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Thunder welcomes eight millionth fan07/24/2013 12:15 PM ET
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TRENTON, N.J. -- The Trenton Thunder, the Double-A Affiliate of the New York Yankees, welcomed the eight millionth fan in franchise history, Cherie Boccard of Fairless Hills, PA, on Tuesday night as the Thunder faced the Altoona Curve at ARM & HAMMER Park.
Tuesday's attendance of 8,213 ranks as the 10th largest crowd in Trenton Thunder history. The all-time franchise attendance now stands at 8,004,656 with 21 home games remaining this season.
Cherie Boccardo walked through the turnstiles with her son Brandan and friend Nancy Zeallo at approximately 5:30 pm to become the milestone fan. She was recognized on the dugout during the game and received a prize package that includes:
On May 9, 1994 Trever Miller delivered the first pitch thrown at home in franchise history. Two years later the Thunder's one millionth fan passed through the turnstiles. The two millionth fan, Charlie Brown of Trenton, NJ, entered the gates in 1998. The three millionth fan was eight-year old Grace Conway of Yardley, PA during the 2001 season. Kevin Burch of Flemington, NJ was Trenton's four millionth fan during the 2003 season. In September 2005, Eileen Conville of Cinnaminson, NJ became the five millionth fan. Fan number six-million, Shawn Caple of Franklinville, NJ attended on June 11, 2008. Angie Bernstein of Mercerville, NJ became the seven millionth fan on August 31, 2010.
Tickets are available by calling 609-394-3300 or online at trentonthunder.com.


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Mario Balotelli is set to seal his return to the Premier League within the next few days following constructive talks with Brendan Rodgers. Liverpool have agreed a £16m fee with Milan for the Italy international and a three-year contract worth a basic £80,000-a-week plus £40,000 in performance and behaviour incentives.
The deal, however, was dependent on the Liverpool manager being convinced of Balotelli's willingness to develop at Anfield and it is understood their meeting at Melwood training ground on Friday progressed well. The 24-year-old had the second part of his medical on Saturday before returning to Italy and is expected back on Merseyside to complete the transfer on Sunday or Monday. His contract includes an option for Liverpool to keep the former Internazionale and Manchester City forward for a fourth year.
Balotelli will not be eligible to face City at the Etihad Stadium on Monday should he sign that day, but could make his debut at Tottenham Hotspur next Sunday.

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Government Seizes Mormon Food Supplies. Charges Them with Hording?
Members of the Church of Latter Day Saints aka Mormons store enough food to feed their families for a year. It's part of their religion. In a disaster or other emergency situation, can the government seize that food and charge them with hording?
The Gov. is not supposed to make any laws concerning churches, but then again they do what they want.
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What do you mean by "not supposed to make any laws concerning churches"?
In a way they can even determine the contents of their Sunday sermons. If a church has a tax-exempt status it, for example, cannot endorse any political candidates and dive into politics in general during formal meetings.
As far as food supplies, I *think* there are a couple of nuisances here. If it belongs to a church and is stored in a structure owned by a church, it falls into one category and if it is individual member's supplies and are stored at their house, it is regulated by local, state or federal law applicable to everybody else. It was mentioned on the board that there was something in the Patriot Act regarding food stockpiling by individuals. If that ever starts to be implimented then the fact that you either belong to a church or don't probably won't make much difference.
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Its in this thing called the CONSTITUTION
"Separation of church and state" is the political and legal concept that government and religion should be separate, and not interfere in each other's affairs.
In the United States, separation of church and state is often identified with the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, which states that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof…"
I think churches being tax free goes against this as there shall be NO NO NO law specified to a religion establishment. Yes they make laws on top of laws on top of laws but thats another story.
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My Dear wife and her mother are Mormon. I am what Mom calls a jack Mormon. Jack Mormon = dose not agree with all their teachings but follows their faith.
I have a 1/2 years supply of food for TDW and myself. I have asked other members of the LDS church what would they do? Defend their stocks or stand back and let the Gov take it. The reply I always get is. I would stand back and watch. It would be wrong to fight or take a life if it comes to the food stocks being taken.
Myself! The first 3 guys will be laying on the steps as a warning and deterent to others. The next 4 will be blown to bits. The other 45 will make it so I do not need my stocks. My stocks will be evenly distributed over the area, right after the loud bang. The following fire will not help those comming for my stocks.
Frankly I do not see the Gov comming after my meger supply of rice and cracked wheat. I see some of my nieghbors comming here in a group and demanding I share it with them. They also know how I feel about this and would think thrice before trying.
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they took there food supplies, so the government could actually take my food and supplies and charge me for that ITS MY PROPERTY AND NO ONE IS TAKIN THAT AWAY ITS MY RIGHT TO HAVE IT
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[QUOTE=adam731432;111086]Its in this thing called the CONSTITUTION
"Separation of church and state" is the political and legal concept that government and religion should be separate, and not interfere in each other's affairs.
Damn, I absolutely forgot about that and feel like a dumb ass. I guess it just shows, at least in my case, that somewhere on the subconcious level I (others may too) feel that they already have a way to get us regardless
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I understand. Its basically gone. Like bush said " Its just a G. D. piece of paper."
Perhaps I am just confused, but from the header of this thread it sounded like the gov't actually took someones food, but then I read the thread and it sounds more like a question.
Did something happen that I missed or is this really just a question?
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The government or its agents cannot seize legal private property without legal cause (usually a crime is committed or some law broken.) The government could not seize the hoard of non-polygamous mormons but it might be able to take the hoards of polygamous mormons since polygamy is illegal (and in my opinion a sign of insanity... any man who has more than one wife needs his head examined.)
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every time i hear someone pose a question like this i think, well, OF COURSE NOT, they shouldnt be able to do that...
but the key word here is "shouldnt"
there are a couple more things that i think about when these kinds of questions are asked:
-internment of japanese CITIZENS during WWII
-gun confiscation during katrina
while these two are VERY different in nature and scope i believe they illustrate perfectly how the government can do things during "emergencies" in the name of/pursuant to "national security" that they would otherwise not be able to do. even though these were eventually stopped and some attempt at reparation was made (severely pitiful in both cases i might add) whats to say such changes would not be made for very long periods of time or even made permanent or institutionalized.
i guess my point is: i never say never
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My .02 here...
During the Clinton administration I used to get a newspaper from Gunsite, Not sure how I wound up on their mailing list but it was always chock full of good stuff. I do recall one article that was written about "executive orders." One of the most egregious orders was one authorizing the confiscation of private stockpiles of food and water by FEMA for re distribution during times of emergency. The order made no mention any compensation for those who had their property given to the people who refused to fend for themselves. So in answer to the question posed ...yes if the govt.knows you have a bunch of preps laying around you can expect a friendly knock on your door in case of emergency.
This executive order came out around the same time as Brady bill 2 was being discussed. As an aside let me add that should Obama or Hillary win you can expect Brady 2 to raise it's foul unconstitutional head again. For those who don't remember some of Brady 2's ideas were...Any group of three or more people with firearms can be considered a terrorist threat, meaning you'd have to reserve time at the firing range much like you do at a golf course. IF you owned more that three firearms you would be considered an arsenal by the BATF. You'd have to keep the firearms in an approved storage device and they were subject to inspection at any time from your friendly feds.Etc...etc...
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If you had asked this type of question 10 years ago, I would have laughed right in your face. Since Bush and crew have taken power, nothing surprises me anymore. Bush seems to conveniently ignore parts of the constitution(or as he refers to it a G** D*** piece of paper) that he doesn't like. As as been mentioned previously in this thread, they were able to confiscate legal guns in New Orleans and force Japanese Americans into internment camps.
Don't forget as well that the government outlawed the hoarding of gold during the great depression.
I don't think it's in the Patriot Act, but it wouldn't surprise me if they find a way whether legal or not to confiscate your stockpile of food/water/guns/etc if there was an emergency.
I'll be honest, it wouldn't surprise me if they already of lists of people who have bought stuff from online sellers of emergency products. For example, to buy larger quantities of long term supplies, I use one particular online dealer based out of Utah. I'm sure they have agreements with the credit card companies to look through those records just like they have with the phone companies. They may not know what I've bought, but they could say well Joe Smith has spent x dollars at Survivalists R Us and therefore he's likely to have a stockpile and agents from some federal agency should pay him a visit if there is a national emergency.
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please post a link of the seizures from compound.
i seem to remember something about a 4th amendment,seems like some lawyer is gonna have a field day ifn this it true
Here is an article on the Executive order I mentioned :
The Executive Order Above All Executive Orders
by Paula Demers
On June 5, 1994, Clinton signed EO 12919 which gives the president executive (dictatorial) control over, well, everyting. Once you understand that there is nothing which is being done on Capitol Hill for the benefit of the American people, you begin to understand that everything is being done to the detriment of the American people. Once all of the detrimental things which are being done to the American people from Capitol Hill reach critical mass, EO 12919 gives the president the powers of absolute rule.
According to the United States Constitution, Article 1, only Congress shall make federal law. However, since the "War and Emergency Powers Act" of 1933, every president has usurped lawmaking powers. Their "laws" are called Executive Orders (EOs). These EOs, not our Constitution, are what is governing America today. The "War and Emergency Powers Act" enables that the president to declare a national emergency, and thereby become a dictator. Presidents can also carefully choose their words and declare a "war" on anything, in order to give them dictatorial control. For example, the "War on Drugs" makes it possible to use federal authorities, such as FBI, FEMA, BATF, and the military against American citizens. A well-known example is Waco. Another example is Hurricane Opal.
After Florida was declared a nation emergency, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) arrived on the scene and residents were placed under marshal law (restricted to the point of not going outside their door). When the federal government does this, it is going against the Constitution.
The "War and Emergency Powers Act" is an unconstitutional act on the part of our government, created so that presidents can bypass Congress, and do whatever they choose. It also makes it possible to do away with posse comitatus in cases of "emergency." Posse comitatus is what protects American citizens from the military being used against them. In Germany, the military was used against the German citizens. The German government also had its Gestapo to enforce the dictates of Hitler. Now, in an American "emergency," the military can be used against American citizens and the federal government has its own Gestapo in the form of the BATF, FBI, and FEMA.
These EOs have not been widely publicized. If they were, 250 million Americans would not tolerate it. But you can get copies of them. They are all printed in the U.S. Federal Register and have the force of law when activated by a president. You can contact your congressman for information on how to get copies of these EOs, or check your local library.
Here are a few examples of some of the EOs and their purposes:
10995--Federal seizure of all communications media in the United States;
10997--Federal seizure of all electric power, fuels, minerals, public and private;
10998--Federal seizure of all food supplies and resources, public and private and all farms and equipment;
10999--Federal seizure of all means of transportation, including cars, trucks, or vehicles of any kind and total control over all highways, seaports and water ways;
11000--Federal seizure of American people for work forces under federal supervision, including the splitting up of families if the government so desires;
11001--Federal seizure of all health, education and welfare facilities, both public and private;
11002--Empowers the Postmaster General to register all men, women and children in the United States of America;
11003--Federal seizure of all airports and aircraft;
11004--Federal seizure of all housing and finances and authority to establish Forced Relocation. Authority to designate areas to be abandoned as "unsafe," establish new locations for the populations, relocate communities, build new housing with public funds;
11005--Seizure of all railroads, inland waterways and storage facilities, both public and private;
11051--Provides FEMA complete authorization to put above orders into effect in times of increased international tension of economic or financial crisis (FEMA will be in control in case of "National Emergency").
President Clinton wrote one EO that can cover all of these. He wrote EO12919 on June 3, 1994, which was released on June 6, 1994. This EO will be the only thing he needs to enact in order to become a fully empowered dictator. It covers all of the EOs mentioned previously. The only thing this EO doesn't do is define WHAT the national emergency would have to be in order for this EO to be signed. Please keep that in mind. Anything can be declared a national emergency to facilitate EO 12919 being enacted. Here is the summary of President Clinton's EO 12919:
Part one of the order describes the purpose, policy and how this EO would be implemented. In section 103 of part one, it mandates that federal departments and agencies will be responsible to bring all the things described in this order about. This means that all individual state departments will have no say in what is happening, so it goes without saying that the American citizens will have no say. These federal departments shall identify the requirements for the "full spectrum of national security emergencies." This includes the "military, industrial and essential civilian demand." Part of their job will be to "foster cooperation between the defense and commercial sectors."
Section 104 empowers FEMA to oversee the carrying out of the EO. FEMA has already been "on the scene" with the several "national emergencies" that have taken place (hurricanes and floods are a couple of examples). When this EO is implemented, FEMA will be responsible to be an advisor for the National Security Council. It will coordinate the plans and the programs for the "authorities and functions delegated." It will establish procedures to resolve conflicts and issues that may come up while implementing this order. FEMA will report to the president on a regular basis.
According to Part Two of Clinton's EO 12919, the president will delegate authority to allocate the materials, services, and facilities necessary to promote the national defense. The various agency heads that will have designated assignments will be: The Secretary of Agriculture, The Secretary of Energy, The Secretary of Health and Human Services, The Secretary of Transportation, The Secretary of Defense and The Secretary of Commerce. FEMA will be used to resolve any problems with issues between the various agencies. All department heads will give their findings to the president for approval. We will be going into detail about what these department heads will be doing a little further on in the report.
Part Three of EO 12919 explains how this will be financed. The Federal Reserve will be heavily involved. Under section 310 it is discussed how the critical items list they will need to take care of the national emergency will be handled. Each agency head will ensure that all the critical components and technology items are available from reliable sources to "meet defense requirements during peacetime, graduated mobilization, and national emergency."
Part Seven concerns me. It's entitled "Labor Supply." It is almost common knowledge to freedom lovers that there are civilian labor camps on military installations. There are also processing centers where people can be separated to go to the various camps. It will be the Secretary of Labor's job to: (a) "Collect, analyze and maintain data needed to make a continuing appraisal of the nation's labor requirements and the supply of workers for purposes of national defense." Under section (c) they are to "formulate plans, programs and policies for meeting for defense and essential civilian labor requirements." Section (e) talks about the Secretary of Labor determining the jobs and the skills that will be critical to meeting the labor requirements for defense as well as essential civilian activities. Keep in mind that FEMA is the organization behind the civilian labor camps. They are also the organization that will make this executive order go smoothly.
Part Nine, Section 901, is interesting. It talks about the National Defense Executive Reserve (NDER). This is an executive branch composed of people of various parts of the private sector, along with full-time federal employees. Its purpose is to train people in executive positions in the federal government in case of an emergency that would require that type of employment. FEMA, of course, will coordinate the NDER program activities of the departments and agencies.
In section Part Six, Section 602, we get down to what it means to the average citizen. In the case of a presidential decree of national emergency, this is how you and I will be affected:
The president of the United States, with the help of federal agencies, will have control. We will not be including all the subsections, just the ones that hit American citizens where we live:
(a) They will control all transportation, "regardless of ownership." This means that if they need your car, they've got it. They will control all public transportation also.
(b) They will control all forms of energy, including "petroleum, gas (natural and manufactured), electricity, solid fuels (including all forms of coal), atomic energy, and the production, conservation, use, control, and distribution (including pipelines)." This means the federal government will have complete control over who will have power (electricity, etc.) and who won't. They will be able to "pull the plug" on us at their discretion.
(c) They will control all farm equipment. Farmers will not have to be part of "the production or preparation for market use of food resources." They did this in Russia. The farmers worked for the government.
(d) They will control all fertilizer. This means that any product, or combination of products that contain one or more of the elements--nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium--will be able to be confiscated by the government. The reason they have this combination is because it includes anything that can be used as a plant nutrient. If you want a garden, forget it.
(e) They will control all food resources. ALL means ALL. This includes all "commodities and products, simple, mixed, or compound, or complements to such commodities or products that are being ingested by either human beings or animals...." This includes all "starches, sugars, vegetable and animal or marine fats and oils, cotton, tobacco, wool mohair, hemp, flax fiber, and naval stores." That means they can come into your house and take all your food. Period. Catherine Bertini, the executive director "UN World Food Program" made an interesting comment in Beijng, China, at the UN 4th World Conference on Women in September, 1995. She said, "Food is power. We use it to change behavior. Some may call that bribery. We do not apologize."
(f) They will control all food resource facilities. This means "plants, machinery, vehicles (including on farm), and other facilities required for production, processing, distribution and storage (including cold food storage)." They go on to say that it includes "livestock and poultry feed and seed." In other words, they will control anything that has to do with food.
(j) They will control all health resources. This means EVERYTHING. They will have control over all "materials, facilities, health supplies, and equipment (including pharmaceutical, blood collecting and dispensing supplies, biological, surgical textiles, and emergency surgical instruments and supplies)." They will be able to come into your home and take your medicines.
(k) They will control all metals and minerals.
(m) They will control all water resources. ALL usable water from all of the sources within the jurisdiction of the United States. All the water that can be "managed, controlled and allocated to meet emergency requirements." Not only will they be able to turn off your water supply, they can come and take any water you have stored in your house.
How many of you folks knew about this? I find it very interesting that one person, the president of the United States, has the authority to control every person in the country. This EO gives step by step instructions on the complete take over and control of every American.
One of the main things that trouble me is that it eliminates the dignity and individuality of human life. It brings Americans down to the level of domesticated animals. Animals have no control over their owners. Animals have no possessions. Domesticated animals don't eat unless their owners feed them. Some animals work for their owners. Some animals are used in lab experiments for research purposes. Animals are sometimes put to sleep when they become old, crippled or weak.
We have had an abnormally large number of presidentially declared "national emergencies." Each time, FEMA has been on the scene. In two instances I know of, they have not allowed people out of their own homes (after Hurricane Opal and the flood in Pennsylvania). Could these be practice runs?
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Wulf is right, I remember when that went in, and I couldn,t believe nobody tried to fight it.
In a SHTF situation any government will do what it wants, any government will have protocols in place for these situations and won't be made public until it happens.
They will have emergency powers in place and enacted which will come under some obscure legistration that has probably not been used and is covered in cobwebs.
The point is don't rely on government constitutions or legistrations. It has happened in the past, natural disasters and so on where food, fuel, medical supplies and so on have been confiscated or commondeered.
If the SHTF, the government has lost control if it is still in one piece and will do anything to regain control be that local, state or federal.
I am not being subversive, but don't underestimate what any form of government can and will do when it is backed into a corner regardless of what the constitution or legistrations say.
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when disaster strikes just stand on your porch and beg for food and water like the rest of your neighbors,try to look in worse shape then them. when FEMA vacates your street go back inside and feed your family from your food stocks but never turn down a piece of bread or a bottle of water from FEMA or they will end up with your stocks
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Church and state. Doing a little research you will find that all though the topic was considered at the Constitutional Convention, it was never directly addressed in the document.
Modern day scholars interpet the meaning of the Constitution in many ways. However " Separtion" is not mentioned.
Thank you for your comments.
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Karly Buer scored 24 points, including Liberty's first 12 tallies of the second half, leading the Lady Flames to a come-from-behind 66-47 victory at Coastal Carolina, Thursday evening at The HTC Center.
Liberty trailed by a 32-31 count at halftime before controlling the final 20 minutes with defense, rebounding and stellar foul shooting. After the intermission, the Lady Flames limited the Chanticleers to 20.8 percent (5-of-24) field goal shooting, won the rebounding battle by a 25-15 count and hit 94.1 percent (16-of-17) of their free throws.
The Lady Flames improve to 10-5 overall and 6-0 in Big South play with their fourth straight win overall and their 43rd consecutive win in the head-to-head series against Coastal Carolina.
Coastal Carolina falls to 7-7 overall and 1-4 in conference games after scoring a season-low 47 points and suffering its fifth consecutive defeat.
Buer scored 10 points within the game's first eight minutes, helping the Lady Flames race out to a 16-9 advantage.
Coastal Carolina battled back and took its first lead at 28-26 on Anna Vogt's layup, 1:55 before halftime.
The Chanticleers led by as many as four points, before taking a 32-31 edge into the locker room.
Coastal Carolina shot 48 percent (12-of-25) in the opening half, as compared with 44.4 percent (12-of-27) for the Lady Flames. The host team also enjoyed an 18-12 rebounding edge.
Buer led all players with 12 first-half points, while AJ Jordan scored nine points before the break for the Chanticleers.
Buer tallied Liberty's first 12 points of the second half, including the first five markers of an 8-0 run that extended the Lady Flames' edge to 46-35 with 10:39 on the clock. Jasmine Gardner punctuated the surge with an old-fashioned three-point play.
The Chanticleers got no closer than nine the rest of the evening and Liberty's lead grew as large as 21 points during the final minute. In the end, the Lady Flames were able to improve to 7-1 all-time at The HTC Center and 52-6 in games played in South Carolina under head coach Carey Green. Liberty has now held three straight opponents below the 50-point mark.
For the game, Liberty shot 38.5 percent (20-of-52) from the field, while holding the Chanticleers to 34.7 percent (17-of-49).
While the Lady Flames were scorching the nets from the foul line, Coastal Carolina shot just 50 percent (9-of-18), including only 40 percent (4-of-10) after halftime.
The Chanticleers ranked No. 5 nationally for rebound margin before Liberty outrebounded them, 37-33, on Thursday.
Buer's 24 points were just two off of her season high, as the redshirt senior also came up with a team-high three steals.
Mickayla Sanders equaled her season high with 15 points and pulled down six rebounds in 18 minutes, contributing to Liberty's 30-14 edge in bench points.
Gardner scored all seven of her points after halftime and tied teammate Ashley Rininger for game-high honors with seven boards.
Sadalia Ellis distributed a game-high five assists before fouling out.
Jordan's 13 points paced the Coastal Carolina scoring attack, while Ced Gibson chipped in 12 points and Jas Adams added 10 markers.
Liberty will return home for a Tuesday evening matchup with Longwood. Tipoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the Vines Center as the Lady Flames seek their 12th consecutive victory over the Lancers.


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There are a couple of reasons this question isn't being asked. For starters, manufacturing mobile devices -- well, mobile communications devices -- generally aren't part of a porn production company's business model.
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Nice staff, excellent views, great rooms. A little dated but OK. Way too expensive for drinks and food!!!!! I think they would do better if they lowered bar prices and food prices. I think they would be busier.
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The location to the beach was perfect , couldn't have been better. Only a few steps from your room and you are swimming in the ocean. Picture perfect white sand and turquoise waters. very friendly staff was there to help in any way. not the hotel itself but the restaurant on the island needs some help.
The property the hotel is located on is super. The hotel & grounds are not cared for. Suite I was in had a crack in the wall that extended to the ceiling & floor. Floor tiles need 2 b replaced; kitchen has no sink dishes had 2 be washed in bathroom sink. Needs 2 b upgraded. Will never stay or recommen
My family loved our say here! The island that the hotel is on was AMAZING! They had Iguanas, lizzards, dove's, humming birds and hermit crabs! My oldest daughter who is 7 loves feeding bread to the fish off the dock! Everyone who worked there was so nice! The hotel, staff and island were amazing!! There was nothing we didn't like!
It's like being home, fridge, microwave, perfect !! No parking provided, you have to park in the street
Location is excellent. The hotel has been upgraded since my visit last year.
Great View and location. Poor customer service at restaurant and unclean bed.
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The view is amazing The overall condition of the Hotel is run down, they have everything they could need to be a great hotel but they don't take care of things like the pool, the railings on the balconies and the hotel bar that used to attract crowds now closes at 6pm
Beautiful view,nice beach and a very pleasant staff. The restaurant on the property was grossly over priced,my girlfriend and I ate breakfast one morning and we got the cheapest breakfast on the menu which was a bagel and a very small coffee which came to $16.00, the breakdown $5 bagel,$3 coffee!!!!!!!
The location was great!
Great property. Beach was large for the size of the resort which meant plenty of room. Staff was friendly and helpful. Rooms and facilities were clean and modern. Appetizers were great, main dishes were good. Mixed drinks were well made. Scuba on site, and though i don't scuba dive i heard good things. I didn't have any plans to leave the resort, but if you would like to go to outside restaurants or get groceries you would need a car. There is nothing super close to the resort that would be in walking distance. There is a store at the resort but as usual the prices are higher than in the grocery store.
The cleanliness of the unit, the close proximity of the pool, the beach, the restaurant and bar. we did not like the taste of the drinking (tap) water or the bar drinks like pina colada etc. we did not like the long wait for taxi cab. total lack of public transportation.
The pool was nice. The condos were very clean. Unit 215 obviously has an owner that cares about the unit. Contrast was night and day.. This should really be 2 review--a 2 star for 208 and a 4 star for 215. We didn't appreciate the barking dogs at 6:30 am and periodically throughout the day. The office was lcourteous but unhelpful when inquiring about car rentals, which we just did on our own, or excursions. They handed us the brochure that we had already seen with nothing good or bad to say.
I stayed here with my mother. There were only 2 rooms per floor, which was wonderful since my best friend and HER mother took the second room. We were neighbors and the only ones on our floor. The balcony, which overlooked the open water, was easily accessed from our room with a floor-to-ceiling glass sliding door. The balcony had a lot of space, and in the direction we were facing, we saw sea planes landing every day. Hotel room had a great air conditioner, a microwave and a small refrigerator. There's no elevator, which may be a problem for those with physical disabilities or the elderly, so beware! There's a restaurant directly on premises called Angry Nate's. The food is good, the atmosphere is nice, and there's live music on Fridays. The hotel is right on the boardwalk (where there are even more bars and restaurants), and there are spectacular views and a constant, wonderful breeze. For just $5 you can hop on a 5-minute ferry ride to Protestant Cay and a relaxing time on the beach...
Definitely I would stay in this hotel again. There are many stores near it, the hotel employees were kind.
This Hotel is right on the water. The only strange part is that the porches face the inland part. Not a big deal when you consider that the boardwalk has benches.
I like the hotel, it was very clean, the staff was friendly and a very nice place to stay for the money. I will stay there again and again.
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My husband and I visited St.Croix and stayed at the Holger Danske for 2 weeks in December. The staff at the hotel was wonderful, our rooms were clean, spacious with a gorgeous view of the harbor. What was really nice was the location of the hotel, right on the boardwalk in the heart of Christiansted! There was live music at night and many resturaunts to choose from with fabulous food and drinks. I would highly recommend the Holger Danske Hotel!
If you want a basic room, no frills, reasonable price, then this is your place. It is convenient, being located on the boardwalk. The hotel personel were helpful and friendly. They are new to computer reservations, and had me worried on check in when they said they couldn't find my reservation. I showed them the papers I had printed from home. After about 30 minutes of my nerves on edge, I was finally assigned a room. My in room refrig froze my food. There are special towels for the beach, which they don't mention. The internet connection only worked one day. The flowers and bushes are lovely. I enjoyed the pool.
I wanted to be close to the clubs in Christiansted and the Holger Danske was perfect as I was traveling with a rock band on tour in St Croix. Zebos is right across the street and the Brew Pub just a short walk down the board walk. My room was small but very clean! there were big fluffy pillows and a comfy bed. I would have liked a water view but for only $*a night I was happy with my first floor room. There was a lovely private patio in a relaxing garden setting. If I wanted to stare out at the water I just took the garden path down to the bar and restaraunt where the friendly bartender had my drink ready for me before I even sat down. The food was good and you could tell the wait staff enjoyed their jobs. I met many new friends there as everyone was so open and friendly and willing to help. I even had a mini frig and the grocery shop was just around the corner. Just stroll along to the nice boutiques and jewelry shops. Very few T-shirt and junk shops. Don't forget to buy your rum. I d...
Absolutely beautiful, immaculate unit, fully equipped and full unobstructed view of the beach all the way to Christenstead Harbor. This 2 bedroom/2 bath unit, newly furnished with the latest in Caribbean decor could not have been more pleasurable. Colony Cove is a condo community located right on the beach about 1/2 mile outside of Christianstead. Walk up or down the beach to a fabulous beach resturant, enjoy snorkeling right off the beach at the reef surrounding this harbor, making it calm and serene for swimming and sunbathing. The lovely maintained landscaping, herb gardens and walkways provide lush island foliage for your viewing pleasure on your morning stroll. Centrally located on the island a quick drive can get you to the Botanical Gardens, two beautiful golf courses being the Carambolla and The Buckaneer, downtown Christenstead for shopping,resturants and festivals and nearby Frederikstead for the open air concerts on Friday evenings. Laid back, no crowds and a must see...
Our condo was great. We came with our 20 something daughter and neice. The 2 bedrooms and bathrooms were great! A nice kitchen so we could get some groceries and have breakfast snacks, etc. Plenty of dishes, glasses, and cooking stuff! Mind you the complex is oider but well kept. There is AC in the bedrooms but not in the living room. We managed! The pool was a few short steps away as was the beach. The beach was not the prettiest in St. Croix but there are SO many others on the island, if you have a car it is NO problem! We would go back in a minute!
I chose this propery based mostly on price, as I come to Christiansted only to dive. I really only need a clean room with a working shower. The hotel took some time finding my reservation too. All the info was on paper, and of course mine was the very last in the pile. They put me two doors away from the lobby (courtyard entry). I was glad to not haul my big suitcase up stairs, but I wish I'd switched to another room. I was about 20 feet away from daily construction noises...they are still finishing this hotel. They start working about 7:30 am because it gets so hot at midday. They were cutting tiles and wood and making lots of noise. I also noticed that the two 'emergency exits' (according to the map in the room) were blocked with construction materials and also gated and padlocked. One way out...through the lobby. And don't judge the place by the lobby...it's beautifully appointed with a piano, a public computer, a bar, painted ceramic lamps and vases full of giant artificial bouquet...
The hotel itself is very charming. When we arrived they had lost our reservation. Staff was not concerned that we had a conf.#. Staff could not find our reserv. but had us listed in file. Staff said that they were booked solid and could not accomodate us. After ''conversing'' for 30 mins. and promising manager would soon be there, I called online travel website. The staff person changed her attitude and miraculously ''found'' a room... However it was a room with twin beds,not at all what we were promised. We accepted this room with the promise that we would be moved the next day. We inquired about moving the next morning and were informed that there were no other rooms. We were told that it was booked solid and they could not accomodate us moving. On our last day, we were told we could move at 4pm. We stayed put. Why move at 4pm? We were checking out the next am anyway. If they were booked it was a mystery to us. We only saw one other couple the first day, and only a basketball team fr...


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Early in the first quarter the Jets appeared to be off to yet another slow start with the Indianapolis Colts taking a 3-0 lead and moving the ball on offense with relative ease. The Jets' offense didn't come out firing the first drive like they needed to and instead looked flat. The second possession was a different story for the Jets. With 14:13 left in the second quarter, Mark Sanchez found rookie Stephen Hill in the back of the end zone for a touchdown. Sanchez made a picture perfect pass and placed the ball only where his receiver could catch it.
The whole possession was a springboard for success for the rest of the contest. Running back Shonn Greene ran the ball like a man on a mission, breaking several tackles before being finally falling to the ground. Greene continued to play aggressively the whole day, on a way to a career-high of 161 yards on 32 carries and three touchdowns. Sanchez, who put the exclamation point on the first scoring drive, was accurate and played smart the remainder of the game. Sanchez finished the day with two touchdown passes, but most importantly he was precise, not throwing an interception.
The Colts scored nine points all afternoon because of three Adam Vinatieri field goals. The Colts were coming off a week where they upset the Green Bay Packers. Their offense had a lot of confidence after scoring 30 points against the Packers defense. Andrew Luck was beginning to get comfortable with the offense and his receivers began to trust him. This week was a step backwards for the Colts offense, but when they did score it was because the Jets defense helped them. The first scoring drive saw pass interference call on safety Antonio Allen and a roughing the passer penalty by defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson. The Colts once again received help on their second scoring drive.
In the second quarter with the Jets winning 14-3, cornerback Antonio Cromartie picked off a pass intended for Reggie Wayne and returned it for a touchdown. The touchdown was called back because of pass interference by Cromartie. That same drive Vinatieri kicked a 50 yarder to pull the Colts to within one possession. Like Mark Sanchez and the offense, the defense also played smart. The defensive unit has been battling several injuries along the line and placed Pro Bowl cornerback Darrelle Revis on injured reserve. The Jets cannot afford to shoot themselves in the foot on defense because of penalties such as roughing the passer and pass interference.
"It was huge, we needed it, " said Ryan of the Jets win over the Colts on Sunday. "You can't afford to lose three games at home in a row. That would have been tough, we are a tough team. We can overcome a lot, but we really needed this win."
This week the, "In Case You Missed It," was a combined effort by Shonn Greene and the running game along with outstanding play of New York's the secondary. What will slip under the cracks is how effective both sides of the ball played. In Nick Mangold's 100th career start, he and the rest of the offensive of line created big holes and helped the ground game rush for 252 yards on the day. Mark Sanchez also looked comfortable in the pocket, which allowed him time to make smart decisions all afternoon long. For the first time this season the Jets defense produced pressure from their defensive line. In fact, Luck seemed to be on the run all afternoon, which led to two costly interceptions.
The defensive line had a four sacks with defensive end Quinton Coples talling 1.5 sacks and Wilkerson registering 0.5 a sack and a forced fumble. The Jets' defense played with a chip on their shoulder since the first Colts possession of the game. The Colts tried to work some magic early with a reverse, but linebacker Calvin Pace and the defensive line sniffed out the play and stopped them behind the line. The defense made it clear from the beginning of the first quarter that the Colts would have a hard time moving the ball against them.
Sanchez came into the game with a 48.4 completion percentage, which ranked dead-last in the NFL. Sanchez showed what he is capable of when he has time completing 61.1 percent of his passes and tossing two touchdowns. Gang Green finally did not face a top five defense this week. The past two weeks the Jets offense faced the San Francisco 49ers and the Houston Texans who are amongst the NFL's elite. During their two game slide, the Jets ground game was nonexistent. This week Greene and the rest of the running game ran for 252 yards. The secondary is starting to prove to fans that life without Revis is not so bad.
Luck made an early mistake by throwing the ball right into Cromartie's hands. In the fourth quarter Luck was pressured into throwing a pick to Ellis Lankster, the first interception of his career. The Jets' defense also made the rookie quarterback scramble more then he wanted to and had four sacks on the day. New York will need to maintain the pressure against Tom Brady next week when they play their division rivals, the New England Patriots. Brady plays his worst football when he feels uncomfortable.
The Seattle Seahawks beat the Patriots this week 24-23, and even though Brady threw for 395 yards, he threw two interceptions. The Jets took advantage of the Colts' ground game without starting running back Donald Brown as they held Indianapolis to 41 rushing yards on the day. Next week, the defense will have the tough task of stopping Stevan Ridley. The Jets did not need to focus on a late comeback this week because they controlled the game from the start. Next week in Foxboro, the Jets will need the same start if they hope for another victory.


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Health Tracking
The Foundation's Health Tracking initiative was designed to support efforts to understand better health system changes and how these changes affect people.The initiative is based on the premise that fundamental change is taking place and will continue to take place within the health care system over the next five to ten years, and the reality that little systematic data are available to measure this change and its effects, particularly over time and at the market level. Health Tracking builds on various prior ad hoc RWJF data collection efforts to create a coordinated measurement system to assess change and what it means for people at the market level. It is believed that better information resulting from Health Tracking will lead to better decision making and, ultimately, to better health care. Under the Foundation's Health Tracking initiative, the Center for Studying Health System Change, through its Community Tracking Study, is understanding how dramatic changes in health care are unfolding in 60 communities throughout the United States. The first round of the study, which included surveys of 32,000 households and 13,000 physicians, was conducted in 1996-97 and produced baseline information for tracking change. The next round of surveys will be fielded in 1998-99, providing the first chance to really measure and monitor changes over time. Along with the second round of the Community Tracking Study, funds will support a variety of other Center efforts to track, understand, and disseminate information about the dynamics of health system change.
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Amount Awarded $22,500,056.00
Awarded on: 5/1/1998
Time frame: 5/1/1998 - 9/30/2000
Grant Number: 29275
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1-Hour Delivery Service Brings Groceries To Any Location
Time starved professionals can now get their shopping delivered same-day.
For some people, even stopping at the store on the way home from work takes too much time, which is exactly why Pocket Shop is offering to do your shopping for you.
It's not the first of it's kind to offer this type of service but it is one of the first to cover London – meaning that the chronically overworked don't have to rely on instant noodles every night of the week.
The company's delivery service is powered by a local network of pedestrian pickers who do the carrying on foot in an attempt to avoid traffic, cut carbon emissions, and avoid incurring high costs for the business.
So far, Sainsbury's and Tesco are on offer as shopping options, with M&S and Waitrose pegged for future release. Depending on where you live in the city, it could mean that not all options are available to you, but this is likely to improve over time.
Depending on how hungry you are, or how bare your pantry is, there are three delivery options – £6.50 for one-hour, £5.50 for two-hour, and £5.10 for the cheapest three-hour service.
On top of a minimum £20 order, and slightly marked up supermarket prices, the service is clearly aimed at those in search of convenience with money to spare – the kind of professional rife in the UK's capital.
There are plans to incorporate free delivery over certain price thresholds, as well as allowing supermarket offers to be taken advantage of, but it's still early days for the company – with plenty of room for experimentation.
Pocket Shop, which was founded last November using £300,000 of funding money from London's Forward Labs startup foundry, and has so far trialled the service in North London, delivering 3,500 items in the process.
So, if you've run out of food, and time, maybe you need to take a look at this particular service.
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Niche Market | Woodwinds and Brass
New York is a city of specialists from foodies to academics, laborers to shopkeepers. Every Wednesday, Niche Market will take a peek inside a different specialty store and showcase the city's purists who have made an art out of selling one commodity. Slideshow below.
New York Woodwind and Brass
168 West 48th Street
New York, NY 10036
In his dimly lit basement domain on 48th Street, wearing a hat graced with two menacing rattlesnake heads, Rod Baltimore hammers gently at a saxophone, while hundreds of wounded instruments hang from hooks on the wall eagerly awaiting repair. Putting down the hammer, his fingers flicker back and forth on the keys, and he cocks his head listening for the clear, drum-like sound that indicates the pads are closing in on the tone holes with perfect alignment.
"Here you go, my friend, give it a little toot-toot," Baltimore said, handing the vintage tenor sax to a jazz player contemplating purchase. While the music rings out, Baltimore hardly stops to smile before he picks up another instrument to mend.
His humble shop is littered with snapshots of jazz greats like Miles Davis, Sonny Rollins and Wynton Marsalis, who trusted their treasured instruments in Baltimore's worn, skilled hands. The 78-year-old Baltimore is one of the last music men standing on "Music Row" in midtown Manhattan, a strip that used to boast about 20 instrument shops catering to tune peddlers, but now hosts only two that specialize in woodwinds and brass: Sam Ash and Baltimore's store.
Baltimore was already a fixture on the block at the tender age of 12, when he started shining shoes outside a bar to pay for music lessons. When the weather turned cold, the sympathetic bar owner suggested he learn a trade, and sent him off to the Penzel Mueller instrument-making factory in Long Island City. That led to a fifteen-year apprenticeship that took him to factories in France and Germany, as well as New York. When he completed his training, there was no question about where he would work — with the pros on 48th Street.
New York Woodwind and Bass is not only crammed with instruments on every available surface, it's got a thick layer of dust infused with history of 20th century jazz. While his flattened thumbs tinker with a French horn's piston valves, this old-school craftsman nonchalantly relates stories about Stan Getz throwing his trumpet across the room in a drunken rage and flying him out to Calumet City, Ill., to fix it.
Getz wasn't the only musician to get attached to Baltimore. Many drop by the shop just to check in on him, like Val Lewis, a subway musician. "I like how he carries himself, age doesn't affect him," he said. "I like to see how he can bring back the dead also, the resurrection of the instruments."
The shop does repairs big and small — from pad replacements to a complete overhaul for beloved instruments that have literally been run over by cars or subway trains. Fees range from free to thousands of dollars. Most of the instruments are vintage, many of which Baltimore has picked up at pawn shops over the years. "Metal has a memory," said Carlo Kasteus, a saxophone repair specialist who learned the trade from Baltimore and now helps out at the shop. Often, he said, an instrument will improve with age. "It has all the resonance of the players who played it."
The shop also has a cornucopia of instruments and accessories for sale. Trumpeter Harry Horn comes by every few months to try out vintage mouthpieces, which he collects. "Some of them are wide open, some of them are shallow and closed, it gives you different tones and different textures when you play and it gives you a different feel on your lip, according to how the rim feels once it touches your lip when you're playing," he explained before belting out a smoky jazz phrase on his trumpet.
Susan Eberenz, a flute specialist who handles the customers while Baltimore is working on repairs, has been Baltimore's right hand for 26 years. She's got her own following, which includes Latin Jazz flutist Ariel Santiago, who was recently in the shop for a minor adjustment and a gush-fest on a flute Eberenz had sold him. "The mechanism is real, real soft, it's like butter. I love it. I'm telling you, I'm falling in love with this flute," Santiago said.
Reactions like that are why Baltimore maintains he'll never retire and why he made sure the store on Music Row will outlive him. "If I do go to the happy hunting ground, so to speak, if I go up to heaven or if I go down, I don't know where I'm going yet, the store goes to the employees, whoever's working at the time," he said.
(Rod Baltimore, owner of New York Woodwind and Brass./Sarah Kate Kramer for WNYC)
Interview with Rod Baltimore, owner of New York Woodwind and Brass.
What instruments do you repair?
Flute, clarinet, sax, oboes, English horn, bassoon, trombones, big brass, tenors, altos, French horns, anything in woodwind and brass. I can do any kind of small or major job.
Who are your clients?
Sonny Rollins, Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis, Johnny Campo, who plays in the shows, all the guys doing Broadway and off-Broadway. You name it, if he plays a woodwind or brass instrument, he's been in here.
How do you know when it's right, when an instrument is completely fixed?
Basically Carlo or I, we can just tell by feel. If something's wrong with a horn we don't even have to play it. All we have to do is put this light in there and it will tell you everything that's wrong with the horn. Then we play them when it's done.
What's the most important skill for an instrument repairman?
A lot of patience, a lot of patience. You can stay on a job for an hour, this one I've been working on for two days.