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The yarn was too thin and I punched the holes too close to the edge, but I added alternating HD and DC over the top of the SC that looked so skimpy. I put the DC into the same hole as the SC with the HD onto the 1 chain between the SCs. (The holes were also too far apart. ). I think I salvaged it nicely!
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Great job!!! I am just starting to work with glassing foam with 3/4 oz colth and minwax poly. Just had to say D__n GOOD JOB!
It flew
It needed a ton of down, I guess I had put too much up in it. It flew well on an old TP 30c pack (I left the good one at home ). The nosegear is still giving me some problems, locking in in the "up" position and not coming down properly. I added a pin so it would rotate on the way up and rest sideways on the duct.
I might have to switch to stronger wire struts on the landing gear, the flyfly struts are a bit weak and l/r sloppy. The right wheel came apart on takeoff
Other than that it flew nicely, very smooth with a cool sound. I guess the max speed I got on the maiden, with all the trim work, was around 110 mph or so. 120mph level should be achievable.
those fly fly struts suck, dont look right on a sabre anyhow then again im a purist. if it were me, id just go to wire legs wth coils in them. if seen a bunch of guys with fly fly struts that just bend to the side on landing. cheap chinese alum pot metal i guess. it did turn out very nice, probably the nicest fly fly sabre ive seen.
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Looks fantastic Herb, glad it flew well. Did you move the CG ahead from the kit position? Seems to be a consistent advice from Jepe on these kits - LOL!
Thanks for the comments !
I had three flights with it, and it's getting a lot better as I get over the trim & landing gear issues.
My CG is only 5mm ahead of the flyfly manual reccomendation, so I did not go as far forward as Jepe suggests.
I hope to pick up some speed with new batts (the 1-yr old TP 3300 30C's 9S are getting a workout in the Sabre) and simple gear doors.
I replaced the steel wire in the flyfly retracts with stronger piano wire, fixed a loose trailing link in the nose gear, and replaced the rear flyfly tires (one exploded on takeoff yesterday ) with some bigger kyosho ones.
Yesterday on the second flight I landed without the right wheel, but tam's retracts held up pretty well
Happy New Year to you too
I would have used Springair 602's if I had a set lying around. I have four sets of those and they hold pressure for weeks if not a month ...
But I had an extra unemployed Tam retract set I was sent by DS (by mistake or as a spare, did not ask ).
In spite of all the checking on installation this tam set still leaks somewhere. I get air pressure for 5-10 mins which is a real frustration as you never know if you are going to land with the wheels down...
I replaced the stock wheels, one exploded on takeoff
The problem with the wire struts is that I have several sets, and none of them fit ...
The tam set is 3mm, and comes with three pieces of chinese piano wire without even a coil. Now I haven't found yet a 3mm wire with a decent coil (robart?) ... And making your own coil sounds like a lot of fun
The very nice Springair struts I have are of course coiled, but are 3.125 mm (1/8 '') so they don't fit.
The last option is to drill them out to whatever the bigger struts are (possibly 5/32'')...
Batterywise a have a couple of new sets, 40C 3000's. I wish they would settle on a choice of connector.
The old TP 30C 3300's have held up rather well (8-10 months, 50+ flights) but they'r done, while the TP 30C 5000's have been miserable (done after 15 flights or so)
The ones below I now get from "my own special factory" in china
Drill, 'em out for the largest dia you have herb, the bit self guides through the hole and it really is simple. As for those batts, they're really pretty good. I buy the "yellow" ones from that special factory and have found them to be pretty darn good.
Best wishes and Happy New Year
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How long do the struts need to be Herb? BVM sells the best wire struts, 5/32" or 3/16" with 1 coil. If they are TAM retracts like mine the 5/32" wire fits. The struts are 7.25" overall length, 5.75 from the top of the coil down to the end, the coil is about a 1/2" diameter. Their axles (a set screw but I always sloder them on) are also EXCELLENT. I use these on 13.5 pound jets and unless you really smash it into the ground they don't take a permanent set, well other than a miniscule "first use" set.
Well these are the "old" tam retracts, so they are drilled out at just 3mm (see the straight wires that came with them in the picture above, left side).
The new ones Tam sells now are exactly the same mechanics, except he now enlarges them to 5/32 (3.9mm), and I have these newer ones in the tam F-16.
I was hoping to avoid drilling out the ones I have in the F-86 - which would require to take them out of the wing
In the meantime though I have flown the F-86 two more times with the stock LG and the fatter Kyosho wheels, and it seems to work well .
The F-86 weighs only 8.1 lbs rtf, and lands like a glider, so this setup might actually work for a while. Of course if you slam it on landing it won't.
I have to look at the BVM struts for the Tam F-16 though, I have constant issues with that flimsy nosegear mount, getting quite frustrated.
Took a couple of pictures at the field on Thursday, finally two good flights w/o lg issues ...
Now I have to find the small leak in the air system, I think it's the fill valve and I don't have another one around (unless I take the SA one out of the Rafale).
Happy New Year to all Off to our Costa Mesa JetDay ...
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Hmm, for the flimsy nose gear mount maybe you need an even softer nose strut. Thinner wire and / or more turns in the coil. The BVM wire won't help there.
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Plasticity and modified loudness following short-term unilateral deprivation: Evidence of multiple gain mechanisms within the auditory system135(2014); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.4835715View Description Hide Description
Auditory deprivation and stimulation can change the threshold of the acoustic middle ear reflex as well as loudness in adult listeners. However, it has remained unclear whether changes in these measures are due to the same mechanism. In this study, deprivation was achieved using a monaural earplug that was worn by listeners for 7 days. Acoustic reflex thresholds (ARTs) and categorical loudness ratings were measured using a blinded design in which the experimenter was unaware of which ear had been plugged. Immediately after terminating unilateral deprivation, ARTs were obtained at a lower sound pressure level in the ear that had been fitted with an earplug and at a higher sound pressure level in the control ear. In contrast, categorical judgments of loudness changed in the same direction in both ears with a given stimulus level reported as louder after unilateral deprivation. The relationship between changes to the ART and loudness judgments was not statistically significant. For both the ARTs and the categorical loudness judgments, most of the changes had disappeared within 24 h after earplug removal. The changes in ARTs, as a consequence of unilateral sound deprivation, are consistent with a gain control mechanism; however, the lack of relationship with the categorical loudness judgments, and the different pattern of findings for each measure, suggests the possibility of multiple gain mechanisms.
Effects of tonotopicity, adaptation, modulation tuning, and temporal coherence in "primitive" auditory stream segregationa)135(2014); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.4845675View Description Hide Description
The perceptual organization of two-tone sequences into auditory streams was investigated using a modeling framework consisting of an auditory pre-processing front end [Dau et al., J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 102, 2892–2905 (1997)] combined with a temporal coherence-analysis back end [Elhilali et al., Neuron 61, 317–329 (2009)]. Two experimental paradigms were considered: (i) Stream segregation as a function of tone repetition time (TRT) and frequency separation (Δf) and (ii) grouping of distant spectral components based on onset/offset synchrony. The simulated and experimental results of the present study supported the hypothesis that forward masking enhances the ability to perceptually segregate spectrally close tonesequences. Furthermore, the modeling suggested that effects of neural adaptation and processing though modulation-frequency selective filters may enhance the sensitivity to onset asynchrony of spectral components, facilitating the listeners' ability to segregate temporally overlapping sounds into separate auditory objects. Overall, the modeling framework may be useful to study the contributions of bottom-up auditory features on "primitive" grouping, also in more complex acoustic scenarios than those considered here.
Training improves cochlear implant rate discrimination on a psychophysical task135(2014); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.4835735View Description Hide Description
The purpose of this study was to determine the extent to which cochlear implant (CI) rate discrimination can be improved through training. Six adult CI users took part in a study that included 32 h of training and assessment on rate discrimination measures. Rate difference limens (DLs) were measured from 110 to 3520 Hz in octave steps using 500 ms biphasic pulse trains; the target and standard stimuli were loudness-balanced with the target always at an adaptively lower rate. DLs were measured at four electrode positions corresponding to basal, mid-basal, mid-apical, and apical locations. Procedural variations were implemented to determine if rate discrimination was impacted by random variations in stimulus amplitude or by amplitude modulation. DLs improved by more than a factor of 2 across subjects, electrodes, and standard rates. Factor analysis indicated that the effect of training was comparable for all electrodes and standard rates tested. Neither level roving nor amplitude modulation had a significant effect on rate DLs. In conclusion, the results demonstrate that training can significantly improve CI rate discrimination on a psychophysical task.
The effects of age and hearing loss on interaural phase difference discriminationa)135(2014); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.4838995View Description Hide Description
The discrimination of interaural phase differences (IPDs) requires accurate binaural temporal processing and has been used as a measure of sensitivity to temporal envelope and temporal fine structure (TFS). Previous studies found that TFS-IPD discrimination declined with age and with sensorineural hearing loss(SNHL), but age and SNHL have often been confounded. The aim of this study was to determine the independent contributions of age and SNHL to TFS and envelope IPD discrimination by using a sample of adults with a wide range of ages and SNHL. A two-interval, two-alternative forced-choice procedure was used to measure IPD discrimination thresholds for 20-Hz amplitude-modulated tones with carrier frequencies of 250 or 500 Hz when the IPD was in either the stimulus envelope or TFS. There were positive correlations between absolute thresholds and TFS-IPD thresholds, but not envelope-IPD thresholds, when age was accounted for. This supports the idea that SNHL affects TFS processing independently to age. Age was positively correlated with envelope-IPD thresholds at both carrier frequencies and TFS-IPD thresholds at 500 Hz, when absolute thresholds were accounted for. These results suggest that age negatively affects the binaural processing of envelope and TFS at some frequencies independently of SNHL.


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Bennie Burnes was born April 25, 1938 in Milam County, Texas to Charles S. and Grace Elizabeth Eakin Burnes. He served in the US Navy from 1956 to 1959. Bennie lived in Rosanky and Houston. He retired after 31 years from Houston Fire Department as District Chief in 1992. He was a member of the Reagan Masonic Lodge in Houston.
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This series of factsheets is designed to help you navigate a smooth path through your son or daughter's teenage years and into adulthood.
At first glance, the outlook for young people with significant speech and language impairments can appear quite depressing. Parents are often shocked to discover that:
- There is no exact equivalent to replace statements, which are discontinued when young people leave school, most commonly at 16.
- There are no services specifically for adults with speech and language impairments – even local speech and language therapy services rarely cater for them.
- There is little awareness that speech and language impairments can affect adults, or any understanding of their impact.
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Charlie Sheen's wife Brooke Mueller has been admitted to hospital due to complications following an oral surgery. And despite being ordered not to have any contact with her, the "Two and a Half Men" star is allowed to visit her at the facility.
According to his representative, Charlie immediately went to the hospital soon after learning about Brooke's condition and having the judge's permission. However, "because of the restraining order still in place, he was not allowed to speak with her but she was aware he was there," the spokesperson said before adding that the actor is very concerned about his wife.
Brooke herself is suffering from pneumonia in both lungs and is now treated in emergency room. "They [doctors] are filling Brooke with antibiotics," her mother Moira Fiore told People. "She waited too long to get her impacted wisdom tooth removed and the infection has spread all over. It is in her bloodstream."
Brooke's lawyer confessed "she's not doing great". Although there is a chance she will be released anytime soon, doctors still want to keep her in bed for several days. And when she leaves the hospital, the modification to the restraining order against Charlie will be terminated. It means he is not allowed to accompany her at their L.A. home during her recovery.
Brooke Mueller and Charlie Sheen were originally scheduled to appear before judge for a hearing on January 22 following a Christmas dispute which landed him behind the bar. Due to her condition, there will be a conference call on January 21 between the D.A., judge as well as Charlie and Brooke's attorneys regarding whether or not the Friday court date will be pushed back.
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Pg test that says test up to 6 days before missed period
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Our little weasle was born 3/11/10
Making a happy home with 2 furry children and 2 scaley ones as well!
I tested with the wondfo test, frer and clearblue digital 6 days before missing my period and got positive in all of them. As long as you see a faint or strong line it means is positive.
DD 3/30/10 Clomid baby after 7 years of TTC
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Clomid alone WILL NOT give you a + HPT. If she did clomid with an HCG trigger, that is why they may advise her not to take an early test, as it takes 10-12 days, sometimes less for your body to metabolize the trigger shot.
When I found out I was pregnant in November I took one of those tests that said "up to 5 days before missed period". I remember taking one on a Sunday, 5 days before and it said negative. Took another on Monday and it said positive. I would say hold out until your just a few days away from your period but who am I to talk. I have no patience. Try and take the test with first morning pee.
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It entirely depends on when the egg implants, which can be anywhere from 5-10 days after you ovulate. If it's on the early side of that, you'll have a decent chance of getting a positive with one of those by 6 days before. If it's on the late side, by 6 days before you miss your period it may not have even implanted yet, meaning no rise in HCG levels yet for it to detect. Generally, 2-3 days after implantation is the earliest those really sensitive tests can get anything.
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I did not use the HCG trigger. If you test ealy with that trigger it will show positive I think for 7 days after you do the shot. Clomid by itself will not affect your test.
Edit: I actually got pregnant a month before this current pregnancy and ended in a CP after 3 days. I got a faint line on 9dpo and with this current pregnancy was at 8 dpo when I got the faint line. I was so surprise to see a positive digital test. I guess it implanted super early.
DD 3/30/10 Clomid baby after 7 years of TTC
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I usually wait a few days later since my body usually doesnt give a positive till I am about 6 weeks anyway. crazy I know but all 4 pregnancies have and am actually waiting to test right now.
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This presentation extracts the essence of many related efforts to help libraries, archives, and museums increase access to their special collections. The Shifting Gears essay (which was presented to the LIBER conference in 2008) will be used as the launching point. Shifting Gears argued for scaling up the digitization of special collections by thinking in terms of access, instead of preservation (when we are preserving the originals).
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Men are interesting species. Love itself is an interesting phenomenon. It seems that no matter how many goals we set in life, love is the highest goal. How do we capture this intangible, immeasurable, addictive item, and how do we keep it? First, capture your own heart. There are too many reasons in today's society for women to be insecure. If you are struggling with body image, trust issues, or any other forms of insecurity, love will not come easily.
While the relationship may be fine in the beginning, it will dwindle. Once the "honeymoon" phase is over, your insecurities will creep out. You may be at the bar and begin to notice better looking people than you. You catch him glance that direction (maybe not even at her). You're now mad, and he has no idea why. Eventually, this will turn into a fight.
That feeling of uneasiness will not go away until you are no longer insecure about yourself. It takes time, but you must realize that you are smart, beautiful, and wonderful, even if it is different than the other people around. Secondly, you must be your own person. Too many women want to turn into the person they are dating. They will pick up similar interests and start the same hobbies.
This not all bad, and it is very important to share common interests, but make sure you retain your own identity. He started hanging out with you for a reason. He likes who you are, not you trying to be the woman you think he wants. Keep up with your friends and interests. He enjoys the time to relax, play video games, hang with the boys, whatever it is that makes him him.
Lastly, do not over analyze on how to capture his heart. Men are actually quite simple. Women will often be the ones to complicate things. Men typically say what they mean and mean what they say. If they don't, leave that heart alone. If you text him about going somewhere with you, and he responds with, "Yeah, sure." That's what he means. There is no sarcasm or malicious intent. He is not being short with you; he is just being efficient. The fact that he did not include a smiley face emoji does not mean that he is mad. He means yes, he would like to go. Keep these three tips in mind, and you will be much closer to being the keeper of your man's heart.


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UPDATE (09/20): The Shepherdsville City Council will not host a special Wednesday meeting that was scheduled on Wednesday to replace the postponed special meeting that was originally scheduled for Monday.
That special meeting was scheduled after the council failed to host a quorum on at its regularly-scheduled meeting on Sept. 13.
The pupose of the meetings would be to discuss the vacancy of the mayor's seat. The council has 30 days from the time of officially accepting the resignation of former mayor Scott Ellis to fill the void.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - An ax attack led to a shooting and a man injured Wednesday morning.
The incident took place on Harris Passway, just off Fisher Lane in Mount Washington.
Bullitt County Sheriffs Capt. Mike Murdoch said a male and female were sitting in a truck on Harris Passway around 11 a.m. when another male approached the vehicle.
LOUISVILLE - The United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) today announced Louisville's selection as the fourth city in America to take part in a comprehensive law enforcement and prevention "360 Degree Strategy" to assist cities dealing with the heroin and prescription drug abuse epidemic.
Hometown Heroes will be celebrated at this year's Wall Street Park Festival in Lebanon Junction.
This year's festival will be held Friday and Saturday Sept. 23-24.
The grand marshals for the Saturday, Sept. 24, 10:30 a.m. parade will be veterans from Lebanon Junction who served in the military during the Vietnam War or before.
The city of Shepherdsville will have a mayor Wednesday as Curtis Hockenbury won a secret ballot Tuesday evening.
With a standing room only audience, the Shepherdsville City Council selected Hockenbury, who was the first candidate to file this spring when a vacancy occurred in the final two years of Scott Ellis' ter.
However, after a legal battle dismissed the resignation and reinstated Ellis, the latest resignation from office and duties came too late to place a new election on the November ballot.
MOUNT WASHINGTON—A rezoning request could result in a new neighborhood grocery store, gas station and restaurant on the outskirts of town.
Currently zoned R-1 Residential, owner David Hall is looking to have the 2.02 acres of land located at the southwest corner of Armstrong Lane and Highway 44 East zoned B-1 Highway Business.
If the zoning request is approved, the site will be the future home of an IGA Crossroads.
LOUISVILLE – United States Attorney John E. Kuhn, Jr., joined by Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer, Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad and Timothy J. Plancon, Special Agent in Charge, DEA Detroit Field Office, announced a new collaborative investigation and prosecution program to remove heroin dealers from the streets of Louisville.
HILLVIEW - At eight years old, Braedyn Luttrell has already driven a top speed of 58 MPG in his junior dragster.
Braedyn faced a different kind of drag earlier this year, when he spent more than a week at Kosair Children's Hospital, being diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes.
After a few months of education and effort, Braedyn is doing well. He will soon use his love of drag racing to help raise funds for Kosair and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund.
SHEPHERDSVILLE -- One of the oldest buildings in Shepherdsville will go on the auction block this Saturday.
The building at the corner of Joe B. Hall Avenue and South Buckman Street, best known as the Bullitt County Bank, will go on the auction block at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 24.
The building most recently served as PBI Bank. With the opening of a new facility on Adam Shepherd Parkway, the downtown location was closed in August 2014. The drive-thru remained open.
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The Crowley Police Department is investigating an early Monday morning shooting which left one man dead.
The shooting occurred shortly after 2 a.m. in the 1400 block of West Northern Avenue near Buatt Street.
Crowley police along with Acadia Parish Sheriff's deputies responded to the call of shots being fired. During the investigation, it was determined that the victim was shot multiple times in the upper torso area.
The victim was transported to the Acadia General Hospital where he died from his injuries.
Police recovered multiple casings at the scene, however, no suspect has been identified as of this release.
The victim has been identified as Ryan Gums, 23, of Crowley.
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Anna Wintour to Visit Brooklyn, Critiques Daughter's Clothes, and More News From the September Issue Premiere
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"The look is very feminine and beautiful," said makeup artist Pat McGrath backstage at Viktor & Rolf.
McGrath explained that after looking at the Dutch designers' clothes and imagining Pierrot, she opted to subtly pale down models' skin, add some pink, "lashings of mascara," shimmer on lids and dabs of white inside the eyes. McGrath made lips a transparent red.
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Northeast Ship Repair, the Boston-based firm that has been stripping aged Navy guided-missile frigates at the old Philadelphia Navy Yard under an $8.5 million government contract, has been sold for about $18.5 million to a Radnor investment firm and its partners.
"It's a good investment: There are maybe five dry docks on the East Coast that can handle ships 750 feet or bigger, and they're not building any new" installations, said Andrew Panzo, general partner at NewSpring Capital in Radnor.
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UWM Union Theatre film lineup offers variety
It's the time of year when movies get louder and dumber. But you don't have to hibernate: The UWM Union Theater spring schedule, which runs through May, will warm the heart of any film lover. Films are presented under the auspices of a genre category, including;
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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.
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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)
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No problems here
Booked this hotel through Hotwire, and after reading the reviews here I was worried, but there was really nothing wrong with the hotel. The room and bathroom were a normal size for a hotel, and everything was clean and functional. The staff was polite, and I had no wait to check in or out.
Only complaints were the location of the elevators (which another reviewer mentioned) and that sound does carry from the hallway - but that's no worse than anywhere else I've stayed.
The hotel is in Marietta, not Atlanta, so yes - you will have to drive a bit to go places. However, it's not far from the highway, so this really isn't a problem. If you don't want to drive, stay in Atlanta proper, or near a Marta station.
Not bad
Maybe my expectations were extremely low after reading all the previous reviews, but this was not a terrible hotel property. If you were expecting 4 STAR (not diamond) treatment you would have been disappointed. However, for the price of less than $100 a night it was comperable to a stay at a Hampton Inn (which was actually more than $100 in this area). My children and I stayed at this hotel in order to take some day trips around Atlanta to Stone Mountain and Six Flags. We set out after 9 am each day and as the hotel is not far from I - 75 and the beltway, it was an easy trip to both locations, taking about 25 min. to each place. We even took an alternate route back from Six Flags (N on beltway, to 41 N and then the 120 loop) around 5:15 pm and had decent traffic. The pool at the hotel was large, and as most guests are conference attendees, we had it to ourselves most of the time in the late afternoons and early evenings. The size of the room was a standard one. Expected a bathroom size found on cruise ships after reading reviews, but it was certainly functional. Housekeeping did a great job keeping everything stocked each day, from toiletries to coffee and sweetners. The golf course view was beautiful and by 7:00 am crews were out grooming the sand and course. I don't play so can't comment on the course itself. Guest traffic at the hotel was minimal, we did not feel crowded at all. Room service is available 24 hours, the food was very good and reasonably priced w/childrens menu available. The staff was helpful and friendly and we had no problems checking in or out. Express checkout was also available. I will warn you that it is easy to hear the guest traffic in hallways and in the rooms next door! If you are looking to be pampered and waited on hand and foot, this is not the place. But, if you are looking for a nice hotel to come back to at the end of the day, away from the pace of downtown Atlanta and w/a little bit of Southern ambiance, this is a reasonable place to stay.
Terrific Southern Hospitality!
I had the pleasure of staying at this Hotel on the weekend of 6/25/05 and after reading the previous posts I was a little nervous. What a pleasant surprise this place was. First of all it's not a four star hotel it's a AAA four DIAMOND hotel. Big difference! The rooms were typical Hotel rooms, average size both the room and the bathroom. They were clean and the housekeeping staff were always busy around the Hotel cleaning. The golf course here was not overly difficult but a lot of fun. If you come as a single as I did they got you right out. The starter that worked the weekend I was there was a real professional. Our room overlooked the course and had great views. Yes, the lobby is opulent and the restaurant food was very good. The pub was buzzing at night (there were two weddings going on while we were there.) What impressed me most was the staff at the front desk. We were looking for a good Italian restaurant on Saturday night ( around 10 PM) and the young lady at the front desk whose name I am sorry I didn't get, made a call to a local reaturant, (Grazzi's) and told them they would like to send some guests over, when we got there the staff was expecting us and extremely friendly, (the food was great too.) The Veranda out back overlooking the golf course was wonderful, my only complaint there would be that it loses a little of it's serenity with the piped in jazz music heard overhead. You are overlooking a golf course so it really lent itself to being a place for some quiet time. But that's it! That's my only complaint with the Marietta conference center. The entire Staff was great! I know this is just my opinion but I can't imagine any one being as dissapointed as some of these posts.
Out of the way, but nice
This is a nice four star resort. It is not near anything however. If you want to see Atlanta, I'd suggest staying somewhere else. Plus there are too many extra costs. Wireless/wired access costs 9.95 extra per day.
Due to the location and extra costs, I'll probably stay somewhere else next time.
Just Another Motel Not Four Star
This was one of two lodging facilities where I rented rooms for a large family wedding party. Figured I would treat my older family relations to a stay here. What a disappointment! This is in no way a four star facility. The lobby is impressive, but thats it. The pub is expensive, and the dining room is just average. Be aware, the rooms are very tiny and badly in need of routine maintenance. The carpets were dirty and smelled. The bathrooms are so small that you can hardly turn around without bumping into something. I saw rats in the stairwells, probably because the food staff leaves dirty trays with food in the stairwells for a day or more. The beds are lumpy, and the air conditioning emitted a foul odor. The facility was rushed to completion for the 1996 Olympics, thus you can see where many short cuts were taken during construction, such as poorly planned room floor plans and elevators on only one end of the building. The locks on the room doors did not function properly, and we had to constantly get new key cards from the front desk. The staff constantly has their hands out for tips. The toilet in our room backed up several times, and I think the guy expected to be tipped each time it backed up. The ice machines did not work and were never repaired the entire length of our stay. This is not in any way a four star hotel, maybe one star, but I doubt that too.
While the outside of the hotel is nice (however, no valet service offered) and the lobby is attractive as well, it's the rooms that are quite the disappointment when expecting a 4-diamond hotel as it's prominently promoted. There is NO WAY this hotel deserves a 4-diamond rating!
From in our room, we could hear our neighbors' conversations & TV, we could hear a baby crying (and crying) in the wee hours of the night and we could hear (and feel!) the continuous and s o l i d closing of the other hotel room doors. The bathroom door upon opening literally skimmed the front edge of the toilet (tight quarters in there!) and the furnishings and linens in the rooms appear to have been purchased on a budget and without any imagination whatsoever. Room "service" personnel actually tried to dissuade us (!?) from ordering breakfast and then they failed to bring part of our order ~ we called and then they brought it. Finally, the check-out process was painfully slow due to an obvious lack of staff during a high volume time of departure.
So, even though this hotel is clean and we found the game tables in the bar fun, do NOT expect 4-diamond accommodations at this resort.
Four Star ... not!!
Cannot understand how this hotel gets four stars. The Days Inn down the street has bigger, better quality rooms. We booked a large block of rooms to stay here for our daughter's wedding....pre-ordered gift baskete were not delivered at all, rates were incorrect and desk staff argued with the guests. Despite the beautiful architecture and well appointed lobby, the staff did not seem interested in hospitality. Rooms were so-so, ok size, but yucky threadbare, stained linens. Dining room open sketchy hours, inconsistent from day to day. Wait staff almost hostile. Would not recommend at the prices charged - go to the Days Inn unless you need a big lobby and restaurants. The hotel is owned by the City of Marietta, which may be why it is not well maintained nor staffed with hospitality pros.
Very Average Rooms
For the Marietta Conference Center to have acheived a four star rating from AAA is quite suprising. The lobby was above average and quite stunning. However, the room was very small and furnished just like a Hampton inn. The beds and linens were very average. There was not a mini-bar or robes as their advertisements listed. The bathroom was also very small and did not have a fan. We would not stay there again.
Great Place to Stay
The accomodations and facilites here are superb. Even though there were conferences and events going on while I was there, I didn't feel like I was being overwhelmed by people. My only complaint was that, when I asked for a non-smoking room, the room I was given smelled like a cigarette. Went back down to the front desk, was given another room without any hassle. If I am in the area again, I will definitely stay here.
Loved the Marietta Resort and Conference Center
This resort is a charming well run hotel with all the amenities., including a wonderful l8 hole golf course right out it's back entrance and veranda. It has the charm of the old south with all the modern coveniences. Marietta itself is a charming city - almost an oasis within minutes of bustling Atlanta. I could have stayed there a several weeks and feel like was visiting in my best friends home. The staff was terrific!!!! I would recommend this hotelto anyone and the food was delicious in a lovely apppointed dining room
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We <3 Katamari (Review)
We <3 Katamari (Review)
Feb 19, 2006 2:53PM PST
When the original Katamari hit stores last year, no one expected it to do nearly as well as it did. It had an awesome soundtrack, easy controls and a concept that had been found in no game prior to it. Namco probably didn't expect it to do well Stateside so they released it at a ridiculously low price; it had all the tools to make it a cult classic; an underground hit. Enter We <3 Katamari, Namco fixed the only real gripe players had with the first game and added a mass of new levels, no more exploring different areas of the same level for 5 stages straight. The soundtrack this time around is just as off the wall as last years (thank you Namco for not inputting a lame-ass localized soundtrack) but the tunes don't seem as polished and catchy as last years. I haven't played enough multi-player to fully realize the potential, but the Japanese version includes 2 controller animations at the bottom of the screen making it easier for you to know what your partner is up to. Unfortunately due to copyright restrictions they were omitted from the American version, making it absolutely essential to talk to your partner. Either way, in a game such as Katamari multi-player is not one of the more ideal routes Namco should have taken.Pretty much We <3 Katamari is more of the same from the original, there's nothing totally new and fresh, but all the same it's a killer game for the right price.Good: Same awesome game, same awesome price.
Bad: You've done it all before 8/10
Bad: You've done it all before 8/10
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I love the game..Posted: Mar 05, 2006 12:00AM PST by Heiae
The music is awesome XD Just not as awesome as the first. It was more insane, but not as entertaining. I love the cut-scenes with the King of All Cosmos though XD, He got jumped by hippies and they cut off his pompadour! ;_;
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Clemons proudly follows uncle in E Street Band
Jake Clemons wants everyone to know this: He isn't trying to replace his uncle, Clarence Clemons, by taking over as saxophone player in Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band. The iconic Big Man died in 2011.
"I'm very careful with that notion," Clemons said. "I in no way feel, expect or hope to have replaced Clarence. For me, it's filling the role from a place of need.
"Clarence's mission, as the job was communicated to me, was just to bring spirit, love and joy to the world. And that voice doesn't stop, you know? I feel he was the man in the army, waving that flag."
In addition to having his own mission in the E Street Band, Clemons also has established himself as a musician of note outside it, with his own band.
While Clemons might not feel he's a worthy replacement for his uncle, who played nearly 40 years with Springsteen, his joining the band made perfect sense when Springsteen announced it a month after Clarence died of complications from a stroke at age 69.
Clemons, 36, said the E Street Band had long been like a family to him, and his uncle a musical mentor and more.
"Clarence and I were very close," he said. "I mean, he was a father figure to me, a best friend and our lives were very much intertwined. I spent a lot of time on the tour, and my earliest memories are being around those guys."
Clemons grew up as the son of a Marine Corps band director and attended the Virginia Governor's School for the Arts to study jazz performance after seeing his uncle play the sax. Clarence got him his first paid gig -- playing alongside Clarence at President Bill Clinton's 1993 inauguration, when Jake was just 16.
The younger Clemons occasionally sat in with the E Street Band, and later played with the Roots, Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam, Will Smith, the Israelites and the Swell Season.
He said the conversation with Springsteen about joining the E Street Band "was just a natural conversation. Bruce always gave honor and respect and took care of the people that love Clarence."
Clemons joined the band for its tour to support the album "Wrecking Ball," which was released two months after Clarence's death.


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Well, we got through another Sunday without NFL football. The next time we will have to endure such hardships is Feb. 10. In other words, Cleveland Browns football is back for better or worse.
According to national media types and prognosticators, it's going to be worse than 2011. And that was pretty crappy.
A quick search reveals the Browns' prognosticated records:
Don Banks, SI.com: 5-11
Steve Wyche, NFL.com: 5-11
Pat Kirwan, CBSSports.com: 4-12
Pete Prisco, CBSSports.com 1-15
Adam Schein, NFL.com: 1-15
Whether or not they are right is an endless debate. Remember, these are empty assertions. They know nothing of the future. They mean nothing. That's a certainty.
Let me take you back to last year's opener. The Browns played host to the Cincinnati Bengals.
As I was making my way to the game that day, a local radio pregame show was discussing how that game was a must-win for the Browns. The two personalities were certain the Bengals possessed the worst roster and they were the worst team in the NFL. SportsIllustrated.com predicted the Bengals to finish 3-13 and the same CBSSports.com that has the Browns at 1-15 this year said the Bengals would have that same record last season.
The Bengals — with an unproven rookie quarterback — beat the Browns 19-14 that day and would eventually finish 9-7 and qualify for the AFC playoffs.
A year later, the Browns are considered one of those NFL teams lacking in talent and one of the worst teams. Now this does not correlate to a playoff berth for the Browns in 2012. What we do know is this Browns team is young. Really young. There are 15 rookies and 11 second-year players on the team's 53-man roster.
"It's obviously not something that we planned," Browns general manager Tom Heckert said last Saturday. "We wanted to keep the best 53 or what we consider the best 53 no matter what position, if we have to go light at one position or heavy at another one, we were willing to do it so I think it worked out that way at least right now and we'll see how it goes."
The Browns' roster is considerably younger than when Heckert assumed general manager duties two years ago. During the Eric Mangini era, he favored older, more experienced players.
The win total wasn't any different.
Football is a young man's game with a delicate balance between being young and being comfortable with this high level of play.
There is talent on this team year's team, but it's young talent. Trent Richardson, Brandon Weeden, Josh Gordon, Mitchell Schwartz and, heck, even second-year guys like Greg Little, Jabaal Sheard, Eric Haag, Jordan Cameron and Jason Pinkson need to prove they can play — and play effectively — in the NFL.
Until that is answered, no one can honestly predict what this Browns team will do in 2012. It could be ugly. It could be the start of something big. It's the latter that makes facing another litany of 16 Browns Sundays so exciting.
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Nature Quotes and Sayings
The Sun after the rain is much beautiful than the Sun before the rain!
– Mehmet Murat ildan
No flower wants to be at home when it is raining outside!
– Mehmet Murat ildan
When the sun is setting, leave whatever you are doing and watch it.
– Mehmet Murat ildan
Sunset is a wonderful opportunity for us to appreciate all the great things the sun gives us!
– Mehmet Murat ildan
Everything in excess is opposed by nature.
– Hippocrates
To explain all nature is too difficult a task for any one man or even for any one age.
– Isaac Newton
Don't live by your own rules, but in harmony with nature.
– Epictetus
Butterflies are but flowers that blew away one sunny day when Nature was feeling at her most inventive and fertile.
– George Sand
Nature is relentless and unchangeable, and it is indifferent as to whether its hidden reasons and actions are understandable to man or not.
– Galileo Galilei
If you truly love nature, you will find beauty everywhere.
– Vincent van Gogh
God is the great mysterious motivator of what we call nature and it has been said often by philosophers, that nature is the will of God. And, I prefer to say that nature is the only body of God that we shall ever see. If we wish to know the truth concerning anything, we'll find it in the nature of that thing.
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No house should ever be on a hill or on anything. It should be of the hill. Belonging to it. Hill and house should live together each the happier for the other.
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A rainbow in the sky or a bird that can fly often create joy that money can't buy!
God gave us the trees, the breeze and the seas. Let's not forget to pay our fees.
Nature fits all her children with something to do,
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Fall Harvest Cobbler Recipe
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Step 1
For crust, combine flour, salt, sugar and butter in bowl of food processor. Pulse several times until mixture resembles wet sand.
Step 2
Add shortening, and continue pulsing until bits are about the size of peas. Slowly add ice water and continue pulsing until dough just comes together.
Step 3
Turn out onto a piece of plastic wrap; refrigerate for at least 15 minutes.
Step 4
Preheat oven to 375°F. Spray pan with vegetable pan spray. In large bowl, combine fruit, vanilla, cornstarch and zest; mix gently.
Step 5
Spoon into prepared pan. Roll chilled dough out on floured surface to a 10 x 14-inch rectangle.
Step 6
Using mini cutters, cut 8-10 holes from dough. Lay dough over prepared fruit; tuck edges under.
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Brush surface with milk; sprinkle with sugar. Bake for 45-55 minutes or until crust is golden.
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2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup granulated sugar (plus additional for sprinkling)
3/4 cup butter (chilled and cut into 12 pieces)
1/4 cup vegetable shortening (chilled and cut into 4 pieces)
1/4 cup ice water
5 Granny Smith apples (cored, peeled, cut into large slices)
4 pears (cut into large slices)
6 plums (pitted, cut into large slices)
1/2 cup raisins
1 cup dried apricots (halved)
1 tablespoon cornstarch
2 tablespoons orange zest (finely grated)
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Not only is this my first WIAW post but, I got to meet the lovely lady who started it all yesterday, Jenn!
Jenn happens to live close by to Topsail so when I knew I'd be down here for vacation we planned a little lunch rendezvous.
Let's start with breakfast first though…
Muffins! Who makes muffins when they are on vacation? I do! Chocolate chip, banana, walnut ones to be exact. With a Fage and some fresh fruit they make a delicious breakfast. 12 muffins for 3 people with 3 days left though might be problematic…
For lunch, Jenn suggested an awesome Mediterranean place called Marrakesh in Jacksonville. Or, J-Vegas as she called it which totally made me laugh. If you've never been to Jacksonville, NC think strip-mall, all that's wrong with America, kind of feel. In fact turning onto the road this place was located I saw Texas Roadhouse, Outback, Wendy's, Golden Corral and Walmart all within walking distance of each other. S-C-A-R-Y.
This place was great though. Falafel anyone?
Glorious bites of fried deliciousness with hummus.
In true blogger meet up form guess what we found after lunch?
When I pulled into the parking lot and saw this place next to our lunch spot I almost screamed in excitement (in the car by myself…awkward).
Hi Jenn!
I have a strict no-mix fruit + creamy flavors policy when it comes to frozen yogurt so it was a tough choice but we both ended up going with cake batter + red velvet. Soooo friggin good!
We spent a bunch of time chatting away at the frozen yogurt place because as it turns out, we're both pretty friend deprived living in the oh so happening towns of Jacksonville and Hopewell Junction.
Eventually though we called it a day and back to the beach I went to help out with dinner.
If you don't suck the mango pit thing too, you're missing out. Just sayin'.
Mango, black bean, corn salad. Very similar to this one.
All together now with grilled shrimp, brown rice, green salad and crappy lighting. When you spend the last minutes of sunlight enjoying happy hour, your pictures turn out crappy. It's a sacrifice I'm willing to make. Always.
Pretty good day of eats (and company!) if you ask me!
What was the best thing you ate recently? Um, fro-yo for me. No brainer.