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Messi freekick about to happen now. =)
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My re-run starts in 2AM only and I have a busy day coming up
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Watching the game a third time =P
thank god for messi but how we can't kill teams off anymore is a real worry

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Magnificent Splendor: Carnival Splendor Cruise Review by Tripper Madison
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Magnificent Splendor
Destination: Eastern Caribbean
Embarkation: New York (Manhattan)
Travel to NYC and embarkation: I took the train from central PA to NYC, Penn Station, then took a taxi to the port, arriving at 10:30am. I went straight through all of the checkpoints, in less than 5 minutes. I was given More zone 2. Took a seat and started talking with the other passengers, turns out one couples I was talking with ended up being my stateroom neighbors. My zone was called, and was onboard by 11:30am.
I went straight to my stateroom, and found my room steward, and asked, Hernando, if I could leave my bags. No problem. Told him I was traveling alone, and to make the third bed back into a sofa. No problem. Then I went to explore the ship and to find something to eat. By the time I walked up to the 9th floor, the Lido was jam-packed, so I walked straight to the aft, and found the Deli with no line. I ordered the pastrami on rye, and was impressed.
Later I returned to my stateroom, to find the room in perfect condition. White bedding, fresh and clean. Balcony glass could have been cleaner, but it wouldn't have mattered, we had several days of rough seas, water splashed up into the balcony area anyway. The steward did a threat job the entire trip, keeping the room tidy, ice and other amenities stocked, including beach towels. Hernando, made towel animals daily, I had a small petting zoo by the end of the cruise!
Food: I had the late seating in the Gold Pearl and had a fantastic wait team, Fernando (18yrs with Carnival), Adrian (5 years) and Roel (3 years). They danced, joked, and did tricks for our table every night. Food was served hot, never had any issues, however, we always had to wait to get into the dining room. After waiting in the crowded lobby area the first night, my tablemates and I met in the Cool Lounge, where you can look down into the Gold Pearl atrium, went it would clear out we would walk down to our table. Highlights in the MDR: Sea Bass, Mahi Mahi, Beef Tenderloin, Bitter and Blanc, and the Cappuccino Pie.
Roomservice was used for breakfast and coffee, arriving on time each time.
Breakfast in the Black Pearl, sadly I was not impressed. Ordered Eggs Benedict, it was cold and congealed, the coffee was good and my cup was kept full.
The Mongolian Wok, The Pizza (and Ceasar Salads), Burger joint (2.0 not complete yet), Deli, the Omelet stations, and the Rotisserie were all tasty. I did not actually eat anything from the Lido Buffets, but it was always packed with grazing people.
Bar Servers didn't hound, but amazingly they only needed to see my S&S card once and they remembered my name. How do they do that? Strongly recommend the Mango Swirl and the BBC.
At this point I must interject, there were many RUDE passengers on this cruise. It appears to me that if you treat the ship's staff with dignity and respect, you will get the same in return. Smile and talk with them and you will find yourself in a better mood. Don't demand, belittle, or insult and you will be treated like royalty, not the other way around.
Entertainment: 4 different Comedians were on board, giving both family-friendly and adult shows, both types were hilarious. On a side note, we had a passenger become critically ill, and had to be airlifted off the ship. This led to a change of itinerary, and switching port days. Two of the comedians were flown into Grand Turks on a special chartered flight, because of the change.
The Juggler - Comedian was mesmerizing, the glow in the dark balls looked like a neon sign.
The Magician should have had his show in the Spectacular, as you could not see him in the El Moroccan / Punchliner.
Ports: Nassau, I have been there before, so this time I took my own walking tour and saw the Queens Staircase. Shoppers a little and headed back to a relatively empty ship, it was quiet.
Half Moon- heaven on earth I would do a cruise, just to stay at HMC all 3 days.
Grand Turks- I headed off the pier and headed right, and hung out at Jack's Shack. Margaritaville, just isn't my style.
Rough seas on the way back, but I had plenty of sea sick pills along. Another brief detour to check on a vessel that appeared to be in distress, and then back to NYC.
Self assist disembark and was back to Penn Station, via taxi, by10:25am. Less
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Cabin review: 8A6212 Balcony
Room for 3, two singles made up into king and a convertible sofa bed. Clean and well maintained. Bedding was white and gold. Most of the room was pink but more of the salmon color than pink. Artwork was tasteful. Bathroom was sufficient, green tones, with a shower, toilet and adequate vanity, and plenty of light. Three closets and ample drawer space. Included a stocked fridge, robes and beach towels. Room steward did a great job. Towel animals, chocolates, and turn down service nightly. Balcony contained 2 chairs and a small table. Room also had a coffee table and a vanity stool, as well as a safe.Read All Balcony (8A) Reviews >>
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Everyone made fun of Justin Timberlake's acting skills in this movie but I thought he was great. This movie about a kidnapping gone wrong is pretty great despite what everyone else says.
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With harrowing intensity, Alpha Dog dramatizes one of the most tragically notorious murders in recent history. Justin Timberlake delivers an intense performance making his mark as true artist.


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Jun 21, 2012 - StaffAiden G. Eagle Road, 5, of Lander, died Friday, June 15, 2012, in Rosebud, S.D., as the result of a traffic accident.
Traditional American Indian funeral services are at 1 p.m. Friday, June 22, at the family home, No. 433 N. Third St., Lander. The Rev. Father Kinner officiates. Interment follows at the Wind Dancer Cemetery at For Washakie.
An evening service and wake will be at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 21, at the family home.
Aiden Gabriel Eagle Road was born Aug. 20, 2006, in Lander the son of Nicole (Haukaas) Eagle Road and Casey Eagle Road. He grew up in Lander and was a student at North Elementary School.
His family said he enjoyed the water, hunting, fishing and camping with his father and grandfather, participated in baseball and t-ball, liked playing with his Nintendo Wii and playing video games with his mother, grandmother, Aunt Tina and his cousins.
Eagle Road is survived by his parents; aunts Jennifer, Stephanie, Shaila, Alica and Rhonda Haukaas, Lauren Medicine Horse, Jeannie Ross, Faith and Shyann and Alison Durgin, Shawna Washakie, Denise Little Crown, Diane Garcia, Cathy Perry, Kortney O'Neal and Amanda Eagle Road, Alicia, Unique, and Tina Haukaas, Desiree, Mandy, Katie, and Michelle Eagle Road, and Rachel Hutchison; uncles Vincent Haukaas Jr., Nelson Ute, Brandt Teran, Darrell O'Neal, Jeremy Washakie, and Jimmy Eagle Road, Gilbert and Raman Rodriguez, Jeremiah and John Nation, Chris Eagle Road, David Haukaas, Andrew Medicine Horse, Javier Hermosillo, and Jarel Little Crow; cousins Tristent and Mikayla Medicine Horse, Twinney, Brando, Tatum and Dallie Washakie, Mason Lailah and Jordie Haukaas, Quincey Tiger and Adrian Haukaas, Anastasia and David Haukaas, Claire, Pau, Cortney, Kaila, Richmond, Kelsey and Chloe Eagle Road, Myleigh, Iley and Jacquin Oesterholz, Andrew, Chaistyn, Lainey and Lexi Eagle Road, Ryan, Katelyn and Blake Brown, and Calli and Ashdon Pingatore; grandparents Christine Haukaas, Frank Rodriguez, Raphael and Janie Eagle Road, Vincent and Marva Haukaas, Ron and Beatrice Haukaas, Belva Eagle Road, Mais Cournier and Geraldine War Bonnet.
He was preceded in death by grandparents Lorenzo and Betty Eagle Road, Vale and Doris Gilbert; aunt Susie Gilbert; uncles James Ray Eagle Road and Burke Ute.
Services are provided by Wind Dancer Funeral Home of Fort Washakie.
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2005-11-17 / Business
Homestore, Inc. gets $100-million investment
Elevation Partners, a private equity firm, announced it will invest $100 million in Homestore, Inc. (NASDAQ: HOMS), the Westlake Village-based provider of real estate media and technology.
Fred Anderson and Roger McNamee, managing directors and cofounders of Elevation Partners, will join Homestore's board of directors, increasing the number of directors from eight to 10.
The $100-million investment comes in the form of convertible preferred stock. The stock is convertible into shares of Homestore's common stock at $4.20 per share, or about 18 percent above the Nov. 4 closing price. Shares surged on the announcement.
If converted, the investment would represent about 14 percent of Homestore's outstanding shares. Company officials said they intend to use the net proceeds for general corporate purposes, including strategic growth initiatives and acquisitions.
"This new capital will help ensure that our customers have access to the highest value, most effective marketing solutions available anywhere," said Mike Long, Homestore chief executive officer.
Over the past 52 weeks, the company's shares have traded between $1.65 and $4.64.
In the third quarter, Homestore posted a 21 percent increase in total revenue to $66.3 million from $54.8 million in the same period last year. Net income for the quarter moved into the black as the company reported earnings of $1.9 million, or $0.01 per share, compared to a net loss of $4.6 million, or $0.03 per share for the third quarter of 2004.