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Hello, I've been trying to integrate apache and tomcat for a while, and I cannot seem to make it work. I'm using the following versions on Redhat 8: 1. Apache 2.0.45 compiled from source 2. Tomcat 4.1.24 3. mod_jk.so For Apache: I've added the mod_jk LoadModule calls to httpd.conf, and included the auto-conf file tomcat generates. For Tomcat: I've also edited server.xml to add listeners for the server and host. The auto-conf file is generated and looks to be complete. There are several sections for creating the Apache Alias directives, etc. I have a workers.properties file in /usr/local/tomcat/conf/jk. Accessing /examples on port 8080 works fine. I get a 404 "File Not Found" error when I try to access /examples on port 80. It appears that Apache is not properly sourcing the auto-conf file (Include directive). If I add a static alias in httpd.conf, I can reference static pages in /usr/local/tomcat, but servlet execution is not processed by Tomcat. The two do not appear to be talking to each other. I cannot find any indications from the logs for both applications as to what th eproblem may be. Thanks in advance for any assistance. nmap reports: 80/tcp open http 8009/tcp open ajp13 8080/tcp open http-proxy A portion of my auto-conf file is: # Static files Alias /examples "/usr/local/tomcat/webapps/examples" <Directory "/usr/local/tomcat/webapps/examples"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.jsp </Directory> # Deny direct access to WEB-INF and META-INF # <Location "/examples/WEB-INF/*"> AllowOverride None deny from all </Location> <Location "/examples/META-INF/*"> AllowOverride None deny from all </Location> JkMount /examples/jsp/security/protected/j_security_check ajp13 JkMount /examples/snoop ajp13 JkMount /examples/servlet/* ajp13 JkMount /examples/CompressionTest ajp13 JkMount /examples/*.jsp ajp13 JkMount /examples/servletToJsp ajp13 JkMount /examples/SendMailServlet ajp13 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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I'm shy, too, but it doesnt come across so much in email. I've got 2
Christmas parties to go to tonite, and tho I will have a good time, I'll
also be very ready to leave and come home to peace and quiet.
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> I think the e-mail forum suits the introverted type (myself included)
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> Pam
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> >>Hum.... interesting that all in introverts are responding.
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> >>Although I need my garden time to get my head together (which makes me
> >>an introvert), I also need time with my friends to gain my sense of
> >>humor back and regain control of my stressed life. (so does that make me
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> >>It always amazes my DH that no matter where we go, I always run into
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> >Interesting - a friend complains (more a tease) that it doesn't
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> >some from my daylily group.
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> >Cheryl
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"For many actors, it is a flaw in their characters or some damage to their personality that makes them actors in the first place," says Lyn Gardner (Obituaries, March 21). As one such flawed and damaged personality, may I remind her that actors keep their performances in their place, the word "truth" is the commonest in rehearsal, and we do not defraud the public with spins, glosses or, as with some media folk and politicians, downright lies. As one who has worked enjoyably in politics, the media and the theatre, give me the theatre every time for its honesty, unpretension, courage, good fellowship and commitment. No surprise that the greatest Briton of all time was an actor and a playwright.
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INTERNATIONAL TOURIST arrivals worldwide grew by four per cent between January and June 2016 compared to the same period last year. Destinations worldwide received 561 million international tourists (overnight visitors), 21 million more than in 2015, according to the latest UNWTO World Tourism Barometer.
Asia and the Pacific demonstrated renewed strength this first half of 2016, receiving nine per cent more international arrivals, the highest growth across world regions.
Led by Central and South America, which saw an increase of four per cent in international arrivals the Americas, destinations such as Europe (+3 per cent) showed mixed results, with solid growth in many countries offset by weaker performance in others.
In Africa (+5 per cent), SubSaharan destinations rebounded strongly, while North Africa continued to report weak results. Limited data for the Middle East points to an estimated decrease of nine per cent in international arrivals this six-month period, though results vary from destination to destination.
"Tourism has proven to be one of the most resilient economic sectors worldwide. It is creating jobs for millions at a time when providing perspectives for a better future to people of all regions is one of our biggest challenges. But tourism is also creating bonds among people of all nations and backgrounds, bringing down stereotypes and fighting fear and distrust," said UNWTO Secretary-General Taleb Rifai.
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International tourist arrivals to Europe grew by three per cent between January and June 2016, with mixed results across destinations. Northern, Central and Eastern Europe both recorded five per cent more international arrivals. Though many destinations posted positive results, growth in both Western Europe (+1 per cent) and Southern Mediterranean Europe (+2 per cent) was slow.
International arrivals in the Americas were up four per cent in the first half of the year, in line with the world average. Strong US outbound flows continued to benefit many destinations across the region. Central America and South America (both +6 per cent) led growth, while arrivals in both the Caribbean and North America grew by four per cent.
Comparatively limited data available for Africa points to a five per cent increase in international arrivals, with Sub-Saharan Africa (+12 per cent) recovering vigorously, but North Africa down by nine per cent. International arrivals in the Middle East decreased by an estimated nine per cent, with mixed results among destinations.
The first half of the year typically accounts for around 46 per cent of the total international arrivals count of the year. For the remainder of 2016 prospects are positive overall. Countries that have already reported results until July or August show continued growth in the current Northern Hemisphere summer peak season. The UNWTO Panel of Experts evaluated the period May-August also favourably and remains confident about the September-December period, in line with the trend of the first half of the year. Confidence is highest in Africa, the Americas and Asia and the Pacific, while experts in Europe and the Middle East are somewhat more cautious.
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I bolted upright in bed at five thirty this morning, the alarm screaming wildly in my ears. I rolled the tips of my fingers in slow circles down the middle of your back, spreading my palm out over your shoulder-blade. You leave me to put coffee grounds in the percolator and I attempt to find a new warm spot in the blankets but it is cold without you and the pillows have lost their promise of sweet sleep somewhere behind the bed frame. Headlights play on the ceiling and the sound of rain hitting the windowpane eases my whirring mind but still it clicks away.


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The case, which could potentially yield more than $1bn (£708.56m) in damages for Kuwait Airways, dates back to the Gulf War and Iraq's appropriation of Kuwaiti aeroplanes.
Kuwait Airways is represented by Christopher Gooding, formerly of LeBoeuf Lamb Greene & MacRae but now with Howard Kennedy. Goo-ding has instructed Pro-
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The litigation is complicated and has already lasted eight years. Following the Court of Appeal judgment, Iraqi is liable in the tort of conversion or wrongful interference for damage to some of the appropriated planes. At the January hearing, the Lords will consider points of appeal from both sides.
Iraqi wants the Lords to overrule an earlier decision that an English court need not recognise Resolution 369 of the Revolutionary Command Council of Iraq, which authorised the seizure. To close down Kuwait Airways' damages claim, Iraqi's counsel will also contend that the Court of Appeal's landmark interpretation of conversion as a strict liability tort was incorrect.
Kuwaiti will appeal on an earlier ruling that it cannot claim damages for the 'Mosel four' – aircraft blown up by Coalition forces in the allied counterattack.
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The case, which could potentially yield more than $1bn (£708.56m) in damages for Kuwait Airways, dates back to the Gulf War and Iraq's appropriation of Kuwaiti aeroplanes.


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Everytime I sign on!Mature
I saw that Jordan was online and clicked open a conversation and sarted typing. "Do I know you?"
"I don't know. Do you know me?" He asked.
I thought about it. Do I know him from school? Or from camping or somewheres else? "I don't think so. I don't remember you if I do." I typed back.
"Oh, what school do you go to?" Jordan asked.
"PMS (Purity Middle School). I'm graduation though in a few days. What school do you go to?" I asked.
"PHS (Purity High School). So I guess we live close to each other. I went to PMS last year. This is my first yea in PHS." He replied back.
"Yeah probably. Where in Minto do you live?" I wrote back to Jordan.
We kept writing back and fourth to each other asking little questions similar, and how old we are and what we look like, and a lot more.
The next day, at school I was trying to find the right time that none of my friends would be around so I could go outside the office to look at the pictures of the people who has graduated from PMS last year. Jordan wasn't lieing about anything, and I wanted to talk to him again, but whenever I sign onto Facebook he always talks to me first. Before I have the chance to do anything.


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1. Heat oven to 350˚F. To make the garlic-mustard butter, remove papery skin from the garlic bulb. Place garlic on aluminum foil. Spray garlic with cooking spray then wrap in foil.
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Snow Fairy, who won only one of her first six starts but progressed to become one of the highest-earning racemares of all time, has been retired to stud after suffering a recurrence of a tendon injury during a routine gallop at Ed Dunlop's Newmarket stable on Tuesday morning. The final 14 starts of her 21-race career were in Group One events and included Classic wins in the 2010 Oaks and Irish Oaks and an impressive success in last season's Irish Champion Stakes.
In all Snow Fairy earned £3.9m in prize money in four seasons on the track, while she also secured a £700,000 bonus for a victory in Japan in December 2010. There was no hint of the achievements ahead, however, when Cristina Patino, her breeder, sent her to the sales as a yearling and, after the filly attracted no interest from bidders, Patino paid €1,800 to release her from the sale.
Snow Fairy's juvenile campaign yielded a single win in a Polytrack maiden at Lingfield, and she finished only ninth of 14 in the Listed Radley Stakes on her last start as a two-year-old. Her three-year-old season was an immediate improvement, however, as she took the Listed Height Of Fashion Stakes at Goodwood by three lengths, prompting her owner to make a supplementary entry for the Oaks at Epsom, where Snow Fairy gave Ryan Moore his first win in an English Classic, 24 hours before he rode Workforce to victory in the Derby.
Snow Fairy's subsequent wins included valuable events in Hong Kong and Japan while she also finished third behind Danedream in the 2011 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe. In all Moore partnered the daughter of Intikhab to five Group One victories and they were also first past the post in last year's Prix Jean Romanet, only to be disqualified when Snow Fairy failed a subsequent dope test. The substance involved is believed to have been an anti-inflammatory agent used to aid her recovery from a tendon injury.
"Unfortunately, after a routine piece of fast work today, she was found to have re-injured her near-fore tendon, which has caused problems in the last two years," Ed Dunlop said on Tuesday.
"I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank Mrs Patino for all she has done; she has been the most wonderful owner of a truly amazing horse. Most owners would have retired her a lot sooner than she did and, if this had been the case, she would not have won the Irish Champion Stakes last year [beating Nathaniel and St Nicholas Abbey], which was without doubt her greatest performance. She remains the only international horse to have won two Group Ones in Japan." A statement on behalf of Patino said Snow Fairy will retire to Islanmore Stud in County Limerick. She is expected to be covered next year by Elusive Pimpernel, who also carried Patino's colours during his racing career with Ed Dunlop's father, John.
Riposte, who gave Lady Cecil an emotional success at Royal Ascot less than a fortnight after the death of her husband, Sir Henry, is the clear second-favourite for the Irish Oaks on Saturday evening with Paddy Power after attracting support on Tuesday.
Riposte is 7-2 (from 5-1) behind Talent to add the Classic to her two-and-a-quarter length success in the Ribblesdale Stakes, while Chicquita, runner-up to Treve in the Prix de Diane (French Oaks) at Chantilly last month, is 8-1 from 10-1 after the news that Alain de Royer-Dupre has booked Johnny Murtagh to ride.


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Thankful for the Storm
A short story I wrote in English class.
The sirens sounding in the dark, cold night caused me to jolt awake. I stumbled over to the window and watched in awe as strong winds caused rain to dance and hail to pelt repeatedly on windows, forming their own shaped in the thick gusts of wind that flew almost every second. Seeing clearly was impossible.
I tripped over my pajamas as I ran into my parent's room. My mom was sound asleep. Dad was missing, most likely downstairs, watching the news to be sure we were safe.
I turned around to find my three year old sister gazing up at me, eyes aglow with nervous anticipation.
"Cece?" she asked softly, "I'm scared."
Her curly brown hair was a mess, and she held her teddy bear by his paw. He hung limp from her small hands, as if giving up on life.
I took her back into her room and tucked her in. She looked snug and comfortable, her bear clutched tightly in her arms, but her eyes gave off the fear she concealed. I shut the curtains tightly so the lightning wouldn't frighten her.
"Jess, don't be afraid," I whispered softly. "Nothing outside will hurt you. When I was little, Mom used to tell me that storms were just God rejoicing up in Heaven." She smiled as I watched as her eyes brighten.
I read her her favorite book and sang a lullaby, the one Mom used to sing to me when I was young. Soon, the sound of her soft, smooth breathing was audible. I lay down next to her and fell asleep, my arm wrapped around her small body, keeping her safe and protected through the night.
Morning came soon, and, ever so softly, I opened the window. The sweet smell of a fresh rain was in the air. The grass was glazed with sparkling dew, and the sky was cloudy, but beautiful. I glanced behind me. Jess was still sleeping softly, her lips curved ever so slightly into a smile.
I was, at that moment, thankful for the storm.


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Puuhonua o Honaunau celebrates anniversary
By CAROLYN LUCAS-ZENK
Stephens Media Hawaii
It's part of a reverse birthday tradition. In celebration of its 52nd anniversary of establishment, Puuhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park gives priceless presents of culture and experiences, said Chief of Interpretation Eric Andersen.
Between 6,000 to 7,000 visitors attended the park's annual cultural festival, a vibrant showcase for Hawaiian music, food, dance, arts and practices. They explored 16 different stations, manned last weekend by National Park Service employees, practitioners and their families, all of whom generously shared their talents, skills and knowledge.
Sitting on lauhala mats in shade of palm trees, the canoe halau or amphitheater, festival-goers mingled and worked alongside demonstrators. Often at the end of the day, they left with a nose flute, coconut leaf hat, kapa fabric, haku lei or other traditional craft items. They also got a connection.
Standing side by side, 13-year-old Aukea Hooper and 11-year-old Rylee Galieto wound up their bodies and then explosively unfurled their nets into the air. The nets formed perfect circles over the lauhala fish, targets placed in the sand. Their display impressed the adult spectators, whom the boys successfully coaxed into trying the fishing technique.
The boys coached with great encouragement and patience — the way they said their uncle, Charlie, taught them. Hooper said it's important to teach everyone about Hawaiian traditions, techniques and stories so that they never die out or disappear.
A new station centered around wana, sea urchins. Shirley Kauhaihao of Honaunau said this was Hawaiians' answer to caviar. She explained the process of gathering and devouring wana, as well as gave festival-goers a taste of what she and her helpers got off the nearby reef. Highlighting Hawaiians' connection between all thing in nature, she shared a proverb, Pala ka hala, momona ka haukeuke, or "When the hala fruit ripes, the sea urchin is sweet." It's an indicator and guiding principle for gathering, she added.
A popular event Sunday was the hukilau, an approximately 800-foot-long fiber net with ti leaves once used by Hawaiians to catch fish. During the reenactment of this communal fishing method, a group walked chest-deep into the waters of Keoneele Cove, carrying this net. Then with the beating of water, they successful drove the fish into the net.
For Tammy Duchesne, superintendent of Puuhonua o Honaunau and Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Parks, what made this cultural festival so special were the people who continue to make it possible every year. She said many are multigenerational families and several have ties to the park. All are passionate and committed to perpetuating and strengthening the Hawaiian culture.
Duchesne admired the demonstrators' kindness, expertise and willingness to share. She also enjoyed watching festival-goers' eagerness and excitement to learn.
This festival, Duchesne said, helps show that the park is "not locked in time, but timeless." It provides hands-on learning opportunities that engage people, as well as teach traditional practices and values that are still relevant every day. It's a collaboration that results in a deeper understanding, appreciation and pride, she added.
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Eversheds has advised RPW (Southampton), a joint venture company owned by Morgan Sindall Investments Ltd (MSIL), and fund provider Lucent Group on the signing of the conditional development agreement for the regeneration of the Royal Pier Waterfront in Southampton.
MSIL is the investment division of construction and regeneration group Morgan Sindall. Lucent Group is a strategic land development and investment company specialising in funding regeneration throughout the UK.
The development agreement, signed with landowners Southampton City Council, Associated British Ports and The Crown Estate, requires the preparation and submission of a planning application for a comprehensive mixed-use development of the site.
The plans to redevelop the waterfront area are a key part of Southampton City Council's vision to regenerate the city through seven projects. The existing listed Royal Pier, damaged by a fire and storms, has lain disused and dilapidated for many years.
The Eversheds team was led by real-estate partner Anthony van Hoffen with support from planning partner Monica Peto on parliamentary and consenting issues, partner Phillip Tunney on mines and minerals issues, senior associate Peter Seaborn on planning issues, senior associate Tom Douglas on construction issues and associate Danielle Snaith on real estate.


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A car leaving the Paul St. car park last Saturday while Phil, Chris and myself took photos from the top floor.
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A long five second exposure at f/22 captured cars stuck on Patrick Street about a month ago.
They've done some fabulous work on the pavements of Cork's main thoroughfare but it hasn't made a jot of difference to vehicular traffic, except to make it more dangerous to pedestrians as they saunter across junctions blissfully unaware of the cars bearing down on them ..
Light trails from passing cars fill the frame with a golden glow on the corner of The Grand Parade and Washington Street, Cork.
Long exposure shot made possible by the traffic light switch on which I rested my camera!
Freeze what you're doing. Right now. The world has stopped.
A busy moment on Patrick's Street, Cork captured forever.
I liked this image because of the solitary motorcycle rider, but then I noticed all the activity: the people walking, cars *all over* the frame, the parked security truck with the driver leaning over to get his papers.
All frozen.
You better be good at hill starts if you live in San Francisco! I presume it's slightly easier with an automatic transmission rather than manual?
Highly processed image via multiple tools in the GIMP until I came up with an effect I liked – multiple layers, b/w, gaussian blur, layer modes and more.
I had to rotate the image at first and reconstruct parts of the image, but I think it came out reasonably well!
San Francisco is rightly famous for it's hills and steep slopes. The city streets go up and down and, and no matter what the gradient, cars will always be parked at the side of the street. Local bylaws state that a parked car on a slope must have the front wheels pointed towards the sidewalk so the car won't roll if the handbrake fails. As you can see, not everyone obeys that particular piece of legislation!
I can't remember what building this was, but I was struck by the sheer lines of it, and the grey gloomy and despondent colour. There are no entrances visible and the building seems to grow out of the hillside as if mocking the gradient of the land by standing tall and straight.
PS. Happy Thanksgiving! It's a normal working day around the rest of the world but the Internet is much quieter now that US visitors are off work, relaxing and enjoying the day!


text: I hope you're not walking around with pockets full of coins, especially in this cellular age. This small pocket can hold the few coins you do carry, to keep them from rattling around noisily or abrading the fine fabric of your larger pockets. It's also handy for a few Advils, but don't mix your coins with your Advils. You don't know where those coins have been.


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Aston Villa relegated from Premier League for first time since 1987MANCHESTER, England — Aston Villa was relegated from the English Premier League for the first time since 1987 after losing to Manchester United 1-0 on Saturday.
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Craig Taylor's Londoners: all human life is hereThe last time I was in London I was the house guest of a Danish couple. I spent considerable time with locals who hailed originally from Stockholm, Kingston (the Jamaican ...


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For a dry, cold and dusty planet, Mars looks awfully wet in some spots. Mud volcanoes spotted by an international planetary science team look like the latest.
In the journal, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, the team led by Monica Pondrellia of Italy's Università d'Annunzio in Pescara, reports the discovery of about 250 mounds within the Red Planet's Firsoff Crater that appear to be mud volcanoes. The team discovered the mounds in images taken from the European Space Agency's Mars Express spacecraft and NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
Firsoff crater spans about 56 miles across and is almost a mile deep. Researchers have suggested that mud-spewing volcanoes may litter Mars for two decades, but the new finds inside the crater are the first ones that resemble Earth's mud volcanoes, says the study. About third of the mounds possess round mouths (typical of mud volcanoes according to the study) that average 43 feet across and are littered with lumpy boulder as big as 13 feet across.
The round mounds line the outermost fracture ring of the Firsoff impact crater. "This relationship suggests that the occurrence of the mounds is associated with pre-existing faults and fractures that might have acted as pathways for subsurface fluids," says the study:
Several investigators have detected methane, which on Earth is generally — although not exclusively — the gas associated with mud volcanoes, possibly due to seepage from the subsurface, in the Martian atmosphere through orbiter data and from ground-based telescopes. The possible current presence of methane in the atmosphere cannot be directly associated to putative mud volcanoes that were likely deposited in the uppermost Noachian, but it would suggest that methane seepage could be a plausible — although speculative — geological process that may have added to the driving mechanism for mud volcanism in the Firsoff crater.
Such methane may spring from water reacting with iron minerals below the Martian surface, the team speculates. Voila, mud springs.


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Song Meaning
Verse 1
Well, you tried it just for once found it all right for kicks
But now you found out that it's a habit that sticks
And you're an orgasm addict, you're an orgasm addict
Verse 2
Sneaking in the back door with dirty magazines
Now your mother wants to know 'bout all those stains on your jeans
And you're an orgasm addict, you're an orgasm addict
Verse 3
Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh
Uh, uh, uh
Verse 4
You get in a heat, you get in a sulk
But you still keep a-beating your meat to pulp
And you're an orgasm addict, you're an orgasm addict
Verse 5
You're a kid Casanova, you're no Joseph
It's a labor of love fucking yourself to death
Orgasm addict, you're an orgasm addict
Verse 6
Uh huh, uh
Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh
Verse 7
You're makin' out with school kids
Winos and heads of state
You even made it with the lady
Who puts the little plastic bobbins on the Christmas cakes
Verse 8
Butchers' assistants and bellhops
You've had them all here and there
Children of God and their joy strings
International women with no body hair
Verse 9
Ooh, so whether you're asking in an alley and your voice ain't steady
Your sex mechanic's rough, you're more than ready
You're an orgasm addict, you're an orgasm addict
Verse 10
Johnny want fuckie always and all ways
He's got the energy, he will remain
He's an orgasm addict, he's an orgasm addict
Verse 11
He's always at it
He's always at it
And he's an orgasm addict
He's an orgasm addict
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Diana's life was in a rut - she hated her job, she was perpetually single, and she needed a place to live. But then the perfect apartment came along. It seemed too good to be true - because it was. As it turns out, the apartment was already inhabited - by monsters.
Vom the Hungering was the first to greet Diana and to warn her that his sole purpose in life was to eat everything in his path. This poses a problem for Diana since she's in his path...and is forbidden from ever leaving the apartment. It turns out though that there are older and more ancient monstrous entities afoot - ones who want to devour the moon and destroy the world as we know it. Can Diana, Vom, and the other horrors stop this from happening? Maybe if they can get Vom to stop eating everything...and everyone.
©2011 A. Lee Martinez (P)2011 Audible, Inc.
"Martinez excels at off-the-wall storytelling that perfectly suits this cheerful apocalyptic fantasy." (Publishers Weekly)
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"Douglas Adams on Acid"
Thoroughly enjoyed this very strange little book. If Douglas Adams had been dropping acid, I suspect he would have come up with something like this. The female narrator, Khristine Hvam, gives a delightful performance. This is my 3rd Martinez AudioBook, after "Divine Misfortune" and "Emperor Mollusk vs. the Sinister Brain." I've thoroughly enjoyed all three of these weird books but "Chasing the Moon" was decidedly the weirdest and, perhaps, the one I enjoyed most. I hope to find more Martinez on AudioBooks as soon as possible.
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I kind of stumbled on Martinez's books. If you enjoy supernatural things, alternate universes and improbable situations read his series. The character Dana finds herself in usual situations and is able to overcome the obstacles.
She us not the woman who is told to stay in the car; rather she is the go to person to solve a problem She is not happy that where is has ended up does not follow the normal rules people live by, but she learns to play by the new ones. Of course she has this big heart and wants to make things right for all which is why she ends up in funny situations.
"Great book! Great author!"
I've both read and listened to many of A Lee Martinez's books. They are all wonderful. Why can't they make movies or even animated films with stories like this? If you never read his work try this or "Divine Misfortune".
"Please quit comparing to Douglas Adams"
This is an enjoyable listen. A bit odd for odd sake. Predictable. But enjoyable. But the reviews that compare it to hitchhiker's guide do not do it justice. It is different and lumpy and bubbles with strangeness all on its own and going in thinking is has Adam's sense of contradiction takes away from its own voice.
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"it was bland"
there were some great visuals but the story felt rushed and unfinished. I heard great potential but it was overall underwhelming.
"Weird on purpose, but not compelling"
Based on this book, I'm not chomping at the bit.
The story was just a mishmash of absurdities packed together without an underlying cohesion or purpose. This didn't transcend being weird on purpose (it sort of felt like a SciFi madlibs.
True example: the (noun) Hedgehog monster (verb) multiplied into several copies of itself and attacked several people, then (verb) complained when the protagonist (verb) punched it too hard and disintegrated one of its copies, then the (place) bagel shop (verb) went back to normal like nothing happened and the (Person) love interest from work who was just mashed to a paste then reassembled (verb) kind of remembered what happened and (adverb) quickly excused himself).
Unless you like a dozen hours of that, it felt like a waste of time.
Overall I liked the narrator's voice and she had a range of characters that stayed true. I'd listen to her again. But, I kept wondering if she was a little too peppy and it was making the absurdities harder to work with. Perhaps a hard book to read.
"Fun, but it goes on too long"
This book starts out as good, silly fun...but they could've pared away about a third from the middle and not lost anything of importance.
On the plus side: I LOVED the narration. Too often, when a narrator does different voices to differentiate the characters, it's just a distraction. They're usually so dumb and awkward and poorly-done! This narrator was great--her voices were all well-executed and plausible and consistent with the characters. They added to the story rather than taking away. I won't be looking for more books written by this author, but I definitely will be looking up more voiced by this narrator.
Have loved books and reading all my life.
"Enjoyable read"
I liked the story. There were places, however, where I found it was difficult to keep myself focused.
"Funny and creative, a must read."
This is one of my favorite books by Mr. Martinez
Ms. Hvam does a wonderful job reading.
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Yen Repatriation is Over
Good day. A tricky but successful first day on our brand-spanking-new computer system was had yesterday. Still some things to work out, but as our first IT guy used to say, "It's not a bug, it's a feature." It still rings true! So onto day two, and let's see what's in store for us today!
Which is very similar to the currencies and metals — let's see what's in store for them today, eh? The volatility continues to rain down on these two asset classes. But in the whole scheme of things, the dollar remains in the downtrend, and will remain there — with blips higher from time to time — until we correct the debt/deficit problem, or at least get on the road to correcting them. But as I like to say in my presentations, the U.S. GPS navigation system isn't working, for they can't even find the road to correction!
OK, I spent a lot of time yesterday talking about the nearing end of the long-standing bond rally. Here's another thing to keep in mind regarding that thought, and that is: that the Fed's Twist & Shout, I mean Operation Twist, will end in the second quarter, which means that the market will have to absorb more than 70% more in bonds per quarter going forward. That alone could very well be enough to send yields even higher!
Well, yesterday, I also talked about the Chinese PMI (purchasing managers index) and how strong it printed. Well, it must be something that's catching around the globe, because not only did the U.S. too print a stronger than expected PMI (we call it ISM), but so too did Canada! And that's a real good sign for global growth, folks.
And as I said yesterday, the proxy for global growth has always been the Australian dollar (AUD), and I do believe the A$ will continue to be supported by the global growth machine that's beginning to show up around the world. Right now, the A$ is feeling a bit pinched because the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) sounded quite dovish last night, and mentioned rate cuts in their statement, which sounded like: "Interest rate expectations are going to fall, and this will continue to weigh on the Aussie dollar."
As I said yesterday, I don't see the need for the rate cuts, given the data I've seen, but this whole scenario plays well with James Rickards' book Currency Wars.
The thing I didn't talk about yesterday, with China's manufacturing report, is that the reports of a hard landing for the Chinese economy seem to be exaggerated, eh? Recall that I've said all along that I believed that the Chinese economy would "moderate," not collapse.
The U.S. stock rally continues to amaze me. But then, the Fed has been priming the stock market pump for some time now, so eventually, we should see a stock rally. But I saw something this morning that caught my eye: The German DAX is beating the S&P 500 by the most since 2006. Again, this is a result of the global growth news. But let's not downplay this move in the DAX, for the German stock index has topped every developed market tracked by Bloomberg this year.
As I've said for some time now, if we could just buy Germany… but we can't, not without all the baggage.
Speaking of the baggage, while everyone is focused on Spain, Ireland is beginning to rumble again.
Yet the euro (EUR) gains in value — it's called relative value.
Here in the U.S. we saw a data print on Friday, which I failed to talk about yesterday, basically because the news item was buried in the over 850 emails I had to sift through yesterday. Recall me talking about the TV commercial from the world-famous St. Louis rock station, KSHE, in which the daughter is appalled that her dad hears the opening chords to the song "Brown Sugar" and begins to play the air guitar, and she cries, "Mom, he's doing it again."
Well, that same thing could be played out for the U.S. consumer. Once again, we are on a path to destruction, as we spend more than we make. Personal spending in February was stronger than expected, at 0.8%, while personal income was up only 0.2%, thus causing a drop in the savings rate from 4.3% to 3.7%. But it's not just one month here, folks. January and December spending rates were revised upward. When will we ever learn?
But this is what the Fed wants. They've primed the pump for another bubble, folks. You never know where a bubble is going to pop up, but with all the quantitative easing, stimulus and everything else that's gone into reviving the U.S. consumer, a bubble was imminent.
While I'm on stuff here in the U.S., this Friday will be the Jobs Jamboree for April, using March jobs data. This Friday is also Good Friday for those of us that observe Easter, which means the stock market will be closed, so a large piece of the markets will be missing, and that could cause some very volatile reaction to the jobs number. Right now, the "experts" are thinking that 205,000 net jobs were created in March. But going back over the years on Good Friday, the Jobs Jamboree has held some HUGE surprises for the markets.
Since 1994, there have been five previous Good Friday Job Jamborees, and three of the five held some HUGE surprises to the upside for the Jobs Jamboree participants. So we need to keep that in mind as we head into Friday.
The price of oil rebounded by $2 yesterday, back to $104. For the most part, the petrol currencies are not reacting to that move. There comes a time when the volatility in the asset prices becomes just noise and the assets just don't react to the daily gyrations. As I like to say, they become "Comfortably Numb."
The Brazilian real (BRL) has really fallen on difficult times as once again the Brazilian government complains about currency wars but then goes about doing what it can to weaken its own currency. We've seen several of these moves to weaker values in the real over the years only be eventually reversed. I don't know if this is another case where a reversal will be seen, but at least you are armed with the fact that the real has reversed in the weak moves in the past.
The price of gold is pretty flat this morning. I read a report from Jeff Clark of BIG GOLD yesterday that really made sense to me and plays well with my "everyday observations." Jeff wrote that the price of gold is being supported by the fact that "real interest rates" in the U.S. are negative. He points out that the Fed continues to say that current rates will remain near zero for at least another year, and maybe longer. He then points out what I've pointed out for some time now, that inflation continues to grow higher, which means the "real interest rate" will remain negative.
For those of you new to class, "real interest rates" are derived from the net of bellwether 10-year Treasury yield, minus inflation.
OK, enough of that! The Japanese yen (JPY) continues to defy gravity. The need for the "safe haven" trade in yen is over. But I think for the most part that March repatriation of yen which is what we see every year, offset the unwinding of safe haven trades. So Bullwinkle, what do you have up your sleeve to amaze the markets now? I still don't think yen is a so-called safe haven, and I certainly don't think that it has much else going for it at this point.
Then there was this: Did you hear about the CFTC (Commodities Futures Trading Commission) accusing the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) of "wash trades"? Here's the skinny, and then my thoughts. From The Wall Street Journal:
"U.S. regulators alleged a 'wash trading scheme of massive proportion' by Royal Bank of Canada, which was accused in a lawsuit of unlawfully trading hundreds of millions of dollars in stock futures in order to get tax benefits…
"The Commodity Futures Trading Commission filed the civil lawsuit against the Canadian bank in the Southern District of New York on Monday. The CFTC alleged that Royal Bank of Canada broke laws banning 'wash trades,' or trades a firm does with itself to make it look as if stocks or other securities have been bought and sold."
The RBC denies these claims and says the allegations are "absurd." And the spokesperson went onto say that "The lawsuit is "meritless and we will rigorously defend ourselves against such baseless allegations."
That's all fine and good, but I want to know when the CFTC is going to do anything about the allegations that the whistle-blower made about metals price manipulation.
To recap: Manufacturing around the world is on an upswing, which is good news for the global growth campers. China, the U.S. and Canada all reported stronger-than-expected manufacturing index numbers. The RBA left rates unchanged but greased the tracks for future rate cuts. I still don't believe they are necessary, but the RBA seems to have an ax to grind here. Be careful of the Good Friday Jobs Jamboree this week.


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Pollo al mattone (chicken grilled under a brick) is one of Italy's great gifts to global barbecue. The weight of the brick gives the chicken a crisp, compact texture. If you love the traditional version, wait until you taste it grilled under a salt slab, which seasons the chicken while it cooks. Himalayan pink salt slabs are available at most cookware shops or online at amazon.com. If you'd prefer to use a foil-wrapped brick instead, sprinkle the chicken with an additional 1/4 teaspoon salt.
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh rosemary
- 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 3/8 teaspoon coarse sea salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 4 (6-ounce) skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
- Cooking spray
- 1 (12 x 8-inch) salt slab
- Lemon wedges (optional)
Nutrition Information
- calories 292
- fat 14.8 g
- satfat 2.4 g
- monofat 8.7 g
- polyfat 1.8 g
- protein 36 g
- carbohydrate 2 g
- fiber 0.0 g
- cholesterol 109 mg
- iron 1 mg
- sodium 554 mg
- calcium 15 mg
How to Make It
Preheat grill to high heat.
Combine first 7 ingredients in a small bowl, stirring with a whisk. Place chicken in a large zip-top plastic bag. Add juice mixture; seal bag. Turn bag to completely coat chicken. Refrigerate 20 minutes.
Remove chicken from bag; discard marinade. Place chicken on grill rack coated with cooking spray. Place salt slab on top of chicken; grill 5 minutes on each side or until chicken is done. Serve with lemon wedges, if desired.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 14, 1994, New Braunfels, Texas TUESDAYAmerican League Braves win Major League City Championship, Page 6 50 CENTS COUNTDOWN! 282 DAYS New Braunfels Sesquicentennial March 21,1845 March 21,1995 New Braunfels Herald :n:.nF c> ,T,° ; 6 I 0/22/99 W h. K T MT or- r> IBI e: y r,1 Publish TNB 12 pages In one section ■ Tuesday, June 14,1994 ASO, TX 7990-;-. Serving Comal County for more than 142 years I Home of HYLMAR AND PAM SCHNEIDER ■ Vol. 142, No. 153 Inside Comics............................................2 Crossword......................................3 Opinion...........................................4 Sports..............................................6 Obituaries.......................................7 River conditions Guadalupe River..............549 cfs Comal River.......................340 cfs * cfs - cubic feet per second Stammtisch Birthday wishes from the Herald-Zeitung! The New Braunfels Herald-7£itunn extends the following birthday wishes to; William Max Welborn, Ashley Bailing, Carlos Vela, and Douglas E. Graves. Happy anniversary to Hylmar and Pam Schneider (25) and Max and Janis Worn-mack. Bon Voyage party for Bob Krueger The public is invited to a Bon Voyage party for Bob Krueger tonight at 7 p.m. at the Forke Store at Conservation Plaza. Krueger, of New Braunfels, will leave shortly with his family to take his new post as U.S. ambassador to Burundi. Conservation Plaza is located at 1300 Church Hill Drive in New Braunfels. For information, call Gloria Sasser at 620-0864. Women's Center to conduct training The Comal County Women's Center will conduct training for Hotline Volunteers on Monday, June 20, at 6 p.m. The Women's Center staffs a 24-hour crisis hotline for women who have been battered, abused or sexually assaulted This hotline is forwarded to your home. Anyone interested in being a volunteer can contact the volunteer coordinator at 620-7520. Flag Retirement ct and the genera Republican women to hold picnic The New Braunfels Republican Women invite the public to their annual picnic, Monday, June 20 at 6:30 p m at Pavilions 4 and S at Landa Park Guest speaker is Ralph Wall Meal costs $3 for a single, $6 for a couple and S2 for children Business After Hours at SchlRterbahn The New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours membership mixer, an informal gathering of chamber member! sponsored by Schlitterbahn Resort and Waterpark. To be held from 5 p.m. to 7 p m. Thursday, June 16 at the Sur-fenburg entrance to Schlitterbahn on Union St. Introduce yourself to the'Mystery Member and you may win a c?sh prize. S TimntiBch_ flhs New Branch lit raid bilking invites Ut nadir j lo submit Ut mi lo Siammluck. According lo lha Sophianburg Archival and ma mb* n of ihi Garmon community, 'Siammiisch" r aprat ann a tilling plat a for mamba ti of tho community lo gather and thor a tho day'i happening! Wa invite you lo thoro with ut ) Alcohol banned from Eikel Field Park By JENNIFER ROMPEL Staff Writer People who use Eikel Field Park on the west side of New Braunfels will no longer be able to consume alcohol on the park grounds. New Braunfels city council members passed an emergency ordinance Monday night banning alcohol consumption and possession at Eikel Field Park, Haymarket Park, The Little League Fields on Common Street and the Little League Fields on Fredericksburg Road. The issue was first brought to the city's attention by residents who attended a town meeting held in District I. Eikel Field Park is located in District I. Residents in that area and in other areas of the city later signed a petition requesting alcohol be banned in Eikel Field Park. The petition was presented to the Parks and Recreation Board, and the board made a recommendation to the city council in favor of the ban. Local resident Gloria Suarez Sasser presented a second petition to the council requesting the ban be put in place. The petition contained more than 300 signatures. Several west side residents spoke to the council in favor of the ban. The residents said they are scared to allow their children to go to the park because of the type of people who are spending time there in the evenings. Earlier this month another petition was presented to the city asking that the city not ban alcohol in the park. This petition was signed by 300 people who opposed the ban because it would affect family functions such as birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, and reunions. West side resident Mary Paniaqua said she and her Ballet Folklorica dance group have never had a problem when practicing in the park. District I city council member Butch Benitez proposed the ban be approved. "I feel we need to pass this and get alcohol banned so we will have ample time to do what we need to do," he said. Phone problems hit New Braunfels By ROGER CROTEAU City Editor Thousands of New Braunfels residents may have thought their telephones were not working Monday, but if they had been patient they could have made their calls, according to Tim Tippit, area manager of external affair! for Southwestern Bell Telephone. "The phones weren't really dead," Tippit said. 'The problem we were having at the switching office caused people to have to wait IO to 30 seconds before they got a dial tone." The hardware problem that developed at the New Braunfels switching office began early Monday morning and was corrected by about 2 p.m. Monday. It effected all the New Braunfels exchanges — any number starting with 62 or 60, Tippit said. Tippit said the problem was compounded by people who picked up their telephone, got no dial tone, put the receiver back down and then picked it up again. "In effect, when you did that, you put yourself in line behind yourself. Our computer goes in order, answering every line that gets picked up, whether you are still on that line or not. So when people did that, it caused a snowball effect, and made 'Th* phones weren't really dead. Th* problem SSS caused people to have to walt 10 to 30 seconds for a dial tone.' — Tim Tippit the delays longer," he said. Tippit said the company does not know what caused the equipment failure. 'There is no indication that there was a lightning strike or power surge or anything like that. We don't know what caused the hardware problem," he said. Harald-Zaitungphoto by JOHN HUSETH Monday mishap A two-car collision occurred Monday at 12:20 p.m. outside tho Now Braunfels Factory Stores. Police reports Indicate a Plymouth Colt driven by Joseph Francis Davis, 73, of New Braunfels ran a red light and hit a Toyota Tercel driven by Karin Sue Stanush, 31. Her two children were also in the car. No one was taken to the hospital. This newspaper is printed on recycled newsprint City, NBU to continue talks on water rate hike By JENNIFER ROMPEL Staff Writer New Braunfels City Council members will conduct another workshop with members of the New Braunfels Utilities Board of Trustees to discuss water and sewer rates and NBU's contribution to the city. A workshop and a regular city council meeting were held Monday night, and both issues were discussed. The NBU board has already passed a resolution requesting the city allow the board to increase water and sewer rates The board has asked that water rates be increased 5 9 percent and sewer rates be increased 9.6 percent in the next three fiscal years If approved the rate increases would begin in August 'We want to bring water and sewer up to tho level where they support themselves... We came to the council three years ago for a rate Increase SSS We were given lees than half of what we asked for.' — Bob Sohn NBU General Manager Bob Sohn said the board has been trying to get the water and sewer systems to the point where they make enough revenue so that they support themselves. The dearie system currently supports the water and sewer systems "When we received the water and sewer operations we agreed that water and sewer should be almost given away Water was relatively inexpensive and we were fortunate in having a very lucrative dearie system," he said "We want to bring water and sewer up to the level where they support themselves, . We came to the council three years ago for a rate increase . We were given less than half of what we asked for," said Sohn. Even with the new proposed rate increases the water and sewer systems collections would pay for only operations and maintenance. The capital improvements would be paid by the electric revenues. At-large council member Jan K e n n a d y expressed her concern over whether or not the proposed increase in rates was a result of the city receiving an increased contribution from NBU • Board members O A Stratemann and Momhinweg explained that NBU was planning to ask for an increase before the contribution amount was determined However board member Robert Orr said the rate increase would not be as much if city contribution had not been increased. During the regular meeting the city council discussed whether or not to approve a resolution agreeing to NBU's methtxi of calculating a contribution to the city. City council member! expressed they would like to study the issue further and conduct a workshop The new method calls tor the city to receive IO percent of the adjusted gross revenues from NBU. That will amount to nearly SI 4 million this budget year The method will not include the cost of water, power, or the payment on bonds for the Canyon Lake Hydroelectric Plant "It allows the city to have more money and helps us protect our investment.. .We need a checkpoint to make lure the utilities stay in good financial condition," said Sohn. City council members questioned whether or not they should request that a minimum contribution be met in case NBU does not make a profit in future years. NBU board members said ensuring a future contribution would violate the bond ordinance The workshop to discuss rates and the conalbumin will be held at 6:30 p m June 27 The regular council meeting will begin at 8 30 p.m. Saddle Slappers The 4-H Saddle Slappers put on a fund raiser barrel race recently. Brandi Elliot presents Donna Dugoah bar money for winning the open class. Donna's sons ara also plctursd. Two teen-agers drown over weekend By JENNIFER ROMPEL Staff Writer Area emergency personnel responded to two drowning! lait weekend - one that occurred in Canyon Lake and one that occurred in the Guadalupe River. New Braunfels Fire Department EMS responded to a drowning that occurred in the Comal River on Saturday evening. A 16-year-old New Braunfels resident wai reported milling at 9:32 p.m. Saturday, according to Captain Danny Procknow of the New Braunfels Fire Department. Procknow said two people were on the scene when EMS personnel arrived at the River. The people reported that there was a person milling from a tube. Procknow said rescue personnel were ititioned at The Other Place reaort, the Union Street Exit, and at the end of Seele Street before the Minion Valley Dam. Rescue personnel allo took the rescue raft on the river to search for the boy. After rescue effort* were unsuccessful EMS personnel borrowed the police department'! boat, and after two panel they were able to locate the body 300 feet down stream from where the teen fell out of the tub. He was found under 15 feet of water near The Other Place resort. Other people who were floating had gotten out of the water at The Other Place and the Union Street Exit. Canyon Lake emergency personnel responded to a drowning that occurred near the Canyon Lake Park in Hancock. Michael R. Gonzales, 17, of San Marcos was pronounced dead by a doaor at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio. The drowning occurred at 6:10 p.m. June ll Gonzales, who was a student at the Gary Job Coips, was at the park with friends Gonzales apparently could not swim and got into an area of the lake that was too deep for him to stand, according to Chief Elwood Hohenr, chief deputy at the Comal County Sheriffs Office. 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Tried the whitefish and the prime rib. The prime rib is fantastic. The whitefish was good too. Prime rib is available certain nights during the week.
We always make a trip here to get our fill of German Food! It's the best here. Make reservations this place fills up fast!!
They were about to close for the evening and they made us a delicious cheeseburger and were very friendly and accommodating.
Just ate breakfast which was average to above average in taste/ service good. View fantastic from almost any table
Front desk raved about the prime rib, was terrible...tough, odd flavor...out of the 4 of us, 3 potato orders were cold...Cold baked potatoes??!! Fries must have been first thing done and sat under a/c??? Drinks were small, but price wasnt compared to area. Place was far from full [ less than half seats ] but staff seemed overwhelmed.
I realize Door County is rustic and a bit old fashioned but there's nothing classic about rude service and awful overpriced food.
Our waitress took our order and promptly disappeared. After nearly 45 minutes and multiple inquiries we were served two cold steaks and a hockey puck that was once a frozen pizza.
Woefully mismanaged, there's literally no one in...
Our breakfasts at the Hof Restaurant were all great. The blueberry pancake special had the biggest blueberries I've seen. Delish. The other breakfasts we had were also very good and reasonably priced. The orange juice tasted fresh squeezed. The coffee though is a very weak for my taste and could be a bit hotter. The wait staff are all friendly...
The food served was like my grandma's cooking. Wonderful, served beautifully by very friendly, competent servers with a view of Egg Harbor. Gorgeous.
Formal dinning room, with linens and live dinner music. A full menu( I had prime rib) excellent, and a full bar. Our table was over looking the lake, beautiful view.
Food half cold, tasted canned. Don't look into kitchen from the outside windows to see it violates every health code known to man. They burnt my medium rare steak to a crisp. Which would of been ok had I not looked into the kitchen after my meal. Terribly dirty, unorganized, and gross.
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The string of beads, tied to a black cord, hung around his neck, where they felt cool against the skin that covered his heart.
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