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Skirmish was the most kick-butt paintball experience I have ever had. Thank you so much for making it such a great place.
Skirmish Team,
I wanted to personally leave a message this time and thank the whole Skirmish team for being as amazing as they are in their efforts in making other peoples day as seamless and as fun as we want it to be. I had the pleasure of having 2 amazing refs in BIRD AND SPAR. Bird being a personal request as our ref (imagine that, you can even request a ref!) he loves seeing paintball wars go in full effect and constantly being of help to anyones inquires and or tips in being a better shooter if you're a first timer. This place is by far the best in the business and well worth any drive from any distance, I have driven here 2 times now, its a 2 hour drive each way and it isn't even a factor for the day you will have as you will never regret it.
Along with the fact that this place is soooo large you don't even have time to see all the fields, their burgers are the perfect complement to something quick and tasty to get back on the fields and battle on. I have had the pleasure of going with 2 separate 20 man groups to Skirmish and each time all other 19 members whether it were their first time or not just spewed happiness and never ending stories on in field battles….
~Hamdy Elsayed · Works at Aka Central Park
Thank you for getting back to me so fast! I've emailed other paintball fields and even if they do email me back it takes weeks or months. My Mom says all I talk about is paintball and she's right, I live, eats and breathe paintball. My Mom is a single parent so we don't have much money to go paintballing with so I usually have to use my money, everything I own from my gun to my gear and even events I go to I pay for. Since we don't have much money I save up all my money for scenarios and big games. Unfortunately I was supposed to attend I.O.N but my Dad ended up in the hospital so now I hope to attend Battle of Berlin instead, and maybe I will even have enough money to attend Battle of Stalingrad when that rolls around and for my birthday in June i want to participate in I.O.N like I was supposed to this year. My dream would be to go to skirmish with the Team I'm forming (Team Shadow Force) for a day of rec'ball or a scenario. Once again thank you for the quick response!
Thank You,
Your fellow paintball enthusiast,
I recently visited skirmish with a bunch of my friends.
This was the first time either of us every picked up a paint ball gun.
The experience was just amazing. the sheer numbers and size of the playing fields was awesome.
We would definitely want to come back in the fall or winters :)
To the Management of Skirmish:
First, I apologize for writing this so late…I meant to email you when we got home from our trip on Sat., July 30, 2011. I then went on vacation and did not get back until today.
I had a group of students on a Paintball trip to Skirmish from Queen of Peace HS in N. Arlington NJ.
I was hesitant in having this trip, but after several requests from the students, gave in.
The experience we had, including me (and believe me, i was surprised), was great. The students had a great time…and most importantly safe.
This brings me to my next point
The two refs we had, Jeff Rimm and Ryan Gregoire, were fantastic. They clearly explained everything, including to me, and made us feel welcomed and made sure we had an enjoyable day. They are 2 great representatives of your organization and ones you should be proud of. I had already communicated this to your site manager, but wanted to let you know about 2 exceptional employees you have. Sometimes things are taken for granted or customers don't let the right people know, and it is simply a "thank you" the day of the event. So, the treatment we received was outstanding, and as i told the two gentlemen (Jeff and Ryan), we would request them when we schedule our next trip.
~Mr. McGinnis, Queen of Peace High School
too everyone at skirmish, my friend and I were there on Monday. I just wanted to say that we had a great time. the refs were very professional and the staff was amazing. please keep up the great work. My friend and I are planning an event in sept. once again thank you.
~Marvin A. Kocher
Hey skirmish, just wanted to say thanks for a fantastic day of shooting people, my dad and i really enjoyed ourselves even if it was pouring. It was a blast and our refs were great
~Mike Avallone
Had a Great day with some friends, and the Refs; Alex and Morgan…were Awesome!!!
~Jay Alston
Hey just wanted to drop you guys a line and let you know what a great time I had playing there on Saturday. Also wanted to make sure and mention that our two refs (Sheckler and Wooly Bear) got some much deserved praise. Did a great job out there and made for an enjoyable day of play. Look forward to coming back down again.
~Micah Lewis
Play friday and saturday night just a great place to play paintball great refs great fields and just and overall grade A+ staff. Keep up the good work
~Greg Ewing
Hello, just wanted to thank you for the wonderful day on your fields we all had. Was def. A great place to set up my brothers bachelor party. (9/10/2011). The ref. (spar) was great. Showed us a great time and was very professional yet. Thanks again skirmish!
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I agree with IGottaRun - I am usually on autopilot, just trying to psyche myself into continuing to run, and then being overjoyed that I actually am STILL RUNNING at mile 8,9,10 etc!!
I try to think about things like plans for the day, or even do some praying but I find that my mind just continually slips into a fog where there aren't really many active thoughts going on besides looking at the time/distance on my watch! It's weird, but I agree, that my mind actually LOVES the break b/c I am the kind of person who's head is usually WHIRLING with 14 different ideas at the same time... so I can use a little downtime - in fact, it's probably what I love most about running is it gives me permission to take a little MENTAL break, while I do a little PHYSICAL exercise...
I think I'll always wish that my mind was more productive, but... that's just the way I'm made I guess!
I count my blessings. I think how lucky I am to have this time and day and be able to run for how many hours I choose. I think of relatives and friends who have passed away and dedicate the run to them.
I don't know If I should really be posting here. it says newbies and I have been running since I was 13... anyhow.. In my opinion I think it's best to clear your mind and focus on your running and breathing... It's a good way to vent and run your very best.
I think about whatever comes into my head. Maybe there is a current topic on the news that has my interest. Maybe a personal decision that needs to be made. Through it all, I try to focus on my running. Running form, pace, breathing. I also think about what I am training for. Any upcoming races.
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Nothing! Usually that's the point!
Sometimes little things pop into my head, and it isn't uncommon to have that "moment of clarity" towards the end of a run. I decided to propose to my fiance on a run! Usually I run to get away and have some time to myself. That is why I don't run with the clubs and groups. Everyone is differnt though.
Act like a horse. Be dumb. Just run.
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Smile, it confuses people.
I usually think about all the negative things I am trying to be rid of in my life or all the positive things I am trying to surround myself with. If I'm in a lot of pain, then I think about the negative and imagine myself running away from it, literally!
Book on Tape/ Audio books.
Since my runs have started getting past 1 1/2 hours, music just doesnt cut it so I started getting books of my favourite author and listening to them as I run. Good book takes the mind away completely and I still maintain my pace.
I like to run alone also - it does give you time to just "be" but mostly I'm such a slow runner noone would want:^0 to run with me! Blessings, Ragz
To God be the glory!
TimeYo- I never thought to listen to books while running although I do use them for walking - which, unfortunately is all I can do right now:( ...
To God be the glory!
maybe i'm weird, but i find myself counting. steps, trees, seconds....Also, i do pace calculations. It really makes the time "fly" by.
I have an interesting job that let's me get a little peek "behind the curtains" on others lives. I spend a lot of time running and going over their actions, the consequences, their motives, etc. Its really entertaining to speculate and it gets my mind off of my own problems.
Wow! It's been fun reading all your answers. Usually I start out by focusing on my breath, the rhythm of my feet moving, and watching the scenery. Inevitably, my mind slowly digests thoughts and concerns I have at that moment, but they seem more manageable while I am running - like they are separate from me instead of in my immediate moment. By the end of the run, I usually have peace about it.
Also, I have a little game I play with myself. I pretend that other people are watching me (people in their cars, or at the gym) and thinking how hot and sexy I am as a runner, and that motivates me to keep running when I get a little tired. LOL! Maybe sounds a little conceited, but it's a game of positive reinforcement. Anyone else have that thought?
In a way, running is my own "superior dance." I may not feel sexier than the stiffs in cars and trucks, but I do feel more ambitious or motivated.;)
lol...But I do feel good about looking good when I'm running. Especially when I'm wearing my shorts which shows off my well-defined legs. I still look at other runners that pass me by and I sometimes think: "****, what a hot bod! " Especially when it's a guy with his shirt off.. I'm still a newbie when it comes to running, but I am a bit envious of the perfectly toned and lean runner's bod. I am always thinking, "When am I going to have that physique?". But then again, I just go back to thinking, as long as I feel great and running long distances, then I'm good.
It's been over 3 months of serious running for me now, and even though I am still at the same weight I started, I've already lost 2 sizes; which is shocking! I will be running my 1st half marathon on the 25th of this month, then it's off to the more serious training for the Rock N Roll Marathon in May..
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of serious running for me now, and even though I am still at the same
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This is exactly why I ask my clients not to weigh themselves. Exercise and eat properly, you will lose fat and gain muscle. Who really cares about their weight if they have a smokin' hot bod'?
Keep up the good work.
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Since Eshell does not communicate with a terminal like most command shells, IO is a little different.
If you try to run programs from within Eshell that are not line-oriented, such as programs that use ncurses, you will just get garbage output, since the Eshell buffer is not a terminal emulator. Eshell solves this problem by running such programs in Emacs's terminal emulator.
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Actors Gabriel Byrne and Liam Neeson have teamed up with Dublin City Councilor and writer/artist Gerard Mannix Flynn, and with Culture Project, to present "James X." The piece explores what years of silence and abuse can do to an individual.
In it, a man (played by the author) waits to give testimony to an Irish governmental tribunal of inquiry. He hopes that telling the story will set him free. The show began performances on Tuesday, and runs at Culture Project, through Dec. 18.
The author and Byrne met at the Project Arts Centre in Dublin when they were 20. "We are both committed to works concerning society, not just entertaining it," says Mannix Flynn, who also runs his own company, Farcry productions. "We've traveled different roads, but both of our skills and experience impact on this piece. Byrne is like the aircraft controller, bringing it in to land."
Mannix Flynn, a member of the New Independent party, has been investigating issues of sexual abuse since the 1980s. "James X" spans over 40 years, in an hour and ten minutes. "I'm not telling a story of romantic Ireland, but of a person who happens to be in this room. Inside of 20 seconds you'll be in that room with that person," Mannix Flynn says.
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Streetsboro -- A new community garden brightens the landscape at Portage Pointe Apartments.
There are 34 flower and vegetable gardens maintained by 27 residents in 4-foot by 4-foot squares surrounded by wooden garden boxes.
"It's exciting," said Renee Meinke, property manager for the apartments. "We're striving to have more of a sense of community. We want to make it more of a place where people can enjoy themselves.
"Being in an apartment limits you from growing a garden, so this gives [residents] an opportunity," she said. "The residents love the gardens. That's the important thing."
The apartment complex, located at 9001 Portage Pointe Drive, has 296 apartments and is in the beginning stages of installing a dog park for its residents, a one-mile walking trail and a new $35,000 playground, as well, Meinke said.
Apartment officials hope to have the dog park done in July and the walking trail completed in August. There is no specific timetable for the playground.
But Meinke said the big focus now is the community garden, which opened in the last weekend in April. All residents were given the option to have their own garden box.
Residents pay $30 to participate, but they receive $20 back.
Portage Pointe Apartments Maintenance Supervisor Dave James has overseen the installation of the community garden, and residents have had weekly meetings to prepare for it.
"It's a pretty cool place," James said. "For some people, getting a chance to work in the garden is better than just going home and watching TV."
The entire garden is about 120 feet by 80 feet.
Although summer has just arrived, plants are already growing everywhere in the garden. Flowers and numerous vegetables are being grown -- everything from tomatoes, onions and green peppers to herbs, pumpkins and watermelons. More than 100 strawberry bushes also were planted.
Meinke said one of the residents, who is growing radishes, said she has never grown anything before. Meinke said the resident was jubilant as her radishes began to grow.
"Her grandchildren helped her plant them," she said. "She was so excited that she brought her uncle to see the garden."
A self-sustaining watering system using rain water was installed, and solar panels on top of sheds allow the gardens to use convertible solar energy to operate the watering system.
"We recycle drainage water from the roofs of the buildings," James said.
Tables and benches will be added to the garden later.
Last fall, 350 pine trees were added to the apartment complex, and 900 shrubs arrived in early June.
James praised the members of his maintenance staff for their input, adding, "We're trying to make this our own little community."
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In the town of Lillian, Ohio, set sometime in the seventies, a group of kids get together to film a scene for their own horror movie at a train station until a freak train crash that sets a series of odd happenings and disappearances in motion.
I know this summary isn't that great, but it is the best I can do without plagiarizing from Wikipedia.
I ended up really enjoying this movie. It was kind of like watching The Goonies, but instead of trying to find a pirate's treasure, you have various chains of events happening as the kids go around the town trying to film their movie. The great thing about this movie is that it definitely doesn't try to be The Goonies; the film actually has an identity of its own.
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Sunday is the last day young players have to show they can hang with the big swingers at the Western & Southern Open.
The winners of Sunday's tennis matches will head to the main draw.
A few players with Tri-State connections are still in the tournament.
Cincinnati native Nicole Gibbs was scheduled to play on center court Sunday. She has won a pair of NCAA titles at Stanford.
Former Ohio State Buckeye Chase Buchanan fought to move on in the competition as well. He was scheduled to play on the grand stand court on Sunday.
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Watch the Your Cat Tucker Trial video and the delights on the girls' faces as they sample all sorts of cat food! All for a good cause of course...
With only 3,200 wild tigers left on earth, money raised from the event will aim to stop the senseless slaughter of tigers by significantly increasing the anti-poaching patrols on the ground, support undercover work to trap and prosecute illegal traders, and educate people to stop using tiger parts in medicine. It is hoped that the power of our combined voices will be used to pressure governments at home and overseas, and to increase the numbers of tigers in the wild.
Celebrities including Joanna Lumley, Ricky Gervais, Mel C, Sir Roger Moore, Gemma Atkinson, Abi Titmuss, Stephen Fry and Susan Sarandon have already put their name to the campaign at www.isupport.tigertime.info
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... Syslogd and GlassFish, REST for OpenSSO, JAX-RS is final, China, SmugMug and ZFS and MySQL
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A compilation of today's news of interest:
Marco had a small expedition tracking a bug in GlassFish v2 interacting with Syslogd. He found a solution and has Posted his Story and Patches. Still working on how the fix will migrate back to the main repository.
OpenSSO now has a set of RESTful Web Services to access its functionality to do things like authenticate, authorize, validate, etc.
And, on the same topic, the JCP just formally announced that JAX-RS 1.0 is now final. The final specification is here. First JavaEE 6 specification all completed.
Judy reports on a SunTech meeting focused on spreading adoption of GlassFish Server in China. Expect us to reach out more to that community in the very near future, in the meantime, check out Judy's note. Added - Judy pointed me to GlassFish_China Google group.
And SmugMug has a very nice note on how they have been using OpenSolaris with MySQL and ZFS in production. Check out Don MacAskill's note (don't miss the comments) and Marc's initial pointer.


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Campus partnerships, services & other information
Office Location & Hours
The Campus Living and Community Development Office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00am - 5:00pm when the University is open. We are located on the first floor of Anderson Street Hall, located next to the Administration Building.
Our Services
Cable Service
Cable is provided free of charge.Problems with cable service should be reported to Facilities Management through TMA on e-Services.
Floral Deliveries
The Campus Living and Community Development Office is the central location for floral deliveries to residents in all university owned housing. Deliveries should still be addressed to the student and their current living unit. Our address is 413 Anderson Street, Greencastle, Indiana 46135.
Our office issues and tracks the keys to all rooms, apartments, and houses. Lost or stolen keys should be reported to the Campus Living and Community Development Office or Public Safety immediately. A lock change will be requested and new keys issued. The resident who lost the key will be charged for the lock change ($50.00).
Lock Outs
During office hours, residents who lock themselves out of their rooms should go to the Campus Living and Community Development office to borrow a temporary key. A temporary key may be used for no more than a 24-hour period. After 24 hours, a lock change will automatically take place at the resident's expense. Lock changes cost $50. After the Campus Living and Community Development office closes, residents who are locked out of their room should contact Public Safety at x5555 to contact the student staff member on duty. Residents will be charged $5 each time (after the first) an FYRA or CRA has to let them into their rooms.
Loft Kits & Ladders
In most of our buildings, yes, you can loft without any additional equipment. The beds in College Street, Hogate, Humbert, Lucy Rowland and Mason require a loft kit; all other buildings do not require a loft kit. Loft kits are $75 and are first-come, first-serve. Requests for loft kits must be received by August 1. Requests after that time cannot be guaranteed for your arrival. Ladders for beds in Longden and Bishop Roberts Halls are also available by request. To request a loft kit or ladder, please visit the Facilities Management page to complete the form.
Micro-fridges are available for student rental during the year. Micro-fridge is a combination refrigerator, freezer, and microwave. The powerful 600 watt microwave has both de-frost and cook settings. A zero degree freezer can make ice cubes and will keep ice cream frozen. The refrigerator is a roomy 2.1 cubic feet, and is controlled by an adjustable thermostat. Entire unit operates on a single plug. Overall dimensions and measurements: 18 5/8 x 19 ½ x 43 ½. Yearly rental is $165.00. Semester rental is $95.00. Requests for this service is made through Facilities Management.
Limited on-campus storage is available for current students while they are away from campus (study abroad, internships, summer). For more information about our on campus storage option, please contact Campus Living and Community Development directly or view this page.
Campus Living and Community Development is responsible for the distribution and maintenance of vacuums in our First-Year and Upperclass residence halls. Students who live in Rector Village and University-owned Apartments and Houses are responsible for their own equipment.
If your community's vacuum is in need of service or repair, please contact our office via e-mail at email@example.com.
Our Campus Service Partnerships
Dining Facilities
DePauw University offers traditional meal plans that provide a number of meal swipes per week (flex dollars are also available with all meal plans to provide students with additional options). A meal or card "swipe" is an all-you-care-to-eat meal at the Inn at DePauw Social Center (Hoover Dining Hall starting 10/31/16) during normal operating hours or a meal swipe alternative can be used at the Den Bistro, Blend, Café Roy or Café Allegro.
ID Cards
Each student's ID card provides access to the residence hall in which they live and is also used for the University meal plan. Replacement ID cards can be obtained from ID OneCard Office (located on the lower-level of the Memorial Student Union Building) during it's regular hours. Lost or stolen IDs should be reported to Public Safety immediately to ensure the safety of your meal plan and your residence hall.
Laundry Facilities
Laundry rooms are located in Bishop Roberts, Bloomington Street, College Street, Hogate, Humbert, Lucy Rowland, Mason, and Senior Halls. Buildings in Rector Village with laundry facilities are: Chabraja, Leis, Montgomery, Reese and Warne Halls. Residents of Holmberg and Strasma Halls will have access to the laundry facilities on the first floor of Reese Hall. Students residing in apartments and houses will have access to non-coin operated washers and dryers either within their unit or in Reese Hall. Each resident of a house or apartment with a washer and dryer will be charged $75 per semester for laundry use. Those without a washer and dryer will be charged $25 per semester for laundry use. DePauw University is not responsible for damages to or loss of clothes in the laundry rooms. Costs from damage done to the laundry facilities will be assessed to the residents of the appropriate group of students. For emergency repairs, please call Facilities Management at x4233. For non-emergency repairs, please submit a Maintenance Request (TMA) online by logging into E-services.
Students are assigned a mailbox upon coming to DePauw. Lost mailbox combination can be retrieved by logging on to their individual E-Service account. Student mail does not get delivered to their specific living unit, but rather to their box in the Memorial Student Union Building. Student mailing addresses would look like this:
Student Name
408 South Locust Street
UB Box# ________
Greencastle, IN 46135
Maintenance and Repair Requests
We regularly need to fix items in our residence units and in student rooms. Facilities Management is the central point for repairs. If something needs to be fixed in your room or living unit, please submit the repair through TMA on E-services. Be as specific as possible. Include the name of the living unit, the specific area or room number, the resident's name (if applicable), and the location and nature of the needed repair. For emergency repairs, please call Facilities Management at x4233. For non-emergency repairs, please submit a Maintenance Request (TMA) online by logging into E-services.
Meal Plan
DePauw University requires that all students living in University owned housing participate in a meal plan. The plans provide students with the flexibility to purchase meals or snacks at any dining service location. Meals are available at The Inn at DePauw Social Center (Hoover Dining Hall starting 10/31/16), Hub Express, Den Bistro and Convenience Store, Café Roy and Café Allegro. Meal plan flex dollars can be used at The Fluttering Duck and 2 West Bistro which are located at the Inn at DePauw.
Network Access
All living units have network outlets in the room to allow access to the DePauw data network and the Internet. Data jacks will be orange or white in color. Problems with internet or network access should be reported to Help Desk at 765.658.4294 or at their office, located on the lower level of the Memorial Student Union Building.
Students desiring to keep a car on campus must register their vehicle with Public Safety and purchase a parking permit. Upperclass students will receive a permit designated "R". First Year students will receive a permit designated "F". Students may park only in properly designated areas. Questions about parking should be directed to Public Safety by calling 765.658.5555 or at their office, located at 101 E. Seminary Street, Lower Level.
Printing Stations
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Change in Bank Control Notices; Acquisitions of Shares of a Bank or Bank Holding Company
The notificants listed below have applied under the Change in Bank Control Act (12 U.S.C. 1817(j)) and § 225.41 of the Board's Regulation Y (12 CFR 225.41) to acquire shares of a bank or bank holding company. The factors that are considered in acting on the notices are set forth in paragraph 7 of the Act (12 U.S.C. 1817(j)(7)).
The notices are available for immediate inspection at the Federal Reserve Bank indicated. The notices also will be available for inspection at the offices of the Board of Governors. Interested persons may express their views in writing to the Reserve Bank indicated for that notice or to the offices of the Board of Governors. Comments must be received not later than April 17, 2012.
A. Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City (Dennis Denney, Assistant Vice President) 1 Memorial Drive, Kansas City, Missouri 64198-0001:
1. Bobbie R. Needham, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma; Matthew K. Needham and Amanda L. Needham, both of Basehor, Kansas; Michael L. Needham and Andrea M. Needham, both of Olathe Kansas; and Russ A. Hoffman and Megan L. Hoffman, both of Wichita, Kansas, all as members of the Needham Family Group, to retain control of Overbrook Bankshares, Inc., and thereby indirectly retain control of The First Security Bank, both in Overbrook, Kansas.
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, March 28, 2012.
Robert deV. Frierson,
Deputy Secretary of the Board.
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Book your room at The Varden-A Boutique Hotel
Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel near RMS Queen Mary
Situated near the airport, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of City Place Shopping Center, Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, and Aquarium of the Pacific. RMS Queen Mary is 1.8 mi (2.9 km) away.
Hotel Features
A 24-hour business center, self parking, and coffee/tea in a common area are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and a free manager's reception are also provided. Additionally, concierge services, dry cleaning, and laundry facilities are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 35 rooms offer comforts like pillowtop beds and Egyptian cotton sheets, plus free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. IPod docks, rainfall showerheads, and free weekday newspapers are among the other amenities available to guests.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
The Varden-A Boutique Hotel335 Pacific Avenue Long Beach CA 90802
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Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and limo/town car service. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning as well as a complimentary manager's reception. This Long Beach hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in a common area. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
The Varden-A Boutique Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free reception
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-out
- Free breakfast
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 3
- Porter/bellhop
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Smoke-free property
- Television in common areas
- Total number of rooms - 35
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Year Built 1929
Family Friendly Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Cable TV service
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free bottled water
- Free toiletries
- Free weekday newspaper
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Flat-panel TV
- Free local calls
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- iPod docking station
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Phone
- Pillowtop mattress
- Premium bedding
- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
- Rainfall showerhead
- Shower only
Where to Eat
A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning between 6:30 AM and 9 AM. A complimentary manager's reception is offered each day.
Start your day with a free continental breakfast, available daily from 6:30 AM to 9 AM. Every day, the hotel hosts a free manager's reception for you to enjoy.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No elevators
24-hour check-in
Optional extras
- Self parking fee: USD 12.00 per night (in/out privileges)
Hotel Name
- Varden-A Boutique
- Varden-A Boutique Hotel
- Varden-A Boutique Hotel Long Beach
- Varden-A Boutique Long Beach
We should mention
This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. One child 12 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.


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May 7, 2007 - Elaine Justice
President of Ireland Mary McAleese and husband Martin McAleese stopped at Emory April 30 for a personal tour of the University's renowned Irish literary collections and an afternoon reception - all at Woodruff Library. Steve Enniss, director of the Manuscript, Archives and Rare Book Library, and Rick Luce, vice provost and director of University libraries, were waiting for the Irish leader and her entourage in the Woodruff Room, where Enniss had arranged a selection of Emory's literary treasures from poets such as Seamus Heaney, Michael Longley and Paul Muldoon. As the McAleeses strolled along the polished table at one end of the room, Enniss explained the history of Emory's Irish literary collection, beginning with the work of Richard Ellmann, first Woodruff Professor at Emory, who inaugurated the series of lectures that brought Heaney, and eventually his papers, to the library.
Enniss noted that President McAleese knows Heaney personally. "These aren't distant literary figures, but friends and people she was very familiar with," said Enniss. McAleese expressed her deep appreciation for the warm welcome by Emory College Dean Bobby Paul; James Flannery, director of the W.B. Yeats Foundation and Winship Professor of Arts and Humanities; and Geraldine Higgins, associate professor of English and director of the Irish Studies Program. Students performed a dramatic reading of Heaney's "St. Kevin and the Blackbird," and President Emeritus Bill Chace presented McAleese with a broadsheet of Heaney's poem, "The Comet at Lullwater," inspired by Heaney's visit with the Chaces during which they observed the Comet Halle-Bopp in the Atlanta sky.


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WATERTOWN, Wis. – In preparation for their Saturday morning game against #1 Dominican, Maranatha rested their starters who filled in admirably in a three set sweep (25-3, 25-10, 25-7).
The Maranatha reserves gained valuable experience in the second game as freshman hitter Violet Newlin (Wallace, Mich.) had six kills and outside hitter Kaylah Richerson (Elmwood, Ill.) got in on the action by nailing four kills.
Maranatha is back in action Saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. at home against the #1 seed in the NAC, Dominican.


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Portland Waterfront (Boundary Increase),Merrill's Wharf, 252-260 Commercial St.,Portland, 12000066
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Washington—Kosciusko School,(Federal Relief Construction in Minnesota MPS AD)365 Mankato Ave.,Winona, 12000074
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BB Cream – Product Review
I've been more than mildly obsessed with BB Cream – I've found that I typically like to smother myself in shopping, but this time around it's been all about the research. So here are a few things to think about when you're on your way to the perfect winter complexion.
Read until the end to learn how you can win $50 and $1000 to Cadillac Fairview in the form of a shop! card ®.
Maybelline BB Dream Fresh Cream
Simple, accessible – I call this one the "beginners BB cream". Just like I was with skinny jeans (oh, how wrong wrong wrong I was), going a little more budget friendly with a drug store brand carries no shame. This is a light formulation that comes in a good variety of shades for the ladies. Five colours, natural finish, most beautifully applied with a brush, this is a one step wonder with eight benefits (blurs imperfections, brightens, evens skin tone, smoothes, hydrates, enhances, SPF 30, and oil-free). Easy for day to day application with finger tips, the only downside of this one being that I do find it a bit liquidy, as opposed to typical beauty balms that have a fantastic powder finish. Find it at Shoppers Drug Mart.
MAC Prep + Prime Beauty Balm
MAC always seems to do things right, this professional grade bottle of goodness is lightly tinted with a creamy texture. SPF 35 to boot – this is a great product that comes in a sizeable quantity. While the North American BB creams tend to stray from the traditional Asian formulations, MAC has been credited with being one of the closer products to the beloved category. Three colours allow for a good range of day-to-day coverage and wear. Available at MAC!
Clinique BB Cream
I adore this brand, very much so recently with the chubby stick formulations (you have to try these while you're looking around for a BB Cream). Three shades with targeting undertones (perfect, because I have yellow undertones) – this product reviewed beautifully for its age defense qualities, mattifying qualities, and natural finish. This is a great product at a fair price point that can be picked up from The Bay alongside some helpful service (always a plus when picking a shade or trying it on prior to purchase).
Smashbox Camera Ready BB Cream
I was hearing raves about this product – and rightfully so. It's a fantastic coverage product with all of the fixings – five shades, oil-controlling, SPF 35, and reduces the visibility of lines. The only thing being that it requires a good amount of blending (as with anything, really), but it dries beautifully and provides long lasting coverage (we're talking 8+ hours). Downsides are sunscreen smell, and the size of the product (though, in its defense, you don't need much per application). Pick it up at Sephora or even Shoppers Drug Mart (my fave).
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I don't need to tell you there is a crisis at our border as you already know that. You have heard from many American leaders on the topic plus Border patrol and more. Two of the countries from where the children are coming are Honduras and Guatemala.
Tonight on ON THE RECORD at 7pm:
our guest will be the Foreign Minister of Guatemala.
Tomorrow on ON THE RECORD at 7pm:
our guest will be the President of Honduras.
ON THE RECORD at 7pm — we don't just talk about the news, we also get the news. We do both.


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Prologue: Ryna
"Come on, Ryna!" my sister hisses, pulling me down the dark tunnel.
"Where are we going?" I ask, stumbling as she pulls me down long, black corridors. Celina doesn't respond.
"You're hurting me!" I cry, twisting in her grip. She stops, facing me.
"Ryna, those people killed Mom, and now they're coming back for us. We have to get away, or they will separate us." She explains, pulling me even faster down the hall. I struggle to keep up with her, my legs sore and my heart pounding. We both turn around to see if anyone is following us, and behind us is a tall, looming figure. Celina begins to sprint, but I can't move, not anymore. I'm scared and tired and confused, and I can't do it anymore. The figure gets closer and grabs my sister, pulling her away from me. I stay still, blood rushing in my ears. Celina struggles with the mysterious person, trying to twist out of their grip. I look up at the person, who has a light in their other hand. It's actually a boy, not much older than my sister. He has dark hair, and brown eyes. I stand there, taking everything in, too scared to move.
"Ryna, run!" Celina screams, still struggling to get free. My sister's voice reaches out and drags me back into reality. I begin to run, the air almost pushing me forward. I run to the end of the tunnel, but a guard is waiting there and grabs me.
"Ryna!" my sister screams, trying to escape her captor.
"Celina!" I yell. The man who grabbed me puts his hand over my mouth, and I bite him, still trying to get back to Celina. The guard curses, wiping his hand on his pants. He grips me tighter, pulling me down the hall. I stamp on his feet, trying to get free.
"Stupid brat! Didn't your mother teach you to respect your elders?" he spits out, spraying my hair with spitty foam.
"My mother is dead." I whisper,
"Aww, poor little girl." he says nastily. "You two won't be apart for long." My eyes widen, and we continue down the dark, ongoing tunnels for what seems to be an eternity.


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All Sorts of Weird Stuff offers news and information about George R.R. Martin, in particular about his A Song of Ice and Fire series.
"When I was young, I read all sorts of stuff. One week it would be Lovecraft, the next Vance. It was all imaginative literature, or as my dad called it 'Weird Stuff.' It was all 'Weird Stuff.'"
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So What's the "Smog"-o-sphere?
Kevin Grandia | July 17, 2007
By Kevin Grandia • Tuesday, July 17, 2007 - 10:39
One of our readers just emailed asking who we would consider to be part of the "Smog"-o-sphere, the antithesis of the "DeSmog"-o-sphere.
Here's a few of the blog sites we keep our eye on:
National Association of Manufacturer's Blog
Amy Ridenour's National Policy Blog


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My picks over at The Nation for the 12 funniest vids that aided Obama, starring among others Lena, Sam Jackson, Jimmy Fallon, Sarah Silverman (and some guy named Clint). Below: "Wake the Fuck Up," which could have been aimed at Obama after the first debate but actually appeared before then.
These are drawn from my new e-book on Obama-Romney race. "Tricks, Lies, and Videotape"
the contest right up to Election Night and the aftermath, and includes over 500 clickable
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Manufactured Gas Plants
Former San Rafael Manufactured Gas Plant
PG&E is working to address environmental impacts at the three-acre site of a former manufactured gas plant (MGP) at 999 3rd Street in San Rafael, California. The MGP operated from 1875 to 1930. The plant was shut down and put on standby status until 1960, at which time it was dismantled. A PG&E storage facility and parking lot occupy the portion of the site still owned by PG&E.
Investigation and remediation work took place at a larger 17-acre property, which included the three-acre site, in the 1980s to determine the extent of historical gas manufacturing impacts to soil and groundwater. Impacted soil was to remain covered and a groundwater extraction system was installed. PG&E sold a large portion of the property in 1998 and it has since been redeveloped as a business park. Ongoing monitoring confirms that these remedies continue to be effective for treating affected groundwater and protecting human health and the environment. All work is being conducted by PG&E and is being overseen by the California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) and the San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control (Water Board).
PG&E has conducted further investigation on the three-acre site that it still owns, where most of the former MGP features existed. The resulting Remedial Investigation Report was approved by DTSC in 2010. A cleanup plan, known as a Remedial Action Plan (RAP), has been prepared for this site and was available for public review through November 8, 2012. A public meeting on the RAP was held on October 25, 2012 at the San Rafael Community Center. DTSC considered and responded to all public comments received prior to approving the RAP. Cleanup work is expected to begin in 2014.
Additional Resources:
- PG&E Work Notice - July 2014 (11.14.PDF, 136 KB)
- Project Update - May 12, 2014 (PDF, 171 KB)
- Community Notice – October 2012 (PDF, 803 KB)
- Work Update - August 2010 (PDF, 327 KB)
- Public Notice – August 2009 (PDF, 411 KB)
- DTSC Resources & Contact Information
Site-related documents, including the draft RAP, can also be found at:
San Rafael Public Library, Reference Desk, 1100 E Street, San Rafael (415-485-3323)


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Need Help with Wedding...Flash or Strobe...
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I will be shooting a wedding in April in Texas. The wedding takes place starting at 7:00pm. The wedding party be using christmas lights and (sparkles). They want to make sure these lights show up great. I have Ranger RX, Ranger Quadra, SB910s for lights to choose from. I shoot with D3S and D800E.
It should get dark about 7:30 so the lights should show up great.
I have softboxes, and Unbrellas for light modifiers.
The question is how cam I maxamize the picture and effects so the lights sparkle and pop. What do I use? Strobe or Flash.
What kind of settings, (A) (S) (ISO). ?
Any help???
Thanks for helping....I need to do some test shots, I have time..
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#1. "RE: Need Help with Wedding...Flash or Strobe..." | In response to Reply # 0HBB Charter MemberFri 18-Jan-13 06:37 PM
Many photographers use the terms strobe, flash, speedlight, flashgun, etc. interchangeably.
In your mind, what is the difference between strobe and flash?
Is the wedding setting indoors or outdoors?
Are the christmas lights on trees, shrubs ... ?
What are sparkles: Passive reflective glitter, or illuminated devices of some kind?
Will you be capturing posed or candid images with the christmas lights/sparkles, or both?
Tell us a bit more and perhaps we can answer your question.
HBB in Phoenix, Arizona
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#2. "RE: Need Help with Wedding...Flash or Strobe..." | In response to Reply # 1Clarktmc Nikonian since 04th Nov 2008Fri 18-Jan-13 06:44 PM
Strobs + Ranger RX, Ranger Quadra, more power
Flash = SB910s of course less power.
People holding 4th July sparkles, christmas lights all over the shrubs and trees.
Types of pictures would be candid and posed of course wedding.
Outdoor wedding, 1930 would mean getting dark soon.
The groom wants the lights to pop and glow with good pictures.
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#3. "RE: Need Help with Wedding...Flash or Strobe..." | In response to Reply # 0
Please respond to this question via the following link to This duplicate thread in the Speedlight forum .
Thank you.
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In article <firstname.lastname@example.com>,
Gerald Henriksen
:Well I don't think SGI really qualifies as a "major" hardware maker
:which is CNET's first contention in deciding on SGI.
No, there's a reason before that that no-one happened to mention
on here, and which I never got around to posting about.
A couple of weeks ago, SCO has a presentation showing "evidence"
that code had been copied. They showed two samples in the
public presentation, obscuring them by using a greek font.
[They showed more samples in more private presentations that
required NDAs.] Someone took pictures, and people reversed the font
back to ascii, and then people analyzed where the source came from.
The first source that was shown turned out to be from [as I recall] a
section of a print spooler that had been written under a BSD- type
license and which SCO (or one of its ancestors) had then incorporated
into Unix System V. No offence for Linux to have used it.
The second source was from a memory allocator that turned out to
have been redundant and had already been removed from the Linux 2.5
kernel. According to the comments I saw, this code had been added
originally in order to support an SGI system that was never
actually sold, and a rare SGI system that not a lot of were sold.
So... SCO likely had SGI in mind: it's public presentation,
showing what would likely have been two of the best examples of
code copying, included one which was SGI-specific.
Positrons can be described as electrons traveling backwards in time.
Certainly many Usenet arguments about the past become clearer when they
are re-interpreted as uncertainty about the future.
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A Quote by Alfred North Whitehead on justice and traditions
There is a tradition of opposition between adherents of induction and of deduction. In my view it would be just as sensible for the two ends of a worm to quarrel.
Source: N. Rose Mathematical Maxims and Minims, Raleigh NC:Rome Press Inc., 1988.
Contributed by: Zaady


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Google Goggles offer search by sight for Android users
Google has upgraded mobile search with location, voice and sight tools.
Searching on a mobile device may have been as bland as going to Google on your web browser up until now, but the search giant today spiced things up a little by announcing a range of new search services accessible by location, voice and even sight.
The Google Mobile team confirmed the new functions on its blog with Google Goggles taking centre stage.
By using the camera on a mobile device, this new service allows you to search for information using images rather than typing words.
It gave examples it could help you with, from wanting more information on a monument you are visiting to finding out what is the best wine on the list you are looking at for dinner.
By sending the image through your phone to Google's data centres it can search information for you and return the search results to your handset within seconds.
Vic Gundotra, vice president of engineering at Google Mobile, said in the post: "When you connect your phone's camera to data centres in the cloud, it becomes an eye to see and search with."
"It sees the world like you do, but it simultaneously taps the world's info in ways that you can't. And this makes it a perfect answering machine for your visual questions."
Google Goggles comes as a mobile application but is only available devices running Android 1.6 and abover. It is downloadable from the Android Market and Google is urging its customers to try it and help the company to develop the tool further.
The search giant also confirmed improvements to its voice search – with the application being available on more devices and in more languages – and search by location where it is now possible to search for "What's Nearby" – using Google Maps to give you a list of 10 of the nearest places of interest.
The post said that these launches were early examples of what could be done with the technology but it concluded: "Something has changed. Computing has changed. And the possibilities inspire us."


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Should Britain Become a Nation of Renters?
Efforts are under way to kick-start the U.K.'s flagging housing market.
Leading FTSE house builders met the Council of Mortgage Lenders last week to find a way of providing mortgages worth 95% of a property's value. This could lead to the creation of a fund to be used by banks to underwrite mortgages.
The hope is that the move will combine with recent government measures–including £250 million in assistance for first-time buyers, stamp duty reform and a relaxation of the planning system— to boost the beleaguered property sector.
The news coincides with a report from mortgage lender Halifax which identified the emergence of 'Generation Rent.' It seems a majority of young people without their own homes believe they have no prospect of getting on the property ladder.
The perception that banks aren't lending in these troubled times, the size of those dreaded mortgage deposits and a fear of the application process has prevented many from making any significant attempts to buy a home, the survey said.
But just how successful might the house builders and banks be in changing such perceptions?
The Institute for Public Policy Research believes mortgages should be capped at 90% of property values and at a maximum of three-and-a-half times household income. The influential think tank warns the U.K. had the second highest loan-to-value ratio of any country in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development before the financial crisis and that this was one of the main causes of the credit crunch.
Does it really matter that nearly half of those young people surveyed say the country is becoming more like Europe where renting is seen as the norm? It's obvious the Spanish are struggling with their similar housing model, while the German economic machine motors on despite having the greatest proportion of home-renters in Europe.
Certainly, the German system provides stability, with rents controlled by central government.


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This movie shows the transplantations of cell from the margin of a donor embryo to a set of several hosts. Note how the donor is rotated to suction cells from around the margin. About 50% of the cell in the embryo are typically suctioned. These cells are distributed in the host embryos by injecting the cells in the animal cap region inside theembryo. It is important that not to many cells are introduced in the host to avoid disrupting the shape of the embryo.
This procedure replenished the germ line of the host embryo with the germ cell of the donor embryo


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DEXTER -- Oral Fortner, 97, died Oct. 8, 2008, at the Golden Living Center in Dexter.
Born Dec. 29, 1910, at Scurry, Texas, to the late William Terrill and Clennie Dill Fortner, he formerly owned a television repair shop at Cardwell and was a member of the Dexter Church of Christ.
On April 23, 1930, at Cardwell, he married Jewell Carlisle who preceded him in death on Oct. 6, 1987.
One brother, Clyde Fortner, also preceded him in death.
Survivors include: one son, Robert G. Fortner of Stone Mountain, Ga.; one daughter, Joyce Wilson Lacey of Dexter; two sisters, Opal Given of Lake City, Ark., and Cleo Heath of Paragould, Ark.; four grandchildren, DeRonda Wade, Brenda Mason, Mike Fortner and Tanya Davidson; and eight great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.
Visitation is scheduled from 5-8 p.m. Friday at the Rainey-Mathis Funeral Home in Dexter where services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday with Don Barr officiating.
Burial will follow in the Dexter Cemetery.


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Top Hotels in Las Vegas
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A storied name in Las Vegas, the downtown Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino is 2 miles north of the Strip; the Fremont Street Experience dazzles right outside, ...
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The Stratosphere Tower observation deck features 360-degree views of Las Vegas to the Strip. The gateway between vintage Vegas and Strip glitz, the hotel is ...
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Located on the southern end of the famous Las Vegas Strip, this hotel is close to McCarran International Airport, Crystals at City Center, and the University ...
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Iconic hotel located on the Las Vegas strip, Circus Circus is close to shopping, the Las Vegas Convention Center and downtown Las Vegas.
New York-New York Hotel & Casino3790 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas 4.0 out of 5.0
Fronted by replicas of the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty, this New York-themed hotel recreates Manhattan's skyline along the Las Vegas Strip; the ...
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With 2 22-story towers and an eye-catching 30-story pyramid topped by a powerful light beam, this resort is 2 miles from McCarran International Airport in Las ...
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Treasure Island - TI Hotel & Casino is connected to the Fashion Show shopping mall by bridge as well as The Mirage by tram, and within easy walking distance ...
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About 1,000 fountains dance to music and light in front of this European-style hotel set along the Las Vegas Strip, next to CityCenter and a tram ride away from ...
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BRP Can-Am Win a Can-Am Spyder Roadster Sweepstakes
Eligibility :
The BRP Can-Am Win a Can-Am Spyder Roadster Sweepstakes is open to legal residents of the United States (excluding Puerto Rico) who are 18 years old or older as of the date the Sweepstakes begins.
Timing :
BRP Can-Am Win a Can-Am Spyder Roadster Sweepstakes (hereinafter referred to as the "Sweepstakes") is for a limited time and begins on December 8th, 2008 through January 11, 2009, 11:59 pm ET.
How to enter:
By going on www.winaspyder.com, participant must give his name, email address, home address and phone number.
Limit of two (2) entries per person
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The following prize is available to be won: One (1) 2009 Can-Am Spyder roadster (Retail value: $16,199 US).
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I WOULD LOVE TO WIN THE "SPYDER"and give it to my son Paul .He a great son and I am very proud of him.
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2008 10:46 pm
Post subject: Compact Cots?
Hi,i really need your help people! I'm 24 wks pregnant with my first baby (gulp!) and i'm looking for some really compact nursery furniture as my husband and i live in a tiny 1 bedroom house and baby will have to share with us
I've been on the net and haven't found anything suitable yet and am starting to panic .
We need a cot/dresser/wardrobe combo as small as poss. I would be supremely grateful for any assistance you lovely people can give me
Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2008 12:20 pm
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Check out these links for great space saving and storage ideas. The ideas on these pages will help you to get the most out of your space.
Hope this info helps!


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