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Best Western Resort Kuta places you within a mile (2 km) of popular attractions like Kuta Beach and Tuban Beach. This 111-room, 3.5-star resort has an outdoor pool along with free in-room WiFi and free valet parking. Located centrally in Kuta, it's also close to Carrefour Plaza Kuta and Legian Beach.
Sit down for a leisurely bite to eat at the onsite restaurant, or enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service. Start your day off with breakfast, available for a fee.
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- Close to Kuta Beach and Tuban Beach
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Best Western Resort KutaJl. Kubu Anyar, No. 118 Kuta Bali 80361
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Best Western Resort Kuta features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. The resort offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the resort's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This family-friendly resort also offers a nightclub, spa services, and a terrace. A shuttle from the airport to the hotel during limited hours and an area shuttle are complimentary for guests. Complimentary self parking and valet parking are available on site.
- Free shopping center shuttle
- Free WiFi
- Garden
- Children's pool
- Total number of rooms - 111
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Free airport transportation - pickup
- Number of floors - 4
- Breakfast service
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Express check-in
- Outdoor pool
- Concierge services
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Luggage storage
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Nightclub
- Free valet parking
- Terrace
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free area shuttle
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa services on site
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- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free valet parking
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- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Room service (24 hours)
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Turndown service
- Desk
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Free bottled water
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- In-room massage available
- In-room safe
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Free cribs/infant beds
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Ambrosia - This restaurant specializes in Asian cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site.
Spa Services
- Massages
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No pets or service animals allowed
Optional extras
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
Hotel Name
- Best Western Kuta
- Best Western Resort Kuta
- BEST WESTERN Kuta Beach Bali
- Best Western Kuta Beach Hotel Kuta
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This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Up to 2 children 1 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
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Skip to comments.Ron Paul Dominates Non-partisan Straw Poll
Posted on 08/27/2007 12:59:56 PM PDT by rface
Washington D.C. 8/27/2007 5:20 PM GMT (FINDITT - Top Story)
USAElectionPolls.com has an audience of about 67,000 visitors per month according to the latest statistics by Quantcast -- making it the most visited polling website with the exception of RealClearPolitics. The web site has been having an online straw poll for three days on voters' preference for the 2008 election; both Democrats and Republicans are listed.
Ron Paul is leading the group of almost 20 candidates with 51%. Even more impressive is that he currently has 1744 votes while the second place candidate Dennis Kucinich has 613 votes -- 18%. Ron Paul leads the next closest Republican competitor in the online poll 51% to 3%.
Ordinarily, very little can be made of such results. They could be flukes. The web site's target audience could be Ron Paul, etc. But USAElectionPolls.com gets an immense amount of traffic all across the United States and it is a non-partisan website that talks about all of the candidates.
The poll is still open and can be found on the front page.
Rudy Giuliani........2%......(67)
Fred Thompson .......1%......(47)
Mitt Romney..........3%.......(119)
John McCain..........0%.......(14)
Newt Gingrich........0%.......(17)
Mike Huckabee........1%.......(46)
Ron Paul.............52%.......(2022)
Tom Tancredo.........0%.........(12)
Sam Brownback.........0%........(5)
Duncan Hunter.........0%........(8)
Barack Obama..........10%.......(381)
John Edwards...........3%........(97)
Hillary Clinton........5%........(180)
Bill Richardson........1%.........(30)
Dennis Kucinich........17%........(666)
Joe Biden..............1%..........(27)
Mike Gravel............1%..........(23)
Chris Dodd.............0%..........(6)
Al Gore.................2%..........(87)
I agree wholeheartedly!
This poll proves the point that is so forcefully made here.
If a Conservative like Ron Paul is not the GOP candidate, then Hillary deserves to win.
We don't need some empty suit!!! (Fred Thompson)
We don't need a Baby Killer! (Rudy Giuliani)
We don't need some cult religious kook! (you-know-who!)
We need a Tall, Strong, Handsome, Muscle Bound Texan to Kick Hillary's Ass!
If we don't get Ron Paul to represent the Conservatives in the White House - then it might as well be Hillary!
Squibble-dy dee! Another nonscientific poll gamed by the Paulbearers.
And yet he can't get real people who are old enough to vote and registered Republicans to vote for him in the primaries.
The Paulbearer Moonbattery Factor for this Thread HAS BEEN ELEVATED to
You've convinced me to stand more conservative---
He's got the French vote all sewed up.
Ron is NOT going to get the nomination.
Ron is NOT ever going to be elected POTUS.
Garde la Foi, mes amis! Nous nous sommes les sauveurs de la République! Maintenant et Toujours!
(Keep the Faith, my friends! We are the saviors of the Republic! Now and Forever!)
LonePalm, le Républicain du verre cassé (The Broken Glass Republican)
And it just gets weirder.
Finishing in 2nd, with 666 votes, Dennis Kucinich. Appropriate on so many levels...
What do you say?
Kucinich got second. Accurate poll indeed.
Couple more straw polls, and they'll have a scare crow...oh, wait, sorry.
They already have one.....
"Hes got the French vote all sewed up."
LOL I think he also did very well at the Hemp Fest.
'Hes got the French vote all sewed up.'
Hey, site owners are not supposed to have a sense of humor.
And it just gets weirder.
Lunar eclipse tonight.....
He's not looking for you to pee on him....He's looking for your Support!!
Yea, a poll with Dennis Kookcinich as second really impresses me.
Ordinarily, very little can be made of such results. They could be flukes.
How much longer will we have to endure the RuPaul spammers?
Perhaps this proves the point theory that if one goes far enough right and far enough left, you will meet somewhere in the moonbat ether.
And I'm looking for his support for the troops and their mission. I'll hold my breath.
We fight them over there over there or we fight them over here. Never back down. Never retreat. Never surrender.
This site is analogous to the American Idol site, "votefortheworst.com". Ron Paul's numbers come from people voting for the worst as a joke.
All this proves is that Paul people have nothing better to do than vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, vote, delete cookies, ....
They only reasonable explanation for Ron Paul's "amazing" poll numbers is that his supporters use spambots. Only a total idiot would take as representative a poll that shows Paul with 2022 votes and Giuliani and Thompson with a combined total of 114.
End of discusion.
Well, that was a bust...
Please, for the love of God, country and apple pie tell me that you you don't use sarcasm tags, or just plum forgot to...
If so, well done.
If not, over done, very done and quite done...
BTW thanks for keeping the humor if you know what I mean...
Nah, they automate it...
LOL! That was my first thought!
No, this means nothing! Only the all-in-the-name early mainstream media opinion polls count! Straw polls mean nothing! Oh except that one Ron Paul lost....um...the Iowa straw poll I think it was. But all other straw polls (at least the ones Ron Paul won) are meaningless!
You're right; Dennis Kucinich is clearly the frontrunner for the Donks.
"Non partisan" poll. The dems are playing with us. Hope nobody falls for it.
Oh yeah........ Big time! :o)
If (god forbid) that Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich were the GOP and Dim nominations I would sincerely vote third-party!
666? Are they sure that wasn't the mark on his forehead?
>>Ordinarily, very little can be made of such results. They could be flukes. <<
I don't think its a fluke. Its yet another example of how much better organized online Ron Paul supporters are than those of the other Republican candidates.
Ron Paul is not my choice for President but it is clear the Republican party needs to keep Ron Paul supporters around for the general.
I'm not trying to be insulting but there is some parallel with Dean. I don't know what Paul will want if he is not the nominee to put his full effort into the general but Republicans ought to start thinking about what they are willing to pay.
Surprise, surprise.
This isn't even a straw poll. A straw poll requires you to actually show up at a polling place.
This is an ONLINE POLL! Ron Paul's spam supporters have spammed virtually every online poll on the planet in favor of this guy.
On a side note, though... I almost feel sorry for Rep. Paul. His campaign has been hijacked by crazies and loons. Of course, by going on shows like Alex Jones, he brought it on himself.
WTF is the "TransWorldNews"? Sounds like media for cross-dressers...
And so the Paulistinians come to us with another mighty Internet poll, where Doc Ron smashes the competition.
Funny how he can't get any more than 2% in a real poll, eh?
These Paulistinian headlines are starting to sound like 1950's B movies...
"Ron Paul Conquers The World!"
"The Seven Labors of Ron Paul!"
"Ron Paul vs. Mothra"
lol, another one of these threads... :)
Wonder why Paul gets so many Freepers in a panic with his 1%?
When you show the results numerically, this tells me all I want to know about Ron Paul and who he seems to be attracting:
Ron Paul.............52%.......(2022)
Dennis Kucinich........17%........(666)
Rudy Giuliani........2%......(67)
Barack Obama..........10%.......(381)
Hillary Clinton........5%........(180)
Mitt Romney..........3%.......(119)
John Edwards...........3%........(97)
Al Gore.................2%..........(87)
Fred Thompson .......1%......(47)
Mike Huckabee........1%.......(46)
Bill Richardson........1%.........(30)
Joe Biden..............1%..........(27)
Mike Gravel............1%..........(23)
Newt Gingrich........0%.......(17)
John McCain..........0%.......(14)
Tom Tancredo.........0%.........(12)
Duncan Hunter.........0%........(8)
Chris Dodd.............0%..........(6)
Sam Brownback.........0%........(5)
And the Paulista continue to tout his Conservative credentials and insist he's the Conservative's only hope.
No Kool-Aid? I want a refund.
OMG, an online poll!! What's not to believe?
Dennis Kucinich........17%........(666)
That tells something about Kucinich.
There's a difference between panicking and laughing.
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Everyone from Cee Lo Green to Lady Antebellum to SpongeBob SquarePants has released songs for the holiday season this year, and so has local soul singer E'ssential, who put her own R&B spin on Christmas standards with her new EP "E'ssential Soul Christmas."
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Skullcandy Inc. SKUL +2.48% disclosed Chief Executive Jeremy Andrus, who helped spearhead the music-headphone maker's debut on the public market in 2011, has stepped down to pursue a job at a private investment firm.
The company, which was founded in 2003, said Mr. Andrus will serve as a consultant over the next year. Rick Alden, Skullcandy's founder and former CEO, will replace Mr. Andrus on an interim basis while the company conducts a search for a permanent successor.
Shares slid 3.2% to $6.40 in after-hours trading. The stock traded at more than $23 on the first day of trading after a successful initial public offering in July 2011. Skullcandy's shares were volatile for more than a year before beginning a steady, consistent descent beginning in October last year.
Skullcandy also disclosed that it sees adjusted full-year earnings for 2012 "at the lower end" of the November view of $1 to $1.04 a share. The company is planning to report detailed results for the year on March 7, and at that time will offer guidance for 2013.
Mr. Andrus joined Skullcandy in 2005 and was appointed chief operating officer in 2007. He became president in 2008 and added the CEO title in March 2011.
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//Skullcandy (NASDAQ:SKUL) Roth Capital cuts the stock, down 55.44% in the past year, to Neutral from Buy with a $7 price objective amid a CEO resignation and attendant uncertainty. Shares are slumping a further 11.35% in today's pre-market trading.//
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April 16, 2014
LOGAN, Utah - Utah State men's basketball head coach Stew Morrill announced Wednesday that high school standout Elston Jones has signed with USU for the 2014-15 season.
Jones is a 6-9 center from Goodyear, Ariz., where he was a four-year letterwinner at Millenium High School. He only played in seven games due to injury in his senior season, but was an honorable mention all-state selection and an all-region honoree as a junior and was a Top 10 Arizona award winner.
"We are very excited about Elston joining our program. We are getting a quality young man from a great family, who has all the tools to be successful at the Division I level," Morrill said. "Elston is a versatile big man who can score at the block, face up on the perimeter and has excellent passing skills. He knows how important size players are in our system and wants to be coached to reach his potential."
Jones averaged 14 points, 14 rebounds and four blocks per game during his career at Millenium HS, posting 17 double-doubles and three triple-doubles during his junior season in helping the Tigers reach the Elite 8 of the Arizona 5A Division I State Tournament. As a freshman, he was a first-team all-Freshman Division I award winner. Jones was named to the first-team of the Dan Marjle Desert Classic, as well as a first-team honoree at the Hobbs Holiday Tournament. He was invited to the All-Academic All-Star Game and the Pangos All-American Camp.
Elston Jones, Jr., is the son of Sharon and Elston Jones, Sr., and intends on majoring in communication studies at USU.
Utah State ended the 2013-14 season with an 18-14 overall and a 7-11 Mountain West record in USU's first season in the league. The seven conference wins were the most of any of the five newest teams to the league in their first season, topping Boise State's three wins in its first season in the league in 2011-12, as well as Fresno State's five wins and Nevada's three wins in their first seasons of 2012-13, along with San José State's one win this season.
Fans can follow the Aggie men's basketball program at twitter.com/AggieHoops. USU fans can also follow the Utah State athletic program at twitter.com/USUAthletics, on facebook at Utah State University Athletics or on instagram at instagram.com/USUAthletics.
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Our trip mainly focused on food, shopping, some sightseeing and more food.
{ Day 1 }
On our first day, after 5 hours delay of our arrival time, we skipped breakfast and immediately went to Shake Shack for lunch. When we got there, we were shocked by the amount of people lining up for it at Madison Square. We lined up for their roadside burgers and some concrete custard that they are famous for.
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Shoes: Brown Towle sandles form Spring, similar here }
{ Day 2 }
Because of the trip delay, a lot of our pre-planned schedules have been moved back. We randomly searched up a restaurant in Urbanspoon and found this LIC Market within 10 minutes walking distance from our apartment. We got there a little bit before 10 in the morning, the restaurant hasn't opened yet. We waited outside for a bit but the next thing we noticed is that there was already a few others behind us also waiting for the restaurant to open.
At night, we visited what I think was a Japanese district because the street was filled with so many Japanese cuisines and izakayas. We were actually a bit tempted to ignore what we have planned and just pick one from there. But alas, we still made it to Momofuku Noodle Bar despite all the temptations.
Our breakfast on our third day was unlike other fushion and modern eateries we've been to. Katz's Deli has a traditional and retro decor and a long history of serving quality pastrami, corned beef and other meats, which might be a bit too much meat to start the day.
I wish we have Japadog in Toronto. Their buns are deep fried and the ice cream buns are even sugar coated! The Meat Lover is infused with their special meat sauce with a lot of melted cheese. I was a bit full after my first meal at Katz's Deli but was still able to consume most of these with my bf... ha!
We spent our whole afternoon shopping at Soho District. I got myself a Marc Jacobs gold watch from Bloomingdale's and some fabulous comfortable wear from Uniqlo. I was super happy that I was able to purchase a pair of jeans that elongates my legs. They even offer hemming service on the spot for $5 USD!
Here are my victory items at a glance.
|{Found out about my love at first sight experience with this Marc Jacobs watch here}
|{Chain necklace and earring set for $13 (Century 21)}
We couldn't have enough of their desserts and we wished we could have this in Toronto. We would probably try every single thing on their menu in that case.
|{Must try! Champagne mango crepe souflee}
|{Kabocha brule cake - a warm Japanese pumpkin cake with a condensed milk ice cream and walnut soil}
|{Beef strognaff with egg noodles}
|{Stuffed cabbage with meat and rice}
|{Refreshing beet salad}
We decided a walk is needed after a gluttinous day of good food so we toured around the beautiful High Line and took some tourist photos to mark the end of our trip.
|{Outfit on the third day: Chiffon top with leopard sequins tank (Hong Kong) | Denim shorts (Zara) | Snake print flats with peacock feathers (Hong Kong)}


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Reliability engineering is a discipline based on the use of data and averages to make predictions about unit and system failures. The predictions made through this data analysis can be amazingly accurate and can save school bus maintenance managers money, time and frustration.
The data used to make these accurate failure predictions is probably already captured in your service records. The calculations can be as simple or as complex as the system that you wish to create or the failures that you wish to predict.
Here's a simple example that uses Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) and Mean Time to Restore (MTTR) to analyze the effectiveness of predictive replacement of certain parts or components. MTBF is the amount of time that you can expect on average to operate a unit without failure. MTTR is the time it takes on average to get a unit back on the road.
Real-world computations
A school district in Indiana covers 160 square miles with 275 active units. Each bus logs an average of 10,732 miles per year. The buses are rotated out of the fleet when they reach 10 years old. The average number of miles the district logs in a year is 275 x 10,732, or 2,951,300. The average service life of a school bus in this district is 10 x 10,732, or 107,320 miles.
According to a mechanic in the district, four of the failure modes experienced by the district are wipers, headlamps, fuel pumps and transmissions. On average, a wiper is changed once every 1,000 miles. Headlamps are also changed once every 1,000 miles. Fuel pumps fail about every 80,000 miles, and transmissions last about 100,000 miles. It takes about an hour to change a headlamp or a wiper if we round up. It takes about eight hours to change a fuel pump and three work days to change out or rebuild a transmission.
Applying the numbers
Preventive maintenance calculations may prove that it is more cost effective to replace fuel pumps at 60,000 miles as a matter of course than to let one fail, leaving the vehicle and its occupants stranded on the road.
A thorough review of the fleet maintenance records will determine the optimum preventive maintenance schedule. The cost of the fuel pump will be the same whether it is a scheduled repair or an emergency repair. The retrieval cost of a bus on the road and the dissatisfaction of the occupants will be avoided if the fuel pump is replaced in a controlled environment (preventive maintenance) prior to an unscheduled catastrophic failure.
Transmissions fail when they may, and the cost of replacing transmissions toward the end of the useful life of the bus as a matter of preventive maintenance does not make sense from a value perspective. Recall that average bus life is 107,320. Transmissions may fail around 100,000. While preventive maintenance for fuel pumps appears to make financial sense, replacing a transmission prior to failure does not.
Wipers are changed during the 2,000-mile checkup or as required. Wipers are a minor repair item and should continue to be checked during routine bus checks. Headlamps are replaced when damaged, and there is no prediction for damage. Headlamps are checked during the 2,000- and 6,000-mile checkups and replaced as required.
Strategy should be developed
An in-depth review of the maintenance records along with the development of a replacement strategy based on the repairs for the fleet could prove to be a valuable undertaking. A preventive maintenance/forecasting model could be developed using existing data.
Several reliability computer programs are already available for fleet use. The American Society for Quality also certifies reliability engineers, so a garage can certify its own people to do these calculations and change out high-risk items prior to their predicted failure.
Dollar bills are waiting to be picked up all around the garage just by applying some simple reliability calculations to your fleet.
Ted Mattis is the quality manager at Honeywell Aerospace in South Bend, Ind. He is currently enrolled in a doctorate program in technology management at Indiana State University.
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Learning 'mental' first aid, before the next crisis By Keith Seinfeld • Jun 11, 2012 renjith krishnan / freedigitalphotos.net In the wake of the recent murder spree at Café Racer, there have been questions about how to get help for someone whose mental health is deteriorating. Social service agencies are filling part of the gap, by training volunteers to provide what they call "mental health first aid." The idea comes by comparison to CPR – a type of first aid any of us can learn. The mental health version is a 12-hour course for anyone who wants to be better equipped to help someone in a mental health crisis. UW's new fetal genetics test: Less risk, more controversy The full genetic code of a fetus has been cracked. The technique, used by scientists at the University of Washington, could offer parents safer and more comprehensive prenatal testing in the future. It also leaps into a debate over what information parents will eventually have — and use — to decide whether to have an abortion. Weight loss for a big prize - is it a gimmick? By Keith Seinfeld • Jun 7, 2012 Allan Foster / Flickr If you've ever thought about losing weight, it helps to have a prize, as 1,400 people in Pierce County can tell you. They're in a contest that ends this week – similar to TV's Biggest Loser reality show – with winners getting a $10,000 prize. It may seem like a gimmick. But scientists say it has a solid foundation. When Rainier blows, volcanic mudflow could cost us $6 billion By Jake Ellison • Jun 6, 2012 "It's not a question of if, but when, the next volcanic event will occur" When it blows, Mount Rainier might produce "Lahar," or volcanic mudflow, that could cause property losses of up to $6 billion in the Puyallup Valley, a new study by the Washington State Department of Natural Resources shows. Hairy, scary, biting spiders - and they travel in packs By Korva Coleman • Jun 5, 2012 Here's a nightmare come true: a group of Indian villagers were gathered for a festival last month when they were attacked by a swarm of large, biting spiders. They're hairy, have fangs, and apparently latch on when they sink their teeth into their prey. Calling Peter Parker. Cruising the coast for signs of where 'the big one' will hit By Keith Seinfeld • Jun 4, 2012 Columbia University/Earth Institute One of the world's most advanced research ships will be cruising along the Washington and Oregon coasts this month – to look for clues about giant earthquakes. A zone that runs parallel to the coast – but deep beneath the sea – is known to have unleashed mega-quakes in the past, similar to the one that caused the giant tsunami last year in Japan. The Cascadia fault zone runs about 700 miles alongside Vancouver Island, Washington and Oregon. 'Flame' Virus Fuels Political Heat Over Cyber Threats By Tom Gjelten • Jun 2, 2012 New information about computer viruses shows how countries may be lining up to fight a cyberwar. The New York Times reported that former President George W. Bush and President Obama both authorized computer attacks against Iran, culminating in the Stuxnet virus, which targeted Iranian nuclear facilities. Meanwhile, a United Nations agency raised alarms about another virus, dubbed "Flame," which may also have been designed for use against Iran. Want to pay less for medical care? ... find a better deal online By Keith Seinfeld • May 29, 2012 The Bs / Flickr If you have high-deductible health insurance – possibly paying $2,000 or more out of pocket – the price of every test or procedure matters a lot. In theory, you should shop around. 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American Players' vet Arnold an oasis in Goodman's 'Other Desert Cities'
Chicago - Christmas Eve morning, 2004. Outside a blandly rich home in California's Palm Springs, a friendly game of mixed doubles has just ended. Siblings Brooke and Trip Wyeth have come home for the holidays, and aging parents Polly and Lyman are thrilled to have them.
That's the quietly hopeful beginning of Jon Robin Baitz's "Other Desert Cities," now on stage in Chicago's Goodman Theatre under Henry Wishcamper's direction - and featuring American Players Theatre veteran Tracy Michelle Arnold, making her Goodman debut as Brooke. »Read Full Article
Ruckus @ The Rock includes sledding, food, music
The Rock meets The Snow and The Cardboard.
The Rock Sports Complex, 7900 W. Crystal Ridge Dr. in Franklin, will host the first annual "Ruckus @ The Rock" from 10 a.m. to midnight March 9. The event line-up includes The Cardboard Classic cardboard sled race, pond skimming, Glow Snow Tubing, and two separate ski/snowboard competitions. »Read Full Article
Wauwatosa officials support chain restaurant ban in East Tosa
Chain restaurants would be banned on the east end of North Avenue under a proposal introduced before Common Council members last week.
"This is not in any way anti-business," said Alderman Joel Tilleson, who introduced the plan. "On the contrary, it's aimed at preventing the risk of failure" of businesses that "may struggle to catch a break." »Read Full Article(24)
Former Pabst brewery gets green award
A hilltop site once famous for brewing Pabst Blue Ribbon beer, was named one of the greenest neighborhoods in the world Tuesday.
The redevelopment project at the former Pabst Brewing Company known as The Brewery won the highest designation for sustainable development practices from the U.S. Green Building Council. It was one of three neighborhoods in the U.S. and five in the world to be granted the LEED Platinum designation. »Read Full Blog Post(6)
African-American-centric talk and music WMCS-AM changes formats
WMCS-AM (1290), the station whose talk and music format has served the African American community for twenty years is changing formats, it was announced Tuesday.
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ABC announces new 'Dancing With the Stars' cast
ABC announced its new "Dancing with the Stars" cast on "Good Morning, America," Tuesday. The new season begins on March 18. The contestants are: »Read Full Blog Post(7)
On Tap Today: Did the Oscars get it right?
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The favorite to be the No. 1 pick in the 2014 NFL draft played at Lincoln Financial Field on Saturday. Louisville junior Teddy Bridgewater is considered the top quarterback in a crowded class - and it's one the Eagles might explore.
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Marc-William Palen: Conspiracy theories have of course trailed Obama ever since his 2008 presidential run, with plenty on the far right believing him to be some amorphous combination of radical Muslim, Maoist, socialist, and communist.
Liberals Un-American, Again
Steve Hochstadt: In his foreign policy speech last week, Mitt Romney replayed the deepest theme of Republican politics this year— President Obama, in particular, and Democrats, more generally, are traitors to the United States.
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Tom Degan: The Grand Old Party is willing to destroy this country in order to obtain and retain power. They'll stop at nothing in order to achieve those ends – even if there is nothing left for them to govern.
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Posted on 10/08/2007 5:12:57 AM PDT by Anti-Bubba182
Sandy Berger, who stole highly classified terrorism documents from the National Archives, destroyed them and lied to investigators, is now an adviser to presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Berger, who was fired from John Kerry´s presidential campaign when the scandal broke in 2004, has assumed a similar role in Clinton´s campaign, even though his security clearance has been suspended until September 2008. This is raising eyebrows even among Clinton´s admirers.
It shows poor judgment and a lack of regard for Berger´s serious misdeeds, said law professor Jonathan Adler of Case Western Reserve University, who nonetheless called Clinton by far the most impressive candidate in the Democratic field.
Adler told The Examiner that it is simply incomprehensible to me that a serious contender for the presidency would rely upon him as a key foreign policy advisor.
He added: If Senator Clinton becomes the Democratic nominee, at some point she will begin to receive national security briefings that will include sensitive information. At such a point, continuing to keep Berger on board as a key advisor, where he might have access to sensitive material, would be beyond incomprehensible.
The Clinton campaign declined to comment.
Berger has admitted stealing documents from the National Archives in advance of the 9/11 Commission hearings in 2003. The documents, written by White House counterterrorism czar Richard Clarke, were a tough review of the Clinton administration´s shortcomings in dealing with terrorism, Clarke´s lawyer told the Washington Post.
On several occasions, Berger stuffed highly classified documents into his pants and socks before spiriting them out of the Archives building in Washington, according to investigators. On one occasion, upon reaching the street, he hid documents under a construction trailer after checking the windows of the Archives and Justice Department buildings to make sure he was not being watched.
Berger came back later and retrieved the documents, taking them home and cutting them up with scissors. Two days later, he was informed by Archive employees that his removal of documents had been detected.
Berger panicked because he realized he was caught, said a report by the National Archives inspector general, which also recounted his initial reaction. Berger lied.
Berger also lied to the public, telling reporters he made an honest mistake by inadvertently taking the documents, which he blamed on his own sloppiness. Bill Clinton vouched for the explanation for Berger, who served as his national security adviser.
Berger later conceded: I was giving a benign explanation for what was not benign.
The Justice Department initially said Berger stole only copies of classified documents and not originals. But the House Government Reform Committee later revealed that an unsupervised Berger had been given access to classified files of original, uncopied, uninventoried documents on terrorism. Several Archives officials acknowledged that Berger could have stolen any number of items and they would never know what, if any, original documents were missing.
At his sentencing in September 2005, Berger was fined $50,000, placed on probation for two years and stripped of his security clearance for three years.
Of course PIAPS would put him on the payroll. By destroying incriminating documents, he made her candidacy possible. And the Dims won't care...the ends (power) justify the means (crime).
You know, if our party doesn't have the guts to show a bright light on all of the dirt that Hillary Clinton and her vile husband have all over themselves and their co-horts - then we don't deserve to win. I can only hope they are compiling a library of stuff to use once the campaigns get into full swing.
The more corrupt a Democrat becomes the more they are rewarded by members of their own party.
Honor among thieves and all that....
I am suffering from a severe case of Clinton Fatigue. Nothing these three do (the Impeached, the Red Queen and the Dog-faced Girl), will surprise or shock me anymore.
And I think that was the plan all along.
Sung to the tune of "Onward Clinton Soldiers"...
That's the truth!
This will make outstanding campaign commercials against her. Smartest woman in America...
So, has there been anything about this in the major media??? I would guess that it'll never "see the light of day" in those quarters.
At his sentencing in September 2005, Berger was fined $50,000, placed on probation for two years and stripped of his security clearance for three years.
This is so unbelievable!!! This is the first that I had heard that these documents were originals that Berger had stolen, and that there are no copies. So there is no way to determine what he had stolen and the damage that was done to our National Security? Unbelievable. Why was he given a slap on the wrist sentence?
Birds of a feather...
They don't.
Maybe this is about loyalty, maybe not. With this crowd, it could be "Give me a high-paying job or I'll sing like a canary."
The Clinton Cosa Nostra rewards those who don't rat them out.
This is simply part of the "pay off" Sandy gets for taking the fall for the Clintons when he "sanitized" the 9-11 records. What little respect I had for the Department of Justice evaporated when they pleaded Sandy out to a misdemeanor for basically treason.
Birds of a feather? Honor among thieves? I'm sure there's a more appropriate observation to describe this hiring.
I'm betting that the docs he destroyed were ones that had H!'s name on them as a participant in the meetings...............
hummm....I suppose this is just in case hitlery needs some papers lifted?
SH!T floats to the top like cream..............
Why they let him off so lightly is a mystery to me. Did he threaten to spill the country's secrets to the enemy or something? Was the potential damage to the country so great that he got a sweetheart deal, set up to clear him to be in Hillary's administration? And surely whatever he took must have Hill and Bill completely beholden to him.
Yup. The Clin-toones owe the Burglar-Boy big time, and this is hush money; pure and simple.
Sandy Berger has been working for the Clinton Mafia all along. Look at the Sestak- Weldon race. Berger is a true Clinton soldier and can be counted on to fall on the sword. Just as Web Hubble and others have done over the years. Berger will be on the team if Mrs. Clinton wins the election. He will be confirmed by other Democrats. Everyone knows that it is only the Republicans that have honesty issues.
I'm sure that the "rehabilitation" trial balloon will be floated soon...
They should both be behind bars at Leavenworth.
Berger is not permitted to see secret documents until late 08. When she becomes the official candidate she will be allowed to see those documents, but Berger can not.
I believe it's also against the terms of his probation.
unless as president she revokes that...is that possible?
"The Clinton campaign declined to comment."
You know, at some point Ms. Clinton is gonna have to talk about something real, not just her political doublespeak nonsense.
Anyone who would cast a vote for this person needs serious professional help. She is a soulless, fake, phony, power-hungry nightmare.
Looks that way.
I find it hard to believe that Bill would permit Hillary to make such a serious strategic mistake. I can't believe even the main stream media can let this go without comment.
It is the time running up to that date that is in question.
This was reported in Newsweek and then LGF posted it back on Sept 13:
Hillary's 'Low Profile' National Security Adviser: Sandy Berger
Thu, Sep 13, 2007 at 1:05:33 pm PST
Its gotten very little mainstream media coverage (surprise!) but Hillary Clintons national security adviser is none other than Sandy Docs In My Socks Berger, who pleaded guilty to stealing and destroying classified documents related to the Clinton administrations anti-terror efforts, immediately before Bill Clintons testimony to the 9/11 commission: Hirsh: Battle for the Best and Brightest.
I can't wait to hear her say I am NOT a crook!!!!
If any of the "journalist" have any intregety, that will be the first question asked of her in her next debate.
Sammon is obviously under the illusion that the rules for the little people also apply to the Clinton campaign.
The title should read, "Should Have Been Disgraced".
Even if Berger doesn't get an appointment, his consulting business (remember trade with China?) will make major bucks off a new Clinton Administration. Is anyone else tired of the corruption which is Washington?
"I can only hope they are compiling a library of stuff to use once the campaigns get into full swing."
I think you'll be disappointed.
the funny comment was the one about where's Lewinsky and is she coming back too
Their old Arkansas motto: CRIMINALS HELPING CRIMINALS.
Or: A CRIMINAL MIND IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE.
Bush's team members (Libby) gets thrown out of office over something they might have said or done and the issue becomes a national story for years.
Hillary's team members gets selected for new positions of power and it "raises eyebrows" for outright violations of law.
I don't think I can handle another Clinton era without suffering severe vertigo.
Not sure what was going on nationally but it did not make the news.
I wonder what enterprising candidate for president in the republican party will mention this in the presence of Chris Matthews tomorrow night.
"Why they let him off so lightly is a mystery to me."
Republicans in Washington think they're obligated to treat their political foes with dignity. I don't know why, since their political foes obviously don't deserve it, and will screw a Republican the first chance they get.
The Republicans should do the country a favor, and treat thieves and liars like thieves and liars. They have nothing to lose.
Hillary is right then. We need national health care.
That's in the target zone...
Yep. I've been disappointed in them over and over again - so many times in the last few years. It's like they're playing dead.
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A traditional dance seen throughout the month of May is Morris Dancing. It is a traditional English form of folkdancing, performed by groups of men or women.
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Morris Dancing has been danced for hundreds of years, and passed down through the generations in the villages of rural England. The dances are usually performed at festivals such as May Day, Whitsun and Christmas.
The Origins of Morris Dancing
There are several thoughts to the origins of Morris Dancing. The name may refer to the possibility of the form of dancing coming to England from the Moors of North Africa; or it may have been called 'Moor-ish' simply because the dancers sometimes painted their faces black, and people compared this to the dark-skinned Moors.
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The dancing is very lively and accompanied by an accordion player, a melodeon or fiddle player (Cotswolds) or a noisy band with a drum (Border Morris or North West sides)
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Two accordians and on the right a concertina
Morris dancers wear different clothes depending on the part of the country in which they dance. They are often dressed in white with coloured baldrics (coloured belts) across their chests.
'BAKANALIA' are a Border Morris Dancing group from Leicester.
Border Morris Dancers generally wear 'tatter jackets' and black their faces - probably originating as a form of disguise.
Bethane Border Morris Dancers
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There are usually six or eight dancers arranged in two lines or in a circle facing each other. The dancers may carry white handkerchiefs that they shake, or short sticks that they bang against each other as they dance. Some dancers have bell-pads tied at their knees, which make a loud and cheerful rhythm as they dance.
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Today's big food and agriculture companies work hard to protect their images. Companies like Coca-Cola, McDonald's, and Monsanto spend a lot of time and money diverting attention away from negative science related to their products and associating themselves with groups that promote healthy food and families.
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When the World Health Organization (WHO) International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) announced on Monday that processed meat causes cancer in humans, and all red meat "probably" does, the internet lit up with expressions of shock and horror.
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