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I was involved in a case where I was 18 years old and met a girl that lied about her age told me she was 16 but turned out to be a 5'10" full figured 14 year old. The family of girl is on my side and didnt want anything to happen but my lawyer lied to me and said the state has text/instant messages between me and the girl but I later find out after taking a plea deal and sentencing that their was no evidence of such produced by the state. As part of my plea agreement I had to take a 288.1 report which my lawyer told me I have to admit to the Doctor to the crime to have a favorable report so that the state will accept the plea I take. I feel like my lawyer lied to me just so that he/she would not waste time and have to go to trial for me. What can I do? I want my life back this is so unfair
If you were 18 and had sex with a 14 year old, whether or not you knew she was 14, I would imagine that CA had a criminal statute which made this conduct a crime. Moreover, there was probably no defense. Accordingly, whether or not there were any text messages, would probably be irrelevant. Consult with a local criminal attorney, but there is probably not much that can be done.Ask a similar question
Again your jumping to conclusions I never said anywhere in my question I had sex with her. I said that I met with her and that was it.
Before you pleaded guilty there was probably a series of questions which the judge asked you. Your plea was accepted based upon your answers. If you lied during that you have no one to blame but yourself. Among the reasons that was done was so after the fact the lawyer cannot be blamed as you are doing here.
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There's a lot of indicators in your question that leads me to suspect there's more to this case than you are letting on. Sounds like you were charged under the far more serious lewd and lascivious acts statute rather than the sex with a minor statute.
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Very very doubtful, but if your lawyer is shown to have been ineffective you may have a chance. It is a very tough burden because you take a plea and you would have to show that you lawyer was actually more than incompetent, you would probably have to show that he intentionally hide information to make you plea. Unfortunately you have a very bad situation. Good luck, TadAsk a similar question
There is a lot missing from your question, but I assume you have been sentenced already, and that any time to appeal has passed. It is true that undoing a plea is difficult, but if your lawyer truly lied to you about evidence that would be a pretty good reason. However, there is a big difference between "no evidence of such produced by the state" and no such evidence existing. The state may have never bothered to "produce" such evidence because you chose to plead guilty. If you really think your lawyer lied to you, you need to contact an experienced writs and appeals attorney, and you should do so before you are off probation (which I assume you got because of the 288.1 report). Once you are off supervision, it's even harder to file a writ challenging the validity of your plea. That the girl was 5'10, full-figured and lied about her age is unlikely to matter.Ask a similar question
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Is HR Prepared to Support Global Business Growth Priorities?
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Business growth through market expansion will be the primary business strategy of multinational corporations. 63% of executives say the number of employees outside of their company headquarters will increase in the next year or so. That is up 4% from 2013, reflecting a consistent 3-year trend and supporting other stated goals of realising growth through new markets. At the same time, there are multiple disconnects in this same group of organisations where Human Capital Management (HCM) capabilities are not aligned with the stated goals. If these and other critical infrastructure issues remain unaddressed, success of their business strategies could be undermined.
The ADP Research Institute®, a specialised group within ADP®, surveyed 725 HR decision-makers in global multinational organisations with 5,000 or more employees to provide insight. Helping HR and corporate executives to better understand the correlation between corporate goals and HCM, the study explores the value of global HCM components as well as the plans and needs of global executives.
Plans for Growing are Growing
Whether entering new regions or committing to a stronger footprint in existing global markets, the study found that as a business objective, expansion steadily gained priority in both 2014 and again in 2015. Over the past three years, corporate objectives have stayed the same, with the notable exception of growing by entering new markets having increased in priority. The trend is critical for HR leaders in all size companies.
HR will face pressures to support the decision process, whether predicting workforce impacts or estimating workforce investment costs.
Which HCM elements will have the most impact?
49% of the survey respondents confirm that talent management continues to be the overwhelming challenge global companies face in achieving their objectives. Although executives considered the challenges of managing cultural differences, acquisition, and training to all have a high impact on successful outcomes, performance management had the greatest trend increase from previous years. HR executives cited talent acquisition and applicant tracking as the HCM elements with the most impact on global business objectives.
Desire for System Unification
More than two-thirds of the HR leaders in this study want more unified systems. Global companies now try to manage, on average, 33 payroll and 31 HR systems. That number has grown 40% compared to the previous year. The numbers run even higher for multinational organisations with headquarters in emerging markets such as Asia-Pacific and Latin America. Having workforce data in one place globally takes Human Capital Management to entirely new levels by increasing efficiency and effectiveness, as well as by enabling the analytics and predictive modelling capabilities HR will need in this competitive environment.
The "Big Data" Need for Unification
While the number of systems grow and complicate HCM efforts exponentially so does the amount and types of data being maintained. The concept of "big" in data applies whenever the volume overwhelms the capacity to manage it. Most organisations are there already considering that few, if any, of their numerous systems are designed to do analytics or even to integrate with other systems. Transactional automation was the focus and about all that can be expected from them.
Supporting overall business initiatives has to be the focus of any viable HR organization. Prioritising areas of greatest impact to achieving those goals is smart. But a weak, inefficient infrastructure will prevent the very agility, analytics and access that HR will need to execute any of those priorities with any real effect.
Written by: Connect@ADP team
Originally published April 7 2014


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A/N First Sirius/Remus one-shot ^^ I might do more in the future, we'll see. Anyways, I'm quite happy with this piece- hopefully, you'll enjoy it as well!
Rated T for mild violence and kissing
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Remus Lupin and Sirius Black were best friends. Everyone knew it. Thought they weren't as often seen as a pair as James and Sirius, they could often be found together, just the two of them, walking, talking, laughing. They clearly delighted in each other's company. There was nothing odd or awkward about this, nothing at all. It was just how it was. Or, rather, how it appeared to be.
Because things went on in Remus's mind that the rest of the school didn't know about. He had never been particularly confident about himself, or really confident about himself at all, but things had been changing lately. When had they first started, the slinking doubts? Third year? Fourth? They had always been there, he supposed, but not fully materialized, just whispers, echoes, bits of mist that crept around the shadowy corners of his intelligent mind, snickering and murmuring horrible, haunting words to him. They weren't doubts particular to a wizard, exactly. He wasn't concerned about his blood status or his House or his skill with a wand—those were all adequate, at a minimum. No. The thoughts that came to Remus could have plagued any boy of his age, any boy who was really still forming himself.
He'd had lots of crushes on girls. Nothing too intense, but he'd dated, he'd kissed, he'd daydreamed. The average sort of thing a handsome pubescent boy might venture forth to do. But, through it all, there was an undercurrent to the fluttery passion and childish excitement. Something sweet and dark and thick, something fierce and bright and sharp, something that flowed like cool silk and raged with the heat and power of a summer hurricane. Something unidentifiable, at first. Was it an emotion? Possibly. But not a simple one. It helped to sort feelings, put them into categories. It worked easier in Remus's organized mind. There were the basic, elemental emotions: happiness, sadness, and anger. Then the ones a step up, which borrowed from the aforementioned like the secondary colors from the primary, mixing and blending bits and pieces into something new. These were ones such as greed, jealousy, excitement. And then, yet more advanced, were the tertiary: confusion, anticipation, concern, and the like. But this—this was on a different level entirely. This was a complex emotion built from several others, gracefully twisted together and formed into a perfect, delicate crystal formation, something that couldn't possibly be duplicated.
But, delicate as it was, it endured through the years, only solidifying and growing in strength, until Remus could nearly name it. Names were powerful, potent things, as he had learned during his years at Hogwarts, and this one was elusive, teasing his tongue and prickling his throat. It was strange, to actually not know something, and to not have a way to access that knowledge. He couldn't walk up to a Professor and ask casually, "Excuse me, but do you know what this feeling I get is? No, I can't explain it. Well…I suppose that it crops up most often when I'm around my friends. No, definitely not just happiness. Something else. Someone specific? I guess that it's strongest around…around Sirius Black."
That had been a big turning point, when he realized this feeling had something to do with Sirius. From then on, there was really nothing to it. The name came to him easily, danced through his waking mind when he saw the dark-haired boy laugh, or watched him try and fail to sit down and study, fidgeting, or listened to him whining about how James seemed more devoted to Lily Evans than their circle of friends, the Marauders, or watched the smooth transformation from good-looking boy to beautiful, ink-black dog before his mind was overtaken by the monster he became every full moon. It haunted him when he lay in his four-poster bed at night with the curtains drawn to hide the confused tears that would sometimes assault him unexpectedly. The name. Though he defied it with every bit of his strength, though he ignored it and pushed it aside and shoved it so deep down that he hoped it would never come back…it did. Always, it would return to him like a faithful dog—even the metaphor, when it came to his mind, jolted his stomach.
So this was love. The thing that the oh-so-literate boy had never been able to capture with words, whether in his mind on the beautiful scratchiness of parchment. It wasn't how he had expected it to be, not really. It was so much… stronger. So much more insistent. It wasn't like some stupid pink butterfly that floated around in his chest. It was much more deeply grounded, something made of swirling silver and gold, light and dark, something huge and powerful and unavoidable. Something that captured every shade of the spectrum, every note on the scale, every degree of emotion that he sorted into his neat little levels. Happiness, when he thought of Sirius. Sadness, when he realized that there was no way he could ever have him. Anger and jealousy, when he saw some fluff-headed girl flirt with the long-haired Animagus boy. Greed when the second-youngest Black would strip to his boxers for a dip in the giant squid's lake. Excitement when the two of them would lean just a little closer together, sitting on a couch or perhaps huddled with the other two Marauders on one of their beds, plotting. Confusion when someone referred to the two of them as 'friends' and he realized he'd been imagining something more. Anticipation when Padfoot said he wanted to talk to him privately. Concern when he looked at himself, at how pathetic he had become in the face of it all. And a thousand more things, too, which he couldn't tack a name on.
It was so bizarre, to have something, an area of existence, that he simply wasn't proficient in. What had happened to his constant readiness to answer any question, his ability to complete any task perfectly, if given enough time? He had all the time in the world to work on fixing this. But he couldn't.
Realizing that he simply couldn't fix it, that it didn't even have to be fixed, was another breakthrough for Remus. This—this feeling, this emotion, this…passion that was now his was a living thing, something that must have some purpose, since it managed itself and so stubbornly refused to leave him. He knew all the characteristics of life. Had them memorized. Exchanges gases, needs water, needs energy, made of cells, produces waste… the list went on. The thing he had labeled as love did none of these things, though the fact that it was alive was unquestionable. It simply had a more efficient method of existence. It was practically a deity.
Remus never felt any concerns about being gay. Sirius's gender seemed practically irrelevant. It wasn't like the attraction was purely physical—though, yes, everything about Sirius was inarguably gorgeous and smoldering and sexy. No, it went deeper. A lot of it broke off at the level of personality, dwelling in his braveness, heroism, his casual mischief and playfulness, the unwavering loyalty that stood firmer than an ancient boulder beneath its slick coverings of carelessness. But something plunged yet beyond personality, went to something else—the pure Sirius Orion Black, the flaming Sirius-ness of him. If he had had a twin brother who looked and acted exactly like him, he wouldn't have been the one Remus fell for, simply because he wouldn't be Sirius…
So it had been there for a long time. Love. But it had never been interfering, exactly. Intrusive? Sure. Distracting? Absolutely. But not interfering. Not until that one time…it had started normally, just like a thousand other similar incidents had in the last six years. James and Sirius pestering a Slytherin in their year, Severus Snape. Teasing and mocking him, hexing him, throwing him back and forth to one another like two cats with a mouse.
And yet something had been different this time. There had been a determined, steely hardness in Snape's cold, dark eyes. Something that had never been there before. And it was in full awareness of his actions, with complete deliberation, that he pointed his wand and that the snaky, ugly incantation slithered out from between his bared, crooked teeth.
Everything seemed to go into slow motion, and Remus felt his eyes widen in something beyond terror, beyond horror, beyond pure agony, as the rip appeared in Sirius's robes, digging deeper, into his flesh, so that a huge gash mirroring the movement of Snape's wand materialized there, awful crimson blood, so dense it looked black, splattering across his robes, across the springy green grass that he fell back in, eyes rolling up in his head.
Snape was hit with three jets of red light—Remus hadn't even realized that he'd screamed "Stupefy!" along with James and Peter. The greasy Slytherin boy fell back heavily, but Remus didn't even keep his eyes on him long enough to see him hit the ground—all he could see was Sirius, Sirius, now lying sprawled on the ground, unconscious, blood ceaselessly streaming from that nightmarishly huge cut in his chest. Everything seemed so bright, and yet the screams of girls and boys alike around the courtyard were faint, practically nonexistent. He couldn't reach Sirius fast enough, and when he did, he realized that he didn't know the spell to heal him, and it was torture, to know that he could answer any stupid, worthless question in the classroom, and yet was unable to draw upon his knowledge when it really mattered.
When Professor Dumbledore arrived to carry Sirius to the Hospital Wing, Remus refused to lift his hands from the limp body, instead walking alongside them all the way, fingers gripping Sirius's dangling wrist like it was some sort of rope that could pull him to safety, pull him out of this unreal hell…
The word came, in the Hospital Wing, that though the curse Snape had used was unknown and therefore fixing Sirius would be difficult, it could still be done, most certainly could be done. Remus cried when he heard it. Cried shamelessly, refusing to leave Sirius's side to go to the bathroom and wash away his tears. He was told by various teachers, over the next few hours, to leave, let the still-unconscious Sirius get some rest. But he refused. No, he did more than simply refuse. He turned his amber gaze on them with the force of the werewolf that he truly was, with a sort of calmly restrained fury, deadly anger, and they hurriedly turned away, occasionally with a glance or two of over their shoulders. Dumbledore was the only one who did otherwise—he simply nodded, met Remus's eyes for the space of a few seconds, and left.
Now it was late at night, midnight at least, and though James and Peter had come tearing into the Wing as soon as classes were over, they had left now, with great reluctance. Remus was alone with the sleeping Sirius. He sat next to him, watching his empty face with its slightly open mouth and long, dense eyelashes and ebony dark hair spilling over pale skin. He tenderly, gently tucked the latter aside, knowing that the waking Sirius wouldn't have wanted it in his eyes.
Remus couldn't say exactly what point at which Sirius first began to stir, but when it happened, something leaped inside him so suddenly and violently that he thought he might be sick. His grip on the metal bedframe tightened until his knuckles shone white, and he watched with complete concentration as Sirius's mouth twisted, as his shoulder moved slightly and his eyes groggily half-opened. He looked hazy but aware, and as the light, misty gray of his irises found the burning, intent amber of Remus's, he grinned weakly.
"Hey, Moony," he murmured, his voice hoarse and cracked.
There was another fierce, sharp twist in Remus's stomach, a quick, strong ache in his chest, and then, before he even knew what he was doing, both of his hands were gripping Sirius's shoulders, and he was leaning over him, gentle and rough at the same time.
"Sirius," he gasped simply, the name coming out of his mouth in a garbled rush, and then, all logic, for once in his life, thrown aside, he tilted his head and pressed his lips insistently to the other boy's, forcing their faces together, getting as close as he possibly could without inflicting further injury on Sirius's damaged torso. After a hesitation, the dark-haired boy responded with his characteristic swaggering enthusiasm, pushing back so that their lips were doing a kind of sweet, powerful dance, with tongue darting in and out, and lifting his hands to twist them into Remus's hair and try to pull him in closer, though it was a wasted effort, as there was no space between them left to fill. So he relaxed his fingers, just letting them weave through the light brown softness.
It lasted until Sirius gave a small, involuntary yelp of pain—Remus had accidentally elbowed him in the chest. Face burning with excitement and shame in equal parts, the light-haired boy drew back, stumbling into the neighboring hospital bed and landing heavily on it as his shivering knees gave way. He lifted a shaking hand to his forehead and covered his eyes, not wanting to see the probably disgusted expression on his friend's face.
A firm grasp tugged it away, and the werewolf looked up miserably to see that Sirius was sitting up in his bed, watching him with something bright and unrestrained in his storm cloud-colored eyes. "Remus," he breathed.
"Lie down again," Remus mumbled. "You'll aggravate that injury."
"What, this? S'nothing," Sirius protested, and, in a single movement, he ripped the bandages off his chest with an audible hiss of pain that he quickly tried to cover up with a harsh sort of cough. The gash had healed itself, mostly, though there was still an awful-looking scar stretching across his otherwise smooth skin. "Don't worry 'bout it, really. I'm going to kill that Snivellus, though," he added as an afterthought when his face contracted in a spasm of pain.
It took a moment for Remus to find his voice, and when he did, it was, to his shock, almost giggly. "Well…Prongs and Wormtail and I practically took care of that already." He jerked his head towards the other side of the infirmary, where the curtains were drawn around another bed.
Sirius's eyes widened incredulously. "What did you do to him?" he asked in wonder. "You didn't—he's not actually dead?" His voice sounded suspiciously hopeful.
Remus wanted to laugh, but resorted to a wry grin. "Three Stunners. And, sorry, but I'm fairly confident he's alive."
"Wow…and damn. That close, eh?"
A roll of the eyes. "We would have been expelled for sure if we'd done real damage. I think we might be anyway…" This was odd, how their little conversation was going. Toonormal, after what had just happened. Was Sirius just going to pretend that nothing had occurred between them? He didn't think he could handle it if that happened. So close…
"No, you can't be expelled! C'mon, they've got to let you off. For Merlin's sake, look at what Snivellus did to me! There's no way you can be kicked out for fair retaliation!" Sirius indicated the scar stretched across his chest.
This time, Remus did laugh, but it wasn't a happy laugh. Not in the least. "I'd hardly call it fair…" But he did think it was fair, actually. More than fair. Anyone who'd do this to his Sirius…no, not his Sirius. Just Sirius. He had no possession over him, no claim.
"Huh. As if. Say, Moony, you don't look very happy," the dark-haired boy ventured, looking concerned.
"I—" He was prepared to present some fabricated story, but then realized that there was no use. You just kissed him, Remus. How much more outright can you get, really? "You seem so casual," he said carefully, as he wasn't used to stating his honest feelings. "After…what I just did."
The expression on Sirius's face became pained, and Remus knew it wasn't from his cut. "Aw, come on. Who didn't see it coming, really?"
A snort. "Did you just say huh? Wow, the great Remus Lupin, sounding genuinely stumped." He snickered. "Okay, here—are you really so oblivious? It's been kind of obvious to everyone for a really—long—time that you had a crush on me, Moony."
"What—really?" Remus asked disbelievingly, flushing deeply. "But…I…for…since when?"
"Hm…let's say…maybe halfway through second year? And then—"
"But that's before I even knew!"
"Well, there you are," Sirius smirked, looking a bit annoyed at being interrupted. "But as I was saying: and then it was only a short path from there until I started to realize that I returned your feelings." The last phrase was singsong, almost sarcastic, but had a deep core of truth to it.
"What?" Remus gasped out. "But…"
"But—you say that too much, Moony—I was much better at covering it up," he pointed out superiorly.
"I can't believe this," Remus muttered, staring at his still-trembling hands. "I mean…you have girls all over you!"
"Yeah. So? They're fun."
They were interrupted by a rustle from the office at the end of the ward. Sirius froze, eyes wide, and then made a hurried gesture for Remus to leave.
"Don't sweat it, I'm fine. See you tomorrow. And be happy…" A devilish grin made an appearance, and his eyes glinted evilly. "You have my coming-out to look forward to. Can you imagine the look on Petey's face?"


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For Colored Girls
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Janet Jackson, Thandie Newton, and Whoopi Goldberg head up an all-star cast in a vibrant world where friends and strangers dream, fear, cry, love, and laugh out loud in an attempt to find their true selves. Adapted by writer/director Tyler Perry from Ntozake Shange's acclaimed choreopoem, this gripping film paints an unforgettable portrait of what it means to be a woman of color in the modern world. (Amazon)
I Spit on your Grave
Looking for a scary movie that will knock your socks off, well based on this description I think this is the one…
UNFORGIVING. UNCOMPROMISING. UNMERCIFUL. UNRATED. The original version was reviled, condemned, and banned around the world for its on-screen depictions of depravity and violence. Now experience the acclaimed remake that dares to go even further: Jennifer Hills (a fearless performance by Sarah Butler) is a big-city novelist who rents an isolated country cabin to write her new book. But when she is brutally raped by a group of sadistic rednecks, Jennifer has plans for more than mere revenge. One-by-one she will find them. She will inflict horrific acts of agonizing torment upon them. And no jury in America would ever convict her. (Amazon)
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I have yet to watch part 1, I don't think I'll ever will, therefore part 2 will not be seen by me. But word on the street is that Part 1 was better than 2.
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FRIDAY, 7:30 p.m.
The directors Reitman, father Ivan and son Jason, mixed a little business with pleasure at TIFF this year.
The pleasure, of course, was seeing the positive reception given to the three films at the festival they're involved with: Up in the Air (Jason directed and Ivan produced), Chloe (Jason executive produced and Ivan produced) and Jennifer's Body (Jason produced).
But Friday night they also turned up for an hour or so at the Toronto Board of Trade to address the future tenants of TIFF's future home - the Bell Lightbox. More than 90 per cent of the residential condos in the King St. building have been sold. Scheduled to open next fall, the condos will sit atop TIFF's new headquarters.
The Reitman family owns a major equity stake in the development, since it was on that site that Ivan's father owned and operated a car wash in the 1950s and 60s.
In an interview, both Reitmans lavished praise on the Toronto film festival, calling it the greatest such event in the world. "Venice, Cannes and Berlin all have their charm," said Jason, "but Toronto is both a real people's festival and an industry festival." Staff
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Just a couple of hours after Beautiful Kate had its inaugural TIFF screening, the film's director and screenwriter was breaking out the champagne and cake. Not only was Rachel Ward marking the international debut of her first feature film here, Saturday was her 52nd birthday.
The film, a tale of forbidden love, tortuous memories and forgiveness set in the Oz outback, has been playing in Australian theatres for the last six weeks. And now Ward is hoping she can score several rights deals at TIFF. "It was a great birthday present last night, just to screen it in Toronto," she said early Saturday morning. "Toronto's audiences are very much like Sydney audiences because it's not just a marketplace. There are punters out there, film lovers going to things. You get a really warm and attentive audience."
Ward, you may recall, was the Megan Fox of her generation, thanks to appearances in such feature films as Sharkey's Machine and Against All Odds and, most famously, as Meggie Cleary, Richard Chamberlain's forbidden love interest in The Thorn Birds miniseries of 1983. "The face was the fortune," she laughed, claiming her looks had "faded" by her late thirties. But that certainly wasn't the case Saturday; she looked "mahvelous."
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I wonder what other nasties are in our food:
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Mar 16, 2012 at 6:21 UTC
its probably better to not know
Mar 16, 2012 at 7:45 UTC
Have you seen what Chicken McNuggets are made from?
Mar 16, 2012 at 7:52 UTC
Have you seen what Chicken McNuggets are made from?
Yes - Jamie Oliver showed us on one of his British TV shows a while back. Disgusting isn't a strong enough word!
Mar 16, 2012 at 8:52 UTC
The Mc Nugget is over processed, and are nasty. and if they did not soak them in ammonia the bacteria would be out of control (who wants to eat even trace amounts of ammonia)
the other pink slime is just beef stripped off the bone, unless I am missing something, do we really need the puff of ammonia gas, if it is cooked properly?
do large hamburger processors use the puff of Ammonia gas to kill bacteria also?
Mar 20, 2012 at 6:55 UTC
Food enjoyment requires willing ignorance.
Mar 20, 2012 at 7:51 UTC
Food enjoyment requires willing ignorance.
Especially with sausage! But it does taste really good...
There's no justification ever for using anything that makes people sick in food, but the purpose of ground beef is to use the bits and pieces that are tough, and unusable otherwise. I'm just saying this because I can just see people wanting ground beef made from fillet or something. I mean, they already have ground sirloin!
There was a story in NYT about the ammonia treated ground beef...
Mar 20, 2012 at 12:44 UTC
wow eye opening, defiantly think twice about ordering a a rare burger.
that is also why I prefer wild game that I clean myself.
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This hotel is in relatively close proximity to Holiday World. F.Y.I.-Travelers need to be advised that this hotel is in a time zone that is one hour ahead of the time at Holiday World. The first impression was not good. The hotel was going through a remodel in the sitting area and parking lot and not aesthetically pleasing. When getting set up with a room, it took 20 minutes for staff to find the reservation. The staff was friendly and apologetic to this point, so if this was the extent of the negative aspects to the hotel stay, I would have still given a good rating here. Unfortunately it was not. The room itself was decent size, and there was good space in the bathroom. When in the bathroom my wife noticed blood smeared on the walls near the trash can. This was promptly cleaned when I reported it to the hotel staff. After returning from dinner that evening, my daughter went to use the shower and noticed a brown substance (feces or boogers?) wiped on the inside of the shower curtain. My family and I are getting pretty disgusted at this point. I took the curtain off and down to the front desk. A new one was delivered up to our room a short time later. Time to start the shower... No hot water. The shower faucet would not turn enough to give hot water, just lukewarm (at best). It was late and we were exhausted at this point so we took our lukewarm baths/showers and I told the hotel manager about the issue and I would like fixed the next day. After a long day at Holiday World, the next day, we came back to the room and still no warm/hot water. It wasn't until our third night at the hotel that the shower faucet was fixed. The beds themselves were comfortable, but found several hairs that were not ours in the sheets. The sheets and towels were covered with stains. The breakfast in the morning was decent but the containers the food and coffee were kept in did not appear to have been cleaned in some time. I strongly question the maintenance and cleaning procedures at this hotel.
Staff was friendly, place was clean, and comfortable.
Great bed and pillows
A++++. Very nice and clean, good location! Breakfast didn't last long. And could have been a little better.... Too many people for such a short time.
Clean rooms, good hvac, nice amenities. Seemed like all of the doors to the rooms slammed hard. It was difficult staying asleep past 5am.
It looked new both inside and out. Fresh paint, well lit and landscaped. Chinese restaurant at the end of the of the building. Movie theatre in connecting parking lot. Easy access to pool, vending, lobby, ice. Simple, value, nice, returnable. Odd smell in the corridor, almost like chemicals, however I am from 700+ miles away and it may have just been me. The air quality near the local river gave a similar odor so it could be that. The room and lobby were good. Just the upstairs hallway.
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The room was not bad for the price Staff did not know what he was doing and gave us a key to a occupied room
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The room was nice & clean. The parking is very inconvenient. We had to take our boat & the room they put us in was upstairs in the back of the hotel. When you look out the window we were not able to see our boat due to a roof being in the way of the view.
cleanliness, staff, location signs of 'cheap' materials, ie. towel bar and cover of kleenex dispenser fell off when used
Cleanliness, staff, available parking for boat Breakfast wasn't anything special
It was clean Room did not match the description , the beds where full instead of Queens and the room was supposed to have a hot tub according to description thats what I was charged for and the front desk was no help at all, very disappointing.
Beds are nice and firm Hot coffee available into the night With it being winter it would be nice if the heat was on in the room. When I checked in the heat was turned off and it took a while to warm the room up Trash not emptied under sink when I arrived
Great location and very friendly staff
I didn't. The staff was rude. I did not enjoy being accused of checking in Friday night when it was really Saturday morning. I don't enjoy being double charged. Never again, nor will I use this site.
The front desk staff was friendly. The door that you use your key card to enter the hotel was broken , so it didn't lock. I'm pretty sure my room was just straightened up, not cleaned.i found other people's hair all over the bathroom. There wasn't a comforter. My immediate reaction to the bed was to go out and buy sheets and a pillow. Keep in mind every other hotel was booked for an event and I wasn't in town for an event, but a last minute family emergency. The pool... Don't go in it. I checked out a day early.
We liked the event room, we stayed for a wedding reception and that was clean and well staffed. The vents were extremely dusty as well as the top of the TV and dressers. There were towels on the floor. The bathtub looked like it hadn't been clean in a long time. While we were waiting to check out the staff were having some kind of family dispute in the back and we heard a child crying. We waited forever for someone to return to the front.
- The staff member (and the only one I saw) was friendly when I checked in and out. - As far as cleanliness, the room itself wasn't too bad. - The pool was downright frightening. I had to pull my son back from entering the pool after looking closely at it. The "stairs" were made of PVC. - The lobby was about 85 degrees, and the game room about 95 - Everything in the lobby, from the carpet to the vending machines seemed to be broken or filthy. - I don't think anyone actually works here - they may have just stopped paying everyone but left the hotel open. That said, I'm not a pessimist. I think this place could be nice with some serious renovation. Start with getting some nice strong lighting inside. The pool needs a complete overhaul. Replace the carpets and modernize the interior. Clean the air ducts and make sure the rooms are sparkling. Get rid of or hide all the broken vending machines. Make it at least appear that the hotel is occupied!
Nothing Room was acceptably clean but window lock fell off when I pulled the curtain back. Thats when I realized I couldn't stay in that hotel. The management is in over their head with this property. I didn't ask for a new room or a refund. I just left. I felt like the mistake was mine not theirs Half of the property is condemned The other half is in severe distress Access doors don't lock TV was old and was barely visible The bed a clear imprint on the bed where someone had recently sat in several places. room was approx $50 /night I would not have stayed if it were free or if they offered me $50 to stay. This is the only bad review I've ever left for a hotel.
Nothing Under staffed, dirty, no speaka english, out dated, pics online where not up to date
Breakfast was good, they have a good variety of food. The room I stayed in was clean. The indoor pool looks great, you get the feeling this is the feature that sparkles in a hotel the otherwise lacks luster. I stayed for one night to go to a local feature, for that reason it suited my purpose cost effectively. Double glazed windows in room were opaque. The hotel interior was like a construction site in places. This hotel shows its age in places with worn carpets, dining room furniture well worn through use. When I stayed the hotel was empty, felt like a colorless lonely place. I would not stay at this hotel for the sake of the hotel.
Cost was low. Mattresses were a little worn out. Bathroom sink was a little grubby. Towels were dingy and thin Curtains were worn out so sun came through the holes.
Location was great as well as indoor pool and activities. During the evening a random guest walked into our hotel room! Apparently he was a guest and his key allowed him access to the room! Very scary considering my family was with me. So we did not feel very safe after that experience. None of the exterior doors were locked either! The pool area was filthy! Cups, shirts, dirty towels, and trash were scattered everywhere! The so called arcade area has like 15 games and such which is fine except over half of them were out of order with some that did work may as well have been out of order as well.
We had stayed here about 3 years ago for a wedding. At the time it was an older hotel that didn't have a bunch of bells and whistles but it was clean, comfortable and the staff was attentive. Boy things have changed! The first clue should have been that there was hardly a car in the parking lot when we got there. There was dirt on the check in counter. At the time I assumed that they must have just potted a plant, after seeing the rest of the hotel I knew that wasn't the case. It was like a hotel in a movie were everyone gets murdered by the end. The carpet was stained and sticky, the wallpaper falling off the wall and it was extremely dark from about half the lights not working properly. When we looked around our room it was much of the same, the only difference was now I could open the curtains and see the filthy room in proper lighting. My wife and I never do this but we immediately checked out. Tellingly they asked not one question at the front desk. Knowing that the hotels new policy is NO REFUNDS NO MATTER WHAT THE DAY OF CHECK IN, I called Hotels.com, the website we booked through via Kayak.com, to not only receive a refund but to tell them that they might want to remove the hotel from there list. The website operator was more than accommodating and I received a full refund. DON'T BOOK THIS HOTEL UNTIL YOU READ THAT THIS HOTEL HAS BEEN CLEANED UP.
Looks like it was fairly nice at one point, they appear to be remodeling but an entire part of parking lot was full of junk pulled from rooms. Just surprised they didn't have a big dumpster to collect garbage instead of all over the parking lot. Not a good first impression when you pull up.
Convenient No hot water. When I complained, desk attendant said they'd have to check if there was really no hot water after I had packed all my stuff up and had the car ready to go. No discount for not being able to take a shower?
The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. My only complaint is that the tables and chairs in the breakfast room are so close, it's like a maze to get to your table, often requiring other guests to stand and push their chairs in so someone can get by.
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Oh my goodness where do I start! The shower head Plumbing tape around it that did not work therefore it sprayed all over the bathroom and the ceiling leaving me to clean up everything before I left the TV was not even plugged in and therefore I had to be
Room was great with actual air conditioning not the box on the other side of the room. Front desk staff at checkin was great!
Location Our TV had a very small screen on the top right and the lady working wouldn't even come in the room to help me fix it. We had kids with us and I had to reset the tv myself and it took 30 mins or more for me to figure out how to fix it.
Nice staff
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Friendly staff.
Good service The window curtains could be better giving more privacy
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Good Location. Was fairly quiet. Bed was comfortable, staff pleasant. Bathroom was a little tight.
Location to the concert at Frenchlick Resort and free breakfast. Bed could have been more comfortable. 1. Fire alarm sounded around midnight. Hotel Manager stated it was due to steam from showers? Need a solution to this problem. 2. Lady at Breakfast cleaned out the eggs and other items and took them to her Car then told staff they were out of items.
The staff was friendly and very accommodating. The Rooms and hotel were very clean. It's easy to access from the road, clean and I would rate it very highly. Third visit in four years (about a 10 hour drive), every time we've gone the hot tub has been broke. (No kidding.. it's a running joke now..) That's one of the things I look forward to at a Holiday Inn. Even though, I would stay again, it's a nice hotel.
Stay away - Bed Bugs
Location - convenient to the events we were attending. Pricing was favorable. No
Location and that it was a newer property in comparison to others in area. Musty odor. Bed was hard. Showerhead one of the worst ever in a hotel.
Rooms are very large and had excellent breakfast buffet. Cannot think of anything.
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Very clean, newly updated, hot breakfast. Definitely recommend!
mediocre at best
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The front desk was very accommodating to my needs and request. The parking spaces cramp and small.
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did not like anything. had to end up cleaning the room my self. Was not satisfied with anything that happened. the light in the pool ended up comming out of the wall which made it very possible for a shock risk. I had a 9 month old that was in the swimming pool.
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Great location, not to far from Holiday World. Close to restraunts and movie theatre. Also nice variety for free breakfast. Can't complain, enjoyed our stay.
Me and my kids really enjoyed the pool. The bed was very comfortable also and clean. The breakfast area could b a little bigger.
Convenience and location No tub shower only Bed was hard
Slamming doors all night, thin walls.
Great Shower and Breakfast
friendly staff
Price is definitely a factor, I stayed over labor day weekend, all others raised substantially, they stayed the same. The rooms are simple, but clean and the beds are comfortable. My shower had been updated,great shower head. There was a flat screen TV, They could definitely upgrade the chairs, very uncomfortable and the one in front of desk was short for using laptop. The front door didn't lock unless slammed. Housekeeping did not and I just pushed the door open that night. I could have been cleaned out


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Discussion in 'Virtual Console, WiiWare and DSIWare' started by prato922, Nov 20, 2007.
when will we get it?
Some time in the mounth of Aune
In other words nobody knows
Probably never. There is clearly some legal issue or something that Nintendo won't divulge.
Otherwise, what possible reason could there be that it is not yet out? Thousands upon thousands have been chanting for it; Nintendo has to be well aware that it'll sell well. Even if that isn't the case, it can't matter that much. Just look at the TONS of pure crap that has been uploaded for the VC. I bet that tons of the crap games on there have sold fewer than 100 copies.
Anyway, Earthbound will never come out for VC. It'll never come out for the DS or GBA in the US. Long story short, we'll never see it again in the US. Just download an emulator and a ROM. My feeling is that if Nintendo won't even offer it to us, there is absolutely nothing wrong with playing the ROM.
i'm geting sick of vc cuz of the crap games i have not got one for ages. wait paper mario 64 was my last one
We will probably see Earthbound next year. They plan on launching another Harvest Moon game on the DS in the future. Nintendo has a habit of launching VC with their newer games. Metroid Prime 3 launched we got Metroid 1, 3.
The odds of receiving Earthbound are up in the air now. However, it only takes one announcement and then we'll know when to expect it. I'm going to guess some time in middle-late 2008.
What makes you think we'll get it at all? It's probably the most wanted VC game out there along with SMRPG?
So let's think about this logically? If this is the case, why wouldn't Nintendo release it? Are they actively going out of their way NOT to release the games people want?
Or could it be that they simply cannot release it?
Now let's think about it: Which is the most logical explanation?
Why would Nintendo be having legal issues with one of their own games? It was created by HAL Laboratories, who still work as second-party developer for Nintendo. The most likely explanation is that they simply haven't got around to releasing it.
I'm starting to think that nintendo's evil chinese twin Chintendo has somehow hacked into nintendo's computers.
they've been filtering vc to make sure only bad games are released.
Luckily, a few good games have slipped through, such as SMB3, and Paper Mario. It's only a matter of time until chintendo finds out I've leaked this information.....
Nooooo, you'll never take me alive!!!!!
Dont know dont care
Earthbound (Mother2) fans are a truely small group outside Japan.
It sold Horribly in both the US and Europe.
We still haven't gotten Mother3, and it came out in April 2006.
Nor have we gotten Mother1+2, the GBA port of Mother and Mother2(earthbound) which came out back in 2003.
I doubt we will see any of the games again, though I would like to see them on virtual console.
Worse than that, it didn't sell ANYTHING here. Nintendo didn't bother to release it here.


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