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Mancini insists the table does, in fact, lie
Man City manager says his side do not deserve to be 15 points behind rivals United
Manchester City's Carlos Tevez celebrates after scoring against Newcastle United at The Etihad Stadium last weekend. Photograph: Phil Noble/Reuters
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini claims Manchester United's sizeable lead in the Premier League exaggerates the difference between the two sides.
United hold a 15-point advantage over their rivals heading into Monday's derby clash at Old Trafford. With just eight games remaining, Mancini has already conceded the title to United but the Italian is determined to cut the deficit to a figure he believes more accurately reflects the on-field gap.
"We don't deserve to stay 15 points behind," Mancini said. "They have played very well, they have won a lot of games. The last 18 (unbeaten) — the last time they lost was Norwich. They deserve to stay on the top, but not 15 points. It is not a true table.
"Now we have eight games. If we play well, if we win a lot of these games, maybe we can reduce this gap. This should be our target in this moment."
City memorably thrashed United 6-1 when they visited Old Trafford last season. Mancini is certainly not expecting a repeat.
"This is impossible," he said. "This can happen every 100 years."
But he does expect his team to give everything, even though the title seems out of reach and they face Chelsea in the FA Cup semi-finals the following week.
He said: "If it is not important for the table or the title race, I think the derby is always a derby. It is important for us and for them. We have pressure, always. It will be like the first (derby). I think every derby is important. We want to show we don't deserve to stay 15 points behind and we can reduce the gap from now to the end.
"But the title race is finished."
City go into the game on the back of an encouraging 4-0 thrashing of Newcastle and boosted by the news key midfielder Yaya Toure has signed a new four-year contract. The influential Ivory Coast international has committed himself to the Etihad Stadium until 2017, ending speculation he could leave in the summer.
Mancini said: "I am happy because Yaya, for me, is one of the best players in the world and we are happy he plays for us and he stays here for another four years. I think it is very important for the club."
Toure turns 30 in May but Mancini does not see that as an issue. The Italian, speaking at a press conference to preview Monday's game, said: "I think that Yaya is a player that can play until 36, 37 because he can play in front of the defence, like a central defender. I think he can play every position. I think when he is very old, like me, he can play as a defender."
Toure's agent had claimed last month that the player — who still had more than two years remaining on his previous deal — was growing impatient over the delays in reaching an agreement and issued an ultimatum. Dimitri Seluk threatened to start negotiations with other clubs if a deal was not agreed before the end of March but City were always confident talks would be concluded satisfactorily in the fullness time.
Mancini said: "We are only happy that he continues to play for us and has signed another contract. This is important for me, for him, for the club, for the players."
Playmaker David Silva signed a new five-year contract earlier in the season and Mancini expects more deals to be agreed with existing players in the coming months. Two that could become a priority are Carlos Tevez and Gareth Barry, who will both enter the final years of their contracts in the summer.
Mancini said: "We have time to talk about this. Yaya was important — also for the other players it would be the same, in the next month, next two months. I am confident."
Tevez was this week ordered to undertake 250 hours of community service after being convicted of driving while disqualified. Mancini does not expect the Argentinian's punishment to hamper the club in any way. When asked if it could be a problem,
"I don't think so, no," said Mancini. "I didn't speak with him about this. I think that Carlos did a mistake and he will pay for this, but usually he has good behaviour."
Another City player, Samir Nasri, was also banned from driving this week, but Mancini does not think these incidents reflect badly on the club. He said: "I don't think this. This is their private life. We can do nothing about this. This can happen sometimes."


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4) The Property Right of the Individual
The insanity continued "Suppose one of these children owns a piece of property that is slated for economic development because the government of a community believes that the social welfare of the community in terms of economic development outweighs the rights of the individual to own the property. The court has already adjudicated in Eminent Domain cases that the social welfare of the economic development outweighs the rights of the individual property owner."
The ridiculousness went on "This erosion of property rights is further enhanced by the application of civil forfeiture laws against citizens for minor crimes. The intent of the law was that the illegal drug lords would not be allowed to profit handsomely from their criminal economic enterprise. The fact of the matter is that the law is being used to seize goods to support the economic venture of the local governments and police departments regardless of the type of criminal activity committed. A $20,000 vehicle can be seized for a crime of one hundred dollars. The intent of the law is ignored if the argument fits the economic enhancement of those who enforce the law."
"It's like the pineapple or the cow versus, say, the Asian Carp invasion. The pineapple and the cow are not indigenous to America and they certainly have changed the landscape of the country but few complain enough to argue that both species should be eradicated from the USA. Yet the Asian Carp? Why, the argument is that the Asian Carp will destroy the eco system it is introduced to because the species is not indigenous to America. The Asian Carp is demonized because the argument doesn't suit the belief system of those who are making the argument. So what do the anti-Asian Carp argument makers do? In some cases they poison lakes to kill off every species living in the lake to stop the one specie that has invaded. The needs of the human social welfare outweigh the needs of the animals living in the lake. It is better to slaughter many to stop one instead of seeing how nature reacts on its own over time.
The interesting dual humorous sidebar of the Anti-Asian Carp argument makers is the argument that the Asian Carp has no natural predators in the USA. Of course the species doesn't have any natural predators! It has been introduced and nature has yet to react! But the species obviously has an unnatural predator…the human species.
The point is this: The introduction of species to another environment is what nature does. This is part of evolution.
The pineapple and the cow are legal to exist in the USA and to be cultivated because these species bring a proper economic social welfare to those who see a benefit to the non-indigenous pineapple and the non-indigenous cow existing in the USA but if another species that a special interest group has determined to have, in the eyes of the special interest group, detrimental economic social welfare invades the USA then, well, that is a thing of horror to be stopped. The belief is that mankind is above the laws of nature. Evolution must be stopped…if a human special interest group states that it must be stopped.
This stopping of evolution argument is the same argument put forth by those purportedly seeking to control global warming. The argument is that evolution must be stopped. Ceding control of personal and property rights to those who know how to stop global warming is what the argument is. The truth is that the evolution of nature cannot be stopped. The argument is all about control of human civilization by those above the global argument…as witnessed by the continuing stories of excessive carbon emissions by the proponents of the global warming argument. It is another do as I say not as I Do argument!
There is an interesting parallel between those who manage the waterways and the battle with the Asian Carp. Those who manage the waterways fight all they can to stop the Asian Carp invasion for there is a fear of the change to the eco-system. The waterway managers are similar to the Native Americans who fought against the Europeans who invaded their land. The first few Europeans were killed off but the Europeans kept coming back in bigger numbers. The globalized species kept coming back to modify the environment. To the Native Americans the Europeans were Asian Carp; the Europeans viewed themselves as cows and pineapple.
The interesting thing about nature is that nature always tends to find a balance. There is an evolution continuously underway to bring nature into balance. The Asian Carp will come and act as a predator, and over time nature will react and restore balance.
Contrast the way nature acts to the schism found in US Political thought today. The country is polarized with no seeming new political philosophy to restore some balance among the populace. The two political parties quit evolving, and that goes against the laws of nature. The way of nature is that a new political thought will evolve from the current political thoughts.
The current dominant predator in the political realm is the social economic predator. This predator has a study created that goes to a government body that basically states the following case: If the government uses Eminent Domain on property owned by someone else then the parties the study represents will make the property more valuable thereby enhancing the value of the community and the community chest. The Court has already ruled in favor of the social economic predator. The Court has ruled that the social economic predator via the conceit of Government has greater property rights than the owner of the property.
The point is, to tie all the obtuseness of the argument together: A decision in favor of the personal mandate requiring the purchase of Health Insurance would be the latest in an evolutionary process of adjudications made by the Supreme Court of the United States of America deteriorating the property rights of the individual. The way that the Court has been adjudicating is that either the perceived social welfare of legislation or the perceived social economic welfare of legislation outweighs either the individual or property rights of the citizen. A decision continuing this thought process is fated to have consequences of nature. The citizenry is deciding that too many individual rights have been trampled and since the three branches of government seem incapable of addressing the issue there will be both public chaos and Constitutional Amendments to restore the balance of the rights of the individual versus the perceived social welfare.
Let's take these children, for example. Right now they are equal. Do they have equal opportunity in the USA? Let's assume that one child is born in a house and the other child is born in a hospital. Does that mean that one child has more opportunity than the other? It is certain that both children have more opportunity than an aborted child but if the court is to determine legislation in the context of equal opportunity should not both children or the potential adults that they will turn into be treated equally?
Let's phrase it another way. If child A owns a piece of property and child B states that they can make more money via the property that Child A owns then how does the court determine which child should be treated fairly. Is it not punitive to Child A to force the sale of the property to either the Government and then to Child B or else directly to Child B?
This is the issue facing many citizens in America. The Court has ruled time and again that those who have friends in Governmental Administration have a greater right to the body and property of the individual. If the individual does not comply with this form of Governmental Administration then the individual is punitively dealt with by the Governmental Administration at the behest of those with friends in the Administration. The argument is always couched in terms of economic benefit meaning that the right of the individual is subjugated to the perceived financial impact of the legislation.
Despite reports to the contrary there is an educational system in the United States that does educate citizens. Some educated citizens who are subjected to the punitive action of perceived economic benefit legislation believe that this application of perceived economic benefit game is a fallacy. The legislation that rules that the use of public tax dollars…which is what the individual mandate is ultimately about…based upon the perceived financial impact is ultimately benefitting a few parties with a large portion of tax dollars while imposing punitive measures upon the masses. Some educated masses have seen enough Bernie Madoff style Ponzi schemes to believe they recognize a Ponzi scheme when they see one.
Some educated masses also recognize that the legislation is being sold as achieving certain goals to benefit America but that even the politicians selling the legislation admit that the legislation is flawed and won't achieve the end goal. The politicians state that no piece of legislation is perfect but it is the best that can be done now so therefore the legislation MUST be passed. Just because politicians make this argument does not mean that the argument is valid. The software engineers have built the viruses into the code of the software."
5) The Pursuit of Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness
"The Declaration of independence is not named the Declaration of the Collective. The Declaration of independence is not named the Declaration of Dependence. It is the Declaration of Independence.
The Declaration of Independence states three unalienable rights. These stated rights are: Life Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. The Declaration reads that these rights are among rights that are endowed by The Creator. The Declaration further states That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men.
If a country wants peace and support from the citizens of the country then the country must accede to allowing people the right to live their own life as they choose without punitive government interference. The way for the three branches of government to achieve both peace and support from the citizenship is by defining the rights of the individual in terms of personal and property rights. The way for the three branches of Government to achieve social discontent among the citizenship is to continue to divide the populace through social economic predator legislation that is punitive to the non social economic predator citizenship.
If the polling data referenced earlier is correct then upwards of 150,000,000 citizens view the individual mandate to purchase Health Insurance as punitive in nature. It is a matter of opinion as to whether between 50,000,000 and 150,000,000 unhappy citizens are considered social discontent. However, if the opinion held is that upwards of 150,000,000 unhappy citizens is not a measure of social discontent then it makes one wonder how many upset citizens are required to be upset to be considered a measure of social discontent.
The court has been ruling for years now that the personal and the property rights of the citizen are subjugated to a theoretical economic and environmental social collective legal theory pushed by power hungry political parties. The court needs to start redefining the personal and property rights of the citizen in terms of If the citizens own it they own it. The court also has to define the citizen's right to operate their own individual and personal property without punitive coercion to force a form of social behavior. If the court does not do this a possible future is that the socially discontented will come together to get Constitutional Amendments passed that will define the rights of the citizens with respect to their personal and property rights.
The court is asked the following question: Can the Supreme Court of the United States define any personal and property rights that belong to citizen that aren't subjugated to a political group's perceived social good? The right of subjugation is understandable in times of…say…the conflict of war. But even the existence of a time of war does not give the Federal Government to claim all rights of the citizens' property. The continuing subjugation of the citizens' right of determination of personal and property through punitive measures is fated to eventually escalate to physical conflict.
Think about the following social evolutions that have occurred. In 1900 there were virtually no automobiles, televisions, radios, computers, frozen food, air conditioners and other products. These products grew and became commonplace because the marketplace worked. Products were created and the public decided to purchase these products. The purchase of these products was not punitively forced up the masses of society.
The USA also once led the world in housing ownership and education. Then the Federal Government became involved with many various programs passed out of Washington, DC. These programs all "guaranteed" more home ownership and better education for all. By all accounts, home ownership and the education system are worse off for all the Federal programs and all the money that has been lost on these programs. If the Supreme Court of the United States supports the Individual Mandate as legal under the Commerce Clause imagine where the Health Care System in the USA will be forty years from now."
6) Byzantium
The machete blade chopped another slice of pineapple. "To look at a pineapple one would see a simplistic looking fruit. But the pineapple is a complex fruit. It has many layers and a thorny outside covering that pricks many who try to get at the tasty fruit. However, the design of the pineapple by nature looks simple." The mouthpiece took a bite of pineapple. A motion was made with the hand towards the dolls. "Now, with respect to the pineapple and these symbols of children and the other adults in the United States, how is it determined that anyone of them get to have a piece of this pineapple? I mean, each child here must know how to get to the heart of the pineapple to be able to eat some of the fruit. Heck, each child must know how to get to the pineapple first to be able to open the outer cover to be able to get to the fruit inside. Nature designed a simple fruit to be enjoyed. The US political system has instead created a Byzantine Pineapple to be doled out at the whim of the political system."
"It is said that ignorance of the law is no excuse for failing to abide by the law. Yet, for example, in 2010 something like 30,000 new laws were passed throughout the United States. Bills are also passed without specified laws but rather a legalistic framework that establishes committees that can perpetually change laws without a need for Congressional approval. These rules in effect increase the volume of laws to be followed.
TARP is a piece of legislation in theory designed to purchase of assets of Troubled Assets but the application of the legislation is another set of laws regarding redistribution of government receipts that binds the citizens of the USA. TARP was designed to purchase specific Assets but what TARP ultimately ended up doing was to create a series of Asset purchases separate from what the politicians' stated intended purpose of TARP was.
Borders Books recently filed for bankruptcy. The current Administration did not seek funding to enhance the bankruptcy organization of Border Books as the Administration did with General Motors and Chrysler. Why did the Administration treat one bankruptcy different than the other? Because the Administration views the GM and Chrysler babies as not being created equal with respect to the Borders Books baby.
Looking at the dolls, the two infants here, the law defines whether either one of these two children will or will not receive a benefit from TARP. But how can this be? If all citizens are created equal and the passage of laws and the adjudication of the passage of laws are supposed to be about the rights of the individual as well as governance to provide equal opportunity then how can a law that benefits one child be constitutional if the law does not equally benefit the other child?
Let's go back to the 30,000 laws passed in the last year on top of all the other laws that have been passed in prior years. Just how is it that all citizens are supposed to be able to know the code of law? In fact, how is it that the whole legal system including the courts and the prosecuting and law enforcement officials are supposed to know all the various laws? The fact of the matter is this: It is not possible for any citizen to know all the various laws…nor is it possible for all the various agencies tasked with enforcement of the laws to know all the laws. So the country has a government system such as it has now: a byzantine empire where the laws that the administration in power wants to be enforced are enforced against those that the administration chooses to dislike.
The enforcement of the legal code is based upon political contribution instead of a matter of individual rights. The result is a splintering of the citizenship to curry favor to achieve power. This is the exact opposite of the statements in the Declaration of Independence that government is to be established to secure the unalienable rights of the citizen!
This body politic is endemic to both political parties in the United States, and is supported by Supreme Court adjudications. These two children and in fact all children are raised in a political environment that stresses the fracturing and fractionizing of the body politic of the country so that there is a breeding of mind thought that only certain thought waves are acceptable and will be rewarded with slices of pineapple. The problem is that the governmentally enforced acceptable ways of thought have little to do with securing the rights to pursue life, liberty and happiness. The acceptable ways of thought have everything to do with getting political friends a bigger slice of pineapple.
The Welfare System, TARP, the stimulus package, the Health Care Bill, the mandating of sub-prime loans, the takeover of Fannie and Freddie: these are a few examples of legislation designed to benefit a few special interests with government guarantees at the expense of other individuals who have not come to Congress as a voting bloc. The benefit one receives is directly proportional to the access that an individual has to government…rather than an adjudicated philosophy respecting the personal and property rights of the individual as well as for providing equal opportunity for all. The Byzantium Empire now exists.
The Byzantine Empire did not grow overnight. It grew over the years due to the failures of the two primary Economic Theories in political force right now: Capitalism and Social Welfare Legislation.
7) The Failure of Pure Capitalism
Pure capitalism fails on an economic front due to the adherence to greed at any cost. On a Microeconomic basis this inevitably leads to fraud because unless one creates something they own that is profitable or one "hits" some form of lottery one of the fastest way to make large amounts of money for most people is through crime. Pure capitalism lends itself to fraud. Some form of Governmental regulation is necessary to try and prevent fraud.
Of course, one person's capitalistic fraud is another person's capitalistic opportunity. Fraud is the direct use of false statements and also actions to derive a profit. If program trading drops the price of a stock from $30\share to a penny a share then where is the fraud? Fortunes may change hands in an instant but that is capitalism in the market place and it must be allowed to occur. Regulation to deny citizens profits from wagers they make in the marketplace does not meet a Blind Baby test for this regulation is choosing the winner and the loser in the transaction and that is not Government securing the rights of the individual.
Pure capitalism fails on a macroeconomic front because the capitalistic view of the citizen is that the citizen is beholden to permanent employment. This employment is always assumed to be stable and mutually beneficial.
The fact is that a measure of 100% employment is unachievable, and even if it were achieved it would mean both that the measuring method has not covered all citizens and also that the measuring method will not stay at 100% employment forever.
Another failure is that the capitalist model assumption is that all employees and employers relationships are mutually beneficial. The relationships are not always structured in this manner. Some employees take advantage of some employers and some employers take advantage of some employees.
Similarly, not are all employees and employers are competent nor do they always make what turns out to be the best decisions in the long run. Nor do all citizens want to work every day all day long to build a career to enjoy life.
The same is true for wealth. There are those that have wealth and there are those that do not. Some people will increase their wealth and some will lose their wealth.
The lawyer grabbed the Travelers Insurance Harvard business school case. "The Travelers Insurance case taught in some educational systems in the USA is a great example of the success and failure of capitalism all in one. Here is how the case works:
i) Travelers Insurance has some "underperforming" bonds. "Underperforming" Bonds means that Travelers isn't making as much money as they would like or think that they should.
ii) Travelers Insurance creates a wholly owned but completely separate legal corporate entity. This entity, sub-Travelers, insulates Travelers from lawsuits regarding actions by sub-Travelers. This company, Sub-Travelers, gets the bonds from Travelers.
iii) Sub-Travelers procure cash from the public and issues new bonds. These new bonds come in 4 classes. Two classes are given to Travelers Insurance and two classes are given to the investing public.
This is capitalism at its best and worst in one format. The market works. The public can invest in the bonds and get paid back for their investment according to the terms of the bonds. Travelers Insurance now has better performing bonds in their portfolio.
The failure is that the Travelers deal has to be a structured scam. Other than to get cash from the public Travelers has, in essence, done nothing. Travelers has to have structured the deal in a way so that whoever invests cash in the new bonds is getting less money than if they had held the cash in another investment or just bought the bonds from Travelers that are "underperforming" outright. Logically this the way that this has to be structured or else why would Travelers make the deal?
This is capitalism at its worst. The greedy public will buy the bonds…and lose on the bonds…because someone has sold the public that the bonds are a better "deal" than the public can gets elsewhere. The greedy Travelers gets more money for…in essence…doing nothing. And if someone loses out there are courts set up to adjudicate right and wrong. This is Buyer Beware exemplified.
Of course, there are no market condition guarantees and even though the structure of the deal is solely to benefit Travelers Insurance some other factor may influence the end result of the deal. This is Capitalism at its finest. There are deals and then there are deals.
This is human and corporate nature exemplified. There are winners and losers in the deals. When there are losers then there is a percent of the population is in transition. Human evolution is a part of nature and all humans are always evolving in some manner.
There will always be a portion of the population in transition in a capitalistic society. Time has proven out that, for peace and stability in society, some form of social welfare system is beneficial to society for the promotion of peace and stability.


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The setup you're describing sounds awkward to use. Here's a link to a site that seems to have some useful info on these boats, incl a mainsheet modification that makes sense:
Stuart Marine Corp. - Mid-boom Sheeting - rhodes 19 cb mid boom sheeting.jpg
Perhaps this will be helpful.
rope bridles vs rope travelers
I'm fixing a Rhodes 19, a very old one (1961), for a friend. It's been in his family all that time and is currently in bad shape. The mainsheet rigging appears to be especially messed up.
From what I can tell, original equipment on this model appears to be a rope bridle and a mid boom mainsheet block and tackle with the sheet fed back along the boom to the bridle. (I guess it's called a bridle.) How it could function as a real traveler isn't apparent to me. I've seen some rope travelers on newer Rhodes where the mainsheet block and tackle can actually be adjusted under sail to port or starboard.
Can anyone explain how a bridle functions and what it's supposed to do? I can't find out much about it.
Now for the screwy, at least I think so, mainsheet rigging. The main sheet currently goes through a cam cleat on the mainsheet block and tackle (from a catamaran no less!!), the whole assembly connected to a horizontal steel bar about 3 inches off the deck just behind the cockpit, and just under the end of the boom. I can't believe this could be correct but my friend disagrees. As it's set up now, one has to, say on a starboard tack, handle the tiller, which runs under the bar, with the left hand and hold the mainsheet with the right as it crosses back across the body to the cam cleat. Tacking is a nightmare even in moderate winds.
We hit some unexpected high winds on the lake one day (25mph + ) and almost broached at one point because of difficulty easing the main in a puff. Had to turn her quickly up into the wind but we almost went over.
(I've got some other questions but they can wait )
Thanks in advance for any advice.
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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 3/9/2014 (1028 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Seventy-five years ago, in 1939, Brandon had just come off its hottest August to that point in history. The Assiniboine River dropped a reported half-inch a day and was down to its record low level.
A new highway — Highway 10 — had just made its way up to The Pas, opening up more of the province's northern mines to southern markets like Brandon. The new highway sparked record visits to Riding Mountain National Park.
Police warned of counterfeit quarters and nickels, made of lead, that had been passed in city stores. Aldermen passed a bylaw (later deemed invalid) restricting train whistles at city crossings.
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (later to be known as the Queen Mother) visited Canada that summer, and there were breathless news reports of their railway passage across the country. Readers of the Brandon Daily Sun would have learned that Brandon's greetings were of the best in the country. "The Greatest and Happiest Day in Our History" thundered the two-deck headline on the date of the royal visit. A New York Times writer, excerpted at length in the Sun, said that Brandon provided "one of the most strikingly different receptions" on the whole tour. Throngs of war veterans and "10,000 children" greeted the King and Queen, who noticeably perked up when Brandon's reception wasn't the same old dreary dignitaries giving speeches.
"Mayor Fred Young was there sort of overseeing things, but there was not a silk hat in sight," wrote the Times' correspondent, Raymond Daniel. The royals stepped down from their train car to mingle with the children, who had come in from the "little towns and hamlets" all around, he wrote. Touched, the sovereigns separated to enter the crowd, apparently even allowing themselves to be hugged and kissed.
"Tears were in the Queen's eyes as the boarded the train with the King, saying 'Isn't it wonderful,' over and over again," he wrote.
But mostly the front-page news was of Europe.
German aggression was well-known by that point. A year and a half earlier, Germany had annexed Austria. Then, it took parts of Czechoslovakia, claiming that it was acting to protect ethnic Germans. Other European leaders acquiesced to the Czech seizure, trying instead to appease German leader Adolf Hitler by validating it through the Munich Agreement.
Hitler took the rest of Czechoslovakia just a few months later.
Now, he was making noises about Danzig. Now known as Gdansk, it was then a semi-autonomous "free city" connected to Poland that lay between two otherwise separate parts of Germany.
Danzig is where the Second World War started, but even in Brandon it was obvious that war was imminent.
That didn't stop some from trying to profit. Manitoba Premier John Bracken may now be remembered for his years of cautious, non-partisan governing, but that June, he was pilloried for his attempt to barter Manitoba grain for "German electric apparatus."
Bracken, who had a rural agricultural background — and who would later go on to become the federal Conservative leader, representing the riding of Neepawa — was particularly interested in German telephone equipment for Manitoba's publicly owned system.
His plan didn't go over well.
"To displace Canadian workers to get German appliances, produced by cheap regimented labour and sold under Nazi subsidy, would add to Canada's relief problems," editorialized the Brandon Daily Sun. "It falls into Hitler's plans to dominate the industrial world at the expense of the democracies."
The $300,000 deal (the equivalent of nearly $5 million today) was also objected to by the federal trade minister, but Bracken dismissed the objections as "technicalities" and vowed to go ahead.
The outbreak of hostilities in early September put an end to any lingering possibilities of a Manitoba-Nazi trade deal.
There'd been skirmishes between Poles and Germans in Danzig for months, with pro-German agitators staging demonstrations and marches.
Then, on Sept. 1, German forces crossed the border into Poland, setting the Second World War in motion.
Two days later, Britain and France declared war on Germany.
Unlike during the First World War, Canada did not automatically enter into this war alongside Britain. Instead, it took another week for the Canadian Parliament to officially declare war on the Third Reich.
Not that there was much doubt about Canada's contribution.
Brandon readers had learned of possible German war strategies in early August, with an article detailing England's plans to respond to a German blitzkrieg, or "lightning blow." Some 1,400 planes were expected to launch a 24-hour attack against Britain in the event of war.
But the first German blow of the war to land on the Commonwealth was on the sea, not in the air. On Sept. 3, a Nazi submarine, the U-30, launched a torpedo attack on the SS Athenia, sinking the British passenger ship along with more than 1,400 people on board.
It had been headed from Glasgow to Montreal and more than one-third of the passengers were Canadian. Among them was a Brandon woman: Mrs. G.A. Woolven of 316 Park St. She was rescued and brought back to Scotland, but more than 100 others were killed.
The sinking of the Athenia — with a local on board — brought the war home to Brandon.
But things weren't as fervent as they had been 25 years earlier.
The mayor applied for military guards at essential utilities, like the waterworks, but local signups to the Canadian Active Service Force was deemed "rather disappointing" in those early days.
The 71st battery in Brandon had been mobilized on Sept. 2, more than doubling its active strength, but despite a pay hike, few rushed to sign up
There weren't even enough recruits from Brandon to fill out that guard duty, as it turned out, although rural recruits helped make up the difference.
"There has been no waving of flags and street cheering thus far in the war. This war is going to be a more solemn and grim business," wrote a Sun editorialist on Sept. 8, 1939. But that didn't stop him from lamenting the lack of local recruits.
"It would have been quite a bit more Canadian if a larger number of unemployed had volunteered." The writer's theory was that some were waiting for career opportunities that would open up when "better citizens" enlisted and went off for training — a notion that employers were told they could curb if they announced they'd be holding jobs for when the local units returned.
Meanwhile, veterans from the First World War — then still known as the Great War — were busy getting ready for what they knew was coming.
"Members of the Canadian Legion … Brandon branch No. 3 are making an early move to provide suitable recreational facilities here for men in the enlisted service," reported the Sun in the first week of the war.
A special committee was formed to secure space for the expected thousands of men who might come to train near Brandon.
It was thought they would need "to spend their leisure hours in congenial and suitable surroundings."
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If I can increase the cc's reliably, I will give it a go. Don't want to run into issues down the road though...
I use the rig for some towing duties, so more torque would be nice and not too concerned with high end hp.
I plan on the cam upgrade when the time comes for ordering all the pieces from D&D, but thought I would ask input from anyone with knowledge/experience.
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If you're anything like me, and want to install your AEM Wideband UEGO A/F gauge, but need pictures to learn how to do anything, you're in luck. I'm going to show you how, in the fashion that I need things explained to me in (aka, like a 4 year old, with pictures, and big red crayon.) I searched forever before I started spending money and time, so hopefully I can help someone save some time with this write up. So off we go.
The first thing I would need is a hole welded into the exhaust with a bung for the new 02 sensor to plug into. Unfortunately, I didn't know where to put it. After calling AEM and talking to an exhaust specialist, I found out the answer is in the flex pipe, after the collector, and before the 2nd cat, illustrated here.
NOTE: I mislabeled the picture. The wire goes up towards the engine bay, of course.
The next thing I did was drill a hole in the firewall to get the cable
the 02 sensor. There was probably a better place for this, and if you do drill here, make sure its RIGHT there, because if its not, or you get the angle wrong, you may hit something on the other side of the firewall. Measure twice, drill once.
This is just to the left of the clutch pedal if you have an MTX
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This is also how I secured the massively long cable after it was routed.
Next, I had to route the cable to the 02 sensor. Pretty easy stuff. Keep it away from heat so that it doesn't melt, and try to keep it in a place where it won't get too much exposure to water.
The green is the route i ended up following. Using zipties, I secured the cable to the black existing cables that go under the fusebox
This is where I have the cable feeding up to the dash to plug into the gauge. If you're going to use a gauge pod, your route will probably vary a little bit. There is a small catch securing that part of the plastic to the frame. It pops off pretty easy.
After the cables have been run, you'll need a way to get power to the gauge its self. Instead of splicing into a live wire (which I HATE doing, I'm weird, I know) I bought a littelfuse add-a-fuse kit from O'reily for 6 bucks. You'll only need 1, I got a second one for another project.
With that, wire the littelfuse to the red wire coming from the A/F gauge:
Then, wire it into the fuse shown below, I believe its fuse 48.
If you've done everything right, and hooked into the right fuse, your gauge should now work! If the gauge doesn't turn off when you power off the car, its hooked into the wrong fuse. Just make sure its a 10amp fuse (that's what the instructions say)
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That page was never to find a missing man.....Just a way to scam more people!
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#588 Mar 17, 2014
Answer what? Apologize? The other people on here are the cyber bullies, picking on a woman who's husband has disappeared.
#589 Mar 17, 2014
Yes, the 'Internet Thug Filter' was installed. It has been pretty effective.
#590 Mar 17, 2014
Actually, if you know anything about missing persons cases, a great deal of them will not have any evidence of a crime happened, until they are later found dead.
#591 Mar 17, 2014
Yes that's great , Ida gets virtual "hugs" and xo's daily. Too bad it hasn't been as effective in getting the word out on her missing husband and bringing him home. Maybe these people can take the place of the family she "estranged" also . Very very effective search page. Keep up the great work! Btw when is the next search ? Or flyer distribution?
#592 Mar 17, 2014
And also look up the meaning of thug... Give UVA hint- it's a common criminal , often for hire, robber .... I know of a thug still allowed on that page
#593 Mar 17, 2014
This can open a whole new can of worms. Observer of you are her friend, you should encourage her to start over with the truth , and maybe others will be truthful with her.
Start a whole new search page and get things going. Going around in circle doesn't help bring this man home ! Stop defending her and help her! And the people who know his sis and mom, you should encourage them to speak out more! Hope everyone gets their happy ending , I'm done!
#594 Mar 18, 2014
Pot, meet kettle.
#595 Mar 18, 2014
Lisa, Floral Park, that is the only sense this story makes, the train, the bike, the gun and left, BUT we need to find out somehow and probably will never know, is WHO was following him? Where is he staying at/hiding? Family and Friends? Not sure if Ida is discussing that now of where he could be???? I never saw her say maybe he could be in Canada because he has cousins there, never talks about possibilities where he maybe, that may help the searches look that live in those areas?
Wondering if Rob is sending her money home to pay the mortgage, utility bills, car payments, insurance, food, hair color, nails, gas etc. with blank money orders???
#596 Mar 18, 2014
Morning all-------fast question about Rob's car----if I understand correctly it is still impounded. If there are moving violations and or traffic tickets such tickets would keep the car impounded?? And may explain where Rob is--in jail for unpaid tickets.
Just a thought----------
#597 Mar 18, 2014
I am sure the police would know if was in jail. And if its Rob's car wouldn't Rob be the one the police would release the car to. If He is not here to claim it they would have to keep it.
Or maybe they are holding it just in case.
#598 Mar 18, 2014
Maybe some type of amnesia from prescription drug abuse ? If he was out of it, got on a train etc . Possible police picked him up and he is in mental institution or rehab? Far fetched I know!
#599 Mar 19, 2014
Hey you never know, Rob could be in jail, but arrested with his new name and identity, anything is possible, if he has never been arrested before there is no finger prints to go on, maybe he is in a jail or facility whereever he ended up after he hopped on a train.... But almost doubt it. Wish there was more to go on.
#600 Mar 19, 2014
Problems with drugs, carrying a gun... You never know. Or maybe he took the gun to commit robberies... Maybe should search robberies with shot guns across the contry
#601 Mar 20, 2014
If he is in jail--would his family know??? I am thinking of the guy who died this week at Rikers. His family had no idea he was there.
Just a thought.
The weather is turning nicer---any more searches planned for the area around the Deer Park Sta???? Isnt that where Ida thought he could be found???
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#603 Mar 27, 2014
LOL Sassi---------
I feared maybe this thread was closed!!!!!!
But yay!!! Here we all are--------still waiting on Robert. Is there anything on WPIX11?? Mary Murphy's fb????
#604 Mar 27, 2014
Yea where is observer? I suppose out searching or organizing a search! I hope the efforts to find this man aren't as quiet. Very sad
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Please no!! I still have the dt's from WS's thread closing!!
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What efforts?
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Carrot Comedy.
6 colors on brown.
Re: Strawberry Sabotage
It's so creepy when cartoon mascots tell you to eat them and their friends. That's why this strawberry wants you to eat people instead.
The Chinese text says something along the lines of "Humans are good to eat" (thanks to my brother for helping out with that). Small English text underneath says "© Soylent Smoothies, Inc." and the cup has a human smiley face on it, so there are some clues to the intent even for people who don't read Chinese.
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It's National Doughnut Day!!!
Spiritgreen wrote:Your world is his snack.
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I hope you like it!
Too bad the Cookiethulhu street sign isn't on the shirt too, cause I like it.
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Is it dessert? Or are you dessert for it? No sweeter a creatures lives in the seas, but be careful, it has a sour disposition.
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LOOOOOL This also reminds me of that infamous scene from American Pie. :-D
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My brother has either an unlimited or durable POA. My mother lives nearby in a nursing home. I am 300+ miles away. When I attempted to contact via phone the nursing home's director of nursing about my mother's medical condition, they said I could not get any information because my brother instructed them via POA to have all inquiries routed thru him.
Is this legal ? Can he do this ? Since she has NOT been declared incompetent, doesn't it just take my mother's consent for me to talk to the nurse or director about her condition ?
Stay away from those who make the bad guys look good, and the good guys look bad.
Mom is entitled to act on her own and/or cancel the POA if she has much of her wits.....
You may not be entitled to information w/o Moms consent but absent being out of it , she could give same................
PA50plus:Is this legal ?
PA50plus:Can he do this ?
He already did it.
PA50plus:Since she has NOT been declared incompetent,
doesn't it just take my mother's consent for
me to talk to the nurse or director about her
condition ?
Your Mom can revoke the POA or just give written notice to the nursing home staff that you be allowed access to her medical information.
Your Mom is the one you should be talking to about this.
Thanks Jack.
adjuster jack:Your Mom is the one you should be talking to
about this.
I agree. However, she is not in the best of shape mind-wise....I will reminder her about this once again.
I am trying to determine if I should hire an elder care lawyer to get her into a guardianship.
PA50plus:I am trying to determine if I should hire an
elder care lawyer to get her into a
Personal opinion. Since she's already being taken care of in a nursing home and your brother has POA and is nearby, I wouldn't think it would make sense for the expense of a lawyer and guardian.
A much better idea would be for you and your brother to talk it over and reach some sort of an agreement as to how everything is handled.
My mother died in 2007 in NY. My brother and two sisters live in NY (me in AZ) and my brother had the POA and the Living Will instructions. But when the time came we all talked to each other. Much better that way.
Another thing: my brother and I haven't spoken in 4 years and he and his wife, an attorney have sued both myself and my wife in an attempt to get us disinherited in the eyes of my mother. Their claims and case are baseless.
My brother and sister-in-law are purposefully keeping me away from my mother. This has become obvious to all involved now. They are apparently influencing and/or threatening the nursing home admin staff. Recently flowers sent to my mother had the card removed as if I had never sent them. When I called my mother to confirm, this is what she said: "everyone sent flowers EXCEPT YOU". Apparently, my brother took credit for the flowers that I had paid for. Unfortunately for him, 1-800-flowers has a complete transcript of the delivery and receipt of the flowers....and I am getting this in digital format.
Finally: wouldn't the nursing home already have a pre-printed document just for this purpose ?I mean, wow, my mother can hardly write, let alone type a memo ! I am going to contact the DON at the nursing home tomorrow and ask her why she can't just give my mother a document to sign. If she does not or will not, I'm going to file a complaint with our state:http://www.portal.heal...
When was the last time you visited your mother?
Considering the estrangement between you and your brother wouldn't it be in your best interests to visit her frequently?
300 miles is a 5 hour or so drive. You ought to be able to do that at least once a month and deliver the flowers yourself.
About 3 weeks ago.
That's a lot of time spent on something that may not "pay off". I've not heard of anyone having to go thru that to see that their mother gets their flowers....it may be the first time in history.
Instead, I'm going to hire an attorney and have him file for a guardianship.
"That's a lot of time spent on something that may not "pay off". I've not heard of anyone having to go thru that to see that their mother gets their flowers....it may be the first time in history."
Many people go through more to visit a parent in a nursing home out of love and respect and who are not looking for a 'payoff'.
You will have to prove your mother incompetent in order to obtain guardianship - and likely expect a battle from your brother.
Hey for that matter Mom revokes the POA, she grants a new one to you and she moves out of that home to one near you over the weekend .
I know one guy who went to look for his mother --he's the type who checked in physically 3 times a week, but over 2 days she was 1500 miles away with another child--and yes, all her assets did vanish.
Whoa Drew. What you are saying is that one faithful sibling got effectively "taken out of the family" so-to-speak when the mother was moved 1500 miles away in secrecy by another sibling ? Was this ever documented in a newspaper article or in a court transcript ?


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On 5 Sep 2010, at 20:10, Gianluca Gorni wrote:
> On 03/set/2010, at 18.57, Andrzej Kozlowski wrote:
>> On 3 Sep 2010, at 12:10, Gianluca Gorni wrote:
>>> Reduce[2 x + Log[-((-1 + 2 x)/(-1 + 2 x^2))] ==== 0 && -2 <
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>> You seem to be using === instead of == which is a very basic error. In fact
>> What are these ==== doing in your code? I don't think they could have been in it when you run it?
> Hi Andrzei!
> I had made copy-and-paste from Mathematica to Mail,
> and my original message had the correct double "==".
> The incorrect "====" must have crept in during
> transmission, I wonder where. How is this message
> showing up on your side?
> Best regards,
> Gianluca Gorni
I think the problem is caused by the MathGroup mail server. It seems
that when you send a post to the MathGroup with an equality sign the
same post is sent to other MathGroup users with the equality sign
doubled. In other words = is replaced by ==. This is very
inconvenient because it means that a lot of code when pasted into
Mathematica will turn into nonsense. The problem is clearly on the
server side and I don't think that we can do anything about it. I don't
know how long it has existed as I have not been very active in the
MathGroup recently and I only noticed it because of your post.
[I have checked the raw emails that came into my mailbox and I
saw ======== in the mail instead of ===. My server is not
doing anything to the posts as far as I can see. Note that
the posts come with "=" as hex 3D and other hex codes instead
of ASCII. This may be the problem with some server before
it gets to me - Moderator]


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Last weekend I found a used Glock model 22C that looked brand new at a local gun shop I frequent. It had TFO (tritium fiber optic, all green) sites and still had the bronze colored factory lube/grease on the internal slide rails. I paid $500.00 total out the door and that included 3 15rd mags and 2 10rd mags. It now sits on my nightstand with a Glock light attached to its accessory rail loaded with 15 +1 Golden Saber 165 gr JHP. I need to add some Crimson Trace grips to it when I can and that should make it the perfect "home defense" handgun!
Did I get a good deal on it? I sure hope so because little brothers G23 & G27 like their new big brother!


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An Examination Of Tax–Deductible Donations Made By Individual Australian Taxpayers In 2003-04
McGregor-Lowndes, Myles & Marsden, Stephen J. (2006) An Examination Of Tax–Deductible Donations Made By Individual Australian Taxpayers In 2003-04. [Working Paper]
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Each year QUT's Centre of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies collects and analyses statistics on the amount and extent of tax-deductible donations made and claimed by Australians in their individual income tax returns to deductible gift recipients (DGRs). The information presented in this working paper is based on the amount and type of tax-deductible donations made and claimed by Australian individual taxpayers to DGRs for the period 1 July 2003 to 30 June 2004.
This information has been extracted mainly from the Australian Taxation Office's publication Taxation Statistics 2003-04. The 2004 report is the latest report that has been made publicly available. It represents information in tax returns for the 2003-2004 year processed by the ATO as at 31 October 2005. This year we have also been able to divide tax deductible donations by gender based on the ATO statistics.
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So, I had all these great plans for June and July. I was going to power through at least 2 games a month to whittle down my backlog. Sounds good, right? Productive, too. Well….
Animal Crossing happened.
I had started Professor Layton & the Miracle Mask which had been sitting on my nightstand since it launched and was neglected when I actually got my 3DS XL at Valentine's Day because I was addicted to Paper Mario: Sticker Star. I was about 10 hours in when I caved in and bought Animal Crossing New Leaf. The majority of my gaming friends were talking about how awesome it was and I kind of sort of missed the building/collecting/visiting neighbours style of game that Sims Social & SimCity Social (may they R.I.P.) provided me. I wanted to be social without it being Facebook social, if you know what I mean. (more…)


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General News | 1st October 2008
Chris Read Awarded Benefit Year
Wicket-keeping captain Chris Read has been awarded a benefit season in 2009 after 11 years with Nottinghamshire.
Read, 30, has played in 15 Test matches for England and was a key member of Nottinghamshire's County Championship winning side in 2005.
"Being awarded a benefit year is a huge privilege," said Read, who captained Notts to a second-place finish in Division One of the LV County Championship this season.
"Captaining Notts has been a challenging but brilliant experience and after being part of the club for so long, I am looking forward to challenging for honours next season.
"There is plenty of life left in me and I want to win trophies with Notts next year and take an active role in making arrangements for my benefit season."
Nottinghamshire Chairman Peter Wright praised Read's continued commitment to the club.
"Chris has proved to be a worthy captain and I have no doubt that he will be even stronger for the experience that he has gained this season," said Peter.
"He is an exceptional wicket keeper and is thoroughly deserving of a benefit season with Notts."
Chris Read


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Re: Programming style: postfix/prefix vs. functional
Chris Chiasson wrote:
> I guess one question I have about that is:
> Why aren't these two expressions identical
> In[1]:=
> HoldComplete[f@g[a]]//FullForm
> HoldComplete[Composition[f,g][a]]//FullForm
> Out[1]//FullForm=
> HoldComplete[f[g[a]]]
> Out[2]//FullForm=
> HoldComplete[Composition[f,g][a]]
That is because, as Andrzej Kozlowski already mentioned, @ does not
correspond to Composition, but f@x is just a shorthand for f[x]. Just
search for @ in the Master Index and see section 2.1.3 in the
Mathematica book. There you will find:
fâ??[x, y] , standard form for fâ??[x, y]
f @ x , prefix form for fâ??[x]
x // f , postfix form for fâ??[x]
x ~ f ~ y , infix form for fâ??[x, y]
Also note that (f@g)[x] and f@g[x] mean different things.
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Cuando llegué a la recepción la empleada fue muy amable y preguntó por qué viajábamos. Le conté que mi abuela murió que que íbamos al funeral. Ofreció sus condolencias y no nos cobró por alojar al perro. Fue un gesto pequeño pero lo agradecí porque estábamos cortos de dinero por el viaje imprevisto.
El aire acondicionado no funcionaba correctamente en la habitación. ☹
Very nice, modern hotel. After a few hours of being there I noticed blood on my bathroom floor.
Convenient location and great amenities.
Location is great. Staff is friendly and accommodating. No regular coffee in the room, only decaf. No hair conditioner, two shampoos.
Comfortable beds/pillows, clean room. Free internet/wifi. Convenient to Texas Tech campus. Friendly staff Even the cheap hotels include a continental breakfast free, not here, everything is extra. TV sound did not work properly. Restaurant is pricey as is room service.
El personal era amable Propiedad antigua y descuidada, olor a los productos de limpieza y moho.
Cama cómoda, limpia. La ventana daba al patio cubierto (no hay privacidad con la luz y la cortina abiertas). Pocos canales de televisión y no hay menú ni guía de canales. El desayuno termina demasiado temprano (9).
My family and I had an amazing weekend 2 kids under 2 and not one person said anything about my kids being kids. The staff were all friendly and every time I saw one they stopped and asked if we needed anything. My 2 year old absolutely loved the fish. We didn't want to leave!!! We will definitely be returning it was an awesome weekned
We arrived without a rental car and there was not a single car to rent at the airport (our mistake) but the staff did an unbelievable work to get us a car. Thanks to them the trip was a success!!!
The hospitality was awesome all around.
Staff was great. Breakfast and evening reception were exelent
The staff was very friendly and welcoming. Our room never got cleaned so we had no towels on day 2.
We liked the drinks and appetizers in the afternoon and hot breakfast in the morning. On one electrical outlet between the bed only one plug in worked.
The Embassy Suites Lubbock is a terrific hotel for both business and personal travel. Both the rooms and the common areas were spotless and impeccably maintained, and the staff was incredibly friendly, courteous, and professional. The Manager's Reception in the evening was well-received - busy, but not overly so - and it appeared that a number of attendees are regular visitors to the hotel. I will certainly return on my next visit to Lubbock.
Convenience, cleanliness We didn't have hot water on the first morning
Vestíbulo moderno, lleno de luz. Fácil aparcamiento. Buen desayuno. La cama era muy cómoda y espaciosa, baño moderno. Genial, nueva opción de Lubbock para cualquiera que visite Texas Tech. El personal no era tan profesional como la última vez que estuvimos. Papel higiénico barato... por favor cambiadlo
Personal muy amable. Las sábanas estaban sucias, había agua marrón en la ducha debido a la oxidación, manchas en las paredes y baldosas, el televisor era anticuado.
Me gustó el precio y la calidad general del desayuno. Las habitaciones eran de buen tamaño. Esperé durante un rato antes de que apareciese alguien por recepción El teléfono de habitación de mi padre no funcionaba. Los baños son de alrededor de 1982. Las puertas de las habitaciones que teníamos eran extremadamente duras. La carcasa de metal estaba deformada o algo así.
Tras más de 13 horas en la carretera ese Clarion fue un alivio. Las instalaciones están limpias y las habitaciones son espaciosas. El desayuno era genial.
Las habitaciones son grandes y están limpias. El desayuno era de baja final. No es muy buena.
La piscina estaba sucia y tenía un pájaro muerto. No hay aire acondicionado en el hall. Alfombra en las habitaciones necesita ser reemplazada. El fregadero estaba atascado.
Very clean and a big room. Staff was very friendly. Called to let the desk know that I wouldn't be checking in until late, they reassured me there was no problem and the room would be waiting for me when I arrived. Hard to find a parking space. When closing the curtains, could only close the sheers. The curtains weren't made to close. So, with a parking lot light outside the window, I didn't get much sleep, room was too light. There are too many other choices in Lubbock to stay. Will not be staying again.
Clean. Friendly. Good location This hotel chain typically offers free breakfast and has a couch in the room. This one did not. There was not even free coffee available in the lobby.
Very nice hotel You could hear the person on the next floor getting ready and you could hear the traffic go by. Needs better insulation I have stayed at others around there and you couldn't hear anything
The comfortable bed and room Everything was wonderful. Will definitely stay there again
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
The rooms were amazing No
The rooms were spacious and the bathrooms very nice and big.
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Rooms were plush and very well furnished. Bed was a little firm.
Lots of room. We were put in a room with handicap capability and the room had only a shower
This hotel has the new, modern lay-out with a beautiful bathroom, PLENTY of extra space and comfortable beds. I loved that the pool area was conveniently located by the main elevator on the first floor. Also, I enjoyed the nice, clean outside sitting area
Everything! Really nice and staff is very accommodating. Nothing
Easy service at check in. The room I was in 209 was very loud. Constant footsteps heard above and it sounded like a bath was draining about every 10 minutes.
The hotel was in a very good location. the room was clean and esxtremely comfortable. I would recommend this hotel to anyone stopping by at Lubbock. The price was fixed at $75.00 and with tax, the price reached about $84. However, $94 was taken from my account. Overall however, the hampton Inn is a great place to stay. I just hope they would be more honest about there price tag in the future.
The room was large enough for two queen beds, a desk, and a lounge chair. Very clean.
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
The price of the breakfast was a little steep.
The area was good It was not what i was expecting for price and Stars
Convient location A la cart breakfast was too expensive
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Location. Hard beds.
Location very good At the end I paid full price they charge me 20 dollars more
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Good location and was very nice and clean. Located near a lot of shopping and restaurants and priced really good for its location. We used the pool and hot tub and they too were really clean and seemed new. This hotel has a nice bar with good selection. We had some kids above us acting like monkeys and their parents would not make them stop. You could here every foot stomp at 5 in the morning, well that is until I called management.
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Nice big comfortable rooms with a balcony and location was excellent near many restaurants. No complains
clean, good linens, courteous staff dumpy exterior extremely unreliable wifi cramped bathroom
Bed was comfy and there was no comforter, it look like a thicker blanket that was clean. At breakfast the gentleman working the front counter was very nice and helpful when we requested more boiled eggs for breakfast. They kept the breakfast area replenished as the guest came and depleted it. Front desk clerk was not friendly and appeared to be in an unpleasant mood upon arrival. Bathroom floor appeared dirty and had doodle bugs under the sink counter, which i left a note a pleasant requesting they be swept and they were not. Each night we found long black hairs in on each of our towels. The toliet lid had a permanent dark spot on with a big toilet ring line inside appearing unfrequently scrubbed. Had to the hold the toilet handle down a very long time to flush. dried food on the chair next to the bed, dirty and dusty all behind the inn table. Felt it was not worth the money.
I was very dirty and rundown. It was so dirty I didn't trust to eat the free breakfast. The ice machine had something brown. I will never stay there again.
close to my friends house and place of business the night clerk gave me a door key to room 145. after finding room 145, the door had a "do not disturb" sign in the key slot. i knock on the door and nobody answer therefore i proceed to remove the do not disturb sign, so i can place my key in the slot. my key opens the door to a room full of beer bottles, t.v. playing loud, and the heater blowing. however, i did not fully open the door before catching a glimpse of the room. i closed the door fast, before anyone perhaps inside the room notices my entry. i reported this to the front desk. the same clerk apologized for the situation, and reprogram my card for a different reasonable room.
We usually go to the Holiday Inn Express but this hotel far exceeded that! Clean, aethestically pleasing & great continental breakfast will make us switch to this hotel in the future. They did a superb job thinking everything out at this hotel.
Single serving breakfast items! Walls were very thin and other guests with kids were noisy.


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Oct. 8, 2013
By Brian Rice KNOXVILLE, Tenn.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.-- The first open week for Tennessee came at a nearly perfect time, the midpoint of the season.
While the second half of the schedule has an extra week on the calendar, the Volunteers are six games into the 12-game regular season slate, and the open date gives the team a chance to step back and take stock of where the first six games have taken them.
Jacques Smith sat out the first two games of the season after a thumb injury in preseason practice. From watching those first two games from the sideline, Smith has seen the improvement in his team after getting back to putting his hand down on the defensive line.
"Just want to get better," Smith said of his unit's practice mantra. "We're focused on the details of getting better. We've always had our confidence in the way we train and the way we conduct ourselves. It showed last Saturday, we've been telling everyone and it finally showed. We're a good football team and people are finally believing."
The Vol defense has been a big part in getting people believing. The defensive backfield has arguably been the unit that has shown the most improvement from a season ago. Through the six games, Tennessee has 11 interceptions, just one away from the season total in 2012 and stands second in the NCAA rankings behind Virginia Tech.
LaDarrell McNeil has started all six games at safety and has one of those interceptions, his first-career takeaway against South Alabama. He said the way defensive coordinator John Jancek and defensive backs coach Willie Martinez have taught the unit to prepare for games has been the key factor in their development.
"Studying our opponent, knowing every move, every route, every read," McNeil said of the elements of success. "We make sure we're one step ahead of them."
In the most recent game before the open week, Tennessee held Georgia to 34 points, the fewest the Bulldogs have scored in 2013. The Vol D held UGA to 434 yards, 120 under its average of 554 and 60 fewer than Georgia's previous low of 494 against LSU.
Coming into the season, much of the attention on the offense was the strong group returning on the offensive line. The solid group up from for Tennessee has allowed the rest of the offense to gel and improve around it.
Quarterback Justin Worley has used the time his line has given him to get more comfortable making reads and finding receivers in favorable matchups downfield. It is a skill that Worley found developed more in games than in practice, and recent improvement suggests that the best is to come.
"I think being in the flown of games has helped," said Worley of the difference between the opener and game six. "We've seen our defensive schemes from Coach Jancek every day, so going out there and adjusting to different defenses."
That progression has been even more evident with the steps the young receiving corps has taken through six games. Sophomore Pig Howard leads the way with 218 receiving yards while starting alongside freshmen Marquez North, Josh Smith and redshirt freshman Jason Croom.
"I think we've progressed in the pass game from week one to now, even though stat-wise it may have been up and down," Worley said before turning his attention to his running back. "I think Rajion has really stepped up and been consistently great for us the past two or three weeks."
Neal leads UT with 616 rushing yards on 108 carries. He has run for a team-high seven touchdowns, two better than his total from a year ago. The senior ran for 148 yards and two touchdowns against Georgia, the second straight game that he ran for 100+ yards.
"That's something we want to continue to build off of," Neal said of his stat line and the team successes against the Bulldogs. "I think it came at a great time with us being at a bye week; getting our fundamentals down again, getting our mind right, putting that behind us and moving on to the second half of the season."