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Hotels in Malaga
- Approximate price: Cheapest | Luxury
- Stars: 1 star | 5 stars
- First name: A-z | Z-a
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Silken Puerta Málaga
Héroe de Sostoa, 17, 29002 Malaga, Spain
Silken Puerta Málaga
Malaga, 1.6 km from the city centre. Héroe de Sostoa, 17 see on map
The hotel has 141 rooms. The lobby is 24-hour open. In reception you can ask for hotel safe, cloacroom, and information abaut the hotel...
from €32
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Don Curro
Sancha de Lara, 9, 29015 Malaga, Spain
Don Curro
Malaga, 265 m from the city centre. Sancha de Lara, 9 see on map
The rooms are air conditioned and decorated with modern furniture. A minibar and bathroom with hairdryer. It offers a bingo hall, a bar...
MS Maestranza
Avenida Cánovas del Castillo, 1, 29016 Malaga, Spain
MS Maestranza
Malaga, 908 m from the city centre. Avenida Cánovas del Castillo, 1 see on map
The elegant MS Maestranza Málaga enjoys a perfect situation in this beautiful Andalusian city. Its interior design and furniture pays...
from €42
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Hilton Garden Inn Malaga
Avenida de Velazquez, 126, 29004 Malaga, Spain
Hilton Garden Inn Malaga
Malaga, 5 km from the city centre. Avenida de Velazquez, 126 see on map
A convenient base for guests who want to stay close to the airport, or those who wish to spend some time exploring the city of Malaga,...
from €23
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Alameda Principal, 9, 29001 Malaga, Spain
Malaga, 411 m from the city centre. Alameda Principal, 9 see on map
The Hotel is in a marvelous spot in the centre of Malaga, on the Alameda Principal, 50 mts from the Calle Larios and the port. There are...
from €22
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Barceló Málaga
Héroe de Sostoa, 2, Estación Vialia Maria Zambrano, 29002 Malaga, Spain
Barceló Málaga
Malaga, 1.5 km from the city centre. Héroe de Sostoa, 2, Estación Vialia Maria Zambrano see on map
Barceló Malaga offers a multiple combinations for their conferences, the main hall with capacity for 1200 people, no longer reflects the...
Pasillo del Matadero, 16, 29002 Malaga, Spain
Malaga, 893 m from the city centre. Pasillo del Matadero, 16 see on map
The rooms are nicely decorated, warm colours and modern decoration. Very comfortable facilities and excellent bathroom. There is a...
from €33
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Petit Palace Plaza Málaga
Nicasio ,3 , 29015 Malaga, Spain
Petit Palace Plaza Málaga
Malaga, 135 m from the city centre. Nicasio ,3 see on map
The rooms are medium in size, modern and exquisite decoration. With dark wooden floors and cream colours in curtains and bed covers. The...
Las Vegas
Paseo de Sancha, 22, 29016 Malaga, Spain
Las Vegas
Malaga, 1.7 km from the city centre. Paseo de Sancha, 22 see on map
Renovated in 2001, this hotel offers a total of 107 rooms spread over 6 floors, of which 5 are suites. Amongst the hotel facilities count...
from €29
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Campanile Málaga Airport
Avenida de Velázquez, 212, 29004 Malaga, Spain
Campanile Málaga Airport
Malaga, 5.9 km from the city centre. Avenida de Velázquez, 212 see on map
A stay at Hotel Campanile Málaga Aeropuerto places you in the heart of Malaga, convenient to Jose Maria Martin Carpena Arena and Trade...
from €17
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About MalagaMalaga, part of the Costa del Sol and located at the Andalusian coast, is generally one of the favorite tourist destinations; one of the attractions during the summer is the all-night festivals, which are part of the everyday life in Malaga, where even the children do not go to sleep early. This enjoyment and celebration of life has been made known outside our country and is one of the attractions that appeals to tourists the most.
A typical evening is spent strolling through the city from one tavern to another dining on the well-known tapas - particularly enjoying the fried fish - and walking nearby the sea and beaches.
Malaga is a large city that has many places to visit (it is not a small coastal village), and it has all the comforts of a big city by the sea. There is a total of 16 beaches (with all kinds of beaches, sand, and stones) extending along the coast, of which the most famous are Malagueta, Caleta, and El Palo Pedragalejo to name just a few. All these beaches are kept carefully and are clean, and their quality is indicated by the Blue Flags of the European Union.
Due to the climate of this area, Malaga receives tourism throughout the year and maintains full services to facilitate a pleasant stay for the visitors.
It has several areas to go out at night, but the highlight is the area of El Palo, an ancient fishermen's quarter filled with terraces overlooking the sea, restaurants and local establishments where you can enjoy dinner nearby the sea.
In Malagueta the seafood restaurants and discos are filled with the more modern locals, while in Pedragalejo the younger people are found mostly in the many modern nightclubs and at live music performances.
And thats just to highlight the popular nighttime areas near the beaches. Inside the city, the nightlife is focused on certain streets where the tapas and parties are located, and it is not catering so much for tourists as it is for Malaga's own townspeople.
As for visiting the city, there are many cultural stops to make: the Picasso Museum, the Cathedral of Málaga, the Roman Theater, the solid fortified walls of La Alcazaba, and the Botanical Garden are just some of the activities that complete a visit to the beaches.
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Interview:The Touring Life
Burning Spear
The Touring Life
Reggae master Burning Spear books and manages his own tours through his Burning Spear Productions. He travels with a large band and has for years had to deal with personnel issues that keep him in the studio, on the road, and profitable. He had much to say about bookings, keeping everyone happy on the road, and hiring and firing musicians.
Musician.com: You oversee your tours and you book your tours. What are some of the obstacles you deal with in booking a tour?
Spear: I have to deal with so many people, people with different natures, people with different behavior, and people talking to you differently than they talk with other people.
Musician.com: When you're on tour you have a large group of people with you. How do you keep everything running smoothly on the road?
Spear: It's pretty easy. Like I said before, I've been doing this for many years and I wasn't in control, so it's the same thing. The only difference is I'm in control now. I'm used to having so many people on the road and everybody in line and everybody knowing it's a family and it is work, and we have to do this work. We have to start good and we have to finish good. It's pretty easy for a person who has never done it before. Like I said before, yes, you're gonna be going through some rough times until everything becomes smooth, which would make sense when you're in control of your own business. You can have your say and you can decide yes and no. Everything is through you.
Musician.com: Do you hand-pick all the musicians in your band or do they audition for you?
Spear: Yeah, they're all independent contractors. I pick them. If I don't know them, I might ask people who can hook me up with certain musicians. Once I get hooked up with them, we work out a meeting deal. We'll be reasoning and talking. Then we'll discuss music. Sometimes I might set some rehearsal time so I can actually see the person play, and from there I decide if I'm going to use them or not.
Musician.com: Do you sign a contract with these musicians for a tour or an album?
Spear: No, that's what I'm saying. Each person is an independent contractor. So it's not like I sign you for two years to do an album or stuff like that. Each person is an independent person. So what I do is I make sure I make myself clear. If you cannot take the job - when I'm ready, you got to be ready. I give you a lot of time in advance to prepare yourself, so you still have time. If you're not going to make it, I'll just have to spread the word that you're not going to make it and it's my duty to move on and find somebody else who is available to do the job.
Musician.com: Do you guarantee them a certain amount of work?
Spear: I would say a guarantee based upon the behavior of the individual, the attitude of the individual, all things based upon the individual in those ways. But there are so many good musicians and so many of these good musicians could have funny attitudes and have a funny way of dealing with people. I believe in a lot of discipline and if the musician is not so disciplined, then possibly next I would not be using that musician if it is not good for the band. Each person has to know it is a family and when you come in you became a part of the family. So the less misunderstanding the better it is for all of us.
Musician.com: How do you tell one of your players that you are not happy with their performance or their behavior?
Spear: I just look them in the face and tell them that I expect them to do better than what they did yesterday and ask how come they weren't doing what they were supposed to do. I tell them they need to concentrate more, that they have too much interference when playing the music. It's a normal thing that happens sometimes. It's what really happens. Interferences comes across, but it's your duty to create as much of a barrier to prevent that interference from interfering in what you're doing.
Musician.com: Certainly you have had to let some people go. How do you tell them this?
Spear: I just tell them the truth: 'I'm not going to be using you next time. I feel that your behavior wasn't so good and some things you had to say and I think those words weren't the right words for you to really say. ' Once the person is not doing what they were supposed to be doing, or what I expect them to be doing, I will tell them the truth. I will just tell them, 'That's not right,' or 'That's not clean and I expect that.' I just tell him like it is.


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HTC Flyer Android tablet (preview)
HTC Flyer preview: HTC's first Android tablet -- the 7in Flyer -- has a brushed steel body, and a 'Scribe' pen to take notes and drawings
- Brushed steel body, Scribe pen, HTC Sense optimised for larger screen, 32GB internal memory
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The HTC Flyer Android tablet attempts to distinguish itself from the competition by offering a 'Scribe' pen to take notes and drawings.
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HTC has announced the launch of its first Android tablet, the Android-powered HTC Flyer.
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The main differentiating point of Android tablets is the size of the display. The HTC Flyer has a 7in screen with a resolution of 1024x600, which makes it much smaller than the Apple iPad and the rumoured, upcoming iPad 2. The Flyer's 7in capacitive touchscreen means it's a similar size to the Samsung Galaxy Tab, but HTC has equipped the flyer with a brushed steel body, rather than the glossy plastic used on the Galaxy Tab.
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Active duty/Retiree Ping.
I'm on a Medco plan, and nothing is as convenient as clicking a box on a website and taking the pills out of my mailbox a few days later. My Dr. sends the scrips via the internet to Medco, I approve the payment via their website, and they ship. That's for the chronic illness stuff I take every day. If I need a short termer, I can get it at WalMart or wherever.
But I guess government is just different ...
It's kind of like when Obama decides to spend money on unions and says he is "investing".
Funny, I just had a patient call today in regards to her Tri-Care dental benefits. I tried to explain to her they only cover 50%. She was not happy.
She called back, stating she spoke w/ them and they cover 100%. I took out her eob's and told her exactly what was charged, told her they lied to her and they only cover 50% of her root canals.
Told her to look at her eob's (which most people don't understand, especially the elder ones). I gave her the breakdown of "patient pays".
She said she couldn't afford that and would have to make payments, which I said "of course, that's not a problem".
The MAJOR problem I face is that people, young and old think their medical/dental coverage covers 100%, which is bs.
Unless of course your on medicaid.....or decide not to pay for sh!t!
Ha ha ha of course not ... I crack myself up.
Tricare by mail is OK for meds for on-going needs, but when you're constantly changing meds it would be a burden on the elderly, and I don't see how they could even do it with some pain killers that require the patient to sign for the prescription and sign again for the delivery. We'll see how it goes. Shame it has come to this - shortchanging vets reflects poorly on the nation, but most here know that.
My Mom has Tricare for Life. Her copays jumped up by ten dollars a script a few months ago..November, IIRC..So, it's going to jump more?
Co-pays for brand name drugs at mail order also would jump to $26 from $9, for a 90-day supply, and then climb slowly to $34 by October 2016.
I have absolutely no problem with higher co pays for Brand Name drugs if there is a generic that can treat the problem effectively.
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As a pharmacist I always encourage people to take the generic equivalent or the generic in the same class. However, their are certain situations in which there is no alternative to the Brand Name drug.
Zero fee hikes for Obama's protected voting block:
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Done this year (20160101Fr - 09Sa)Jan. 10th, 2016 09:39 am
Well, it's another year. There always seems to be a lot of potential around transitions like this, but it rarely seems to get very far. A lot of my goals for this year are carry-overs from last year. I've been spending too much time beating myself up over things I regret not doing last year (last decade, last quarter-century, ...), many of which simply can't be fixed. I keep screwing myself over, and I don't really understand it. (More on that in a later post, hopefully.)
This does nothing to help with my depression. It may, conceivably, help me fight procrastination. Maybe. I'll start working on that tomorrow.
I have gotten a few more things done in the last 10 days than in most comparable periods in the recent past. A few. Largely reading and research around tiny houses and shipping container houses, and a couple of fun dives into math.
Last weekend Colleen and I celebrated our 40th anniversary by going out twice: for dinner at the Melting Pot Saturday, and brunch at Salty's on Sunday (the actual day). That, at least, was good. It was a good set of mutual gifts to ourselves -- the last thing we need right now is more stuff.
Speaking of which, my book on tidying seems to have gotten lost somewhere in the clutter. Fortunately, I found a different one yesterday at Half Price Books.
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You can ski to the Boulder Chairlift from the front door or walk downhill 5 minutes to the Stagecoach Lift (0.2 miles to the run, 0.4 miles to the lift).
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The kitchen has most major appliances including refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher, oven/range, microwave oven, blender, toaster, and coffee maker. There is service for six and most cooking utensils. There is a small breakfast table with room for four.
The upstairs bedroom has a Queen size Lodge Pole bed and a 50' plasma TV with Blu-Ray player. The entertainment system is set up to play DVD's, CD's, Blu-Ray discs, and Netflix. We have several movie titles for your use and there are more available through the 24 hour Blockbuster video kiosk at the local Safeway grocery store.
The upstairs bathroom has a large two person Jacuzzi whirlpool bath. Perfect for relaxing after a long day of skiing or hiking.
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A: The North shore Casino's are about 27 miles North.
Q: How far is the local grocery store?
A: The closest small grocery store is about 1/2 mile. A 24 hour Safeway is about 6 miles. Check out the map on this page for more info on what is around the condo.
Q: How far of a drive is Northstar, Squaw Valley, and Kirkwood?
A: Northstar is 39 miles, Squaw Valley is 45 miles, and Kirkwood is 41 Miles from the condo.
Q: Is it cost effective to buy a season's pass for Heavenly/Northstar?
A: Generally it is more cost effective to purchase a season's pass than daily lift tickets if you plan to ski/board more than 4 days at Heavenly and/or Northstar. Keep in mind that a season's pass must be purchased before the season begins.
Q: Do you have cable TV?
A: Yes. There is limited cable TV available on the TV's in the two bedrooms. In addition to cable we also have a Blu-Ray player in the upstairs bedroom and a Playstation 3 in the downstairs bedroom.
Q: Is there transportation to the Reno/Tahoe Airport?
A: Yes. The souththahoeexpress (dot com) offers direct service between the South Lake Tahoe casinos and the airport. bluego (dot org) offers transportation to the condo from the casinos.
Q: How much is the cleaning fee?
A: Our condo is always professionally cleaned before every rental. The cleaning service we use charges $105 for a complete cleaning.
Q: Is there free parking?
A: Yes. There is a parking lot 100 feet from the condo. Vehicles must be moved every 72 hours during snow conditions.
Q: How many beds are in the condo?
A: There are two (2) Queen Pillow-top mattresses and one (1) Queen fold out bed.
Q: Do you take Credit Cards?
A: Yes.
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My sister and I purchased the condo in 2000. We remodeled it and have since offered it to friends and family as a vacation home for the last ten years. Our family has had a great time at our 'Black Bear Lodge' over the years and we are now offering it to others through vrbo
Ross Ferguson purchased this condo in 2000
We first purchased the condo as a ski destination because of the ski out location and the fact that Heavenly is one of the largest resorts in North America.
We have found that Tahoe is much more than just a ski destination. The condo lies right on the Tahoe Rim Trail which is excellent for hiking or mountain biking. There are some great authentic Old West towns like Genoa and Virginia City that have changed very little in the past hundred years. We like to go fly fishing on the Truckee and Carson rivers. Cross country skiing around Spooner lake is excellent. Hiking to Echo Lake has some of the most amazing scenery around the lake. Minden, in the Carson Valley, has some of the best and most authentic Basque food you will find in North America.
The place was amazing to stay. If we make a trip again to South Lake Tahoe we would love to stay here only. It had all the facilities. Also, we could see the lake from there and sunset looked even more beautiful. Only thing is the wifi signal was kinda weak, had that been good I would have rated this property a 5-star.
We (family with 3 teens) had the greatest time staying at this property. It is immaculate and beautifully furnished and so well organized that my daughter was taking a pictures of how each kitchen cabinets were labeled inside (small glasses, medium glasses etc...). This property is perfect for families with children, especially teenagers, as it has play station and tone of games and movies and it is close to free shuttle line and slopes. The view is gorgeous and I probably ended up with too many shots of the lake taken from the living room :-). The owners are super friendly and have responded to any inquiry or concern in a very timely manner. The kind of folks that actually ANSWERS the phone when you call :-). We had the best time and we are all looking forward to go back, hopefully this summer!
huge washer and dryer - really appreciated it!
Gorgeous view of the mountain and lake below. The condo is well appointed -- everything you need to feel at home, with an amazing bathtub too. Walking distance from a perfect place to play in the snow and watch the skiers. The 2 youngest kids slept in the upstairs bedroom, the oldest kid slept in the sleeping bag on the couch bed in the living area, and the parents enjoyed the lovely master bedroom downstairs. We speak good words about this place, and insist that you stay here! Thanks to the Ferguson family for sharing Black Bear Lodge with us :-)
This was a family vacation with my 2 sons, daughter-in-law and grandson who is 3 years old. From the moment we walked down to the front door we fell in love with the place. The view is awesome and for the kids to be able to walk to the ski lift was a blessing. The condo was very clean and had everything we needed to relax for 4 days. We would do this again!
We went to Lake Tahoe from Mexico City for a 4 days relaxing trip. The Ferguson family was really friendly and helpful with the reservation process. They kindly answered all our questions and requests. When we arrived to the condo everything was even better than expected. They really take care of every detail, everything looked perfectly clean and cozy. The bed in the room downstairs is simply amazing! I wish I could have take it home =) and the gas fireplace made the room perfect. The view is simply beautiful from the deck and from the room downstairs. Thank you for everything Ferguson family! I have already recommended this Condo to some friends and I am looking forward to coming back next year.
We enjoyed a very relaxing 2 weeks at this apartment. Only 1 short flight of stairs to the front door and you have two levels of fantastic views.
Inside, the apartment is very clean, modern and practical with enough homely touches to make you feel welcome. The owners have thought of everything - welcome book, logs for the fires, easily accessible contact details, ski locker, boardgames (Monopoly in Russian!)...
We didn't try to ski out and down to the Boulder Lodge (that chairlift was only operating on the weekends when we visited) but we caught the shuttle to Stagecoach or drove (when we didn't have to dig the car out!) The skiing out of Stagecoach was fantastic and always open even when wind had shut down the Gondola and Sky express lifts.
We will definitely come back again for a ski holiday and would love to visit in the summer time and try out the nearby hiking trails.
Near all South Lake Tahoe Casinos. Check bluego for free shuttle info. Khale Community Fitness Center, located 3 1/2 miles away, offers a walk in daily rate of $7 to visitors.
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Samsung's 9 Series laptop brings the fight to the MacBook Air
In addition to the company's Slider PC7 computer, Samsung's high-end Series 9 laptop was one of the CES 2011 standouts that we wanted to go back and take a look at. Many have billed it as a Macbook Air killer, and though we wouldn't go quite that far, the comparison is certainly a valid one. The Series 9 sports a sleek design that will likely turn just as many heads as the afore-mentioned Cupertino competitor.
This ultra-thin laptop measures in at 0.64 inches at its thickest point and the tapered design, while reminiscent of the Air, has an ergonomic curve at the back which Samsung says makes it easier to hold and carry. Weighing a mere 2.89 pounds (1.31 kg), Samsung has ensured that the Series 9 is quite literally lighter than (Apple's) Air. The 13-inch Macbook Air weighs 2.9 pounds in comparison.
But enough with the comparisons.
The Series 9 has a number of features that make it stand out from competitors. For starters, it sports a 13.3 inch HD LED-backlit display with 1366x768 resolution and true-to-life color reproduction. If you want to show off that display to your friends, you can crowd a few into the 160-degree viewing angle without difficulty. It has an Intel Core i5 processor and HD GT2 Integrated Graphics, as well as stereo speakers and a 1.5 watt sub-woofer to complement the visuals.
Buyers can opt for a maximum 128 gigabyte solid state drive and 4 gigabytes of DDR3 memory. From a hatch underneath you can access USB ports, a headphone jack, a microSD slot, and mini HDMI as well. Samsung claims a very respectable average battery life of 6.5 hours, which makes it a pretty nice "airplane" PC.
The Samsung Series 9 is an attractive high-end PC for anyone craving a Windows-powered Macbook Air, but doesn't want to mess about with Bootcamp or virtual machines to get it. Available in February, the Series 9 comes with a US$1,599 price tag, which is far from cheap – but it does look damn sexy. Besides, it's always nice to have more competition at the top-end of the laptop scale. Maybe eventually it'll drive the price down to within my budget!
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As the old saying goes, there's more than one way to skin a cat. When it comes to coming up with a system of rules for a fantasy football league, there are many options at your disposal. Although ESPN has its own standard set of rules, we recognize that those are by no means universal.
With that in mind as we continue our journey through the mock draft season, our goal is to sample a wide variety of formats, and this latest foray into the draft room throws the wrinkle of a two-QB starting lineup into the mix. What effect will this extra starting slot have on the pecking order? As you'll shortly see, it indeed makes quite a difference.
The participants for this exercise, which utilized the scoring rules for ESPN standard leagues, in a randomly determined first-round order were: Eric Karabell, Christopher Harris, Matthew Berry, Stephania Bell, Jim McCormick, Dave Hunter, Tristan H. Cockcroft, James Quintong, KC Joyner and me.
Here's a complete round-by-round breakdown of our selections. As usual, I'll try to outline what my thought process was each time my turn came around, as well as reach out to some of my colleagues regarding some of the more interesting picks they made.
Round 1 analysis: Although Arian Foster still makes it off the board to Karabell in the No. 1 position, this round is dominated by quarterbacks, as one might suspect in this format. Typically quarterbacks are going to score more points than players at any other position. In fact in 2011, eight of the overall top-10 point-earners in ESPN standard scoring were QBs.
Given that there are 10 owners, two starting QBs per owner, plus a bye week for both that behooves one to draft a third QB as a fill-in and a pool of only 32 full-time No. 1 starters from which to pull, it's hard to argue against selecting your first signal-caller in Round 1.
Quintong, as he put it, went swinging for the fences with Cam Newton at No. 8 overall. "Obviously, the two-QB format seems to push more quarterbacks earlier in the draft, and potentially moves a few decent running backs and receivers slightly lower in the draft than we usually expect." If Newton comes even close to approaching last season's numbers, the risk here will be worth it.
My bookend picks: Calvin Johnson and Matt Forte. I decided not to take a quarterback here, as I was already frozen out of the top five names, though I would have happily claimed Newton had he been there. Since that didn't happen, my hope was that by claiming the top wide receiver and a top running back I could avoid falling way behind at either of these positions while I watched the next 18 names fly off the board. I was hoping that nobody would grab their second quarterback over that stretch and, as such, I'd still be able to have a top-10 QB to go along with Megatron and Forte. That's a great foundation to build on.
Round 2 analysis: Joyner takes Maurice Jones-Drew, whose value clearly falls a bit because of his current holdout. Eli Manning is the only quarterback to be selected in this round as the top wide receivers start to get the call. Harris selected Marshawn Lynch, who he'll admit has "the whiff of a one-year wonder about him," but given the long wait after grabbing Rodgers he rolled the dice with the upside of Lynch and DeMarco Murray, whom he selected three spots later.
The dynamic duo of record-setting tight ends both went off the board in this round. Bell took Jimmy Graham one pick ahead of Berry, who went to the New England Patriots' well for a second time with Rob Gronkowski. Clearly the Talented Mr. Roto has no fear about his top two selections residing in the same huddle. At this stage of the draft, you take the player who's the best on the board regardless of position, and regardless of uniform.
Round 3 analysis: Karabell plays the waiting game with his first quarterback, as he goes with two wide receivers at this stage of the draft. He may not have done so if more QBs had gone in Round 2, but with only two WRs required in a legal lineup it's hard to argue that Roddy White and Greg Jennings aren't as good a combination with which one can leave a draft. Hunter throws a curveball into the proceedings by grabbing Tony Romo at this point, the first to nab a second QB. This was his strategy going in: to grab one of the top-three running backs then grab two upper-echelon quarterbacks. It's hard to argue with his grabbing what could easily prove to be a combined 9,000 yards of passing.
My bookend picks: Peyton Manning and Michael Turner. I'm totally happy with getting Manning here and I don't feel like I'm playing catch-up at the position at all. To add Turner to the mix, a running back I believe to be incredibly undervalued amid a sea of question marks at the position, only adds to my good feelings at the moment. I'll leave the injury risks at running back to my colleagues to sort through in the next two rounds.
Round 4: One of the aforementioned injury risks is Ryan Mathews, a pick that could provide Berry with the steal of the draft. Sure his broken collarbone may keep him out for a game or two, but he probably would have been off the board no later than pick No. 12 had the injury not occurred, and most of his missed time should be in those meaningless-to-fantasy preseason affairs.
Harris went with Steve Smith, an interesting pick given how much focus there is on the run in Carolina. Still, Harris trusts that Newton won't ignore Smith and expects the No. 6 WR in fantasy last season to come close to the same kind of production in 2012, making him a safe low-end No. 1 fantasy WR.
Round 5 analysis: Karabell finally grabbed his first QB at the end of Round 4 in Ben Roethlisberger and doubled down with Matt Schaub to kick off Round 5. There are a lot of question marks in this duo in terms of injury history and offensive line issues, but we're far from scraping the bottom of the barrel here.
Meanwhile, McCormick's selection of Trent Richardson at No. 45 kind of shows how quickly the running back position can drop off, even with all those extra QBs being taken early. He's a rookie with knee issues and is playing in an incredibly inexperienced huddle in Cleveland. And yet, I can't argue with McCormick when he says that he felt he could afford to take the risk here given the alternatives on the board. At least you know Richardson, when healthy, is the one who will get the carries.
My bookend picks: Darren Sproles and Percy Harvin. I was all set to take Antonio Gates, when Joyner snaked him from me, so I instead went with Sproles. He's not the traditional running back by any means, with few handoffs but a whopping 111 targets last season. Really, the flex spot was made for him, and he'll slot in nicely there. Harvin is a game-time lineup decision on a regular basis, but when he plays he's rock solid. If the Vikings do decide to have him on the field for more than 58 percent of their snaps this season, he'll easily return to the top 10 at the WR position. After all, he was No. 8 last season with those "handcuffs" on him.
Round 6 analysis: Joyner selected Carson Palmer, whose current average draft position has him being taken as the 21st quarterback in ESPN Live Drafts, as his second starter here, so I thought I'd delve into what he sees in Palmer that others clearly don't. Joyner thinks people aren't putting his 2011 numbers in their proper perspective.
He was fifth overall in yards per attempt, and if you prorated his stats in the final nine games of the season out to a full year's schedule, he would have ended up No. 10 at the position. Perhaps knowing that nobody else in this draft likely feels the same way, he could have waited a round or two, but when you like a player this much you should take him, regardless of what "everybody else thinks."
Round 7 analysis: You want to sum up the difference between a two-QB league and any other format? I'll do it in two words: Ryan Fitzpatrick. Yes, the Buffalo quarterback goes from being a 14th-round selection to getting taken off the board by Bell in Round 7 without most people even batting an eye.
Clearly Bell has confidence in the Bills' offense, as she had selected Steve Johnson in Round 6 and Fred Jackson in Round 3. I'm not a fan of putting too many eggs into one basket, but on weeks in which Buffalo clicks -- and it did score 21 or more points 10 times last season and 30 or more five times -- Bell is sure to be on the fast track to victory.
My bookend picks: Dwayne Bowe and Stevan Ridley. If Bowe's holdout was the reason he fell to me here, I'll take it. What's not to like about a guy who is a pretty solid bet for 80 catches and over 1,100 yards at this point of the draft? Ridley is on the Patriots, and we all know how unreliable any individual RB in Bill Belichick's system can be. However, Ridley ranks No. 16 overall in TD-only leagues, which speaks to his "nose" for the end zone. As my No. 4 running back, I'll take the gamble.
Rounds 8-10 analysis: Karabell selects Jonathan Stewart and Shonn Greene to go along with his previous two selections of Roy Helu and BenJarvus Green-Ellis. Clearly he's loading the bench and hoping that at least one of these guys can join Foster in his starting lineup on a regular basis. Any one of the quartet is capable of reaching 1,000 yards if things break right, so it appears that shunning RBs and grabbing his WRs early might not hurt him too much after all.
The next tier of tight ends start to go off the board, as even with the flex spot open to them most owners are going to draft only one, so unless you can steal the Graham/Gronkowski double, it pays to wait. Quintong takes Vernon Davis two picks ahead of Hunter, but that doesn't influence his pick here. Witten was always Hunter's target, calling him "one of the most consistent tight ends in the game from season to season."
This is the portion of the draft in which many owners went with riskier fliers in the hopes that they'd pay off. One of those picks was Cockcroft's selection of Denarius Moore in Round 9. "Look at who else was available at wide receiver: Michael Crabtree? Santonio Holmes? Yuck to both! Reggie Wayne? Robert Meachem? Neither of those guys has as much upside as does Moore. Kenny Britt? Ha!"
My bookend picks: Aaron Hernandez and Andy Dalton. I agree with Hunter that you shouldn't draft a player at a position simply because a run takes place, but after Davis, Witten and Jermichael Finley went off the board, and given my bookend position in the snake draft, I had to grab Hernandez here as he was the last man standing in his tier. And if A.J. Green is good enough to go in Round 4, Dalton should be good enough to handle my second QB slot. But just to make sure, I plan on grabbing two more bodies before this draft is over. As I've said before, quarterbacks score more points than any other position. I don't want to be left with nothing in reserve should my gunslingers stumble or get hurt.
Rounds 11-13: This is when you should take your tight end, should you be one of the owners who has held out in doing so up until now. Tony Gonzalez, Jacob Tamme and Jared Cook went off the board in this part of the draft. The first defense went off the board as well in Round 10 in the shape of the San Francisco 49ers to Joyner. Houston and Chicago also were selected during these three rounds, but most owners were content to wait even longer than this. This is typical of ESPN expert mocks, but if ADP is to be believed most leagues don't see owners with as much patience at this position. As such, you might want to consider shaving a few rounds off the draft positions found here.
My picks: I went with LeGarrette Blount, who I think might recapture the same kind of magic he had in 2010 when he split time with Cadillac Williams, even if Doug Martin gets a lot of touches for new coach Greg Schiano. Also joining my team here is Tim Tebow, who would have practically no value in a traditional league because of the uncertainty of how much he will play. In a two-QB league, however, you need quarterbacks who you know will be on the field, and even if it is just in small doses, odds are good Tebow gets at least a few snaps per game. Alshon Jeffery is a rookie roll of the dice, but he has looked good so far in Chicago Bears camp and could well end up starting opposite Brandon Marshall as early as Week 1. Why not?
Rounds 14-16: This is the point of the draft in which you simply grab players at positions you feel you are lacking depth or rookies who you hope develop quickly into household names. We're talking players such as Justin Blackmon, Rueben Randle, Robert Turbin and Isaiah Pead. Odds are not all of these players will end up lighting up fantasy scoreboards, but odds are at least one will. In the spirit of "you've got to be in it to win it," step up and buy your lottery ticket today!
My picks: You can never have enough quarterbacks in this format, so I'll add Ryan Tannehill to my intrepid squad. With David Garrard hurt and Matt Moore as the only other option standing in his way to become the Miami starter, I expect offensive coordinator Mike Sherman to lobby hard for his former college charge. All teams eventually do need a defense, and my fantasy squad is no exception. The New York Giants are the 11th team being selected, according to current ADP, but with Dallas (poor offensive line), Tampa Bay and Cleveland among their first five opponents, I certainly am optimistic for them to have a strong start. If not, we'll adjust accordingly on the wire. Finally, Jacquizz Rodgers serves as a Turner handcuff, just in case I'm wrong on him. (Hey, these things do happen.)
Round 17: As always, this round is the time to grab that all-important yet impossible to predict top kicker from the usual suspects. I'm taking a chance on the strong leg of rookie Greg Zuerlein, who is replacing Josh Brown in St. Louis. Any time a team uses a draft pick on a kicker, I take notice. But really, any pick will do.
Well, there you have it. Remember, every draft is different. Change one pick and the whole sequence of selections from that point on can go in a completely different direction. However, this latest mock draft should give you a good starting point from which to make your decisions as to the general neighborhood in which players currently rank relative to each other. But when the time comes to pull the trigger, the choice is yours to make. Choose wisely!


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Lindsey Milligan Jones and Phillip Howard Roberson were married Saturday, June 10, at Cibolo Creek Ranch in Shafter. The Rev. Jay Howard Roberson, father of the groom, officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Darragh Lottridge of Bellville and Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Charles Jones of Houston. Grandparents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lindsey Jones of Lubbock and the late Mr. and Mrs. Dickson Wesseler Milligan.
Groom's parents are the Rev. and Mrs. Jay Howard Roberson of Amarillo. Grandparents of the groom are the late Mr. and Mrs. Norman Avera and the late Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pitts Roberson.
Maid of honor was Jessica Jane Jones of Houston, sister of the bride. Bride's attendants were Kathryn Allyson Floyd of New York and Emily Allison George of Austin. Honor attendants were Elizabeth Ann Petty of San Antonio and Susan Reid Roberson of Amarillo, sister-in-law of the groom.
Best man was Paul Wesley Roberson of Amarillo, brother of the groom. Groom's attendants were Stanley Charles Jones Jr. of Houston, brother of the bride, and Patrick Alan Roberson of Newport Beach, Calif., cousin of the groom.
Ushers were Brian Clayton Allison of San Antonio and Edward Thomas Maloch of Denver, cousin of the groom.
Special music was provided by the High Notes.
The bride wore a couture gown designed by Ulla-Maija of New York. The strapless gown of soft white silk satin featured a fitted hand-twisted drape bodice which fell into an A-line skirt with a chapel-length train.
On the eve of the wedding, the groom's parents hosted a rehearsal dinner barbecue at the ranch.
The wedding reception was held at the ranch followed by dinner and dancing to music provided by the Luke Olson Band.
The bride is a graduate of Kinkaid School. She received a bachelor of science degree in corporate communication from the University of Texas at Austin, where she was a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. She works in medical sales.
The groom is a graduate of Tascosa High School. He received a bachelor of business administration degree in finance from the University of Texas. He is a vice president at Arabella Securities.
Following a honeymoon trip to St. Barts, the couple will reside in Austin.
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A seventh Israeli case of swine flu has been announced, with health authorities concerned that the carrier may have passed it on to other passengers on a flight back from New York last Sunday.
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Justin Bieber could be forced to answer questions he dodged about Selena Gomez at his court deposition last week.
The Baby singer stormed out of the court room in Miami after he was quizzed on whether he was dating Selena or not and refused to answer any questions about his on-off girlfriend, saying: "Don't ask me about her! Do not ask me about her!"
Justin was in court after his bodyguard allegedly beat up a photographer and the lawyer who asked the questions about Selena has now filed court documents insisting he was allowed to query his relationship with the pop star, according to TMZ.
Selena was there when another apparent attack on a paparazzo took place in 2012 and, if Justin and Selena are in fact back together, she could be considered a biased witness and not credible.
In addition to forcing him to answer the questions about Selena, the lawyer wants Justin to be punished for behaving rudely and walking out of court in Miami last week.
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The show room is smaller than the one you'll find at the Star Furniture Outlet and much smaller than the Dump's show room. However, although the selection is not as varied, the prices are much less. If you arrive with plenty of time to pick through all the items on the floor, there's a good chance you'll find something you like at a price you'll love. It did not seem to me that much of it was at the same level of quality that you would find at the other outlets but if you don't want to spend a lot of money Rooms To Go Outlet is worth a visit. I did not see many rugs at the time of my visit so The Dump and Star Furniture are better bets if a rug's what you need.
There were quite a few children at this furniture store. I attributed their presence to the store's open layout. You can see most of the store from any spot. There aren't any walls or large pieces to provide hiding.
For more budget shopping, read my posts on The Dump and Star Furniture Outlets. For a fun and unique bargain furniture shopping experience, read about the Antique Gallery in Spring, TX.


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It is easy to forget that Vista and Windows Server 2008 were once lumped together under the single moniker of Longhorn. Microsoft envisioned Longhorn as part of 2002's Trustworthy Computing initiative. This initiative was Microsoft's answer to the spate of business-halting viruses that exploited myriad Windows vulnerabilities throughout the early part of this decade. Trustworthy Computing meant that Microsoft would re-architect its development process to focus on creating secure code and, ultimately, a more secure OS.
Industry pundits and administrators hailed the Trustworthy Computing initiative as a promising step forward. Microsoft was acknowledging the flaws inherent in its OS design and taking steps to develop more secure software.
That was six years ago. In the meantime, administrators are still applying patches, constructing workarounds, reconfiguring exploitable default settings. Does that mean that administrators should be concerned with this latest delay? Probably not. Microsoft has yet to improve the lot of administrators toiling away trying to lock down a feature-rich but insecure OS. But the real question is whether the idea that technology will solve security problems is a pipe dream. As has always been the case, administrators cannot depend on Microsoft to solve security problems. In a perfect world, it would be Microsoft's responsibility -- but the world is far from perfect.
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