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Taking these into account, Tirimbina Biological Reserve is pretending to evaluate how do butterflies species that feed on fruits change on temporary and spatial dimension. That's why since 2003 a vertical and horizontal stratification study with diurnal butterflies has been carry out; Philip J. DeVries and Isidro A. Chacón ,recognized butterfly researchers, are in charge of this project. Our final aim with this project is to reach 10 years of continuos sampling by 2013.
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I did not ride today. After a full workday and a rare weeknight dinner with the family, I wasn't able to workout until about 7:45pm. I just couldn't bring myself to get on that bike (on the indoor trainer) and didn't want to ride for an hour or more in the dark.
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- RockStarTri said...
Soon you'll be thinking triathlons!
On a more serious note, there is an ongoing debate on which is a better tracker of exercise: time or distance. Neither work alone since they need intensity along side them (go up and mountain and down a mountain - same distance with much difference effort). I wouldn't try to equate running mileage to cycling but you may want to track your running time/mileage separately.
Good job, though, getting the work in. It all adds up in the end.
- January 26, 2010 at 3:46 AM
- Big Daddy Diesel said...
I agree with rockstar, right now its about getting the work in, worry about oll the other stuff later on, the more you invest, the easier it will be.
- January 26, 2010 at 4:38 AM
- Sean Anderson said...
I started doing the intervals walking/jogging somewhere around 330 or so. I'm 6'3, so we have similar body types. It's tough, very tough. I'm still trying to get use to the jogging...it's certainly something I will continue. I think you're doing great. I wouldn't over analyze things. When we start making it complicated or try to figure out every detail---it can lead to negative emotions. You're completely on the right track---just move like you do, and the wonderful transformation of you continues!
My best always
- January 26, 2010 at 4:45 AM
- Larry said...
If you're not on the couch, if you aren't putting bad food into your mouth, if you are outside, moving, riding, walking, jogging, or somersaulting, then it counts, big man!
A man I know - multi-degree blackbelt in judo and BJJ, does Iron Man triathlons, etc, etc. - once told me that the biggest reason people don't follow through on exercise programs is because they try to do too much too soon. His theory is JUST DO SOMETHING. Be it a five-minute walk, a thirty-minute jog, an hour ride... or three push ups. Or one push up.
Just do SOMETHING.
Give yourself 10 miles toward our goal because you did something.
It is snowing here today and I have no indoor trainer. But I will do push ups and sit ups today - as many as I can. For you. Because you chose NOT to sit on the couch. You chose NOT to give up.
Keep riding. Keep walking.
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We have just opened a new office in the beautiful Baan Bophut resort in the Fishermens village, Bophut on Koh Samui and there is no better place to sit and relax and enjoy a cold drink or a beer after the days diving. The resort is right on the beach, but if you have had enough of the salt water then you can chill out and relax in our pool.
We have just taken on a new instructor, Adam, who is working for us and also running a side shoot operation, Rainbow divers, for the local and international gay community.
Samui is becoming increasingly popular as a holiday and dive destination, the island is developing and there are some amazing new 5 star resorts as well as low budget beach bungalows, the south of the island is still amazingly unspoilt as is the interior. For the party crew, Chaweng has recently opened a Q bar, and the nightclubs continue to throb well into night and there really is something for everybody here.
If anybody would like more information on us, the island, the diving, or anything else for that matter then just drop us a line on this forum or to firstname.lastname@example.com.
We would also love to hear about your diving stories, what you like about dive schools and what we can offer you guys to make your diving experience truly memorable!
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Even while standing on the court last fall with a gold medal around her neck after leading her team to a second straight state championship, East Lake setter Rachel Reed was unsure if that would be the last competitive volleyball game of her career.
But now, she's sure it won't be.
East Lake coach Mike Estes said that Reed, the Times Co-Player of the Year in Pinellas County, has signed with Lipscomb University, a Division I-A school in Nashville.
Reed joins teammate Brittnay Estes, the other Co-Player of the Year, in signing with Lipscomb.
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Having put up an excellent performance against Manchester City, Mark Hughes will be hoping for another good display against one of his former clubs when his Fulham side welcomes Blackburn in their next Premier League match on Saturday. Catch all the live Premier League action from that game by signing up with us here on Live Sport Network.
The Cottagers had gone into their match against City as clear underdogs but put in an excellent defensive performance to keep City's multi-million pound strike force quiet to collect a well deserved point.
Mario Balotelli had put City ahead midway through the first half but Fulham came out attacking in the second half to pull level through Damien Duff just three minutes after the break to collect a point.
Hughes was pleased with his side's effort in the second half but was furious over Roberto Mancini's response to the draw, claiming that his opposite number did not look him in the eye after the full time whistle. Regardless of the off-field issues, Hughes will now be hoping that his side can return to winning ways against a Blackburn side that is clearly struggling for form.
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Dr. Little conducts translational research and clinical trials to increase our understanding of the pathogenesis of acute or primary HIV infection and HIV transmission, and works with a large international collaborative team to improve our understanding of the biology and epidemiology of HIV transmission. She is actively involved in the training and mentoring of undergraduate and graduate students, post-doctoral research fellows and junior faculty. Dr. Little's research focuses on the identification and systematic evaluation of individuals who have been recently infected with HIV and the sexual partners who transmitted HIV to them (Transmission Pairs) to elucidate and quantify epidemiologic, behavioral, biologic, virologic, and host factors that contribute to transmission. She has been heavily involved in the design of novel approaches to screen and identify acutely infected individuals, as well as the evaluation of important pathogenesis questions related to development of drug resistant variants in genital secretions and transmission of drug-resistant HIV-1. These studies also evaluate therapeutic intervention strategies, including antiretroviral therapy and vaccines to preserve immune function in recently infected subjects. Dr. Little is an active investigator in the UCSD unit of the AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG, funded by the National Institutes of Health), and has developed numerous ACTG protocols to evaluate new strategies for treatment of acute infection.
Susan J. Little, M.D. is a Professor of Medicine in the Department of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases, at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). Dr. Little received her medical degree in 1987 from the Washington University School of Medicine, and then did her residency in Internal Medicine at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri. She then completed an Infectious Diseases fellowship at UCSD.
Since joining the UCSD faculty in 1993, Dr. Little has developed one of the leading and most productive National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)-sponsored programs in the United States for the identification, enrollment, and treatment of individuals with acute and recent HIV-1 infection. She directs an NIH-funded Program Project at UCSD to evaluate determinants of HIV transmission. She oversees the integration of pathogenesis, translational, and clinical research in the UCSD Acute and Early HIV Infection (AEH) Program. Dr. Little conducts translational research and clinical trials to increase our understanding of the pathogenesis of acute or primary HIV infection and HIV transmission, and works with a large international collaborative team to evaluate viral dynamics, superinfection, viral drug resistance, and clearance of cellular reservoirs. . Dr. Little is currently Co-Chair of the HIV Prevention Science Committee, a joint committee of the HIV Prevention Trials Network (HPTN) and the AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG).
Dr. Little has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and has been invited to present her work at numerous international meetings, including the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI), the International HIV Drug Resistance Workshop, the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA), and the Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (ICAAC). She serves on the scientific committees of the International HIV Drug Resistance Workshop and the World Health Organization HIV Resistance Network (HIVResNet).
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Little SJ, Holte S, Routy J-P, Daar ES, Markowitz M, Collier AC, Koup RA, Mellors JW, Connick E, Conway B, Kilby M, Whitcomb JM, Hellmann NS, Richman DD. Antiretroviral drug resistance among subjects recently infected with HIV. New England Journal of Medicine. 347(6): 385-394, 2002.
Hogan CM, Degruttola V, Sun X, Fiscus SA, Del Rio C, Hare CB, Markowitz M, Connick E, Macatangay B, Tashima KT, Kallungal B, Camp R, Morton T, Daar ES, Little S; A5217 Study Team. The setpoint study (ACTG A5217): effect of immediate versus deferred antiretroviral therapy on virologic set point in recently HIV-1-infected individuals. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 205(1):87-96, 2012.
Le T, Wright EJ, Smith DM, He W, Catano G, Okulicz JF, Young JA, Clark RA, Richman DD, Little SJ, Ahuja SK. Enhanced CD4+ T-cell recovery with earlier HIV-1 antiretroviral therapy. Nw England Journal of Medicine. 368(3):218-30, 2013.
Mehta SR, Vinterbo SA, Little SJ. Ensuring privacy in the study of pathogen genetics. Lancet Infect Dis. 2014 Apr 7 [Epub ahead of print]
Little, S. J., Kosakovsky Pond, S. L., Anderson, C. M., Young, J. A., Wertheim, J. O., Mehta, S. R., May S. and Smith, D. M. (2014). Using HIV Networks to Inform Real Time Prevention Interventions. PLoS One, 9(6), e98443. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0098443


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NOAA greenhouse gas index continues climbing9th Nov, 2011
NOAA's updated Annual Greenhouse Gas Index (AGGI), which measures the direct climate influence of many greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane, shows a continued steady upward trend that began with the Industrial Revolution of the 1880s.
NOAA, NASA: Significant ozone hole remains over Antarctica20th Oct, 2011
The Antarctic ozone hole, which yawns wide every Southern Hemisphere spring, reached its annual peak on September 12, stretching 10.05 million square miles, the ninth largest on record.
South Pole ozone hole update18th Oct, 2011 (PDF Available)
Scientists from NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory (ESRL), Global Monitoring Division, are closely watching the development of the Antarctic ozone hole from the South Pole observatory.
Three NOAA/ESRL AirCore samplers deployed in back-to-back balloon launches19th Sep, 2011 (PDF Available)
On September 10, 2011, NOAA and CIRES scientists and engineers teamed up with the non-profit group Edge of Space Sciences (EOSS) to launch three AirCore samplers of varying sizes and material coatings. The resulting data set shows excellent agreement between the three samples for CO2, CH4, and CO, and also characterizes some regions of atmospheric variability.
Unmanned Aircraft Study of Stratospheric Water Vapor & Ozone, and Climate16th Sep, 2011 (PDF Available)
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Fifth and Final Pole-to-Pole Aircraft Study of Greenhouse Gases is Underway8th Aug, 2011 (PDF Available)
Six NOAA and twelve CIRES cooperative institute employees from the NOAA Global Monitoring and Chemical Sciences Divisions of ESRL are involved in the fifth and final HIAPER Pole-to-Pole Aircraft Study of Greenhouse Gases and Black Carbon (HIPPO/5) survey beginning on August 9, 2011, and ending on September 9.
Fourth Pole-to-Pole Airborne Study of Greenhouse Gases and Black Carbon6th Jan, 2011 (PDF Available)
The fourth, month-long, HIAPER Pole-to-Pole Observations of Greenhouse Gases and Black Carbon (HIPPO/4) aircraft survey will take place from 14 June to 15 July utilizing 12 flights to cover a total distance of 53,250 km on NCAR's HIAPER or GV manned aircraft.
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An international, NOAA-led research team has made a major breakthrough in understanding the atmosphere's ability to cleanse itself of air pollutants and some greenhouse gases. Earlier studies were inconclusive on how sensitive the hydroxyl (OH) radical that controls the self-cleaning power of the atmosphere was to environmental changes.


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The staff was very friendly and accommodating to my needs. It is a very nice hotel, and we had a lovely stay. Met all of our needs The staff at the pool were a bit rude and not attentive. Took about 45 minutes to get our drink and food after we ordered it, and no apologies were given.
Valet parking staff was rude
I love everything about this hotel ,great staff great view beautiful hotel
Clean, modern, friendly staff (at least the ones I had contact with). Convenient location for LA Live events obviously, which was our reason for staying here. A bit overpriced if you ask me. The parking is absolutely ridiculous!!! $42 a night! I've paid less for rooms! For the price you pay to stay here parking should be free or at best a minimum fee for guests since there are no alternative parking areas. Room service, way overpriced as usual but the added fees and taxes are ridiculous and the food is just ok.
Staff at check excellent. Location next to Staples Center. One block from the 'Pantry' historic diner. Ordered lamb meatballs at the bar and they were barely warm. TV in room has mostly grainy low definition channels. Scanning room key in elevator to access floor worked after the third attempt. I won't stay here again. Expected more from this brand.
The room was nice and bed was comfortable. The parking is such a rip off. For $42 I almost wanted to go and sleep in my car.
Everything is GREAT! Except parking expenses in the area. Try not to drive if possible. Brian
While the staff was outstanding, the peace and quite was priceless, especially with the chaos of LA Live! The mattress was a little firm for my liking, but the bedding was exceptional!
The location was convenient to the end purpose of our stay. The staff were poorly trained. We didn't deal with one person who seemed to even act like they cared we were. We travel a lot, and the way the staff behaved put them in the bottom 25% for customer service skills.
Staff is friendly and effecient.
Misinformed about parking. Was told it was free upon check-in and ended up getting a bill for $44 upon check-out. Manager said there was nothing they could do.
From the first day we came, the staff was very friendly and helpful with all our needs. Our dogs were given a warm welcome and the front desk accommodated us with recommendations on where to shop and walk our animals. We will always come back here in the luxury hotel for its staff and location. We liked our views, location,staff and walk friendly property.
My husband and I stayed at Lux after the concert at Staple Center. The hotel is right across the street from Staple Center. There are lots of restaurants close by too. The front desk could not find our reservation but I was lucky to have print out with me. Then, we had to wait until after 3.45 pm. to check-in. I wonder if the hotel don't have enough housekeepers .
location, nice room, very comfortable parking was very expensive.
The reception staff were friendly, and the room looked nice. The room service is the worst I have ever experienced ! They come and don't change the sheets and never clean garbage and tissues if any is on the floor they leave it ! And once they left the cleaning stuff in our bathroom. I hated the room service so bad! And the complimentary water one day they put the other they don't ! It's just bad service
Friendly staff and spacious rooms. Asked for early check-in and they were able to accommodate the request. I would recommend this hotel to anyone staying in the downtown LA area. AC was noisy
One day parking for $44 is just insanely expensive as you can get all day parking for $10 with 5 mins walk.
Very clean, staff was incredibly nice, free water bottles
Staff - very friendly. Rooms clean. Having to pay $88.00 parking for 2 days. The light feature about having to put activate with my room key.
Great location, great amenities, friendly staff. Its a bit pricey, but if you have the money, i highly suggest booking the hotel
Staff was very friendly and helpful. I felt well taken care of. Hotel is conveniently located to Nokia Theatre/LA Live and a ton of great restaurants! Rooms were clean, comfortable, and nicely detailed. AC is a little noisy.
Room was spacious and clean with a great view overlooking Nokia Live. It was ready when promised and the staff was very accommodating.
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New hotel very clean and great staff!
Very friendly and welcoming staff, clean and luxurious rooms, very modern and very elegant Getting to the hotel itself was an inconvenience due to its location next to the freeway and parking was a little expensive but reasonable considering the area it wasn't too terrible
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Check in. Rooms were not made next morning, asked for towels and wine opener. Was bought only towels. Asked for opener. Was told I'll bring it right by....Nothing. Disappointing. Only one person chepeople in,..all other service, mediocre.
most everything....clean and new with excellent staff and amenities
Great service, location and the room was outstanding. I loved this hotel. Valet parking only. My workaround was to park across the street at Joe's parking lot.
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Walking distance to the LA convention center. Parking is very pricey.
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The unique rooms; the friendly and available staff; the walkability of Hotel Indigo's location. Highly recommend.
Ambience and Location!!
great location for Staples Center or Nokia Live. Shopping nearby too. We had an awesome room with a great view! The staff was so friendly! The breakfast buffet was good. The breakfast room had many couch areas as well as tables and chairs. No
Location is good. Rooms are big Not worth the money. No choice for breakfast, they are offering plastic plates and forks for the breakfast
Breakfast lounge was excellent. We were able to check in very early by taking handicapped room. Wifi was good. Room layout was nice and residential aspect was nice. Didn't have to prepay. Microwave didn't work and they didn't have a replacement. Coffee wasn't replenished.
Kitchenette, confortable bed and walking distance to Staples Center. Parking was expensive
The rooms were nice and clean, no noise from the other rooms. service was amazing. Security and hotel transportation was amazing. Best memories will always stay of the first impression that I received when visiting Los Angeles. I give it a five star
Access to downtown area Parking cost
The location was great and close to everything in Downtown. Its a quick Uber ride to Hollywood. It has a boutique feel so don't stay there if you are looking for a hotel chain feel. The hotel itself is very trendy. It has a bar and restaurant downstairs. We also like the fact that you have to use your card to take the elevator to your room which makes it feel more safe and exclusive. The room was small but I suppose big enough for us 2. We used it mostly to sleep. The room is a little old and worn out but it worked out ok considering we paid less than the other hotels going rate. There was a smell we couldn't make out. It went away after we were there for a day.
The situation, the style, confort, the hospitality, the welcome, the services The breakfast was too simple, no real choice
food at the restaurant no
The room has multiple sources of soft indirect lighting, including a switch for mood lighting circling the bottom of the bed. So it's very romantic, although maybe a little dim near the entry area. I really liked it. We slept great on the beds and the shower is really strong. It was a very refreshing stay. There was a continental breakfast included but we skipped it to stay in bed. Parking is literally next door, and 18 bucks per 24 hours is better than in a lot of places in downtown LA. My fifth floor room's view was the featureless brick wall of the next building, almost close enough to reach out the window and touch it. Not kidding. Like some kind of urban planning mishap. You get a little sunlight in the morning, like being at the bottom of a well. I was amused, but it might shock others. The AC unit had a temperature control feature, but it seemed to run too long before shutting off. The hallways leading to the rooms are not air conditioned at all, so when it's 100F in LA (like it was when we were there), it's 100F in the hallway. Housekeeping needs to obey the DND hangtag, seriously. -_-;
the hotel was nicely redone and is in a good central location for downtown and events at staples centre. you can hear conversations from other rooms above and below you. there was loud music in the room below us that we notified the front desk about at 12:30 am-noise didn't stop. after asecond call to front desk they said they can't control all guests so we requested to change rooms if they weren't going to stop the noise so at 1:30 am we moved to another room. seems to me the noisy guests should be the ones moving or leaving the hotel if they can't be quiet after 11:00 pm!!!
Our room was well designed and comfortable. The hotel's restaurant wasn't open over the 4 days we were there, except for a party.
The location was perfect for what I needed access to. Staff were condescending and dismissive (particularly Javie) with very poor customer service skills. In the middle of my completely calm discussion with Javie about why he tried charging me twice for my stay (with an outrageous incidental hold charge), I was on the receiving end of the rudest "hold on" finger gesture when he decided that was the appropriate moment to take a phone call. Dark, stuffy hallways, dark rooms (the few lights that were in the room were dim and poorly located), broken down mattress, SPIDERS (killed three during my 7-day stay), and breakfast was weak (OJ, bran cereal, coffee/tea, instant oatmeal). Neighboring rooms were noisy beyond belief. I was awakened in the middle of the night several times throughout my stay to a screaming child, elephants upstairs and neighboring rooms blasting loud music on the featured Samsung Smart TVs. While on the way to the hotel prior to my stay, I was excited to see I could text the hotel to check in and ask questions. Microwaves available? No. This made leftovers from restaurants wasted. Could you provide me service and price information for your spa? No, here's the phone number so you can call them yourself. Truly disappointing and put a big damper on my first trip to LA. BUT, if you need a hotel that is centrally located, and the Milner and Biltmore are too pricey for you, then O Hotel is in a good spot.
Elegant and fashionable hotel. Nice rooms. Breakfast was the same everyday. Not an european style breakfast. Fridge didn't work. Bad room view on a wall. A bit problem with parking.
Stylish and comfortable hotel. Appreciated the continental breakfast everyday. Wish there were more options for breakfast. And wish there was bottled water in the room everyday.
Water wasn't running. Elevator wasn't working.
I really liked how friendly they were and how helpful they were.
Location close to convention center and LA Live area. $14 per day service charge
I enjoyed the exotic feel of the bar with the Indian decor. The pool area is gorgeous. Had I been able to arrive before 10pm I eould have enjoyed a dip. The water pressure in the shower was phenomenal. The hotel overall had old world charm and a nice bistro style dining area. The room smelled like mildew and dust. The bed was horribly pitted from years of bodies on each side. The sheets and pillows smelled like they were stuffed damp into a closet for the day then dried and put on the bed. The carpet was red at one point. Its brown and very dingy now. I wouldn't walk around without socks.
Good staff, lovely old building, great access to convention center For $256/night, my room badly needed an update. There were only 2 power outlets - One shared between the TV and the AC and the other was inaccessible behind the bed. This just doesn't cut it in today's day and age, esp for a hotel that at least partially caters to the convention crowd. In addition, the bathroom was tiny and the shower was so narrow that I had to bathe sideways (2.5 feet, I measured.) Plus, there was nowhere in the shower to put items aside from the floor, no soap tray, nothing. I won't be staying here again. I knew it wasn't going to be the Ritz, but this was a tad too far into the 60s for me.
The location was centrally convenient The parking was horrible!
Great atmosphere from the moment you walk inside. Tall ceilings with exotic decor. Lots of character. Tall, beautiful cactus trees outside by a pool that opens at 7am and has a DJ at night. Room is decent -- old-school but memorable. Moroccan style design with lots of mystical colors. No coffee maker or any of that, but they get a pass for being interesting. I paid 250USD a night but that's a bit much. For 150-180USD this would be a good deal. Good location, though there are some sketchy characters / homeless hanging around at night (definitely did not feel dangerous though). Staff was great. Polite and helpful. Subway is just a few blocks away. Overall a good base if you're staying in DTLA, IF you can get the room for around 150USD. The bad. They don't use keycards for the elevator or door. As mentioned, there are some sketchy characters outside, and there's lots of people coming inside for the pool parties at night. Anyone could just take the elevator upstairs and potentially kick a door down. Locks seemed kinda weak. No safe in the room, but they have 'em downstairs. Late checkout was 12.30pm and that's pretty BS. Stayed on the 8th floor so sound wasn't a problem, but if you're a light sleeper, don't stay on the lower floors. If you're looking for a sterile place to stay with grandma and the kids, this is not it -- better go with a chain like Hilton or Ritz. But if grandma used to be a hippie and you're fairly open, it's great.
The bed was incredibly comfortable. The bathroom was small, felt old, and was dingy. There was a roll of toilet paper by the sink like it was meant to be a hand towel. The floors are concrete and feel unkempt because of their coldness. The decor is also themed but feels cold and dingy, the rugs on the walls were half hung. The worst was the A/C in the window and being hot all night. We ended up running to the ACE to salvage our vacation.
The hotel was very cute and has a lot of really cool features, chandeliers, lobby, bars, pools etc. all very cool. Room keys are actual keys and in a way that is very cute and old fashioned, it didn't seem as safe, especially with just a chain lock on the inside of the room door, and no deadbolt. The room was cute, beds were comfortable, bedding was clean. Could hear people on the street and cars clearly. So could use some sound proofing. If you went to the hotel for a event or party and didn't stay overnight I think you would be better off. Their is no coffee maker in the room and that little luxury would have been really nice since we were never able to use the breakfast during the time they provided. Their was no book talking about nearby restaurants and features of the hotel in the room by the phone, so that was odd. The parking lot was tiny and the spaces were extremely close and we were in a small sports car, so had to pay to park next door $30 one night and $24 the second. The bathroom in the room was tiny and very outdated, the shower curtain had a hole in it and was yellowed from wear. The main thing that I thought was gross was their was several black foreign hairs on the ceiling of the bathroom. I didn't want to call and make a complaint, and I saw the maid was a few doors down before we left so I left her a note with a tip on the bed that said "The room looks great, but their is a few foreign hairs on the ceiling of the bathroom, could you please take care of that? Thank you..." When we returned the note and tip were gone but the hairs on the ceiling remained. I thought it was rude to take a tip and not clean up the hairs on the ceiling. The bathroom was tiny. It wouldn't take long to see them if you looked up. That was my biggest turn off, but maybe the maid couldn't read english?
Nothing, no parking, room smelled like smoke, it was so bad we left and get them to give me my money back. Nothing I did not like anything about it. Room was terrable.
Hotel was beautiful and incredibly clean. The bed was great and the bathroom was clean but a little outdated. The staff was amazing, especially Andrew who checked us in. The most amazing part though was the pool and the location! The only parking was valet and the pool closed early on weekdays. Bathroom could definitely stand to be updated but was incredibly clean.
quiet, very different from all hotels in the neighbourhood good price some rooms are a bit convoluted in shape


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How fast can you down a Terimayo? How about 20 Terimayos?
Japadog, Vancouver's most famous street food vendor, is hosting a Japadog eating contest to see who can eat the most Japadogs in 10 minutes at the Vancouver International Airport (YVR) on August 17, 2012.
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THURROCK is to play host to a "fake festival" for the first time.
The event, which will take place in July on Blackshots playing field, Grays, features a trio of top tribute acts on the bill.
And while fans of Oasis were recently let down when the band announced that it would be releasing "remastered" editions of albums - when many had expected a reunion to celebrate the 20 years since Definitely Maybe came out - the Fake Festival will give fans the chance to see Oasish.
The Noel and Liam Gallagher impersonators are widely regarded as the best Oasis tribute act in Europe and they are headlining the Thurrock Fake Festival.
They are joined on the bill by Really Hot Chili Peppers and New2 - tribute bands to American indie rockers Red Hot Chili Peppers and Bono-led Irish band U2.
A host of support acts - including some locals - have also been confirmed for the line up.
Grays duo Alana Connors and Micky Fredericks of Filthy Gorgeous and self taught Grays guitarist Kaylen Castle - who produces mesmerising songs on one acoustic guitar that sound like they're being played by a band - will also play on the day.
The Depths, Dasgas, acoustic singer/songwriter Graham Okey and Such Strange Arts make up the other support acts.
The all-day festival starts at 12.30pm and finished at 11pm.
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|In the first apportionment under the 1916 Federal Aid Road Act, only $5 million is available for FY 1917. Texas receives the largest amount ($291,927.81) and Delaware the smallest ($8,184.37). Under the legislation, funds increase $5 million each year, up to $25 million for 1921.
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When Janette Camba fell ill and needed to return home to the Philippines for a kidney transplant, the temporary foreign worker employed by a North Vancouver Tim Hortons since 2008, was supported by her customers. Now she's back at work, this time as a permanent resident, and is filled with gratitude for the people who helped her. Elaine Yong has the story.
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Shawn Michaels recently talked about the possibilities of wrestling another match during an interview with Miami Herald. Here is an excerpt on what he had to say.
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text: I can extract PBIs if I use Dolphin as user Jeff, but it fails if I use root Dolphin. Reinstalled MS TT fonts and that's working now. I couldn't get the Warden to start so I just reinstalled it. Question: I was assuming just saving the jail directory, i.e. jails/192.168.1.12 containing my jail would be enough since the old Warden PBI was supposed to just carry over, well oops, now that may not be possible. Can I just create a new jail and put the directory structure in place and expect it to work, or do I put the directory structure in place and expect the Warden to figure it out, or none of the above? I can always import a slightly older version of my jail that was exported as .wdn, and change some of the files manually. Also, for some reason when I start root Dolphin, the default directory is /root/home/Jeff but the correct path should be /home/Jeff as it is when using Dolphin non-root. Somehow I must have copied the /Jeff directory wrong - I was making a lot of mistakes late at night half asleep when restoring my files - not smart. But the weird thing is that the Jeff directory only contains a subset of files from the backup - missing some files randomly. I hate when things get messy like this - inclined to blow it all away and start from scratch with fresh PBIs, etc. Probably take a day or two but at least I know it will be clean. --- On Wed, 7/28/10, Jeff <dejamuse at yahoo.com> wrote: From: Jeff <dejamuse at yahoo.com> Subject: Re: [PC-BSD Testing] Upgrade to 8.1 fails To: "PC-BSD Testing list" <testing at lists.pcbsd.org> Date: Wednesday, July 28, 2010, 2:17 PM By -text I thought you meant ./gimp-2.6 for example to see if the program starts from the CLI. The Gimp directory was missing library files for some reason - I just recopied the PBI files and now it works. But with Kompozer I get this error when trying to start it from the command line (as root): [Jeff at pcbsd] /usr/Programs/bin# kompozer /: write failed, filesystem is full /root/.config/qtcurve/gtk-icons:85: error: scanner: unterminated string constant :1: error: unexpected character `\274', expected keyword - e.g. `style' /root/.config/qtcurve/gtk-icons:85: error: scanner: unterminated string constant GConf Error: Failed to contact configuration server; some possible causes are that you need to enable TCP/IP networking for ORBit, or you have stale NFS locks due to a system crash. See http://projects.gnome.org/gconf/ for information. (Details - 1: Failed to get connection to session: Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken.) ---------------- Then I get a popup asking to make a new user profile for Kompozer. But doing the same as user Jeff: [Jeff at pcbsd]/usr/Programs/bin(76)% kompozer :1: error: unexpected character `\274', expected keyword - e.g. `style' /libexec/ld-elf.so.1: /usr/local/lib/libORBit-2.so.0: Undefined symbol "g_malloc0_n" Locale: "en" (18034) KIconCache::Private::themeDirsChanged: Theme directory has been modified And then the program crashes spitting out the same error in a popup. There is a hidden directory at: /home/Jeff/.kompozer.net/ that contains config and user profile stuff, but it seems Kompozer can't find it or something. I've checked to make sure all the files are intact at /usr/Programs/kompozer I rebooted the system but now any PBI won't extract - reports corrupt. Very strange... --- On Wed, 7/28/10, Kris Moore <kris at pcbsd.org> wrote: From: Kris Moore <kris at pcbsd.org> Subject: Re: [PC-BSD Testing] Upgrade to 8.1 fails To: testing at lists.pcbsd.org Date: Wednesday, July 28, 2010, 1:35 PM On 07/28/2010 12:41, Jeff wrote: What would prevent me from extracting a PBI? I've seen this in the past and it was always something in the PBI that needed updating. Did you download the latest PBI to try extracting? I restored the /usr/Programs directory and files, and my /usr/home directory. Did you try that -text command I suggested? It sounds like its missing a library to finish the PBI installation properly. From the bin directory for gimp: /media/disk2/program2/Gimp/bin# ./gimp-2.6 /libexec/ld-elf.so.1: Shared object "libgimpwidgets-2.0.so.0" not found, required by "gimp-2.6" Discovered that only a fraction of the files in /gimp... got copied - strange, because all I did was drag all the directory icons from one pane to another in Dolphin and told it to copy. Not sure why some files made it but others didn't. Just recopied and overwrote the existing gimp directory and now it works. I think the problem with some of these PBIs is that I copied them over in the root version of Dolphin so that all the PBI files are owned by root/wheel. I assume they should all be Jeff/Jeff so that they can find their config files in my home directory, right? If I just chown all the files in the /usr/Programs directory I assume they will wake up and find the old config stuff in /home/Jeff. Correct? Almost there! PBIs are installed as "root:wheel", so thats normal. 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text: Report post Posted October 18, 2009 COMPOSER: HANDEL Disc Title: Tamerlano Disc catalog: Opus Arte OA BD7022 D Recording Date: 2008 Live from Teatro Real Madrid Program Length: 242 mins including extras of 24 mins on two discs Video rating : 5/5 Audio type: PCM 2.0 & PCM 5.0 No mention of HD audio or bitrates Audio rating: 5/5 Overall rating: 5/5 Summary comment: Another superb production from Opus Arte. Author: Tassie Devil Date: October 18 2009 Detailed Comment: This is another opera where viewing the extra feature discussion with the conductor Paul McCreesh is very helpful preparation to better appreciate this very long opera so should be viewed first. He explains some fundamental differences between Baroque Opera and the later genre and this makes appreciation of this Handel work so much better. Tamerlano is spread over 2 BD discs but is like Rameau's Zoroastre in that it is a work I'm attracted to come back to again and again. As with most Baroque operas it is a very long winded story caused basically by lengthy recitatives and arias with considerable repetition in its 3+ hours. But the Handel's music and its singing is so good in this production one can just relax and wallow in the emotion it generates so its length becomes an asset rather than a liability. The voices of the female singers are not powerful but have a lovely timbre and are backed up by Placido Domingo who has never tackled baroque opera before but does so here brilliantly. The final duel with Monica Bacelli and Sara Mingardo is beautifully done and very touching. Their voices blend superbly and the recording generally is very well balanced.. And one should not ignore the musical contribution from the Orchestra of the Teatro Real (Madrid Symphony Orchestra) so ably and intelligently conducted by Paul McCreesh. Somehow he has managed to extract a very appropriate Baroque sound from these players using standard instruments. The staging is relatively stark but very effective with the artists in appropriate costumes highlighted by clever lighting and stage effects. But I'll level the same criticism at this presentation as I did with Zorostrate. It is not acceptable to omit a written synopsis of the plot and replace it with a few minutes of display among the extras. These plots are rather involved, not so much as to be incomprehensible, but complex enough to need written description, particularly for anyone like myself coming to this for the first time. So I hunted up a description on the net but that should not really be necessary. Anyone who loves opera should be able to enjoy Baroque operas such as this, but it does help to understand that it is the recitative that guides the story rather than the aria as in Verdi etc works. Yes it does seem to carry on and on in some of these recitatives and arias but this is forgivable when the singing and the music is as good as it is here. It is a sound idea to follow Paul McCreech's suggestion of seeing an Act at a time and must admit I would find it difficult to appreciate it as much if I had to sit through the complete opera in the one session. But that is the beauty of being able to view it in the home at leisure. This production is a gem and deserves to be on the shelf of all opera lovers. Unreservedly recommended. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites