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|Name: nagios
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.1
|Version: 3.3.1
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 9.2.2
|Build date: Sat Oct 29 22:16:20 2011
|Group: System/Monitoring
|Build host: build34
|Size: 1056023
|Source RPM: nagios-3.3.1-9.2.2.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.nagios.org/
|Summary: The Nagios Network Monitor
Nagios is a program that will monitor hosts and services on your network. It has the ability to email or page you when a problem arises and when a problem is resolved. Nagios is written in C and is designed to run under Linux (and some other *NIX variants) as a background process, intermittently running checks on various services that you specify. The actual service checks are performed by separate "plugin" programs which return the status of the checks to Nagios. The plugins are available at http://sourceforge.net/projects/nagiosplug This package provides core programs for Nagios. The web interface, documentation, and development files are built as separate packages Authors: -------- Ethan Galstad <email@example.com>
* Fri Oct 07 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - also check (and fix) the ownership of the directory where $status_file lives - Nagios uses this directory for temporary files * Mon Aug 01 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to 3.3.1 FIXES * Fixes status.cgi when called with no parameters, where host should be set to all if none specified (Michael Friedrich) * Fixes possible validation error with empty hostgroups/servicegroups (Sven-Göran Bergh) * Performance-data handling and checking is now thread-safe so long as embedded perl is not used. * Children should no longer hang on mutex locks held in parent for localtime() (and similar) calls. * Debug logging is now properly serialized, using soft-locking with a timeout of 150 milliseconds to avoid multiple threads competing for the privilege to write debug info. * Fixed extraneous alerts for services when host is down * Fixed incorrect parsing of multi-line host check results (Jochen Bern) * Fixed bug with passive host checks being incorrectly sent to event brokers as active checks * Fixed bug where passive host check status updates were not being propagated to event brokers * Tue Jul 26 2011 email@example.com - fixed typos in nagios.spec * Fri Jul 08 2011 email@example.com - removed setuid bit from /var/spool/nagios - configure the right permissions on service start instead - use the right STDERR in the cron script - cleanup files section * Tue Jul 05 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - integrated cron script from Daniel Kozar (bnc#701208) * Mon Jul 04 2011 email@example.com - fixes in init script if check_external_commands are enabled - added nagios-3.2.3-CVE-2011-1523.patch to fix CVE-2011-1523 (bnc#682966) * Sun Mar 13 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - install /var/spool/nagios with setgroup bit set, so all new files in this directory belong to the command group (maybe we should use a permissions file for this?) * Wed Oct 06 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to 3.2.3: + Fixes problem where disabling all active hosts/services was not taking effect + Fixes for compiler warnings (code cleanup by Stephen Gran) + Fixes for format errors in event handler logging (Guillaume Rousse) + Fixed incorrect info in sample nagios.cfg file for state_retention_file (Michael Friedrich) + Fixed broker_event_handler() to return ERR if data is NULL (Michael Friedrich) - rebased all patches - adapted nagios-disable_phone_home.patch * Mon Sep 20 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - removed unneeded filter "permissions-directory-setuid-bit" from nagios-rpmlintrc * Tue Sep 07 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - cleaned spec and sources, removed unused patches from source * Wed Sep 01 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - reworked phone-home patch * Wed Sep 01 2010 email@example.com - Update to nagios 3.2.2, excerpt from changelog: FIXES * Fix for choosing next valid time on day of DST change when clocks go one hour backwards * Fix for nagios now erroring when "Error: Could not find any contactgroup matching..." displayed * Fix tap tests for Solaris 10 and newer versions of Test::Harness * Fix for notifications not being sent out when scheduled downtime is cancelled (Daniel Pouzzner) * Fix for first notification delay being calculated incorrectly, and notifications potentially going out early (Pawel Malachowski) * Fix for text of scheduling downtime of all services on a host (Holger Weiss) * Fix for services inheriting notification period from hosts if not defined (Gordon Messmer) * Fix for incorrect service states on host failures (bug #130 Petya Kohts) * Fix for incorrect service state attributes being set on host failures (bug #128 Petya Kohts) * Fix for non-scheduled hosts and services not being updated in NDOUtils * Fix for incorrect host state counts in status CGI when viewing servicegroups (bug #72) * Fix for new Splunk integration query parameters (bug #136) * Fix for extra field header in availability CSV export (bug #113) * Fix for macro processing code modifying input string (Jochen Bern) * Fix for event execution loop re-scheduling host checks instead of executing them if service checks are disabled (bug #152) * Fix for segfaults on Solaris (Torsten Huebler) * Fix for incorrect comment expiration times being passed to event broker (Mattieu Kermagot) * Thu Jul 15 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - back to the old file permissions (once again for clean nagios support) - readded nonsense stuff again - create/fix check_result_path if needed * Fri Jul 09 2010 email@example.com - fix file/dir perms o once again for centreon support - spec mods o sort TAGS o added lost Authors (description) o macros o remove nonsense stuff * Thu Jun 24 2010 email@example.com - rebase phone-home patch * Tue Jun 22 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - recommend nagios-plugins only to avoid buildcycles * Fri Jun 18 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - fix init script: touch files if they do not exist- * Fri May 28 2010 email@example.com - disable patch8 - needs rebasing - install PIDDIR if it's not /var/run to avoid owner problems during start - always change ownership of standard files to the right values * Mon May 24 2010 email@example.com - fix 'Schedule downtime for this host and all services' behavior (http://tracker.nagios.org/view.php?id=133) - fix typos resulting in non used style declarations (http://tracker.nagios.org/view.php?id=150) - fix deleting comments from the hashlist (http://tracker.nagios.org/view.php?id=80) - rebase nagios-p1.pl-location.patch - fix a handful compiler warnings - do not allow nagios to phone home: disable online_update_checks - fix command-group - BuildRequire net-tools for enabling WAP * Fri May 14 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - check_verbose now always prints the resulting logfile - this allows to see the warnings * Tue May 11 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - ghost the pid directory * Wed May 05 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - fix broken files section - init skript now handles /var/run on tmpfs - small adaptions of init skript - default pidfile now /var/run/nagios/nagios.pid - add manpages from Debian package - add Debian patches: + nagios-fix_forced_servicechecks.patch + nagios-fix_encoding_trends.cgi.patch + nagios-fix_spurious_dollar_signs_added_to_command_lines.patch * Tue Apr 06 2010 email@example.com - cleanup source o removed nagios-3.2.0 * Wed Mar 10 2010 email@example.com - update to 3.2.1: Enhancements: + Link to allow scheduling downtime for all services on a host + Speedup to CGIs when lots of comments or downtimes in status.dat file + Patch for new_mini_epn to allow for any command line length without breaking extra trailing or leading whitespace Fixes: + Fix for incorrect scheduling when time has gone back an hour (partial fix for 24x7) + Fix for logging test, which was not timezone aware (bug #0000077 - Allan Clark) + Fix for CSS validation of padding: X + Fix for documentation re: case-insensitive nature of custom variables (Marc Powell) + Fix for template configurations which use negated wildcards (Tim Wilde) * Mon Nov 23 2009 email@example.com - changed path to send_nsca in the eventhandler script according to the path given in the nagios-nsca package. BNC #486937 * Fri Nov 06 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - added lost changes o Jun 24 2009 o Jun 23 2009 - spec mods o removed changelog o added LEGAL to doc o simplify install of extra SOURCES - added support for centreon o centreon is frontend GUI for nagios o changed perms/ownership in files section * Fri Aug 21 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - cleanup spec o fixed header o sorted TAGS - fixed deps o added missing Req nagios-plugins * Fri Aug 14 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - added Requires php and mod_php_any * Thu Aug 13 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - added ndo2db to Should-Start/Should-Stop in rcnagios changed permission of resource.cfg (needed by centreon) (Changes by firstname.lastname@example.com) * Wed Aug 12 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to 3.2.0: * Fix for read-only permissions bug in CGIs that caused problems viewing comments (bug #0000029) * Fix for incorrect CGI reports (availability, trends, etc.) when reporting period spans Daylight Savings Time (bug #0000046) * Fix for detection of truecolor support in GD library (Lars Hecking) * Reverted to use --datadir configure script option instead of the more recently introduced --datarootdir option * Status and retention files are now flushed/synced to disk to prevent incomplete information being displayed in CGIs * Fix for incorrect next service check time calculation when Nagios is reloaded with different timeperiod ranges * Updated Fedora quickstart guide to indicate PHP requirements * Known issue: Service checks that are defined with timeperiods that contain "exclude" directives are incorrectly re-scheduled. Don't use these for now - we'll get this fixed for 3.4 * Wed Jun 24 2009 email@example.com - update to 3.1.2 - fixes bug in host/service schduling logic that caused excessive CPU usage introduced with 3.1.0 * Tue Jun 23 2009 email@example.com - update to 3.1.1 * New "important check command" flag for use in service templates, to aid configuration in distributed environments * Fix for nagios validation error when no services defined * Fix for stylesheet link * Fix for extinfo.cgi error message when cgi.cfg doesn't exist * Fix for notifications.cgi where Update button on right didn't retain host information when no host= was in query parameters * Fix for potential bug where a contactgroup with no members could cause parsing errors * Fix for W3 validation for history.cgi * Fix for W3 validation for extinfo.cgi * Fix for nagiostats to return non-zero with failures in MRTG mode * Added t/ directory for tests. Use make test to run. Requires perl on development server * Fix for duplicate event_id attributes in status and retention data * Fix for duplicate unlink() during check processing * Added missing check period column to host config display (CGI) * Fix for embedded Perl initialization under FreeBSD * Fix for incorrect re-initialization of mutext after program restart * Fix for incorrect weighting in host flap detection logic * Added libtap to distribution. Use ./configure --enable-libtap to compile * nagios.log permissions are now kept after log rotation * Fix for "Max concurrent service checks (X) has been reached" messages - will now push services 5 + random(10) seconds ahead for retry * Fix for removing old HTML files for web frontend that are now replaced with PHP equivalents (in dex/main/side.html) * Fix for incorrect service history link text in CGIs * Fix for useless code loop in netutils.c * Fix for potential divide by zero in event scheduling code * Fix for trailing backslash in plugin output causing memory corruption in CGIs * Fix for bug that could affect host/service scheduling during clock time skew or changes to time perod definitions between restarts * Leading whitespace from continuation lines in configuration files is now stripped out * Fix for bug where pipe (used by IPC) file descriptors get inherited by child processed (e.g. event handlers) (bug #0000026) * Fix for failure to daemonize - Nagios now bails (bug #0000011) * Fix for notifications about flapping starting not processed properly by retention data * Patch to add transparency to statusmap icons for truecolor images * Patch to add read-only permissions to extinfo CGI * Security fix for statuswml.cgi where arbitrary shell injection was possible * Fri Mar 27 2009 email@example.com - added check_verbose to rcnagios to print the error messages directly instead of pointing to the error_log BNC #486912 * Tue Mar 03 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - changed rcnagios to delete control characters from values BNC #480747
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Singer, songwriter and guitarist Glen Phillips started the alternative rock band Toad the Wet Sprocket in 1986 when he was 16. In 10 years the band recorded five albums for Columbia/Sony Records. Phillips has since recorded and toured on his own and with several side projects, including The Mutual Admiration Society (with members of Nickel Creek) and The Works Progress Administration, which has included Elvis Costello & the Attractions drummer Pete Thomas and Tommy Petty & the Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench.
He's now working on a new Toad the Wet Sprocket CD and he will appear in a solo performance Feb. 2 at Grace First Presbyterian Church in Long Beach. For show information go to www.gracefirst.org, or call 562-420-3393.
Q: Is your band stuck with the name Toad the Wet Sprocket? You just kind of grabbed it as a joke and now you can't get rid of it. (The name comes from a Monty Python skit.)
A: We're hoping people just call us Toad.
Q: Were you Monty Python geeks when you were young?
A: We were kind of geeks before geeks ruled the world. Before there was a lot of money in it. It was harder to be a geek back then. You had to work at it because there was no online chat rooms or anything like that. You had to go to a comic book store. Patton Oswalt did an essay on geekery and the fact that it took more work back then, and he gave our band some credit.
Q: It was a pretty mellow band. Did that come from you all growing up in Santa Barbara?
A: There are some pretty nonmellow bands from Santa Barbara. Sugarcult is from here. Snot is from here. Primitive Radio Gods.
Q: That must've been from the bad part of town. Do you still live in Santa Barbara?
A: I've never left, except for about six months once. It didn't work out.
Q: You've had some songs in movies and TV. Is that a gold mine?
A: Not really. The music is usually the last thing they do in production, so they tell you, "We're all out of money, but it's great exposure." It's been awhile since we had anything out. "Breaking Bad" did a song of mine called "The Hole," which was in an episode called "Down in the Hole." I think they just Googled songs with "hole" in the title. Most of the stuff we had was back before the turn of the century. I love that we live in a time when we can say "back before the turn of the century."
Q: Back before the turn of the century, I was out in Iowa and Minnesota doing a story on the farm crisis and I was driving all over the place and all I had were three cassettes: something by That Petrol Emotion, something by Poi Dog Pondering and Toad's "Dulcinea."
A: Wow.
Q: I know. I got pretty familiar with those three tapes.
A: It's an interesting thing to me the way technology dictates the way we consume music. Now you wouldn't just have three tapes, you'd have 20,000 songs on your iPod. Back before the turn of the century, you only had the records you owned, and you would listen to them over and over until you liked everything on the album. Now you can just jump around.
Q: That's right. And the songs you liked first were the first ones you'd get tired of. You'd like the poppy ones right away. The better ones were more layered or not immediately accessible. Now I can't be bothered to listen to stuff I don't like right away.
A: But as much as iPod has made us invest less time, technology has allowed us to hear so much more music that's out there. There are more and more bands coming out with an insanely wide influences. And so many of them have, like, eight musicians in the band. I don't know how they make enough money to do anything but eat ramen.
Q: Do you still tour a lot, or just go locally?
A: I tour everywhere and I tour all the time. It's how I support my family. I enjoy touring by myself - I'll be doing a solo in Long Beach. Part of me is scared about getting back into the world of Toad, being back on tour promoting stuff. That world always made me uncomfortable. The music and the audiences are all fine, but the rock world doesn't always reward the right stuff. It's a strange place to find yourself in the middle of and still hold on to your identity.
But what's been nice in the last few years is finding my way into the folk music world, where people expect stories in your songs and they listen. It's very comforting for me to play in those places, and it's very comforting to be playing in a church. They're designed to sound great and they're designed to focus attention.
Q: Are you happy at home when you're not touring, or do you get anxious?
A: My home life has always been solid. My friends in Santa Barbara all work for nonprofits, or they're they're craftspeople, like stonemasons and woodworkers. I feel like a bit of an alien at home sometimes, and I feel like a bit of an alien on the road, too. But at the same time, it's the greatest job in the world.
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Tom Petty receives ASCAP Founders Award
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Tom Petty is getting recognized for his lengthy and influential career. The rocker is this year's recipient of the ASCAP Founders Award, which he received at the performance rights organization's 31st annual Pop Music Awards.
Billboard.com says Petty reflected on the task of songwriting in his acceptance, calling it "long, lonely work" in which "you sit there waiting for magic." He also gave a nod to those who influenced him, saying his generation of songwriters used their skills to "speak to the world" about the issues of the day.
Petty added that he "learned what a good song might be" through such artists as Bob Dylan and Jackson Browne -- who presented the award.
The ASCAP Founders Award honors songwriters who have made "pioneering contributions to music," and who have inspired both their peers and others who have followed.
The 31st annual Pop Music Awards, which celebrates the most performed ASCAP pop songs of 2013, took place in Los Angeles Wednesday night.
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The scene was just what you'd expect for the 2009 NSSA National Championships. Hundreds of kids scampering around left, right and everywhere in-between the company-sponsored pop-up tents and beach umbrellas. For the adults, the atmosphere always hovers between awkwardness and jealousy, since foosball games, tag, towing each other in wagons, never changing from wetsuits and endless free food and energy drink is just a little bit too Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. "I love getting to hang out with all my friends from around the country," mini-grom all-star Kanoa Igarashi admitted, before swinging a tree branch at a buddy's head. "That's probably my favorite thing about Nationals." Did we mention these kids rip, too?
There is the older generation of competitors, though, and they take the scene a bit more seriously. Santa Barbara's Conner Coffin chose to avoid most non-surf antics and keep focused to the water: "I'm definitely feeling a little pressure," he said. "Keanu Asing has been winning a lot lately and Brother [Kolohe Andino] has been killing it, too."
Coffin even wanted to talk a little strategy. "Lefts — they have been better than the rights so far today," he said. "But the conditions have been changing heat-to-heat, so I've gotta stay on my toes." But, admittedly, young Conner would be pleased with any outcome this year, knowing that just being at Nationals is a huge achievement and a big step in moving toward a bright professional career.
Hawaii's Kiron Jabour was a little less lenient when talking competition. "I'm at a stage in my surfing where I'm graduating from the NSSA — I really want to finish with a win."
Perhaps Kiron is the only truly honest kid running around the Nationals playground, because embedded in every game of tag, foosball and stick fight is the pursuit to become winner…and no one wants to loose a game of tag. Or a NSSA Nationals heat — not even a 10-year-old grom. Young grasshoppers like Ian Gentil, Benji Brand, Kanoa Igarashi and Kalani David all channeled their onshore competitive prowess into the water and made it into the Open Boys semi finals, which will face off this Saturday. Kalani David was happy with his performance, which was a credit to his maturity…or all the extra-curricular competition on the beach. "It's cool to see all my friends, but I'm trying to stay pretty serious," he admitted.
As Day 1 wrapped up and parents began to gather up their wandering young ones, there was already an air of both victory and defeat drifting through the contest site. A clearly bummed Hawaiian mini-grom was bombarded by a group of feral children — presumably his buddies — and surrounded. The leader of the pack wrapped an arm around the deflated grom and explained: "We all lose sometimes, but after you lose," he said, "you gotta just play around." Though the leader was probably {{{80}}} pounds, shaggy-haired and filthy from playing in the dirt all day, his words were spoken like a true gentleman. The point of Nationals, he had quickly found out, was to not just win, but to have fun — in and out of the water.
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good standard of room for the price, attentve friendly helpful staff, surprisingly good menu. A great stay at a good price
Ease of finding the hotel and transferring to the airport Nothing
Friendly helpful staff, nice room, English Channel on TV, good menu choice, enjoyed the breakfast even if it is a bit overpriced.
I liked that the hotel was just outside the city, this made it easy to locate as we were driving. Staff were all very helpful
Easy access from the autoroute.Friendly welcome in convenient location. Usual standard you expect from Campanile
Very clean, ood sized bed, easy to find off the motorway, restaurant on site, we wanted it for a stop-over whilst drivin from Spain to the UK with small children and we found it perfectly adequate for our needs. Would have liked a larger room as we booked 2 adults, 1 child and a baby into the room.
always hot in the room; AC did not work well
The staff were very friendly and helpful and we enjoyed our stay. The meal in the restaurant was excellent. It was more difficult to find than we expected.
Good value, friendly staff, clean rooms, easy parking near room This is not a complaint - it was not that easy to find. But, given the fact that it was pouring with rain and I was driving alone, maybe that was part of the problem.
comfortable rooms, good choise of food at reasonable prices in the resturrant and good internet access.
Breakfast was good although very simple. Excellent price-quality ratio. There was a bare atmosphere in the room, furniture was reduced.
simple and clean room the corridors were noisy
Friendly staff with good English and town centre location. Happy to help with any queries. Very disappointed that their was no kettle/tea and coffee making facilities in the bedrooms.
Very helpful staff Room was getting ready for refurbishment. In particular the carpet was badly stained just outside the bathroom door.
You get what you pay for and this is great value throughout!!! None
Hotel as advertised, nothing spectacular but good honest accommodation. Location central to most activities.
position central to the city of Limoges
The bathroom was wonderful and the shower was very relaxing. This hotel was much better than we thought it would be. would certainly stay here again
Great all around hotel
The friendliness of staff, we were there much longer than anticipated due to an air traffic control issue, the staff did their utmost on every occassion to help us. The rooms were a better spec than a 3 star I would rate this as more of a 4 star The only criticism is that the outside of the building and balconies are looking tired but once in they are without doubt above standard.
Very good location
This hotel surprised us. It was excellent from start to finish. The room overlooking the square was terrific. The breakfast was the best I've had in a hotel for a long time. The staff, fantastic with good English skills. I recommend this hotel.
The staff were very helpful. A young girl with dark hair on reception Friday evening was great, she suggested a restaurant and it was fab. La vache I think
location bathroom smelt and is in urgent need of redecorating
The welcoming atmosphere and helpful staff, the large room and terrace overlooking the main square. The bathroom and toilet are in need of modernisation and better lighting
spaceous well appointed room and freindly reception and catering service highly recomended.Baggage cart available Very diificult to find the location as approaching the location by the square the road is shown as a closed end this should be pointed out to motoring guests
view to the lake. no shuttle airport service. so €60 for taxi (return trip).
Great location on the way from the south up to Paris. Rooms were updated and decent. Restaurant is lame. Service is pathetic and they served soup in a microwave plastic cup. Although the soup was really good and I wish I could get it at home!
Staff were extremely helpful when we had a problem with our hire car, looking up tel. Nos, contacting the company and explaining our problem; even providing a spare pillow to raise the seat level so I could see better! Desk staff were always friendly and seemed to remember our name. One evening there was a pet dog in the dining room. It was very well behaved but we did not feel it should have been allowed in the dining room . It was not an assistance/guide dog.
To organise Tour de France teams to stay at the same time as my wife and I was appreciated !! The restuarant breakfast was superb but the evening meal ( mixed grill ) was ordinary for such a high price.
Hotel location was convenient to highway. Room was comfortable and clean. A modest hotel at a fair price.
Welcoming Staff, and Hotel catering staff very helpful. Excellent stay
Staff were friendly and the rooms were clean and quite comfortable, although fairly basic. We liked the swimming pool. Didn't like paper cups provided for tea and coffee in rooms. For the amount paid we would have expected china cups. We would have liked proper pillows and more of them, too.
Very helpful staff 6.5 euro for a beer
Very nice hotel in a beautiful setting. Value for money.
Near to town We thought it was over-priced - expected it to be more up-market
Wi-fi connectivity, Friendly and helpful staff
Very noisy outside
Could have been better for the many I pay
Staff were very helpful and pleasant Quiet hotel with very helpful staff
It was a perfectly adequate place to stay, nothing more, nothing less.
Late check in, friendly personel, good & plenty (value for money) breakfast, got free update to a bigger room for the 2 of us
Its carpark and breakfast The lack of adequate directions to find it.
The immediate location is superb and the reception staff remarkably helpful. No.
Peaceful, quiet location. No traffic noise. Helpful staff despite not speaking English. Bathrooms need updating.
Easy access to major routes and Limoges city centre. Pleasant surroundings overlooking golf course, made a good base for exploring Limousin region. With the exception of one staff member on reception the staff were not very friendly and seemed indifferent to our needs. Rooms could also have been cleaner.
The outlook while having a drink was lovely and serene. You could hear people in other rooms.
The hotel room was very basic, but the restaurant was excellent and the staff was great. Also, we appreciated the setting and the quiet for sleeping. We were well located for going into Poitiers for sightseeing without being right downtown. There was free parling for our rental car. It was a money-saving stop for us. The cob web in our room and the only soap provided was in a dispenser on the wall farthest away from the shower. Fortunately we had brought soap from another hotel. Also, there was no hair dryer.
the setting is superb but the restauirant is closed sundays and there are no facilities in the room or at reception on a sunday Very low level of room quality plus we were locked in a wing of the hotel as the reception is closed at night and we had an emergency exit onto the parking for our entrance They even turned off the wifi when the recption was emptied Bit like being in prison
Patio door onto ground floor grass area for dog. manager very nice and provided a map for a lovely walk along the river before dinner No tea or coffee facilities in the room Hotel hard to find as sat nav did not recognize knew roads in the area
Location was easy to find and pleasant. Slow staff response, not awful, just not good.
The rooms were very accessible, all being on the ground floor and the setting for the restaurant was very nice. The staff were not very attentive especially at dinner time.
Friendly staff secure parking
very friendly, helpful staff. Rooms exceptionally clean and new looking
lovely room and very reasonably priced-very close to the train station.
Close to restaurants, clean and well presented. Overall enjoyable stay Lack of air conditioning
Accomodationg staff and location.
Excellent buffet breakfast, clean fresh rooms, very friendly service, good lounge if needed
very friendly personnel, very good coffee at breakfast One little issue: our non-smoking room had definitely been smoked in. But that can of course have been caused by abuse by a former guest, or maybe it was older smell, dating from before smoking was stopped in this room.
Very helpful staff. Excellent location for exploring the town.
Friendly staff, very clean rooms, good location. Ideal hotel for short stay in Limoges. Room looked as though it had recently been refurbished and felt new although the hotel itself was an older building. The room had very good bathroom/shower facilities. No airconditioning in the room.
Very close to the city centre. Also, have a secured parking space, although the number of spaces is limited. Toilet space was extremely limited.
The room was very well appointed with a new bathroom suite and very original interior design with an international theme. Not really, except that there were only net curtains over the windows which let in the light in the morning.
very funny atmosphere / ambiance; especially the decoration.
I loved the decor and the staff were probably the most attentive that I have come across in my life of staying in hotels and that is a lot of hotels.Breakfast was perfect and I felt really at home. Perfect..... Yes I only stayed one night.
close to everything, good price, friendly no
Good location. Easy parking. Friendly staff. Well appointed room. Very quiet and relaxing. We had an interior room and it did become very warm, despite the large windo.
The hotel was clean, quiet, and tastefully decorated. The reception staff were helpful and polite.
Helpful lady in charge. Good breakfast. Kindly looked after our luggage for the day.
Excellent location in Limoges city centre - beautifully decorated and tasteful rooms in this small boutique chic style hotel. Warm friendly and accommodating staff. Nothing bad to say about this hotel
The convenient location, and the service. The lack of staffing at reception. Let ourselves in, checked ourselves in, found room key and eventuallly found our room. Felt as if we were on the Marie Celeste, until 50 minutes later when the Manager arrived!
We were in the centre of the town, had easy access to rail and bus services and taxi to airport. Access to beautifull gardens and interesting walks around town.
Location was excellent for us - close to motorway and city centre Could have coffee available in room
very polite staff who were very accomodating. needed tea and coffee making facilities in the rooms and aircon.
Room was comfortable and handy to motorway although had difficulty in finding it due to lack of exact address as we used sat-nav The lack of any catering facility was very disappointing especially as there was a restaurant advertised but unfortunately it was closed. The staff offered no alternative and we were forced to seach the immediate area only finding a fast food outlet (Quick) which was far from satisfactory.
fair ratio between quality and price
Convenience for access to all main through routes
I have stayed at this hotel before. The service was good and the staff friendly. I requested a non smoking room and was given one. Breakfast was adequate and as expected. I had dinner also and my choice of meal from the ala carte menu was very good and well prepared. Price reasonable. Bathroom had a bad sewer odour at times
comfortable, clean, near the motorway for a stop-off. very good.
Comfortable room and ideal for a stopover and free wifi
overall it provided everything we needed on our way to the south. Very comfortable and good fun.
Easy to find the hotel location (not too far from the highway exit). Very clean and confort bedrooms. The employees were nice people. Very bad dinner: everything we asked was not possible. They could not handle our meals requests (based on the official menu) as employees always said: "sorry we do not have it today but tomorrow surely". The breakfast was also poor. Too few things, not re-filled when empty. Conclusion: nice bedrooms to sleep but very bad restaurant !
The help that we received from the staff in booking taxis and restaurants No dislikes
The manager/owner of this hotel was very helpful, he arranged garage parking for our motorcycles off the city street. The hotel was well located and comfortable.
We returned our hire car and caught the train toParis airport
The hotel was clean and tidy in a good location The internet connection was poor and at the time there was no telephone line to the hotels rooms. Not sure if this was just one of those things at the time but it did not help from a business point of view
The staff were really friendly, despite not being able to speak any English. My schoolboy French is disasterously bad, but we persevered, had a laugh and everything went fine. Room was lovely - a nice compact size with a lovely comfortable bed. Shutters blocked out light and ensured a good sleep. The area was very quiet, despite being about 10 mins walk from the centre of town and 4 mins from the railway station. Free WiFi. Breakfast was basic but typically French in nature - croissant, baguette, jam, yoghurt, tea, coffee and chocolate. The lady owner was very keen to ensure that I had had enough when I got up to leave the dining room which was lovely. They looked after my bags for two days - the days before my stay and after.
Family run hotel - owners were delightfully helpful and genuinely interested to assist with maps and points of interest around town. Room was spotlessly clean and generous breakfast served in charming breakfast room. Location was very handy to rail station - easy walk with luggage. We enjoyed everything about our stay.
Owners were friendly. OK if one spoke French, so OK for us. B/fast a little dear! Happy with initial stay in ywo bedded room. However made booking to return 4 days later for same. However offered one bedded room. had to move elsewhere at additional cost
Very warm and professional welcome; nice decor (wallpaper tasteful, plants effectively used); personal attention to needs of our children (orange juice instead of coffee); information on where to eat and map given with information on location of restaurants. Excellent customer service and attractive lobby. Ensuite to the room was very small; location was poor without secure parking (car was left parked in road still containing most of our luggage not needed for an overnight stay).
We had a recently refurbished room which was excellent, and tastefully decorated. The owner was welcoming and helpful - we got lost and phoned and she directed us well and came out to greet us.
The owner was very helpfull and friendly.
The staff were very friendly and efficient. Breakfast was good value at 7euros. Bed was not comfortable. Bathroom needs a shower curtain and shower head holder.
wonderfull lower rate of breakfast
nice breakfast, clean beds. room was clean but very old fasionate, dark.
Well laid out and well located for Limoges Central. Comfortable room and excellent staff. Not much to dislike.
Good Hotel Yes,we missed a refrigerator or Mini Bar on our room
we were locked in overnight and not told how to get out in the event of fire or if we returned late how to get in
Breakfast was good and staff were nice. Rooms need seriously refurbishing. Stayed in better tents. This hotel was probably ok in 1970 but needs some major cash injection now to bring it up to date. Not really a three star anymore.
Friendly staff. Good reception upon arrival. Good breakfast. Good location for someone traveling through or require a relatively low-priced accommodation. Quiet area with good restaurant next door. By the way, the service provided at the restaurant was excellent. Very worndown room (stayed in a familyroom with several shortcomings). Desperately needs refurbishment.
i liked the fact that the hotel was near the motorway as we were on our way through to calais. restaurant was good.the staff were exceptionally helpful and they helped us book a vets appointment for the UK pets passport scheme the room was pretty poor standard of decoration. the bed was horrible and uncomfortable.
easy access to city and attractions
They had a nice swimming pool, which was new. The staff was very friendly. The breakfast was very nice. Although the hotel is near the airport, it does not disturb you because there are only a few flights with small planes.
It's very near from the Limoges's airport. Very practic if your fly is at 6:30AM Some rooms do not give outdoor as there is a front hallway. It's a bit annoying not being able to open the window without being in the hallway ...
Very close to the airport ideal for the early checkin only about 200 metres walk. Excellent restaurant in the main airport building.
Comfortable, clean , good size room, friendly staff. None
It was on the airport It was extremely noisy during the night, particularly the plumbing. The room was small and cramped and the shower was hand held. A very poor room.
Convenient to the airport No evening dining facility
I like the location of the hotel which is right next door is excellent for an overnight stay at Limoges Airport Breakfast was very basic.. But very nice..
Easy access with air travel, accommodation fine but restraurant being closed was a problem after a long days travel. Lack of catering facilities on site when restraurant was advertised.
Close to the airport the breakfast> No air conditioning
The hotel was quiet and peaceful. The location was was within walking distance of the airport. Suitable for a stopover. There were no coffee making facilities in the room or the hotel except for breakfast time.
It was easy to park a car in the hotel basement.
Well laid out family room for 5 people, secure parking, good breakfast, easy walk into Limoges centre
The staff were really welcoming when we checked in and very friendly. The room was lovely and spotless and really well furnished. The location was really good and we didn't hear any trains which we thought we would as it is close to a train station. Would stay again in the family room - lots of space. The only thing that spolit it a bit for us was that the resturant menu was all in French and didn't have any English listings so we didn't know the food choice and the staff didn't speak English so that didn't help.
It was very close to the train station - we arrived late at night and left early the next morning, so it was a perfect place to stay. It was a bit noisy in the morning - the sound of the sncf jingle from the train station is rather penetrating.
very central, nice staff, big room The address didn't show up on gps and smoking in the lobby
Room very clean and had all I needed ... very stylish and tastfully appointed Should have tea/coffee making facilities
Location, value for money, service re parking. We stayed 2 nights and not 1 as your info below suggests Lack of restaurant staff making it impossible to use despite many empty tables.
The convenience of the hotel for our visit to Limoges would take us back there as our next visit will probably be by train, plus friendly staff and an excellent restaurant attached. Temperature control in the rooms could be improved because opening the window can be a noisy alternative
central and parking facilities First morning , the shower wasn't working. It was repaired. Two mornings at 9.15am there were no croissants
Very pleasant and helpful reception staff The restaurant is a completely separate business to the hotel, it was impossible to charge the merest drink to our room, nor charge our evening meal. I had the embarrassment of having to go back to our room, to get a credit card to pay the restaurant with. Totally unacceptable in that standard of hotel
This is typical old-style french hotel perhaps a little faded around the edges but warm and friendly and ideally located in the city centre.
Centrally located, ample parking The halls & rooms were too small, the furniture was cheap and the bed was too small. The bathroom was a tiny and poorly lit. There was no room service.
nicely decorated room, convenient location, parking buffet breakfast uninspiring with everything in little industrial packets (although you could boil yourself an egg) coffee bitter, breads not very interesting (but croissants ok).
clean hotel and excellent staff. The railway is so close it sounds like the train is coming out of the bath room & there is a bar next door and people are out on the street until 4.0 am in the morning drinking and talking (loud) it is impossible to sleep, in particular we stayed on a very warm night and had to have the windows open to cool the room slightly.
Nothing Everything
breakfast poor.Tired feel
Need to request a back courtyard to avoid train noise when the windows are open
Spotlessly clean, breakfast, super hot water, relaxed, easy attitude of staff. Veary important a lock up private garage in a city centre hotel Because I am rarther tall I prefer a longer bed and a longer bath
Good position at right rate. Staff good, breakfast excellent
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i am just reading some of my instructor's comments about him - colourful to say the least!
So the courts are deciding if he is a threat to women. After he sexually assaulted a woman and then threatened to kill her.
Serious question for y'all:
If a person is capable of sexual assault or rape should they be sent to prison or should they be sectioned - is it a psychological problem or physical?
Having read meditations on violence I believe that its mental and should be dealt that way as if its inbuilt in the person then it will just continue to offend and never leave that cycle. Or to take the Daily Mail view: they're all foreign and should be deported to Daily Mail island.
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This is the memory foam guest bed that sets up instantly and folds to a mere 5" thick for ease of storage. Available exclusively from Hammacher Schlemmer, the bed has a 2"-deep memory foam mattress that contours to the shape of the body, providing a soft yet supportive cushion that relieves pressure points and encourages comfortable sleep. The one-piece tubular steel frame and locking legs set up without requiring any assembly and the entire unit folds for unobtrusive storage under a bed or in a closet. The mattress is suspended by 34 high-tension springs that provide stability for getting in and out of the bed. At over 6' long and over 2 1/2' wide, the bed accommodates a child or an adult up to 275 lbs. yet remains unobtrusive in condominiums or a guest bedroom. The soft cotton cover can be wiped clean with a damp cloth.Twin. 13" H x 74 1/2" L x 31 1/2" W. (31 lbs.)
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(10 of 15 customers found this review helpful)
By Resse
from Charlottesville, VA
Fits in small space, under bed, easily. Came promptly. Easy return with UPS address form.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Hammacher Schlemmer Response: At Hammacher Schlemmer, our goal is for you to be delighted with our products and our service. However, it is clear that this item fell far short of your expectations and for this you have our sincere apologies. Please remember that we back our merchandise with a lifetime guarantee. Should you ever find that an item doesn't perform to your satisfaction, our customer service team is available 24 hours a day at 1-800-321-1484 to assist you with returning it.
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Convenient and comfortable
By Beverly
from Huntington Beach, CA
I bought this for my 4 year old grandson, who stays with us frequently. He used it for the first time the other night, and stayed asleep in his bed the whole night. However, both my daughter and my husband say that the mattress smells, although I can't detect any strong odor. I hope this will dissipate if I leave it to air out.Also, the frame folds down instead of up, making it necessary to thread the foam mattress through the legs when you are storing it, then extract it again when you are setting up. Since the mattress is a soft piece of memory foam, it is wise to have another pair of hands to help.As promised, it does fold down to an extremely small thickness, and can be put away without taking up too much precious closet space.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Hammacher Schlemmer Response: Thank you for your comment. You may notice a slight smell/odor which comes from the manufacturing process. If you notice an odor, air out the mattress in a well ventilated room for 24-48 hours prior to use.
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Sturdy, well built, compact
By Happy Camper
from Boulder, CO
I bought this hoping to replace a similar-looking cot from years ago. I was taken aback when the box arrived — it's considerably heavier than the one I owned before. But that's the ONLY downside — and it's not really a downside, because this one is so much sturdier and stronger. Simple to open and close, packs away like a dream. (Hint: opening and closing it on its side is the way to go; the foam pad is easily stored etc. when frame is partly open.) If you're sensitive to chemical odors, you'll want to air the mattress out for two days before using.
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
This product is everything described!
By Elle
from Edison, NJ
I use the product on a everyday basis due to personal home renovations.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Super comfortable mattress
By Audrey
from Arlington, VA
The bed frame is so comfortable the mattress isn't needed and takes up extra space in a cramped apartment. Recommendation, sell both mattress and frame separately.Also the fact that both the frame and mattress are washable means for better hygiene than an ordinary mattress. This is a great product for anyone who wants a great bed that takes up no space.
Excellent guest bed
By fyrfly3
from San Diego, CA
This is a very good quality fold out guest bed. It is a nice size and long enough for most anyone; plus, it is quite comfortable. I really appreciate how little space it takes up when it is folded. This is just what I was looking for to accommodate guests who stay overnight, because it is easy to set up and just as easy to fold up and put away.
great for grandchildren
By tlr
from IN
We have a small home and will use it when grandchildren visit.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Just what I needed for limited space
By Captcall
from Abilene, TX
Bought hideaway bed for use in storm shelter. Perfect fit for limited space. I am very pleased with this product.
Good produce
By Skier
from Sun Valley, Idaho
As beds for grandchildren during Christmas. Easy to assemble. Fairly comfortable, although, of course, not a real mattress.
perfect foldaway cot
By Bilby
from Ontario, Canada
purchased for grandchild sleepover. very comfortable and easy to store. the mattress is slightly smaller than the frame and tends to slide around on the cot so I will try some of the rubber liner used under carpet to keep it stationary. all in all, very pleased with this purchase.
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And the difference was special teams. The Rangers had a two-man advantage for 1:26 just 1:07 in and produced only one shot. The Sabres got a two-man advantage a few minutes later and needed only 20 seconds to capitalize, then followed that with another power-play goal later in the first to take a 2-0 lead.
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The review in question is "A Tocqueville for Today," written by Jacob S. Hacker and Paul Pierson, two ivory tower heavyweights.
Surely, the ivory tower should allow for a bit more color in the almost 50 years hence.
Convincing the ivory tower decision-makers may take quite an effort if they choose to share TV revenues.
Our paralysis amidst this paradox is not helped by the way it has taken hold inside the ivory tower itself.
The students and professors in the ivory tower have already begun considering her.
The vein holds from beginning to end of his work; from this writing of the eighties to "The ivory tower."
All life has streamed into your soul, and you have lived in the ivory tower.
Having made this pronouncement, she entered the ivory tower of her deafness and closed the door.
The latch was always lifted on the front door of his ivory tower.
He sought a refuge from his sufferings in his own ivory tower; these sufferings themselves were to him a source of observations.
as a symbol of artistic or intellectual aloofness, by 1889, from French tour d'ivoire, used in 1837 by critic Charles-Augustin Sainte-Beuve (1804-1869) with reference to the poet Alfred de Vigny, whom he accused of excessive aloofness.
Et Vigny, plus secret, comme en sa tour d'ivoire, avant midi rentrait. [Sainte-Beuve, "Pensées d'Août, à M. Villemain," 1837]Used earlier as a type of a wonder or a symbol of "the ideal." The literal image is perhaps from Song of Solomon [vii:4]:
Thy neck is as a tower of ivory; thine eyes like the fishpools in Heshbon, by the gate of Bathrabbim: thy nose is as the tower of Lebanon which looketh toward Damascus. [KJV]
A place or attitude of retreat, especially preoccupation with lofty, remote, or intellectual considerations: Come out of that ivory tower


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Parents Call for Action after Kids Hit by Car
Parents in New Brunswick, New Jersey are demanding safety improvements after three children were hit by a car.
The students were crossing Livingston Avenue on their way home from school on Tuesday afternoon when an SUV struck them.
The two 14 year old girls and 6 year old boy reportedly tried to cross the road at a crosswalk, but there was no crossing guard on duty.
Parents say it's a dangerous road and safety improvements need to be made. They rallied yesterday and marched to City Hall, calling for action.
City officials said a crossing guard left last month and a new one is still being trained.
The SUV was driven by New Brunswick Fire Director Robert Rawls. He was on duty and it was a city owned vehicle.
He remained at the scene and was not charged. An investigation into the accident is continuing.
The three injured children remain hospitalized. One of the 14 year old girls and the 6 year old boy are in good condition. The other 14 year old girl is in fair condition.


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IRVING, TX -- A nationwide strike by Hostess Brands' bakers union has forced the bankrupt Twinkies and Ding Dong maker to permanently close three bakeries and may ultimately lead to its demise.
The Irving, TX, baked goods company said the strike has prevented it from producing and delivering products and that it is closing bakeries in Seattle, St. Louis and Cincinnati. Hostess, which has 36 plants nationwide, said customers will not be affected by the closures.
"We deeply regret this decision, but we have repeatedly explained that we will close facilities that are no longer able to produce and deliver products because of a work stoppage -- and that we will close the entire company if widespread strikes cripple our business," said Hostess Brands chief executive Gregory F. Rayburn.
The Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union, which represents 80,000 workers, began its walkout on Nov. 9 when Hostess imposed a contract, which the union rejected in September, that would cut wages by 8%, suspend pension payments and cut healthcare benefits.
"A widespread strike will cause Hostess Brands to liquidate if we are unable to produce or deliver products," Hostess said in a statement. "If that's the case, the company will move promptly to lay off most of its 18,300-member workforce and focus on selling its assets to the highest bidders. We know the concessions are tough, but it would make more sense for unhappy employees to simply leave the company voluntarily than to strike and cause the company to close down, forcing everyone to lose their jobs."
The Irving, TX, company, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in January 2012, nearly three years after its predecessor, Interstate Bakeries, emerged from its own bankruptcy proceedings.
In September, after months of negotiations, Hostess made what it called its "last, best offer" to its two largest unions as part of its plan to emerge from bankruptcy. The International Brotherhood of Teamsters accepted the proposed agreement, but the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union rejected it by 92%. In response, Hostess asked the bankruptcy court to impose the Teamsters-approved changes on the bakers' union members. | SEE STORY
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Each year the excellent wine merchant TGVins/Le Vin Passion makes a promotional offer of summer wines ("vins d'été"). As always the pride of place goes to Grenache dominated reds from the south of France http://www.tgvins.be/fr/offre-speciale/ ... -2009.html . This may seem counter-intuitive but those listed here, e.g. the Côtes du Ventoux from Fenouillet, are not thick textured and highly alcoholic like much CndP and Gigondas and go beautifully slightly cooled, say 15°C (c.60°F) with fishy summer salads, like salade niçoise, or with barbecues. Mention of CndP reminds me that I have even enjoyed a lighter but delicious one (Nalys, I think) served cool from a pitcher in an Arles restaurant. Reds like this are, IMHO, much more satisfactory than most pinks, all except the best of which, e.g. Tavel, seem comparatively insubstantial
Here are suggestions from another Belgian merchant, Espace Vin Pirard , for summer pairings, including red wines http://www.espacevin.com/fr/accords-vin ... t-mets.asp . Counter-intuitive here is the use of "Z", a Merlot dominated Bordeaux with grills, but even more so is Saumur-Champigny with asparagus; I must try it.


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Wiz Khalifa unveils collaboration with Converse
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Wiz Khalifa is teaming up with Converse to put his own stamp on his go-to footwear. Atlantic Records released a teaser video for the collaboration on Thursday.
The clip alternates between shots of the Pittsburgh rapper jumping around in his classic Chuck Taylors, and shots of him showing off the new line - all backed by his hit single "Work Hard, Play Hard."
The Wiz Khalifa Collection by Converse is scheduled to arrive in Foot Locker stores on August 23rd.


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12 Celebs We Love To Hate (And Hate To Love)
This is my life: after every major awards show, I lie awake contemplating my feelings toward Taylor Swift. What we have is a love/hate relationship of epic proportions, that leaves me fighting an inner battle every time I see her on television. Do I cheer? Hiss? Pre-order her next album? Most of the time I just watch her with awe, annoyed that I'm so compelled by someone who bothers me so much. But she's not the only celebrity who leaves me with conflicted feelings. Here's a whole gaggle of stars we love to hate (and hate to love).


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Need to sell some boards..
My 5'10 x 19.5 x 2.38 Lost Rocket is in excellent shape and looks brand new. It has a gloss finish rather than the standard glass. It also has the carbon fiber on the tail.
I can easily ship it anywhere in the US if need be. Also I can hand deliver pretty much anywhere in MD if needed.


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I thought it was!!
Turn your lap top on watch the vid then comment dont be lazy
Rob your such a drama queen this could make for good discussion!
"He who goes to bed with itchy bum, wake up with stinky finger."
Would make for a good discussion if you weren't such a massive twat.
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did you read the post on here when people dident know you were a real person lmao they thought you were just a troll and not to be taken serious at all! and then you nearly got beat up and caused shit for yourself and your team! by calling world class people very bad names!!.
maybe if you got your head out your arse stopped bitching about illness and life layed off the forums and trained hard your jiujitsu will be better you will get your gold medal and you will get your brown belt.
see you have to go and ruin a could have been great thread!
"He who goes to bed with itchy bum, wake up with stinky finger."
You really are a sad man.
I almost got beaten up? Seriously, how old are you?
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Human Property
Slave traders had been selling kidnapped Africans
to all of the colonies since the early 1600s. A prosperous "triangle
trade" began when Caribbean molasses was shipped to New England
rum distilleries, then the rum crossed the Atlantic to Africa where
it was swapped for a return cargo of captive Black tribesmen. Of
the 540,000 slaves in the colonies (not even counted in population
figures), many lived their lives in chains
and were trapped into a life neither African nor American.
Eighty-five Separate Nations
Over 200,000 Native Americans lived east of the Mississippi
River, separated into 85 different nations and into two major language
groups, Algonquian and Iroquoian. Ancient rivalries led to constant
warfare, and by the mid-18th century, bows and arrows had been replaced
by guns and ammunition. Soon they would be choosing sides in the
war between Britain and America.
Scrappy Farmers and Tough Frontiersmen
Owning land beyond the Appalachian Mountains became
the dream of Daniel Boone, along with many thousands of colonists.
The land was also claimed by Native Americans, and much bloodshed
on both sides led King George to send in British troops, primarily
to keep white pioneers out of western territories. The King wanted
the colonists to live near the ocean where his Royal Navy could
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Serifo works in the Agricultural, Agri-food and Rural sectors and its activities move along four guiding lines: Real Services, Research of Soft loans/Financing, Research and Training. The company is characterised by an high level of dinamism and innovation related to both the process and the product. In particular, its activity within the rural sector is to be meant as offer of:
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The innovation of its core services has led Serifo to start its activities with pilot actions on the territory through a direct contact with sectoral operators in order to identify the weak points and the strong points of the agricultural sector in order to better formalise the services to provided. The Research of Funding or Soft Loans has represented an useful tool aimed to:
|As regards as the training sector, Serifo is implementing from many years , as Promoter / Coordinator and Partner, many EC projects (LdV, Grundtvig, LLP, and so on...); some of them are aimed to formalise new vocational training methodologies to encourage difficult targets (as over 50 y.o. And low educated farmers) to re-engage them into training activities; other projects, instead, are aimed to create innovative training curriculum for new professional profiles in the agricultural sector.


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Logitech Remote
This little sucker is perfect for the person with 14,826,592 remote controls. Not only is it a universal remote, but the thing thinks for you! Okay, well it won't do your algebra homework, but it will allow you to press one button (such as "WATCH A MOVIE") and it will simeltaneously turn on your tv, sound system, and dvd player, AND press play. With functions like LISTEN TO MUSIC, WATCH TV, or even PLAY XBOX (on the special xbox 360 version of the remote) all you have to do is tell it what your mission is. Mission accomplished!


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A1 [ C ] the regular work that a person does to earn money:
When she left college, she got a job as an editor in a publishing company.
After a disastrous first month in office, many people are beginning to wonder if the new president is up to (= able to do) the job.
out of a job
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How long have you been out of a job?
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- How is Mary enjoying her new job?
- It's a tragedy that so many young people are unable to find jobs.
- The company plans to shut down four factories and cut 10 000 jobs.
- Increasing the number of women in top management jobs will be a slow process.
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B2 [ S ] something that is your responsibility:
[ + to infinitive ] She believed her job as a politician was to represent the views of her party and the people who voted for her.
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- It's my job to keep a check on stock levels.
- It is the job of the inspectors to enforce compliance with the regulations.
- I don't envy you the job of cooking for all those people.
- Whose job was it to bring the tickets?
- It was my job to make sure there was enough food to go round.
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› [ C ] slang a crime in which money or goods are stolen, or an action or activity that is dishonest or unpleasant:
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Community Blood Center (CBC), the provider of blood services to local hospitals, will conduct a blood drive at Cottey College on Tuesday, April 16, in the lobby of the Haidee and Allen Wild Center for the Arts.
Community Blood Center is here to meet the needs of local patients, and individuals in Nevada can help meet the local needs by donating blood on Tuesday, April 16, from 3-6:30 p.m. in the Center for the Arts. To make an appointment online, go to www.savealifenow.org. Just one donation can help as many as two local hospital patients.
Although the CBC appreciates those donors who have walked in to donate blood in past drives, appointments are preferred and help with planning and staffing. Those with scheduled appointments will have a dedicated check-in, history, and beds, so it should be a faster experience for donors with appointments.
The Center for the Arts is on the northeast corner of Austin and Tower streets in Nevada, Missouri.


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I hope kitty's hungry, because this is her chance to win a four course meal with a drink from the super-cool folks at Jake & Micah. From their line of beautiful handmade organic catnip toys, Jake & Micah are offering one lucky winner the following prize package:
- Three-piece sushi set
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To win this luscious buffet, please visit the Jake & Micah site and take a look around, then come back here and leave a comment on this post telling us your favorite item. One winner will be chosen in a random drawing on March 15.
In this drawing we'll also choose 20 more winners to receive rats from Cat Livin'.


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Some of you may have read that my first BJJ Teacher was a Purple Belt who was training out of Rickson's school in LA.
His room-mate and training partner at the time was Henry Akins who went onto to become a Rickson Black Belt (one of only 3 Americans).
Todd Fox my first teacher had always told me that one of the only people who really understands how to teach Rickson's style and fundamentals was Henry.
Here is an interview with Henry that is very interesting,especially in light of the recent discussions regarding the Ryan Hall interview,Relson's podcast and Rorian's Gracie Combative program.


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Speech-language pathology and audiology are among the strongest professions in the country, according to recent employment growth projections in the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' 2016-2017 Occupational Outlook Handbook. Employment for audiologists is expected to grow much faster, at a 29% increase through 2024, compared to all occupations and employment for speech-language pathologists is also expected to grow faster than average, with a 21% increase through 2024.
Your degree allows you to work with a wide variety of clients, from infants to the elderly. The job is never boring! Knowledge does not stand still, and the profession is in constant flux. There are always new, exciting therapies to apply, new challenges to face, and new people to meet. Our department teaches students to understand communication disorders in scientific terms along with evidence-based treatment approaches.
You will be well prepared for your graduate career. Some of our seniors even have a chance to work directly with clients in our clinic.
The communication disorders and sciences program is staffed by nine full-time faculty and eight adjunct faculty. A moderate number of majors in all programs allow for ideal class size and you are not a number in this program.
The master's (M.A.) education program in speech-language pathology at SUNY Plattsburgh is accredited by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (CAA) of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, 2200 Research Boulevard #310, Rockville, Maryland 20850, 800-498-2071 or 301-296-5700.
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This winter has been nothing short of eventful - and it's not over yet! There have been snow storms and polar vortexes and ice and sleet, all of which have contributed to flight cancellations, delays, and thousands of hours spent waiting at airports.
Popular YouTube artist Tyler Ward made the most of being stuck at an airport - producing a cover of A Great Big World's breakout hit, "Say Something," with only his guitar, his voice, his iPhone and computer while sitting in an airport restaurant. The video was posted in December, and now has over 370,000 views and counting!
Check out the impressive video below, and let it remind us to take advantage of time spent waiting!
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Happy Birthday! Greenburgh to celebrate 225th anniversary
To commemorate Greenburgh's actual date of incorporation – March 7, 1788 – residents are invited to Town Hall to participate in a special celebration that will kick-off a series of events honoring the town's 225th birthday. A reception is scheduled for March 7 at 6:30 p.m. and will be followed… Read More →


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