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The Pinewood Prep Competition Cheerleaders won the SCISA AAA Championship at Newberry College on Saturday, marking this the second straight year the Panthers have claimed the state cheer title.
Teams in the division for 2013 included Hammond School, Cardinal Newman, Augusta Christian and Pinewood Prep. Pinewood's final score was 261, with Hammond placing second at 248. Cardinal Newman placed third with a score of 223, and Augusta Christian came in at 190.
"We are honored to be in a division with so much incredible talent," Pinewood coach Merrell Mann said. "Hammond has been a challenging competitor this year and we knew we were going to have to raise the bar to win at State."
In order to prepare for State this year, the team also competed at Oakbrook Prep in Spartanburg, Eau Claire High School in Columbia, and twice at AC Flora High School in Columbia.
The Pinewood team consists of 22 girls from grades seven through 12. Its captains are Aurie Engel Schmieding, Annelise Kauffman, Lily Mandell, Dana Van Houten and Logan Mann. This was a particularly emotional win for Seniors Van Houten and Mann, as they are the first to graduate having cheered every year at Pinewood since Kindergarten at the age of 5.
But with so many members of the team eligible to return, the Panthers have their sights set on a three-peat.
"In 2014 we expect our division to be even closer, as next year's Cardinal Newman team will also pose a very serious threat," coach Dee Devlin said. "The thought of three straight titles is beyond any challenge we've faced, but it's a challenge I know our girls will be ready for."
Remaining team members include Madison Buddin, Judith Anne Gibson, Trevor Tucker, Anna Kassing, Rachel Trout, Sophia Radebaugh, Mary Lesesne McIntosh, Alex Hammersley, Parker Dwyer, Hayes Devlin, Chloe Cook, Alli Craig, Grace Johnson, Emily Charpia, Baylee Blume, Frances McIntosh and Lauren Evan Gilmer.
Sarah Collins also serves as a coach for the team.
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First meeting of To-Ken Society of Ireland will be held on Wed, May 4th 2016 in Belfast. This is a somewhat historical event for Irish Nihonto enthusiasts, please come along! Contact Peter McCafferty for more information.
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I am hosting our 4th annual Japanese Sword Show in Orlando Fla. June 17th, 18th and 19th. Please see www.japaneswordshow.com/orlando. Any questions or information needed please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
It's my pleasure to present a new educational website dedicated to the Grandmaster swordsmith Sengo Muramasa:
Don't forget to browse through carefully compiled examples of Muramasa's works.
Dear Members and Visitors,
You may now access Nihonto Club using a new, shorter address: http://nihonto.club
http://nihontoclub.com will still remain our main website address.
Hi All,
While going through the smiths of Aoe school in Swordsmith Index I once again was reminded of noisy/wrong/questionable smith ratings (Fujishiro/Toko Taikan) which still exist in the database. It was always in my list of things to clean up and now it's time. I'm going to archive and remove the following information:
This data was a part of initial database upload, I don't know/remember where it came from and hence this data can't be verified. Moreover, I noticed on numerous occasions that these values are not in line with the original books, with no traceability as of why these ratings were changed. Data quality is one of my highest priorities while working on Nihonto Club resources and I believe it's a step in the right direction.
Once this is done, eventually someone can go through the books and confirm/fix the remaining ratings (Hawley ratings are 99% correct, even though they are the least useful ones).
I would appreciate your feedback on this matter.
Thank you to Stan for allowing me this opportunity to say a little about my training group based in Dundrum, the Bujinkan Shugyō Dōjō.
We are a branch of the Bujinkan, a martial arts organization which was founded in the 1970's. Masaaki Hatsumi, who leads the Bujinkan, is the head or 'Sōke' of an array of Japanese martial arts schools, most notably those he inherited from his teacher Toshitsugu Takamatsu, which include:
Togakure Ryū Ninpō
The martial art taught in Bujinkan is Budō Taijutsu (also know as Bujinkan Dōjō Kobudō or Bujinkan Dōjō Happōbiken), but the material taught in Budō Taijutsu is drawn from these aforementioned schools or 'ryūha'. In general Bujinkan students are licensed in Budō Taijutsu, although very occasionally traditional licenses are issued in the schools themselves, or more recently, specific areas of study. The most widely disseminated and studied information is that of the unarmed techniques of Togakure Ryū Ninpō, Kotō Ryū Koppōjutsu, Gyokko Ryū Kosshijutsu, Kukishinden Ryū Dakentaijutsu, Takagi Yoshin Ryū Jūtaijutsu and Shinden Fudō Ryū Dakentaijutsu. In addition the various weapons of Kukishinden Ryū Happō Biken and sword system of Togakure Ryū Ninpō are also commonly practiced.
I have published New Member's Guide to Nihonto Club. It's a brief introduction to Nihonto Club resources. Your feedback is welcome!
Dear Members and Friends,
Nihonto Club has reached a major milestone today. All records in Swordsmith Index have been verified against at least one swordsmith directory. All related databases and services have a solid foundation now, upon which Nihonto Club will grow. From now onwards you'll never see the message 'Warning! This record hasn't been verified yet' again. It took more than 5 years to:
What's next? With all the holes in the existing data addressed, I'll be able to spend more time expanding swordsmith records with more in-depth information and continue working on the Sword Database, starting with Juyō class swords. Eventually I'm also planning to add more data on somewhat under-represented modern smiths, subject to time and resource constraints.
Many thanks to all the contributors who supplied Swordsmith Index with additional information. Your participation is always valued and appreciated.
Please check out a new Nihonto related site: Grey Doffin's Japanese Sword Books and Tsuba.
I wish Grey Doffin all the best in his new enterprise.
Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds is hosting a seminar on Japanese arms & armour in September 2011.
Japanese arms and armour is an ever popular theme for our History in Your Hands seminars – come along and handle genuine items of Japanese arms and armour from our collection. Learn about the production and use of katana and wakizashi as well as taking a close-up look at armoured sleeves, helmets and face masks.
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This season designers are offering a contemporary take on the army surplus store. Sarah Young investigates the return of this tried and true trend
This season designers are offering a contemporary take on the army surplus store. Sarah Young investigates the return of this tried and true trend
Ethereal shapes, in luxurious fabrics, are a heavenly way to prepare for spring, says Emma Akbareian
Andrew Haigh will be directing the film while playwright Chris Urch will pen the script
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Military garb was perhaps the strongest theme in various incarnations at London Collections Men
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Here are some of 2015's finest books to fire the imagination, engage the grey matter and invigorate the spirit over the festive period
Is fashion today a circus, with designers expected to walk a tightrope between sales and spectacle.
The sequel to the 2001 comedy satire starring Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson as simple-minded, aesthetically obsessed male models takes slapstick swipes at the fashion industry
Prince George stayed in the warm as the Royal Family attended their traditional Christmas Day church service.
As with clothes, there is a fashion tome to suit every taste. Some will become an invaluable, well-thumbed resource for students and fashion fanatics, while others present a moment of fantasy to be displayed with pride on a coffee table already groaning with beautiful books.
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On the eve of an exhibition to mark the exuberant personality and career of Isabella Blow, her cousin Simon Blow recounts the extraordinary private life of the woman he knew
Things change quickly in fashion. Recurring trends come round without warning; they are a way of telling the time. (Like florals for spring: don't forget to look yours out now the sun is shining.) Faddish fixes stage fly-by-night coups – witness this season's neon beanie, which burnt so bright at fashion week it practically set itself on fire.
A fashion event for men only is long overdue, says Style Editor Harriet Walker
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This superb museum showcases archaeological and artistic treasures from the Topkapı collections. Housed in three buildings, its exhibits include ancient artefacts, classical statuary and an exhibition tracing İstanbul's history. There are many highlights, but the sarcophagi from the Royal Necropolis of Sidon are particularly striking.
The complex has three main parts: the Museum of the Ancient Orient (Eski Şark Eserler Müzesi), the Archaeology Museum (Arkeoloji Müzesi) and the Tiled Pavilion (Çinili Köşk). These museums house the palace collections formed during the late 19th century by museum director, artist and archaeologist Osman Hamdi Bey. The complex can be easily reached by walking down the slope from Topkapı's First Court, or by walking up the hill from the main gate of Gülhane Park.
Museum of the Ancient Orient
Located immediately on the left after you enter the complex, this 1883 building has a collection of pre-Islamic items gathered from the expanse of the Ottoman Empire. Highlights include a series of large blue-and-yellow glazed-brick panels that once lined the processional street and the Ishtar gate of ancient Babylon. These depict real and mythical animals such as lions, dragons and bulls.
Archaeology Museum
On the opposite side of the column-filled courtyard to the Museum of the Ancient Orient is this imposing neoclassical building, which was wrapped in scaffolding and tarpaulin and undergoing renovation when we visited. It houses an extensive collection of classical statuary and sarcophagi plus a sprawling exhibit documenting İstanbul's history.
The museum's major treasures are sarcophagi from sites including the Royal Necropolis of Sidon (Side in modern-day Lebanon), unearthed in 1887 by Osman Hamdi Bey. The extraordinary Alexander Sarcophagus and Mourning Women Sarcophagus were not on display when we visited. However, some good pieces from the statuary collection are exhibited on the way into the museum, including a marble head of Alexander from Pergamum.
On the 1st floor, a fascinating albeit dusty exhibition called İstanbul Through the Ages traces the city's history through its neighbourhoods during different periods: Archaic, Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman. On the 2nd floor is the museum's 'Anatolia and Troy Through the Ages' exhibition; on the 3rd, the 'Neighbouring Cultures of Anatolia, Cyprus, Syria and Palestine' exhibition was closed at the time of research.
When we visited, a separate entrance led to an impressive collection of ancient grave-cult sarcophagi from Syria, Lebanon, Thessalonica and Ephesus, including impressive anthropoid sarcophagi from Sidon. Three halls are filled with the amazingly detailed stelae and sarcophagi, most dating from between 140 and 270 AD. Many of the sarcophagi look like tiny temples or residential buildings; don't miss the Sidamara Sarcophagus from Konya with its interlocking horses' legs and playful cherubs. The last room in this section contains Roman floor mosaics and examples of Anatolian architecture from antiquity.
Tiled Pavilion
The last of the complex's museum buildings is this handsome pavilion, constructed in 1472 by order of Mehmet the Conqueror. The portico, which has 14 marble columns, was constructed during the reign of Sultan Abdül Hamit I (1774–89) after the original burned down in 1737.
On display here are Seljuk, Anatolian and Ottoman tiles and ceramics dating from the end of the 12th century to the beginning of the 20th century. The collection includes İznik tiles from the period between the mid-14th and 17th centuries when that city produced the finest coloured tiles in the world. When you enter the central room you can't miss the stunning mihrab from the İbrahim Bey İmâret in Karaman, built in 1432.


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Editorial: DIA is keeping too many secrets on its makeover plansWe're concerned about DIA's decision to favor a single team bidding for the terminal's transformation and to keep basic details about cost and the team's selection process under wraps.
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As in most states, home visiting in Arizona began as a patchwork of programs that grew independently of each other within each State agency. At present, the State's home visiting system remains divided among the agencies, each program has its own administration and reporting requirements, and there is no central registry of home visiting data. For this reason, ADHS engaged the Morrison Institute for Public Policy in early 2014 to estimate the scope of the State's home visiting system.
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Bullying and violence in K-12 schools have been in the policy spotlight in Arizona for almost a decade. However, current indicators and recent traumatic events show that a range of anti-social behaviors on school campuses remain a major threat to student well-being and learning.
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Last year marked the 20th anniversary of Flores v. Arizona, the original lawsuit regarding English learners in Arizona, but the task of providing efficient and effective English Language Learner (ELL) programs in Arizona remains unresolved. At stake overall, educators, business leaders and economic experts agree, is no less than the state's future economic, health, social and education standing. Policies that affect ELL students impact all Arizonans. This brief examines the legal history, changing funding formulas and ELL student achievement.
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Arizona faces some big challenges if it is to compete regionally, nationally and globally for the cutting-edge jobs that will help determine our economic future. As hard as state and community leaders are working, the report suggests that Arizona needs even more participation in economic development leadership, more collaboration among economic development groups and a greater sense of urgency. This report identifies a number of important issues that are key to advancing economic development in Arizona.
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Blogs Liberty and Power Laws to protect/promote one personNov 18, 2004 7:08 am
Laws to protect/promote one person
And while we are on the subject of manipulating the system to promote/protect one individual...how about the push that is under way to change the U.S. Constitution in order to give Arnold Schwarzenegger a shot at the White House? The Schwarzenegger Amendment? The Constitution currently blocks the Austrian-born Schwarzenegger from the office of President because it requires candidates to be native-born. The Amend for Arnold Campaign is already on the Internet and arguments are being launched about why it is 'proper' for foreign-born individuals to be elected. (Personally, I don't care. Let them put Bin Laden on the ballot -- would he be any worse? OK, Ok, he probably would be. But the fact remains, I don't care about the nationality of who is put in a position of unjust power. It's the power of the position itself I'm against.) The Bushnevs know that Arnie may be their best chance of holding onto government after GWB has run out of gas, next-Presidentwise. Can American politics get any more ridiculous? It is time to remember...
"a scene from the SF film Demolition Man, which takes place in the year 2026. As Sandra Bullock attempts to bring Sylvester Stallone up to speed on what has happened in the world in the last 30 years, she refers to the Schwarzenegger Presidential Library.
Stallone:"Hold it! The Schwarzenegger Library?" Bullock:"Yes, the Schwarzenegger Presidential Library. Wasn't he an actor?" Stallone:"Stop! He was President?" Bullock:"Yes. Even though he was not born in this country, his popularity at the time caused the 61st Amendment."
Oh, well, as a Canadian, I can be smug...it's *your* problem. WAIT A MINUTE!! I blogged earlier today on NAFTA-Plus, which is trying to make everything"down under" our problem as well. Drat! Does the American/Canadian/Mexican version of"Mi Casa Es Su Casa" allow me to say,"Get the hell off my property?"
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I had trouble sleeping Saturday night because of a CNN story suggesting that "increased level of chatter and activity" indicated that "another al Qaeda terrorist operation could be in the works." The "warnings" have been coming ever since: Cheney said Sunday that future attacks were "almost a certainty" and FBI director Robert Mueller stated "we will not be able to stop it", with Ridge and Rumsfeld spinning similar tales today. Is there a new threat? Ridge hasn't changed the nation's security alert from "yellow," and AP reported today that "a top White House aide said last week's criticism prompted a two-pronged political response: Bush accused Democrats of playing politics with the issue as his advisers reminded voters that America is still a target."
President Bush was told that Osama bin Laden might be plotting to hijack U.S. passenger planes well before September 11th.
President Bush was told that Osama bin Laden might be plotting to hijack U.S. passenger planes well before September 11th. The warning was never made public. AP reported earlier this month that FBI headquarters did not act on a memo last July from its Arizona office warning there were a large number of Arabs seeking pilot, security and airport operations training. Said a spokeman for Sen. Bob Graham, Senate Intelligence Committee chair: "It represents a failure to connect the dots."
Bush, Citing Privacy, Swears Off E-Mailing Family.
Bush, Citing Privacy, Swears Off E-Mailing Family. "He said he does not e-mail out of concern his private communications could be subject to freedom of information laws and could be made public... Bush said, however, that his administration will cooperate fully with freedom of information requests..."
The first step in setting up a parallel government?
The first step in setting up a parallel government? "Republican vice-presidential candidate Dick Cheney said if the General Services Administration will not assist George W. Bush's transition to the White House, the campaign is prepared to go ahead on its own. 'We will proceed drawing on other sources,' Cheney told reporters in Washington on Monday." Yeah, I just bet they will.
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The end is near (again) Looks like the one Florida county that was actually finding some Gore votes, Miami-Dade, is calling off the recount.
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October 19, 2012 Charleston Symphony Orchestra held a Young People's Concert at Charleston Southern University. Guest conductor Steve Jarvi conducted the group in the concert themed "Heroes, Myths and Magic."
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Sources in Israel have confirmed that the country's air force launched a strike in Syria against what are believed to be stockpiles of weapons headed for the Hezbollah militant group in Lebanon, the Voice of America reported.
There has been no official statement on the attack from the Israeli government.
It was the second time in four months that Israel had carried out an attack in foreign territory aimed at disrupting the pipeline of weapons from Iran to Hezbollah. According to the NY Times, the missiles, known as Fateh-110s, had been sent to Syria by Iran and were being stored at an airport in Damascus when they were struck in the attack, according to an American official.
Syrians with knowledge of security and military matters confirmed the strike to the NY Times, saying it took place overnight Thursday, and saying that Iran had sent arms and rockets to Damascus International Airport intending to for them to be shipped to Hezbollah.
CNN quoted unnamed U.S. officials as saying Israel most likely conducted the strike "in the Thursday-Friday time frame" and its jets did not enter Syrian air space.
The attack took place after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's security cabinet approved it in a secret meeting on Thursday night, an Israeli anonymous source said.
The Daily Star of Lebanon noted that the Israeli air force has so-called "standoff" bombs that coast dozens of miles across ground to their targets once fired. That could, in theory, allow Israel to attack Syria from its own turf or from adjacent Lebanon.
Lebanese authorities reported unusually intensive Israeli air force activity over their territory on Thursday and Friday.
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The Fateh-110 is a single-stage solid-propellant, surface-to-surface missile which, as of 2012, is reported to have at least a 200-mile range. It is produced by Iran. That's well beyond the distance from southern Lebanon, Hezbollah's stronghold, and Tel Aviv. It carries a 1500 lbs. warhead.
Qassim Saadedine, a commander and spokesman for the rebel Free Syrian Army, said: "Our information indicates there was an Israeli strike on a convoy that was transferring missiles to Hezbollah. We have still not confirmed the location."
According to the Daily Star of Lebanon, Rebel units were in disagreement about what type of weapons were in the convoy. A rebel from an information-gathering unit in Damascus that calls itself "The Syrian Islamic Masts Intelligence" said the convoy carried anti-aircraft missiles.
The rebel, who asked not to be named, said: "There were three strikes by Israeli F-16 jets that damaged a convoy carrying anti-aircraft missiles heading to the Shiite Lebanese party [Hezbollah] along the Damascus-Beirut military road.
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Disembarkation was the worst we've ever experienced. We waited in line on deck for more than 3 1/2 hours. It was kind of cool outside and I'm thankful my wife and I had a wind breaker to put on while we waited. Customs blamed the ship and the ship blamed Customs. It was a mess on the pier with passengers, cars, shuttles, etc. trying to get in and out.
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Atletico Madrid played host to Real Sociedad Sunday night with both sides looking to earn very important points to improve their current places in the La Liga table. However, the night would belong solely to Atletico.
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Un de mes meilleurs séjours dans un hôtel de luxe
J'ai pass� de merveilleuses vacances au Hyatt de Mexico. La d�coration et la qualit� des chambres sont surprenantes. Il y a trois piscines et plusieurs restaurants � l'int�rieur de l'h�tel - ils sont un peu chers mais la cuisine est vraiment savoureuse et de qualit�. Le personnel est tr�s serviable et traite la client�le avec beaucoup d'�gards.
Notre chambre �tait dans les derniers �tages et la vue �tait superbe - on voyait la mer et toute la ville � des kilom�tres � la ronde - tr�s romantique.
J'ai d'excellents souvenirs de mon voyage au Mexique, et notre s�jour au Hyatt y a contribu�. N'h�sitez pas � y aller si vous le pouvez !
Good hotel with nice pool
Stayed at the Hyatt in Merida for a conference and had a room on the "concierge floor". The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The pool is very nice and large, in particular compared to the Interconti across the street. Continental breakfast in the lounge was included, but due to the large number of guests the service was unimpressive.
Hyatt Everything We Expected - For Better and For Worse
My family of five stayed at the Hyatt in Merida over our spring break at the end of March. We had two rooms on one of the "concierge" floors. I had pored over all of the TripAdvisor reviews of Merida hotels and chose the Hyatt because we wanted 1) a quiet location, 2)spacious, comfortable rooms, 3) firm beds, and 4)a good pool. We got all of that. Also, because we paid more for the concierge floor we had included in the price a very nice continental breakfast and an even nicer evening beer, wine, hors d'oeuvres kind of spread. So we were happy with our stay there. That being said, the Hyatt is very corporate. The building stands out like a sore thumb on the Merida skyline. If you're looking for a place with character, this is not it. Further, while the morning and evening servers at the concierge floor lounge made the extra effort to be helpful, the staffers at the front desk were unimpressive - not unfriendly, but not welcoming either.
We ate at the hotel restaurant a couple of times. The food was surprisingly good, and the servers there were quite friendly and gracious.
Never Again!
Hotel is in a great location right off Paseo Montejo but it could do with improvements in its personnel and some brightening of its interiors. All the glass in the hotel is tinted which is probably great during summer but makes for a gloomy atmosphere. Our cardkey did not open the room door; the bellhop tried it several times then said he would be back with a replacement and left us standing outside the room with our luggage. When he returned the door still would not open. A passing staffer used his master key and the bellhop said he would return with another keycard, so we tipped him and waited in the room with our bags unopened and unpacked in case we had to change rooms. The room was spacious but dim and unwelcoming even after we turned on the 3 sixty-watt lamps; the big tinted window contributed to the dimness. Several minutes later, a maintenance man knocked on the door, tried the card again, then left saying the mechanism needed a new battery. We asked him to also get us brighter bulbs and he said he would bring back 75 watt bulbs. After another wait of several minutes, we called the front desk and a woman came up. We had to explain the problem with the door and also reiterated our request for brighter bulbs. She refused our request saying the hotel did not have them. When we told her the maintenance guy had gone to get the higher wattage, she said she did not know why he said that as they did not have 75 watts. Later she backed down and said she would "see" if they had the bulbs. In the meantime, another guy came up and repaired the door mechanism. Several minutes later yet another man came up with the 3 new bulbs, which brightened the room considerably.
We asked for two extra pillows ( there were no extras in the room and only 2 on the bed) from housekeeping and were sent extra towels instead.
After a day of sightseeing we called room service and asked for two glasses of scotch on the rocks, with club soda. we were sent two small bottles of what we thought was club soda ( the label had a name in Spanish); only after we poured some into ONE of the glasses did we realize it was sickeningly sweet! We called room service again to explain the problem and waited for 30 minutes, with our glasses untouched after that first sip from one. We then called again to find out what was happening and the woman who picked up said that she would not replace the one glass of whiskey to which the sweet liquid had been added, as it was our fault that we did not check the label before we poured!! When we told her that we had not been given the club sodas we had asked for, she hedged around until we asked to speak to her supervisor. By now it was almost 45 minutes since our first call. The supervisor was very nice ( at last!) and apologized; something no one had done before.
we decided not to eat dinner at the hotel and spend our money elsewhere. The Fiesta Americana, across the Hyatt, is a much nicer hotel ( we stayed there earlier for 2 nights), the staff there are all very pleasant and polite and the rooms are cheery and beautifully decorated. There is also a Holiday Inn next to the Hyatt. We ate only one meal at the Hyatt..at perugino's, which was all right.
Probably, best hotel in town.
Very nice hotel with delicious breakfast. Large rooms with well-equipped bathrooms. Inexpensive room service and wonderful swimming-pool. Very helpful staff and nice location. The Italian restaurant is not bad at all (and I am Italian...). I would definitely return back.
A wonderful visit to Merida
My husband and I spent one week (February 14 to 20, 2005) in beautiful Merida, Mexico. We were in Merida to visit some dear friends who moved there about two years ago.
Merida is located about 75 miles from the ruins of Chichen Itza. Though Merida is not on the ocean it is a lovely city with many museums, art galleries and the famed Paseo Montejo. Paseo Montejo is a huge tree lined street which has huge 200+ year old mansions built by very wealthy people. Some of these mansions are still in use by businesses, wealthy families, and one or two are beautiful museums.
The Hyatt Merida is a lovely, well kept hotel close to Paseo Montejo. The staff are friendly and helpful and they made our stay very enjoyable.
We love Merida and we look forward to our next stay at the Hyatt.
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Nice Hotel
Just got back from Mexico on a four night stay at the Hyatt in Merida. We were on the executive level (15, 16, 17) and enjoyed our room. It had a few extras such as down comforters and extra pillows. We did have a friend that was staying on a normal room and they did not have a safe in their room and switched to the executive level for the extra amenties. Food in the hotel was fair. Right across the street is Fiesta Americanan and their food was MUCH better so we ate there a majority of the time. Felt safe in the area we were located. Clean hotel, clean room, and good service. May stay at Fiesta Americana next time just because the better food and more amenities (mall inside hotel, spa, bar with live band).
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Well run spacious business hotel in a convenient location for touring. well it would be if you had a map to find you way through the maze of the city (we didn't!). fab breakfast try casa del paseo on CALLE 66 for a superb dining experience
Poor management....
I had reserved a non-smoking room on the Regency Floor including a massage and full breakfast.There are NO non-smoking rooms in this hotel and the gracious front desk manager ALLOWED me have the full breakfast even though she said I was only "entitled" to a continental breakfast.The massage was NOT included but she said she'd allow me to ONLY pay 50% of the price. The bathroom had a large area of dried urine in front of the toilet that had been there for some time.I brought it to their attention and they agreed to clean it.After I left the following morning for the Fiesta America across the street,I wish I'd NEVER seen the Hyatt.Upon returning home,I shared my problems with Hyatt customer service who referred the problem back to the hotel who sent a form e-mail apology and refused to correct their errors. Never again-stay across the street at the Fiesta Americana,5 star,for less.
Adventure Travel with Luxury
We traveled across the Yucatan in October 2002. Merida is a delightful city and a great base to visit surrounding ruins and haciendas. Each day we would visit the hot jungle to explore Mayan temples and swim in cenotes. It was easier to get hot and sticky in the jungle when we knew we would return to the luxurious Hyatt Regency Merida. Terry robes for the pool, hot tub, or massage. Location is great, across the street from the beautiful Fiesta Americana mall. Lots of places to eat within walking distance.
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... Apparently in winter it's normally like this due to the winds constantly churning the water, but no complaints here!!!!
Came in for a late lunch and never made it back to pool or beach. The guys disappeared and we found them having a siesta in their rooms. We made a pitcher of pina coladas, then another, and another, and..................thanks goodness there was leftover pizza from last night for dinner!!!
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More Mayan Ruins
... the structures to the top. It was a really beautiful view, but it took me quite a while to work up the nerve to go back down the steep steps.
After coming back from Uxmal, I wandered back to the hostel, which is fortunately on the main square of Merida. That evening was the first day of the Feria de Merida. So I walked around between all the wonderful street vendors, I watched as a special police unit took down the Mexican flag for the ...
Merida - Old Spanish Town built over Mayan Town
... with me right now (4 days later).
We spent the next day exploring the
city but stayed in Friday night to rest my leg. Saturday, was the
long bus ride to Tulum, back on the coast. The bus was nice and
played movies but WAY TOO LOUD! My ears were practically bleeding
when we reached Tulum 5 hours later – even with ear ...


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See into the future of automotive design.
Register now to attend the Automotive Innovation Forum, a must-see event for automotive manufacturers and suppliers.
This event includes keynotes and general sessions detailing how the future of automotive design and manufacturing is taking shape. Specific content streams will detail the future of:
• Design studio• Digital visualization• Manufacturing and production
Places are limited – to secure your place or for more information, please visit the website.
The South Florida GIS Expo is an annual conference sponsored by the Palm Beach Countywide GIS Forum. The South Florida GIS Expo serves as a way to foster collaboration, GIS coordination, networking, education and training for the rapidly expanding professional GIS Community in the South Florida Region. The Expo is run completely by volunteers, and is proud to continue to be a FREE event for attendees!
An outstanding line-up of more than 20 industry experts and CXOs will present at the first PLM Components Innovation Conference in Boston, MA, October 11-12. Join us in Boston's Seaport District to exchange ideas, best practices and applications for D-Cubed, Parasolid, JT and Kineo. Topics include product design, additive manufacturing, Building Information Modeling, CAE, cloud and mobile deployment, robotics, interoperability and visualization.
SOLIDWORKS 2017 Launch Premiere
We've been hard at work all year and are ready to unveil the new user-requested features in SOLIDWORKS® 2017. With more core power and performance and new capabilities, SOLIDWORKS 2017 will help you easily turn your ideas into finished products in less time, with higher quality. There's never been a better time to upgrade to the newest version of SOLIDWORKS than now!
Don't miss seeing all of these new features in action.
At the SOLIDWORKS 2017 launch events, you can:
Every year the SOLIDWORKS user community in the northeast converges at the CADD Edge Concept2Design SOLIDWORKS User and Training Event. This year it will be located at the Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut October 20 and 21, 2016.
There's over 35 technical educational sessions that cover the full range of SOLIDWORKS product line. You'll have the chance to network with other users during our reception as well as have deep conversations with vendors and our CADD Edge technical team.
In addition, to comprehensive technical sessions we'll be joined by our keynote speakers SOLIDWORKS' presenters Paul Adamsm, VP Worldwide Technical Sales and Kishore Boyalakuntla, Senior Director, Product Portfolio Management.
Get insight into SOLIDWORKS 2017 as we reveal, not only the new features and functionality,but also provide you some technical tips along the way.
The event also includes a 1/2 day of free programming on Wednesday. You can choose from either an afternoon Solidworks or a 3D Printing seminar which will take place on the 19th.
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This thing has EVERYTHING!! the biggest pro for me was the free asus.comm.com DNNS feature they give you for FREE!(no need to pay for domain name service) I run a home server and instead of typing my ip address they gave you a free option to assign a domain name as "whatever".asuscomm.com
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Health Insurance Marketplace opens today (Updated 9:29 a.m.)
A high number of people trying access the Health Insurance Marketplace this morning is causing delays on the government website www.healthcare.gov.
Today is the first day the marketplace is open for business. People without health insurance, including about 27,000 Erie County residents, can apply for coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
Erie County residents can seek help in applying by calling certified application counselors at Community Health Net, 454-4530, and Northwest Pennsylvania Rural AIDS Alliance, (800) 359-2437.
See Wednesday's Erie Times-News and GoErie.com for more coverage.


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An outcome based digital agency.
For the past 10 years we have developed a track record of growing our clients' businesses in the most competitive markets in Australia, NZ, UK and USA. How? We marry form and function – beautiful web design, strategic digital marketing and conversion solutions that just work.
Qantas Radio – Talking Business with Alan Kohler
Founder and CEO of ROI.COM.AU Ewan Watt discusses digital marketing trends. Where it is at now…and where is it heading?
"The team at ROI are awesome! They have been doing SEO for our business Discount Toy Co and we have seen nothing but amazing results! We are more than doubling our sales." – Rachelle, Discount Toy Co [discounttoyco.com.au]
"Digital Marketing has become an increasingly important part of our business. The team at ROI.COM.AU improved our conversion rate to sales leads by over 300%." – Bruce, Progressive Office [progressiveoffice.com.au]
"ROI spent considerable time seeking to get an understanding of our business and as a result have been able to integrate an online strategy with our marketing program that builds brand recognition and generates leads." – Ross, Trans Tank International [tti.com.au]
"I would like to congratulate the ROI team on the work you have done in the last 3 years but especially in the last 4 months.After sitting down and listening to my concerns and goals we were able to form a plan. With that plan came goals. Being able to get on the phone and have a chat and continually fine tune our plan has enabled us not only to meet our target but to surpass it. Thank you for listening, taking the time to understand our product range and our diverse customer base. I am one very happy client." – Glen, The Stable Door [thestabeldoor.com.au]
"We've had a lot of positive feedback about the new website so credit to you guys, Matt, and the team involved. We are delighted we made the move to work with ROI." – Blair, VAFA [vafa.com.au]
"We purchased a new website with Aaron & roi.com.au as they assured us the result would improve. I must say I am very glad we made the investment. Since our new site was launched combined with our AdWords and SEO strategy, we have seen a great increase in the amount of online showroom appointments. Our previous site was converting at 0.9% compared to our new site which converts at 2.16%." – Maria, Eternal Weddings [eternalweddings.com.au]
"Over the past few months I've dealt directly with the staff at ROI on behalf of my client Moddex. I work with many agencies as a consultant in this capacity (on behalf of my clients) and I felt compelled to send on a short note of acknowledgement and thanks for the service you provide to us – which is increasingly unique and rare." – See Strategic, on behalf of Moddex [moddex.com.au]
"A quick email to thank you and the team at ROI. It was sensational how quickly ROI was able to revamp our Google Adwords, get the remarketing ads happening and make improvements to the website to deliver more enquiry conversations both through the contact form on our website as well as over email. And I really appreciate how you kept in touch with stats, suggestions and updates throughout the process." – Sasha, Stage School Australia [stageschool.com.au]
"We have been a client with ROI.COM.AU since early 2014. We have now been working with Aaron and his team for a few months and we have seen some great improvements within our campaign. Thanks for taking the time to understand my initial questions and concerns and actually delivering a strong result with our SEO campaign." – John, 123 Conveyancing [123conveyancing.com.au]
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"ROI has done a fabulous job. Could not be happier with our new website and Adwords campaign. Genevieve has done a fantastic job with our website, which she got in one, in a moment of creation. Chad is a genius in keyword search. Melinda is a brilliant SEO wordsmith. Thanks Ewan, Aaron, and Matthew. We are grateful to have the world-class, talented ROI team working for us. Thanks for your enthusiasm." – Gavin, Gavin Ross [gavinross.com.au]
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Ewan is the Founder and CEO of ROI.COM.AU. He is a passionate Entrepreneur with 20+ years Digital Marketing experience, in which time he's helped 10,000 Australian and International businesses grow. Ewan is a proud dad, husband and leader of the brilliant ROI.COM.AU team. Outside of work he loves to back a winner, pound the pavement and make the most of everyday.
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Lavinder joined the ROI.COM.AU team in 2015 after a successful career in Professional Services as CFO/COO. The man affectionately known as Lav, loves nothing more than when India beat Australia in the cricket.
General Manager - Performance
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Dave joined ROI.COM.AU as a Major Accounts Manager back in 2011 and now looks after our Account Management and PPC teams as General Manager – Performance. Dave also enjoys playing cricket and supporting the Western Bulldogs.
General Manager - Web Services
Jonathan joined the ROI.COM.AU family in early 2015, having spent the previous 10+ years working in Technology and Sports Marketing. In the office, Jonathan helps to support our sales effort, whilst leading our Web, Development and Operations Teams. Out of the office he loves expanding his business knowledge, is a keen cricketer and Bombers fan.
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20 Years Corporate Senior Management Business Development experience with brands like Myer, Mayne, Yakka (Pacific Brands & Huski.) Can also be found at the Racetrack (Flemington), Whitten Oval (Western Bulldogs) & Cricket in the Backyard (Test) with his family.


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Weissgerber knew restaurants
Jack Weissgerber, 75, the owner of a string of restaurants in the Milwaukee area, died Sunday night after falling at home, his family said, as relatives and friends struggle to deal with the sudden loss.
"Jack had reached his 70s and looked at his life with all the rewards he expected, that he worked for all his life, and now it's gone," said his younger brother and business partner, Hans Weissgerber. "He certainly epitomized a lot of human values that make us good people." »Read Full Article
Full Belly Fall Fest in Third Ward will raise money for culinary scholarships
Guests can sample fare from restaurants and take part in a silent auction from 5 to 9 p.m. Sept. 23 at the Full Belly Fall Fest in the Third Ward, all to raise money for culinary scholarships.
The annual event, sponsored by the American Culinary Federation Chefs of Milwaukee, moves this year to the Italian Community Center, 631 E. Chicago St. »Read Full Blog Post
Off the Wall Theatre delivers must-see 'Grey Gardens'
Midway through the first act of the superb "Grey Gardens" now on stage at Off the Wall Theatre, young Edie tries to declare independence from Big Edie, her overbearing mother. It's Little Edie's engagement party, but Big Edie is intent on hogging the spotlight with a recital of favorite songs.
When Little Edie puts her foot down and says "no," Niffer Clarke's Big Edie oozes devastated diva. But Alexandra Bonesho's eager-to-please Little Edie makes clear that the guilt-ridden daughter has it worse. She anxiously tries coaxing Big Edie out of her funk by beginning "Two Peas in a Pod," a loving duet that embodies everything the two women share. »Read Full Article
Panic! At the Disco takes the Rave on a wild, Vegas-y ride
When Panic! at the Disco played the Rave on Friday night, frontman Brendon Urie might not have been trying to represent his hometown of Las Vegas.
However, his showmanship was clearly inspired by the place. »Read Full Article
Performing Arts Events
Barnes & Noble Brookfield Mall: Donald L. Ensenbach "Kokopelli: Dream Catchers of an Ancient," noon-4 p.m. Sept. 20, 95 N. Moorland Road, Brookfield, (262) 796-8550. »Read Full Article
Re-purposed fashion; Doors Open Milwaukee; Apple Harvest Festival
Re-purposeful fashion
The challenge was to create a a garment made of used ... something, anything. Oh, and it had to relate to the theme: environment and water. The results will hit the runway Friday for Redline Milwaukee 2013 Fusion fashion show. Along with a close-up look at the creative costumes, attendees will see a new clothing line developed by four area designers. The show will be 7 p.m. at Redline Milwaukee, 1422 N. 4th St. A cash bar and complimentary treats will be served. Tickets are $25 or $50 and can be purchased at redline-fusion.eventbrite.com. »Read Full Article
Stellar Spark New Year's Eve party bringing 50-plus DJs to the Rave
If you want to dance away the final hours of 2013, the annual Stellar Spark New Year's Eve bash at the Rave will have options for you--more than 50 of them.
DJs will be performing in all five public rooms at the Rave on Dec. 31 for the 11th annual event, led by headliner Adventure Club. Other confirmed acts include Zomboy, Candyland and the Devil from Acapulco. »Read Full Article


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Mathews Ready For Big Season In The BackfieldKeeping Mathews on the field has been the problem.
Beasley Reece: Chip Made Bad InvestmentsChris Stigall talked with sports analyst Beasley Reese on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT.
Team Grades: Eagles Special Teams Remain Reliable In Win Vs. BillsThe Eagles special teams may not have scored a touchdown this week in a win against the Bills, but it continues to be the most reliable asset on the team as a push for the NFC East crown starts to come together.
Eagles Injury Report: QB Sam Bradford Expected To Start Vs. Patriots, RB Mathews OutAs the Philadelphia Eagles look to snap a three-game losing streak on the road against the New England Patriots this weekend, quarterback Sam Bradford is expected to start.
Injury Report: Sam Bradford Questionable For Thanksgiving Game In DetroitThe Philadelphia Eagles will likely keep the offense in the hands of Mark Sanchez on Thanksgiving. Sam Bradford is listed as questionable for the Thursday afternoon game in Detroit, while tight end Zach Ertz and running back Ryan Mathews are each out.
Eagles Injury Report: QB Sam Bradford, RB Ryan Mathews Out for Tampa BayEagles starting quarterback Sam Bradford will miss this weekend's game against Tampa Bay due to a concussion and left shoulder injury. The Eagles will also be without running back Ryan Mathews and key offensive tackle Jason Peters continues to be questionable.
Sam Bradford Ruled Out Vs. BucsEagles QB Sam Bradford and RB Ryan Mathews will officially miss Sunday's game.
Injury Report: Jason Peters Questionable For Eagles Against DolphinsEagles offensive tackle Jason Peters has been listed as questionable for this weekend's game against the Miami Dolphins. Running backs DeMarco Murray and Ryan Mathews are each working through groin injuries but are expected to play Sunday.
Eagles Injury Report: Jason Peters, Ryan Mathews, DeMeco Ryans Questionable Vs. CowboysThe Philadelphia Eagles may have to shuffle the offensive line this week against the Dallas Cowboys. Offensive tackle Jason Peters has been listed as questionable for the Eagles on Sunday night.
Philadelphia Eagles Have Been More Trick Than TreatWith the Philadelphia Eagles on a bye week, it is time to determine which players have been real treats in the first half of the season and which have left a bad taste in our mouths.
Philadelphia Eagles Must Focus On Fixing Issues in Critical Bye WeekAfter dropping a Sunday night game at Carolina, the Philadelphia Eagles have a good number of things to focus on addressing in the bye week. Hope is not entirely lost, but the bye week comes at a good time for the Eagles to fix some things and make a run in the second half.
Eagles Grades: Another Slow Start Too Much To Overcome For Eagles Vs. PanthersAs has been the case the whole season, the Philadelphia Eagles offense started the game stuck in the dirt and unable to get going. A road loss to the Carolina Panthers dropped the Eagles out of first place in the NFC East and leaves plenty of questions to answer heading into a bye week.


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Kenan and Kel Finally Reunited for Another Good Burger Sketch
Feat. Jimmy Fallon?By Sean Fitz-Gerald
Feat. Jimmy Fallon?By Sean Fitz-Gerald
Plus: the "gutter of Tribeca," and Michael Anthony's favorite cheap eats, all in our morning news roundup.By Leila Cohan-Miccio
In fact, steak is the one thing he and his co-host Sean Hannity agree on.By Daniel Maurer


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Anti-drilling activists calling for a moratorium on Marcellus Shale natural gas development in Pennsylvania on Tuesday presented petitions they say contain more than 100,000 names to Gov. Corbett's office in Harrisburg.
The online petition, organized by PennEnvironment, calls shale-gas drilling "one of the greatest threats to Pennsylvania's environment and public health in decades," and calls for a halt to gas extraction until it is proven safe.
Other organizations involved in the drive include Clean Water Action, Food and Water Watch, Berks Gas Truth, Protecting Our Waters and Delaware Riverkeeper Network.