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TravelPod Member ReviewsThree Corners Fayrouz Plaza Beach Resort Marsa Alam
Als je voor de tweede keer in Fayrouz komt ben je een silver member :-)
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Received a nice welcome in the roomy lobby.
Hotels has a decent beach location with a beach bar. Nice coral reef.
There is a nice outdoor swimming pool if you want a change from the beach.
Buffet offers great choice, quality is quite good.
Large and simple but comfortable room, all very clean.
Staff is helpful and cheerful. Animation/event program for who likes it.
One down side is the isolated location, but I supposed that's to be expected when you go to Marsa Alam.
I would go back to this hotel.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Three Corners Fayrouz Plaza Beach Resort Marsa Alam
3 STAR but a good resort none-the-less
The staff were co-operative and friendly and to be frank they were the best asset of the hotel. Accomodation is a good 3 star level and the food was adequately pallatable. The range of pastry and breads at breakfast were wonderful, closely followed by some of the sweets at lunch and dinner. The location is convenient for the airport (5-10 mins) but getting a reasonably priced taxi appeared to be impossible, so its a bit of a rip-off at 30 euro return. Situated on a nice beach where the sea breaze made the heat bearable. Just walk out from the beach and you are on to the coastal coral reef. Snorkelling was fantastic. Huge variety of fish and lots of them too. Perhaps the choice of things to do will change when Port Ghalib is built. Until then , if all you want is a relaxing holiday with sun then you won't do too badly here. (at the right price)
Un 3 stelle - ma resta un buon resort
Il personale era gentile e disponibile e, a dire il vero, era il punto forte dell'hotel. La camera era al livello di un buon 3 stelle e il cibo era assolutamente commestibile. Il buffet di pane e dolcetti a colazione era eccezionale, cos� come alcuni dei dessert serviti a pranzo e a cena. La posizione � comoda per l'aeroporto (5-10 minuti), ma � stato impossibile trovare un taxi che proponesse tariffe ragionevoli e devo dire che spendere 30 euro per un'andata-ritorno � stato un vero ladrocinio. L'hotel sorge lungo una bella spiaggia e la brezza marina rende sopportabile il caldo. A pochi passi dall'hotel troverete la barriera corallina costiera: lo snorkelling � stato una favola, abbiamo potuto osservare un'enorme variet� e abbondanza di pesci. Credo ci saranno pi� cose da fare una volta ultimato Port Ghalib ma, fino ad allora, se volete trascorrere una vacanza di relax al sole, vi troverete bene in questo resort e spenderete il giusto.
Lovely hotel but not a five star!
When we initially booked the holiday I was actually quite worried as we were informed that the hotel was in the middle of the desert, basically in the middle of nowhere and so there was consequently not a lot to do. However if you're looking for somewhere quiet, this is the place for you.
Let's start with the staff, all the staff were so lovely and so helpful, they could not do enough for you, however suring the day trying to relax on a sun lounger can be difficult as some staff e.g. the massage boys and the boys from the beauty shop always come round to try and mither you into going to their shop, at first it's bearable, but by the end of the two weeks it was just plain annoying! The animation staff were fantastic, always there to help always socializing with the guests, they were wonderful, the shows that they created for the evening were sometimes a little strange and not the best but you could see that the effort was there!
The food was excellent, a little repetetive sometimes but everything was always cooked and piping hot, lovely.
The drinks were not the best but what you have to bear in mind is that when me and my partner went to the hotel it wasn't finished, there was still another bar and nightclub that was to be built so there is room for improvement there. The cocktails were delicious although there was not a great selection available, and they were only available in the lobby bar and the pool bar, so if you spent an evening outside the restaurant watching the evening shows you could have either beer or wine, but like I said the complex wasn't finished and I think everything will come together eventually.
The beach was lovely, although extremely quite as there were only about 150 guests staying in the hotel when we were there. I couldn't really comment much more on the beach as I spent the majority of my time by the pool!
The pool was wonderful, always a lovely temperature and just so lovely to swim to the end of the pool and look out over the lovely beach, ever so relaxing!
What I also liked about the hotel was the fact that there was lots of shops (well if you consider that you are in the middle of nowhere there has to be!) A great selection of shops, clothes shops, gift shops, cigarette shops (with a huge selection of cigs) a chemist and much more. Although I did get swindeled onle i ran out of aftersun so i bought some in the chemist thinking that that would be the only place to get it, and the cigarette shop next door sold the same one for half the price! So watch out for that!
The Internet was also up and running when I went to the hotel and it's not great so just bear that in mind. Also I was informed before I went to the hotel that there was no mobile phone signal as we were in the desert well that was not true mobile phones work fine aslong as your phone will work abroad.
All in all I really did enjoy myself and so did my partner, we knew that we were in for a quiet holiday, but there are excursions available if that is your type of thing, also there are activities such as quad biking and horse riding which also looked fun, my partner loved the quad biking! I would definetely go back to this hotel in a few years when it is finished properly!
C'è piaciuto moltissimo - dieci e lode!
Il Three Corners � eccezionale per trascorrere una vacanza di massimo relax: la pulizia � impeccabile e il personale � incredibilmente gentile. Si sono davvero fatti in quattro per noi, soprattutto il personale del ristorante, anche se gli addetti alle pulizie e il team dell'animazione erano in ugual modo fantastici. Hanno trattato noi e, in particolare nostra figlia, con i guanti bianchi. Ci siamo concessi un'escursione di un giorno a Il Cairo con Memphis Tours: � stata un'esperienza strepitosa e la nostra guida era preparatissima e deliziosa.
Attenzione solo a un particolare: soprattutto in hotel, fate attenzione ai negozi di souvenir perch� hanno prezzi esagerati. John, tuttavia, il proprietario dell'ultimo negozio di tabacchi, patatine, souvenir, merita una nota di lode per la sua onest� e disponibilit�. Abbiamo sempre avuto l'impressione che ci proponesse tariffe vantaggiose.
E anche Oscar, il proprietario dell'agenzia che organizza tour sul dorso di cavalli e cammelli, era davvero delizioso! Una persona simpatica - e le sue escursioni erano divertenti e interessanti. Vedere il sole sorgere sul deserto � stata un'esperienza magnifica e all'altezza del prezzo. Ritorneremo di sicuro!!!
Loved it - Ace!
The Three Corners is an excellent place to visit if you fancy a relaxing holiday. It is spotless and the staff are unbelievably friendly. They really couldn't do enough for us- especially the restaurant staff although the housekeeping and animation team were also excellent. They treated us and especially our daughter like royalty.
On a day trip to Cairo with Memphis tours we had the experience of a lifetime and our travel guide couldn't have been more informative or lovely.
One point only - especially at the hotel - be careful what you spend as some of the souvenir shops are over priced. John though the owner of the last shop (tobacco crisps souvenirs etc) deserves a special mention for his helpfulness and honesty. We really felt he offered us a good deal every time.
Also Oscar the owner of horse and camels trips was a treat! He was funny and the trips were both exciting and fun. The sunset over the desert was beautiful. Worth the money.
Definitely going back!
Nice but definately NOT 5 star nice
Just got back from Three Corners Fayrouz Plaza at Marsa Alam having spent an enjoyable week there in fantastic weather.The hotel is a clean modern low rise hotel in a very quiet location some 15 mins from the airport. It is a new hotel but more akin to 3+ star possibly 4 star but definately NOT the 5 star advertised.
Food was good with plenty of choice --all buffet style -but drinks with dinner accompanied by waiter drinks service
The hotel is new and as such the gardens are still being completed so the general feel is one of "it will be nice when it's finished"
The hotel was only 25% occupied during our stay so any problems with rooms etc. were soon sorted out .
Rooms are neat and tidy and ours was cleaned to a high standard every day. Again not 5 star rooms - no shampoo, body lotion, soap tablets etc., only toiletries were two wall mounted soap dispensers..
There is a small fridge in each room but it is not stocked apart from the two complimentary water bottles that have to be refilled for the duration of your holiday from the various water chillers in the restaurant and bars. There are no tea/coffee making facilities in the rooms
Plenty of sun beds around the pool and on the beach but can't say this will be the case when hotel is full The pathways to the beach are paved through the gardens but end before the beach so people with walking difficulties may struggle for beach access
The beach is a mixture of course sand, shells and pebbles and was sifted by staff everyday to improve the texture.
There is a pleasant beach bar which has limited stock of drinks unfortunately no food was available but plans are in place to serve day time snacks from mid October onwards. The bar kitchens were being made ready during our stay but this facility is desperately needed as lunch could only be taken in the main restaurant during our stay ---no beach wear etc.
There is a house reef with plenty of fish but this can only be reached by walking over dead coral at low tide ( swim shoes needed) or swimming some 200 metres at high tide (not recommended as red flag conditions seem to prevail) The jetty mentioned in the brouchures has NOT been constructed which lets the hotel down badly (November start date --but don't hold your breath) .
An excellent dive school on site which I used everyday -- nearby dive sites reached by mini bus morning and afternoon or full day two dive packages by boat. Full equipment hire and scuba courses available for those who want to learn but don't have their own equipment. Dive sites OK with some interesting canyons and healthy corals--but be quick this will soon become another Hurgarda/Sharm and become over dived
The hotel staff were excellent - my only complaint was the constant "pestering" sorry "encouragement " from the animation team to join in the "fun" ---Guys when will you understand I'm on holiday to relax in the sun and dive the reefs -not to do water aerobics, volley ball, table tennis and a host of other activities designed, I think, for our European neighbours
Do not believe the brouchures about nearby shopping and entertainment around the marina !---The whole area is under construction and it is nowhere near finished -- nothing is within easy walking distance. There is nothing around the hotel which ,in one respect, adds to it's peaceful atmosphere.
Sorry this review is so long but the brouchures paint a different picture --there's will be true some day --but not today. If you want a nice peaceful holiday in a secluded location this is not a bad hotel to try --but be quick
Stretching the imagination
Having just returned from a week at the Three Corners Fayrouz Plaza Beach Hotel we feel the need to inform others of our findings. This will be a very nice place to come in 5 years time but as yet the hotel is not finished and there is absolutely nothing around it . Marsa Alam itself is 65kms away. A rich Saudia Arabian has had the idea of building a lot of properties about 1mile away and making a port for use of the many boats that take divers to the reefs etc. The locals told us he wants to bring people from the "city" of Marsa Alam and will be building hotels,shops,restaurants etc and a hospital and the necessary facilities for the locals. This is still in the early stages of development. The hotel itself was very nice but not completed and the so called animation team were exceptionally poor,so dont go expecting any shows! The food was good,and the rooms and the whole of the hotel was spotlessly clean. It is not,and will not be a place suitable for disabled or people with walking difficulties, as the hotel is situated quite high up from the beach, and at present not a proper walkway. The staff were very friendly,and polite. The pool was very good and had a good range of depths, also a jacuzzi and kids pool. There was only one restaurant available at the moment as others had not been completely built. Dont expect to be able to walk out at night anywhere as we were told it was dangerous,and there is only one road finished and that is the main road to the airport. Given time for completion this may be a very nice area of egypt to visit, but for us it was too cut off from any form of civilisation,and we like it quiet! You want to go to the desert then this is the place!! Thomsons do this hotel at the moment and also Med Hotels,so there should be a lot of English people visiting in the future but at present we were very much in the minority as we were told it is a European hotel chain.
Not yet finished but very nice!!
This was our 3rd time to Egypt and second time in Marsa Alam. Although this hotel is not as great, in my opinion as the Laymaya (where we stayed last year) it is still very good.
The hotel is very clean and beautifully presented as you would expect from a 5 star in Egypt.
Food is very good and there is lots of variety to choose from. Breakfast included pancakes, omelets, cereals, fruit, salad and lots of bread. (However, no toaster which was something that my fianc� noticed).
Lunch, lots of salad, freshly cooked chicken, steak, already prepared sandwiches, French fries and the rest.
Dinner was always different to lunch, they would have either turkey, fish or beef that they would carve for you there and then. Plus the huge variety of salads again and Chinese chicken or Indian chicken. Plus they had some plain food, small roast potatoes and chicken nuggets, things that a fussy eater would like. We were eating in the restaurant 3 times a day for a full week and we always found something lovely to eat.
Deserts where fantastic, biscuits, ice cream, lots of different cakes and mousses, really good. Poor food can really destroy a holidays, especially if you are all inclusive in the middle of no where, however, I was very impressed with the food.
The staff and animation team where great, so polite and friendly. The animation team in particular brought a lot of laughter to our holidays, very very funny. You have the option (as you do at most hotels) of taking part in things like water polo, aqua gym and stretching etc.
Drinks and cocktails were ok, although a little hit and miss at the lobby bar, (you would ask for the same drink on two different days and it would be a completely different cocktail, I think the lady was having a few teething problems) but the pool bar drinks were good. Only locally produced alcohol is included in the all inclusive menu but this was fine and is usual where ever you go.
Ok, why I haven't given this hotel 5 out of 5? Well, 3 reasons, one very small, petty thing and two quite big reasons.
No Iron - I couldn't believe it, last year at the Laymaya if I needed an iron I would phone reception and I would have one in 10 mins. Just kind of expected the same at this hotel but they didn't have any that you could borrow not even at a charge.
No Jetty - we were horrified as the website showed that the complex had a jetty. We love snorkeling (hence why we go to Egypt) however if you want to snorkel off the beach you have to walk for 10 mins, (carrying your fins) over firstly lots of dead coral and then lots of live coral before you get to the too big lagoons where there are plenty of fish to see. We felt awful walking on the live coral but there was not other choice.
I spoke to the general manager about this and he assures me that the jetty will be put up in November.
Finally, on the website it says that the hotel neighbors Port Ghalib where there are shops and restaurants. Well yes it does, however, you couldn't walk to it (and there is no public transport) and the port is not even finished yet. None of the shops and galleries are open, they are still building it. So this is very misleading.
We did the Hamata trip and the glass bottom boat trip. Both were fantastic, great snorkeling and lovely staff on the boats. The Hamata trip was a two hour bus ride down the coast, however, it was worth it. The pure white sand on the uninhabited island was great!
Lovely Hotel, would definitely recommend!
What a lovely hotel,deserves its 5 star rating! Although it hadn't properly been finished when we stayed it was still very comfortable and spotlessly clean. We were the first English families to stay here as most of the other guests were German, Russian or Italian.
We weren't that bothered about this although we did have an argument with a very rude and arrogant German couple. But it was in the last few days of holiday so it didn't spoil it too much.
The food was plentiful and very tasty with alot of choice on offer, the kids didn't go hungry. The friendly head chef always made a point of saying good morning/afternoon/evening to us and we also gave him the recipe to make Yorkshire Puddings! Cocktails are also included in the all inclusive, just make sure you try the Pina Coladas! The reception staff were very helpful and couldn't do enough for you.
The rooms are spacious and very clean, we had two bottles of water delivered to our room each day which were kept cool in the mini bar. The air conditioning was a god send as it was 45-50 degrees somedays! Also the maids made us some lovely decorations with the towels one day we had a flower and he also made us a crocodile.
The pool area was very clean and the pool itself was clean. Don't pack any towels as these are provided free. The only downside here was that they hadn't got any parasols yet so there was hardly any shade. We did ask when and if they were to get any and were told that they were on there way, but hadn't arrived the day we left. So instead we used to go down to the beach, its about a 5 min walk. There are parasols and wind breakers here and we also found it cooler and more peaceful than the pool. The beach is in a bay, and there are alot of rocks and washed up coral so take beach shoes but once you get over this the coral reef is amazing, its well worth buying a snorkel.
Yes, there is alot of building work going on in Marsa Alam but it didn't bother us as we only ventured out of the hotel once. This was for a trip in a glass bottomed boat, ideal if you can't swim. We saw turtles, a conga eel and loads of pretty fish.
There isn't a lot of places to go shopping, not like Hurghada or Sharm el Sheikh. There was a few shops opening in the hotel when we were there and I think they were opening more.
The entertainment was very low key, at night they had a few oriental shows like belly dancing and traditional egyptian dancing and sometimes they put a quiz on or got the board games out! Other nights they had beach parties and cocktail parties. For the kids they did have The Trixies Club but our kids are too old for those sort of clubs now. During the day the animation team done water polo, water aerobics and you could play table tennis.
The massages were ok, although we did have a problem with one of the masseurs. The health club isn't opening till next year so the massages are done in a hut near the pool by men, which we didn't have a problem with until they touched one us inappropriately! But this matter was quickly dealt with by the management.
I would certainly recommend this hotel, I'm in the travel business myself and will be recommending this hotel to other people.
Three Corners Fayrouz Plaza Beach Resort
si tratta di una struttura con future buone potenziali� ma allo stato attuale si tratta di un vero e proprio cantiere aperto.
il complesso non � ancora ultimato (mancano i ristoranti e i servizi sulla spiaggia) e vi sono all'opera (giorno e notte) numerosi operai e giardinieri (ll verde al momento � inesistente).
L'accesso al mare � attualmente molto difficoltoso - ma il mare � splendido.
Attualmente manca del tutto ogni tipo di servizio.
Non � inoltre semplicissimo uscire dalla struttura e fare escursioni.
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The herb garden that my husband designed and planted back in May has produced a bountiful harvest, but alas the summer is waning and it's time to clean it out to make room for my cold-weather herbs.
With the abundance of basil (I had three kinds), I made lots of pesto. Did you know that you can freeze the mixture? Combine the basil, garlic (if you wish), pine nuts and oil (do not add the cheese) in a food processor or electric blender and puree. Spoon the mixture into plastic ice cube trays and freeze. Then pop out a couple of cubes (you can pop them all out and store in an airtight container in the freezer), thaw and mix in the cheese before using.
My mint (spearmint, chocolate and lemon mint) did extremely well. My friend, Stan Dry, is known for his delicious mint juleps and I offer his recipe for making a quart of the stuff to store in the 'fridge. (Add this to my recipe box.)
Stan's Mint Julep
Makes 1 quart
2 cups bottled spring water
3/4 cup sugar
3 cups loosely-packed fresh mint leaves
2 cups bourbon
Fresh mint sprigs for garnish
Combine the water and sugar in a large non-reactive saucepan and stir to dissolve the sugar. Add the mint and bring to a boil. Remove from the heat, cover and steep for 30 minutes. (At this point, you can store the mint syrup in an airtight container in the refrigerator for later use.)
Strain the mint syrup through a strainer lined with several thicknesses of cheesecloth. Cool.
Combine the cooled mint syrup with the bourbon and pour into a sterilized bottle. Wait at least 1 month before drinking. To serve, fill a julep cup or Collins glass with clear, crushed ice and fill with the mint julep mixture. Garnish with a sprig of fresh mint.
Lemon mint can be used to make an herbal syrup. (Add this to my recipe box.)
Lemon Herbal Syrup
Makes about 2 cups
1 cup lightly packed lemon mint leaves
3 cups water
1/4 cup (or more to taste) raw honey
Put the leaves in a small saucepan and add the water (it should be enough to submerge the leaves) and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium-low and simmer until the liquid reduces by about a half. Remove from the heat and steep for 10 minutes.
Strain, add the honey and stir to blend. Cool and store in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
The mixture can be added to hot tea, or you can warm about 1/4 cup of the mixture and add a shot of bourbon and a teaspoon or two of fresh lemon juice to make a remedy for a nasty cold and congestion. If nothing else, it'll put you to sleep.
Several years ago, I saved a recipe from the New York Times' Mark Bittman for green meatballs, and every summer since, I've pulled it out and added my own twist according to what herbs I have on hand. Feel free to experiment on your own. Oh, and use whatever combination of ground meat you wish. (Add this to my recipe box.)
Green Meatballs
Makes 4 servings
1/2 cup finely chopped sweet basil
1/4 cup finely chopped flat-leaf parsley
1/4 cup snipped chives
1 slice white bread soaked in about 3 tablespoons milk
1/4 pound each of ground lamb, sirloin and pork
Salt, freshly ground black pepper and cayenne
1 pound linguini
3 tablespoons olive oil
Garden Pesto (recipe follows)
Grated Parmesan cheese for serving
Combine the herbs in a small bowl and set aside.
Gently squeeze any excess milk from the bread and break it iup.
Combine the broken pieces and the herb mixture with the ground meats and season with salt and peppers. Shape the mixture into 1-inch meatballs.
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil.
Heat the olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the meatballs in a single layer (working in batches if necessary), and cook, turning them until browned on all sides 8 to 10 minutes.
Cook the pasta according to package directions and drain. Toss with a little cool tap water and drain again. Put the pasta in a large bowl and add the pesto (1/4 to 1/2 cup according to taste) and toss to coat evenly. Serve with the meatballs and pass the Parmesan cheese. (Add this to my recipe box.)
Garden Pesto
Makes about 2 cups
3 cups fresh basil (tightly packed) gently rinsed and patted dry
5 garlic cloves
1/2 cup toasted pine nuts (or walnuts or pecans)
1/2 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
2 tablespoons freshly grated Pecorino Romano cheese
2/3 cup virgin olive oil
Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
In a food processor, combine the basil and garlic and pulse two to three times to chop. Add the nuts and cheeses, and pulse once or twice. Slowly add the oil and blend. Season with salt and pepper.
The mixture can be stored in the refrigerator in airtight containers (I use small sterilized jars) for several weeks.
Compound butter is a must in my kitchen. It can be refrigerated or frozen. Slice off pats to put on hot steaks or seafood when it comes off the grill or the oven. Experiment with whatever fresh herbs you have. (Add this to my recipe box.)
Compound Butter
2 sticks butter, at room temperature
1 teaspoon each finely chopped fresh parsley leaves, sage, oregano and rosemary
Freshly ground black pepper to taste
Beat the butter until creamy. Add the herbs and beat again. Roll into cylinders and cover with plastic wrap, or spoon the mixture into crocks, small ramekins or jars. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate.
Alternatives: To make basil butter, add two to three teaspoons finely chopped fresh basil leaves to the butter. For garlic butter, add two tablespoons minced garlic.


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On Friday, I was able to take part in a pair of significant events that will have an extraordinary impact on our community.
First, former Berkeley County sheriff, magistrate and Powerball jackpot winner W. Randy Smith came through with yet another generous gift, this time to the United Way of the Eastern Panhandle.
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Saturday afternoon saw Bayern Munich in better shape than I was after our respective trips to Madrid. And while it wasn't the most organized or exciting 90 minutes of football witnessed this season, it was a lovely way to send off Hans-Joerg Butt. Retiring from competition after these next three matches, Butt managed a clean sheet in front of a full house at the Allianz.
11:21 PM - Estadio Bernabeu. Bastian Schweinsteiger sends Iker Casillas the wrong way, and sends Bayern Munich home to the Champions League final. And I promptly burst in to tears.
Even now, back in Florida, sitting in front of my laptop, I can't quite believe it's happened. Although I was certainly feeling confident - enough to travel to Madrid - the reality of it all has not quite sunk in. We are going to the final! It still seems like a dream. Wow. Wow. Wow.
"There's one perfect fit / And, sugar, this one is it / We both are so excited / Cause we're reunited, hey hey" - "Reunited" by Peaches & Herb.
The fist-bump between Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery after the Frenchman scored the match winner against Werder Bremen on Saturday had me singing that seminal 70's anthem. The two mercurial wingers had gotten in to a half-time-locker-room bust-up over a free kick during the first leg of the Champions League semi-final. After the match, Arjen sported a mini-shiner while the battle news slowly, but inexorably, leaked out. And then the pundits began: "Arjen looks for move away from Munich", "Robben's future in doubt", and other headlines I'm paraphrasing here. Franck received a 50,000 Euro fine. And then Juventus put a paltry offer on the table which Arjen politely declined.
So, now that we've got that pesky "we can win the Bundesliga" attitude out of the way, we can concentrate on prettier trophies. Besides, who wants that big old ugly plate you can't drink beer out of, when you can have two massively-sized vessels to imbibe from? To me, it's a no-brainer. Duh. Oh, wait. I'm supposed to be serious because this is a VERY. BIG. MATCH. However, this season, when I try to be serious, things go awry for Bayern Munich, so I will try a different tack and see where that gets die Roten.
When asked by a reporter if his team had been postionally out-played, Scottish football manager Gordon Strachan succintly replied, "Yes, we were outplayed in certain parts of the field today, the big green area of it". My purpose for injecting a bit of humor in to what was a dark day for legions of Bayern Munich supporters around the world is simple: Borussia Dortmund played better football than we did.
The German press has said it all: "The Game of Games", "Festival of Football", "A Game We Love", "The Moment of Truth". And indeed, Wednesday's "Clash of the Titans" will live up to its moniker. Bayern Muenchen and Borrusia Dortmund have dominated the Bundesliga over the past few seasons, and this year is no different. A win against BvB would see Bayern level on points- and a superior goal differential- with only four matches remaining. A loss would would almost certainly take Bayern out of the running to hoist the big, ugly gold plate at season's end, and dash their hopes of a possible treble.
Wins against Olympique de Marseille in Champions League action last Wednesday and the 184th Bavarian Derby over Nuernberg on Saturday are showing a different side of Bayern Munich. While the wholesale slaughter of Hertha BSC, FC Basel and Hoffenheim were oh-so-fun to witness, the last few matches- unnerving at times- are proving a will and determination to win. Even when things aren't going our way.
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The country's No. 1 tailback for 2014 will make an official visit to the Wolverines, his father told 247sports.com. He wil also visit Alabama, USC and Florida.
Fournette likely will make a fifth official to Miami (Fla.), his father told the site.
The New Orleans St. Augustine star is widely expected to attend school in the South at nearby LSU, but his interest in Michigan perked due to the recruiting of another Wolverines commit, Jabrill Peppers.
Fournette lined up a trip to Ann Arbor last weekend for Michigan's annual Barbecue at the Big House recruiting event, but eventually backed out, a player told MLive.com. A reason was not provided.
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If you pass away intestate, how is your property divided?
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My Husband Died Without a Will
My husband passed away without a will. He told his children they could have the business shop and I have the house. My stepchildren want everything, including all contents from the house and shop. I want to move and I know I am homestead. All contents from the house belong to me,...10/17/2007 | Category » Intestacy State » TX #10411
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My Grandpa and Grandma put my name on the deed to their farm in 1985. They do not owe anything on the farm. My Grandma has been on Medicaid for 9 years and has been living in a nursing home. My Grandpa passed away last year and now my Grandma just passed away. I need to know ...12/18/2007 | Category » Intestacy State » MO #14051
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My father died May 2005 without a will. He left a CD payable upon death to my brother and me from the sale of a farm he had purchased before marrying his second wife that has been paid out. His current wife was to get the house, 2 cars, bank accounts, and retirement funds, etc. ...01/09/2008 | Category » Intestacy State » OH #14598
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I'm not asking anybody to give away the surreptitious lol, but I was a short time ago wondering if anyone has gotten the book by Kevin Trudeau call Weight Loss Cure. Did it work as well as he said it would for you? I'm pretty skeptical just about it but am curious. Thanks :)
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My neighbor bought into his scam. He primarily says to chomp through less and move more.
No, I haven't gotten it, and I wouldn't - he seem like a shyster to me! You know the hoary saying, "if it seem too good to be true".. I digit if what he spouts was worthwhile and true, next the real experts would be coming out surrounded by favor of what he says.
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Q: My 5-year-old ferret is limping on his back legs. He was fine yesterday after his romp in the morning with the other ferrets. They all usually sleep all day until dinner when we take them out again for another romp. He got out of the cube and went down a level on the cage and my husband took him out from the bottom. He sat on the couch and ate treats with us. He got off the couch and seemed fine, but a little later he was limping. He is still limping but is playing in the tube with the other ferrets, eating and drinking. Is this a sign of an illness, or maybe he twisted his leg.
A: Since you did not observe any trauma, there is little information to indicate what could be wrong with your ferret. When people limp because they cannot put weight on their leg, the problem can be as serious as a ligament tear or bone injury, or as simple as minor inflammation in the muscles.
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Is your ferret is eating and drinking well. Is he urinating and defecating normally? Is there any swelling on either back leg? Can he move his tail normally? Do you see any bruises or cuts on his back legs?
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Gov. Nikki Haley retains strong support among South Carolinas Republicans but has not done much to increase her support outside that group, a new poll shows.
A new Winthrop poll of 929 South Carolinians found that 42.4 percent of its registered voters disapproved of her job performance to date, while 40 percent approved.
However, the poll found 61.5 percent of Republican voters like the way shes doing her job, while only 19.5 percent do not.
Haley spokesman Rob Godfrey said today the governor is in governing mode, not political mode. The most notable thing in the poll was that South Carolinians are starting to feel better about the local economy and the direction of our state, he said. Thats good news, and its well-deserved, because were coming out of the recession very strongly.
About 49 percent of respondents said South Carolinas economic condition is getting better, while 32 percent said its getting worse. About 18 percent said they werent sure.
The poll showed that 48 percent of South Carolina residents approve of President Barack Obamas job performance, while 42 percent did not. However, if the sample includes only registered voters, then 49 percent disapproved while only 43 percent approved. Obama lost this state to Republican Mitt Romney by a 55-44 margin.
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When most people think of the 4th of July they think about getting a day off of work, fireworks, family picnics, parades and a number of others fun activities. No matter how old we are we still get that kid-like feeling with the anticipation of the first boom. We still stand in awe as the lights flash in the night sky as if it is our first time seeing them.
This year I'd like us to remember the history behind this great holiday. Independence Day is as its name suggests the moment when our country decided to proclaim its independence from the rule of King George III of Great Britain. It was a time when our founding fathers stepped into uncharted territory and took a risk.
In 1776 our country was in its infancy. They were finding their way and trying to figure out what worked for us. We knew what we wanted but can you imagine how scary this step would have been? On July 2, 1776 our Continental Congress voted to proclaim our independence from Great Britain two days later our Declaration of Independence was made public. This action was the first of many that made The United States of America the great country it is today.
John Adams wrote to his wife Abigail: The second day of July 1776, will be the most memorable epoch in the history of America. I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated by succeeding generations as the great anniversary festival. It ought to be commemorated as the day of deliverance, by solemn acts of devotion to God Almighty. It ought to be solemnized with pomp and parade, with shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires, and illuminations, from one end of this continent to the other, from this time forward forever more.
In the spirit of John Adams words to his wife on the first anniversary we celebrated with 13 gun salutes (one for each colony), toasts, speeches, prayers, music, parades, troop reviews, fireworks and ships were decked with red, white and blue bunting.
So this year as you gather with your families and friends and you plan your picnics it is important to remember what it is we are celebrating and why it is such an important part of our history. As you anticipate that first boom consider dedicating the first 50 to our great United States of America.
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Hello all,
I'm new to Aikido. I just started a few months ago and I am excited about having discovered this fascinating martial art and way of life. I have many questions about Aikido but I would like to focus on one I just recently wondered.
I have read conflicting things about sword training in Aikido. I would like to know how important sword training is to understanding Aikido (aside from techniques designed to defend against one).
I have read that after O' sensei's passing sword training was removed from the curriculum at the hombu dojo, and before then it wasn't practiced in regular lessons. I have also read some of O' Senseis poems, one which stated (paraphrasing) that training in the sword arts was a waste of time. I wish I could qoute it, i have been having trouble finding it. I have also read other poems that make many references to sword practice.
We have a weapons class at my dojo which I started attending at which I practiced with the bokken. It was very interesting and fun and I felt I was developing a deeper understanding of stance and positioning to be applied in other techniques. I look forward to continuing it. But I guess I wanted to know why would the sword practice cease after O' Sensei's passing and is it important to practice sword techniques to understand the fundamentals of Aikido.
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1911 Carlisle vs. Harvard Football Ticket Stub from Thorpe's Greatest Game
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On November 11, 1911 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Jim Thorpe single-handedly beat the heavily favored then-undefeated Harvard football team in what is universally recognized to be his greatest game ever. Offered is one of the few keepsakes in existence from that historic contest: an extraordinary ticket stub (2 x 3 inches) in Near Mint condition. As far as football ticket stubs are concerned, this one is recognized as the "Holy Grail" of all football stubs by serious ticket collectors. Powerful Harvard, undefeated and led by their renowned coach Percy Houghton, was so confident of victory against the Carlisle Indian School that Houghton played his second string for most of the game. Nothing could have prepared Harvard for the assault of the Carlisle Indian School's Jim Thorpe. Besides running and defending, Thorpe kicked four field goals, two over 40 yards. A touchdown and an extra point by Thorpe in the third quarter gave Carlisle a 12-9 lead, and gave Harvard cause for concern, but there was just no stopping him. Thorpe's final two field goals extended Carlisle's advantage to 18-9 before the Harvard regulars, who had entered the game in the fourth quarter, scored when they blocked a Thorpe punt and returned it for a touchdown. It was not enough. The final score of Carlisle 18 to Harvard 15 represents one of the most stunning upsets and greatest performances in college football history. Only a handful of tickets are known. This ticket is one of the few surviving souvenirs of Jim Thorpe's greatest game. Reserve $300. Estimate $500/$1,000. SOLD FOR $1,160.00
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ALLEGAN, MI —The Otsego Bulldogs avenged last year's loss to Plainwell with a convincing 56-33 victory in a Class B district final.
The Bulldogs started the game on a 12-0 run and led 20-4 early in the second quarter. Despite the big lead, Otsego's defense continued to pressure Plainwell on the perimeter, forcing the Trojans to take outside shots.
Otsego's Seth Dugan, AJ Atwater and Chris Pearl led the way with 12, 11 and 10 points respectively.
EJ Finch led Plainwell with 11 points and Cody Howrigon pitched in nine points.
With the win, Otsego improves to 20-2 and completes the season sweep of its rivals.
Otsego continued to dominate, extending its lead to 38-13 in the early moments of the third quarter. Plainwell's offense is out of sync and many players are hesitant to shoot the ball. Otsego leads 44-22 at the end of the third.
Otsego started on a 6-0 run to start the second quarter, extending its lead to 20-4. The Bulldogs quickness on defense limited Plainwell to outside shots and Otsego has rebounded the majority of the misses. On the offensive end, Otsego has taken Plainwell's missed shots and turned them into easy transition buckets. Otsego leads 34-13 at the half.
Otsego's forced Plainwell into outside jump shots and the Trojans couldn't connect. On the other end of the floor, Otsego's size and speed overwhelmed Plainwell and the Bulldogs started the game on a 12-0 run. Seth Dugan led the way with eight points.
This week's Kalamazoo Gazette Game of the Week features two bitter rivals, Otsego and Plainwell, squaring off with a district title on the line.
Plainwell knocked off South Haven 62-50 in its district semifinal Wednesday night behind a quick start and a balanced offensive attack.
Otsego needed a quarter to shake off some rust, but the Bulldogs scored 61 points over the final 24 minutes to defeat Paw Paw 71-60.
The two rivals met twice this year in regular season play with Otsego winning both games by at least 20 points.
Last year, Plainwell lost both regular season games to Otsego before defeating the Bulldogs in the district semifinals on a game-winning bucket with three seconds left.
While Plainwell hasn't been able to contend with Otsego so far, coach Dan Klein said anything can happen when these two teams meet.
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