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2012 promises to be no different.
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Demetrius Andrade Targets World Champions at 154
World ranked Jr. Middleweight Demetrius Andrade is now eying a world title opportunity after his impressive performance this past Friday night as he scored a shutout unanimous decision over former world title challenger Freddy Hernandez on SHOBOX: The New Generation.
The bout was held at the Paramount Theatre and Andrade's promoters, Arthur Pelullo's Banner Promotions, Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing & JEG Boxing are now looking to make a title fight for Andrade a reality.
In the bout against Hernandez, Andrade was nearly flawless as he switched between orthodox and southpaw and Hernandez had no answer for any of the great skills that Andrade possessed.
In round six, Andrade pivoted beautifully and landed a hard right to the top of the head that sent Hernandez to the canvas. From that point on, Andrade showed the impressive arsenal that made him go from 2007 world amateur champion, 2008 U.S. Olympian and now top three world ranked contender.
Andrade won by shutout scores of 100-89 on all three judges score cards.
"That was the kind of performance that any fighter would want to have just before a title shot", said Arthur Pelullo, CEO of Banner Promotions.
"Demetrius is clearly clicking on all cylinders now. He's twenty-four years old and now is putting everything together at the right time. He has always been one of the most skilled fighters out there and all he needed was the experience. My partners Joe DeGuardia, Darren Libonati and I have him in position for a title shot. We will hope to fight the WBO champion Zaurbek Baysangurov this spring and we are already putting the wheels in motion for that shot".
With the win, the native of Providence, Rhode Island upped his perfect mark to 19-0 with 13 knockouts.
Andrade looked good, but would've been good for him (and the fans) if he had finished that one early.Comment by BIGLEX on 01-31-2013
Which sanctioning body has Andrade ranked at #3? Is it the IBF, if so I can definitely see him out boxing Bundrage to a UD or possibly late stoppage.Comment by IIG on 01-31-2013
It's crystal clear how much he has progressed since his debut. He definitely can be a titlist this year.Comment by 4Corners on 01-31-2013
Andrade looked good.Comment by MJ223 on 01-31-2013
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Thank you for transferring my cousin Matt to me. His mother died recently and I would like to link them.
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I have found two death certificates for Frank Vondrak. I have a 1920 census with him and family members. Shows his age at 58 years. That would give him a birth in 1862. The second Frank I have his obituary from a local newspaper shows his birth 1883 and death in 1945. I have added the second Frank and update his family. I am doing this for a grandson of Frank J. Vondrak. Any thoughts or questions are welcome.
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I have a new to me L1A1 rifle and was wondering what the average # was to set mine on. Right now to get it to eject it is set on 3, is this normal or should I have it checked out?
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February 10, 2008, 05:07 PM
Well the recommended way is not to set an average but to start with the gas port wide open, so much so that the rifle doesn't even cycle.
Then close it off one click at a time til it reliably cycles with whatever ammo you are using. That's the best way to minimize the beating the rifle takes. So if you did that and you wind up at 3 then you're doing it right.
On my G1 I end up at 3, 4, and sometimes 5 depending on the ammo I'm using. 7 is wide open.
February 10, 2008, 05:09 PM
Thanks for the info. If I wouldn't have been so lazy this whole post could have been for gone. Searched this forum and found the answers to my own question. Have to start remembering to look before posting. Thanks again.
February 10, 2008, 05:11 PM
Yes but we need pictures :)
February 10, 2008, 06:14 PM
a lot of people have fingers than can turn it easily. i have to use a wrench on several of mine. whatever you do, dont do like some idiot did and use a hammer.
February 10, 2008, 08:47 PM
OK TexasRifleman, here is a pic. Mind you that this rifle suffered from extensive rust damage due to neglect. But on the up side, I only paid $225 for it.
February 10, 2008, 10:04 PM
What names are on that receiver? Am I seeing "Imbel"?
You have a type 3 upper-receiver, sand-cut bolt-carrier (for added reliability in sandy conditions) - but that butt-hole stock has to go, man; it's a travesty, a crime against nature, a freak, an abberation.
February 10, 2008, 10:59 PM
Looks like a Century on a Imbel build to me.
February 10, 2008, 11:02 PM
It's a century L1A1, I think. Where did you get it for 225 bucks, and do they have any more? Century be damned, I'll pay to fix up an FAL at that price!
February 10, 2008, 11:33 PM
It's a long story but a guy I work with had a brother that passed away. While cleaning out his place of residence, he found this rifle under his bed. He wanted $400, but with all the rust I couldn't pay that amount. Yes, it is a Century L1A1 using an Imbel receiver. Short of needing to be refinished, it shoots just fine and everythings seems to function correctly as best I can tell.
February 11, 2008, 06:02 AM
it used to be 9 or 10 that was normal and turn it down if it started jamming
or two if there was a curious a yank about :D or you didn't like the bloke next to you and wanted to fling brass at him :D
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The Imbel upper-receiver alone is worth $400-$450 these days - you did good :D
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If the Memphis girls or Gruver boys are to claim gold medals at the Class 1A state golf tournaments, they will have to make up some ground in today's final round.
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Randall powers past Big Spring to advance
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'Rock rolls to No. 3 seed
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Canyon romps, 11-2
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'Rock rolls to No. 3 seed
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Dusters fall to 0-6 with 66-25 setback
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Houston coach Berry released from hospital after cancerous kidney removed
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Jenks vows no more retaliation pitches
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Killings highlight stress related to repeated tours
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Police Briefs: Teens urged to click it or face a hefty ticket
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Doctor warns of flu in fall
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The names Nelda McKenzie and Sharon Hannon were misspelled in a photo caption in a story about St. Mary's Catholic Church in Clarendon in Saturday's Amarillo Globe-News.
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Parks officials seek grant to expand McDonald trails
Parks officials plan additional trails at McDonald Lake.
River Road considers tax hike
The River Road school board is considering a higher tax rate for 2009-10.
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In an effort to develop tips in a murder investigation, Amarillo police released Tuesday photos of a rug that was used to wrap the body of Sherry Mondragon.
Winery may fill space at Wolflin
A wine business could become the prescription to fill a former pharmacy space at Wolflin Village after a zoning change approval Monday by the Amarillo Planning and Zoning Commission.
Teen drivers told to slow down
Seventeen hundred high school juniors flooded the Amarillo Civic Center on Tuesday for a crash course on life lessons.
Texas approves $20M for food banks
AUSTIN - The story is much the same across the state; as the economy has deteriorated, the demand for the most basic of needs - food - has gradually increased.
City doctor killed in Iraq
An Amarillo doctor serving in Iraq as an Army reservist was one of five killed Monday afternoon when a U.S. soldier opened fire in a mental health clinic in Baghdad.
Straight-A Rebel lives on his own
Don't ever bet against Pete Baker. He's an odds breaker.
Hall OKs $10,000 for audit of JP's office
The Hall County Commissioners Court authorized spending up to $10,000 on a forensic audit to determine how much, if any, money is missing from the Justice of the Peace's office in Memphis.
Goodwill sale raises cash
Goodwill Industries of Amarillo raised $9,809 during a sale last weekend aimed at saving the organization, which last month closed its five retail stores in Canyon and Amarillo.
Lin's buffet broken into
Amarillo police are looking for a person who broke into a west Amarillo restaurant, stole money from the register and tried to make off with the floor safe.
City chooses firm for 25-year plan
A firm hired Tuesday by the Amarillo City Commission will mold community input into a plan for the city to follow as it grows over the next 25 years.
Storm dumps hail in Childress County
Some residents in the southern Panhandle weathered severe thunderstorms Tuesday that dumped golf ball-size hail and spawned strong winds that knocked down large tree limbs and power lines.
Potter OKs trucks for trash pickup
Potter County commissioners met Monday and touched on a variety of issues from trash to tanks.
Williams gets 2 years probation in Texas drug case
In Houston, NFL receiver Reggie Williams must serve two years of probation for cocaine possession in a case in which a Taser was used to subdue him.
Vikings remain interested in retired Favre
MARSHALL, Minn. - The Minnesota Vikings have spoken: Yes, they're interested in Brett Favre.
Police hope photos will generate tips
Amarillo doctor killed in Iraq soldier shooting
Longtime Hereford volleyball coach takes new roll as Assistant Principal
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Dorothy Ann Pittman Lovelady
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Dale Helms
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Adam G. Gomez
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Louise Smith
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Hazel Haines
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PAMPA - Dustin Shane Stoddard, 35, died Saturday, May 9, 2009, in Lefors.
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SHAMROCK - Robert Vaughn Seeds, 30, died Saturday, May 9, 2009.
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Robert Dean Williamson
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Vaughn Robert Seeds
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Christopher Essary
Christopher Essary, 21, of Amarillo died Sunday, May 10, 2009.
Grayson Cole Swinburn
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Dorothy L. Willingham
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Margaret Ryan
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Luis Castillo Ochoa
HIGGINS - Luis Castillo Ochoa, 66, died Saturday, May 9, 2009, in Amarillo.
Paul Blackburn
DALHART - Paul Blackburn, 76, died Sunday, May 10, 2009.
Geneva June Short
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A proposal to ban cell phone use by teen drivers is meandering through the Texas Legislature, but considering the possible domino effect of such a state law, any bill along these lines faces an uphill trek.
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I recently experienced a medical problem while dining at Abuelo's.
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I wanted to take this time, unfortunately, to tell of a near-horrific occurrence.
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On June 15, 1995, Michael Wayne Richard was convicted of murder and sentenced to death.
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With the exception of a smoking ban or a historic presidential election, Amarillo voters have a well-earned reputation for staying home in droves on Election Day.
Letter: Hutchison gets honest vote
Regarding the Houston Chronicle and the Amarillo Globe-News of March 5, it seems that greed and lasciviousness are not restricted to Washington and the CEOs of large corporations.
Greg Sagan: More Americans could use Econ 101
Last week I noticed two stories that struck me as encouraging in this year of the bear market.
John Kanelis: Middle East Journal
EDITOR'S NOTE: Editorial Page Editor John Kanelis will provide a Middle East Journal during his trip to Israel as part of Rotary International's Group Study Exchange.
Medical Rounds
Today - 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Polk Street United Methodist Church, 1401 S. Polk St.
Fallen heroes
The following will be among those honored at the Fallen Heroes banquet:
Signup roundup
Registration is under way for The Courts of Amarillo Adult Co-ed Volleyball Tournament Saturday. Go to www.thecourtsofamarillo.com or call 806-322-1111 for more information.
Gifts for Easter
David Rieff, a volunteer with a Time to Share, presents an Easter gift to Leo McMahon. A Time to Share serves low-income senior and disabled adults and distributed 125 presents this Easter. Information: 806-353-3846.
Bridge Children's Advocacy Center introduces new executive director
The Bridge Children's Advocacy Center, 804 Quail Creek Drive, will introduce April Leming as its new Executive Director at an event from 4 to 6 p.m. Friday.
World Series bound
Amarillo Strikeforce, 13-year-old AA baseball team, won the USSSA open tournament on April 26, in Enid, Okla., which qualified them to participate in the World Series in July. This will be their second trip to the World Series. They also won the AA tournament in Amarillo on May 3 by going undefeated. They played a tight game against the Canyon Alley Cats for the championship and won 6-5.
State Taekwondo champions
Individuals from Kim's Taekwondo Institute in Amarillo participated in the 2009 Texas State Taekwondo Championships in Dallas March 28. All first place winners will advance to compete in the USA National Championships in Austin on June 30 to July 4.
Community briefs
A Long-Term Care Workshop hosted by Navigation Financial Group will be at noon, 2, 4 and 6 p.m. May 21 at Amarillo Botanical Gardens, 1400 Steit Drive. RSVP: 806-331-2600.
Doris Rogers was named Master Gardener of the Year during the Texas Master Gardener Annual Conference, attended by more than 5,000 in Marshall.
Hilltop menu
The Hilltop Senior Citizens Association, 1311 N. Taylor St., serves lunch from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Cost is $4 per person, or $2 per person for those 55 and older who have signed up in advance.
DWC celebrates 20th anniversary
Downtown Women's Center is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday at Amarillo Civic Center Grand Plaza Ballroom, 401 S. Buchanan St.
Students at Smithsonian
Saahil Mehta and Gaby Maliha from St. Andrews Episcopal School's National Science Bowl team examine the Friendship 7 capsule at the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum in Washington, D.C., on May 1. The team was in the capital to compete in the National Science Bowl.
Nonprofit briefs
Amarillo Senior Citizens Association will have its Annual Spring Health Fair from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday in ASCA's Main Hall, 1220 S. Polk St. Lunch will be available from the Silver Grill Cafeteria from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a suggested donation of $5.
TEEA honors Randall club members
Four Randall County women were honored at the District Texas Extension Education Association Spring Conference on April 9 at Boys Ranch.
Annika Johansson stars as Cinderella
The Amarillo Little Theatre is currently staging "Cinderella" on the Mainstage, 2019 Civic Circle.
Banquet pays tribute to nation's heroes
America Supports You Texas will honor 84 military personnel from Colorado, Kansas, Minnesota, Montana, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota and Texas who have died in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars at its annual, "Celebrating Freedom & Honoring Service" banquet.
Education briefs
Margaret Wills Elementary School students and teachers will Walk for Education to benefit the Amarillo Education Foundation at 2 p.m. Thursday. Students will need to collect $14 to buy a T-shirt, but everyone will walk at 2 p.m.
Mass media: Simply entertainment or negative influence on youngsters?
In today's society, mass media have more negative influence than nearly anything else. Whether it's radio, TV, the Internet or magazines, teenagers are being targeted to drink and smoke. Advertisers may say their audiences are adults but teens see the images about how "cool" they would be if they drank this brand of alcohol or smoked this brand of cigarettes.
Burlgary Report
Burglaries: April 24-30
Dalhart native receives Master of Music degree, will perform Thursday
Laurin Lee Hill received a Master of Music in Performance, Conducting degree from Azusa Pacific University in Azusa, Calif.
Amarillo Youth Choirs announces undergraduate scholarship winners
Amarillo Youth Choirs Inc. announced the winners for the Jerry and Katrina Perales Undergraduate Scholarship Recipients at the Amarillo Youth Choirs Spring Concert.
ASCA menu
Meals are served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Amarillo Senior Citizens Association, 1200 S. Polk St., for a suggested donation of $5 for members, $6 for nonmembers. All meals include salad, dessert and beverage.
Wesley menu
Meals are served at Wesley Community Senior Center, 1615 S. Roberts St. Breakfast is served from 8 to 8:30 a.m. Lunch is served at noon. There is a $2 charge. Meals are for seniors, 55 and older.
Bruce Beck: I just want to make a phone call
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Lady Buff golfers to start historic bid
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damien tarafından 26 Eylül 2003, Cuma
if something is 'badong' it is both bad and wrong
if u see an old woman with saggy boobs in a bikini, its 'badong'
'woah, dude, don't look, its badong!!'
'woah, dude, don't look, its badong!!'
soph (pepperoni) -word derived from tom tarafından 2 Eylül 2003, Salı
bad wrong
stealing is badong, stealing from little kids is badong.
barnibus tarafından 27 Ağustos 2003, Çarşamba
A combination of Bad and Wrong, when one adjective doesn't quite explain how truely awful something is.
Ben, your new girlfriend is Badong!
The Flying Swallow tarafından 13 Temmuz 2010, Salı
A person with a big, fat, round nose. Commonly found playing Runescape in the town of Varrock. Usually has a nasty, and manly voice. Badong can also refer to a floppy penis, or a 'wonky eye'.
Example 1: Dayuuuum, that french woman playing Runescape at the art gallery is a badong.
Example 2: HOLY SHIT, you can see his badong through his sweatpants !
Example 2: HOLY SHIT, you can see his badong through his sweatpants !
badongadong tarafından 19 Mayıs 2009, Salı
Adj. New English
It means Bad and Wrong
It means Bad and Wrong
if you say Ah that's bad as in that's coo or tight your using it as it was a good thing but if you say Badong it means literally bad and wrong eg.Satan is just Badong.
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A combo of bad and wrong
People who kill are badong
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Me: Bachelor. This rice cooker is absolutely fool proof. Before, it was Minute Rice in a sauce pan with a lid and a kitchen timer, and hope the water to rice ratio was right. With this great little robot of a cooker, my rice comes out cooked to perfection with a little "ding" sound when all is done, AND it keeps the rice table-ready-hot on a warmer setting. I've tried the steamer with shrimp and veggies as well. With experimentation, this Cuisinart Rice Cooker can pay its way along with your toaster, blender, and microwave.
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I bought this item for a friend to replace the one she had. I accidently broke the lid. :( She already owned one but i bought a new one. She seems to love it. I may get one for myself now though.
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Haven't encountered the boil over problem, some mention. I'ts great for vegetables, once you figure out what cooking time you prefer. I give brussle sprouts 20 to 25 minutes, from the point it's turned on to finished.
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However, because of the one-game format and the ability to change the roster after Tuesdays game for a possible National League Division Series against the Cardinals, theres little doubt that Billy Hamilton would be available for Tuesdays game.
Some of the Reds September call-ups, such as Neftali Soto and Henry Rodriguez, were not with the team in Pittsburgh.
In all, there were 16 position players with the Reds in Pittsburgh. Last season the Braves carried 16 position players on their wild card roster. In addition to Hamilton, Corky Miller and Derrick Robinson, both who were added to the team in September, are in Pittsburgh.


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Shane Victorino missed a couple of games recently with a back issue. Red Sox fans are hoping that he didn't experience a setback on Monday night. The Red Sox outfielder left the game against the White Sox in the sixth inning. In the top of the inning, he squibbed a grounder to third and beat out the throw for an infield hit. However, he did not appear to injure himself on the play and even took the field the following half-inning.
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They had the traditional quality bellmen, concierge and front desk. When my phone was left in the cab, i took a $20 bill and left it at the front desk with a message to give to the unnamed guy who called and said he was going to return it. Food was good in the restaurant. overall very pleasant experience.
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Went for the Duck Tour....Ho Chi Min. 1913. Pastry cook. JFK address when he was a student here...the address on drivers licence when shot. I drove the duck. The Massachusetts massacre. Three guys shot by red coats. They fired on a crowd of hundreds. John Adams defended the redcoats and got them off. Boston tea party. Paul Revere and his famous ride. The battle of Bunker Hill. Woman with telescope helping me at Apple Mac
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Very Nice Stay
I stayed the Lenox hotel in September 2003 - Really enjoyed my stay.
The Hotel was lovely and I have to say the staff could not do enough for you. Found the food in the hotel a bit pricey, but next door in the Irish pub the food was lovely and reasonably priced. The hotel location was very good but it was a little distance to the main shopping area, but a nice walk on a nice day. Lord & Taylor is just two doors up from hotel, which is also great. Overall I would recommend this hotel.
An Enchanting Stay at the Lenox!
My daughter and I spent two delightful nights at the Lenox on November 15th and 16th, 2003. The location was perfect for shopping, people-watching, and strolling. We were impressed with the bright spaciousness of the superior room on the 11th floor, the cloud-like comfort of the queen-sized beds with downy comforters, the prompt room service breakfasts served on gorgeous china and silver trays, and the overall charm of the European-style hotel. The Lobby was cozy and inviting with three distinct offerings of restaurants within steps of each other. Cleanliness and decor was a plus throughout the hotel, and the wide hallways were easily accessible for a wheel-chaired friend. My daughter, a Boston artist, made me walk down all eleven flights of the beautifully stenciled but rarely used stairwell so that we could marvel at the architecture of a by-gone era. Our privately arranged Holiday Tea in our room for a few invited guests brought forth many positive comments about the quality of the surroundings. The only cautionary comment to be made is to plan ahead - requests for room service (extra chairs, pots of tea/coffee) were a bit slow during the daytime and needed a second request; otherwise, the staff was most accommodating. I especially enjoyed chatting with Jimmy, the 81 year-young bellman, who epitomizes the charm and warmth of the historic Lenox.
The Lenox, A Curate's Egg (Good in Parts)
My husband and I stayed at the Lenox 3rd to 8th September 2003 and overall we were quite disappointed, considering some of the good reviews we had read prior to booking. The hotel is a bit of a paradox, some areas/aspects are very good, whereas others are quite shabby.
Overall, I would say that the hotel exudes an air of faded grandeur.
On the plus side, the location is fantastic and right in the heart of the city. We had a junior suite and the rate we paid was reasonable, as the room was quite large. In addition, unlike one of the previous reviewers, we found the beds to be very comfortable. The City Bar and the Azure Restaurant were quite excellent and the standard of cleanliness and decor seemed to be at odds with the lobby and other public areas - I suspect these two areas have been very recently renovated and are kept in tip-top shape because they are also frequented by non-residents.
On the down side, the lobby and elevator areas were quite scruffy and made me feel like I wanted to check out before I had even seen the room. The first impressions were even worse when we exited the elevator, as the corridor/hallway was dark and gloomy and it looked like the carpet hadn't been vacuumed in quite a while. On entering the room, I must admit that it was quite spacious and reasonably tastefully decorated but it was a little gloomy with a terrible view of a side alley and Lord & Taylor's roof. It also had quite a musty smell, even for such an old building. After a quick inspection, we found that the room and (large) bathroom were actually quite clean so the immediate urge to leave subsided. As we arrived quite late in the evening, we went out almost immediately for dinner. On returning to our room, we decided to have a night cap, only to find that room service ended at 11 p.m. and there was no minibar in the room. The guest information booklet informed us that vending machines were located in the hotel but these were not very well stocked and my husband ended up going out again to purchase some soft drinks. By this time, I had ventured in to the spacious but shabby closet which had an even mustier smell than the bedroom and was topped off by some very unattractive stained polystyrene ceiling tiles and I must admit the urge to check out returned. After a disturbed nights sleep (due to noisy air conditioning) we decided to try the Four Seasons because last time we were in Boston we stayed there and although it was expensive it was excellent. No such luck this time as the hotel was fully booked, due to the fact that Bruce Springsteen and his entourage were in town.
Anyway, we decided to stay put and I must admit that after the second night, we became accustomed to our surroundings and overall we felt that although the hotel was by no means excellent it did represent good value for money and the location was a bonus.
Regarding the staff, on the whole they were friendly and helpful but not paricularly enthusiastic; with one exception. On Friday and Saturday evening we met Jimmy, a guy in his eighties who has worked at the Lenox for a long time (I think he said over forty years). He may be one of the "Old School" but despite his many years of service he was still well turned out (smartly dressed) polite, entertaining, enthusiastic and knew the meaning of the term "Customer Service". I must say he brightened our stay.
We would only stay at the Lenox again if the rest of the hotel was totally refurbished to the standard we saw in the City Bar and Azure restaurant.
Noisy air conditioner
The location of the hotel is excellent, next to the shopping area. We got a pretty big room with 2 double beds. The bed linen looks expensive but the bed is too soft in our standard. Because it is a historical building, the air conditioner is very noisy which kept me awake all night. It blew too much cold air when turned on. The bathroom is very small. The only thing that I like is the aveda product offered in the bathroom. We will not stay there again even though we got a pretty good deal from the hotwire.
Great location and service, but...
My room was extremely small and the airplane bathroom had more leg space than this particular room's bathroom. I don't care about baths, but for those who do, this room had a shower only. Keeping with the trend, the closet was miniscule. I am lucky that this was a business trip and my wife was at home because there was clearly not enough room nor space for two people. Perhaps if she were with me, the front desk would have given me a larger room? Besides these gripes, overall service was fine and one really cannot beat the Back Bay location of the hotel.
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Spent 5 nights at the Lenox. The location is superb. Refurbishments to the rooms were evident. Beds were ok. Linens were very good. Air conditioning controls left alot to be desired in 92 degree weather.
Service was below average, room service unavailable at peak times.
Advertised bars & cafes (Sam Adams/Upstairs Breakfast Cafe) were not there. When I booked this was listed as one of the Small Luxury Hotel members. Having stayed at other Small Luxury Hotels (SLH) I expected more in comfort, service, and hotel amenities.
Wonderful hotel, terrific value
Stayed two nights on a college-visiting trip with two teenage girls.
The newly refurbished room was beautiful, and SO spacious. Location terrific, and I couldn't believe the moderate room rates.
Affordable Luxury!
Found a great deal for The Lenox on Expedia. My parents stayed there many moons ago, so the name was familiar, but they're my parents, so all must be taken with a grain of salt. Not in this case, my stay was first-class. From check-in to my room to the housekeeping staff to the knowledgeable concierge, I couldn't have asked for anything more. Conveniently located to all of the back bay and to subway stations that took me anywhere else I would want to go in Boston. A great weekend in a great town at a superb hotel.
Great spot, Great location
A very nice hotel, not the grandest, not the largest, but small and quaint, more european in style. My wife and I stayed here in Dec 2002 and it was perfect. Reserved through Expedia. The rooms are on the small size but well appointed. The lobby smaller then the grand hotels but charming. There was some exterior renovation going on on the lower floors, but this is likely done by now. We just stayed one night. It was super convenient, right near a T stop, and very close to shopping on Newbury street, and a large indoor shopping complex at the Prudential. There was a nice pub downstairs in the hotel. Staff was very friendly and helpful. If you drive, there is a parking garage next door. While in Boston, we walked through the Fairmont Hotel. I'm not sure how it is priced v-v the Lenox, but even though it is austere on the outside, it has a very grand lobby and would be another option (I don't know the condition of the rooms). My wife and I tend to like smaller hotels that are comfortable and charming, and are located right in the spot we will explore around, and the Lenox fit the bill perfectly.
Terrible experience. Under heavy exterior renovation when I was booked, but no one at the hotel said a thing about it when I called to book my room. Unbelievable hidden cost in local phone calls: 75 cents for access, then 25 cents a minute. Local calls are more expensive at the Lenox than long distance!!! Travelers beware. Lenox is better spelled as rip-off.
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... or Dubai Creek precedes this moment. It is really interesting to see how this creek allowed the locals to survive in the severe desert climate up until oil was discovered in 1966 and the city was constructed over time. The Dubai Museum is built in and around the old Al Fahidi Fort, where authentic desert houses and a great collection of old artifacts can be found.
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I've owned my 95 pickup for about 9 years and it just finally gave me the first expensive repair ever. Up till now, it's been ultra ultra reliable and has not cost much except for maintenance. But the interior plastics are starting to crack badly and the body is rusting a little in places. It has almost no amenities and the drive is average. I've put quite a bit of weight in the bed at times and it hauls it very nicely. Interior space is almost nil. Although I often wish it had more features, I've been very pleased with it. Though I have to admit mine wouldn't exactly be a bargain at this point given its present condition...
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A Church that believes God hates everyone but themselves and who are a bunch or crackpots. These people believe that when military men and woman die it was God's wrath because America is too tolerant towards homosexuals. They believe 911 and Tsunamis were and are blessings and America is doomed.
In other words they believe utter and complete bullshit
Friend one: "Hey i go to the Westboro Baptist Church"
Friend two: "God loves everyone you know that right"
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Some crazy church that thinks because the US is tolerant of homosexuality that God is killing our soldiers overseas. The church is made up of about 100 members of the pastors family and is unaffiliated with any other Baptists in the country. In other words... its a joke. The pastor is a nut-job lady who feels that she needs to travel around with her church to these military funerals and inform people through large signs reading 'God hates Fags!' and 'Thank God for IEDs' that the soldier is now 'rotting in hell' and so on. It must make her feel good. Her interviews with the large news companies (Fox News, MSNBC) can be found on the internet. They'll either be a good laugh for you or a huge frustration.
Westboro Baptist Church: 'Your son is now rotting in hell because the died fighting for a country that does not obey God! None of you are true Christians!'
by Ullio June 24, 2006
A church that practices the literal meaning of the bible. They believe that the Tsunami was a good thing because it killed 'fags' and 'dykes'. They also believe Hurricane Katrina was 'God's' way of punishing America because apparently, in their opinion, 'God hates America'. These guys are a bunch of sad, uneducated, religious kooks who need to stop dictating what 'God' thinks, because how would they know? The answer is they don't. They construct a 'God' figure as a way to express their personal views on the world, these people make me sick and I can only hope that one day they will forget about prejudice and hate.
According to the Westboro Baptist Church, God Hates Fags, God Hates America, God Hates Sweden, God Hates Canada, and after this definition is posted God will apparently Hate Australia because that's where I am from!
How can anyone take these people seriously?
How can anyone take these people seriously?
by Anna July 01, 2006
A church giving baptist, no CHRISTIANS, no God a bad name. They dont seem to understand God is love. Not just a few but EVERYONE(gay, bi,soldier, jew). God loves us despite our faults or mistakes, lets just hope they learn this.
News Report " Today Westboro Baptist Church Members were seen outside a Gay Pride Parade holding up many "God hates fags" and other hate signs"
True Believer: "Geez thats an embarrasment to Baptist"
True Believer: "Geez thats an embarrasment to Baptist"
by mageknight September 04, 2006
What happens when family members fuck
Westboro baptist church member: Thank God for dead soldiers!
Some other guy: Dude get a life you inbred dickhead
Some other guy: Dude get a life you inbred dickhead
by ronhowardforprez July 12, 2009
A radical so-called "Church" under the leadership of so-called "Reverend" Fred Phelps based out of Topeka, Kansas. They are infamous for their controversial practice of picketing outside of funerals of U.S. servicemembers killed in Iraq. WBC Recently lost a $11,000,000 dollar judgement filed by a father of one of the late servicemembers whose funeral they picketed.
The freaks at Westboro Baptist Church makes all Christians look bad.
by Piranha November 01, 2007
The Biggest ,Most successful trolls in the world.
Westboro Baptist Church Members are the biggest trolls in the world. They have been so successful that they have been banned from entering countries.
by Scott_the_bookeeper February 23, 2010
A lunatic cult led by a jackass named Fred Phelps. The WBC is known for its endless condemnation of homosexuals. The church claims to practice the purest form of Christiantiy, a claim that couldn't be further from the truth. The WBC's ideology is based on a severe distortion of Christian doctrine. If Jesus Christ ever visited this "Church", he would probably be dismayed and horrified by its practices. Heck, even many evangelicals consider the WBC un-Christian.
The entire Westboro Baptist Church is bound for hell.
by Anonymous Debunker of Religious Myths April 09, 2008