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Comfortable beds, good water pressure, great front desk service when I locked my key in my room. Full breakfast, hot and cold foods available. Wonderful coffee. Good service from the friendly housekeepers. The advertisement pictures of the rooms are deceiving and the advertised price was much lower than what I was charged. Parking was a little tricky, hard to keep a spot near the room.
Excellent continental breakfast and friendly staff. Dated facilities, but tastefully remodeled! A bit too close to the freeway.
Clean and comfortable with good shopping Some dirty towels but not a big deal
Bad services Dirty sheets
The beds are super comfortable and you are close enough to walk downtown and get a few drinks Some of the staff seemed unfriendly and bothered when approached
Clean, great value, comfortable and friendly staff Breakfast was....okay.
The check-in staff was friendly and kind to us weary travelers. It felt so good to fall into those soft clean beds! And the breakfast was delicious!
Chose not to stay at this location/facility. Had make reservations days in advance through the Kayak site. Reservation was to be for one handicap accessible room with 2 queen beds for one night. Prepaid for room in order to ensure room was held, so about 8 pm after a long road trip we arrived only to find that the room was not ready. Told by staff that the room had been trashed by previous occupant and carpet had to be shampooed and was still damp and would take about 20 minutes to ready. But carpet would still be damp. Offered us a alternate room with 1 king bed with a roll-away bed. Not what the reservation was for. Declined substitution offer, left and found another hotel on our own. Disappointing experience.
Extremely friendly staff and well maintained property.
Centrally located, clean, good rate and delicious complimentary breakfast. Staff friendly and helpful. No complaints, everything was great. This is our 3rd time here and we were booked 6 days and added an extra day because we just weren't ready to go home quite yet. We will be back.
Location, staff, cleanliness, breakfast. Rooms in rear building all have balconies overlooking the Bear Creek Greenway, which boasts waterfowl, bicycling, and the occasional bum fight. The rooms are simple, but comfortable, clean, and relatively up-to-date. I have stayed here several times, usually for about a week at a time, and every time the internet was so slow it was basically worthless. Don't book here if you count on it for work like I do. A real shame; hotel is great otherwise, but I can't afford another week-long wifi blackout. Also--and this is my problem, not the hotel's--the employee who announces the breakfast scramble recipe 100 times every morning really creeps me out.
It was clean and descent accommodations. Good breakfast. Comfortable bed. Nice rooms and dining area. Friendly staff. Could hear everything in the next room and bathroom! When the water turned on there was a horrible screeching noise. And of course they decided to take a bath at midnight. So that was the only bad part was the noise.
The room was clean and the beds were very comfortable. My grandson loved the pool facilities, too. (I wish they had a hot tub, though!). The staff was very friendly, and the "park and fly" service, with free parking in their lot and free shuttle to Medford Airport was so convenient. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm flying out of Medford.
We stayed one night, booking through Kayak.com supposedly the best price but found a coupon at the rest stop for $5.00 less. The sheets were so thin you could spit through them. Old and tired is the best description. We'll miss this stop on our way home.
Beds were very comfortable, they did not charge us for a roll away, and the swimming pool was a hit. The marijuana smell coming from all areas of the parking lot, the slides should be open the entire time the pool is open
Floor and sheets were dirty. Light fixtures lack adequate wattage so the room looked like a prison.
Computers were down during check out and it took about 20 min. to check out but other than that all was good.
The pool was fun, could have been a little warmer. The hotel is badly outdated and our non-smoking room reaked of smoke when we checked in.
It was conviently located The pillows were very full and stiff, leAving me with a link in my neck and sore back. When asked if there were any alternative pillows I was told no in a manner that showed me it was of very little importance to them. The floor that we stayed in smelled of old smoke.
The continental breakfast was probably the worst I have ever seen. They would be better off not doing it. The staff was unfriendly and unhelpful. I only dealt with them at check in and check out, but those two experiences took way longer than they should have considering I was the only person in line and they acted like I was a bother. I'll take my money to other hotels from now on.
Staff was friendly Bath tub was pealing.
We had adjoining rooms with 2 beds in each room. Staff left one of the 4 beds not made.
Good location for where I needed to go in town during my visit. Great value. The staff were friendly and professional, and the room (I was in a 1 king room) was clean and comfortable. Outside noise is nearly non-existent (especially considering how conveniently close it is to Interstate 5). Superb water pressure. The parking spots directly in front of the rooms aren't the most friendly to larger vehicles. While the room is great, it is a bit small. Also, while the location is good, it is on a one-way street, which can make getting back from certain places confusing and/or cumbersome to new visitors. These are minor details, however; I would definitely recommend this place, especially for the price.
Clean comfortable room. Great value for the price. Friendly staff
The guy at the front desk and the manager were very solicitous and not defensive when we brought the motel's shortcomings to their attention. The room was cold, poorly lit, slightly grimy feeling. After all the great reviews, we were really surprised. We could not bring ourselves to stay there. Try the Homewood Suites down the street, an excellent value.
Clean, updated, value for the cost, warm welcome, parking close to room, homey touch
Staff was friendly and attentive. Room was clean and comfortable. Parking under carport in front of room was nice and it was easy access on and off the freeway. I will return.
The staff was super and friendly, the room was spotless, and the bed was comfortable. I loved the carport in front of each room. I had a couple with loud voices next door but that didn't last long.
staff very helpful, room and furnishings clean and neat, bed comfy had a hard time finding it. No phone # on reservation paper
Staff is very friendly. Hot and cold Breakfast offering was great. Very clean. It's not right off the freeway.
Employees and owner are very friendly and make themselves available
Nice flowers at office, very clean and comfortable, good exercise room, decent free breakfast. No complaints!
Believe the ratings. Especially for such a low price it was a very pleasant and clean room. I'll stay there again if I happen to be in the area.
We were pleasantly surprised at how nice this place was for the price and location. We have stayed in other Rodeways before and this one is by far better. Very clean, quiet, friendly staff, and carports for each room. Will definately stay here again
Hotel restaurant was excellent. Good food, large portions, very friendly waitress. Also, got 50% discount coupon from hotel. With coupon, breakfast was $5.99 with coffee included. Room was not ready at 4:45 pm. We were given the keys and asked to wait 15 min. Was dirty 1/2 he later w/toilet bowl very dirty (fecal matter on bowl). Talked to maid staff who said room had not yet been cleaned. Asked to wait another 20 min. while maid cleaned the room. Was front desk problem, not maid staff.
Staff very helpful n friendly Carpeting needs to be replaced.
liked the inn the staff great dinner great,,,, breakfast the staff let it wait, 13 minits to get coffee after being seated, they walked by like we strengthened not happy ten morning staff at the restaurant....
No frills, clean. Very good location for crater lake visit. Surrounded by cheaper motels and in a shady area. Two cars were broken into in the one night we stayed there. Don't leave anything in your cars.
Needs to be remodeled but was okay for price. Horrible shower head was like needles
Location was good for next day travel to Crater Lake. Room was large and clean. Restaurant on-site was good. Gym equipment was worn, old, or not working. We were relegated to what can only be described as a 'basement room.'
Attractive, clean and comfortable Hotel. When we entered the room at approx 11:30 pm, the toilet was constantly running trying to fill its tank. The toilet chain would catch and the toilet would fill with water in the tank often. Outside was a constant drip noise every 2-3 seconds outside our window. Sounded like a leaking faucet or rain gutter. A stair well was outside our window....sound was coming from near there. We had to run the fan overnight so we could mask the irritating noise and sleep. Called room setvice number twice with no answer or recording.
Room clean, staff friendly and vibing good spirits. Thanks! Bathroom clean enough but tiling was chipped and needs scrubbing. Allowed us to change rooms so we could have a tub, which afforded us another queen bed. "Fitness center" and pool were the primary reason we chose this place over other local hotels, but the equipment is dated and minimally functional. Old 70's style weight stack units with athletic tape covering seats rips, noisy and lacking range of motion. I think they must have raided an old YMCA for barely functioning equipment. Pool was too cold to enter, hot tub closed. The large attached sports bar was nice to escape to after a long day of driving. Mostly full of friendly locals, full of cheap beer. They did have a draught list with at least ten selections. Breakfast at the attached diner was fairly decent, typical breakfast diner food, not included in the hotel stay. Challenging to walk across a busy highway to get to the local supermarket (Fred Meyer), but there are cross walks about 0.5 miles from the hotel entrance, I would suggest driving, especially if you are toting children.
Clean and spacious suite with good amenities and convenient location. Nothing... everything is great.
The suite style rooms were nice in that it provides good separation of space, even in a relatively small square footage. The fast internet and modern amenities were welcome. The entire hotel was comfortable, clean, and pleasant. The advance check-in and texting for updates was nice. The room was ready by 1PM when I arrived, which was awesome. Staff were helpful and the hot tub was welcome. This is my second visit; I would return, especially at this price point. Pool is tiny, and so is the parking lot. At capacity, there was insufficient parking. Prices for the food items and water bottles in the room were outrageous, but that is typical of many hotels ($2.50 for a bottle of water?) The TV quality was notable by it's poor quality. Also, its time to upgrade to Apple Watch or iPhone compatible door locks. Who wants to carry a key anymore?
This hotel is our longtime favorite when going to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. It is close to Ashland without their high prices but, with value and luxury combined. If you are there Sun thru Thurs, breakfast and dinner are provided making it a great value.
in general, things were fine. i got bug bites.
We were surprised to see that the hotel had a complimentary dinner. There was also a menu in our room's kitchen. The hotel was comfy and inviting with a fireplace and seating area in the entrance. Great location, I was having surgery at the surgery center nearby and it was only a 5 minute drive.
Service was kind and professional. My kids were welcomed and the room was big enough for personal time. Nothing
Excellent service! Very clean and the staff were friendly and helpful. The pool and hot tub were clean and there is access to the courtyard which is convenient for smokers. We stayed in the king suite worth the kids and the pullout sofa bed was perfect for privacy. The kids loved it! The only negative thing I can say about our stay is that unless you get a room hear the courtyard it is a very long walk to the exits.
First off this is stay number 3 of 8 hotels during a 2 week, 2500 mile road trip with my family.. This hotel has been by far the best overall expericience for my family stay!! The hotel had that updated/newer feel, customer service in all aspects (front desk/kitchen staff/housekeeping) was outstanding , the spaciousness / cleanliness of the room, and even the food!! Yes the food, we were greeted upon check in with a free pulled pork dinner along with free beverages, even free beer and wine... The breakfast was even better than any other free breakfast that I usual would just skip but I was so impressed with the dinner I had to at least try the breakfast, needless to say it was great!! I felt I needed to leave such a raving review because all I did was read these reviews and hope for the best as there was no particular reason for us to stay in Medford other than it was a stop for the night on 1200 mile trip to Portland..This is a legit A+++ rating for this hotel, for anyone stopping in Medford Oregon this is the best value you will find.... That it wasn't our destination hotel, and we could only stay one night..
The staff was very friendly and went out of their way to accommodate me and my young children. Breakfast was good quality and very convenient. Location is great, easily accessible from freeway. The faint smell of cigarette smoke throughout the building. The indoor pool was too cold for the kids but the hot tub was too hot!
Stayed at this hotel for a business trip in which attending a conference nearby. Staff was very informative, available & friendly. Convenient shuttle to/from airport. Rooms were clean, spacious & comfortable. Loved being able to make my own tea first thing in the morning without leaving the room. No complaints. It was all good!
I liked that there were plenty of towels, wi-fi worked well, there was a freezer in the fridge and it actually froze things, the bottled water left in the room was free. The bed was very comfortable. It had all the basics for pleasant over-night stay. The staff was very friendly and helpful.
I love the vintage furniture with modern updates. The blankets were nice too Kind of annoying you can only turn in from one direction. We had to make a u turn coming from the other way. No big deal though
Clean,convenient to surgery center.
Room was very clean and comfortable. Staff was very nice and helpful. I would recommend Sovana Inn to any travelers. Best value we found. Room was nicer than many we stayed at for much more money. Can't think of any dislikes.
Older property meticulously maintained. Very very clean. Friendly staff with excellent communications skills.
Clean room. Friendly staff Room was recently remodeled and smelled like drag paint and new carpet. very stinky.
The room was pretty clean. It didn't have a friendly vibe. The maintenance staff was often less than friendly, though the front desk staff was great. The wifi was so slow that it wasn't worth using. It was alright, but next time I'm in Medford I'll probably look elsewhere.
The staff were very friendly. The location was great and the airport shuttle was there ahead of time which is very comforting at 5:00 in the morning. The room was also very clean. They ran out of cookies before I got to the hotel.
No noisy neighbors or machines near my room. Comfy. Clean. My only constructive criticism is that they need to fix the problem of electronic keys not working properly. We were stacked up three deep at one point with various guests trying to get our keys to open the door. It was necessary to have the steady hand of a brain surgeon to move the key the right speed. I had it down by the end of my one-night stay, but it took a LOT of practice.
The staff was very friendly and informative. The room was clean smelling. The location was easy to find. Would defiantly stay there agian.
Clean room and bathroom breakfast eggs are really bad, they were swimming in water.
Comfy rooms, nice staff, great breakfast!
Nothing even coffee was horrible
Friendly staff The toilet was dirty and the walls need better insulation, I could totally hear people above me walking around and it was hard to get rested.
Facility, staff & breakfast all fine, but the disappointment is all from walking out to car to find my daughter's bike, which we had secured only with 2 U-locks through the frames and wheels, gone off the rack on the back of the car in the hotel lot. Who'd thought that a bike that survived the harsh environments of Berkeley and SF would be stolen in little peaceful Medford?
Very friendly staff, great for kiddos, very close to super market and dairy queen Sketchy homeless dude near my car.
We were on a 3 week trip and stayed at a variety of motels, hotels and inns. For value, this was our best experience. We definitely would check out Hampton Inns on our next trip.
The room was great, the hotel was updated with a great lobby/breakfast set up. The staff were accommodating and nice, and check out was incredibly fast and easy. Our view was te back yard of a house, which meant we constantly had our window shut.
Clean, pleasant staff
We been traveling for a week. Road trip we stop by hotels to get rest heading to Seattle from Los Angeles. In all three hotels we stayed. Best Western is the BEST!. They're really professional, clean, and they provided all we need. We surely keep them in our mind of our next trip. They have good breakfast too.
Proximity to a park with a walking trail. The hotel put patrons with a big dog next to us when we asked for a quiet room. We could hear the people talking next door and the dog barked a couple of times early in the evening.
Clean None.
Rooms were updated and clean. Great complimentary hot breakfast. We would stay again and recommend to others traveling through Medford. Pet friendly too :)
Good price Location, some sketchy looking people hanging out close to the rooms
nothing about this hotel deserves a compliment The beds were pure torture. Our room did not have any towels or wash cloths when we checked in, and on day 2 had to track down the maids mid afternoon to get towels. Coffee pot did not work, no ironing board, remote for tv did not work, and prices were raised for busy weekend. Not a good deal.
Room was pretty clean and comfortable once we got Into it. The bedding was nice. Breakfast was a couple muffins and coffee. The area is a bit less desirable and it was clear the management was having trouble with guests destroying property. It was pretty loud at night in general however we were there over the weekend.
Pool and outdoor seating area. Mattress.
We stayed for 3 days at Medford Inn. It is centrally located from various nice places to visit like Crater Lake, Redwoord national park. The hotel was nice, clean and dirt cheap. It offered great value for money.
Room was great. We only stayed one night but it was a lot better than Motel 6 North Medford.
The staff person was helpful, friendly and competent. After I complained about being assigned to a room that smelled badly of cigarette smoke, she assigned me to another room and called later to make sure that I was satisfied.
Cost was good and room had everything I needed. Not much lighting in back but this is minor.
Clean basic rooms.very affordable. Close to freeway exits.quiet the night we stayed. Mattress was very hard and squeeky.sheets were clean but very thin.OK for a late night stop ,early start.
good value for money, clean rooms limited parking due to construction on site
Clean and remodeled Heat didnt work
The modern interior design gave the impression that you were getting a lot more bang for your buck. I loved the bathroom and everything was very clean. The price couldn't be beat!
Like the updated floors and bathroom Beds are hard, but I have back problems so others may find the beds alright
It was quiet, the staff seemed helpful whenever needed, there are several restaurants walking distance as well as a coffee shop, not far from where we needed to go which was the eye Dr. Great price for a good location. The bathroom needed a better cleaning; maybe spray some bleach on the mold on the walls and sweep the corners better as we found a clump of hair (not ours). Also, my baby found a loose screw on the ground rather quickly, which makes me believe the vacuuming could be better. Also, the curtain broke when I tried to pull it open.
A touch of old school, water glasses made of glass instead of crappy styrofoam cups was very nice. VERY clean sheets and towels Quiet even though you are just off of the highway Close to the best discount supermarket across the road. Lots of variety at breakfast Dated and run down lobby and walls. Could use a paint job. Doors seemed a little flimsy and still used a solid metal key. Old TVs.
The people working there were great! The facilities were not great!
location in dire need of an upgrade
The location was easy to get to things. The Shilo inn all over the country is a respected chain and you can assume it will be decent. Very untrue with this run down and very outdated location. Although the staff was cordial, they obviously did not take pride in where they worked and didn't really care. The hotel was dark, dingy, had an elevator that was ancient and so slow to attempt going 2 floors that we took the stairs. Our room came with 2 mis matched "house keys" which ( along with the crow bar marks on the door jam ) did not make us feel safe. We immediately went out and bought Lysol to disinfect the room. We attempted to find another hotel and we were unable to find one for 2 days. Nevertheless we did not spend any time in the room for relation. This hotel needs a serious upgrade and a little attention to it! Won't ever stay in a Shilo inn again unless I physically see the place instead of going by their " VERY EMBELLISHED " photos. SERIOUSLY FRUSTRATED!!!
I felt like I flashbacked into the 90's...but it was ok. Super friendly service! Garbage left in bathroom can from last visitors.
Great staff, very clean and comfortable and a very easy location. The claim to have a spa, the steam room did work, the sauna worked, but the spa was broken, and locked out, and instead of fixing it, they just taped over the word spa on the sign. As a motorcycle rider, the spa was and that i could have mt small dog with me was the reason I chose this location, I was disappointed in that. Other then that, the place was great.
Old, crappy hotel but it was clean. 1985 called, and it wants its curtains and tube tv back.
Sure it's seen better days but it was clean and staff were very accommodating and professional. They were, in a word, nice. And the elevator worked just fine. Needs upgrade to keyless entry. Breakfast was generous but could use fewer packaged carbs, more fresh fruit.
Hostess friendly, knowledgable. Room large, clean, historic. Great breakfast the next morning, and we were on to Portland by 8.30...
Hotel employee was awesome. Breakfast was so cutely done and delicious. Great to hear about the history of the house and the area. We went on valentine's day and we loved it so much we want to go every year. N/a
Hallway smelled old and smokey
The life guard poured chemicals over my son's head while in the hot tub! He was an absolute narcissistic jerk. Will NEVER return here again..
Front staff were very friendly and helpful. Facility was clean. Would stay there again, but would advise they honor their pool/slide hours. We chose this motel for the pool/slide for our son. We were a bit Disappointed in the pool. It would be nice if the slide hours were posted because we were in the pool for 10 minutes then the lifeguard announced he needed to take a break, closing the slide for 20-30 minutes. The pool/jacuzzi hours were posted as 9a-10p, but the lifeguard asked us to get out of the jacuzzi 10 minutes early so he could add chemicals. One morning we had to ask someone to unlock the pool for us, and once again the slide was closed, due to no lifeguard on duty.
The check out staff next morning was really helpful and nice but the check in lady on the arrival day was not too nice or I would give 10/10 for staff.
Room is good size with two queen beds. It provides free breakfast and parking. No comments.
We enjoyed the breaksfast buffett and appreciated the hotel service. the desk when we arrived was very accomodating throughout our stay.10/10 for him.Answered all questions we had about our stay.
Room was comfortable quiet and clean. Breakfast needs some work.
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Clean room Should cost less and have a lower star level
Nice breakfast Over priced for hotel quality. It's an older hotel, ok shape and cleanliness. One, small and slow elevator.
Spacy room, comfort bed, next to I5. Hairs found on bed sheet and the Wi-Fi connection was very poor.
Clean room up to date Gave us a handicapped room with shower seat that had to be moved out of the tub to showers and the shower head would not stay up. We had to hold the shower head the intire time we showered.
Heated indoor pool and spa open 6am to 10 pm. Breakfast had bacon,scrambled eggs,turkey sausage,yougurt,muffins,bagels,cereal,oatmeal,pancakes and cinnamon rolls. Front desk had free newspapers, apples and cookies.
They are kid friendly and the pool was a nice added feature.
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Convenient location Pay for internet
Floor and bathroom wasn't very clean. Supposed to be non smoking but there was left over tobacco smell from the past
Close to interstate. Smoking by lobby entry; sticky floor; non-functioning toilet; room stank like an old dog. Smoking within 5 feet of my room door and dirty parking lot.
It was clean and seemed relatively safe. Although there were people hanging out in the parking lot day and night, no one was ever loud or disruptive. The TV also had more channels than the typical Motel 6. The location couldn't have been worse. Not only is it confusing to drive anywhere, but god forbid you try to navigate on foot-- this area is completely inhospitable to pedestrians. There is also little to speak of within walking distance; there is a truck stop caddy-corner that inexplicably closes at 8:00 on weekdays (and 4:00 on weekends!!), but the adjoining restaurant isn't bad. The TV was also a huge problem. While the channel selection was good, the stupid TV brand (LG) has an apparently hard-wired dimming function. This translates to the TV dimming to the point that the picture is too dark to discern, and it occurs randomly. According to Google, this is LG's "global dimming" feature, and it's impossible for a motel customer to disable. All I know is that around 11:00 at night, I could hardly see what I was watching, and this would continue throughout the night. It happened in 2 separate rooms, and was confirmed by staff to be a feature of the TVs themselves. Finally, I found many of the office staff to be quite rude. Kristin was an exception to this; she was very friendly and helpful, but other staff were rude and seemed disinterested in actually helping customers (especially in the case of the head housekeeper). As a final note, I see no reason a motel of this size doesn't have more than one ice machine. Their sole ice dispenser was out of commission the week I was there, which is incredibly inconvenient in a motel that doesn't offer mini-fridges. If you only have one ice machine, make sure you can keep it in working condition! The cost of a room here is already more than it's worth; at least make sure the amenities are functional.
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staff was rude staff
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Breakfast was good. Indoor pool Beds were not that comfortable. Need to be upgraded
Not much The room reeked of cigarette smoke, Road noise was deafening until the plumbing from the unit below us actually drowned it out by shaking the walls. Hot tub was foamy and gross....Very unpleasant stay
The room was clean and the employee who checked us in was efficient and friendly. The location was extremely convenient to I5. Finding the entrance to the motel was confusing and there weren't a lot of parking spaces.
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The breakfast was good, they had more options than usual for a choice hotel. Service was good, staff was very friendly and helpful. This property does not have an exercise/fitness room.
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Hot breakfast and good choices.
Very nice room, clean and modern design. Ice machine was broken and only a little ice was available but no big deal.
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Close to shopping and food. Clean room and breakfast was good. Doesn't seem to be staffed well, I called 3 times before I checked in and no one answered.
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Elevator for heavy luggage, Cart available. Room just off elevator. Ice machine a few doors down, with washer and dryer. Nice breakfast room. I made a mistake on booking room, had to add one more nite, but staff handled it without a hiccup.
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Extremely comfortable room, the bed was great, staff was helpful. Nothing bad to say. Plus, it's in a great location for those of us who have family on the south end of town. There's plenty of resturants, etc. nearby. The price that the hotel's hotline offers.
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The man in the reception was helpfull A very old hotel. The breakfast was not good.
Very friendly and helpful staff. Rooms were large and overall cleanliness was great. Comfy beds and pillows.The breakfast had a good selection of items and the coffee was great. A number of guests had dogs and did not clean up very well.
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Of the three approaches to address e-mail security, software is arguably the most popular.
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Note: Exchange Server 2007 has a new server role called an edge transport server; it sits in the perimeter (or DMZ) and is not a domain member. Its anti-spam, anti-virus, and a host of transport rule protections are designed to help lessen the incoming risks. So it may be what you are looking for to maintain security if you take the software approach.
Hardware-based e-mail security appliances also have many benefits, including effective defense against spam, viruses, and other threats such as phishing. They too provide a perceived sense of control because you manage these systems onsite. However, security appliances require significant upfront capital and ongoing maintenance fees. Their continued operation requires daily IT administration, and they allow threats to enter the corporate walls before being addressed. Furthermore, e-mail security appliances must be integrated into the overall network for interoperability and introduce a new single point of failure in the crucial e-mail infrastructure.
The third approach to e-mail security is hosted e-mail security services, also referred to as managed e-mail security or cloud-based e-mail security. The primary advantage of these services from a security point of view is that they process e-mail threats outside the corporate perimeter, so malware, botnets, and phishing threats can be sorted out before delivering e-mail to the internal Exchange or other e-mail server server. Hosted e-mail security services require no capital expense or ongoing maintenance costs of the hardware and software, though of course you pay for the service through an ongoing subscription charge. There is also less of a need for IT training because companies that offer hosted e-mail security are staffed by full-time security professionals, who do the work that internal IT normally would. But a con for some organizations is the perceived loss of control, because e-mail is processed externally by someone else.
In explaining the positive side to hosted email security, David Setzer, CEO of Mailprotector, an email and Web security company in Greer, S.C. said "Whatever you can do to move threats off the server and out of the network is a best practice that will protect your email availability. Managed email security, like that offered by Mailprotector, keeps these threats offsite while reducing the overall cost - providing enterprise-class redundant infrastructure without financially impacting the customer."
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Monday is predicted to be sunny, with a high near 86 degrees. It will remain warm overnight with increasing clouds and an overnight low of around 58 degrees.
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If we must tolerate commercial gambling dens, then at the very least they should be expected to follow our rules – and pay for the privilege of locating in our communities.
But some of these businesses that have failed to comply with the rules are now asking the Wilmington City Council to go easy on them and give them more time. They've had two years to meet the requirements set by the council in 2010 when it became clear that a state ban on these establishments had legal loopholes that may never be fully plugged.
But at least for the time being, cities and counties have some control over where these "sweepstakes parlors" and "Internet cafes" locate. They also have the right to collect fees based on the number of machines each operates.
In Wilmington, where at one point sweepstakes parlors were popping up throughout the city, regulatory control has helped reduce their proliferation. The council began charging a privilege fee of $2,000 to $3,000 per machine, which some businesses have not paid. The city also treated like other adult businesses, relegating them to certain zones and keeping them an acceptable distance from schools, churches and other religious institutions., parks, day-care centers and other sweepstakes parlors.
Now the grace period the council established has come to a close for most of the 13 sweepstakes businesses operating within the city limits. Some of the operators say the rules are too strict and need more time to find adequate accommodations.
The council should consider each extension request carefully, and on its own merits. Some council members want to see financial records as proof of hardship; this carries potential legal problems but could be a show of good faith by a business.
The refusal by some to comply with city regulations and fees does not speak well of the gaming industry's insistence that well-regulated and taxed sweepstakes businesses would be cash cow and all-around positive thing for North Carolina.
Technically, video poker and other forms of electronic gambling are illegal in North Carolina, although industry lobbyists continue to push lawmakers to throw open the doors to legalized gambling. Their lawyers have been busy, too, and the courts have so far agreed with many of their arguments.
Mostly, objections to the state ban have cited North Carolina's agreement with the Cherokee nation allowing a casino on tribal grounds, the state's own foray into gambling in the form of the philanthropically named "Education Lottery" and the prickly legal question of prohibiting sweepstakes businesses where patrons ostensibly pay for "Internet time" rather than specifically to gamble.
So far – and admirably – the Republican-dominated General Assembly has been reluctant to take up bills that would legalize the establishments outright. But promoters of this sort of business are ruthless in their efforts to establish a permanent home in North Carolina and will continue to use the courts to keep its foot in our door. The industry also has offered to write its own regulations.
Under no circumstances should the people who promote gambling be allowed to determine the rules these businesses must live by, or to oversee them. If they must be permitted, however, the communities where they locate must retain ample authority to regulate them – and to enforce those rules.
Editorial - 'Internet cafés' flourish despite ban, but they must follow local regulations
If we must tolerate commercial gambling dens, then at the very least they should be expected to follow our rules – and pay for the privilege of locating in our communities.


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Clifton was the first attacked; then gripper, Brunton, and Strong took to their hammocks.
The type of gripper shown in Fig. 18 is probably the best for general use.
Another matter of a similar character and quite as important in its issues is more directly connected with the gripper.
The gripper margins A A are determined by the construction of the machines, and may be varied accordingly.
I consider you, Mrs. gripper, the most valuable person in the house.
The relative positions of the side lay and gripper seldom receive the consideration they ought to have.
If they form an acute angle there is a danger of the sheet moving forward a little as the gripper closes.
gripper wanted to break his engagement even before the departure of the Forward; a sort of shame kept him on board.
It's a poor heart, Mrs. gripper, that never rejoices, isn't it?
gripper had even wished to break his engagement when the time came for sailing, and only a feeling of shame prevented him.
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In addition, each VS350W comes with a PrivateLine technical support card with a special phone number and PIN for fast access to a support technician. I was able to try out this feature with a previous Epson product review and was connected to a tech support person in less than 30 seconds. Overall, between the Road Service plan and the PrivateLine tech support, Epson provide some of the best product support plans in the business.
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And this isn't the best tx power that the Alfa 500 can run "safe" ? Does the tx power "5" matchs with 360 mW ?
(to compare, when I do iwconfig, the tx power of the Intel 4965AGN is set on 27 ; to what amount of power can I run my Alfa 500 without damaging it ?)
Edit : I've just read the topic and seen how much I'm stupid with this question lol
Hu, I think I should better don't use this setting or use it by increasing level-by-level from 5
A french guy have reported that his Alfa 500 had been damaged using highpower mode on a forum, but I can't find the topic :-/


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JAMIE HACKING TO MAKE MOTOGP DEBUT AT LAGUNA AMA Superbike star, Jamie Hacking, will make his MotoGP debut in this year's USGP at Laguna Seca, after being drafted into the Kawasaki Racing Team as a temporary replacement for the injured John ...
AMA Superbike star, Jamie Hacking, will make his MotoGP debut in this year's USGP at Laguna Seca, after being drafted into the Kawasaki Racing Team as a temporary replacement for the injured John Hopkins.
A three-time AMA champion, Hacking has racked up six podium finishes already in this year's ultra-competitive AMA Superbike championship, making him the ideal choice to stand in for Hopkins while the Anglo-American recovers from the injuries sustained in a high-speed qualifying crash ahead of the Dutch TT at Assen.
Although a US citizen now, 37-year-old Hacking was born in the Lancashire mill town of Oswaldtwistle in the North of England and only moved to the United States at the age of nine years, when his father secured a job in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
And it was in America that 'the Hacker' got serious about racing, contesting junior motocross events all over the South-Eastern United States and winning almost every race he entered. In 1994 Hacking made the switch to road racing aboard a Kawasaki ZX-7R and made an instant impression by crashing out of his first race!
Hacking made his AMA debut in 1997, again aboard a Kawasaki, and took pole position in his very first Supersport qualifying session. In 1998 he secured the AMA Rookie of the Year award and in 2003 he won the first of two AMA Supersport titles, the second coming in 2006 when he was also crowned AMA Superstock champion.
A move to Kawasaki in 2007 brought two Supersport race wins aboard the ZX-6R as well as five Superbike podium finishes. This season Hacking has focussed solely on the Superbike class and, with six podium finishes to his name so far this season, currently lies fourth in the championship standings.
The highly experienced AMA Superbike rider broke the lap record during two days of testing at Autopolis this week, aboard the Ninja ZX-RR machine he will race at Laguna. As a result, he heads for the USGP determined to match, or even exceed, the performance of his Kawasaki teammate, Roger Lee Hayden, who brought the Ninja ZX-RR home in an impressive tenth place in last year's race.
Hacking: Kawasaki MotoGP Pilot #12
"I'm really excited about riding Kawasaki's Ninja ZX-RR in the USGP at Laguna Seca. We've just completed two days of testing with the bike in Japan, and I felt pretty comfortable straight away. It's an amazing machine. I can't believe how sophisticated the electronics package is on the bike; already it feels like you can open the gas impossibly early out of the turns, but the data shows that it's actually possible to open the throttle even earlier. To do this requires some confidence in the electronics, and that confidence will only come with more track time on the bike. Roger Lee set the benchmark at this race last year with an outstanding tenth place finish, so that's certainly given me something to aim for. Laguna is one of my best tracks, but I'm under no illusions how hard it's going to be. I'll be up against some of the best riders in the world on a bike on which I've only had limited testing time. If I come away from the weekend with a top ten finish, then I'll be happy."
Bartholemy: Kawasaki Competition Manager
"Given his results in this year's AMA Superbike championship, Jamie was the obvious choice for Kawasaki when the factory started looking for a temporary replacement for John Hopkins. We are looking forward to seeing what he can do on our bike at Laguna Seca, especially after he broke the lap record at Kawasaki's Autopolis circuit in Japan during two days of testing on the Ninja ZX-RR this week. One big advantage that Jamie has is that he knows the track extremely well, and I think that will count in his favour, as it will allow him to focus completely on the bike during the race weekend. Roger Lee set a hard target last year by finishing as the first American across the line in tenth place, but I'm sure that Jamie is heading to the USGP determined to do even better! I'm sure that he will do a good job for us at Laguna."
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'Nobody calls me Anthony," says the septuagenarian acting legend, one of the greatest leading men alive, the star of Hitchcock. "Call me Tony."
Oh, sure.
Sir Anthony Hopkins was born in the same Welsh town as his idol, the late Richard Burton, and the men share marked tendencies: leonine talent, that Shakespearean timbre, and a history of alcoholism and temper. Hopkins, though, has been married since 1973 and sober since 1975. There will be no Lifetime biopics co-starring Lindsay Lohan about this sir.
Hopefully, there'll be no biopics at all, not for a long time. If Hopkins weren't around, who would play all the brilliant and/or terrible 20th-century men? He's been Hitler, Nixon and Picasso. Now he's a Hitchcock to end all Hitchcocks. Next year, he'll be Hemingway in in Andy Garcia's Hemingway and Fuentes.
Playing against hagiography is a hallmark of Hopkins's oeuvre. "I'm not a very nice man," he says over the phone from London, speaking not as himself – far as I can tell in 15 minutes, he is as nice as camomile tea – but as his character.
"Not that Hitchcock was a villain," he adds later, back to referring to him in the third person. "He was a great humanitarian and a huge romantic figure. But I gather that, towards the end of his life, he wasn't happy."
At 74, Hopkins is just a little older than Alfred Hitchcock was when – against all advice – he directed and self-financed Psycho (1960). Hitchcock, directed by Sacha Gervasi, tells the story of Psycho as nightmare-come-true, with Helen Mirren as Hitchcock's wife, Alma Melville, and a painfully outclassed Scarlett Johansson as Janet Leigh.
"[Hitchcock] was tired of making big movies with overpaid stars like Grace Kelly," Hopkins says. If he feels a little of the same fatigue, it doesn't show. On set, he was a prankster, creeping up behind castmates to boom, in Hitchcock's television voice, "Good eve-ning."
In our interview, he's fulsome about his co-stars, but matter-of-fact about his own much-discussed "process," which involves reading his lines exactly 250 times.
"It's a quirky, superstitious thing," he says. "I do it to know that I've got the lines, I've got the script in my head. Then I'm free. I can improvise, I can stand on my head, but as long as I've got the foundation of what's written – it's easy."
Of his scenes with the formidable Mirren, he says it's not about "chemistry" or any old chestnut. "It's just like playing ping-pong, or table tennis. You knock the ball to her, she knocks it back, you give and take, you don't try to cheat or steal the scene."
He's less sanguine on the subject of Hollywood. With Hitchcock's release rescheduled to make it eligible for the Academy Awards, the one-time winner (Silence of the Lambs) finds himself in a dead heat with Joaquin Phoenix (nomination-worthy in The Master) for Actor Who Least Wants Your Stupid Oscar. Hopkins, on awards campaigning, to the Huffington Post: "It's nauseating to watch" and "disgusting to behold." Phoenix, to Interview: "I think it's total, utter bullshit."
If either can get away with this, it's of course Sir Anthony Hopkins. (For the record: Putting on a fat suit to play a psychologically tormented genius with two different British accents in a film about filmmaking is the Oscarriest thing ever, even if said genius wasn't Alfred Hitchcock.)
Still, the performance never lapses into grandiosity. As Gervasi told me, "it's the tiny behavioural things, like the way he pulls his jacket over his prosthetic belly, that make Hopkins so supreme."
With salty Oscar speeches dancing in my head, I ask Hopkins what he most fears. Public speaking? Spiders? Or, like Hitchcock, the police?
He doesn't miss a beat. "The thought," he answers, "of being on Dancing With the Stars."
In other words, he's probably safe.
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Surrounded by inspiration
In the heart of downtown Calgary, Hotel Arts is steps away from the city's best shopping, dining and entertainment possibilities. Hotel Arts is found in the up-and-coming Victoria Park neighbourhood—home to a wave of exciting new developments. On trendy First Street SW, The Hotel Arts Complex is home to several businesses:
Further along First Street SW, you'll also find Formans Clothing,Guiseppe's Italian Market, Drum & Monkey pub and Kickers Deli, an authentic Montreal Smoked Meat Deli that will truly blow you away, Habitat Living Sound, Bamboo Nightclub, St. James Gate and other great spots. Hotel Arts is a stone's throw from the Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary's largest sports and concert venue (home of the NHL Calgary Flames, Calgary Hitmen and Calgary Roughnecks Lacrosse Team). The Saddledome is on the grounds of the annually-held Calgary Stampede: The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth — a world-famous celebration of everything cowboy. Four blocks north of Hotel Arts is a great chance to explore the historic Stephen Avenue Walk. One of downtown Calgary's most famous streets, it's lined with chic bistros, cocktail bars and the city's most fashionable boutiques and shopping centre. Here you'll also find Arts Commons—home of One Yellow Rabbit, Theatre Calgary, Alberta Theatre Projects, the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, Alberta Ballet and Calgary Opera, as well as numerous performance groups and touring acts. The Glenbow Museum, TELUS Convention Centre, Calgary Tower, Olympic Plaza, Art Central, Art Gallery of Calgary, Fashion Central and a dizzying host of other gems are also located in the area. A short two-block walk north of Hotel Arts is the National Music Centre...a must see stop on any music fans' itinerary. Featuring a staggering collection of musical instruments, NMC hosts tours of their facility on Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Check their website to confirm tour start and end times as well as to see other programming taking place including their Monday Blues Jams. NMC is spearheading a major campaign to restore the famous King Eddy Hotel as part of their National Music Centre's plans. A few blocks south of Hotel Arts is 17th Avenue, a see-and-be-seen boulevard of fashion and dining that is not to be missed. Home of the 'Red Mile,' 17th Avenue becomes a mile-long stretch of restaurants and bars that revels in the Calgary Flames spring playoff run. Also nearby is the Design District, a collection of furniture and home décor stores, spas, restaurants, architects and art galleries galore including two where much of our own art collection was sourced: Newzones & Trepanier-Baer.


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Please explore the info here and then come and experience the congregations in person. We will be delighted to share God's grace and joy.
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Chocolate-Cinnamon Pudding With Raspberries
- 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/4 cup cornstarch
- 2/3 cup plus 1 tablespoon packed brown sugar
- 2 1/2 cups whole milk
- 1 1/4 cups heavy cream
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 1/2 cups fresh raspberries, or frozen raspberries, thawed
- In a heavy saucepan, combine the cocoa, cinnamon, cornstarch, and 2/3 cup of brown sugar. Whisk in the milk and 1/2 cup of the cream. Over medium-low heat, bring to a boil and cook, stirring constantly, until the pudding is thick and smooth. Remove from heat and stir in the vanilla.
- Pour into individual ramekins or a large bowl and press plastic wrap directly onto the surface to prevent a skin from forming.
- Whip the remaining heavy cream with the remaining sugar until soft peaks from. Serve the pudding warm or chilled with the raspberries and whipped cream.


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Scott Brown adds that the politics she and Venturi shared were points of contention as well.
Venturi and Scott Brown revisited Las Vegas in 1997 and again last year.
Dionysius calls the Laurel the prophetical plant; and Claudian, Venturi prscia Laurus.
The lower end of this tubular body is contracted, as shown at B, so as to form what is called a Venturi tube.
Venturi meter, the recording apparatus being in the house on the side of the road.
Venturi was the only one who remained, and he came often to see me, and we talked at length about Art.
It was a great fatigue to me to give my news to Venturi when he desired to hear from me.
An idling or primary nozzle is arranged to discharge above the top of the Venturi throat.
The Kern burner, for example, employs the principle of the Venturi tube.
The Venturi meter register chart at the South Reservoir showed that the break occurred a few minutes before midnight.
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I can't get enough pumpkin this season. Everywhere I turn, there it is and I want it. Maybe it's the spice. Maybe it is the season. Maybe it is just all around too delicious to pass up. This is a case of the same.
I first had these muffins at a friend's bridal shower. I found the recipe online and made them once as a dessert after a soup dinner this fall and then again for breakfast at our fall festivities at the office. I've tweaked the recipe along the way but have heard nothing but love for these little pumpkin delights. They look too big to enjoy alone, but after you start eating, the problem usually takes care of itself.
Pumpkin Cream Cheese Muffins
- Adapted from Second Creek Farm Bed & Breakfast and published by Country Living
- Makes 10 large muffins
cheesecake filling
- 8 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 1 egg
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 5 tablespoons sugar
- 1/2 cup flour
- 1/4 cup pecans, chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
- 2 cups sugar
- 2 cups flour
- 2 teaspoons cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon all spice
- 1/4 teaspoon sea salt
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 2 eggs
- 1-1/4 cups pumpkin puree
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
make the filling
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. Butter and flour two 6-cup large muffin tins. Set aside. Using an electric mixer, stir the softened cream cheese until it is smooth. Add the sugar and cinnamon and mix until combined well. Then add the egg and mix until combined well.
make the streusel
In a small bowl, mix sugar, flour, pecans and cinnamon. Then drizzle on the melted butter. Toss together until it is evenly mixed and set aside.
make the batter
In a large, shallow bowl. Combine the sugar, flour, cinnamon, all spice, sea salt, baking powder and baking soda. In a separate large bowl, using an electric mixer beat the eggs, pumpkin, olive oil and vanilla together. Make a well in the center of the flour mixture and pour the pumpkin mixture into the well. Mix the ingredients together using a fork, just until combined.
build the muffins
Using a tablespoon, place two tablespoons of the batter in each muffin cup. Then place one tablespoon of cream cheese mixture in each muffin cup on top of the batter. Then top with two tablespoons of the batter. Top each muffin cup with the streusel, covering most of the batter. Bake for about 20-22 minutes or until a toothpick is inserted in the muffins and comes out clean. Then cool on wire racks.


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Have a listen to Rashid Johnson's mix for the 'Music Loves Art' series, filled with the artists that have helped inspire some of his work. Be sure to catch the event highlights for the series on VICE.
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Troon, the leader in upscale golf course management, development and marketing is pleased to announce the time-honored tradition of caddie services returns for another season at Troon North Golf Club and The Phoenician in Scottsdale, Ariz. beginning November 1, 2012.
Managed by CaddieMaster,® which oversees similar programs at more than 40 of the world's most renowned facilities, the caddie services will enhance the already unparalleled experiences at these highly acclaimed golf properties.
"CaddieMaster's high standards and exceptional caddie program fit perfectly with the extraordinary service levels already offered at Troon North and The Phoenician," stated John Easterbrook, Troon's executive vice president, operations. "Adding experienced and knowledgeable caddies to each club's long list of amenities further sets them apart from other facilities in the region."
Golfers will find that the caddies offer exceptional services, which are ideal for first-time visitors, repeat guests and members alike. By offering in-depth course management knowledge, reading challenging putts, providing precise yardages, locating golf balls, and maintaining the course, caddies quite simply enhance the golf experience.
"We are thrilled to partner with Troon to offer our industry-leading caddie services at these two world-class golf courses," said Dan Costello, vice president, sales and marketing, CaddieMaster. "Since caddies and forecaddies spend more time with guests than anyone else, we believe they have the greatest impact on the golf experience. Our goal is to ensure that our caddies serve as the operation's best asset and ambassador for the property."
Caddies are currently available at Troon North Golf Club and The Phoenician and are guaranteed when reserved 48 hours in advance. Larger groups of eight or more players require a seven-day notice. Pricing for the forecaddie services are $60 for one player and $30 for two to four players, which are added to each player's golf fees. Walking caddies are also available for $90 a player. Reservations can be made by calling the golf shops at Troon North Golf Club at 480-585-5300 and The Phoenician at 480-423-2449.
About CaddieMaster
CaddieMaster has established itself as the preeminent provider of this highly specialized service in the U.S. and abroad. Other well-known private clubs and resorts which employ the services of CaddieMaster are: Pebble Beach Golf Links, Pinehurst Resort, Ritz-Carlton Properties, and TPC Properties to name a few. CaddieMaster is based in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, home of TPC Sawgrass and The Player's Championship and has been managing caddie programs for the high-end golf market since 1993.
About Troon
Headquartered in Scottsdale, Ariz., Troon is the world's largest golf management company also specializing in homeowner association management, private residence clubs, estate management and associated hospitality venues. The company oversees operations at Troon Golf (daily-fee & resort) and Troon Privé (private) properties located in 29 states and 26 countries. Additionally, 48 Troon facilities enjoy a Top 100 ranking by national or international publications. Troon properties include The Grove, London, England; Classic Club, Palm Desert, Calif.; and Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort, El Jadida, Morocco.
Visit www.TroonGolf.com or for additional news and information subscribe to Troon Golf & Travel, visit the Troon Press Room, Troon Blog or join Troon on Facebook.
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Reintroducing predators such as dingoes and tasmanian devils into landscapes may help protect Australia's diminishing biodiversity, researchers say.
A new paper to be published in the May edition of Trends in Ecology and Evolution suggests dingoes and tasmanian devils could control invasive species, such as cats and foxes, as well as overabundant herbivores.
"We need to be quite bold and allow predators back into the landscape and see if they can reverse some of the damage we've done," said Dr Euan Ritchie, ecologist at Deakin University in Melbourne and lead author of the paper.
Dingoes, devils may be angels in disguise
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GAI Waterhouse is normally positive when assessing the form and potential of her own horses but yesterday she paid last Saturday's Caulfield Guineas winner Helmet a great compliment when she compared him to her late father's champion colt Red Anchor.
''He's a really good three-year-old and looks every bit as good as Red Anchor,'' she said. ''He's certainly like him being a chestnut with a white blaze.''
In 1984, Red Anchor won his trainer Tommy Smith a succession of spring group 1 races beginning with the Caulfield Guineas. So dominant was he that campaign, that at the end of the season, he was voted as Australia's horse of the year.
Waterhouse declared Helmet was the horse to beat in Saturday week's Cox Plate following his Guineas triumph where he led from start to finish in the quickest time ever,'' she said. ''That race showed him to be a very tough horse and he's a fit horse so that run wouldn't have bothered him.''
There are a deal of similarities between Helmet and Red Anchor in their two and three-year-olds careers. As a juvenile, Helmet won the group 1 double of the AJC Sires' Produce Stakes and Champagne Stakes while Red Anchor ran second in the Sires before winning the Champagne.
As a three-year-old, Helmet won the Guineas Prelude on his way to his Caulfield Guineas victory while Red Anchor came through the Moonee Valley Stakes (now the Bill Stutt) to the Caulfield Guineas before taking the Cox Plate and Victoria Derby.
Helmet may not progress to the Victoria Derby, but like Red Anchor will go to the paddock as a spring three-year-old with four group 1 wins to his name if he can take the Cox Plate.
Waterhouse said she was hopeful of making it back-to-back wins in the Caulfield Cup this Saturday with her Brisbane Cup winner Tullamore.
''He had no luck in the Metropolitan and I think he's a terrific chance this Saturday,'' she said. Waterhouse's Caulfield Cup winner of last year, Descarado, galloped along with stablemate Fast Clip yesterday at Moonee Valley.
Waterhouse's star galloper, More Joyous, has an easier assignment second-up this weekend against fellow fillies in the Tristarc Stakes following her first-up run when third behind Sepoy in the group 1 Manikato Stakes.
More Joyous is staying out of the Cox Plate stoush this year after mixing it with So You Think last year and tiring into fifth. Her ultimate spring aim is the group 1 $500,000 Myer Stakes for mares at Flemington on October 29.
Also galloping yesterday was Stradbroke Handicap winner Sincero, who pleased trainer Stephen Farley with his effort.


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December 22, 2012 (9:37am)
Tell My beloved children to trust just a little bit longer and your trust will be a big bonus of a great miracle. There is no way anyone could ever conceive of how this could allow another person to become president of your country but remember all things are possible with God. There is much speculation about all of this but none of it is accurate. You just have to wait for it to happen. In the mean time you must take seriously what you have been told about My Mercy coming to an end and My Justice taking its place. Yes, My children, if you are not in the State of Grace you are putting your souls in great peril. Don't take a chance of thinking you have more time and then put it off for a future time. You don't know when this is going to happen. Those who refuse to listen and remain in serious sin, you may not be able to save your soul since the devils will have more opportunity to keep you in that state and there will be very few graces available to you. Oh, My children, the year is almost over and the man chosen for these times is anxiously waiting to be able to put his ideas and plans into effect. He has been given the guidance of the Holy Spirit in what has to be done to get your country under control again and can't wait to get started. Keep praying and trusting.
I love you, Jesus.
December 23, 2012 (10:51am)
Tell My beloved children to be at peace as they await the great miracle. It is going to come even though it doesn't seem possible. Just when everyone gives up in disgust and claims these messages are just a big hoax, then it is that the miracle will occur. Don't wait until it's too late to come back to the Sacraments. As I keep warning you the time of My Mercy is coming to an end and My Justice will be difficult to endure if you are not in the State of Grace. The demons will be lurking everywhere to destroy souls. Look around the world and witness all the violence and suicides. If people were close to the Lord they wouldn't consider suicide to help them escape from a difficult situation. My children need to learn to turn to God and not alcohol and drugs when they are in distress. The enemy is there to convince you there is no other answer to your problems other than these means. My dear ones are you listening for the man chosen for these times? He will be on more tv and radio stations in the next days to come. My dear ones keep your trust and faith in the Lord as we get to the final days before the great miracle you won't be deceived. Only God can perform this miracle to usher in your new president.
I love you, Jesus.
December 24, 2012 (10:11am)_
Tell My beloved children that this is the week when the major miracle will occur. This wonderful gift will change your whole country forever. It will take great sacrifices from everyone but it will be something you will be glad to do for the good of all. Oh, my children, I realize what a big test this was for all of you but now you will have something to bring great joy into the new year. There will be trouble when those who are now in power lose it, but your country will have a great president to get you through it. He will need all your prayers and support. He and his family will be such an asset to all of you. He prays and sacrifices many things for this great country. He will be giving advice that he will receive by the prompting of the Holy Spirit for the good of all its citizens. Yes, My children, there will be reason to celebrate the arrival of another new year. Keep trusting My dear ones. I want all of you to believe in this great gift which is on the way.
I love you, Jesus.
December 25, 2012 (11:17am)Tell My beloved children to rejoice in the Lord today. How great and glorious is our God. My dear ones, the message given yesterday should give you much hope for the future of your country. Many of you are complaining that you still don't know who the chosen man for your country is. Keep listening My children he is on the tv and radio in many parts of the country. At this point he won't be on regular stations since they don't want to hear his message and they don't think they can get a lot of attention with him anymore. Yes, My children, the great miracle will be so spectacular you won't believe it when it happens. You will be shocked even though you are anxious for it to come. My dear ones be sure to stay in prayer and don't allow yourself to be deceived by the enemy. He knows the miracle will change hearts and turn them back to God so he wants to distract you any way he can. My children your president is now out of the country. When he comes back he and his companions have plans to present to the country which will be devastating for most of you. Don't get discouraged since I already assured you all these efforts will fail. Keep your hope and trust in the Lord. He wants all of you to be happy when this great miracle comes.
I love you, Jesus.
December 26, 2012 (8:53am)
Tell My beloved children to pray for all to go well once the miracle occurs. As mentioned earlier the powers now in control will be stunned and will do anything they can to keep their power. My children, I know how difficult it is to continue believing all this can happen by the end of the week but your trust will get you through it. Oh, My dear ones, I can't tell you how pleased you will all be with your new president. He has been working diligently for many months to make this a smooth transition. He has many plans to help get your country back to One Nation Under God. It's difficult to believe so many people bought into the lies of this Administration including My dear priests and religious. If they had been praying and asking for guidance in their voting before the elections so much of this could have been avoided. Now they will begin to see how wrong they were and will be able to accept and embrace the man chosen for these times to be your next president. Keep the faith My dear ones the week is almost over.
I love you, Jesus.
December 27, 2012 (10:36am)
Tell My beloved children all will be well soon. The miracle is waiting to take place. I know most of you are on pins and needles wondering if this is really going to happen. I won't deceive you My children. You would never be given this information only to have it be a big lie. No, My children, be patient a few more days. The enemy is trying to sow seeds of doubt in your minds. Stay in prayer and be at peace. The man chosen for these times is awaiting the miracle with great anticipation as you are. He doesn't know what it will be or the exact day the same as you, but he knows in his heart he is the one chosen for these times to be your next president. It is taking great trust for him to believe all this as well My children. Just believe in your heart and know that your country will be in good hands very soon. The ones in power right now are in for a big surprise. They won't be able to believe all that will happen. Oh, My children, keep praying and putting your total trust in God who wants you to have a beautiful country that will be under divine guidance.
I love you, Jesus.
December 28, 2012 (9:10am)
Tell My beloved children to stay close to the Lord and ask him to give you the grace to receive this miracle with hope and guidance for the future of your country. You will be so surprised and in bewilderment at how all this will transpire but it is about to happen as it has been predicted and prophesized. Yes, My children, as you were told you will have much to suffer in the future but this miracle will bring you a wonderful president who will help to save your country. Whatever you have to endure you will be able to cope with it knowing God is now in control and not those who have been trying to control you for years. Oh, My children, take comfort in knowing before the week ends the miracle will take place as promised. I know this is the long awaited gift you have been waiting for with so much hope and anticipation. Be at peace My children the miracle is imminent.
I love you, Jesus.
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Motherhood and Earnings: Wage Variability by Major Occupational Category and Earnings Level
Prior research has indicated that women with children earn less than their childless counterparts. In addition, recent research has found that the motherhood wage penalty may be most severe for low-income earners. Using panel data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth (1979), we test two hypotheses. First, are there occupational differences in the motherhood wage penalty? Second, are there occupational differences in the relative wage penalty experienced by low and high wage mothers? Our results indicated that mothers in sales occupations are penalized at a significantly higher rate than mothers in non-sales occupations, while mothers in blue-collar occupations were penalized the least. Furthermore, the wage cost of motherhood was greatest amongst the highest earners in sales occupations. Copyright Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2013
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Ladarius Green was sold on the Steelers even before coach Mike Tomlin and general manager Kevin Colbert met with the free-agent tight end in Pensacola, Fla., on Wednesday.
Green was more than sold afterward.
Still, that didn't prevent Tomlin from whipping out his cell phone and calling franchise quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, just in case.
"I was already going, but that was a cherry on top of it," Green said of his brief conversation with Roethlisberger. "When he said my name, I was like, 'He knows who I am.' So I must have done something right the four years I've played. I am pretty pumped up about that."
The Steelers made it official on Thursday when they signed Green to a four-year, $20 million contract with a $4.75 million bonus to be their starting tight end. Green agreed in principle to a deal on Wednesday night, making him the first free agent in the Kevin Colbert era (2000-present) to commit to the Steelers on the first of free agency.
"I had some (offers), but everybody knows the Steelers and the history behind the team," Green said. "Everybody has seen their offense as well, so it wasn't too hard of a choice."
The Steelers were in need of a play-making tight end since veteran Heath Miller retired last month, leaving little depth and experience at the position. Jesse James and Xavier Grimble have potential, and Matt Spaeth is the only tight end on the roster with significant NFL experience.
Green was a player the Steelers identified immediately as their target. They were interested in Green coming out of Louisiana-Lafayette in 2012, but the Chargers snagged him in the fourth round as the tight end to eventually replace Antonio Gates.
That never happened. Gates, who signed a two-year deal to stay with the Chargers on Wednesday, continues to play at a Hall of Fame level.
"Honestly, I didn't realize until this year," Green said. "Playing behind him for four years, he's like a big brother to me. He always helped me out. It's going to be different, but it's something I'm ready for, and it's an opportunity that I'm ready for and excited for, to come here and play for the Steelers."
Instead of trying to push aside a veteran tight end, Green will try to replace a popular predecessor.
"I didn't follow too much of Heath, but everybody knew who he was," Green said. "When they came to play, all you could hear was "HEEEATH" in the background when he would catch a pass. I don't want to consider myself as trying to follow in his footsteps, because those are some pretty big feet and pretty big shoes to fill, as well as Gates.
"But I'm just trying to be the best person I can be and try to do at least half of what he did for this organization."
Though Miller was the most decorated tight end in Steelers history, Green provides something unique to the Steelers at the position — size, speed and athleticism. They will attempt to leverage that combination in the red zone.
While Antonio Brown has been one of the most targeted receivers in the league over the past couple years inside the red zone, his size can sometimes limit options. Miller was solid in the red zone, but his abilities were limited.
With Green, the Steelers have the best of both worlds — a big guy who is athletic and can create matchup problems near the goal line.
"I hope it's a good strength of mine," Green said. "I hope they think it's a good strength, because I would like to help them as much as I can. But even if it's not in the red zone, in the open field, just getting it down there. Whatever helps the team, I'm ready to do."
However, Green has only six career red-zone receptions in 15 targets over four years with the Chargers, with only one coming from inside the 5-yard line.
That likely is a by-product of Gates' 56 targets over the same span.
Green, who will have to improve his blocking, said he weighs 250 pounds and could add five more. He wasn't asked to do much blocking with San Diego until last year, when the Chargers drafted running back Melvin Gordon and wanted to establish the ground game.
"I don't think it will be too much of a transition," Green said. "I had to block in San Diego. So it's not going to be too much of a difference coming here."
Notes: Green had offseason ankle surgery and said he will be ready for training camp. He missed two games last season with what was thought to be concussions, but was later diagnosed as a sinus problem. He said there are no more issues. … Green, who wore No. 89 with the Chargers, will wear No. 80.
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