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Sometimes, players are taken high for reasons aside from scoring goals. A true shutdown center is as valuable to a good team as a big point-getter, even if you're only getting a 15-20 goal guy.
Right, I understand that. But even in your situation, the guy can chip in around 15 to 20 goals to go along with the other things he brings to the table.
It's like with my example of Zack Kassian. Offensively speaking, he didn't put up the same kind of totals as some of the other guys in his draft class who were drafted for their offense. But he still put up respectable numbers to go along with his physical package. So even if he turns into that 15-20 goal bruiser, and not the 30 goal scorer someone from his draft class becomes, the offense is close enough that his physical game offsets the difference.
With Wilson, we're talking about a guy that hasn't even proven he could be that 15 goal guy to go along with a physical presence. And that's a huge thing. It's the difference between a David Clarkson or a Milan Lucic, and a Jared Boll or a Mike Rupp.
To reiterate, I'm not saying it's an impossibility that Wilson will end up being a good pick. He very well could become the next Milan Lucic. I'm simply saying that I'm always a little worried when I see such low offensive production from a guy at the junior level, even if his game isn't necessarily all about the goals and assists.
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Roast pumpkin and quinoa salad recipe
Try this lovely roast pumpkin and quinoa salad for your next barbecue. Not only is it beautiful but very healthy, too!
Serves 4
- 800g kent pumpkin, sliced into thin pieces (about 1 cm)
- oil spray
- 1/3 cup quinoa (white, black, red or mixed)
- 2/3 cup (160ml) stock
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- parsley, chopped
- 30g Danish feta, crumbled
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 2 tsp brown sugar
- 1/2 tsp cinnamon
- 2 tbsp lemon juice
Heat oven to 200c and line two large baking trays with baking paper.
Add pumpkin to trays, spray lightly with oil, season with salt and pepper and cook for 25-30 minutes.
While pumpkin is roasting, cook the quinoa. Add quinoa, stock and garlic to a medium saucepan and heat until bubbling. Lower the heat to low, cover and cook for 15-20 minutes until quinoa is cooked.
Allow quinoa to stand for a 2 minutes before fluffing up with a fork and set aside.
Make the dressing by combining all ingredients.
Serve pumpkin layered with quinoa on a plate or individual plates and drizzle with dressing.
Serve sprinkled with a little parsley and crumbled feta.
- When cooking the quinoa, check it after 15 minutes – the quinoa should be the consistency of couscous and not too wet.
- This dish is beautiful on its own as the quinoa is filling, but also lovely as an accompaniment with any meat, poultry or fish.
- I've used black quinoa because it looks beautiful on the plate but feel free to use any quinoa that you have.
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Weld County must limit special taxing districts
I just received my 2013 Weld County real estate property tax notice. One line item represented virtually all of my tax increase: Water Valley Metro 2. There was a 50 percent increase in this tax compared to 2012 and, when compared with 2010 and 2011, the tax had doubled!
I called the Weld County Assessors Office to have this tax explained to me. I was directed to their website, http://www.weldgov.com, Department of the Assessor and advised to search on the authority contact tab for Water Valley Metropolitan District 2.
I viewed the District budget that shows the increased tax levy for 2012 due in 2013 was all for debt service. This is debt that I know nothing about, but am required to repay through tax levies. Most alarming, there is no limit to how much this tax levy can be increased. The district calls the Weld County Assessor in December to advise them of the tax levy amount for the following year.
This virtually unregulated tax levy has many consequences. Without any limit to the amount that can be imposed, people able to afford their home initially may lose their home to foreclosure as the tax rate climbs. Unregulated tax increases have the potential to limit the sale of homes in the area and reduce sale prices. Finally, the town of Windsor may experience a voter backlash to needed tax increases for the township, the fire district, the library, etc. as a homeowner attempts to control their skyrocketing property taxes.
Homeowners must be protected from this type of tax district. Weld County must consider implementing laws to limit the creation of this type of tax district, the amount of debt they can incur and the maximum levy they can assess. Taxation with no transparency or public representation must be stopped.
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Being prepared applies to armed guards in schools, too
The Feb. 25 Tribune story about Automated External Defibrilators in schools makes an important point. Immediate on-site emergency response is vital. Waiting for rescue teams can be deadly. This applies to medical emergencies such as cardiac stoppages, asthma attacks, badly bleeding wounds and choking on objects. That's why first aid equipment and skills are in place.
The same principle applies to fire safety. That's why extinguishers are readily accessible, and drills are performed.
The concept of preparedness for effective, immediate response to violent attack also makes perfect sense. Especially in primary schools where students depend on adult protection.
Concerning rare but horrible mass murders at schools, armed guards are beneficial. However, easily identified officers stand out as the only resistance. If neutralized using surprise, nothing else currently impedes psychopaths bent on killing.
If volunteer, adult school staff, or qualified community members were trained, armed with concealed handguns and able to instantly counterattack, predatory monsters could no longer predict an easy slaughter of innocent victims.
Massad Ayoob, one of America's foremost experts on defensive use of lethal force, has studied this issue internationally and written on the proven successes of countervailing force options for on-site school personnel. I urge readers to study Ayoob's arguments, because they are based on actual results from real-world examples, not unsupported theory, uninformed snap judgement or politically motivated agenda.
If would-be mass murderers can't know how many or which adults on scene are able to instantly counterattack, the probability of multiple victims is reduced and the chances of a sudden end to mayhem improve. As with medical emergencies, it makes sense to have training and tools beforehand for defense.
Instead of efforts to further restrict and disarm the general public, institution of provably effective deterrents would be wise policy.
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One report claimed the former Hoops skipper was to be rewarded with a "bumper" new deal as reward by the Celtic board for leading his side to two Scottish Premier League titles and the last-16 of the Champions League.
However, Lennon, who revealed that forwards Georgios Samaras (toe), James Forrest (sciatica), Derk Boerrigter (ankle), Anthony Stokes (calf) and Kris Commons (groin) are all very doubtful for the visit of Inverness in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday, said: "It is a new contract but there is no change in the remuneration and there is no change in the way the deal is, in terms of length.
"It is still a one-year rolling contract, it is just there is a few legal stipulations and conditions that I wanted tweaked a little bit. The club have agreed to do that and I signed it this morning.
"Unfortunately for me, it is not a bumper contract as was reported but it is nice thinking that way.
"The rolling contract works for both parties, that is the way it was for Martin O'Neill and Gordon Strachan and I am no different.
"There are other stipulations in the contract that I have agreed to but in terms of remuneration it is the same as it was."
The Northern Irishman admitted the injury crisis among his forwards has come at a bad time as the Scottish champions look to rescue their Champions League hopes against Shakhter Karagandy next Wednesday night.
Celtic trail 2-0 from Tuesday's first-leg play-off at the Astana Arena in Kazakhstan.
And while Lennon stressed the importance of the visit of Caley, defeat against Terry Butcher's side would be far less damaging to the Parkhead club's season than failing to get past the unfancied Kazakh champions and into the group stages of the Champions League for the second successive season.
The Hoops manager is still looking to add to his squad but no new signing would be eligible for the second-leg of the play-off.
He also revealed that Forrest is to see a neurologist in a bid to resolve his long-standing injury problem.
"They are all very doubtful, they are receiving treatment today and we won't make a decision on it until tomorrow morning," said Lennon.
"James Forrest has a sciatica problem which is a concern for us.
"He is dragging his leg a bit now and it is definitely holding him back a little bit.
"He is going to see a neurologist and we are going to try to get to the bottom of it because the kid has been plagued with injuries for the last eight to 10 months.
"It is a real shame because he is such a magnificent player and when he is in full flow he is such an asset for us.
"Sammi is a toe injury, Boerrigter is still the ankle problem he picked up against Ross County, Stokes is a calf and Commons is a groin problem.
"They are serious doubts for tomorrow. I am not interested in giving them a rest for tomorrow, they are genuine injury concerns and it is not a great time for us, with this game tomorrow and obviously a huge game on Wednesday.
"Both games are important, we started well in the league and we want to maintain that.
"We have (Amido) Balde and (Tony) Watt and (Tom) Rogic, so there is a chance for players who are itching to play, to take their opportunity and put themselves forward for a place on Wednesday."
After reflecting on the shock defeat to Shakhter, Lennon is confident that the Hoops can make amends in front of their own fans.
"We didn't have any luck," he said. "We created and missed some great chances.
"The only disappointment was the first goal which we should have defended better but for the majority of the game we were the superior team.
"The attitude was very good and on another night we would have won by one or two goals, so we know where we are in the tie, it is far from over.
"I think the players are frustrated and angry, but they are not down and they want to turn things around."
Lennon conceded there could be a chance that fringe midfielder Dylan McGeouch will be allowed to go out on loan.
He said: "We haven't talked about that but it may be an option later in the month.
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There's not much going on in the Lane world this week. I spent most of my time with the family, working around the house and getting some of my equipment ready for Douglas Lake. It's been rest and relaxation all the way. And I have to say that's been pretty nice. It's been a wild ride since February when I won the Classic. A little rest won't hurt me at all.
By the time you're reading this, however, that'll be in the past. I'll be fishing my tail off trying to put together something for this week. This one's important to me. I make no bones about that. If I get going, I'll be in pretty good shape for the rest of the season. If I don't, things could get rough before it's over.
I'll tell you what, though, it's harder to practice for one of these things than a lot of people think. I know a little something about the lake but that doesn't make it any easier, or at least it doesn't seem any easier to me. Practice isn't about running all over the lake looking for fish. It's about finding the right fish, and then expanding on your knowledge so you can keep catching them for four days and under changing weather conditions. The details matter.
Say you find a spot. OK, now you have to look for similar spots all over the lake so that you'll be able to weigh the right kind of sack on Thursday and Friday, and hopefully again on Saturday and Sunday. That's a lot of fish. Even if you find that many you have to find others so that if the weather changes or the fish move you'll have someplace to go.
While you're doing this the other guys are doing the same thing, and believe me when I tell you they know how to do it. If I come up short they'll make up the difference, no doubt about that. Bull Shoals will tell you everything you need to know about that concept.
I'm not complaining, though, just throwing out some food for thought and maybe getting myself psyched up for the tournament. I wouldn't do anything different with my life even if I could. I mean what else could I do that I love and get paid for it? I look forward to getting up in the mornings and going to work. Really, I do. How many guys can say that?
No, it's not about complaining. It's about telling the truth. Practice means long days on the water, some of which go your way and others go the way of the fish. That's what we do, though. We look for fish and when we find them we try to make them bite, and then we look some more. If everything goes our way we do it better than the other guy for a day, or two, or sometimes three or four.
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With wayward testosterone rampant in Westminster (Letters, passim), it's clear men and women should not be allowed to work together. Perhaps we should remove men from temptation and throw them out of the Commons. Women (excluding Patricia Hewitt) could then get on with running the country and foreign relations in a rational manner.
Margaret Allen
David Cameron should get a bicycle trailer which will carry up to 100kg of his paperwork, without the need for a car following him home (Letters, May 1).
Paul Walter
Newbury, Berkshire
Thank you for the offer of a box to store all my unwanted DVDs (April 29). However I have a better use for them - I hang them above my cabbages in the perhaps vain hope that the constant flashing will scare off all the pigeons.
David Phelps
I put my tiger tail and sticker on my violin case, which I painted to match (Letters, May 1). My rather dour girls' grammar said I was "letting the school down" and insisted on removal of the tail and covering the case with dull buff cover (paid for by my parents).
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The £2 pound coin has no name (Letters, May 1), because people are too busy fiddling with the foil on the outside, trying to get to the chocolate in the middle.
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Johannesburg (AFP) March 26, 2014
South Africa's military is in a "critical state of decline" due to chronic underfunding, threatening the country's defence capacity and its ability to take part in peacekeeping missions, a parliament report has warned.
"The defence force is in a critical state of decline," said the strategic review carried out by a parliament committee and posted on the assembly's website.
As a result of funding constraints, the army "is no longer in a position to conduct major combat operations, nor fully roll out the forces needed to safeguard South Africa's borders within the required timeframes," it warned.
The South African army is also "finding it increasingly difficult to sustain the deployment of its soldiers in the various peace missions across the continent."
As one of Africa's military powerhouses, the country has deployed troops to peacekeeping operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo and in Sudan's Darfur.
It previously deployed troops in Burundi. Its navy has also recently begun patrolling the waters off neighbouring Mozambique to ward off pirates.
Giving a bleak account of the state of defence forces in Africa's wealthiest nation, the report said it could take up to 10 years to get the military back into shape.
"Left unchecked, and at present funding levels, this decline will severely compromise and further fragment South Africa's defence capability."
South Africa's air force, arguably one of the best equipped on the continent, "remains critically underfunded," said the report.
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The review, the second in two years, is due to be tabled in parliament for discussion.
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In the town of Storybrooke, David Nolan is officially discharged and receives a welcome home party with many people from the town attending. Noticeably missing, as noted by David himself, is Mary Margaret. Henry tells Emma that they need to get David and Mary Margaret together again, recalling that their first encounter cause David to wake from his coma. Henry also speculates that since David has amnesia, he isn't currently affected by the curse. Thus, this would be the prime opportunity to jog his fairytale memory.
David continues to pursue Mary Margaret, but Emma warns her against reciprocating the actions. David finally decides to leave Kathryn and plans to meet Mary Margaret. On the way, he gets lost and runs into the mayor. Of course he does. She gives him directions, which actually lead him to Mr. Gold's pawnshop. Of course she does. At the shop, he spots a small windmill that jogs his memory. He breaks Mary Margaret's heart and returns to Abigail.
A small side story has Emma patrolling while Sheriff Graham is "volunteering." She spots someone climbing out of the window of the mayor's home. Confronting the man, it turns out to be Sheriff Graham. He's totally busted for hooking up with the mayor. Emma is disgusted, especially since Henry is basically right there.
Meanwhile we learn the juicy details of Charming's backstory in Fairytale Land. The big shocker…THERE ARE TWO PRINCE CHARMINGS! Well, they're twins. And we only find the other one after the first one is dead. The king and queen couldn't have a child, so one of the twins became their prince. The other, the one we know, was raised a peasant. After the real Prince Charming is killed, the king enlists the peasant Prince Charming to kill a dragon for King Midas who will then help their kingdom out of financial ruin. Yes, it sounds complicated. But it is actually really cool how the writers are developing this fairytale world where all of these stories can take place harmoniously. Also, who is really the one behind all of the wheeling and dealing? Rumpelstiltskin. Because he has a hold on every single person's life.
Charming defeats the dragon, which leads to King Midas' other stipulation. He must marry his daughter Abigail. Charming's king threatens to kill his mother and destroy his farm if he does not comply. Thus, after bidding his mother farewell, he accepts King Midas' request. Abigail doesn't really show an interest, and she actually seems to be rather perturbed by her father as well.
We see Charming and Abigail riding in their carriage through the woods with Snow waiting to ambush…just where we picked up in her backstory episode! I love the sense of it coming full circle!
Another thrilling episode! I must say, I wasn't expecting the twin storyline at all. But it does leave room for more development and further backstory. (As well as some baggage that may certainly pop up again…I mean, do you expect a mother to stay away forever?) I'm also glad to now know why Charming was with that bratty woman in the first place. I don't so much mind Kathryn in Storybrooke, but Abigail in Fairytale Land just bothers me. A lot. Also, is it just me or does David Anders seem to pop up everywhere? As Dr. Wales, I'm very curious of a) his interest in Mary Margaret, b) his fairytale counterpart, and c) if he's good or bad. I get a weird vibe from him.
It was interesting to see the camera linger on the wooden dolls of Geppetto's parents again. Will they be significant later on or did they simply serve to set the scene? Also, I definitely chuckled when Mr. Gold said "charming" to David, and then clarified he was talking about the mobile. Sure he was, sure he was.
Next week someone gets a little too close to figuring out their link to Fairytale Land, and it may cost them their life. And maybe we finally discover Sheriff Graham's fairytale counterpart. (The promo insinuates the Queen's Huntsman or the Big Bad Wolf…I'm leaning towards the Huntsman.)
Let's hear your thought! How did you like Charming's backstory? Was the twin revelation an interesting twist or not so much? And who do you think is in trouble next week? Leave a comment!


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the beaches, resturants, and the view are among the best i have seen the alarm sounded on my departure date as a test for fire, it took me extra time to get my bags due to stopping of elivators
If you want to have good time stay in any other hotel and go to have fun with your kids in the park only but don't you ever stay in the hotel if you order room service you will never get it, if a miracle happen and you get the room service it will be old and cold The worst service you can even get in your life. So far from 5 starts. The lost my bagels when I checked in for a whole night instate of having good time with my kids I ended up looking for my bages for the whole night
Very relaxing place, and im amaze with great facilities and staff Everything is ok...
Amazing hotel and brilliant staff, pricey but worth it!!
This was our 3rd stay in less than a year at Atlantis & we love it,staff are very friendly & the imperial club room is good value for money,especially good if you have kids as our 10yr old loves staying there. because of the waterpark,lost chambers & aquarium being open to general public it can get very busy in the lobby.
I liked the architecture and the uniqueness of design of the hotel. It was luxury personified.
building , luxury,international and family hotel
Water park was one of the best, beats all the U.S. Water parks combined .My 6 yr old loved it all. The aquarium is like and art gallery with fish as a background. Restaurants are expensive unless you like to paying $30 for a hamburger.
Everything from the waterpark to the dolphin bay to the amazing staff! I had to leave
A very relaxing & enjoyable, comfortable beds, sheets changed everyday, the breakfast meal was first class.
I liked the view...and the reception was excellent(The Valet was very stupid. When I first arrived at the Palm, The valet ask me if I came for the resturant. I said no I am a guest and he gave me a weird look. Another employee next to him ask his fellow employee in hindi " What he say, hes a quest?? I didnt no why he would say that or ask any guest that question. Then I went inside to check in, Continued from the top> I love the lady at the front desk she was vey friendly. so after she check me in I ask her about the bellhop to bring my things up. She told me have to go the the front valet and show them my ticket and room number. " The front desk was not helpful with the valet at all that is the only issue I see with the front desk but everything els was great. I went to the front again to tell the valet to take to take my things to my room he said give me a minute and I dont think he new english that well. So i was waiting for 15 min when he showed up with my car and thought I was leaving or somthing. I told him all I want him to do is take my things to my room thats all! This never happen to me in a 4 star hotel.lol
Its good for family with kids The price is too high
Fantastic hotel close to the beach and restaurants. Rooms and facilities are just second to none, but above all, each and every member of the staff is just exceptional - the best service I've ever had in a hotel!
staff location beach price paid breakfast somewhat outdated but with the price I paid I have nothing to complain about
Courtesy of staff Toiletries Central Location Lobby Design Spacious room Asked for king-size bed, got 2 queen-size Pricy drinks at the bar downstairs A bit of small bathroom space itself (stall). Limited TV channels Not a big pool Small saunas
Located right on oceanfront amongst a vast range of eating establishments. Handy shuttle bus services to attractions.
the helpful staff through-out the hotel and their attention to detail n/a
The Staff could not do enough for you. The room was excellant, Bathroom and wet room superb, The most comfortable bed have ever slept in. The infinity swimming pool was superb. Not enough sun beds around the pool area. Booking.com did not give breakfast option at this hotel
Amazing hotel wit staff and all resources super
The location, staff, services, pool area, nice room with nice bath The breakfast was good but despite of lots of choices the taste wasnt that perfect. You can not deslike any other thing in this hotel, everything was truly amazing.
the view from the 25th floor no private beach
Excellent staff, perfect location poor wifi access in room
lovely atmosphere,pleasant staff and nice view. room smaller than other two hotels i stayed at . same price
Great service High alcohol prices
The service is very slow we have experianced two times delay in sending the small car (tuk tuk) .. More than 40 mint before check out waiting for the tuck tuck and when asking the service desk they just say will follow up without any status or coming back with status.. I think there os no system for checking the tuck tuck availability.. Was disappointed
staff was so nice and facilty
Very nice indeed Not the hotel itself but the heat all over the place
This hotel is of spectacular luxury.everything we expected from a 5* hotel.will definitely return
Quality of the staff, quality of the services, quality of food, creativity at the middle of constructions.......
The External pool View and Open Green areas and the Sea View was spectacular! The Rooms were very old compared to the proce we had to pay! Price was very much exaturated!!
The saff were very helpfull we got upgrade to a suitr very large a comfortable Hotel prices for drinks & food a bit on the high side
Room, the sea view, facilities and everything about the hotel is good The room rate is very high and gets even higher because they do not include tax. So you book a room for 1500 DR then you will be surprised at the check out that you pay extra 150 each night.
Location of the hotel. Beach facilities Rooms are old
What can I say but fantastic....... everything was just perfect.....
got upgraded on arrival - checked to see if we enjoyed our stay
Location. In surrounding rooms, staff started construction at approximately 9am on a Saturday morning. No apologies from staff completing construction or at the front desk when we mentioned it at check-out. Have stayed at this hotel twice already (repeat customers), but will not likely do so again.
Location dated hotel and decor in comparison to surronding hotels and area. needs updating
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Services was good At 18 September when I've checked in, from my credit card(VISA27819) have drawed down 1800.00 AED as deposit.
Staff are brilliant and can't do enough for you. Cliched but still true. The small bar near reception when not in use was a bit dreary - we were sent in for a coffee - while our room was allocated.
Hotel room, and resturants THe hotel staff are no updated with what's going in their hotel, for example, I asked three staff in the hotel about the sauna which is located in the 1st floor, everybody told me that it's open, when I went over there ot was under renovation, (the news is not spreading propperly arround the hotel staff)
Large car park facility..Swiming pool..location.. snack bar and mini bar pricies are quite very expensive.
The location with own private beach and great pool, also the upgrade to include breakfast, snacks and drinks Loved everything especially the friendly staff
it was very nice the view It's the only hotel in the world where they extra charge you for cleaning the rooms for 10% and it was very unplasent that in the day we had arrived they demand an deposit of 500 euro per room. And everything it was verry expensive. For expl. 1can of coca cola in hotel was 20 dhs and acroos the street was 1.5 dhs.
I liked everything about this hotel. Had the most nicest and friendliest staff. They were very welcoming and great! The resort was super nice and my stay for the week was very comfortable.
Helton Hotel is comfortable to stay and all entertainments facilities available I expect that internet service is complementary
Really comfortable room, we were upgraded to a suite. All restaraunts excellent but expensive.
i liked the beautiful veiw of the palm jumirah and the comfort bed with the spacious relaxing room
The staff are excellent and they always strive to make customers happy, from the minute of check in and during all the stay. I didn't like the noise of constructions during the day time. However, the hotel staff did make me happy by changing my room to the other quite section of the hotel.
Excellent Quality Payment system for credit card was very onerous. check out took 45 mins. As they have a lot of international travellers they could do more to be supportive in such cases.
Buda Bar Yes , the room wasn`t prepaired well before I checked in , the ac was not woking ,the wieght maschine was not working .....etc
They treat us very special ...Thanks for that, and when you mentioned breakfast was included?, You didnt cheated us because it was included not like the other site I booked before, they mentioned in the net that breakfast was included , when we went to the hotel? It was not included... Booking.com is the best !!! excelllent None
The service and kindness of hotel staff. The noise! They are building massive building right in front of hotel, construction site goes on 24/7. No piece. Makes windows dirty/dusty and impossible to sit outside and enjoy "marina" and "sea" view.
A fabulous location in the heart of the Marina with easy access to nearby shops, resteraunts and beach. A beautiful hotel where the service is impecible. The club klounge facilities were fantastic - definately worth the upgrade to the club room
Best service ever
The staff was so nice and even got an upgrade at the hotel, The hotel provided a birthday cake,none alcoholic drink,birthday greating card and flower free of cost for celebration. The in room restroom does not has (shataf) as the public restroom.
Convenient location for my needs plus excellent grounds with trees, pool area very good
Use of joint facilities with Westin hotel nextdoor, free water sports, hotels own private beach
Room upgrade free of charge Smell of dampness in room
glad we had club class with breakfast afternoon tea and cocktails in the evening made the holiday. no car at airport when we arrived and no way of booking it on the net so we had to pay for taxi and no way of claiming it back
The atmosphere and total area is really nice and relaxing.The hotel is comfortable and has everything you need for a easy and relaxing holiday. Especially the beach, pools and the Westin facilities are very very nice. Old TV's, I know this should not be important on holiday, but for a hotel in Dubai it should fit much better to have a nice plasma on the wall for watching films at nighttime ;-)
the welcoming in the hotel was so nice. i liked to the staff was so friendly and helpful. Yes the breakfast every day was the same you need to have variety in your food you change very offend
I didn't stay at Le Meridien I stayed at the Westin ( neighbouring hotel), and it was excellent.we got to Le Meridien and it was overbooked so they had to move us to the Westin, and they accommodated us in an excellent rooms, fantastic
Good standard of hotel, excellent facilities and lovely pool/beach Rude staff, poor standard of room cleaning (had to complain several times)
very nice place,green areas give a good atmosphere and nice to stay, especially breakfast food which is totally not including arabian foods as it was full of european foods
Beach is the best area
Location at the walk @ JBR Pool Beach access Breakfast Complementary valet parking Terrace Bar at the lobby
there was a shortage of sun loungers
Location and room
Location, lobby & room design, breakfast
The location was awesome. the possibility to go out of the hotel and find cafes restaurants and a great beach in front was also great. The beach facilities were not ready. we had to use the public beach
Comfort and luxury of room and cleanliness and design Difficulty getting taxis and traffic jammed outside lobby
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The pool is a lovely oasis. There is a public beach right across the road and many restaurants and shopping immediately outside the hotel. Metro stations are within walking distance. We had a lovely room with a balcony and view straight onto the ocean, however the street is a very busy one so we could hear traffic late into the night. It was surprising that we could also hear some of the normal noise from the adjoining room and hallways.
Quiteness. There's no wide selection of the breakfast buffet , it's not various.
The total experience was relaxing and luxurious. The staff were always helpful and considerate. My mother is disabled and they great care of her by the poolside. A fantastic resort - somedays i felt like were in Cannes.
Comfortable and easy to relax, excellent facilities. All staff were very pleasant and helpful and all that was asked was done politely with a smile on their face. The hotel was spotless everywhere visited and the pools and gardens are immaculate. If you can't relax and enjoy yourself here it would be hard to find somewhere were you can.
the location, the resort and the beach side the staff level is very love, it took me 30 mins at the reception to check-in and 45 mins to check-out.
1- size of the room. 2- Facilities in the room 3-Location of the hotel 1- Crowded street 2-high price
the land scaping was perfect, and the nos. of rist urants. The clean beach and clean swiming pools
Location and the facilities in the hotel.
Friendly staff, with bad exceptions Promised benefits not delivered.Very poor internet-connections. Prizes way up-inflated.
i liked the beach and the pool. The spa was good too.
The best hotel, we ever have visited. It's worth to came. Everythin was perfect. A litlle far from Bubai city centrum, but taxi is very cheap.
Hotel in very good location, in Dubai Marina at few meters from "The wolk". Beatiful pools, the beach and I loved the spa . Breackfast with buffet very good. Staff very friendly and efficient. In the hotel there is the possibility to boock excursions and a service of shutlle and taxi very efficient. I had a lot of funny in the party in the pool on tuesday evening! The hotel is quite old, above all for a city like Dubai. The room, a tower family, was not so big for 3 persons, with a bed sofa that when we arrived at 2 am was not ready. There werent enough electric charges and from the shower the water finished on the floor. The moquette of the room was not cleared all the day.The time of breakfast: 6.30-10.30, it finished too early for the night life of Dubai!
luxury mini bar prices
non oragianize breakfast , rode staff on recapation , poor service
The location is very good and the staff was showing good level of hospitality the room designated for us were very poorly furnished and there was no view at all and the house keeping stuff & extra beds were kept in the corridors 24/7
Beautiful hotel, very clean has a great location on the beach and has great facilities. Exellent food at the hotel's restaurants and not too expensive. There is a lot of construction working going on in the marina area, which causes lots of dust and noise. The builders work 24 hours a day, so you can hear the faint sounds of construction machinery throughout the day and night. That said, unless you are a very light sleeper, it shouldn't cause too much of a problem as the double glazing drowns nearly all the sound.
non experiance staff to deal with customers , non oragainize breakfast , most of the left not working
Excellent restaurants Future guests should be warned about the fact that the hotel is surrounded by building sites, which are very noisy, even at the weekend.
MAny facilities. Good gym and rstaurants We asked for a quiet room however despite this request our first room was v noisy. The next day the hotel staff moved us into a much better room. The resort rooms are v 'tired' and need to be renovated and are quite expensive for the quality.
one of my bad expericance in dubai hotels , unfriendly staff , unoraganize breakfast ,
Very elegant hotel, quite nice room specifically the bathroom The room service. Very slow.
Location ,everyone of the staff, and services.
The location was perfect as it was at the end of "The Walk" and you could access the beach across the street via the swimming pool. Service was a little sloppy, not as good as other hotels I have stayed in when travelling through Europe, South Africa or Australia
Without exception, friendly, smiling,efficient and helpful staff. A real bonus. Everything else was less important. Arrived early am but room was ready almost immediately Our son has just moved to Dubai and lives close by. We looked at other options but will choose this hotel in future.
location was perfect, the pool was great ,room was spacious and the view was great.staff was very helpfull, breakfast was good,i returned the next weekend also pool bar was not open during the month of Ramadan so no refreshments were available, but i think for the rest of the year would be great.
Our room was excellent with lovely views and the staff were really friendly
Leaving Room not ready at 2PM. It was 5PM before room was available. Not enough lifts in Hotel - Only 3 - Far too busy and took too much time.
Just about everything. Extremely professional and polite staff, excellent room service, amenities, location, excellent choices for breakfast. Plus, upon arrival we were upgraded from standard to premium room with ocean view. We will stay there again for sure. Nothing whatsoever.
I quite liked the hotel. It's well situated. Shame I did not have the opportunity to try any of your restaurants as on a business visit I mainly used the hotel for sleeping. good excuse to come back. No complaint
All the little attention to detail was fantastic, staff excellent pure luxury no
Very good staff, comfortable rooms, easy access to the airport and to shops.
The sea view. Not too many guests.Night life is dead.
The bed was sooo comfortable and the location is superb It's an old looking hotel. I felt I was living in the 80s.
Great location, staff couldn't be nicer. Great kids pool and club house.
I liked the pool design. The room is spacious. Balcony. Staff. Breakfast is poor in variety. Only 1 restaurant (italian).
Swimming pool - Bed Front desk follow up very poor - Did not clean the room in the 24 hours i stayed there. Food selection in room service poor. Room average. Overall not worth the money.
The hotel itself is an excellent property . The staff across was very helpful and courteous. The pool and beach facilities are qually good. Overall an amazing experience.
Acutely nothing .every thing was bad from the door till the room but due to high score in booking.com we booked in ritz A lot of thing : 1. no door man so we wait in the car till some gust go out said to ensure its the same hotel we main .2. The check in time was at 3 :00 pm however we arrived at 4:30 pm , so there is one and half hour to clean the room , but the room still not ready yet and this situation continue till 8:30 pm . Anyhow although we booked for 4 night we staid only one night as we canceled the three other night.
Location, room size is big, balcony to the pool and beach Way too expensive. comparing to other hotels in the area one can get better options. Had to walk for 15 minutes to get to the room
Am amazing hotel. quite, romantic, clean, excellent food, relaxing, fatanstic beach, and good service. plus the location is the best the toilet was a bit funny. the WC is in a separate small room outside the toilet.
1- It was a bit smooth stay, yet it could have been better.2- Location is near the JBR whaich was an asset. 3- Availability of baby sitter service (very high rate!) was a plus as well. 1- The Hotel overall ambiance is a bit dull. 2- At my arrival to the Hotel reception with my wife and two young children, I would have appreciated if the staff suggested that we stay in the Hotel Residence Apartments as the deluxe room was small and had no nice view.3- The pool was not fancy and spacious and yet maintenance works were being conducted during that time!!! 4- Overall, the rate is high compared to the overall service within the hotel.
The staff were high caliber & professional, the service was very good, the quality of the food was very good, the Kampa Loby cafee was very good snaks & drinks plus excelent staff, atmosphere also great
I stayed in a room facing the marina, which was very picturesque. Apparently the other side view was not so good. Views of building sites I heard. Not much not to like. I would return 100%
The room was larger than we expected.we had a lovely view from the room,the pool was fantastic.We ate at both restaurnts and were very happy.Friendly staff and excellent service,we would recommend this hotel to friends.A plus was the fact that the gym was open 24 hours.
The attention to detail was unexpected!
I like the location, the view, and the friendliness of the stuff
The location is really good, the facilities provided in the room is good too. The check-in is at 3:00 pm, but the rooms were ready for me at 5:00 pm. I was waiting too long to get the room. and the check-out is at 12:00 pm the second day, so i didn't complete 24 hours which is not fair. also the Internation resturant that they have doesn't serve different choices for Arab People. we didn't have multiple choices for the main dish. the staff are not helpfull.
Excellent infinity pool area, great staff, nice room & shower and busy bar at night. View from room is on construction site ( but that's Dubai) and we had some noise from the bar (room 825)
Hotel was very good special the staff. I really appreciated that the staff was very cooperative. Room size was small.
The comfort of the hotel, usefulness of the shopping mall attached to the hotel, the swimming pool and friendliness of the staff. No


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Tideways has more room than you can imagine.
It doesn't matter whether you're planning a long trip up the coast or just a day on the water with family, you'll love the freedom and flexibility this boat has to offer.
Tideways at Deal Island, Bass Strait, 2009
Outline Specifications
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|Fuel Capacity: 300L-600L
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•Carvel built from select boat grade timbers. Laid decks and sole throughout and cabin built from solid timber.
•Up fwd the large berth doubles as a spacious and roomy lounge area, to starboard is the galley complete with hot and cold pressurized water system, cook top and porcelain dinner set. The fully enclosed head is to port, fitted with running water and porcelain basin.
•The fridge is installed in the cockpit and will run continuously through the summer months entirely off the solar panels fitted to the roof.
•Cockpit is self draining and all on one level. The only built in furniture being the fridge and helm seat. With the addition of deck chairs and the fold out storable table for six, the layout is flexible to suit any use.
•Swimming off the boat is a breeze; the transom opens up to the swim platform and ladder.
•The powerful, quiet economical Yanmar 4JH4-HTE 110hp engine uses only 5 litres of fuel per hour and will allow a cruise speed of 8 knots.
"My wife and I were looking for a perfect day boat for our family down at Sorrento. We wanted a boat with plenty of space to handle the energetic movements of young children. We needed a boat with cabin space to give the kids somewhere to go and rest during the day and also get out of the sun.
The boat also had to be big enough to take another family and their kids on for the day, and versatile enough to have the options to have a sit down lunch, take the family fishing, or to have a lazy day swimming at anchor.
It also had to be a size I could handle by myself getting on or off moorings, or into jetties. We also wanted a boat that would stand the test of time both physically and from a design point of view. If the kids want to ski or be towed on a tyre or go to the beach, we leave mum in peace for an hour on the boat and take the kids out on the duck.
We never travel very far, and when we do half the fun is in the journey; so speed was not a priority. When we looked at all our options, the fibreglass boats that ticked the boxes had very elaborate cabin fit outs that we did not need and huge engine capacities that we also did not need.
This was taking us to a price bracket we did not want to go to, not to mention the running costs. When we looked at the second hand fibreglass boats in this market there were a few things that stood out: they were all tired, the styles were dating and they came with all the "uncertainties" of owning a second hand boat.
Then we realised we could get exactly what we wanted by building our boat through "The Wooden Boat Shop" for the price that suited us.
The boat has proven to live up to all of our expectations and more, recently completing a leisurely trip to Tasmania stopping at numerous ports on the way down to Hobart. On the success of this trip we have another one planned to Tasmania in 2010.
It has proved to be a very low maintenance boat, very reasonable running costs, in a style that is classic and something that the family is very proud of, and loves using."
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MEMPHIS, November 21, 2013 — The Memphis Grizzlies are not only giving the gift of basketball to the Mid-South this Holiday Season but are doing their part to help make the holidays more joyful for those in need by hosting their Annual Holiday Toy Drive, presented by Sonic Drive-Ins, that benefits Toys for Tots and Le Bonheur Children's Hospital on Sunday, Dec. 8 from 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. at FedExForum.
As part of the Season of Giving, the entire Grizzlies team of players and coaches will be playing the role of Santa at the event that encourages fans to donate new, unwrapped gifts to help make every child's holiday dreams come true. The new, unwrapped gifts that are collected will be donated to Toys for Tots and Le Bonheur Children's Hospital.
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Fairfield / Westchester .NET User Group
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Windows azure empowers developers with a world class scalable infrastructure that is easy to configure and manage. During this session, you will learn how to deploy, scale and troubleshoot web apps in Windows Azure. You will also learn what's new with Windows Azure Mobile Services, including source control, custom API's, notifications as well as the foundation for authenticating users using a variety of services.
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Jesus Aguilar is a Technical Evangelist at Microsoft located in NYC. He is focused on Windows and Windows Phone app development as well as Windows Azure. Prior to his current role at Microsoft he was a development consultant working with Microsoft's largest enterprise customers on their mission critical applications. Throughout his career he has fulfilled various roles such as solution architect, technology advisor, team lead and software engineer.
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Getting married can be a full time job, especially when it comes to deciding what to register for wedding gifts. A seemingly endless array of kitchen products for cooking and entertaining can entice, but also overwhelm bridal couples. To gain confidence in choosing cookware and bakeware, two popular categories for bridal gift registries, Meyer Corporation, U.S. — the largest cookware company in the nation — clarifies misconceptions that can get in the way of making a perfect match.
Stainless steel cookware is stronger than hard-anodized aluminum cookware.
Truth — Stainless steel is stronger than plain aluminum. However, the process of anodizing the aluminum changes the molecular structure of the metal and makes it twice as strong as stainless steel. As a result, hard-anodized aluminum cookware offers two key benefits: first, durability; and secondly, because aluminum is a superior conductor of heat, fast and even heating with no hot spots to mar cooking results.
Look for a heavy-gauge collection for top cooking results and years of enjoyment. Anolon Advanced and Anolon Advanced Bronze are two gourmet choices that are top choices at bridal registries, according to Janice Rassin, National Bridal Director at Meyer Corporation, U.S.
I like the convenience of nonstick cookware, but I can't use it in the oven.
Truth — Many people mistakenly believe that nonstick cookware is designed only for stovetop use, when in fact there are numerous quality collections that are oven-safe upwards to 500 degrees Fahrenheit. Elegantly crafted Anolon Nouvelle Copper and Infinite Circulon are two gourmet nonstick collections with stainless steel handles and lids that are oven-safe to 500 degrees. Nonstick cookware with handles made of a combination of stainless steel and silicone, such as Anolon Advanced and Circulon Contempo, are oven safe to 400 degrees. The addition of silicone provides a comfortable and secure grip.
I love the performance of clad metal cookware, but it's so heavy.
Truth — Pro-style clad cookware is constructed with a core of fast-heating aluminum or copper sandwiched between two layers of gleaming stainless steel. As a result, the pans are typically heavier and can be difficult to manage. Fortunately for the avid cook, there are now two innovatively designed collections that are significantly lighter and more agile without compromising on cooking results. Anolon Ultra Clad and KitchenAid Architect Clad are premium clad collections with an inner core of thick aluminum permanently bonded to stainless steel on the inside and outside. To make the pans lighter, a portion of the exterior stainless steel has been stripped away and replaced with a decorative finish — a classic black band for Anolon Ultra Clad, and an elegant taupe shade, called "coco metallic," for KitchenAid Architect Clad. Both collections are easier to handle, and quite stylish, too.
Cookware with metal handles will get hot during stovetop use.
Truth — Solid metal handles do have a tendency to retain heat and can make handling on the stovetop a safety issue. Look for gourmet cookware designed with hollow cast stainless steel handles, which deter heat from traveling from the pan to the handle to keep them cool to the touch. Options include Anolon Nouvelle Copper and Infinite Circulon. Other styles of handles combine hollow cast stainless steel with silicone for additional heat resistance as well as a softer touch to enhance comfort. Among the most popular collections with silicone handles are Anolon Advanced and Anolon Advanced Bronze with their signature SureGrip handles.


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Electricity and Magnetism
Magnetic Waves
MAGNETIC WAVES uses the magnetic field created by two large coils of copper. When electricity runs through coils, an oscillating current (AC) induces a quickly fluctuating magnetic field. The fine magnetic powder in the dish responds beautifully to this magnetic flux. Tracing the invisible magnetic currents, long rolling waves of magnetic powder arch and blossom as visitors create a near-infinite number of emerging patterns.