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On Tap Today: Getting Time Before Giving Thanks
Tomorrow will be a busy day for many of us. There will be building-sized balloons in the shapes of cartoon charachters to ogle on TV, giblet gravy to get right, state lines to cross, backyard football games to play, naps to take and plenty to be thankful for.
Today, on the other hand, might be a good opportunity for a breath, some down time before the festive times begin. If you are up early, why not an early morning bird walk in Washington Park or a nature hike in Franklin? »Read Full Blog Post
Channel 12 wins big in May sweeps
WISN-TV (Channel 12) won three of four major news rating time periods in the just-ended May sweeps ratings period among total households. The results were announced Thursday.
The critical barometer of local ratings success is the 10 p.m. newscast, which WISN won handily with an 8.9 rating, ahead of second-place WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), which had a 6 rating. It is the second consecutive sweeps win in the time period by WISN. »Read Full Article
With Gerwig, 'Frances Ha' finds charm in the joy of the everyday
See Frances laugh. See Frances dance. See Frances struggle with relationships.
In other words, see Frances live. »Read Full Article
'Fast & Furious 6' keeps action, relationships on track
While most film franchises sink as the number of their entries rises, "Fast and the Furious" keeps cruising along with no finish line in sight.
Picking up a few months after the events depicted in the 2011 hit "Fast Five" — arguably the best entry in the franchise — "Fast & Furious 6" wastes no time getting back in the race. »Read Full Article
'At Any Price' combines indie, star-driven drama
The agribusiness potboiler "At Any Price" is like a metaphor for the state of the indie film industry.
Like the family farmers in the film who must "expand or die," indie filmmakers must be seen to be heard. »Read Full Article
Weigel introducing new MOVIES! channel Monday
Starting Monday, Weigel Broadcasting will introduce a digitally over the air classic movies channel on WMLW-TV (Channel 49.3) and nationally on Fox owned and operated stations, it was announced Thursday.
The channel called MOVIES! is a partnership between the Chicago-based Weigel chain and Fox Television Stations. The channel will reach over 40% of US TV homes when launched, said Neal Sabin, president of content and networks for Weigel. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Holiday bakers' son becomes face of WKLH Children's Hospital marathon
Sam Kaczmarek, the ailing youngster profiled in a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel story on families that do super-sized holiday baking, has become the face of the Dave and Carole Miracle Marthon for Children's Hospital on WKLH 96.5 FM radio.
The boy spent the first 98 days of his life in the intensive care unit of Children's Hospital. Sam's mother Kim donated her own kidney to him last year. »Read Full Article
Weekly entertainment calendar
Anthony's on Jefferson: LJ & Bill, 8 p.m. May 26, 185 N. Jefferson St. »Read Full Article
Mequon native runs new record label
Sitting in a recording studio in Oak Creek, Kevin Sucher is considering the very first single for his new label, Truth Records.
He plays "If You Ain't Got Love," a slick, mid-tempo ballad about priceless romance. Pop track "Carry Her" picks up with a little bit of piano, then slides into some colorful rhythms. »Read Full Article
New DVDs for release May 28
DARK SKIES (Anchor Bay) A suburban family finds itself under siege by some pretty scary stuff — and discovers it's not by coincidence. Supernatural thriller from the producer of "Paranormal Activity" and "Insidious," with Keri Russell, Josh Hamilton, Dakota Goyo, J.K. Simmons. (PG-13; violence, horror, sexual material, langauge, drug use) Not reviewed. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee movies off the grid
'Ryan' reports for duty
With "Saving Private Ryan," Steven Spielberg got about as close to capturing the tumult of warfare as anyone ever has on the screen. But the Oscar-winning 1998 movie is also a story of sacrifice — and what that sacrifice cost those of us who inherited it. »Read Full Article
Filmmaker's book serves up Wisconsin's supper-club traditions
The only way to take a photo of the front of Ishnala supper club in Wisconsin Dells, it turns out, is by boat on Mirror Lake.
So that's how documentary filmmaker and now author Ron Faiola found himself cajoling a boat-rental company to open for him. He rented a pontoon boat for $80 and headed out on the lake alone, maneuvering both the boat and his camera gear while a stiff wind blew. »Read Full Article(17)
Say it's not so: Bar suspends serving of wacky Bloody Mary
There's trouble in paradise. That wacky Bloody Mary we reported earlier this month is on hold.
The $5 Bloody, topped with fixings from a slider to cheese curds and a Brewers flag, was served the first Sunday of every month O'Davey's Irish Pub & Restaurant in Fond du Lac. »Read Full Article
WISN-TV wins May sweeps
WISN-TV (Channel 12) won three of four major news rating time periods in the just ended May sweeps ratings period among total households.
The results were announced Thursday. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
On Tap this Weekend: Live music, comedy, beer and memorials
Spend your precious time wisely this long weekend with our top Milwaukee event picks. »Read Full Blog Post
Memorial Day parades, events in the Milwaukee area
It started out being called Decoration Day, but Memorial Day suits the holiday better: We need a whole day where we specifically remember those who sacrificed for their country.
In Milwaukee, there are lots of opportunities this weekend to do just that. »Read Full Article(11)
Summer Reading: Books by Wisconsin writers
On May 26, we're publishing our Summer Reading preview in the Journal Sentinel's Sunday Cue section and at TapMilwaukee.com, with dozens of suggestions for your enjoyment.
For today's preview of those suggestions, here are a few new books from Wisconsin writers we're recommending this season: »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Estabrook Beer Garden operator taps into improvements
Improvements are in the works at the popular Estabrook Beer Garden, and they're expected to make service speedier and the surroundings more comfortable.
The operator, the owner of the Old German Beer Hall on N. Old World 3rd St., is making a $125,000 upgrade to the site, north of E. Capitol Drive; the improvements become property of Milwaukee County, which owns the park. »Read Full Blog Post
Watch Zac Brown Band's new video for 'Jump Right In'
Zac Brown Band's sound has always been hard to pin down. Generally tagged as a country act, the Georgia-based band draws off of the talents of each of their seven members to create an amalgam of bluegrass, southern rock, jam-infused jazz and Caribbean rhythms - often across the tracks of one album. It's been a winning mix for the group that is now playing some of the biggest venues in the country, including a June 8 gig at Alpine Valley in East Troy. (Tickets are still available here.)
"Jump Right In," the third single from last year's "Uncaged," follows the sun-kissed vibe. The new video that premiered this week finds the band landing on a palm tree-lined white sand beach in Islamorada, Fla. for a day of fun and revelry. After you watch the video below, you can see a bit of the behind the scenes fun from the making of the video here. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap: Livin' the blues
The roots of the blues go down deep in a lot of places: West Africa, the American South, even in Mick Jagger's English backyard. Blues-lovers can revisit that history right here in Milwaukee Thursday.
The Charles Allis Art Museum, 1801 N. Prospect Ave., presents local blues artists Steve Cohen and Peter Roller, on Thursday as part of the museum's "American Roots Music Series." »Read Full Blog Post


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Museum Executive Director Elizabeth Smith says, "The museum stands at a crossroad that may offer opportunities to continue its growth and maintain its valuable contribution to the region."
The museum will continue to be a vital part of the Department of Cultural Resources, Division of State Historic Sites and Properties. It will be administered, as is currently the case, by the museum director with the assistance of Division leadership. The museum staff will continue to be employees of the State of North Carolina. The most obvious change to the public will be the implementation of an admission charge to visit the site.
Admission fees will be $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and active military and $6 for children 3-12, all of which include the popular on site train ride. Children 2 and under can always visit the museum and ride the train at no charge.
"Our effort has been to find a balance between raising the needed funds for museum operation, while minimizing the impact for our visitors. We think we have done just that," said Public Information Officer Mark Brown. "The admission charge represents a very nominal increase from what visitors have been paying for the on-site train ride for a number of years," he said.
Previously, the N.C. Transportation Museum's operating costs were funded through the state budget, at $1.2 million annually. The transition will keep the facility open, operational, and telling the story of the history of transportation in North Carolina.
July 1 marks the beginning of a two-year period of transition. The museum will raise half of its operational costs the first fiscal year of 2011-2012 and the full amount in fiscal 2012-2013. The historic site will still qualify for any available state construction (CI) and repair and renovation (R&R) funding from the state of North Carolina.
The museum will be structured as an "enterprise fund," raising needed revenue through admission charges, special events, site rentals and other sources. Operational costs will be funded directly from those monies collected. The USS Battleship North Carolina successfully operates under a similar structure since its inception as a State Historic Site.
The N.C. Transportation Museum Foundation will continue to be a valuable partner, raising funds for renovation, special events and other needs at the museum. The Foundation will also continue to operate the train ride and the museum's gift shop, the Gift Station.
Another partnership that will continue is the contribution of the many museum volunteers who serve in rail operations, historical interpreters of the museum collection, and those who maintain and renovate rail equipment, automobiles and aviation equipment for display and operation.
Smith is confident in the museum's success in the days ahead. "The dedicated staff and our large group of volunteers will be the reason we will succeed in this new endeavor," she says.
The N.C. Transportation Museum is located in historic Spencer Shops, the former Southern Railway repair facility. It is located just five minutes off I-85 at Exit 79 in Spencer, N.C., and about an hour from Charlotte, Greensboro or Winston-Salem.
The museum is part of the Division of Historic Sites and the N.C. Department of Cultural Resources, the state agency with the mission to enrich lives and communities and the vision to harness the state's cultural resources to build North Carolina's social, cultural and economic future. Visit www.nctrans.org for more information. For information on the Department of Cultural Resources, call (919) 807-7385 or visit www.ncculture.com.

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Frightmare Farm opens doors to haunted barn
The Frightmare Farm is hosting a haunted barn for ages 13 or older, "guaranteed to scare the 'yell' out of you." Admission is $10. It is open Fridays and Saturdays, October 19-20, 26-27 and November 2 from 6 to 11 p.m. and Thursday, November 1 from 5 to 10 p.m.
Kids' night is on October 31 from 5 to 10 p.m., with $5 admission. Come dressed in a costume and get a treat. All ages welcome.
The haunted barn is located at 5448 Prairie Road Northeast, Carlos, north of Alexandria. For more information, find Frightmare Farm on Facebook or Twitter.


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Superintendent's Message – September 2016
This is an exciting time of year for all of us! The planning and preparation, the anticipation of what the school year will bring and the expectations we have for our students as well as our staff are what makes the start of a new school year remarkable.
I encourage you to work collaboratively and communicate regularly in an effort to inspire our students to do their very best. Parents, take time to listen, encourage and teach your children the value of education. You are your child's biggest advocate. Together we can develop a true love of learning in every student. I am extremely proud of the direction our district is going in, as we are on the forefront with our technology, curriculum, and programs for our students.
Over the next few months you will be receiving information about our upcoming referendum concerning the facility needs of our district, and the impact those needs have on the health and safety of our students. Our district is in the process of finalizing an efficient and economical solution to our facility needs that will benefit the students and the community as a whole. We believe "Quality Education is a Community Commitment" and I encourage everyone to vote on December 13.
Best wishes to all of you and have a wonderful school year!!!!
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A few years ago, I saw a very early version of Forever Dusty, about the immortal singer Dusty Springfield, and found it a knockout, with Kirsten Holly Smith believable and really strong in the role.
I was wishin' and hopin' the show would make it to a big-time NYC theater, and now it has.
After honing and polishing, Dusty is heading to New World Stages in November, and it seems to have the look of love.
On the eve of its run, I asked Smith--who also has a cowriting credit on the show--if Dusty's lesbianism or bisexuality is addressed in it.
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"Dusty was a gay woman. She was constantly linked to men in the press, but she spent her most deep and serious intimate relationships with women. She lived in a time when she felt coming out would cause her to lose her audience and destroy her career.
"When she finally did her 'coming out' interview in 1970 with journalist Ray Connolly, it was unprecedented for a star of her level and a tremendous risk. She ended up finding a huge number of loyal fans in the gay community, which she still has to this day, obviously.
"We have many celebs who are openly gay today but there are so many who are still closeted. We have come so far on this issue but still have a ways to go. Dusty was a true pioneer and she risked her career for it."
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There's a great scene toward the end of the movie Mississippi Burning when the FBI surreptitiously arranges for the mayor, sheriff, and others involved in the murder and cover-up of three civil rights workers to meet in a church.
As the conspirators gather, they accuse each other of calling an ill-timed meeting with the feds lurking. The FBI agent played by Gene Hackman listens to the carping via a wiretap and says: "Looks like the rattlesnakes are startin' to commit suicide."
The same thing could be said about the serpents running the Delaware River Port Authority. The issues differ, but for the past few weeks the DRPA's board of commissioners have engaged in public sniping, finger-pointing, and blatant ass-covering.


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ANSWER ASAP PLEASE anyone who works or has worked at mcdonalds...
(Brie,28) BW,CD,CS,EBF,AP (wanting to homestead)
Loving my Marine (Ian,27)
(Elyson Rose,5) (Taryn Lillie,2)(James Knox <1)
i wasn't saying that all the comments made me question their person, just a select few. :)
i wasn't hurt by any of the comments by any means they were all entertaining, especially the ones about me being a bad crazy wife lol... i know who i am and so does dh.
i have a thick skin, id rather ppl be on here trying to push my buttons, than on someone else's poking theirs when they can't handle it so its all good :) lol smh this board cracks me up, in a good way :)
i just don't feel like getting into it. that's all... its actually quite interesting ;)
LOL she reminds me of my sister...my sister will text ME, and say something weird that leaves you hanging & makes you think she wants you to inquire, and then never ever answers you back.
So what's the point in sending the text in the first place, or for this woman to have even posted "not poor dh", blah blah. Come on, you know people are going to inquire! Annoying!
Im just curious now because of the cliff hanger you left...idc about the rest..but since I have gone thru trust issues myself I am genuinely curious as to what he did? It sucks when your trust gets betrayed..and even worse when you have to resort to looking at things like receipts to get the truth...
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To Kill or not to kill this thread...that is the question...
I was just curious too. Felt like you figured something out and then left hanging. But, obv none of my business;) Hope all is good OP!
I did enjoy your post though. Reminded me of my BFF, she is quite the magnum PI and she has found out some crazy stuff, going off of her impeccable intuition.
Maybe he did something crazy like got a snack and ate it away from you. Maybe you should check his mileage and his phone or talk to a manager or something LOL. sorry but why make such a big deal out of something so small.
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Where/how you can watch potential Oscar nominees in Milwaukee - now
Oscar's really in a hurry.
The nominations for this year's Academy Awards will be announced Jan. 10 - the earliest they've ever been. »Read Full Article(2)
On Tap Today: Start the Year Right
Congratulations, you've made it to 2013...and hopefully you're not too hungover, because today's your first chance to start this year off right.
So if your resolution is to be a little more cultured this year, there's no better place to hit up than the Milwaukee Art Museum, which is open on this first day of 2013...although the Rembrandt exhibit is in its final days. »Read Full Blog Post(2)


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In the past two years, Mikayla Mulligan has woken up and worked with dogs, cats, snakes, rats, hamsters, rabbits, chinchillas, iguanas and birds. She has even worked with "Franklin" the tortoise. But contrary to assumptions, Mulligan does not work at a zoo. She is a sophomore studying veterinary technology at the University of Nebraska-Nebraska College of Technical (NCTA) in Curtis, and caring for the college's wide variety of animals is part of several classes preparing her to work rotations in the college's new Dr. Walter Long Veterinary Technology Teaching Clinic.
Mulligan, who is from Grand Island, Neb., now works in the Dr. Walter Long teaching clinic as part of a nursing class. The clinic is designed to help students gain experience at a working animal clinic. Students under the supervision of the college's three veterinarians and two licensed veterinary technicians perform basic grooming, flea dips, vaccinations, nail trims, and de-worming procedures on college- and student-owned animals.
Before she graduates, Mulligan will work all the positions at the clinic, but first she will have to work her way up the ladder as a clinic attendant, a technician, a receptionist and an office manager.
The clinic, which opened in November 2011, is named after Dr. Walter Long. A plaque on a clinic wall describes Long's contributions to NCTA's Veterinary Technology program. Born in Lincoln, Long graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1944. He served in the military during World War II and worked after the war as a county agent in North Platte. In 1956, he earned a DVM degree and began practicing veterinary medicine in Burwell. In 1968, he was appointed the first division head of the new veterinary technology program at NCTA (then the University of Nebraska School of Technical Agriculture). He remained for 22 years, helping develop one of the nation's top veterinary technology programs. In 1973 the program became one of the first in the nation accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).
The clinic that now bears Long's name is housed in NCTA's historic and completely redesigned "Dairy Barn," attached to the Veterinary Technology Teaching Complex. NCTA administrators hope the clinic will attract more students like Mulligan, who seek "hands-on" experience in their agricultural-related trades.
"When I learned about the college, I immediately fell in love," said Mulligan. "There was no other place that offered the same hands-on experience like NCTA. If I had gone to a university or any other college, I would constantly be in the classroom reading out of a book or listening to a professor talk about situations and procedures, but here I get to actually learn with my hands what I am taught in the classroom."
In addition to learning with their hands, students benefit from non-traditional classroom settings, a small student-to-teacher ratio, and professors who share a dedication to agriculture and passion for entrepreneurship.
Within the veterinary technology program, prospective students are often surprised to hear about the college's 25 different animal species.
"One day I could be working with the exotics, like learning to clip a bird's wing," Mulligan said during a tour of the clinic. "That's when I met Prissy, a beautiful yellow-crested cockatoo. Or there is Rosy, a Hog Island Boa; she is truly exceptional and very fast when it comes to catching her food. The true celebrity is Monty, an albino Burmese Python. The next day, though, I can be working with dogs and cats. There is a class dedicated to each species here, including production animals such as cattle and horses."
NCTA is one of only two institutions in the nation that provide a two year college setting dedicated solely to agriculture, and its veterinary technology program offers a very large college-based collection of exotic animals. The Veterinary Technology major requires 80 credit hours and is AVMA accredited. Upon completion of the Veterinary Technician Option graduates are eligible to sit for the Veterinary Technician National Board Exam and become a licensed veterinary technician. Graduates may also transfer and work towards a veterinary technologist bachelor's degree which can include meeting pre-veterinary program entrance requirements at UNL. ❖


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1. giant, emormous. very very big
That thing is ginormous!
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Putting the word gigantic and enormous together. When something or especially someone is just big. Not a little fat they have to be for real fat, super fat.
My roommate drove me crazy all she did was sit around all day on her ginormous ass all the time.
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Bigger than large or huge.
That building was Ginormous!
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Bigger than big...Huge, extreemly huge!
That's a ginormous room!
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something huge
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Larger than enormous. Uniquely oversized.
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Brooke Mueller Says Relationship with Charlie Sheen is "Great"
What's a bit of knife-wielding and a few death threats between soulmates?
Despite police records confirming that Charlie Sheen held a blade to his wife's throat in December, Brooke Mueller told OK! this week that everything between her and the actor is fine. It's actually better than fine.


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"Bethlehem: A Christmas Musical" — 7:30 p.m. Friday, 3 p.m. Saturday. Encore presentations at Ragtown Gospel Theater, 870 Ragtown Road in Post (two miles west of Post, off US 84). Book, music and lyrics by Chip Polk. Glenn Polk directs 44-member cast, which includes: Glenn Polk as God the Father, Gabriel Ramirez as God the Son, David Brantley as Satan, Kaci Wheeler as Mary, Branden Waits as Joseph, George Jackson as the archangel Michael, Jay Young as the archangel Gabriel, and Carson Rhoades as the stable boy. Costumes designed by Tammy Caddell. Thirty-minute Christmas concert by Chip Polk & The Ragtime Gospel Band precedes each performance. Free shuttle buses transport patrons from the parking lot to the theater's front door. Seating is handicapped accessible. Reserved seats $20 for general public, and $10 for students and children. Price drops to $15 for groups of 12 or more. (877) 724-8696. Future performances: Dec. 9-10 and 16-17.
"The Child is Born" — 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. National premiere of children's musical, with music by Ann Manning; lyrics by Ann Manning, Marjorie Hodgson Parker and J. Paul Manning; and book by Marjorie Hodgson Parker. The story of the birth of Jesus Christ is told through the eyes of lowly manger animals. At Cactus Theater, 1812 Buddy Holly Ave. Co-directed by Christy Andrews McClendon, Don Caldwell and Ann Manning; Todd Caldwell and Don Caldwell co-produce. Evening's first act features 12 songs by Lubbock entertainers chosen by Cami Caldwell and Terri Sue Caldwell; 35-minute musical play performed in second act. Reserved seats $20 for general public and $12.50 for students age 12 and younger. 762-3233. Final performances.
"A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley" — 8 p.m Friday-Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday. Christmas play adapted by Israel Horowitz from classic Christmas fable written by Charles Dickens. At Lubbock Community Theatre, 4230 Boston Ave. Directed by John A. Packard. Reserved seats $16 for the general public and $11 for students (includes $1 service charge), with group rates and student rush rates available. 749-2416. Future performances on Dec. 9-11 and 16-18.
"Our Town" — 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, and 2 p.m. Sunday. Pulitzer Prize-winning play, written by Thornton Wilder and directed by Jim Bush. Charles E. Maedgen Jr. Theatre on Texas Tech campus, located on 18th Street between Boston and Flint avenues. Reserved seats $18 for general public and $5 for students with valid ID; free tickets available for Texas Tech students. 742-3603. Final performances.
"Ring Around Rosalie" — 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday. Original comedic farce set in 1933 at the end of Prohibition, written and directed by Whitney Ryan Garrity. At the CATS Playhouse, 2257 34th St. General admission seating $10 for the general public, and $8 for children, students and seniors. 792-0501. Future performances Dec. 9-10 and 16-17.


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Today, my boyfriend brought me a bunny for a house present for moving into our first house. She escaped her cage and bit through the electrical wires, cutting out all our power and electrocuting and killing herself. FML
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Today, I finally found out why my new co-worker has been shooting me dirty looks, being rude to me, and generally trying to avoid me. It's because I have blonde hair and blue eyes, and she thinks people like me are Nazis. FML
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Today, I spent two hours researching ways to fake my death, just so I can escape my crazy, overbearing stalker of a mum. FML
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Today, I laughed about a fold in my girlfriend's jeans that felt like she had a tiny boner. She started crying. Turns out she has a slight deformity. Oops. Explains why we've been taking it so slow. FML
by Anonymous / 10/16/2015 at 4:39am / Australia / Love
Today, while on the job as a cop, I was breaking up a loud house party. We were just doing one final check of the house, we walked into the bathroom to find a kid furiously wanking in the bath. This isn't the first time I've seen something like this. FML
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Today, I was riding my bike along a road and a deer jumped out from the tree line, knocking me to the ground and breaking my arm. Someone pulled over to see if I was alright, running over my bike in the process. FML
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Today, while looking through my son's browser history, I found a Google search for "stop looking in my history u nosey cunt". I swore last week that I don't invade his privacy, so I can't even punish him for the bad language without looking like a lying bastard. FML
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Today, I found out my dad has been using the flip-flops I wear in the shower. The reason I wear them is to prevent myself from getting his nasty foot fungus. FML
by Lord Kane of Flatulon / 10/06/2015 at 7:13am / Australia (Victoria) / Health
Today, my little sister thought it would be funny to send my girlfriend a text saying I cheated on her and wanted to break up. Her response was "lol whatever I've been fucking Steve for like a month anyway". Steve is my brother, and he won't admit or deny it. FML
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Today, I tried taking a shortcut through a nature trail, hoping to save myself some time getting back to my car. I ended up getting lost for nearly 3 hours and getting to work nearly 2 hours late. FML
by Me / 09/27/2015 at 5:53am / Australia / Work
Today, I got confused and said grace before brushing my teeth. FML
by oops / 09/26/2015 at 10:24pm / Australia (Victoria) / Miscellaneous
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In Brief: Slain sailor buried as hero at Arlington
Slain sailor buried as hero at Arlington
ARLINGTON, Va. -- A sailor from western Maryland who was shot and killed protecting another sailor aboard a Navy destroyer has been laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery.
Petty Officer 2nd Class Mark Mayo was buried Friday.
The 24-year-old sailor from Hagerstown was posthumously awarded the Navy Marine Corps Medal, the highest noncombatant decoration for heroism by a sailor or Marine.
The vice chief of naval operations, Admiral Mark Ferguson, presented the award to Mayo's family before the burial. The citation says Mayo acted with total disregard for his own safety when he dove between another sailor and a civilian truck driver who authorities say had seized her gun aboard the USS Mahan at Naval Station Norfolk, Va., on March 24.
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Thursday, September 26, 2013
The Augusta Eagles have had a lot of growing pains this year. In their first season in 11-man football, the team had been unable to break through and get its first win. It was capped by an 84-0 blowout at home against the Anderson Cavaliers.
However, on any given week that can change, and on Friday the team went to Douglasville, Georgia and beat Grace Christian Academy, 22-21.
"We came out and we didn't play well in the first half," head coach Sam Lilly said. "It was like we weren't even there. First play of the game we fumbled and they recovered. ... At the half it was 21-8. This was the most frustrating game of my life, because I couldn't get them to do the things we should do. One of my coaches came up and said 'we just need to play.' We went out there without any sort of strategy or anything, we just played the game."
Lilly said his team went to a one back set with two tight ends and that his team "started attacking the left side."
"For about eight plays in a row we just kept running it up," Lilly said. "After a couple of penalties and a couple of stalls, it was third-and-10 and we threw the ball to the fullback, who had never caught a pass in a game. Robert (Dingerson) threw a beautiful pass and the guy caught it and stayed in bounds. I told Robert when he came over to the sidelines that we were going to run the same play, but he was going to boot it. I also told him not to tell anybody."
Dingerson went on to pick up a first down, and after getting down to the goal line the team was stopped a handful of times. After finally punching it in, however, the score sat at 21-20. Lilly chose to go for the win with a 2-point conversion – the Eagles got that and held on for the victory.
"We are not here just to play football, we're here to change young people's lives," Lilly said. "What we do at the Augusta Eagles is different – we have a lot of kids who never played before and may have never had the chance to play. We also have a lot of kids who are in difficult situations at home or school. We give them the opportunity to escape their circumstances, at least temporarily, on the football field."
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Miley Cyrus would rather 'choke on her own tongue' than play Tinkerbell in Peter Pan
- From: Huffington Post
- February 26, 2014
IF YOU heard rumours that Miley Cyrus was keen to take on the "dream role" of Tinkerbell in an upcoming live TV production of Peter Pan, well, think again.
The idea of playing the iconic blonde fairy for NBC's live version of the children's classic that will air in the US in December is apparently as appealing as the thought of choking on her own tongue.
Not one to mince words, Cyrus took to Twitter on Monday (Feb. 24) to respond to Star magazine's claims:
I would rather choke on my own tongue pic.twitter.com/fVUQTCwrb9— Miley Ray Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) February 24, 2014
Sources claimed that with Cyrus' blonde pixie cut she'd be a shoo-in to nab the part, and since she's made it clear she has no interest in NBC's show, it's fitting that Hollywood suddenly has a new crop of actors with super short hair to choose from.
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Recap: 'American Idol' - Las Vegas Round: Finalists Revealed
What have you done, America?
No. Seriously. I'm actually kinda curious. I want to know which girl is going to advance along with Amber, Kree, Candice and Angela.
I want to know who's going to advance among the Men, who were mostly a mediocre lot.
And, finally, I want to know if the judges are going to toss in any twists, two wild cards, perhaps? "Idol" is ending a week earlier this year, so I suppose that if you eliminate the Judges' Save and just do a Top 10, that fits, right?
We'll see. It'll take 90 minutes, but we'll find out.
8:00 p.m. ET. I'm using a Kree Harrison picture, because I'm roughly 98% sure that she's advancing. I'd have used Angela Miller, but I had a picture of her for the Sudden Death Round.
8:01 p.m. I'm very confused by the process Ryan Seacrest just described. He seemed to imply that each member of the Top 10 will get to sing a victory song? That makes zero sense in a 90-minute show. I guess we'll have to wait and see.
8:02 p.m. This is our first glimpse at the new "Idol" stage, which looks a lot like the old "Idol" stage, only with more gold.
8:03 p.m. Keith Urban escorts Nicki Minaj down the "Idol" steps, while Randy Jackson escorts Mariah Carey. With their heels, neither female judge is capable of going down steps on their own.
8:04 p.m. This week, 39 million votes were cast. Ryan explains the procedure a second time and I still don't get it. But first, we have to watch a recap of journey for the full Top 20. Ugh.
8:06 p.m. That was shorter than I might have guessed. But we're not getting a single result before the first commercial break. It's gonna be that kinda night.
8:10 p.m. The guys are getting their results first, but only after another recap.
8:11 p.m. Burnell and Devin are the only two guys I actually care about seeing advance. And I'm not sure how much I actually "care" about that. I guess I care about Vincent as well, even though he was pretty weak last night. I'd be disappointed if he didn't advance.
8:14 p.m. The first person in our Top 10 is... PAUL JOLLEY. Shrug. I don't dislike Paul and I know why he advanced. Wow. We really are going to hear performances from each member of the Top 10. Paul further muddles the waters of his musical identity by singing a
Celine Dion Heart song characterized by at least one arbitrary key change and more bum notes than he hit last night. I don't think Paul would be advancing if he'd done this last night. He's pretty much mangling "Alone," though whoever arranged the song is at least partially to blame for making it too high for Mr. Jolley. "My ears were kinda numb," Paul says of his reaction to Ryan's news. Keith says Paul's performance tonight was even better than last night. Keith is wrong. Keith also says that Paul is learning from the judges, which is ridiculous, since they told him to sing country and to be authentic and he didn't and he wasn't.
8:15 p.m. Our second person in the Top 10 is... BURNELL TAYLOR. I'm going to get tired of Burnell's "I'm Conducting You And Your Love" performance style, but I'm still very happy with his voice on this version of "Ready for Love," which gives indications of a lower register that we haven't heard from Burnell previously. The judges stand for Burnell. Mariah, who has decided that tonight is all about her cleavage, calls this performance "impeccable." "I don't want to sound too cliched, but it means everything," Burnell tells Ryan.
8:27 p.m. Next through... CURTIS FINCH JR. He jumps around like he's shocked. He sings "So High," his second straight song to reference flying. And is it really necessary for him to go into falsetto and falsetto-falsetto whenever he sings "high" as if to remind us that he can sing high and higher? Randy gives Curtis big props.
8:35 p.m. Charlie looks like he's having a heart attack. This is very sad. The next person in the Top 10 is... DEVIN VELEZ. Good. I was a bit worried for Devin. I like Devin's unassuming humility. I don't think he'll ever make me hate him. And that's a nice relief. Devin does a nice version of "The Power of One." He's got a somewhat quirky roster of musical references. Nicki praises Devin's consistency and says that fusing his Spanish "obviously helped." She says that what he's doing playing to that audience has never been done before on "Idol." Jorge Nunez and Karen Rodriguez would be insulted. Devin's mom is a trip.
8:43 p.m. The last guy in the Top 10 is... LAZARO ARBOS. The atmosphere in the red room is mournful. Lazaro heads to stage and because this is LIVE TV, we get to watch Lazaro give last-second musical instructions to the bandleader. Lazaro sings "Bridge Over Troubled Water." He'd told Ray Chew that he didn't know the last notes. I'm not convinced he knows most of the notes. I understand completely, though, why Lazaro advanced. It's hard to say bad things about the kid and it's even harder to say mean things. I just wish he was better. Mariah tells Lazaro that people relate to him on several levels. She thinks he's growing each time he goes on the stage, but she wants to hear more of his lower register.
8:49 p.m. We get to cheer for Charlie, Nick, Elijah, Vincent and Cortez. Vincent got absolutely and totally hosed, but it was at least partially his own fault after last night's performance. Ryan tells Charlie to stay strong. Sniffle.
8:54 p.m. We've had no indication that any of the guys in the Top 10 play the guitar. Or any other instrument. Interesting...
8:54 p.m. On to the Girls... Bring on The Big 4 and The Big Question Mark...
8:56 p.m. Tenna Torres was awful on Tuesday. Why did the judges not tell her she was awful? Geez.
8:58 p.m. The ladies are freaking out.
8:58 p.m. The first girl in our Top 10 is... JANELLE ARTHUR. This is what I predicted on Tuesday. Janelle is very cutely excited after falling short in her first two "Idol" tries. I think Janelle's a very viable dark-horse. She's one of the few people in the Top 10 who's going to fit a blueprint for a previous "Idol" winner. She sings what is apparently a Dierks Bentley song called "Home." I don't know it. I think she's a bit pitchy, but probably reasonably good. The judges stand. Nicki's happy her marshmallow advanced, telling her she's going to be a humongous country star.
9:03 p.m. Well, either we go 1-2-3-4 with the Big 4, or there are gonna be problems.
9:06 p.m. Up next... CANDICE GLOVER. OK. There's one of Big 4 through. I don't think Candice and Angie were ever vulnerable. I think either Amber or Kree could be a shocking elimination. I hope not. Candice sings "I'm Going Down." She's been going a bit old-fashioned previously, but this is a good reminder that she can certainly be a contemporary Mary J. Blige-type. Easily. She's talented. Very. And I like watching the other performers listen to her. There are always a few contestants who the other contestants appreciate because they do things nobody else can do. Candice is one of those. "This girl can really, really sing and in case anybody's wondering, this is a singing competition," Randy says. Curtis is particularly excited for Candice.
9:11 p.m. The third woman through is... ANGIE MILLER. Like I said, if there's a surprise coming, it's coming on one of the other two Big 4 members. Angie's pleasure seems genuine. She sells it. She doesn't try selling "surprised," but she definitely makes "overjoyed" seem believable. She does a little Beyonce with "I Was Here." You can hear the emotion in her voice. This is definitely not her best performance, but I've gotta say that she moves me a tiny bit. Little lump in my throat. I'm not sure why Candice isn't standing for Angie. Should we read anything into that? Probably not. And Candice is up by the end of Angie's performance. "I'm virtually crying down here," says Keith. See? That's what I'm talking about. "All you needed, baby, was a break," Keith says.
9:21 p.m. The penultimate member of the Top 10 is... AMBER HOLCOMB. OK. Why am I suddenly worried about my choice of image? I'd hate to think I jinxed Kree. Amber does a decent-but-unremarkable version of "I'm Every Woman." It's not especially musically interesting, but it's... ummm... fun to watch her perform it? If you know what I mean? I'm trying not to be a Neanderthal here! "Mariah, I know you love seeing this," Ryan says. "What do you mean by that?" Mariah asks. He means it's your turn to say nice things, Mariah. GEEZ.
9:28 p.m. The last person in our Top 10 is... WHEW. It's KREE HARRISON. Why am I so relieved that America did what should have been totally obvious? The other finalists are very happy to see Kree advance and Candice and Angie even hug. "Let's have some fun y'all. I'm so relieved right now," Kree says. Kree closes the show strong. That's what she should be doing. She's sexy and and strong.
9:31 p.m. Farewell to the five women who probably deserved to go home.
9:32 p.m. They're doing a sing-off next week for one other spot on the tour.
9:33 p.m. And now I'm off to talk to the Top 10...
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NASA mission controllers are once again in control of the International Space Station (ISS) as the manned spaceflight facility resumes normal operations after Hurricane Rita.
Russian and NASA ISS flight controllers returned primary mission operations to mission controllers at Johnston Space Center in Houston, Texas at 10:00 a.m. EDT (1400 GMT) Monday, NASA spokesperson Kylie Clem told SPACE.com.
"People are coming in today and starting to restart equipment," she said of other JSC personnel.
JSC, NASA's manned spaceflight hub for its ISS and space shuttle operations, shut down last week as Hurricane Rita approached the Texas Gulf Coast. Primary space station control was transferred to NASA's Houston support group and Russian ISS flight controllers in Korolev, outside Moscow, for the first time since October 2002.
The hurricane weakened to a Category 3 storm before making landfall on the southwestern coast of Louisiana. The storm's arrival was a near miss for NASA - earlier projections predicted Rita's landfall at nearby Galveston, Texas - and caused only minor damage to the spaceflight center.
"It seems to have dodged a big one and come through pretty unscathed," NASA spokesperson Dean Acosta said of JSC, adding that space agency chief Michael Griffin was apprised of the damage at the site Monday.
NASA officials said it is still too early to estimate the cost of Rita's damage at JSC, the space agency's third center to suffer hurricane-related damage this month.
NASA's New Orleans-based Michoud Assembly Facility, where engineers build space shuttle external tanks, and Stennis Space Center in Mississippi also braced against Rita's arrival. The storm marked the second hurricane to batter the facilities after Hurricane Katrina damaged both sites three weeks ago.
Michoud reopened Monday for limited work, while inspectors reported no damage at the Stennis facility, home to NASA's shuttle engine tests, NASA officials said.
Meanwhile, up in space, the two astronauts aboard the ISS entered the last visitor-free week of their mission.
ISS Expedition 11 commander Sergei Krikalev and flight engineer John Phillips have lived and worked aboard the space station in mid-April 2006, and are nearing the end of their six-month mission. Their relief crew, Expedition 12 commander Bill McArthur and flight engineer Valery Tokarev, are set to launch toward the station with space tourist Gregory Olsen on Sept. 30 at 11:54 p.m. EDT (0354 Oct. 1 GMT).
Krikalev and Phillips will return to Earth with Olsen on Oct. 10, and are slated to land on the steppes of Kazakhstan at 9:12 p.m. EDT (0112 Oct. 11 GMT).
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The staff were very friendly, the location was good and the room was fine. The low point was the food - it was very average compared with other places we stayed.
However, our tariff is currently less than �50.00 per person per night for dinner, bed and breakfast. You compare us to a place that currently has a "special offer of only �110.00 per person per night for dinner, bed and breakfast" (for a minimum two night stay). Quite rightly, you point out that our food is not of the same standard as theirs. I quite agree. We are a three star small hotel aimed at the budget conscious customer who wants good service, clean rooms and a three course meal (of good old-fashioned pub grub which is cooked from fresh) for the same sort of money as you pay for a night at a travel-inn. All other reviews for our establishment back this up.
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Luke and his family provided us with a very pleasant stay at their
quiet and pleasant inn. So much personality from the family, the inn, and the area! I use a small power wheelchair and was able to get around very nicely at their inn. We ate breakfast and supper there and both were very good. The rooms and beds were comforable and the surroundings fun! We took the ferry across the small lake and it docked right in front of the inn. There were sheep gazing all around and we were able to take a pleasant walk along side of the lake. We saw "locals' in the pleasant pub and enjoyed Luke's father and mother very much. We were there with another couple - long time friends. We are in our 50s, and we had newly weds, a family, and several hikers eating with us. We would revisit their inn again.
Ideal base and great location
Stayed here for three nights using the Inn as a base for the area- definitely recommended.
Great small hotel, room overlooked the Loch and everyone was friendly.
Location is ideal right off the ferry and on the water.
Room was small but very clean and it had a good shower.
From my initial enquiry right through to check out family were very helpful with all aspects of my stay.
If you are heading up towards Fort William do not be drawn to the bland hotels in the town stay here- it has so much more to offer in terms of location and quality of stay.
As a point on another review- there is now a smoking ban in Scotland ( great news- can not wait for it to become law in England as well) so the main bar is now fine to sit in.
Loved the Inn
Thought the Inn was extremely good in all areas. We could not fault it and would recommend it to anyone.
Great Welcome
We were received with a warm welcome at reception, and shown to our family suite which was very clean and fresh, with all the furnishings being quite new.
The bar area was fantastic, extremely cosy and warm, with a few decent beers!
Our view in the morning down the Loch was just breathtaking.
Thanks to Luke and the rest of his family for making our overnight stay one of the most memorable of our brief excursion to Scotland
A lot of character - loved it!
We really enjoyed our stay at this family-run establishment. We used the inn as a base for exploring Fort William area.
They were kind enough to accommodate us, by serving us a hearty dinner, even though we arrived past their usual dinner timeframe. The rooms are all non-smoking. Our room was clean, with enough room to accommodate a cot for our baby, and the bathroom was modern. Breakfast was good. The food, in general, was tasty and substantial. The staff was friendly.
We would have liked to check out the bar, as it seems to be frequented by locals - however it was too smokey for us. The rest of the hotel, including a spacious and welcoming residents' lounge, is however non-smoking.
The ferry drops you off right at the front door.
We would stay there again.
Good for ferry just outside the front door, well placed for exploring Ardgour , friendly staff , reasonable breakfast but mediocre uninspired evening meal . Comfortable room , clean and tidy , nice ensuite . Good views out over the loch . Tables outside if the weather is nice (which it was )
Very Friendly
We had a great but short stay here. It is family run, and everyone was very friendly and accomodating. Our room looked right out over the loch and the ferry. Great modern bathroom.
Dinner was good and reasonably priced. Look forward to staying again.
What a gem!
The hotel is located Lochside opposite the ferry. It looks the part, as you go inside, the staff who also own and run the Inn are so friendly, the rooms are pleasently decorated and furnished. The views are just spectacular. Food reasonably priced and of excellent quality. Would really like to keep this one to ourselves, but that wouldn't be fair. This was the best of our touring holiday to Scotland.
I really liked the Inn at Ardgour
My friend and I stayed at the Inn at Ardgour at Easter 2005, and were very impressed. Our room was small, but very nice, clean, and had everything we needed. The views are spectacular. Dinner both nights was excellent, and the breakfasts were well worth getting up for. The atmosphere in the bar, which seems to attract locals as well as residents, is very good. Staff were friendly, and very helpful.
If you're visiting this part of scotland, and you should, I have no hesitation in recommending the Inn at Ardgour.
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Day on Mull and Iona
... grass covered hills. It was easy to feel the invigorating and peaceful energy of the place. We caught the 2:30 ferry back to Mull and Ross drove us via the scenic route to Tobermory. Now a small fishing village, it had been a very active military port in the past and it is said that 3 Spanish galleons went down in the harbour during the Spanish Armada. We walked around the town and had a wee swallow at ...
... from New Zealand on his own, Aussie couple, a youngish couple from Chicago, a single middle age German woman, and a very young Italian couple, maybe on their honeymoon. Plus Cheryl and I, a group of 10. Ross, our guide is a highlander, we drove through his hometown, he is the real Scots, opinionated, but delightfully so, he has been with Rabbie's for many years. So, off shortly for day 2, we will stay here again tonight, nice to not have to pack up everything this ...
Penultimate day and the peach
... get away from house and roads except for short periods.
No matter it was beautiful and windswept and I had a few hours of it to myself before people started appearing and you are suddenly back amongst day-walkers and cars and on the long slow descent to Kingshouse. I did speak to a few walkers and climbers who were using Kingshouse as a base to climb the surrounding mountains or do more isolated walks then the WHW which all sounded pretty cool.
Beach Walk and Loch Na Keal
... an Environmentally Sensitive Area as well as a national scenic area. Although you have to walk everywhere on the island, there is much to see in addition to animals and plant life; sea caves; the ruins of a Glackindaline on a tiny isle accessible by a causeway at low tide; a small museum and replica of a thatched cottage.
After having a look across to Ulva we climbed back in the Land Rover and drove to the ...
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Adequate roomPosted Aug 7, 2013
Location: Located a short driving distance to downtown Moab. It was easy to get to the Arches and Canyon National Parks.
We were pleased to have a flat screen TV with cable, refrigerator, and micro wave. Also, the bathroom was large and clean and well maintained. However, the room was crowded with 2double beds. A king or queen bed would've left space for the table and chairs that were jammed into a corner which was too tight for them to be useful. The management was friendly and helpful and the room was clean.
by paul from LA
Nice hotel for the pricePosted Jul 29, 2013
Pros: Close to Arches National Park and low price.
Location: Arches National Park
We stopped in Arches National Park as one of our road trip destinations. This hotel was one of the lower priced hotels in Moab. It gets the job done which was to provide a clean quiet place to stay over night.
by Bob and Sue from Issaquah, Wa.
Silver Sage Front Desk was "Right On"Posted Jul 22, 2013
The fellow at the front desk was very knowledgeable, about what to see and where to eat. We tried several of his suggestions and loved the Moab diner, Eclectic Café, Moab Brewery, and Fiesta Mexicana. The rooms are clean and basic, with comfortable beds and good value for the price. There's no pool and it would have been nice to have one after hiking in the 90 degree + temperature.
by DEBBIE from OKC
GOOD FOR TWOPosted Jul 2, 2012
by Thomas from Las Vegas
A MustPosted Jun 26, 2012
Pros: Clean, comfortable, quiet and on the door step of amazing bicycle trails
Moab is the jumping off to many sate and national parks, with scenery that will blow you mind...its a must for your bucket list!!! The silver sage is inpecably well maintained hotel and the staff were most wonderful, friendly and welcoming and full of knowledge. Its VERY good value for the money...and its economical
by DARREN from MANCHESTER
Great customer service.Posted Apr 7, 2012
A motel with everything you need for an active stay in Moab, the staff are very helpful with excellent knowledge of the parks and other vacation information you would want. The room was always serviced properly and as a solo traveller felt very safe. Great location to get to all the parks and walking distance to the main street shops, supermarkets, and restaurants. Super value for money for active holidays.
by A verified traveler from Missoula, MT
Just what we were looking for.....Posted Aug 10, 2011
We wanted a clean, comfortable, reasonably priced place to stay while we visited Moab, Arches N.P. and Canyonlands N.P. on our way from Montana to Texas. We got all this and more.....we appreciated the friendly hospitality and hiking advice shared by the owner. Our room wasn't large or fancy, but it filled our needs and I would not hesitate to return here or to recommend Silver Sage Inn to fellow travelers.
by A verified traveler from Austin, TX
a little bit over pricedPosted Aug 2, 2011
room is small but still clean, a little bit over priced while there's no breakfast, but consider it's the peak season for Arches NP, it's still acceptable
by A verified traveler from Kaysville, UT
A Great Small HotelPosted Apr 13, 2011
We found the Silver Sage Inn to be a great small hotel. The proprieter was extremely helpful as we asked him to help us. We appreciated the secured WiFi, fridge, and microwave.
by A verified traveler from Gold Country, California
Great place to stay.Posted Mar 29, 2011
The hotel, obviously of 50's vintage, was in excellent shape, and immaculately clean. It was a cozy, down home version of the glitzy surrounding hotels that looked more like they should have been in Las Vegas. Our hotel looked like it BELONGED in Moab. We had a marvelous view of the hills behind us, and were within walking distance to major amenities, such as a grocery, eatery and brewery. WiFi was excellent, as was the t.v. Room temp controls were easy to operate, with a nice microwave and 'frig. The office had maps, brochures and handouts to keep us quite busy with the current to-dos of the area. The management was politely and immediately responsive to our every request (which were few). All in all, this hotel was a great place from which to launch our daily adventures!


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Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel with free breakfast and restaurant
Located in the heart of Dingle, this hotel is steps from St. James Church and St. Mary's Church. Trinity Tree and Greenlane Gallery are also within 5 minutes.
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Along with a restaurant, this smoke-free hotel has a bar/lounge and 24-hour room service. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include meeting rooms, concierge services, and dry cleaning.
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Dingle Benners HotelMain Street, Dingle, Co Kerry Dingle Kerry IE
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
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