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especialy the swimming pool for us at that day, the hotel was nice and quiet too thin pillows and poor quality of the "asparagus soup/creme"
location and comfort
The room was very good and the location perfect. Please read my earlier comments
The facility and staff are outstanding. The morning breakfast was great, and the food and drinks in the New Orleans Bistro
good breakfast buffet 1. heating was switched off during the night. Aircon difficult to manipulate and unsuitable for heating the room. 2. for the tourist info office: if you have paid a Kurtaxe and received a Gästekarte you should be able to get the reduction at the entrance of the Bäder and not be told to have done the booking via the hotel or the tourist info office.
Easy access and central location
quiteness, location, pool/spa facilities wellness center closed on sunday, no french speaking at all (closed to the border!)
This hotel was fine for 4 nights-as we spent a lot of time out and about-we really only wanted somewhere to lay our heads at night. The place is looking a bit dated although it is very centrally located. If you are looking for luxury hotel-this isnt it but if you are going to the spa baths and driving around to the nearby attractions etc. and dont really need to use the hotel facilities much;this is the place for you as it is close to all good restaurants etc.
The balcony in the room and the champagne breakfast In the Hotel Booking description it said that the hotel included wifi in the price. However when we arrived, they informed us we had to pay for it in addition if we wanted wifi,
Large swimming pool and large spa/ wellness area. Very good facilities for a decent price. Has everything the more fancy ones have. Very nice breakfast. There should be a coffee/tea making faciity in room as well as a safety deposit box. If one books a superior room, then one can use the minibar for the entire stay for free. Pitty that's what I've found out only during checkout. Elevators are a bit old.
The closeness of proximity to the city made it convenient to walk everywhere. The hotel was comfortable, the staff was very accomodating and the food was great. The facilities and amenities such as pool, spa and exercise facilities were great and convenient. Top notch hotel.
Position, availability Parking facilities, Information of area in English
All round facilities good with a good location and friendly staff.
the staff are friendly and accommodating. The hotel services - restaurants and spa very good. Great location! the hotel spa was beautiful... however my massage was 10 minutes shorter than it was supposed to be and my husband received a more expensive treatment than what I booked for him and as a result had to pay more. Also, we didn't challenge this sitatution so the spa might have done something to correct the situation but wasn't given the opportunity to.
We stayed at this hotel over Xmas 2007; the staff were excellent and friendly and it felt like they could not do enough for you. The highlights of this hotel is the comfort of the rooms, the great buffet breakfast and the superb spa/pool facilities. I was expecting the hotel to be based in grounds of its own or similar from the photo-thats note the case but it is in a superb central but quiet location-this is one of those hotels where you pay quite a bit to stay, it is after all 5 star but you dont feel like its overpriced-highly recommend this place.
A comfortable luxury hotel located ideally for a short city trip. Personnel was helpful and pleasant.
breakfast is very rich, located in city centre.
Week end breakfast fantastic Wi-Fi under payment. It is impossible, in 2010 for a 5 star hotel, ask for money for wi-fi. I will cancell it from my next trip for this reason.
friendly staff
The comfort and luxury as well as the staff - the resident entertainer is brilliant as well as engauging No English Papers or tv
Our room was huge, the bathroom very well equipped, lovely areas to sit and relax inside and out, incredible view, fantastic breakfast. Close to nice walking trails.
Hotel was located in beautiful and peaceful surroundings amidst vineyards, in a scenic village with good fine dining options. The room was spacious with nice views and great to come back to after a tiring day out. Hotel was nicely decorated, and has a lovely breakfast room with great views. Good location, only 20 minutes drive to Baden-Baden and about an hour plus to Colmar and Black Forest towns. Pillows were too soft, towels were on the thin side and not changed daily. It would have been nice to have coffee and tea making facilities in the room, especially in cold weather.
the view from the hotel is realy extraordinary the atmosphere of the place is outstanding
The staff was extremely helpful and friendly. The food was fantastic!
The location and the relaxed ambience.
The hotel is in a quite area. The room was clean and very confortable. The continental breakfaste excellent. The staff is very professional and the quality is high. We arrived during the night and they offered us a tea. This stuff is very appreciated. n/a
the view from the room. excelent breakfast
decoration, comfortness, cleanliness, location, view of the room
I liked the courtesy of the hotel staff. Thats was the best part. The staff also went out of their way to serve us. Amazing place.
Excellent - A very peaceful setting in a village twenty minutes or so from Baden-Baden's centre. The breakfast is probably the best I have ever had - lots of choice with many types of meats, cheese, breads, cereals and fruits. I wouldn't change anything - though I personally would have liked a hotel bar, I am not sure it would suit this particular establishment.
Excellent staff, beautiful views, free on site parking, solid free breakfast, free wifi Nothing
wonderful location, good restaurant, good staff third world air conditioning
I felt very safe and comfortable as I was staying on my own. The breakfast was wonderful and I will always remember it. The decor of the hotel was so elegant that I was continually appreciating my surroundings. Position was excellent. I cant think of anything. It was a bit difficult getting used to the European pillows and possibly if I could have had a smaller pillow as well but that is a minor detail.
Location, buffet breakfast, on pedestrian zone, cleanliness, large screen TV, and furnishings were very nice. No hot water pot in the room to make tea or coffee
Fantastic! Excellent hotel, just a minute walk from the station. Room is outstanding. Great swimming pool, spa, tennis, squash, and gym (one of the best I've seen at hotels). Did not try the restuarant, but the locals told me it's one of the best in town.
I have nothing to complain about. The reception staff are very good. Being able to take breakfast at terrace is great.
service, rooms are brand new and renovated WLAN not actvie
Good location close to city center, nice and comfortable rooms, good breakfast Missing a swimming pool
The hotel was in the pedestrian area but away enough to not hear the noise. Room was very clean and comfortable. The staff was very helpful and seemed to read my mind with the things we wanted. The breakfast was great and the place very beautiful. The satelite tv didn't work well but I didn't spend much time watching it.
The food. The size of the bed, it was a twin.
The spa was not open as advertised on your site. This hotel has charged my credit card twice and has not contacted me about my inquiry. They say it is a problem with their system. No one called me back yet. I'm still waiting.
Mini-bar in the hotel wasn't automatically replenished.
Location and service within the hotel were excellent. There was no tea or coffee making facilities in the room
Location is very good. Breakfast buffet was excellent.
we liked the location of the the hotel...easy to walk and shop the town...close to therme baths The hotel front desk at night and again in the morning were not friendly and actually rude. We didn't feel welcome at all.
A very attractive old building. Pleasant, helpful staff. Food very good. Nice selection available at breakfast. Can be difficult to find by car first time due to the padestrian areas in the town centre.
hotel was very central- ideal for exploring Baden Baden
in town yet quiet (our room overlooked garden). very pleasing hotel in a very lovely place stayed 3 nights but did not see bar open at all, which I thought strange. didnt like small metal steps into bathroom and entrance - care needed
Although the garden is nice, it was not good as the pictures. Disappointment.
We may recommend the dinner at hotel resaurant. Offered 3 course meal was a top notch and very reasonably priced. The hotel also offers discounted enterance ticket to the Caracalla Therme.
Very central Hotel. Asked for a room with a garden view as advised by a previous comment on your website and got it. The Hotel staff were so helpful and the room was a good size and spotlessly clean. Would stay there again. No
The hotel was in an excellent location and offered car parking, both of which were required for our touring holiday. The staff were friendly and helpful. I would have preferred a free internet connection so that I may easily and simply check my business e-mails, an operation of less than 10 minutes.
Hotel is very modern, clean and luxurious. We were told there was air conditioning and even the hotel staff could not make it work. Located on very busy road and was unable to sleep due to noise and room being too warm.
Luxury accomodation in city centre at reasonable price. Breakfast at 16 euro seemed expensive but food was excellent. The suite was absolutely first class and would highly recommend it. No
Very obliging friendly staff, excellent location, close to termal springs and park zone, brand new apartments, free unlimited internet and baby's cradle!!! Chambermaids don't make their work properly, sometimes a room was extremely filthy after cleaning, airconditioning isn't so good (too hot and noisy with conditioner and too cold with open window), breakfast without changes every day - it's so boring :)
Room facility was so comfortable, and complement of bathrobes for children (2 and 7 years old) were impressive and kind. All restaurant staff are so kind and gentle. Make special baby food, so quickly by free of charge. Reception staff is also kind, but looks so busy with less no. of staff in checking-in/out time period. Unfortunately, there is no warm-swimming pool in the hotel, and have to be at Caracalla Therme, but Caracalla doesn't allow small chird to get in. So that, it is wonderful, if there is swimming pool in the hotel, which allows to enjoy under 6 years old...
The hotel was very well positioned to the main attraction of the town - the Caracalla Spa. The hotel and staff were very helpful. The rooms were large and wonderfully appointed. I personally loved the bed and bathroom. The Ritual products in the bathroom were excellent and I will buy more! The breakfast was excellent with wonderful views from the breakfast room. Altogether a wonderful hotel.
new,clean,nice design
Friendly staff and management. Beautiful room with luxury furnishing. Lovely bathroom
the hotel is brand new and has some very fancy features and exceptionally good materials have been used. Our suite was very spacious. One can access the Caracalla Therme by passing through the garage. If possible, chose the Therme facing rooms, as you might be disturbed by the noise of the street.
Excellent parking garage under the hotel Excellent location. Friendly English speaking staff. Pleasant view from the room Large room size Clear window from the bedroom into the shower Room temperature control was difficult Inadequate restaurant in hotel Building construction was substandard
Everything is perfect.
Availability of car parking space. Courteous, friendly, reception. Comfortable room. Note: Be aware that we stayed one night only, en route to Switzerland on holiday, but nevertheless we enjoyed our visit to Baden-Baden and would like to visit the city again. If we do, we'll opt to stay at the Holiday Inn. Tea/coffee facilities in the room could be improved.
friendliness of staff, clean room,late breakfast No
Quiet room, comfortable bed, excellent breakfast
The room was very clean and with air condition. The parking was not free.
reception is nice, room is clean. deliciou breakfest without extra charges, better for family with young children. no
it is a new hotel, very nice , very comfortable , close to the center, free internet, good breakfast - it was great !!! there was no safein the room. i
it was a new hotel and we were provided with a brand new room
On a buisness trip,and the hotel gave a very pleasnat and relaxed athmosphere, very plesant and helpfull staff. No not in the two nights I stayed.
good quality of rooms and very good beds and rooms
perfect hotel, staff was very hepful and downtown is a short 5 minute walk. gorgeous city. great breakfast, parking downstairs no free WIFI, had to purchase through t-mobile.
very clean, grate for famaly with young children
it was great no
Very modern accommodations in a historic building with great location in Baden-Baden, Germany.
Room was nice and large. A lot of space compared to most hotels in the city. Beds were comfortable and had a nice large window. The hotel has a gorgeous design. This hotel is marvelous overall and could with a few extra amenities could be a 5 star hotel. I've been to baden-baden 3 times and this was the best hotel so far I've stayed in. Staff not very welcoming. I would recommend hiring 1-2 people who can speak english well. Wi-fi signal wasn't that strong. You have to choose between a bath/shower. Ironing boards/Irons should be in room already.
it was cozy. bed could have been softer.
Check-in receptionist was friendly. Room was warm. The hotel is no where near complete. They are selling something that doesn't yet exist. It is a huge building site, none of the facilities offered were available. There are wires hanging from everywhere.The walls were only plastered and not even painted. There were building materials everywhere. This place should not be open.
The building is currently a building site! Once we got off the taxi, our heart sank! The approach to the hotel entrance is hazardous. Not fenced off, with major paving and landscape going on, the path is a shingle path one end and paving block half finished the other end. The reception is Ok but once we got off the lift on the third floor, we come out into a building site again before our room! The staff was trying to do their best under an impossible situation. The hotel should not be opened at all until they sorted out the construction works. Its dangerous, dusty and dirty - a state not normally associated with German standards. Very disappointed for our wedding anniversary weekend. My wife nearly bursted out in tears!
Clean, comfortable, nice small touches. The spa was fabulous! Location. Taxi was 40 euro not 25 as written in hotel info book.
Good Hotel, good services and friendly staff I wish they have more Arabic TV Channels and Internet was very poor.
It's possible to park out side the hotel without paying 8 euros.
We thoroughly enjoyed the whole visit to the hotel, the staff are an absolute credit to the management. Very friendly, polite and helpful without being intrusive. Hotel is superb, I have stayed in many 5* hotels and this one is at the top . 5* luxury and food without the 5* stuffiness! Christmas time here is a must! We will definately go back.
Amazing spa. Very beautyfull winter garden restaurant. Rooms of the 5th floor
this hotel and all its amenities and staff were absolutely superb. The attentiveness (called me by name every time we encountered) was unbelievable, and the hotel itself is luxurious. Perfect!!! No- I would not change a thing about the Brenner's Park Hotel.
Luxurious atmosphere, great bourbon selection at the bar, which also had great atmosphere and food. Staff was incredibly helpful and friendly.
The setting is outrageously beautiful, the staff couldn't be more accommodating and genuine. Our visit was luxurious, comfortable and refreshing. We will return only next time we will bring our Golden Retrievers with us.
Extremely private.
Staff was very friendly N/A
The service was excellent, the room charming, great facilities, all in a beautiful garden setting.
The hotel was superb, this was our second visit, having booked with you last year. The staff are extremely pleasant, a credit to the hotel, food excellent The room we had this year was not as good this time, there was no sitting area and the room was half the size of the one we stayed in last year. It was just a regular bedroom (part of a 3 room suite at the end of the hotel. A little disappointing after last year.
Very nice room: large and with modern furniture. Nice balcony with view on the near viniards. Very confortable. We had breakfasts on the terrace which is nicely arranged with tables also in private corners. There is a charge for the Jacuzzi.
The room was absolutely stunning and very clean and spacious. The feel in the hotel is very conducive to a relaxing stay. The food in the restaurant was of exceptional quality. The setting of the hotel is very tranquil. Highly recommended.
Hotel was great: very clean, friendly staff, romantic setting, beautiful rooms and views. Staff was excellent. They opened the restaurant late for us and served us dessert. The views of the vineyards were breathtaking. Great breakfast included in price. The hotel is not actually in Baden-Baden - it is in the suburbs. You need a car to get into Baden-Baden. This was not a problem for us because we had a car and a navigation system. Easy to get into Baden-Baden and get into the Spas.
The hotel and the neighbourhood beautifull and peacefull. Great views. Ideal for an escape from a big city. The staff is very nice and helpfull (English speaking!), the room was beautiful, the ensuite bathroom - great idea&design. Resto - delicious! Since the hotel is in the middle of a calm residential side, you may hear the "every-day life noises" - not at all annoying but yet present. I strongly recomend GPS, as it is quite difficult to find.
Great food, great small spa and nice modern rooms.
We liked everything - the lovely location amidst the vineyards, the comfortable room and fully up to date bathroom, the friendly and attentive staff and the exquisite cuisine. Also, the free and easily accessible parking and the terrace for al fresco dining in warm weather. Nothing of any consequence. If I were to pick nits, I'd say the breakfast room is a bit cramped.
Excellent restaurant facilities and service, tastefully decorated rooms, comfortable beds and beautiful views of surrounding countryside.
The friendly staff, we stayed at the wine themed room it was very big, clean, and warm.. They had a wide range of complimantry nespresso coffee capsules and a machine along with lots of cosmetics high quality products..they pay great attention to such details that makes you feel welcome The breakfast needs a little bit improvement
Room: style, equipment (music, candles, nescafe, bathroom, big dusch), view on mountain (mauerberg) and rhin valley. room temperature was cold when we arrived. Need to wait 2/3 hrs until we get correct temperature.
Restaurant and location
Great location. Sumptious breakfast. Michael and Ulrich were very friendly, helpful, and willing to offer recommendations, advice, etc.
All the hotel staff we met are very kind. The room we stayed was a normal twin-room, which was a little bit small.
The room was large and the bed was large, which is not typical. The bathroom was new and the shower was at least twice the size of the usual showers I see in hotel rooms. There is not much of a lobby area - so if you are meeting someone or another guest it's better to wait outside if the weather is nice
Central position The fact that it took us 2 hours to find the hotel as it was in the middle of a pedestrianised zone and very difficult to find even when using directions from google map!
very quiet location, in the old part of town.
friendliness of owner room a bit small
Excellent location in the old town/shopping area of Baden Baden. Literally 1 minute from the Baths. Building had loads of character, good size rooms and great breakfast. Would thoroughly recommend!
Excellent location, charming proprietor
Location, people at the reception very helpful, room very pleasant and pretty big maybe the price but ok for baden baden
the hotel was just perfect - clean, cosy, well situated, nice staff, good coffee at breakfast - even two did not find anything to complain
We went to the conference centre which is a very short walk down the road and the hotel is perfectly positioned. Very clean and spacious room. Enjoyed our stay
Excellent restaurant with good service.
Breakfast was excellent, room is very clean in modern design. Location is perfect. Hard to find parking near the hotel.
I could not find anything bad in this hotel.
Wonderful location Directions to find the hotel were difficult, considering the one-way streets and pedestrian zones.
good location, good breakfast, comfortable room.
Very good location, friendly staff (especially waitress during breakfast)
the staff was kind. they gave me a superior room at the same cost of a standard. excellent breakfast:the service was very professional and available for any request. in the city 10 minutes from thermal amenities. recommended
very central location. walking distance to thermal baths and pedestrian zone. Lovely rooms, cozy and clean.
Practical to a family. Breakfast is very good. Reception is closed at 10 PM, and none of the staff is present. We had only two towells in the room for a family of 4 persons.
Large and clean rooms equipped with new (and good) furniture A bit far from the city centre
Nähe zum Flughafen,24h-check-in,Sauberkeit in den Zimmern, Schallisolierung Komfort der Zimmer,Zimmer sind zu teuer fur
This hotel is exactly in front of Baden Airpark. It has a good relation between price/quality It is a good idea to have a car to visit Baden-Baden and the surroundings. The hotel is 18km from Baden-Baden which is a lovely little thermal town.
It is great to get out of the shower practically opposite the departure gate! I holiday in Schonmunzach, but it is too far to travel back to the airport for a 10am flight, so I travel down the night before and stay at B&B. It is cheap and cheerful! A beer costs €1.50 in the vending maching and I can get a pizza delivered; brilliant! I had no signal on my Irish mobile, so I had to keep going out the front door to make and receive calls! Buts thats hardly your problem!
Conventiently located just opposite the airport. Very difficult to get there with public transport - taxi quite expensive.
Good location and staff.
New hotel, rooms are big and clean. Good location. Parking at airport parking for night costs 11 €.
I liked the relaxed atmosphere in the hotel and the peace and quiet reception should be open until after 10pm to allow customers which come on late flights enough time to check in
Ideal hotel if you travel by plane as located in front of the airport. The manager is very helpful and kind Breakfast is a little bit poor compared to the extra you are charged with
Very good hotel, good sound, comfortable beds and clean.
Great location. Very nice rooms.
Staff very helpful, location good
We stayed with my wife for 3 nights only, so our experience was limited, but very bright. We liked the location very much - on a beautiful bank of the river with outside terrace serving lunch and dinner, and yet right in the center of the city. Food was exquisite. We liked palatial design of the hotel and rooms. Staff was friendly and, very importantly, English speaking (in Baden Baden it's not very common). Similar hotels in this city are more expensive. When we come back, we shall definitely check this hotel, and if the prices remain reasonable, will stay again.
Centrally located one block from Kurhaus and Casino in a quiet area without traffic, right next to the Oosbach. Delightful traditionl established Hotel in the mid 1800's
Good location right in the centre of Baden Baden. No bar or mini-bar or air conditioning.
The perfect location, the general atmosphere, the room and the breakfast. The welcome at the lobby was professional but a bit cold
The hotel is beautiful. Very picturesque, Baden Baden is beautiful. The breakfast was excellent and in a very nice dining room. Our room was very large and faced the street however, it was quiet. We had our 3 year old with us. The room only had one double bed, they would charge us 36 euros a night for a cot....she slept with us. No air conditioning, so it was quite hot because it was June. Mini bar would have been nice.
Friendly staff, beautiful setting, cultural events
Convenient, friendly, good value, comfortable no
Gracious atmosphere and old world charm. We had a gigantic room which was really comfortable! Late one evening when we had a nightcap in the library, the man at the front desk not only served our drinks, but started a fire in the fireplace! It was so cozy!
Natural pools Expensive
Location and private parking.
Overall, I enjoyed the stay. Stayed in the old charming part of the hotel. Nice lobby, nice grand room by the elevators from the 'hey day' period. Relaxing on balcony was nice, small outdoor area for sunning. Large indoor pool...connects to outdoor smaller pool and jacuzzi. I would definitely visit Baden Baden again...this hotel however, I think is a bit pricey for what it is and what you get. I may opt to stay at the newer Holiday Inn Express in town next time though. Could not schedule a massage while there. It was a Sunday. No masseurs or masseuses were working. For a Spa town, and spa environment this was quite surprising. If you plan on going here, call or email hotel first if you want to have a massage or spa services as you might be surprised once you arrive that you can't get any of that. Doors in the old part of the hotel could use some renovations/updating. Frames/doors allowed light and noise to filter through. Some of the staff could however, use some Customer service training...particularly at the front desk. I believe they have some people being trained at front desk and they did not smile or were not very knowledgeable of the town and giving any directions.
especially the garden restaurant
The quality of food was very good! The bathtube was terrible and in general the instalations were not so attractive.
That first impression was very positive. The bed was very confortable, the swimming pool was relaxing, the dinner was very good although a bit expensive and the young staff was very friendly. An older member of the staff was rude and did not answer my question and kept speaking to me in German and I do not speak German. I do not understand how she passed the job interview in the first place.
The breakfast was good, as was the location. The staff were friendly and helpful. We were very disapointed with the room we were provided with and the 'gym facilities' were also very poor.
Excellent Hotel. Staff very helpful, top class cuisine, excellent health suite and swimming pool.
Location and breakfast are excellent. I have not stayed here for a number of years and was very disappointed by their change in hours for the outside pool. They now close it during the best hours to use the pool. I won't be returning. It is a costly hotel and now one of its unique treats has been removed.
The only minus is quality of sheets Clean but not 100 % cotton
The garden and swimmingpool The dinner was not as good as we expected from Steigenberger
centrally located hotel with fantastic spa pools. Ideal for a quiet relaxing break


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We know you've been distracted by the debt-ceiling "crisis" and the borderline personalities that enabled it—but let's not forget our state legislators, who are far dumber, and generally drunker, than our congressional representatives could ever hope to be!
Take, for example, Ohio State Rep. Jarrod Martin, whom we met through Wonkettewhen he was cited last week for "operating a vehicle while intoxicated." Now, we may never know if Martin was, in fact, intoxicated on this particular occasion, as he refused to submit to a sobriety test because, his mentor says, he "did not want to be seen on video recorded by cruiser's dashboard camera system shirtless and dirty from working on the family's cabin."
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While most of the financial analysts and press are focusing on shrinking profit margins at Amazon (AMZN), TechCrunch and Read Write Web have picked up on a paragraph in the company's earnings report that briefly discusses its utility computing initiatives. Here's what Amazon reported:
Adoption of Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) continues to grow. As an indicator of adoption, bandwidth utilized by these services in fourth quarter 2007 was even greater than bandwidth utilized in the same period by all of Amazon.com's global websites combined.
I don't think the bandwidth growth is that surprising. The service now hosts content for 330,000 developers (up 30,000 from last quarter) and its customers include growing services like 37 Signals, Powerset, SmugMug, ElephantDrive, Jungle Disk and Webmail.us (Mailtrust). Many of these startups are attracted to S3 because it allows them to host large files cheaply. But big files like photos and backups are bandwidth hogs. So amid the enthusiasm about the "growth" of AWS, allow me to be the cranky guy who wants more data.
It's worth noting that the metric Amazon has chosen – bandwidth – is an expense. This suggests that bandwidth expenses from Amazon Web Services are now costing the company more than the bandwidth for its entire retail operation (which undoubtedly has higher overhead from other non-bandwidth costs).
There's a lot of enthusiasm about the emergence of utility computing, which has been heightened by interest in Nicholas Carr's new book, The Big Switch. If the Internet is to be dominated by huge computing clouds, the performance and profitability of the largest clouds is an important issue, and Amazon is likely to provide the best early case study of how to monetize a huge utility computing operation.
But when will we know more? Amazon is a large public company, and the infrastructure that is supporting AWS is not cheap. In coming quarters, Wall Street will want details about the return on Amazon's big bet on utility computing. Perhaps Amazon is keeping AWS revenues under wraps because the results will attract more competitors, and Amazon wants to retain its first-mover advantage for as long as possible. Or perhaps the financials for AWS will simply shift analysts' focus on profit margins from the company's retail unit to its utility computing operation.


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1724 Guadalupe Underwater Archaeological Preserve
The 1724 Guadalupe Underwater Archaeological Preserve is the the world's first underwater shipwreck museum. Created during the summer of 2002 by IU students and faculty, the preserve is adjacent to Viva Dominicus Beach and Viva Dominicus Palace in Bayahibe. It was dedicated in a ceremony involving representatives of Indiana University and Domincan Republic including Charles Beeker, Director of the Office of Underwater Science and Tony Raful, the Secretary of Culture for the Dominican Republic.
The Spanish galleons Guadalupe and Tolosa sank in Samana Bay during a hurricane in 1724. Undiscovered until the 1970s the wrecks lay undisturbed. In the 1970, the ONPCS recovered artifacts and cannons from these shipwreck sites. Until last year, the ships artifacts were stored away from the public view in the ONPCS conservatory.


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I'd already had a revision rhinoplasty, but there were imperfections like a dent from a graft that moved and retracted nostrils. I saw before and after pictures of the nonsurgical rhinoplasty (with silikon injections) online and figured I would be a good candidate. I actually flew from Florida for these treatments since I was so impressed with Dr. J's results, and it was definitely worth it. I got a tremendous improvement after just one treatment. I am now much happier with the appearance of my nose and I wish I had gotten this done sooner. I don't have to consider an actual surgical revision now which is fantastic.
Nonsurgical Rhinoplasty with Silikon Injections Was Successful
I'd already had a revision rhinoplasty, but...
Dr. has a great demeanor and really makes you feel relaxed. He is also very experienced, so he knows exactly where to place the injections in order to fix the imperfections. His before and after pictures (on his website) really impressed me and I am happy to say that I got equally amazing results. It was even worth it for me to fly from FL to NJ for this.
5 out of 5 stars
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I saw this movie Friday and it took me until Monday to write the review, not because I had a hard time writing it but because it took me that much time to correctly spell Floccinaucinihilipilification.
Movie Title: Akeelah and the Bee
My Take:Recommended
Watch For: a break out performance by Keke Palmer
Akeelah (Keke Palmer) is just like most girls her age. She chats with friends about boys and jumps rope. She is the model of a typical American child, except for one thing. She has a knack for words. She has never missed a word on her spelling test even though she claims not to study, and she is incredible at Scrabble. A game, that I think it is safe to say, is beyond the grasp of most college freshman.
Akeelah's spelling teacher Ms. Cross (Daliah Phillips), who, oddly enough, seems to have trouble with enunciation herself, notices Akeelah's talent and recommends she participate in the spelling bee. Akeelah is unsure of herself and doesn't want to compete but then her principle Mr. Welch (Curtis Armstrong) starts to smell money and goads her into the competition.
Since Akeelah's school is in the heart of Los Angeles; Mr. Welch decides she will need all the help she can get. So, he calls on his friend from college Dr. Larabee (Laurence Fishburne) to help her out. Larabee is a professor at UCLA who is on sabbatical and just happens to have competed in the national spelling bee in his day. It seems strange that two friends from college would take such opposite routes, but I digress.
The rest of the movie focuses on Akeelah's quest for the national spelling bee and the way her family and community rally around her.
I will be the first to admit that this film is incredibly formulaic. It contains all the cliché rise-to-the-top players that we are used to seeing. The workaholic, angry mother who doesn't recognize her daughter's gift (Angela Bassett), the cryptic, emotionally distant tutor with unorthodox teaching methods in Dr. Larabee, and even the predictable backlash of resentment from Akeelah's friends after she reaches celebrity status.
However, there are two key reasons why this film works. The first is the Akeelah' goal. It is not the state championship or some other sporting event. She is not trying to win a medal or make the team. She is trying to win a spelling bee, something that people are quick to criticize but few are able to do. I personally was ousted from my sixth grade bee for misspelling the word "reckon" (which I still contest to this day, is not an actual word). For this reason I spent the whole movie rooting for Akeelah's success. I could care less if she could shoot a jump-shot.
The second reason to see this movie is Keke Palmer. She does a great job playing her character. You simultaneously feel her anxiety and elation, something I was not expecting. Good child actors are hard to find, and when you do, they have the shelf life of a dented milk carton. This is one of the many reasons I feel movies like The Chronicles of Narnia fall short. The casting director of this movie should be given a bonus.
All in all you will really enjoy this film. If not for the story itself maybe it will help you reminisce about all the geeky hobbies you had as a kid. Like falconing. I mean I never personally was into falconing, it's just an example. Oh and in case you were wondering "Floccinaucinihilipilification" means: "the estimation of something as worthless," though it is often just used as an example of a ridiculously long word.


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Godolphin's German-bred Kazzia resisted a late challenge from 28-1 longshot Snowfire to win Sunday's Sagitta One Thousand Guineas (Eng-I) by a neck at Newmarket. Under Frankie Dettori, Kazzia completed the mile in 1:37.85 on good to firm ground to keep her perfect record intact.Alasha finished third, another neck behind the runner-up. Dolores was fourth of 17. Favored Gossamer finished eighth, with early wagering favorite Queen's Logic scratched after being found lame on the eve of the race."I came back with a bit of a cold after my trip to Kentucky and it is a bitterly cold day here, but now all I feel is warm," said Dettori. "She really wants more than a mile, and I felt that if I could get her up in the front and then stretch them from the three furlong pole, then they would have to quicken to get to me and then they would have to quicken again to get past. They just could not do that. She is a really tough and brave filly and, though she did not have the best of trips over from Dubai, she has certainly put that behind her with this."Kazzia won both her starts as a juvenile while trained by Andreas Wohler, including a 2 ¼-length win in the Premio Dormello (Ity-III)."Sheikh Mohammed was very impressed with the filly and liked her a lot, so he made an offer to the owners which they accepted and she came to us," said Simon Crisford, Godolphin's racing manager. "She has done very well through the winter in Dubai, where she was beaten just a head in her trial race and she is a very brave, tough and resolute filly."Crisford said Kazzia would run next in the Epsom Oaks (Eng-I) and he is hoping for softer ground for the 1 ½-mile classic."Over a mile and a half on soft ground at Epsom, I think she can gallop them into the ground," Crisford said. "That is where she will go next. At one time we were thinking of the Italian Oaks but it is definitely Epsom for her now."
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Release Date: 1994
DVD Release Date: November 19th, 1997
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Set in 1930s New York, a reformed criminal becomes a superhero. With the aid of a beautiful female friend, a playboy millionaire with a dark past sets out to bring the evil Shiwan Khan to justice. His quarry, who is determined to attain world domination, is a deadly descendant of Genghis Khan and will not surrender without a fight.
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New findings improve construction tools and knowhow for nanoscale devices
Scientists at the Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have used a beam of electrons to move a single atom in a small molecule back and forth between two positions on a crystal surface, a significant step toward learning how to build an "atomic switch" that turns electrical signals on and off in nanoscale devices.
The results, described in the Aug. 18, 2006, issue of Science,* are the first to be published about work at NIST's new Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology (www.nist.gov/public_affairs/releases/cnst.htm).
"It's still futuristic to talk about a real atomic switch but we're getting closer," says physicist Joseph Stroscio, lead author of the paper. In addition, by applying the findings to nanoscale fabrication on semiconductors and insulating thin films, it may be possible to develop new classes of electronic and magnetic devices constructed atom by atom.
In the work described in Science, NIST physicists used a custom-built, cryogenic scanning tunneling microscope (STM)--which provides a voltage and beam of electrons at its needle-like tip--to perform several different types of atomic scale measurements and manipulations. NIST theorists performed calculations of the atoms' electronic structure, which confirmed the experimental results.
A molecular chain of one cobalt atom and several copper atoms set upon a surface of copper atoms was constructed atom by atom using the STM in an atom manipulation mode. Then the STM was used to shoot electrons at the molecular chain and its effect on the switching motion of the cobalt atom was measured.
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Words are, Schwarzenegger has been paid $3 million to star in the Bud Light commercial that will debut during the Super Bowl XLVIII on February 2. A source recently told New York Post's Page Six, "Arnold has shot a series of ads in Japan but pretty much hasn't done anything in the U.S. Persuading him to promote a beer is a big coup for Bud Light."
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Its Been 2 Weeks Since I Had the injection and the redness and swelling has been subsided.But I could not find any noticeable results.Is this because I had sex or because just 0.8 ml was not enough.
I Had 0.8ml of Juvederm Injection for my Laugh Lines and After 8 Hrs I Had Sex with my Husband?
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Juvederm, Laugh Lines, and Sex
Thanks for your post. Congratulations on both activities and I am pleased to tell you that although we don't encourage strenuous activity such as you described for at least a day, I doubt that sex 8 hours following your Juvederm had any effect. We are mainly worried about bruising more than anything else.
No Results after 0.8 ml of Juvederm
The 0.8 ml of Juvederm may not have been enough. The sex probably had nothing to do with the filler.
Juvederm for Laugh Lines
Hi, thanks for your great post. Volume is the key for any filler procedure. If you are not getting the result that you want, the most likely culprit is that you didn't get enough filler. The activity afterwards should not affect the distribution.
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I syringe of Juvederm is not enough for laugh lines
Juvederm is great filler, but 0.8 cc (1 syringe) is not enough for the laugh lines. Your activity after the injection did not influence the result, you will need more Juvederm!
Juvederm for smile lines
Dear senorita
- Sex will not affect the area injected
- It is more likely that you did not get enough
- I frequently have to put at least 2 syringes into the smile lines for a good result
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.8 ML of Juvederm in laugh lines... If this enough?
.8 ml Juvederm is probably not enough for most people. Also be sure it is Juvederm Ultra Plus, because it's thicker and will provide more volume than Juvederm Ultra, which is a softer product. Activity after the treatment, including sex, will not make it go away.
Do not blame yourself, your activity had nothing to do with it. You just need more juvaderm.
It had nothing to do with your activity. You need more juvaderm.
You need more product
Your having sex right surgery would not change the outcome of your injection. You probably need to see your injector again for a touchup
Having Sex after Juvederm; 'Instant results", never thought about it in that sense
Juvederm and other fillers are very popular because the "cosmetic results" are seen immediately. Having sex right after treatment will not affect the results at all. You propably just need more Juvederm.
Was enough Juvederm injected?
It has nothing to do with your sexual encounter. It has everything to do with the amount of Juvederm used, or the injector. You simply needed more than one syringe of filler for full correction. Consider making a follow-up appointment with your injector for an evaluation.
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24th July 2017, 17:11 at 5:11 pm
Leclerc and Gasly have to be the next two surely.
9th June 2017, 8:25 at 8:25 am
The Autosport podcast is pretty good, it is usually hosted by Editor in Chief Ed Straw and has good guests from time to time (like Karun Chandhok). Their latest episode on the Williams Heritage Event is great, with Claire and Jonny Williams contributing.
I used to only listen to Sidepodcast when Joe Saward was on, but since he has now moved to Missed Apex Podcast I now listen to him when he is on that (which judging from the last few weeks will be much more often).
The BBC's Chequered Flag Podcast is ok-ish…nothing particularly wrong with it but I just don't like the presenters much.
And of course Motorsport Extra is still in my subscription list…I live in hope.
27th March 2017, 16:43 at 4:43 pm
Social Media and F1 is an interesting topic. I came off of Facebook and Twitter a few years ago now and I feel I can follow F1 just as closely without them. I have just dialled in on a group of trusted sources (and some more tongue-in-cheek sites) and use them for all my F1 needs.
Having the F1Fanatic Roundup helps massively. I know that I get the most interesting (and trustworthy) stuff in it and it highlights the most noteworthy exchanges on social media, meaning I can safely go about my life without having to worry about signing up for instatwitbookchat.
6th March 2017, 14:22 at 2:22 pm
Mercedes: 7/10. It is probably the best iteration of the livery since they've returned as a manufacturer team. That said, it is still just silver and turquoise and I'm not sure the colours really work together.
Red Bull: 8/10. I like the matt design they introduced last year. Now they've gotten rid of the red front and rear wing endplates that Total demanded the livery is much, much better.
Ferrari: 7/10. Predictable from the Scuderia. But it does look good. Marks off because the shade of red they picked still just isn't right. Ferrari's should be scarlet, not flouro red/orange.
Force India: 3/10. Truly awful, why they have gone for so much silver really is beyond me. There is nothing about the livery that says "hey, this team is owned by Indian businessmen". They should either go back to the black, orange, white and green livery from 2014 or to the Indian flag colours they raced in from 2009 – 2013.
Williams: 7.5/10. Another clean take on the Martini livery. Just because it's the same as it has been since 2014 doesn't mean its bad. Not so sure about the JCB logo on the rear wing endplates.
McLaren: 8.5/10: From some angles I really love this livery, I don't understand why people were giving it so much grief when it was launched. It is orange and it looks modern, I like it. Marks off because some of the white sponsor logos aren't quite visible against the orange.
Toro Rosso: 10/10. It is perfect in every way. The shade of metallic blue is fantastic and I really like the use of silver for the bull and the sponsor names. Best livery of the decade so far.
Haas: 6/10. Meh. It's not bad, but it is a bit dull which is disappointing for a team which could essentially do whatever it wants livery wise.
Renault: 9/10. I really like it. Classic Renault corporate colours applied to the car in a well thought out, sensible manner. It's fresh and clean.
Sauber: 7/10. So glad the Banco do Brasil blue and yellow livery has died because it made this proud team look like an underfunded GP3 squad. Marks off because it has a wiff of 1996 Ligier about it.
22nd February 2017, 7:16 at 7:16 am
It is very interesting that Wikipedia have taken this step. I have to agree with @jackysteeg, I don't mind seeing The Mail appear in the round up as you only provide us with a list of topical articles that appeared the previous day, making no judgment on thei content of the articles.
While I loath The Mail generally I think their F1 coverage is a tiny step up from their usual standards. My issue with their stuff is usually that it is either too focussed on Hamilton (as you mentioned) or is a few days out of date. I also don't like the tone their reporter uses when he asks questions in the official F1 press conferences (can't remember the guy's name at the moment), he is far too confrontational and always tries to make mountains out of mole hills (surprise surprise)
24th January 2017, 10:28 at 10:28 am
Nascar: Prehistoric cars, 24th century rules.
As an aside, I'm sure I read once that F1 used to dish out prize money on a similar basis in the past. As the cars were more unreliable, they used to get prize money based on their positions and fastest laps at half distance as well as at the end of the race. It could have been something I read in Jackie Stewart's book or something he said in an interview. I seem to remember him saying that Ken Tyrrell was a master at being able to work out how much money he would get from a race and would often ask JYS to push at odd stages of the race just to make sure he got that extra prize money.
11th January 2017, 17:00 at 5:00 pm
I just want it to be unpredictable…
2nd December 2016, 15:45 at 3:45 pm
1. Daniel Ricciardo – He gets my vote because whenever you looked at who was the nearest challenger to the two Mercedes drivers, invariably it was Danny Ric. He put in some blinding performances, Monaco and his dogged defence of the lead in Malaysia being the highlights. That said, he could have had a stronger run in.
2. Lewis Hamilton – If a driver's first reference is his team mate then more wins and more poles should put you ahead of him in a ranking like this. Did all he could to win the title and fell short, partly because of reliability but also partly because of his failure to get on top of the W07's temperamental starting procedure. If he had just lost the title because of reliability, he would be my number 1, but he didn't, so he isn't. Clearly the faster of the two Mercedes drivers.
3. Max Verstappen – A breakthrough season. The win in Spain was equal parts good fortune and well earned, and he seemed to keep reeling off the performances. Marked down for the manner he defends, which is very slightly on the wrong side of the limit for me. A virtuoso drive in Sao Paulo was his highlight of the season.
4. Sergio Perez – Whenever Force India have a sniff of a podium it is Perez who seems to grab it. He was super this season. Fantastically quick and consistent.
5. Fernando Alonso – Dragging the best out of recalcitrant machinery seems to be the defining feature of his career. Another fantastic year.
6. Nico Rosberg – Did all he had to do to win the title, but he won fewer races and took fewer poles than his team mate. He also still hasn't really proven to be top tier in wheel to wheel combat as we saw from Austria and Germany. Still, by far his best season.
7. Carlos Sainz – Did an amazing job with the aging Ferrari engine in the back of his car. Routed Kvyat once the two were paired together and he put in some tremendous drives, notably Spain, Austin and Interlagos.
8. Nico Hulkenberg – Proved he is still quick enough to justify his reputation, but luck never seemed to be on his side. Still no podium…he's better than that.
9. Pascal Wehrlein – Scored points for Manor…that is a massive achievement. He also managed to creep into Q2 on numerous occasions. The guy is clearly quick, I hope he doesn't take the Force India snub too hard and manages to have a solid second season.
10. Kimi Raikkonen – Outscored and outqualified a misfiring Vettel. But you still get the impression he has lost a few tenths and is only hanging onto his seat because (a) having him sells merchandise, (b) because he gets on with Vettel and (most importantly) (c) because he doesn't destabilise the team.
11. Sebastian Vettel – Waaaaay below par. Almost as bad as 2014 at times. Probably letting his frustration at Ferrari not being quick enough again get to him.
12. Valtteri Bottas – Comprehensively had the beating of Massa, but this was a disappointing year for a driver who undoubtedly has race wins in him. Needs to leave if Williams fail to produce a competitive car next season.
13. Romain Grosjean – He was a revelation early on in the season but he seemed to let the various issues he was having with the car get the better of him. At times he was roundly beaten by Gutierrez…oh dear. Because of that, he drops behind Bottas in my list.
14. Kevin Magnussen – Did all he could with the recalcitrant RS16. Shaded Palmer early in the season and then seemed to falter when Palmer got into his stride. Deserves to be further up the grid.
15. Jenson Button – Soundly beaten by Alonso. Lost the edge late in the season, sad end to a great career, thanks for the memories Jenson. I'm sad I'll never get to hear anyone complain of "massive understeer" or "front locking" as passionately as you did over the years.
16. Esteban Ocon – Did as well as could be expected having been parachuted into a car he hadn't driven, kept Wehrlein more than honest. Fantastic in the wet at Interlagos.
17. Daniil Kvyat. Poor Dani. The highest of highs and the lowest of lows. He'll come back stronger next season, he is genuinely quick so he is deserving of his seat.
18. Felipe Massa – It seemed like Massa was calling it in for most of the season. Struggling to think of any highs. Which is a shame because he's had a great career and he is a true gentleman.
19. Jolyon Palmer – Don't think he is quick enough to justify his seat to be honest. Should struggle against Hukenberg.
20. Marcus Ericsson – I am genuinely amazed that he has a seat for next season…even if he does have connections to Longbow. he's improved, but he isn't F1 material. He's had his chance and it is time for someone else to get theirs.
21. Felipe Nasr – Outperformed by Ericsson…hence the lowly ranking. Sauber owe him about $15 million for his drive at Interlagos, which may be enough to save him. Still has potential though.
22. Esteban Gutierrez – You could take my review for Ericsson and copy and paste it here.
23. Stoffel Vandoorne – The biggest talent outside of Verstappen and Ocon. Cannot wait to see how he compares to Alonso. Fantastic drive in Bahrain and by all accounts it was his feedback that helped McLaren unlock performance from the car, so clearly has the mechanical sympathy needed to succeed in F1.
24. Rio Haryanto – Poor Rio, he gave it a good go and kept Wehrlein honest on more than one occasion. More often than not was thoroughly out of his depth.
23rd November 2016, 16:00 at 4:00 pm
Magnussen on Ricciardo at Sochi.
Nominating it because it (a) was a great battle between K-Mag and Danny Ric and (b) because I'm sure no one else will nominate it because it happened so early in this ridiculously long season most will have forgotten about it!
11th November 2016, 9:12 at 9:12 am
David Coulthard at Williams springs to mind.
9th November 2016, 13:22 at 1:22 pm
Autosport are also running the Magnussen to Haas story.
27th September 2016, 17:05 at 5:05 pm
1991 – Ayrton Senna
1992 – Michael Schumacher
1993 – Ayrton Senna
1994 – Damon Hill
1995 – Michael Schumacher
1996 – Damon Hill
1997 – Jaques Villeneuve
1998 – Mika Hakkinen
1999 – Mika Hakkinen
2000 – Michael Schumacher
2001 – David Coulthard
2002 – Michael Schumacher
2003 – Kimi Raikkonen
2004 – Jenson Button
2005 – Kimi Raikkonen
2006 – Fernando Alonso
2007 – Lewis Hamilton
2008 – Robert Kubica
2009 – Jenson Button
2010 – Fernando Alonso
2011 – Sebastian Vettel
2012 – Fernando Alonso
2013 – Sebastian Vettel
2014 – Daniel Ricciardo
2015 – Lewis Hamilton
2016 – So far, Daniel Ricciardo
11th August 2016, 10:34 at 10:34 am
1. Hamilton – Continues to pull wins out of the bag when it matters. If he had won the same number of races but didn't have the issues he had I would have pushed him down the order, but to turn the tables on Rosberg the way he has is very impressive.
2. Ricciardo – Robbed in Monaco and has done a great job this season so far. Rising to the challenge of Verstappen, he really does have what it takes to go all the way.
3. Verstappen – Youngest ever race winner in his first race with a car capable of winning, says it all really. He is still far from the finished article, but there is no doubting the talent. Would do well to learn a bit of humility.
4. Sainz – Really has impressed this season. He is super quick and h is starting to mature into a very good racing driver. Really glad he isn't in the same team as the hype monster anymore so people can start to realise just how good he is.
5. Vettel – Still performing very well, which is more than can be said of practically everyone at Ferrari this season.
6. Perez – Continues to impress, his drives in Monaco and Baku were fantastic. He really is deserving of another shot in a frontline team.
7 . Grosjean – Managing to finish races in 5th and 6th with a brand new team is truly remarkable, he is in the form of his life. If Ferrari had any sense they would have signed him to partner Vettel.
8. Rosberg – I thought I was being hard ranking him so low, but the drivers ahead of him really outperformed their cars while Rosberg took a string of wins in a dominant car in races where his rivals either had technical issues or strategic errors. His antics in Austria and Germany knock marks off too.
9. Wehrlien – I was sceptical at first but he has impressed me no end. Knocks on the door of Q2 regularly and seems to really be able to handle the Saubers now in the races. Oh yeah, he scored points, in a Manor.
10. Alonso – More often than not gets everything an more out of the MP4-31. Starting to get used to seeing him as best of the rest behind the Mercedes, Red Bulls and Ferraris…which is no mean feat.
11. Bottas – Doing as well as can be expected with the Williams.
12. Button – he is actually surprising me this season by keeping Alonso more than honest. That said, I don't think he should have another season with McLaren. Or Williams.
13. Hulkenberg – On the surface it looks like he is being shown the way more often than not by Perez, but he was on the wrong side of strategy calls in both Monaco and Silverstone. Still think he is one of the quickest out there.
14. Raikkonen – He's been better than he was in 14 and 15, but he could hardly get any worse could he? I honestly feel that if it was Vettel running behind Verstappen in Barcelona and Hungary he would have gotten by.
15. Magnussen – Doing as well as can be expected with that car, his drive in Sochi was superb. Really hope he can hold on to this seat because Renault will come good and he is a talent.
16. Massa – I think it is time for Massa to call it a day.
17. Kvyat – Ranks ahead of Haryanto and co because of his pre-China form. The summer break couldn't have come quickly enough for him I think, he needs time to get his head back in the game, because he is quick enough and if DC is to be believed he still has some backing from the Red Bull bigwigs. Hopefully someone gives him a hug over the summer break!
18. Haryanto – Ranked this highly because he is actually keeping Wehrlien honest in qualifying. Out of his depth in the races though.
19. Palmer – The car is poor, which really isn't helping his cause. But he committed the ultimate sin by failing to do what Magnussen did in Sochi and take the opportunity to score points when it was on.
20. Gutierrez – Grosjean is showing what a solid car the VF01 is. He would be stone last if it wasn't for the slight upturn in performance in recent races.
21. Nasr – His attitude is what has disappointed me the most, seems to be far too quick to criticise the team. Not shading Ericsson, which is telling in itself.
22. Ericsson – He had his chance in 2014, then he got another in 2015. I was a bit baffled as to why he got another in 2016. Surely this will be his last season now Sauber have new owners.
4th August 2016, 13:57 at 1:57 pm
Yeah, I see that and I did acknowledge that he was out of his depth in the races @ultimateuzair. The place I gave him was largely down to is keeping Wehrlien honest in qualifying, which I think is impressive given how often Wehrlien has threatened to get into Q2…and the fact that I think those in 18-22nd have been dire.
4th August 2016, 12:35 at 12:35 pm
Typed up a full list which for some reason didn't post! :(
1. Hamilton – I would have ranked him lower had he won the same number of races and had no reliability issues. But the speed with which he has overturned Rosberg's lead is truly remarkable. Still at the top of his game, and that is no mean feat.
2. Ricciardo – Mightily impressive this year, rising well to the challenge of Verstappen. He is a future world champion, there is no doubt. Robbed in Monaco.
3. Verstappen – Won his first race in a race winning car, impressive. Not the finished article though, but there is no doubt the talent is there. Would do well to learn a bit of humility.
4. Sainz – Really coming on as a racing driver this year, some very mature drives. So glad he is out of the hype monster's shadow because people are actually starting to realise how good he really is.
5. Vettel – Continues to perform to his potential, which is more than can be said of everyone at Ferrari at the moment.
6. Perez – His drives in Monaco and Baku were sensational. He is deserving of another shot at a tope team.
7. Rosberg – I felt bad ranking him this lowly, but he won his races where others largely had technical issues or made poor strategy calls. His antics in Austria and Germany knock points off too.
8. Grosjean – In the form of his life. Ferrari were mad not to sign him for 2017. Getting the results he has been in a brand new team (even if it is as good as Haas is) is truly remarkable.
9. Wehrlien – I was sceptical, but he has impressed me no end. Always looks to be knocking on the door of Q2. Oh, and he scored points in a Manor.
10. Alonso – Continues to show that he deserves that 3rd title.
11. Bottas – Doing as well as can be expected. Nabbed a podium when it was available, more often than not was best of the rest.
12. Button – Impressing me no end by keeping Alonso honest. But I wouldn't give him another year at McLaren. Or Williams.
13. Hukenberg – Has come out on the wrong end of strategy calls a lot, most notably in Monaco and at Silverstone. Still one of the quickest out there.
14. Magnussen – Doing as well as can be expected. Hope he can hang onto this seat because Renault will come right and he is a real talent.
15. Raikkonen – Better than 14 and 15, but he couldn't really have gotten worse could he. Had Vettel been behind Verstappen in Barcelona I think he would have gotten by. Not the driver he once was.
16. Massa – Time to hang up your helmet Felipe.
17. Haryanto – Ranks this high because he is keeping Wehrlien honest in qualifying. He is out of his depth in the races though.
18. Kvyat – Would someone give this guy a hug! He is this high because of his pre-China form. I hope he can get his head straight over the summer break because he is a very quick driver.
19. Palmer – The car is poor which isn't helping his cause, but he committed the ultimate sin by failing to do what Magnussen did in Sochi: Score points when the opportunity was there.
20. Gutierrez – Would have been stone last if it wasn't for his recent upturn in form. Given how well Grosjean is going it is criminal that he hasn't scored a point to date.
21. Nasr – It is his attitude which has disappointed most, he is too quick to blame the team.
22. Ericsson – After chances in 2014, 2015 and 2016 I hope that Sauber's new found finance will mean he doesn't get a seat next season.


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^^ yeah one person i know says "doggy dog world" when it's supposed to be "dog eat dog world"
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Originally posted by Inactive UserGirls who fucking YELL what they did on the weekend to sound cool in fron of everyone (ex. "Yeah me and Juan got fucked UPPP! on Saturday with Jessica. Shit was CRAZYYY!")
Females who try to put on some cute little voice for a favor and shit.
when noobs ask you to ship first..wackness x1000
I do it because its a nice gesture, but dont be a dick about me going out of my way to help you out.
people who walk left to right and left to right walk clumsily in the hall. it becomes a fucking obstacle if you happen to step the same way as them a few times.
packs of people who happen to crowd around the worst place when they could be standing anywhere but there. i.e.: doors
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Cruise for the books: Carnival Victory Cruise Review by pinone
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Destination: Southern Caribbean
Embarkation: San Juan
San Juan is a different port for embarkation. The porters are outside the entrance and inside the terminal, so if you would like to carry your luggage about 150 yards to the terminal from the entrance be my guest. It is still the same people in the terminal. We were stopped to fill out a waiver that stated: if you have any ONE of the following (headache, cough, fever, runny nose, sore throat, diarrhea, vomiting, or body aches) mark yes. Have you been in contact with anyone with H1N1? Yes or NO. My wife and I where both had allergies so More we circled yes for the first question and no for the second. We could not board the ship until we see a doctor and where cleared. We could understand if we had more than one of the asked in question 1, but all we had were runny noses and the occasional cough. The doctor came and cleared us both telling us it was allergies. NO WAY! We zipped through the rest of the embarkation, excepted security. They told me to leave my belt on, but once I got through the metal detector. "Please remove your belt, sir" I quickly gave an evil stare at the guard that told me to leave it on. We got to our room and our luggage was waiting at there. Our room Stewart stood next door and didn't say a word. We changed our clothes and got off the boat to do some shopping in San Juan. We came back to the room to do the mustard drill (930PM). Our bed was still not turned down for the night.
St. Thomas - We have been here many times before, so we hit a few of the stores we knew of and travelled to Paradise Point for the first time. ($40) If you just want to go for the view and a few pictures save the money. We did use the ships spa for a couples massage. It was my first massage, and it was divine.
Dominica - We had Bumpiing Tours scheduled for this port. Alvin was our guide for our small group of three. He was great. He would stop and grab different plants along the roadside, and tell us what they would use them for. We made the 45 minute hike to Middlhem falls one way. You have to be in shape for this hike. I was having a little problems breathing due to the elevation change of the island. We were the first group at the falls. Alvin said lets go for a swim, so we climb down to the base of the falls. Little did I know I was the only one to go in. We spent about 30 minutes there and travelled back. On the way, we met the ships group of 40 people. Most were tired and holding the group up. The other problem was they where only half way to the falls. Alvin took us to Titou Gorge, where Pirates of the Caribbean 2 was filmed. It's about 45 feet swim to a water fall in this cave. Our pictures didn't come out, but it was great. Again, no other people around. We went to the last set of falls on the island (sorry for the spelling) Trefelgar Falls. This is a huge spot for tourist. So Huge, you have to pay to use the restroom ($1).
Barbados - We book Sliver Moon Catamaran Tour. Captain Ben took us out on his boat. We went fishing, swam with sea turtles, and snorkel the reef. Once we were done with those activities we went to Bass point to eat a lunch prepared for us. We had fish and chicken with sides native to the island. We were also fed hot banana bread and carrot cake. We ate and drank like kings. We hung around for a while and where a loud to go swimming. A storm was coming in so Captain Ben took advantage of the wind. We rode on the boat for a little while and returned to the cruise ship. Shout ou to Captain Ben and Tony!
St. Lucia - COSOL Tour. I am sure you have probably seen many reviews on COSOL tour. They are all true. It was a great tour of the island. I do recommend it. The food was great. They had a van follow us with drinks most of the day. For some reason, we lost it about half way through the tour, but we where way ahead of the rest of the group. If you are offered Moon Shine, tried it's pretty good.
Antigua - We took a beach day here. Antigua has 365 beaches. This is a Great day to enjoy the sun.
St. Kitts - We did the Zip lining through the ship, but the company was Sky Safari Tours, if you want to book them independently. Only 5 zips, but well worth it. Our guides made us feel safe the entire trip. It was a blast. We had a 71 yr old and a 68 yr old in our group. The guides called them grandma and grandpa. I was known as SHAQ (for my height). I do have a warning if you go shopping. The Treasure Hunt shop is a complete rip off. They have signs saying 15 dollars US for 2 shirts, but the shirts are 20 each. We argued for about 10 minutes and just gave up. I do recommend a tour of all the local beers for two reasons 1. They are really cheap 2. They taste like many American beers. Dominica - Kubla; Barbados - Banks; St. Lucia - Pitons; St. Kitts - Carib
The food on the boat was for the most part, just good. Meat was under cooked most of the time from my order. The Ships dEcor was a under the sea feeling with lights to be bubbles. Lenny, the cruise director, was probably the worst director and the oldest we have ever seen. He had to wipe his eyes all the time. Don't know why, but it was distracting. We never seen our Stewart or met him which was very odd. Other cruise, our Stewart was our eyes and ears of the ship. They would met us in the morning at night on other ships, not here. Shows were ok. Halloween on the boat was great, but I think it should be the theme of the cruise.
We didn't have too many Puerto Ricans on the ship, but I do agree that they are VERY rude people. I don't know how many times I had to stop them b/c I heard them talking about me or my wife in Spanish. I guess they assume we don't speak Spanish. Their kids are worse. Many times they would walk into a show and talk very loud or make noises. One kids used a plastic bag to make a screaming noise during the magic show. We asked them to stop, but they ignored us. We finally just moved to the other side of the stage. Debarkation - Very smooth, but different. US citizens go one way and everyone else goes another way. That is the easy way of putting it. At the airport, please make sure you go through USDA inspection before you check in to your flight. Less
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I'm 20 years old and an African-American male. I decided that I will (one day) have a cartilage graft done, but because I am a college student, I'm thinking of trying out filler 1st for my deep nasofrontal angle. Would filler be okay and give me good results? I know it's not permanent. Also, I want to have a chin/jaw implant done, but I really want to have a slimmer facial appearance all together. So with the filler and the ch/jaw implant, what else could be done to make my cheek area slimmer?
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Buccal Fat Extraction helps full cheeks
Your condition can be improved by removing cheek fat thru Buccal Fat Extraction- an outpatient surgery. The NF angle is deep and can be filled in with Radiesse, which lasts up to a year from a single injection. Chin Implant surgery will add balance to the profile as well. Theses procedures can be done together. Hope this helps. Dr. Edward Gross @ Primera in Lake Mary.
Filler and Chin/Jaw Implants?
Aestheically speaking, the chin is very weak and creates an aesthetic imbalance of the entire lower face. IMHO, you should start out by considering a Chin Augmentation using a Chin Implant. This would create a much more aesthetically balanced face. You could in addition have Radiesse Injected (video below) to shape the jawline which is a procedure that I frequently perform. I do not recommend Jaw Implants as they are too problematic IMO. Hope this helps.
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Jaw Implants to make cheeks skinnier
Jaw implants could help you give you more balance within the face and also create some angularity by pulling your cheeks back as well. The jaw implants will make you look more masculine and your face stronger as well.
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