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Very nice central hotel
My family stayed at the Marine Hotel on a half board basis. I really enjoyed my stay at this hote. It is a very nice, central hotel, just a 5 minute walk from the bus station and right in the centre a Lavente Beach. I strongly recommend this hotel to your travellers.
If travelling from the airport by bus, you can walk to the hotel from the bus station.
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Good hotel bad bad food
one of the best hotels in benidorm but the food defenetly one of the worst staff go out their way if their is a tip in it for them exchange rates in the hotel are a comlete rip of towels left out all night to get a sun lounger in the morning but when you go to the pool no one on them in one of the best positions right in the centre of levante get the food and the exchange rates right and we would stop their again but get the staff to smile once in a while without giving them a tip to do it ?
Never again
The hotel itself was very nice. We found the staff in general a bit stand offish. Oh my god The food it was worse than pigs slop. We found breakfast inedible. Dinner was a minefield trying to get anything to take away the hunger pangs. In desperation i took a slice of pizza from the kids section only to be humiliated by the kitchen manager marching across to my table and scolding me like a chils infront of the full dining room. I found myself unapolagetic for my crime. By the fifth night we ate out. There is no curtesy room for guests to use and the manager has a couldn't care less attitude. The best feature abouth this hotel was the location but i'd never re-visit unless they introdced self catering or drastically change their kitchen staff which has not happened according to other reviews.
Do you want electocuting?
I agree with "Do you like hospital food". The food is poor,the entertainment is poor and consists of people shouting at you with microphones and records to dance to.In the bathroom they have wired the electric hairdrier in permanently so that you can dry your hair over the sink and face the mirror.This means that if you spilled a little water on the marble floor while washing your hair you cold slip!! To save yourself you might grab hold of the taps , at the same time the hairdrier would drop into the water and you would FRY!!!......................... Try the hairdressing salon downstairs,the stylist seems to have had a personality bypass and is openly hostile to non Spanish
Do you like hospital food
The hotel is a wonderful sight,rising marble pillars and marble floors everywhere. However,it takes more than that to gain a good reputation. We found the food TERIBLE,in the two weeks we were there this is what we found:-Breakfast..the bacon was strips of 1 inch streaky smoked bacon,the tomatoes were whole baked unseasoned and tarty to taste,(no tinned tomatoes)Lunch or Dinner..We tried Ribs ,they were so over cooked it was hard to tell the meat from the bone, Cooked turkey was so dehydrated we could barely cut it with a knife(could double as shoe leather). One dish loked particularly tastey..it was chunks of beef in gravy,after tasting the meat i couldnt swallow..IT WAS OFF my wife confirmed. The saving grace was the soups..these were exellent,as were the deserts.Salt doesnt seem to be have used in the cooking so if you like hospital food you will like it.Most days we never looked forward to meals and at times went to local bars for breakfast and other meals.Other points...one of the lifts was out of order all the time we were there.One night someone tried to get into our room at 1130 pm. We reported this in the morning to the reception but they showed no intrest.Later that day we noticed jemmy marks around the lock area of the door so we tried again to intrest the people at reception desk,only to find that people who previously answered our questions and changed our money were now unable to understand English.Regards all, Jim and family
The best in benidorm
We have stayed in the marina hotel several times and it never loses it's charm. It very clean and the food excellent. One of the great things i personally like about the Marina are it's rooms. There is a seperate door to the bedroom after the bathroom which means you can your "do not disturb" sign on your bedroom door but the maid can still clean the bathroom and change your towels without disturbing you. This means you can have a lay in after a late night out in the old town!!
Loved it
i stayed at hotel marina years ago,1985.i had a brilliant time,i loved every minute.this is a very large hotel, clean large pool entertaiment was great.going to marmaris this year,but looking for cheap deals to benidorm for 2004.
Very helpful and caring staff
I fell ill with Gastro Enteritis on the last day of my holiday whilst staying at the Marina - nothing to do with the hotel. My wife was left by herself and was without any support from the (Cosmos) rep and the travel insurance compay was a waste of time. The hotel manager was extreemly good in organising accomodation and food for my wife until I came out of hospital. He too had enormouse problems getting anything but promises and lies out of the travel insurance company but accepted my wife's promises of getting the insurance company to get things organised. Use this hotel - repay their assistance please!
Perfect first visit
First visit to Benidorm was a resounding success. I have always shied away from Benidorm because of the reputation of lager louts. Depending on season not too many. Hotel Marina is very beautiful and clean. The food varied and tasty. The rooms are kept really clean and shiny. Any request made to reception dealt with immediately. Reception areas are very comfortable. Many wedding receptions held here so if on a low floor it could be a bit noisy in early hours. All in all a very pleasant holiday. Will definately be making a return visit.
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Shorter driving days now we're virtually in Southern Spain, so we were in Benidorm by lunch. Saw our first Big Black bull on the side of the road. There are loads around, but that's the first we've seen this trip and Penny has them on her mind as she's just been reading about the Brandy factory and the Bulls used to advertise it (think we'll be visiting and sampling some when we get to Cadiz).
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... When we were leaving, the sky was getting cloudy. We stopped at a large supermarket on the way back home. It was a huge supermarket. I don't know how many times more we can come to the supermarket like this in Europe. There is only a week left before going back to Australia. I really liked playing at the sandy beach today. It made me feel happy. I also really enjoyed swimming in the ocean. What a enjoyable ...
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Although I am not their family member,
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Primobolan Depot, Primabolan, Primobol, Primo.
Transparent oily solution with color ranging from light yellow to yellow, containing a characteristic odor.
1 ml of solution contains:
Active substance: Methenolone Enanthate 100 mg/ml
Auxiliary substances: Benzyl Alcohol, Benzyl Benzoate, Peach or Peanut Oil
Mild anabolic agent with low androgenic and estrogenic properties. Is used by athletes during a cutting cycle and before contests in order to retain muscles on a calorie restricted diet. The drug is considered a good fat burner due to its high capacity for binding to the androgen receptors.
Is used to treat protein synthesis disorders, cachexia trauma, extensive burns after irradiation infectious diseases, muscular dystrophy, osteoporosis, negative nitrogen balance and aplastic anemia. It also stimulates the genetic apparatus of the cell, leading to increased synthesis of DNA, RNA and structural proteins.
600-800 mg per week
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Mild virilization effects in women (deepening of the voice, menstrual irregularities, changes in skin texture, facial hair growth, and clitoral enlargement), as well as acne, oily skin, increased face and body hair growth and problems related to male pattern baldness in men. Other side effects are: progression of atherosclerosis, peripheral edema, impaired liver function, changes in blood count and bone pains.
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2010 was a big year for video games. I played several games over the course of the year across every noted platform.
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Next up is the PS3. I bought my PS3 in early 2010 on the heels of Heavy Rain, and to this day Heavy Rain has struck a serious chorde with me. Outside of the english voice acting it is an extremely solid game. Eventhough it was released in 2009, Uncharted 2 was a bar raiser. I hadn't palyed it till the GOTY Edition was released so you could say that Uncharted 2 counts.
Now for the system that got me interested in it again at E3 last year, the Wii. My personal favorite game in the Wii's library is Kirby's Epic Yarn. As Totally Rad Show's Jeff Cannata said on Weekend Confirmed, "I was purley the most happy when I played it this year." I agree completely. The next game i'll bring up is Super Mario Galaxy 2. This is a game that is hard for me to describe. More of the first game just heavilly refined. Galaxy 2 blew me away.
To the PC. I could make this a one sentence paragraph if I wanted to but I won't. Civilization V is outstanding. I played alot of MInecraft too. Minecraft isn't finished yet though so I don't know if I could give Minecraft the award for my favorite PC game of the year. Civilization V takes the cake.
As far as portable systems are concerned, I really didn't play a whole lot. I can say Pokemon Soul Silver, and MGS: Peace Walker were very fun to play.
Now my top five games of 2010.
5. Halo: Reach. The second best Halo game. The original being the best. Halo: Reach did everything correctly in my oppinion. I play it constantly to this day.
4. Heavy Rain. One of the most engrossing stories have ever experienced in a video game. End of story.
3. Civilization V. Brings me back to Civ IV and Civ Rev with the whole one more turn addiction. I love Civilization V.
2. Mass Effect 2. Mass Effect 1 with better storytelling, combat, and alot of really interesting new characters. I loved it. I enjoyed everything from mining planets into oblivion, the character side quests and a ton more.
1. Red Dead Redemption. Very pretty, very immersive, very fun. This was a very refreshing setting to take a part in. I still go back from time to time. It is my game of 2010. I can't express how much I loved this game!
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U.S. Standards for Grades of Processed Raisins; Withdrawal
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United States Standards for Grades of Processed Raisins
Agricultural Marketing Service, USDA.
Notice and withdrawal.
The Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS), of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is withdrawing a notice soliciting comments on its proposed revision to the United States Standards for Grades of Processed Raisins. Based on the petitioner's request to withdraw their petition, the agency has decided not to proceed with this action.
Effective Date: June 10, 2011.
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Myron Betts, Inspection and Standardization Section, Processed Products Branch (PPB), Fruit and Vegetable Programs (FV), AMS, USDA, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW., Room 0709, South Building; STOP 0247, Washington, DC 20250; Telephone: (202) 720-5021 or fax (202) 690-1527; or e-mail: . The United States Standards for Grades of Processed Raisins are available by accessing the AMS Web site on the Internet at .
On February 2, 2005, AMS received a petition from the Raisin Administrative Committee (RAC), requesting revision to the United States Standards for Grades of Processed Raisins. These standards are issued under the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946 (7 U.S.C. 1621-1627).
The petitioner requested that AMS revise the United States Standards for Grades of Processed Raisins, Type I, Seedless Raisins. The revision would add a third sub-type, "Vine-dried (without the application of drying chemicals or materials)" and change the existing sub-type for "Dipped, Vine-dried or similarly processed raisins" to "Dipped, Vine-dried, treated with drying chemicals or materials".
On February 28, 2006, AMS published an advance notice of proposed rulemaking in the Federal Register (Vol. 71 39), [Docket No. FV-06-331] soliciting comments on the petition to revise the United States Standards for Grades of Processed Raisins. Between March 2007 and April 2010, AMS circulated a discussion draft to RAC which included a similar proposed revision to Type III, Raisins with Seeds. AMS did not receive any comments.
On July 21, 2010, AMS asked the RAC if they would like to adopt the proposed changes or withdraw the petition. The RAC could not agree on the discussion draft language.
In September 2010, AMS notified the RAC of its plan to withdraw the action to revise the United States Standards for Grades of Processed Raisins. The RAC agreed to bring up the issue again during their October 5, 2010, meeting. In October 2010 the RAC informed AMS that they had interest in keeping the process on the proposed revision open.
In March 2011, the RAC requested that the proposed change to the United States Standards for Grades of Processed Raisins be withdrawn.
AMS has decided not to proceed further with the proposed revision to the United States Standards for Grades of Processed Raisins and it is hereby withdrawn.
Dated: June 7, 2011.
Ellen King,
Acting Administrator, Agricultural Marketing Service.
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Quarterback Shuffle and Some Notes
I'll be off tomorrow and Charlie MaGovern will be covering the practices so he will be blogging and I'll be back Thursday.
However, camp is coming to an end (amazing, I know) which means the position battles are all winding down as well. Saturday is the second scrimmage of camp - it is closed to everyone - and after that the team will begin preparing for Buffalo and will be in game week mode.
That means the players have Weds, Thurs, Fri and the scrimmage on Saturday to make a real impression before the depth chart is pretty much locked in.
Today we had some interesting movement at quarterback as both Todd Graham and Todd Dodge talked about Anthony Gonzalez, Mark Myers and Trey Anderson and where they fit in on the depth chart behind Tino Sunseri.
Gonzalezis still wearing a green shirt like the other quarterbacks and both Dodge and Graham said he is the third quarterback but he has taken almost every rep at the threeback or receiver spots over the past few days and he is going to play somewhat of a "slash" role according to Graham. He is suspended for the first two weeks, though, so we won't see him until the Iowa game but he has been extremely impressive as a receiver. That isn't a surprise because he is a great athlete but what has surprised me is how well he blocks - he is tough. Graham said watching him is amazing because he looks like a guy who has been playing that position his whole career.
Anderson is a walk-on from Texas who has been the surprise of camp. He is also now the back-up quarterback according to both Graham and Dodge. In fact, Dodge said of Anderson he is "one play away" right now. Dodge, who used to be the head coach at North Texas, recruited Anderson (who is listed at 6-foot but I doubt he is not quite that tall) but when he was fired, the new staff didn't and Anderson, because of his size, slipped through the cracks. He was headed to junior college but Dodge convinced him to walk-on at Pitt and he has clearly made the most of things. Graham has been talking about Anderson almost since Day One of camp so it isn't a surprise that they are so high on him - but I don't think anybody thought he'd be the back-up quarterback by the second week. Dodge made it clear that the competition between Myers and Anderson is ongoing so this is something to watch, but like I wrote - there isn't that much more time for Myers to take back his job. Dodge said that based on the scrimmage and the way that both of them performed, Anderson moved ahead of him.
That doesn't bode well for Myers, however as he was supposed to be the next quarterback. The one thing I will say is that he was going to be in a fight with Gonzalez - who this new coaching staff really likes - so it wasn't a given (like it would have been had the old staff been in place) that Myers was going to be the guy. And Dodge also said that he wanted to see Myers "step up" and he wanted to see how Myers responds to the challenge, so this could just be a little bit of a test of Myers and in the end he will work his way back to the No. 2 spot but I don't think anybody saw this coming, including some of the coaches.
So that is pretty much where the quarterback competition is and, as spoken to us by coaches it is --- Sunseri, Anderson, Gonzalez or Myers.
I've briefed Charlie on this and he will keep his eyes on this as well as on some of the other positions to be decided.
Here is a quick look at where these other positions stand right now based and what the major position battles are that are going on based what we've seen and more importantly, what coaches have told us over the past few days:
The defensive line right now is not surprisingly Aaron Donald, Myles Caragein and Chas Alecxih with the second unit being two of Tyrone Ezell, TJ Clemmings and Justin Hargrove with Khaynin Mosley-Smith in the middle.
This unit is deep obviously and interchangeable in a lot of ways and what Keith Patterson told me he likes the most about it is there is very little drop-off between the first and second units and some of the guys on the second unit could start at any number of schools.
The Panther linebackers are Brandon Lindsey and Ejuan Price and Graham said today he was impressed with both so far in camp. He said he likes the explosiveness they bring to that position and he likes that they are both versatile enough to perhaps play other positions as well.
The Spurs are Todd Thomas and Greg Williams and Graham said today he was extremely excited about both and that this competition was as stiff as any position. Both have made a lot of plays at the practice sessions and Graham said they both had a couple of sacks in the scrimmage. One other name who Graham mentioned is Eric Williams, who is a redshirt freshman. I like what he said about Williams - he said they wanted to get him a little tougher so they moved him inside for a few days and then moved him back out to spur because that is something they do from time to time. But they think he can factor in here as well. The inside guys seem to be three guys fighting for two jobs - Shane Gordon, Tristan Roberts and Max Gruder, though Gruder seems firmly entrenched at one of the spots. This is probably a situation a lot like corner where there are in essence three starters.
Again, the competitions are not over, but the two-deep is starting to take shape and these are all the guys who seem to be separating themselves from the others.
Buddy Jackson, Antwuan Reed and Kwaun Williams are the three top corners right now and it Graham said today he views all three as starters. It seems like Williams has consistently been the starter and Reed and Jackson have split the time but all three will play the bulk of the time. What's interesting is the next two in line seem to be true freshmen, Lloyd Carrington and Lafayette Pitts. We've seen a lot from both and both have had a lot of reps with the second team so they seem to be on the fast track but Patterson said both of them, after getting off to fast starts, have had a little bit of leveling off which is not a surprise given they are freshmen.
The safeties have been pretty consistently the same four guys - Jarred Holley and Jason Hendricks followed by Andrew Taglianetti and Brandon Ifill. There have been some other guys thrown into the two deep but for the most part, Patterson said these guys have sort of been a little ahead of the group. One thing that Tony Gibson told me about Taglianetti that I found interesting is that is he such a smart player, that coaches have to make sure they are telling him the right thing in a certain formation or play because he'll correct them if they are wrong. "He's one of the smartest players, in terms of the books and football smart, I've been around," Gibson said.
Like I wrote yesterday based on Graham's post-practice comments, the offensive line is settling in as Jordan Gibbs and Lucas Nix at tackles, Cory King and Chris Jacobson at guard and Ryan Turnley at center. I think that Turnley still has to prove he is consistent enough with the snap before coaches are completely sold on him as the starting center but they are hoping he can get the job done. Jacobson has worked with the second group at center, which means he gets very few breaks, but Graham said he needs the work in case something happens to Turnley. Graham also said the next two guards would be Matt Rotheram and Arthur Doakes while the next two tackles are Greg Gaskins followed by Juantez Hollins. It seems like, based on Graham's comments, the coaches are growing comfortable with the starting five but really need to see more from this next group in order to really feel good about the line for the long haul. That means these next few days are crucial for these guys to get it right.
Hubie Graham and Drew Carswell have manned the H-Back spot mostly - Carswell has been really an interesting player to watch as he's made a number of plays over the course of camp -- but now they face some competition from Gonzalez, who has come on fast. He obviously isn't available yet, but these guys will have to play at a high level to keep him from taking away snaps from them.
The running back field behind Ray Graham and Zach Brown is crowded and depending on which coach you talk to on which day, seems to have a new leader. But there is a reason for that - they are all freshmen and thus they have all had flashes. The one coaches have talked the most about is Corey Davis and he has been really good. But Calvin Magee told me Isaac Bennetthas done a lot of nice things once they put the pads on and so this competition for the third tailback spot is probably headed for a fantastic finish. Obviously injuries to one of the first two guys could change this but from what we've been told, the third guy will play, the rest will likely redshirt so this is a key battle to watch over the next few days.
Finally, the receivers group seems to have four guys who are definitely going to be in the rotation - Mike Shanahan, Cam Saddler, Salath Williams and Devin Street (provided he gets healthy) which means there are two or three spots remaining (Mike Norvell said he'd like to have six or seven ready to play) for guys who want to play. The other guy who seems to be getting a lot of work is the junior college transfer Joshua Brinson. That probably means freshmen Darius Patton, Ronald Jones and Justin Jackson are locked in a battle for one, maybe two spots at the most. And Ed Tinker is another veteran who is fighting to get into the two-deep but he's been nicked a bit and I'm not exactly sure where he stands health wise, but he is in the mix of about four or five guys still fighting for one or two spots.
Again, a lot of the frontline positions are settling in and that means these reserves will have to step forward and make something happen in order to try and get onto the two-deep. I would be willing to bet they will over the next few days start to give some of the starters a few more breathers so they can take a longer look at some of these young guys and sort out the rest of the positions and figure out who will be redshirtting.
I think it goes without saying that this coaching staff makes it very clear that everything is earned, every single day. We see it in how things change each day in terms of who is starting at what spots and who is on the second team. It is truly an "every day earn your spot" kind of camp so even though coaches have said these guys who are ahead of the pack right now are starting to pull away, none of them should feel comfortable just yet.
Like I wrote at the start, Charlie will be covering Wednesday's practices and I will be back Thursday but this is where we are at heading into the final few days of camp.


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Posted on July 31, 2013 in Meet the Playtesters
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I can now say that I've spent a whole day at Wimbledon. Yes, my first experience at the All England Club. Not to mention that it's my first experience in Europe, let alone London. From spending what seemed like one day running into the next traveling (wait, it was one day running into the next!), […]


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'A Blood Red Sky' showing at the Times
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Water starts as a small amount, building up as it goes down the valley, turning into a flash flood, which can kill, and washes away all the topsoil.
There is no road for a good distance. Even a 4-wheel drive would have difficulty in winter.
This is the site where the buildings and a demonstration permaculture plot will be.
View across the valley from the permaculture site. This is the valley we'll be repairing, so as to stop the flash floods and hold the water up there for longer into the dry season.
Built by Lady Carberry in 1825 to teach local girls the skills of crochet lace and needlework, and to provide employment. Restored by Rathbarry Tidy Towns Committee in 2000
wow looks great. wish i was there.
This is the farm we stayed at on our first trip for the project to bring internet access to Igourdane in the Atlas Mountains.
After the harvest comes the long wait for next spring. There will be no more rain here until November.
In the dry season most wells dry up. This can be the only source for 10 km or more.
This is March, end of the rainy season. The crop is the only one of the year.


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(Persian Name) nice, Intellectual, Extremely good looks, It is a powerful name - a force to be reckoned with, its a means to an end - a place to meet.
Lets Miad some where soon. (Persian)
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Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design. A small art school in Milwaukee, WI. For a school with only 600 students, it is a great art school. Located in the Downtown/3rd Ward, there's a lot nearby. Also to mention MIAD students get free bus passes in the city and free admission to a bunch of places.
If you go to MIAD chances are you will know everyone there.
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Acronym: "man in a dress". Often pronounced "MEE-yad". Attributed to trannies who make clothes do all the heavy lifting.
We had trouble sipping our coffee with straight faces as three wigged miads in their fifties walked by us.
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M.I.A.D.(pronouced as a whole word) stands for Mobile Internet Access Device.
For this field trip student will be required to bring thier M.I.A.D.'s with them to twitter their experiences.
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(n.) pronounced my-add, as in "my add in the newspaper" defined: A man who works 7 days a week and has no girlfriend to spend his pay checks on.
girl 1: "look, over there, who's that"
girl 2: "the guy that is covered in manly sweat? that's Miad"
girl 1: "he have a girlfriend?"
girl 2: "nope"
girl 2: "the guy that is covered in manly sweat? that's Miad"
girl 1: "he have a girlfriend?"
girl 2: "nope"
by not miad July 19, 2009