by Paul & Chris at 11:01 on 13th Sep 2010
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|Just spent another weekend at the Canasta and as always the staff,, surroundings and food were brilliant. But felt I wanted to mention when I booked was told we would have room 31 which on the website shows as a large spacious family room, in reality the room 31 we stayed in bore no resemblance to the room on the site whatsoever and seemed far smaller !!!! However other than that everything else was superb!!! Paul & Chris
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|Hi Paul & Chris
Sorry - thats my fault!
I havnt got round to taking pics of some of the rooms following a redesign of the website.
Room 31 is still a family 3 room and is spacious enough for 2 adults and a child but I agree the picture of the room currently is misleading.
I'll be rectifying that tomorrow
Thanks for the kick up the backside!!
I'm pleased everything else was "superb" and hope you'll choose us for your next visit.
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|Comment posted by Jim at 21:51 on 10th Sep 2010
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|I have to say that, as someone who values good service, I was slightly sceptical about whether this hotel could live up to its frank and honest website which attracted me. Free tea and coffee all day (missing out on additional income); selection of newspapers available each morning; allowing guests to get a take away delivered to eat in the comfort of the dining room in the evening; well behaved children welcomed; rowdies not welcomed; pets not welcomed (suited me). Above all, a choice of four breakfasts, or all four if one wanted. Couldn't be true, could it?
Well, the short answer is, "Yes." Booked a room at short notice and at a very reasonable rate. Received a cup of coffee immediately on arrival (and, yes, the cup had been warmed - I checked out of interest). Plenty of newspapers lying around. Staff were courteous and very helpful on arrival.
The big test was the following morning. But, yes, the menu did indeed offer a choice of four breakfasts or all four! Service was prompt and extremely courteous. Choice of cereals was available, as was fruit and yoghurts were lying in a bowl of ice. Chilled juice was 'on tap' and coffee refills were freely available. A lovely atmosphere. The big breakfast was just that; ten out of ten. Portion excellent - no need to go for all four!
Location of the hotel was excellent. Near the promenade, near the North Pier, but just far away enough to be quiet. All in all, a great place to stay.
Just one regret. On the last day I aggravated an old back injury and could not manage to breakfast. I find the best breakfast in Blackpool and I can't get to it - a terrible blow! Even then staff offered to help with carrying cases and offered to send coffee and a bacon butty up to my room. Was also offered coffee as I was leaving!
Fighting fit again and all the better for a holiday at the Canasta!
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|Wow....thanks for that Jim
Glad to hear you're fully fit again
There's nothing worse than a bad back...I felt so sorry for you when I saw you couldn't get in your car for 5 minutes but...having been in that situation myself I knew nothing can be done to help...just a matter of time until muscles relax enough for you to bend...anyway...thanks for the glowing review...I'll let the staff know!!
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|Comment posted by Fred Woolley at 20:32 on 6th Sep 2010
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|Fred Woolley says:
|Hi Doug, Mandy and crew. Just got home from a great weekend at the Canasta. It was up to your usual great standard. Looking forward to our next visit. Be lucky. Fred.
|Our Reply:
|Thanks for that Fred
Thanks for choosing us again!!
|Comment number 922 of 1169
|Comment posted by Eileen O'Donnell at 22:53 on 3rd Sep 2010
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|Eileen O'Donnell says:
|Stayed about 4 years ago for anniversary and can honestly say was my best memory of blackpool! fantastic karaoke night, crowd fantastic company. Now happily separated n will def come back
|Our Reply:
|LOL... we'll look forward to meeting you again with your new partner then!!
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|Comment posted by Sue & Jean at 19:49 on 3rd Sep 2010
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|Sue & Jean says:
|Hello to all the team at the canasta!! we have just got back home after a two night mid week stay at the canasta,i was recovering from a minor op and my mother in law came along for a much needed break,and we would both like to thank you all for how at home you all made us feel the service,the cleanliness,the food quality was excellent!! we will be coming again and would recommend it to anyone ,thanks again and see you all again in the near future :)
|Our Reply:
|Thanks very much for that Sue and Jean
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|Comment posted by craig fitton at 19:37 on 3rd Sep 2010
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|craig fitton says:
|just got back from the hotel after staying 4 nights hotel was excellent. service was brill staff were always very helpfull and the breakfast was excellent the hotel was very clean and room was also we both loved the portrait u did for us doug and we will certainly be back for more hopefully october work permitting or defo next year thanks craig and bev
|Our Reply:
|Thanks for your business Craig and Bev!!!
|Comment number 919 of 1169
|Comment posted by Linda Sykes at 22:21 on 1st Sep 2010
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|Linda Sykes says:
|Spent two nights at the Canasta with my 3 young granddaughters, late August. Found staff really good and very friendly, especially the little breakfast waitress, who assured me she had received far stranger requests. Got exactly what it said on the tin and for the price was very good. Always willing to help with directions and advice, especially the advice given about mamas restaurant. Thank you, Linda Sykes.
|Our Reply:
|Thanks for that Linda. You got me wondering now what you actually ordered for breakfast!! We're really pleased you had a good experience with us. I'll let the staff know.
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|Comment posted by joanne at 16:25 on 31st Aug 2010
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|joanne says:
|where do i start!!we have just got back from your hotel and can i just say,it was not everything you say it is.ITS BETTER!!DOUG AND THE TEAM ARE FANTASTIC.I HAVE BEEN COMING TO BLACKPOOL SINCE I WERE A LASS (MANY MOONS AGO!!)AND THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST HOTEL WE HAVE STAYED AT.KARAOKE WAS FAB,YOUR STAFF ARE GREAT AND SWAMPY IS FAB AT KAROKE AS IS YOUR SELF DOUG!!ROOM 32 WAS SPOTLESS.AND THE BREAKFAST IS (DARE I SAY IT)BETTER THAN MINE!CANNOT FAULT ANYTHING.EXCEPT FOR 1 THING DOUG,I DIDNT GET THE BUCKET OF SAUSAGES I WAS PROMISED AFTER SINGING LOL.SEE YOU IN A FEW WEEKS.AND THANKYOU TO YOU ALL FOR A WONDERFUL BANK HOLIDAY BREAK.REGARDS.JOANNE AND JOE,MEGAN AND PHOEBE
|Our Reply:
|LOL...BIG THANKS for that. I can honestly say that "I'll Be There" was my favourite all time karaoke song EVER sung at the Canasta!!! I was soooo looking forward to a repeat of it on the Saturday - sorry you were under the weather a bit. Thanks for your business guys and we'd LOVE you to come back any time!!
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|Comment posted by Lee Thornhill at 19:40 on 30th Aug 2010
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|Lee Thornhill says:
|Thanks for a brilliant stay over at your hotel from Saturday 28th-Monday 30th August, really enjoyed our stay and the gigantic breakfast and choices we had for breakfast, the food was great, yourself and all your staff were freindly, welcoming and made our stay over extra special, nothing was too much trouble. A great big thanks to you all and just want to let you know we will be back again in the future to stay at the 'Canasta' hotel, the best place we have ever stayed in at Blackpool in over 11 years of visits.
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|Wow...thanks for that Lee.
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|Comment posted by DAVID & JEAN at 11:44 on 30th Aug 2010
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|Hi David and Jean
Hope you get better soon !!
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"You receive a personal welcome on arrival. The hotel is spotless and clean. The service is spot on. And the breakfast that was the tops. We would visit the Canasta Hotel again. "


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Thick and Thin Blood Smears for Malaria
Doctors use thick and thin blood smears to determine whether you have malaria. If one test is negative and no parasites are found, you will have repeated blood smears every 8 hours for a couple of days to confirm that there is no malaria infection.
Blood smears are taken most often from a finger prick. Thick and thin blood smears will let doctors know the percentage of red blood cells that are infected (parasite density) and what type of parasites are present.
- A thick blood smear is a drop of blood on a glass slide. Thick blood smears are most useful for detecting the presence of parasites, because they examine a larger sample of blood. (Often there are few parasites in the blood at the time the test is done.)
- A thin blood smear is a drop of blood that is spread across a large area of the slide. Thin blood smears helps doctors discover what species of malaria is causing the infection.
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To date, microscopic examination of thick and thin blood smears is the easiest and most reliable test for malaria.
Results of thick and thin blood smears may show:
No parasites are present in red blood cells. Your doctor will repeat the test every 8 hours for 1 or 2 days if he or she still suspects that you have malaria.
Parasites are present in red blood cells. The infecting species of Plasmodium is identified. Also, the percentage of red blood cells infected by the Plasmodium parasite (density) is determined.
Treatment may vary depending on the:
- Species of Plasmodium present. Malaria caused by P. falciparum is more serious than other types and may be treated differently.
- Percentage of red blood cells infected (parasite density), not the number of parasites. If a large percentage of blood cells is infected, medicine may be given directly into a vein (intravenously, or IV) instead of by mouth (orally).
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Blood smears are the most reliable tests for malaria. You may want to ask whether a thick or thin blood smear, or both, is planned. A thin blood smear will identify the species of the malaria parasite. This information is important to prevent or anticipate life-threatening complications if P. falciparum is the source of infection.
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I'm excited for the new Unicorns Creed. The Creed is they are magic.
for me its 'i want to ride a ponyta while lassoing a charmander'
but unicorns are cool too....
but unicorns are cool too....
me 2
even boyyy gamers want unicons to exists
everyone knows that
everyone knows that
who doesn't wish unicorns were real
This is so bizarre but I like it
Grrl gamers:
Girl: "THE CAKE IS A LIE"
Same girl: "what is Portal?"
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Same girl: "what is Portal?"
this is basically me though am I a grrrl gamr too
How does anyone with access to modern media not know what Assassin's Creed is?
is about a bunch of kids who make a blood pact to kill their teacher and all the other students they hate, right?
Some people have lives.
Making an assumption about somebody's lifestyle based on a single comment is pretty cool, you know.
Yeah, because it's true.
Kinda yea. Only for the multiplayer though! D: <
shake shake
oh my GOD
all of your video games comic are hilarious to me to no end
all of your video games comic are hilarious to me to no end
In AC: brotherhood, theres a cheat that turns your horse into a unicorn.
Awesome pointa.
secret mode play as unicorn assassin
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Dominique Archie scored 20 points, including a 3-pointer with 5.9 seconds left to play, to help South Carolina upset No. 24 Mississippi 80-77 Saturday.
Devan Downey, who led the Gamecocks (11-10, 2-5 Southeastern Conference) with 25 points, capped the win with a pair of technical foul free throws with 1.1 left.
Dwayne Curtis had 25 points and 10 rebounds for the Rebels (16-4, 3-4),
Ole Miss lost at home for the first time in 11 games. Chris Warren and Zach Graham had 14 points apiece and David Huertas had 13 for the Rebels.
Huertas hit a three-point shot that gave Ole Miss a 77-75 lead with 1:25 left. South Carolina forced another miss by the Rebels with 39 seconds left and got the final decisive shot by Archie.
The Rebels hurried to the front court for a final shot, but Warren stepped out of bounds with just over a second to play.


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much, much more. At the link below are many legitimate articles exposing Oligarchies, Wall Street, Globalization, the Feds, and Crony Capitalism in general. Excellent research references...highly recommended...dynamite stuff...genuine antidotes to the Propaganda Kool Aid. Not just my opinion. Be Well http://www.globalresearch.ca/ author/ellen-brown
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Los Angeles Libertarian Party activist Ted Brown sent out the following news item from Richard Winger of Ballot Access News:"On September 30, Gov. Jerry Brown signed AB 2351. It makes it easier for a group to qualify as a 'party.' It changes the registration test from 1% of the last gubernatorial vote, to 0.33% of total registration. Show More Summary
On Democracy Now!, Jeremy Scahill (author of the NYT bestseller, Dirty Wars) described Obama's drone wars as "Kabuki Theater". He implicitly referred to the Iraqi-Syrian ISIS War as the same. Mr. Scahill is right on the money. Let's also include the War in Afghanistan, the present purpose of which is unclear to just about everyone. Show More Summary
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Fluor SCS has extended the pre-qualification status of the Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. (BHEL), facility located in R.C. Puram, Hyderabad through February 25, 2017. post dt : 22.06.15
BHEL has bagged a prestigious contract for setting up a Combined Cycle Power Plant (CCPP) in Karnataka on EPC (Engineering, Procurement & Construction) basis, involving supply and commissioning of a fuel-efficient state-of-the-art Advanced-class Gas Turbine. post dt : 22.01.15
BHEL has achieved another milestone by Successfully commissioning one more 600 MW thermal unit in Chhattisgarh. The unit was commissioned at Jindal Power Limited (JPL)s upcoming 4x600 MW thermal power project located at Tamnar in Raigarh district of Chhattisgarh. post dt : 22.01.15
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Marshfield's Old Schoolhouse Common is going solar
MARSHFIELD Construction has begun on a solar array in Marshfield that officials expect will provide two-thirds of the power needed at the towns Old Schoolhouse Common.
Town Clerk Bobbi Brimblecombe said Friday that installation of the three-unit array should be completed in a week and will be operational when Green Mountain Power connects to it after that. The building houses the town clerks office, the Jaquith Public Library and the Twin Valley Senior Center.
The array will track the suns movements to increase efficiency and will be directly behind the Old Schoolhouse Common on the hillside.
Brimblecombe said the whole project cost $97,020 for installation, plus the cost of Green Mountain Power tapping in. The town received $33,960 from the Vermont Small Scale Renewable Energy Incentive Program to pay for the project.
The remaining balance of $63,060 will be paid by the town. At a special town meeting in October residents approved the spending of up to $65,000 on the project, which will cover the balance of the installation and Green Mountain Powers services.
Brimblecombe said the panels will pay for themselves in 12 years and will save the town some money for the eight years after that. She said the towns property tax rate will be higher for the next five years to pay for the investment, but the rate will then be lower than it otherwise would for 15 years thereafter. The town also has some money set aside for other projects that it will draw upon for this project.
In a memo on the project, the town said it expects the solar array to produce 67 percent of the electricity the Old Schoolhouse Common currently uses. Brimblecombe said that if electric use in the building can be reduced to the point where the solar array is producing more than the building needs, Green Mountain Power will give the town a credit toward the cost of electricity for other town buildings.
Brimblecombe said the point of the project was not necessarily to save the town money. She said the point was also to reduce the towns carbon footprint to help combat climate change.
The solar panels themselves are guaranteed to operate without maintenance for 25 years, Brimblecombe said, and other parts of the installation are under warranty for 10 to 20 years.
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Devilish Deviled Eggs
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 15 mins
This is a very simple but wonderful deviled egg recipe that my mother use to make for me. This was always a favorite at barbecues and potlucks. Thank you for trying it. ENJOY!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 6 hard-boiled eggs
- 3 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon whole grain mustard
- 2 tablespoons minced white onions or 2 tablespoons red onions
- 2 tablespoons minced sour dill pickles
- paprika
- Peel and cut the eggs in two.
- Place the yolks in a small bowl and set the whites aside.
- Smash the yolks and whisk in the mayonnaise and mustard until smooth.
- Add the onions and pickles and whisk until combined.
- Spoon or pipe the yolk mixture into the egg whites and sprinkle with paprika.
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while the minced onion (red) was great,,i would suggest that instead of 1 tablespoon of whole grain mustard,,,cut it in half,,,the full tablespoon was over powering,,,,,the picles where a graat ida,,,,thanks for posting
Great deviled eggs! Loved the flavor from the whole grain mustard. These are sure to please deviled egg-lovers! Thanx for sharing your mom's recipe.


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Photos: 2 Chainz, F**ked Up at the Ogden Theatre
2 Chainz and Fucked Up played a free show at the Ogden Theatre on Thursday night, uniting fans of two genres that usually don't cross-pollinate.
2 Chainz and Fucked Up played a free show at the Ogden Theatre on Thursday night, uniting fans of two genres that usually don't cross-pollinate.
By: Nicki Jhabvala and Dylan Owens When we settle in to watch our beloved Broncos each week, one burning question always pops up: What kind of music do these guys listen to?
By: Nicki Jhabvala and Dylan Owens When we settle in to watch our beloved Broncos each week, one burning question always pops up: What kind of music do these guys listen to?
At this point, we should come to expect 2 Chainz, A$AP Rocky and Snoop Dogg to go all out on 4/20. But did anyone expect blunts the size of small children and wild sci-fi multi-joints?
It's 4/20 in Colorado and Snoop Dogg knows why he's here. Like the Trans Siberian Orchestra during November and December or American flag muscle tank tops during Fourth of July, Snoop Dogg's big stoner holiday show has come to define stereotypical weed culture in the state.
The Replacements, Lord Huron and more make our picks of the best Denver-area shows this week. See you there, and if you don't make it out, follow our music musings on our Twitter @RVRB and our selfies on Instagram @heyreverb.
2 Chainz doesn't see the need to dedicating a day to smoking weed. For 2 Chainz weed is part of his life -- every day is 4/20.
Snoop Dogg is moving his 4/20 concert from the foothills to the city. For the second annual Wellness Retreat on 4/20, Snoop Dogg has recruited A$AP Rocky and 2 Chainz to ring in the marijuana holiday at Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRNqIl9_2cs This is a conversation you never saw coming: Conservative TV pundit Nancy Grace talking about irresponsible marijuana use with rapper 2 Chainz. As Grace asks 2 Chainz to watch videos of parents who force their toddlers to smoke marijuana and asks the rapper to justify his pro-legalization philosophy, the conversation stays mostly civil.
"I just got one question, Colorado," 2 Chainz told Cervantes' Masterpiece Ballroom near the end of his set on Saturday. By this point, everyone in Cervantes probably knew where this was going to end up.
Spoon, Residual Kid and more make our picks of best Denver concerts this week. We'll be seeing you there, and if you don't make it out, follow the music musings on our Twitter @RVRB and our selfies on Instagram @heyreverb.
Westword Music Showcase's biggest problem is always its best strength: too many great bands, not enough time. The annual festival wrapped up a long and eventful weekend in the Denver music scene with happier circumstances on Saturday.
Garage-rock shamans King Khan & the Shrines have been called plenty of things over their 15 years and half-dozen full-lengths, including psychedelic pranksters, neo-soul punks and fashion-funk polyglots.
Diplo and 2 Chainz will headline the Westword Music Showcase 2014 along with Cherub, King Khan & the Shrines and Man Man. Read more »
With a line still wrapping around the Ogden Theatre at 9:30 p.m., a DJ warmed up the packed venue for 2 Chainz, the headliner for the "2 Good 2 Be T.R.U." tour on Monday.
2 Chainz has announced he will embark on his biggest, national headlining tour to date early next year. Read more »
While wearing enough jewelry to fund more than a few of his fans' college tuitions, 2 Chainz punctuated his set at Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre on Aug.
As usual, the performances -- rather than the actual awards themselves -- brought the most notable moments at the MTV VMAs on Sunday. The night included Justin Timberlake (reunited with 'NSync), a medley of new material from Drake, Miley Cyrus twerking, Robin Thicke and more.
BY KRISTI EATON ASSOCIATED PRESS OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Rapper 2 Chainz was one of 11 people arrested after refusing to get off a tour bus for almost nine hours following a traffic stop in Oklahoma City early Thursday morning, police said.
With overlapping schedules, new upcoming acts at the beginning of the day and must see headliners at night, festivals usually incubate marathon-type conditions. But no matter how much you plan, run and organize, you'll still miss a few acts.
After "Started From the Bottom," "Jodeci Freestyle," "5AM in Toronto," "Girls Love Beyoncé" and etc., etc. we have yet another new Drake song this year.
Going into Summer Jam 2013, it seemed that the unstoppable Macklemore & Ryan Lewis would steal this year's annual hip-hop concert. But despite Macklemore's many No.
Summer Jam XVI is the hip-hop concert that unofficially kicks off the hot season in Denver every year. Radio station KS1075 brings an array of mainstream artists to the city and this year we'll see the return of some crowd favorites.
The Coachella 2013 lineup has been announced and along with the main headliners like Blur, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Phoenix are two Colorado acts, the Lumineers and Pretty Lights.
Even though fresh T-shirts and shorts will soon give way to sleeves and hoodies as summer begins its descent, the array of hip-hop artists slated to blow through the Front Range this fall is hotter than the July sun.


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Dreads or dreadlocks are coils of hair that have matted together to form locks, usually about the thickness of a finger. You can start to create dreads in several ways: organically, which involves letting nature take its course, resulting in random width locs, or manually, meaning that you determine the thickness of the dreads. If you want to make your dreads thick, then you have to pay attention to how much hair you place in each dread.
Things You'll Need
- Covered rubber bands
Take a section of your hair and divide it into two strands and twist the two strands together. See how thick the resulting twist is. Keep experimenting until you have a dread that is as thick as you want.
Divide all of your hair into sections according to the amount of hair you need to form a thick dread identified in Step 1. Divide each section into two and twist the two strands together; this is known as the two-strand twist method. Continue until all of your hair is twisted.
Twist two locks together if you already have locked your hair but you then decide you want thicker locks. This works best if your dreadlocks are relatively new, or less than four weeks old.
Tie two thin dreads together at the root with a covered rubber band if your locks are older than four weeks. As your hair grows, the new growth will merge together. Later, you can cut off the ends that will never really merge.
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