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The procedure for renewing a limited liability company's assumed name is a simple step-by-step process that can be completed in about a minute.
Companies that can renew on-line:
Both domestic and foreign limited liability companies having no more than two assumed names may renew one or both of the assumed names electronically, provided none of the exclusions set forth in the next paragraph apply. Companies that are not in good standing will be required to pay the late filing penalty mandated by Section 1-20 of the Limited Liability Company Act.
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UPDATE: Sharing leads to winning for WMU
KALAMAZOO – The shooting of Hayden Hoerdemann gave them the lead in the first half and the inside play and grit sealed the win for the Western Michigan University Broncos Wednesday at University Arena.
WMU led by four at halftime and pulled away late for a 77-68 win over a feisty Northern Illinois squad in the Mid-American Conference West Division matchup.
Hoerdemann scored 11 points in the first half and finished with a career-high 18 points to lead the Broncos (7-9, 1-1 MAC).
Matt Stainbrook, held to four points in the first half mainly because of a double-team he could do nothing against, scored 12 in the second half and helped WMU establish an inside presence against the Huskies (1-13, 0-2 MAC).
Northern Illinois was led by Tim Toler with 15 points.
NIU finished with a 33-27 advantage in rebounding and used a strong presence on the offensive glass to stay alive in the game.
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Empty London: Do you think he saw us this time?
Empty London on Christmas morning (full set). A couple of years ago I had the idea that it might be fun to take photos of London without humans – yes, I was motivated by that scene in Westminster from 28 Days Later. Unfortunately, not being a film director I was not really in the position to have half of London sealed off for photos – but realised that on Xmas morning there could be an opportunity. Past photos from 2010 and from 2008. [more inside]
"Do you mind if I write down that website?"
"The thing is, we're in Central London and we have to be really careful these days. I like your shots though... very nice." Dave Gorman's ever-so-slightly surreal Flickr adventure.
London Underground Fashion Victims
London Underground Fashion Victims - as featured on the Going Underground blog.
Flickring the London Bombings
Flickr is making it fairly easy to find imagery and stories (cont'd) of the London 7/7 transit bombings. Some are quite frightening. The responses from non-Londoners range from poignant to somber to familiar favorites from days gone by. Check out Flickr's tags for the last 24 hours - just click on one and go exploring for the pictures of the day you won't see on any media outlet.
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One of the best early matchups of the state tournament takes place on Thursday at 7 p.m. when Hillsborough, No. 16 in The Star-Ledger Top 20, hosts East Brunswick in a Central Jersey, Group 4 quarterfinal game.
Hillsborough recently won the Somerset County Tournament title against Gill St. Bernard's. East Brunswick made it to the Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament final before falling to No. 3 St. Joseph (Met.).
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The Central Michigan softball team split its doubleheader with defending Mid-American Conference champion Ball State at the BSU Softball Complex Friday.
The Chippewas (16-11, 3-3 MAC) fell 12-8 in game one, but took game two in a convincing 11-3 win in six innings.
Molly Coldren hit her seventh homer of the year, one shy of the single season school record, to bring the Chippewas to within 12-8, but they could not get any closer. Kari Seddon dropped to 8-6 on the year. She was knocked out in the first inning after allowing seven runs (six earned) on five hits and a walk.
Christina Novak led off game two with a solo home run, her fourth of the season, to put the Chippewas on the board early. Brogan Darwin capped off the scoring with a three-run home run. It was 26th home run the Chippewas have hit this season, setting a new school record.
Kara Dornbos picked up her seventh victory of the season after allowing just three runs on nine hits in six innings. She also struck out three and walked two.
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CLEMSON -- A day after clinching its first Orange Bowl berth in 30 years Clemson learned it will play West Virginia in the BCS bowl game at 8 p.m. on Jan. 4 in Miami (ESPN).
No. 14 Clemson (11-3) clinched an Orange Bowl bid with an Atlantic Coast Conference title on Saturday night but waited until Sunday to officially learn it will play No. 23 West Virginia (9-3), which finished in a three-way, first-place tie in the Big East.
"We are especially happy to be in the Discover Orange Bowl because it is the site of our greatest accomplishment in the history of the program 30 years ago this season," coach Dabo Swinney said, referencing Clemson's 1982 Orange Bowl win against Nebraska, which secured the program's only national title.
There will be no shortage of offense in the game as first-year West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen, a disciple of Mike Leach, led the Mountaineers to the nation's No. 17 offense. Clemson ranks 29th in total offense.
The passing games are particularly effective as Clemson is 21st in the nation in passing yards per game with 285, while West Virginia is seventh with 342 yards per game.
Both quarterbacks rank among the best in the nation in terms of passing efficiency and total offense. Clemson's Tajh Boyd is 18th in total offense yards per game, a school record total, while West Virginia's Geno Smith is ninth.
"I think you have two very capable offenses with the success both of us have had this year," Swinney said.
The Tigers and Mountaineers meet for just the second time and first time since a Clemson, 27-7 win at the 1989 Gator Bowl. Clemson is making its fourth Orange Bowl appearance (1951, 1957, 1982).
Bellamy suspended indefinitely
Swinney said freshman running back Mike Bellamy has been suspended indefinitely. Bellamy traveled with the team to Charlotte but was sent home before the ACC title game after an undisclosed violation of team rules.
"He's suspended indefinitely," Swinney said. "He's not been as focused as I want him to be."
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Swinney said left tackle Phillip Price reinjured his right knee Saturday but Swinney expects him to be fine for the bowl game. Swinney said the month of rest will is "just what doctor order for our football team."
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Ruling that Maui police officers used reasonable force in firing shots at the driver of a fleeing truck that had struck a police officer at Honolua Bay, a judge dismissed a federal civil rights lawsuit brought by two men who were in the bed of the truck when they were hit by bullets.
In an order filed Friday in U.S. District Court in Honolulu, Judge Derrick Watson granted a Maui County request for summary judgment in favor of the officers and the county in the case.
"The officers have been completely vindicated," said Deputy Corporation Counsel Moana Lutey. "This ruling ends the lawsuit in favor of the officers and the county."
The order covers consolidated lawsuits brought by Joshua Nakagawa and Anthony Lum-John, who were facing forward and sitting with their backs against the tailgate of a black Toyota pickup truck during the incident at 4:13 a.m. July 18, 2010.
Police officers Erik Losvar, Russell Kapahulehua, Jun Hattori and Harry Matsuura Jr. were investigating reports of gunshots fired at Punalau Beach, also known as "Windmills," when they came across two vehicles approaching from the opposite direction on a dark, secluded stretch of Honoapiilani Highway. Despite instructions from the officers to stop, a lifted black Toyota 4x4 pickup truck slowed, then suddenly accelerated, striking Losvar as the driver attempted to flee, according to the court order.
All four police officers fired their guns in an effort to stop the driver, inadvertently hitting Lum-John and Nakagawa, who were among four passengers in the truck bed, the order said. Another four people were in the cab of the truck.
"Because the officers were then unaware of Lum-John and Nakagawa's presence in the truck, and reacted reasonably in response to the danger that the truck presented, the officers did not violate plaintiffs' civil rights, are immune from suit and are entitled to summary judgment," according to the order.
Court documents detail the officers' descriptions of events that unfolded in the early-morning hours.
The truck occupants had been at a party at Windmills when Nakagawa got into a fight and was struck on the head by a bottle or rock and cut on the forearm by a jagged piece of glass.
Officers had stopped a black Infiniti leaving the party to question the occupants.
Within seconds, Losvar and Kapahulehua heard tires approaching and walked in the northbound lane to meet the vehicle that turned out to be the truck. The officers heard the vehicle slowing down and Kapahulehua told the driver to stop before the truck "suddenly accelerated," veering toward a gap between a patrol car and the Infiniti. Kapahulehua said he was afraid of being pinned between the truck and patrol car and jumped back to avoid being hit. He saw the truck hit Losvar, who was in the gap between the patrol car and the Infiniti's bumper, and saw the officer launched into the air and over the hood before disappearing in front of the truck.
"Fearing Losvar would be run over, Kapahulehua raised his gun and fired three shots at the driver's head in quick succession," according to the order. "Despite being struck by the truck in the right hip, and being thrown off on the driver's side of the truck, Losvar was also able to fire at the Toyota's driver because he believed that Matsuura was in danger of being struck next or killed."
Losvar believed he had been intentionally struck because "immediately before the truck accelerated, he made eye contact with the driver," according to a court exhibit.
Matsuura, who was behind Losvar, thought Losvar had fallen under the truck's tires after being launched over the hood, according to the order. Matsuura was in the truck's path when it accelerated toward him and he ran out of the way, turning and firing one shot at the driver through the windshield, according to the order.
Hattori, who was across the road, saw the truck accelerate toward the area where he had last seen Matsuura and Losvar and fired toward the driver, believing both fellow officers' lives were at risk, according to court documents.
All officers said they weren't aware that Lum-John and Nakagawa were in the bed of the pickup before the officers fired.
Police said 15 rounds were fired by the officers. Lum-John was shot once in his buttock. Nakagawa was shot three times in the back, once near his left shoulder and twice near his right shoulder.
The driver, Kihei resident Austin Pierman, 21, suffered a gunshot wound to his head behind his left ear. Originally charged with two counts of attempted first-degree murder, Pierman pleaded no contest to reduced charges and is awaiting sentencing.
During a March 5 summary judgment hearing, attorneys for Lum-John and Nakagawa conceded that the county and officers were entitled to have claims dismissed alleging assault and negligent supervision and training. The plaintiffs agreed Friday to dismiss all claims against Matsuura.
In ruling for the remaining three officers, the judge said the plaintiffs didn't meet the standard for substantive due process violation, which would require that the officers' conduct "shock the conscience."
"At each stage of the rapidly evolving encounter, each officer was forced to make split-second decisions," the judge's order said. "The Toyota driver initially slowed his vehicle as he approached the officers, giving the clear impression that he intended to heed Kapahulehua's instruction to stop. Instead, the driver surprised not only the officers, but his own passengers, by suddenly accelerating in an apparent attempt to flee the scene, striking Losvar as he did so, and bearing down on Matsuura in a similar fashion.
"With no time to communicate or coordinate, each officer independently decided to draw and fire his service weapon to halt the driver's actions and protect the officers who were in immediate and obvious danger."
"The court found that the officers' use of force was reasonable based on the circumstance," Lutey said. "Therefore, the officers and the County of Maui prevailed on all claims."
Lutey and Deputy Corporation Counsel Richard Rost represented the officers and the county.
Nakagawa was represented by Michael Green and William Shipley. Lum-John was represented by Hayden Aluli.
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Obama challenges GOP to accept corporate tax deal
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. -- President Barack Obama on Tuesday offered congressional Republicans a new corporate tax cut and jobs spending package he said might "help break through some of the political logjam in Washington," only to have GOP lawmakers immediately throw cold water on the idea.
The announcement and quick rejection underscored how elusive common ground is between the Democratic White House and Republicans in Congress on fiscal issues. The divide was particularly stark on the corporate tax proposal given that both parties generally have supported overhauling the code for businesses, though the White House and Republicans have differed on specifics.
Obama outlined his proposal at an Amazon.com plant in Chattanooga, his latest stop on a campaign to refocus on the economy. He said "serious people" in both parties should accept his offer.
"I'm willing to work with Republicans on reforming our corporate tax code, as long as we use the money from transitioning to a simpler tax system for a significant investment in creating middle-class jobs," Obama said. "That's the deal."
But the office of House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, complained that Obama's plan was simply a repackaging of proposals the White House has always supported.
"It's the opposite of a concession," said spokesman Brendan Buck, noting that Republicans want to link a corporate tax overhaul with changes in the individual tax code.
Like Republicans, the president previously has called for corporate tax reform to be coupled with an individual tax overhaul. But his new offer drops that demand and calls only for lowering the corporate rate from 35 percent to 28 percent, with an even lower effective tax rate of 25 percent for manufacturers.
The White House also said the president will continue to seek changes to the individual tax rate as part of a larger "grand bargain" he wants with the GOP.
Obama also wants one-time revenue generated from the tax overhaul to go to jobs programs, including infrastructure and manufacturing.
"If we're going to give businesses a better deal, we're going to give workers a better deal too," the president said.


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Last original Vt. State Police trooper dies
ST. JOHNSBURY Harold Ace Ackerman, the last original member of the Vermont State Police, died Monday at his home in St. Johnsbury. He was 92.
Ackerman was one of the 19 original troopers who hit the road in Rutland after the creation of the state police.
He transferred to St. Johnsbury in 1955 and worked there until he retired in 1981 after 25 years of service
Ace was extremely proud to be a Vermont State Trooper and enjoyed talking about it, said Lt. Michael Henry, the current commander of the St. Johnsbury barracks.
Henry said that Ackerman met all of the new troopers assigned to St. Johnsbury and he always gave them the same advice: Listen to your patrol commander.
The state police was formed in the aftermath of the still-unsolved disappearance of a Bennington College student when officials had to call in investigators from Connecticut and New York for assistance.
A history of the Vermont State Police says that the first troopers regularly worked 90-hour weeks, six days a week, with each trooper responsible for criminal investigations and routine motor vehicle patrols.
Ackerman was given the nickname Ace by his supervisor after he solved a lumber theft the same day it was reported. The nickname stuck.
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The Elements - An Epic, Alternative Earth Fantasy!
When Kgosi refuses to halt his invasion of the neighboring Lungi villages, and Nkosana unintentionally offends a powerful foe neither can defeat, both tribes face possible extinction. With both of their lands barren and devastated by the battles and an earthquake, they face a critical decision. Should they follow the reluctant advice of Kgosi's trusted adviser Baba? Or face the extinction of their proud people? Kgosi and Nkosana, rulers of the Kishnu and Lungi respectively, follow the advice, but will they survive the land known in both of their mythologies as the resting place for all souls, which they are forced to make their home? Living with the inhabitants proves to be a test when they are asked to follow their cultural ways in exchange for aid. Both kings discover that the fate of both tribes relies on the cooperation of the other, as much as the aid of the strange inhabitants.


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She was the breakout star of S/S 2011 walking in 56 shows including opening or closing 10 shows!
The gap-toothed, green-eyed 16-year-old is signed to Marilyn in NYC but she's still living at home in Kansas with her parents so she can keep going to school.
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Birthday Party Entertainment and Activities on Long Island
A list of birthday party entertainment, entertainers, and activities in Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island.
A list of birthday party entertainment, entertainers, and activities in Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island.
A guide to party entertainment, entertainers, and fun activities for kids birthdays in Manhattan.
A list of birthday party entertainment, entertainers, and activities in Westchester County.
Ideas to help ensure your children will feel special on their birthdays and not overshadowed by the holidays.
UPDATED April: A select list of fun birthday party places for kids in Westchester County, NY, including restaurants, gyms, and more that host children's parties in and near Ardsley, Bedford, Croton-on-Hudson, Mamaroneck, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, Peekskill, Rye, Scarsdale, White Plains, and Yonkers. You'll also find caterers, party supply stores, and children's party entertainment, including magicians, clowns, musicians, face painters, and more.
UPDATED April: This is your one-stop guide for planning a children's birthday party or special event in Rockland County, New York. You'll find birthday party places; entertainers including musicians, magicians, face painters, and clowns; cake shops and bakeries; and balloon and party supply stores in New City, Nanuet, Orangeburg, West Nyack, Blauvelt, Valley Cottage, Pearl River, and more, plus parties that come to your home.
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UPDATED April: Find birthday party places for kids in Fairfield County, CT, including stores, gyms, restaurants, and more that host children's parties in Bridgeport, Danbury, Darien, Fairfield, Greenwich, Norwalk, Ridgefield, Stamford, Stratford, Trumbull, Weston, Westport, and Wilton. You'll also find kids' party entertainers like clowns, magicians, face painters, and more.
UPDATED April: Find fun kids' birthday party places in Queens, including restaurants, gyms and sports facilities, and other places that host birthday parties for children in Astoria, Bayside, Bellerose, Elmhurst, Flushing, Jamaica, Kew Gardens, Long Island City, Maspeth, Richmond Hill, Sunnyside, Woodside. You'll also find caterers, party supply stores, and kids' party entertainers like magicians, clowns, and face painters.
UPDATED April: Find fun kids' party places on Long Island, from Nassau County, including Garden City, Oyster Bay, Hempstead, Glen Cove, Mineloa, New Hyde Park, Rockville Centre, Valley Stream, Port Washington, and Farmingdale, to Suffolk County, including Babylon, Brookhaven, East Hampton, Huntington, Islip, Riverhead, Smithtown, Southampton. You'll also find children's party entertainers like magicians, clowns, and face painters.
UPDATED April: A list of fun kids' birthday party places in Manhattan, including restaurants, gyms and sports facilities, and other places in NYC that host birthday parties for children. You'll also find caterers, party supply stores, and kids' party entertainers like magicians, clowns, and face painters in New York City, including those on the Upper East Side, Upper West Side, East Village, West Village, Midtown, Harlem, and beyond.
Soul Practice Yoga, owned and operated by Sally Rodriguez Hamm, certified yoga instructor, now offers kid, tween, and ladies' night parties in your home.
Sugar Mama by Kim, a bakery that offers customizable cookies and cakes, is opening in Larchmont next month. The bakery offers baking birthday parties, classes, and a summer camp.
Looking for some birthday party entertainment for your child's outdoor party? We've compiled eight classic outdoor games for kids, including a potato sack race, three-legged race, and the limbo.
Glitz & Glamour spa and salon for kids and tweens recently came under new ownership. The spa offers birthday entertainment at it's Islip location for spa parties, as well as Girl Scout parties.
The Lanyard Ladies, a duo that provides birthday party entertainment, recently opened a Nassau County party location in Garden City Park. The duo also offers a crafty camp.
Chop Culinary Entertainment now offers Saturday cooking and baking classes for kids in Mamaroneck. The Westchester-based culinary entertainment service also offers birthday party entertainment.
Is your birthday child an aspiring chef? Kidz Pasta Parties may be what you're looking for. With the in-home birthday party entertainment service, partygoers will learn how to make and cook pasta.
Python Printable Games, an online game resource, offers party games that are perfect for last-minute birthday party entertainment ideas.
Expanding on his artistic balloon twisting service, Brooklyn Balloon Company, creator Robert Moy is now expanding his party services to include fun face painting in the New York City area.
Elaine Cohen, author of 'Super-Duper Cupcakes', shares step-by-step directions to decorate train cupcakes and butterfly cupcakes at a cupcake-decorating party.
Glamify, a mobile spa party service, offers spa packages for girls' birthday parties in the New York metro area. The birthday party entertainment can include spa services such as mud masks, manicures, pedicures, and glitter tattoos.
UPDATED APRIL 2015: Plan the best kids birthday party with fun ideas and find kid party spaces and venues, caterers for kids parties, and discover kid entertainers like magicians, clowns, musicians, and face painters in Westchester County cities like New Rochelle, Yonkers, White Plains, Peekskill, and Rye.
National art education program Abrakadoodle now offers its classes at various locations in Suffolk County, taught by Lisa Albert. The art program also offers in-home birthday parties, with activities and lessons.
BeeAlive Bee Spa and Retail Store, located in Nyack, now offers its Queen Bee Tea and Spa parties for girls. The spa birthday party includes facials using the stores BeeAlive spa products and manicures, and girls dress up before the tea party begins.
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Black History: Remembering Kool & the Gang
No,No,No,No a gazillion times NO!!!!!!!! This is not fact and hence the reason for my earlier posting. Kool and the Gang were God-sayer-no-higher at this time. They were at their absolute height and you know what? Neither Love and Understanding (with that oh-so-bad-live version of Summer Madness) nor Open Sesame had even been RELEASED yet!!!!!
Selah being such a K&TG aficionado that I am, I had to go look some things up. This was 1974 and Kool and em was literally stinkin places up with their funk. They had finally normalized themselves into the band that sustains them even today. The previous year they had released Wild and Peaceful. That was probably up to that time their best work. It featured Kool as jazz and Kool as funk and Kool as R&B. You had the earth-shattering-funk-changing (yeah that's right...things HAD to change after this one) Funky Stuff! The late Claydes Smith's guitar line and George Funky Brown's (one of my favorite drummahs of all time) stutter bass drum line were to become benchmarks of funky music for years to come. Much like Pretty Purdie's hi-hat-bark thing at the end of his solo on Rock Steady.
You also had the jazz/funk/r&b of Jungle Boogie (by the way y'all dig how advertisers and whatnot took at least twenty to thirty YEARS before they could understand and subsequently 'use' Jungle Boogie in commercials and what not?....they STILL don't understand Funky Stuff and never will).For straight R&B (with a nod towards funk and maybe pop) there was Hollywood Swinging. Then there was a very valiant (and great) jazz effort with the Bossa-nova driven title cut Wild and Peaceful. There are a couple more 'b' cuts on there that escape me right now but suffice to say there really wasn't a dull moment on that album.
The album that they had to be supporting at the time was what I like to call their NOI album for it was the time that most of Kool and The Gang had converted to Islam. They all (with the exception of like three cats-Spike Mickens, Ricky West and DT Thomas) had converted to Islam. I could be wrong about that too because everybody don't necessarily wear everything on their public sleeve. Ricky West had not died yet and was still very much a part of this band.
At any rate the name of this album was Light Of Worlds and featured (among other things) the original version of Summer Madness which literally became THE definitive summer jam. (Juice I remember you and KPitt saying something about Will Smith's version....Negroes....please?). It's synth use would've been corny by anybody else (Stevie,Bernie,Herbie?) The line/solo/hook was so elementary but the points go to production, execution and presentation.
The melody and overall breeziness of this tune captured everyone's imagination and soul. People wanted to be cool. They were growing up from weed and out of the LSD and universally the influence of Superfly and cocaine became the norm. This went right along with all of that. Duji was for all intents and purposes dead. It had opiated the masses it was supposed to opiate. That drug was a byproduct and manifestation of the draft and the subsequent Viet-Nam war (which was also over at this time). It killed the Panther party and effectively took away all of our Black Power (UNGAWA!) No mo o' dat!
This album marked a certain maturation-of-Kool-and-the-Gang Pt.1 (pt 2 came w/Deodato and the disco/pop thing). If you listen to YouDon't Have to Change for Me and it's ending you can almost hear the opening to Summer Madness because it's said that that tune (Change) was initially the intro to Madness. There was also Higher Plane (one of the radio hits),Whiting H&G (more NOI-fish reference because NOI was hustling Whiting at this time), Street Corner Symphony (a sort of funk tribute to Coltrane), Fruitman (more NOI) Rhyme Tyme People (one of my all time K&TG funk classics- another conscious anti-drug message song), Light Of Worlds and Here After (both preachy-incense-and-bells-quasi-religious-consciousness-raising affairs).This was also the time that they cloned themselves and produced (Robert and Ronnie's little brother) an album by a group called (no irony here) The Kaygees. The hit was something called Keep on Bumpin. It became a disco classic. The rest of the album was just like (in message, musicianship, production and execution) Light of the Worlds.
Sprit of the Boogie (1975-more NOI stuff but less focused), Open Sesame (1976-forget NOI-now they were straight Arabic-lol!) and Love and Understanding (1976) were a kind of father, son and Holy Spirit of this genre for them. It marked the end of the K&TG that we knew and loved. The peak of this period was Open Sesame. For me it is the best K&TG record of all time. We all know how white folk dug it so much it became an anthem of sorts for Sat Night Fever (in SPITE of the whole Bee Gees thing). That last album Love And Understanding was almost a throwaway with it's live (and very funky) version of Hollywood Swinging and Come Together (itself a pt.2 to Love And Understanding...the tag line to that song was 'come together') By now their preachiness and penchant for overwriting these stupendous horn lines had gotten the best of them and this was the beginning of the end. By the time The Force came out I had to be a- the only person that liked it and b-probably the only one who bought it.
The year was 1977.
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Season 3, Episode 6: In Marge We Trust
Deceptively simple challenges are my favorite part of "Project Runway," and I got the mother of all deceptively simple challenges this week, in every sense of the phrase.
Marge Simpson herself, matriarch of arguably the most influential TV family of all time on Fox's "The Simpsons," pops up on a TV screen to introduce the challenge to our remaining designers. The gang has to create a dress for Marge to wear on a special dinner date with Homer. The only real rule? No green -- she's worn enough green to last multiple animated lifetimes. Because it wouldn't be a "Simpsons" challenge without a sassy dig, she reminds the designers to take advantage of the accessories on the "Whoever's Sponsoring the Wall Now wall." High-five, Marge.
This task can be boiled down into one directive -- "Design a dress for Marge Simpson" -- but there's a lot at play. The design has to work on a real human model but it must also work with Marge's yellow skin and blue hair. It's gotta be fashion-forward while remaining appropriate for a middle-aged woman on a dinner date. It has to have runway appeal but it also has to translate into 2D animation. See? Deceptively simple. I love it.
Interestingly (or maybe not), the men seem to have the biggest issue in the workroom this week. While Korto, Irina, and Elena quickly settle into a groove with their designs, Seth Aaron, Jeffrey, and Christopher struggle to conceptualize an appropriate garment for a middle-aged woman to wear at a romantic anniversary celebration. Zanna has to talk Seth Aaron down from using polka dots, which sends him on a downward spiral in which he drapes FIVE potential gowns, all of them boring. Viktor, meanwhile, is creating a look that screams "safe" from the beginning: Acceptable and well made but definitely not worthy of a win. He's still stinging from landing in the bottom last week, I think.
Actress Abigail Breslin and alice + olivia founder and designer Stacey Bendet are our guest judges. Onward:
Top Three
Irina - A royal purple strapless fitted cocktail dress with tea-length chiffon paneling draped from the bustline. Early in the episode Jeffrey calls it a "giant purple nightie" but it walks elegantly down the runway. Stacey thinks it's the most creative, Alyssa compliments the color choice, and the panel is impressed by the different silhouette. Irina wins her first challenge of the season, yay!
Elena - A red gown with a plunging back paired with a quilted black blazer. The dress is beautiful and red is a smart color choice for a character with yellow skin, but the jacket looks oddly bulky, and all of it is, again, so similar to things Elena has already created for this competition. The more the judges over-praise Elena's fine but unexciting work the more I reflexively dislike everything she makes.
Korto - A black one-shoulder dress accented by sheer panels at the shoulders. The fabric has an attractive muted shimmer to it. Everyone likes this dress, especially the sheer panel at the shoulder and the hemline, but it's not exciting enough (and not Marge-enough) to warrant a win. Korto's safe.
Bottom Three
Christopher - A floral print strapless belted cocktail dress that Christopher compares to a '50s housewife ensemble but Alyssa compares to a sarong. No one likes the belt and Isaac nitpicks the bubbling at the waist. Stacey's a fan of the print. Christopher's safe.
Seth Aaron - A (yawn-worthy) billowy belted magenta gown. Seth Aaron talks a big game about it but none of the judges are buying it. Their adjectives include "boring" and "lazy" and "rushed." Isaac doesn't like when Seth Aaron insinuates that midwestern housewives deserve boring clothes. "That's the dress of fear, to me," he says of Seth Aaron's gown, arguing that a character like Marge could rise to any fashion occasion.
Jeffrey - A shimmery purple gown with wide pink lapels at the v-neck and a slit up the side, paired with a pearl necklace. Stacey thinks the dress has a "Boardwalk Empire" vibe but something about the pearls and the pastel tone reminds me of both "The Flintstones" and mermaids, for some reason. Jeffrey's choice of shoe is also deeply misguided. "You can't tell me that smart man doesn't know better," Alyssa smirks about the design. After weeks of inconsistency, the judges and Jeffrey have reached an impasse. Jeffrey's out.
Jeffrey and Seth Aaron share a tearful farewell, and that's the end of the road for our third-season champ. I've been disappointed by Jeffrey's output this season so it's sort of a relief to finally see him go.
Do you agree that it was Jeffrey's time to head out? Were you as impressed with Irina's silhouette as the judges were? Do you find Elena's work as repetitive as I do? Let me know in the comments.


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1954 Bowman Complete Set (224)
Starting Bid - $500, Sold For - $1,645
35% Ex to Ex-Mt (includes a few Nr/Mt), 65% Vg to Vg-Ex (includes a few slightly lesser). This is a very attractive medium- to high-grade complete set of one of the most overlooked (and compared to many other sets, most reasonably valued) classic bubble-gum card issues from the golden age of the 1950s. Eleven cards have been graded by SGC or PSA (six of which we submitted), including Mickey Mantle. Keys: #1 Rizzuto (PSA VG-EX 4), 6 Fox (Vg), 15 Ashburn (Ex), 45 Kiner (Vg), 50 Kell (Vg), 58 Reese (SGC EX+ 70), 57 Wilhelm (Vg-Ex), 62 Slaughter (Vg-Ex), 64 Mathews (SGC VG/EX 50), 65 Mantle (SGC EX 60), 66 Piersall (Vg), 89 Mays (PSA EX 5), 90 Campanella (PSA EX-MT 6), 95 Roberts (Ex), 110 Schoendienst (Vg/Vg-Ex), 132 Feller (SGC VG 40), 138 Hodges (Vg-Ex), 145 Martin (Vg/Vg-Ex), 161 Berra (miscut on the bottom, otherwise Vg-Ex/Ex), 164 Wynn (Vg), 170 Snider (SGC VG 40), 177 Ford (SGC VG 40), 196 Lemon (Ex), 214 (PSA EX-MT 6), and 224 (PSA EX-MT 6). Crisp, clean, and extremely attractive complete set. The SMR value of just the six EX and EX-MT graded cards is $800 (this does not include the additional five cards graded VG and VG-EX, or the 213 ungraded cards). Total 224 cards. Reserve $500. Estimate $1,000/$2,000. SOLD FOR $1,645
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Q: I have a semi-shady area along the back of our house where I've established several lovely hydrangeas. The problem is, due to a very slight slope of the ground, heavy rains usually move the mulch up against the house. This year my husband is contemplating covering the ground around my hydrangeas with reddish stones.
Is this going to be harmful to the hydrangeas? I always felt that the organic/acidic properties of mulch were beneficial for them, but I do understand his frustration. I much prefer the natural look of mulch but told him I would go along with YOUR feedback!
A: I feel like the Dr. Phil of gardening on this one. A few thoughts come to mind. First, if the slope is allowing rain to drain right up to the house foundation, I'd be thinking about how to address that. Mulch on the house might be annoying, but water in the basement or around the foundation is a bigger potential problem.
Regrading to redirect the drainage away from the house is ideal but is the most expensive option. Option 2 is French drains, which work very well in this situation. These involve buried, gravel-lined perforated pipe to collect water, which is then directed out to where you'd rather have it drain.
A third option for gardeners is adding a new island bed out from the foundation that would catch drainage and keep it from reaching the foundation. Plant it with plants that don't mind damp soil, such as Virginia sweetspires, summersweets, beebalm, cardinal flowers, astilbe, etc. This is what's typically called a "rain garden."
If you want to avoid major projects, Option 4 is lining just the front edge of this foundation bed with rocks big enough that the rain won't move the mulch, say, ones about the size of golf balls. Try to match the stone color to your house. Even a 6- to 12-inch edging of these rocks should be enough to slow the drainage so there's not enough force to wash the mulch. Not only do you get to keep the more natural wood mulch around your hydrangeas, but you won't have to buy or lug around as much stone (probably a strong selling point to your husband!)
Decaying mulch does add organic matter to the soil, but your hydrangeas probably would do fine under a complete stone mulch. You may find you'd have to fertilize them a little more often.
Aesthetically, I think red stones look unnatural, so I'd at least try to get dark brown ones if you go this route. Keep in mind that a layer of stone probably isn't going to choke out weeds as well as wood-based mulch that's replenished every year or two - especially when leaves blow in, break down and became a great germination medium among the rocks in a few years. Stone is not a once-and-done solution to weeds as some think.


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Someone who is ridiculously frugal. Beyond penny pinching. That guy who picks up every single penny off the street and makes you repay that dime you borrowed from him 2 weeks ago.
Jeff: He refused to put in $4 for tip because 15% of his bill only came out to $3.76.
Joe: That's so McDougal.
Joe: That's so McDougal.
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Diarrhea that follows the consumption of a poor quality meal. Often from McDonalds.
Usually accompanied by bad gas, bloating, and in extreme cases, sharting.
Usually accompanied by bad gas, bloating, and in extreme cases, sharting.
Person 1: I feel horrible, we should not have gone to Mcdonalds.
Person 2: Your telling me, last time i had Mcdonalds i McDougal'd so bad that i didn't have time to get my pants off!
Person 2: Your telling me, last time i had Mcdonalds i McDougal'd so bad that i didn't have time to get my pants off!
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When one finds it necessary to go to McDonals, buy a plain McChicken, and then a Double cheese, and then insert said McChicken into Double Cheese, thus creating the McDougal.
Dude, broski, I was starving, so I one upped myself and got a McDougal.
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A redhead, usually quite tall and a total bad ass
Man McDougal was on fire last night!
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A Shotgun. Specifically a pump shotgun such as a 870 or a 500. derived from the term "Shotty McDougal" which was coined by members of the 82nd Airborne Infantry Division while in Iraq in 2007-8. the term was shortened to McDougal when it was brought back to the US's west coast. can be spelled 'McDoogle' or 'MacDougal' but never 'MacDoogle'. this term applies ONLY to pump shotguns. break barrel shotguns, both under-over and side-by-side, have been dubbed 'Shotty McCracken' due to the influence of the word McDougal.
I got that bitch with a McDougal to the cranium!
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To eat unbelieveable quantities of food with reckless abandon. Mostly bbq'd meats, but can be used for other foods as well.
Damn, that bbq smells so good I could McDougal an entire cow.
I McDougaled so many ribs I think I'm about to toss.
I McDougaled so many ribs I think I'm about to toss.
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According to MuskogeeObits.com and MuskogeeNow.com, 78-year-old John Archer died Monday after a battle with West Nile Virus.
The total number of West Nile virus cases has risen to 154.
"Our surveillance findings clearly show that Oklahoma adults over the age of 40 are at greatest risk of becoming seriously ill after an encounter with a mosquito carrying West Nile virus," said state epidemiologist Dr. Kristy Bradley. "We continue to urge people in this age group to heed the warning and regularly practice their personal protection methods. Something as simple as using mosquito repellent can spare you from a life-changing disease."
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - When it comes to hiring football coaches, Notre Dame has a history of going low profile.
This time, however, expectations are high the school will pursue a big name as it tries to fill the job for the second time in just more than a week.
"Those expectations are completely out of whack with our history," Notre Dame spokesman Lou Nanni said. "If you look back at the great coaches that we've had at Notre Dame, virtually none of them has come to us from the top of their profession."
Nanni didn't rule out a chance the school would bring in a well-known coach to replace George O'Leary, who resigned Friday five days after taking the job because he lied about his background. Still, he wouldn't disclose the names of candidates, and no one from the school except Nanni would even talk about the search.
Athletic director Kevin White will again be in charge of it, and this time the school will more thoroughly check everything listed in a candidate's background, Nanni said.
"Kevin knows we need to do a better job," he said. "We thought the background checks on George O'Leary were thorough, but they need to be even more thorough this next time. We'll find a way to get it done."
Names such as Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops, Stanford coach Tyrone Willingham and Boston College coach Tom O'Brien have resurfaced as possible candidates.
Others mentioned in the past included Oakland Raiders coach Jon Gruden, San Francisco 49ers coach Steve Mariucci and Jacksonville Jaguars coach Tom Coughlin, although those three have said they are not interested.
Two new names have emerged - Denver Broncos coach Mike Shanahan and South Carolina coach Lou Holtz, who coached the Irish from 1986 to 1996 and won a national championship in 1988.
Holtz refused to discuss reports in the South Bend Tribune that he had been contacted by Notre Dame officials.
"The only thing I'm thinking about right now is preparing my team to face a good Ohio State team" in the Outback Bowl, Holtz said at practice Monday.
Nanni conceded the school heard complaints after hiring O'Leary that he was not the big name some fans expected. O'Leary, who left Georgia Tech to take the Notre Dame job, helped the Yellow Jackets earn five straight bowl invitations for the first time since the 1950s.
"No matter who we would have brought in the first time, even the most popular ones speculated about in the media, they would have taken their hits," Nanni said. "The expectations are amazing. You come back with anything short of the very best coach in the NFL or the person who won the national championship in college football the previous year, it's a disappointment."
The only two coaches who come close to fitting the high-profile description in Notre Dame history are Frank Leahy and Holtz.
Leahy went 20-2 in two seasons at Boston College, guiding the Eagles to a No. 11 ranking in 1939 and a No. 5 ranking in 1940. Holtz had a 10-12 record in two seasons at Minnesota but was 60-12-2 at Arkansas before that.
Besides those two, the Irish have generally hired coaches with mediocre records or assistants already on staff.
Bob Davie, fired Dec. 2 after five years as coach, was an assistant under Holtz for three years. Gerry Faust was hired with an impressive 174-17-2 record, but that was at Moeller High School in Cincinnati. Dan Devine was 25-28-4 in four seasons with the Green Bay Packers, including 6-8 his last year.
Ara Parseghian was 36-35-1 in eight seasons at Northwestern, including going 0-9 in his second season. Joe Kuharich was 26-32-2 in four seasons with the Washington Redskins, posting only one winning season. Terry Brennan coached high school football for three seasons before taking over as freshman coach for a season under Leahy and then becoming head coach.
Nanni said there is no timetable to find a new coach, just as there wasn't when O'Leary was hired.
"How quickly this search moves depends on how quickly the best candidate surfaces," he said.
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Oahu-based reggae band The Green came up with a novel way to open their latest album, "Hawaii '13," - by recording a group of school students performing a Hawaiian chant.
"We wanted to bless everybody who had the album and everybody who worked on the album and give respect to all the forces that made it possible," The Green's JP Kennedy explains. "It was an opening ceremony kind of thing. It was an original chant written by Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, a teacher at a Hawaiian immersion school in Honolulu. We were going to go there to do the last track, 'Hawaii Aloha,' with the kids, and then we thought about a chant and she had one. We try our best to express our love for Hawaii, its people and its culture. Reggae isn't Hawaiian music, so we have to try and fit ourselves in somehow."
These rising stars in the world of reggae music made history when they became the first local reggae group to reach Billboard's major mainstream charts, with "Hawaii '13" placing in both the Top 200 albums chart and Hot 100 Singles chart, besides debuting at No. 1 on the reggae chart.
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The Green headlines an all-ages Winter Mele concert at 6 p.m. Saturday at Maui Tropical Plantation. Other performers include Maoli, Mahi, Kimie, Jordan T, Josh Tatofi Music and Malino. Advance tickets are $30, available from all Minit Stop and Da Kitchen locations; tickets are $40 on show day. The concert is a benefit for the Pacific Cancer Foundation.
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Fans in the islands and beyond are especially attracted to The Green's music for the positive vibes. You just feel good listening to their catchy songs.
"The whole point of reggae music is the uplifting spirit, and being in Hawaii, it's what we grew up feeling," Kennedy says.
On tunes like "Power in the Words," they remind folks "to think about what you say" and avoid negative communication, while the rootsy "Stand and Rise" affirms better times ahead.
With four of the musicians sharing lead vocals, Kennedy, Caleb Keolanui, Ikaika Antone and Zion Thompson, the band also comprises bassist Brad "BW" Watanabe and drummer Jordan Espinoza.
Raising the bar for local reggae bands, along with creating infectious reggae grooves, they demonstrate a gift for crafting beautiful romantic ballads with the track "Chocolate and Roses," which recalls the impassioned work of Frank Ocean.
"We've been waiting to release it for a while," Kennedy notes. "We knew it had great potential, but it's so different. It's one of Caleb's masterpieces. I think you'll see more of that in the future, music that's not totally reggae."
Sometimes described as Hawaii's version of Third World, they reflect the spirited energy of Britain's Steel Pulse, to these ears.
"We're huge fans of both bands and grew up listening to those guys," says Kennedy. "My number one reggae band is Aswad, and I'm a huge fan of Jr. Gong Marley."
Since their days in high school, the members of The Green have relished playing music. "Most of us grew up around musical families," Kennedy explains. "Performing arts from a Hawaiian standpoint is everywhere with hula, luau, all kinds stuff, so we got into playing music with friends in school and forming little bands. A couple of the guys were in a band on the other side of the island and we ended up seeing each other at the weekends in high school. That had a lot to do with us realizing our dreams early on. We were part of a scene already so we could start our careers in a way."
Both Kennedy and Keolanui are nephews of Manao Co. cofounder Danny Kennedy. "So even before we started jamming with friends, we would go to gigs with the uncles and hang out with them and try and get in the studio with them," he continues. "After graduating from high school, I had a little studio set up in my room, and Ikaika and Caleb and Zion would come over, and different bands would be in my house. Then 2010 came, and it was, 'OK, we (got to) do something for real,' and we finished the (first) album."
So what was it about reggae that hooked them? "We were all into it. It was the genre we knew most about, and we weren't supermusicians who could play all kinds of stuff, we were playing reggae. We were getting respect and recognition from our peers, so we were validated in a way. People were always encouraging us. It's only now that we're getting really interested in other genres and doing other things. Back in the day, it was live and die reggae. Now we realize we're fans of all kinds of stuff: James Taylor, country, Etta James, C&K and Kalapana. But when the reggae music hit us, we were in love."
Right after releasing their debut album, The Green went out on tour with Maui's Anuhea. "She got us to open her tour," he recalls. "It was insane, 40 cities across the country. It was the hardest thing ever. We had on average about 10 to 20 people coming to see us. It was rough, and we lost a bunch of money."
After strategizing with their management, they began an intense regime of touring, which gradually increased their exposure and fan base on the Mainland. "We toured for two years straight," he says. "Our fans that we made stayed with us. And we had the opportunity to open for bigger bands. We did four shows with Damian Marley and his brothers. It was unreal. We opened for him in Hawaii a couple of times, but to have him ask us out on the West Coast was sick."
For the future, it looks like The Green's star power will continue to rise. "We're trying to keep on improving," Kennedy concludes. "We're going on the road with Rebelution in the summer, and we're going to do some stuff in Abu Dhabi with the armed forces, and we will head to New Zealand again. South America is a big market we've been trying to get into, so we might be there this year. A lot of offers are showing up."
Chatting after performing at Willie K's BBQ Blues Festival, Mick Fleetwood confirmed the rumor that Christine McVie will rejoin Fleetwood Mac. Already composing new songs, McVie will begin recording with most of the band members in March. Mick indicated that Christine's rapturously received appearance with the Fleetwood Blues Band in the Castle Theater early last year opened the door for her return. The Mac will head out on the road again in the fall. No word yet if Hawaii is on the radar for shows.
Multi-Na Hoku Award-winning duo Hapa returns to the Maui Arts and Cultural Center to play at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Yokouchi Pavilion.
Successive recording has cemented Hapa's reputation for crafting superlative contemporary Hawaiian music. Among their recent works, "Uakoko" was dedicated to the late chanter Charles Ka'upu. And in December, the popular duo of Barry Flanagan and Ron Kuala'au released new CD, "Tuahine," which includes covers of Matisyahu's "One Day" and the instrumental "What I Love" from the movie "Just Go With It."
Tickets are $30 standard and $45 for premium seating; visit www.mauiarts.org for details.
Blending Hawaiian chant and English lyrics with hip-hop's gritty dance beat, Sudden Rush made their debut in the mid-'90s, creating a polished, urban sound on songs that explored topical Hawaiian issues like sovereignty, drug use and cultural pride. Guests on their brilliant 'Ku'e" album included Keali'i Reichel, Willie K and John Cruz.
The Hilo-based band will make a rare Maui appearance Friday, playing LuLu's Lahaina. See Events for details.
After playing with the New Riders of the Purple Sage at the close of the year, David Nelson returns to our island with his band to play a few shows at 9 tonight and Friday night at Stella Blues Cafe; 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Iao Theater; and 5 p.m. Sunday at Maui Tropical Plantation.
Tickets for all events are available online at Brown Paper Tickets or at the Wine Corner in Paia.


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Maud Sulter, born of Scottish and Ghanaian parentage, is a poet, historian, teacher and artist. Working with installation, photography and video, she addresses issues of the representation of black women in Western culture. Her series Zabat is a cycle of studio portraits of creative black women, each representing one of the nine muses of classical antiquity.
The woman in the image Terpsichore is a performance artist called Della Street who created the costume as part of a dance installation piece called The Quizzing Glass. This deals with the relationships between women within the power imbalance of the slave/mistress situation.


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Within a short walk of Arenal Natura Ecological Park, Volcano Lodge and Springs is within 2 miles (3 km) of Baldi Hot Springs. This 62-room, 4-star lodge has 2 outdoor pools along with a full-service spa and free breakfast. It's in the mountains and also close to Ecotermales Fortuna and Ecoglide Arenal Park.
Free hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning from 6:30 AM to 10 AM. Enjoy a leisurely bite to eat at Restaurante Sura, the lodge's onsite restaurant. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service.
Volcano Lodge and Springs's 62 rooms are air-conditioned and provide patios, refrigerators, and coffee makers. Guests can expect free WiFi and 32-inch LCD TVs with digital channels. Ceiling fans, hair dryers, and safes are also available.
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At Volcano Lodge and Springs, guests have access to a full-service spa, 2 outdoor pools, and free WiFi in public areas. A stay here includes free parking. Front-desk staff can assist with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this spa lodge include a computer station, free newspapers, and a terrace.
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
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Volcano Lodge and Springs features 2 outdoor swimming pools. The lodge offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the lodge's bars, which include 2 bars/lounges and a swim-up bar. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This La Fortuna lodge also offers spa services, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Complimentary self parking is available on site. A total renovation of this property was completed in December 2014.
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Full-service spa
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Computer station
- Billiards or pool table
- Grocery/convenience store
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Laundry facilities
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Number of floors - 1
- Total number of rooms - 62
- Garden
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Year Built 1999
- Spa services on site
- Swim-up bar
- Free WiFi
- Pool umbrellas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pools
- Free Wi-Fi
- Grocery/convenience store
- Laundry facilities
- Playground on site
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Ceiling fan
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Patio
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Digital TV service
- Free WiFi
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Phone
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Desk
Where to Eat
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
Restaurante Sura - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Happy hour is offered.
Arenal Lobby Bar - This bar serves lunch and dinner. Happy hour is offered.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
2 outdoor swimming pools are on site.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Rafting nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Horse riding/rental on site
- Playground on site
- Cave exploring/spelunking nearby
- Boat tours nearby
Spa Services
The onsite spa has 3 treatment rooms including rooms for couples and outdoor treatment areas. Services include deep-tissue massages, Swedish massages, massages, and facials. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and reflexology.
- Deep tissue massage
- Swedish massage
- Reflexology
- Number of treatment rooms 3
- Outdoor treatment areas
- Couples treatment rooms
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 10 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card 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 rollaway/extra beds available
No pets or service animals allowed
This hotel reserves the right to pre-authorize the credit card for any bookings where payment for the stay will be made on site instead of at the time of booking. The credit card used for booking must be presented upon arrival. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- Deposit: USD 100 per stay
- New Year's Eve gala dinner fee
- Christmas Eve gala dinner fee
Hotel Name
- Volcano Lodge & Springs
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- Volcano Springs
- Volcano Springs Fortuna
- Volcano Lodge Springs La Fortuna
- Volcano Springs La Fortuna
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Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the lodge prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A fee for a mandatory Christmas Eve gala dinner is included in the total price displayed for stays on 24 December. A fee for a mandatory New Year's Eve gala dinner is included in the total price displayed for stays on 31 December. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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Seeing Red: Mixing Your Favorite Cocktails
By admin | September 2, 2011
With Labor Day weekend in our midst we're sure cocktails are on your mind. What better way to show you Red Rooster than with an interview with Red Rooster's own mixologist, Moses? Today on Seeing Red, we ask Moses a few questions to get a better look into the world of mixology and drinks.
Tell me a little bit about yourself.
My name is Moses Laboy and I'm born and raised in New York City, in Spanish Harlem to be exact. Went to college at the University of Michigan and studied Political Science. I've been bartending for about 10, 11 years. I've probably been referred to as a mixologist for about five.
What is the difference between a mixologist and a bartender?
Well the difference is that you know, when I was slinging drinks, I was more of a beer and shot pourer while mixologist create cocktails and drink concepts. Mixologists use herbs, spices, and other ingredients like egg whites- you're more of a creator of artisanal cocktails. You also pride yourself in being educated in classic cocktails and do a lot of background study on spirits and quality spirits.
What got you interested in bartending and mixology?
Well at first I started bartending because the money was good while I was in school; I was making more money than the average student. Then it just became a craft for me, I met people that really cared about the business and studied under them and really became proud in what I do, and here I am today.
What are some of your interests outside of Red Rooster?
I'm an avid golfer and I play tennis. I enjoy visiting my friends at their local bars and seeing what they're up to and what they're creating. I love getting tattoos! Currently I'm working on getting the seven deadly sins as a sleeve tattoo, right now I've got two- five more to go. I have a bar spoon tattoo on my forearm to represent what I do. A bar spoon is for stirring and whenever you don't have juices in a cocktail, you want to stir your cocktail as opposed to shaking it so you don't dilute the spirit.
What is one of your favorite cocktails at Red Rooster?
I love the Fig & Pear Bourbon Negroni, it's more of a bitter cocktail, I love bitter cocktails. It does have a bit of sweetness in it because of the Vermouth, but I think it's the perfect marriage between boozy, sweetness, and bitterness- but it is sort of an acquired taste.
What's your go-to drink?
It depends, if I'm heading to a bar after work, it's normally a beer and a whiskey shot. If I'm going to check out friend's bars, I'll check out whatever looks interesting, but then I'll just end up going back to whiskey and beer again. What I do stay away from is vodka, I don't think it has much to offer. I like to call vodka the "tofu" of spirits- it doesn't bring anything to the table as far as taste is concerned.
Stop by Red Rooster Harlem at night to check out Moses and his tats and be sure ask him to make you a hand-crafted cocktail. Who knows what crazy concoction he might come up with?
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By Brooke, Australia, February 2013
Beer lovers will thoroughly enjoy the culture in Australia. As a visitor, you can partake in a brewery tour or two (like the brewery tours in Sydney), or just stop in a pub where both beers of large and small production tend to hit the taps.
Editor's Note: This recommendation was taken from our Australia Things to Do blog. Visit the original post to continue reading the full post and to learn more about things to do in Australia.


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Only minor injury reported in OKC school bus crash
Crews called to Interstates 240, 35
UPDATED 7:36 PM CST Jan 09, 2013
A wreck involving a school bus was reported on the south side of Oklahoma City on Wednesday.
The crash happened near Interstates 240, 35.
A spokeswoman from the Emergency Medical Services Authority told KOCO there was one minor injury.
Authorities told KOCO the bus was from Muskogee.
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New UT/Texas Tribune Poll Finds Cruz and Walker Neck and Neck
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas holds a narrow lead over Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker among potential Republican primary voters in Texas, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll.Read more
Abbott Leads Davis by 6 Points in Latest UT/Texas Tribune Poll
AUSTIN, Texas If the election for Texas governor were held today, Attorney General Greg Abbott would have a six-point lead over state Sen. Wendy Davis, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll.Read more
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If the 2016 Republican primary election for president were held today, Republican voters in Texas would strongly favor U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz over other GOP hopefuls, according to a University of Texas at Austin/Texas Tribune poll.Read more
Half of Texans Prefer Faith Over Science, According to UT/Texas Tribune Poll
About half of Texas voters believe faith is a better guide than scientific evidence on most important questions, according to a recent University of Texas at Austin/Texas Tribune poll. According to the poll, which surveyed Texans on a wide range of attitudes related to science and public policy, a similar proportion of voters said that "instinct and gut reactions" are just as good as the advice of scientists in most cases.Read more
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text: BEAVER TOWNSHIP- The South Range Local Board of Education will host an informational Fiscal State of the South Range Local School District meeting at 7 p.m. Nov. 28 in the high school Auditorium, 11300 Columbiana-Canfield Road. The meeting will feature Joel Roscoe, superintendent of Hillsdale Local Schools in Wayne County, in conjunction with the Buckeye Association of School Administrators (BASA), who will present an overview of school funding in Ohio. Members of the South Range school board, Superintendent Dennis Dunham and Treasurer/CFO Jim Phillips will present the fiscal state of the district following Roscoe's presentation.


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One of the bigger names to get called up this September, and one of the most easily predictable, is Billy Hamilton of the Cincinnati Reds, who got his call on Friday, reports John Fay of The Cincinnati Enquirer. Hamilton is known for being generally considered the fastest man in all of professional baseball, and last year he used that speed to record a minor league record 155 stolen bases. He went 75-for-90 this year in 123 Triple-A games this season.
While Hamilton's speed is unquestionable, his ability to use that speed is what's still in question. Last year's stolen base record was fueled by his ability to get on base, as he hit .311/.410/.420 between High-A and Double-A. The most impressive thing about Hamilton's breakout 2012 campaign was his increased walk rate which reached double-digits at both stops including 16.9 percent at Double-A. Hamilton fully embraces his role as a leadoff man and small-ball hitter, and did so extremely effectively in 2012.
Triple-A and the 2013 season, however, were something different entirely. Hamilton's struggles this season weren't totally unexpected, and he hit .256 this season. For what it's worth, his .310 BABIP, which is around league average for most players, is also significantly lower than his career norm and low for a player with his speed and ground ball frequency. Of a much bigger concern, however, was the drop in plate discipline, as his walk rate went down to 6.9 percent, approaching the lows from much earlier in his career.
Hamilton's ability to draw walks was never a product of his hitting prowess. As a player with little to no power, and as a known base stealing threat, pitchers are generally more inclined to attach Hamilton and force him to hit his way on. Most of Hamilton's walks are a product of his patience and ability to foul off pitches rather than a pitcher's fear of him as a hitter, something that helps increase the walk totals of power hitters. The plummeting totals for Hamilton are frightening and could signal an inability to recognize advanced breaking pitches and either waste them or let them pass.
Hamilton isn't going to slide into the Reds leadoff spot and catapult them into the playoffs. In fact, he's probably not even going to be in the everyday lineup. The return of Ryan Ludwick leaves little room for Hamilton to play every day, and as someone who's still learning the outfield, he doesn't exactly profile as a defensive replacement either.
Hamilton's best attribute, by far, is his baserunning ability, so his role on this team will be as a pinch runner. For his future, however, it's still too early to rule out him being able to fulfill his future as the team's leadoff hitter. A return to Triple-A is likely necessary for next year in order to further refine his approach. He may never hit a ton, but if he can get his plate discipline back against advanced pitching, he can be an effective player even if he hits .250.
In order to use his speed, however, he has to get on base. For 2013, he'll get on base by pinch-running, and in a playoff atmosphere, he could be a dynamic weapon in the late innings of close game. His speed is dangerous enough that it may even warrant a playoff spot, if Dusty Baker figures out how best to utilize it. Hamilton's disappointing 2013 season, however, means his impact this season will be limited to what he does after someone else gets on base for him.


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Victory State Bank Echoes FBI Cyber Tip: Protect Yourself with Two-Factor Authentication
In many cases, an online password is all that separates the average person from financial or reputational harm, warns the FBI.
Victory State Bank is joining with the FBI and others during National Cyber Security Awareness Month to raise awareness of how individuals and businesses cab better protect themselves from cyber thieves.
Passwords are the way that people log into their online lives: e-mail, banking, social media accounts, cloud storage, and so much more. And often times, in an effort to better remember passwords, users often minimize their size and complexity, use the same passwords for different online accounts, and don't change them very frequently, if at all.
Unfortunately, the FBI points out, cyber criminals—sometimes using the least sophisticated means necessary (i.e., password guessing, defeating security questions, social engineering, and technical devices such as keyloggers)—obtain passwords more often than you think. This is why it's important to add another level of protection between the cyber criminal and you.
Two-factor authentication, or TFA, adds that second level of protection. TFA is a technology that increases security by incorporating requirements beyond something you know (your password). Along with something you know, TFA can also include something you have (a dynamic token or PIN), something you are (a particular biometric), or somewhere you are (your location at the time of authentication).
And the best thing is, TFA is usually offered as a free service for most home Internet users by many e-mail service providers, social media platforms, cloud based storage solutions, and even banking and finance sites (although sometimes you might have to search a little for it or contact the company to ask if it provides two-factor authentication). Most sites that employ TFA require a strong password and supply a PIN that changes at a set interval—users can receive those PINs very easily through text messages or mobile applications.
However, using TFA does not mean you don't have to take extra care with your password: make it unique to your life but something not easily guessed, use a different one for each online account, write it down and store in a safe place away from your computer, and change it several times a year.
Many large businesses have already recognized the benefits of deploying TFA to their workforce and in doing so have dramatically reduced the risk of credential theft and the subsequent loss of sensitive or proprietary data. Smaller and medium-sized businesses are encouraged to do the same.
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