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Each day leading up to National Signing Day, Rivals.com's analysts will convene at the Recruiting Roundtable and debate a current recruiting topic.
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Mike Farrell, National/Mid-Atlantic: I'll say Mississippi State and Ole Miss for five-star DE Chris Jones. There's nothing better than a heated in-state battle, and the Bulldogs really need to keep Jones in the fold with all the momentum the Rebels have. Jones could visit both during the weekend before he decides, a rarity right before Signing Day.
Adam Friedman, Mid-Atlantic: There has been a three-team battle between Maryland, South Carolina and Florida State for a while now in the Mid-Atlantic. All three teams were competing for two Rivals250 players from Washington (D.C.) and Maryland. Na'ty Rodgers recently chose the Gamecocks and Yannick Ngakoue is set to decide from among the three of them on Signing Day. Maryland and South Carolina are the two leaders for Ngakoue, so it is possible that the Head Ball Coach could come away with both prospects.
Kynon Codrington, Southeast: Florida State and Miami are neck and neck down the stretch for five-star OLB Matthew Thomas and four-stars Denver Kirkland and Stacy Coley. Miami appears to be in good shape for Thomas and Kirkland with FSU getting the slight edge with Coley. Both schools need to end up with at least one and hopefully all three from a perception standpoint as it will be hard to justify these prospects going out of state for college.
Woody Wommack, Southeast: The one I'm focused on is the battle for Montravius Adams between Georgia and Clemson. There's no doubt both teams could use a player of his talents on the defensive line, and his decision could sway other prospects as well. It seems like I hear conflicting information every other day, so I'll be chasing this one down to the wire.
Josh Helmholdt, Midwest: In the Midwest it would have to be the battle between West Virginia and Tennessee for Rivals250 wide receiver Shelton Gibson out of Cleveland Heights, Ohio. For the last year it appeared Gibson was headed to Ohio State, but those parties parted ways earlier this month and Gibson committed to West Virginia shortly after. He then took an official visit to Tennessee the weekend of Jan. 18, and I am told has not come to a final decision between the two programs. That choice could be made this weekend, but a final decision will not be announced until Signing Day.
Jason Howell, Southwest: In the Southwest, Texas A&M is in a few fights, but the biggest is probably with USC over Rivals250 defensive end Torrodney Prevot. The standout defender has been committed to USC since late July, and while he has held solid to his commitment he has also talked openly about taking other visits. Last weekend Prevot took a visit to Texas A&M and the Aggies also hold a commitment from Alief Taylor teammate Jonathan Wiggins. At this point he is still committed to the Trojans, but Texas A&M is taking this one to the wire.
Rob Cassidy, West: I'm interested in the battle between Washington and Oregon for the Robinson twins. I'm a sucker for a package deal. Then, who isn't? What's not to like about two for the price of one? Both Tyree Robinson and Tyrell Robinson remain committed to the Ducks, but there's real interest in Washington. The brothers discussed taking a visit to Seattle even before Chip Kelly left Eugene. Now that he's gone and the Robinsons will, indeed, make that trip, things will get interesting. I think Oregon holds a slight edge, but I wouldn't bet against the Huskies, either. The twins' high school coach is a former teammate of Washington assistant Marques Tuiasosopo.
Adam Gorney, West: I know the question is a two-team battle but I have one better: a three-team battle that could get really, really interesting. Some swear Jalen Ramsey is 100 percent committed to USC and he'll end up there, but others think Florida State and Florida have more than a legitimate shot. Ramsey has certainly made it interesting down the stretch in his recruitment, and whichever program signs him is getting one of the top cornerbacks in this class who could be an immediate contributor. USC parting ways with position coach Marvin Sanders recently probably didn't help, but it might be a little overdone on how important it is to Ramsey when all is said and done.
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Theater icon and native Texan Tommy Tune probably wouldn't call himself a hero, but to Jimmy Nederlander he most definitely is. Nederlander, the head honcho of Broadway's last family dynasty, found himself in a bind when he realized his newest production, Dr. Dolittle, just wasn't hacking it. (That's being diplomatic: Reports are that it straight-up stank.)
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When Neal joined the Tribe's farm system, he was dealing with one of the four stints on the disabled list that did a number on his showing last season. Neal showed solid power potential in previous Minor League seasons as a right-handed hitter, but that was sapped last year in light of shoulder, hand and foot woes.
"I'm feeling good now," Neal said. "It's very exciting, especially because I came here and worked with the training staff. They're unbelievable. I came here for a month after the season and when I left here I felt better than I had all of last year."
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All I know is, The Agonist has a extremely hot singer with a good voice. Their decent but dont understand why they were touring with Enslaved. Good review.
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Album Rating: 2.5I'm seeing these guys on Saturday with Arsis. I just checked out their myspace to see if they're any good. Pretty solid.
I really like what i'm hearing on their myspace. Be sure to check out their video, thats a pretty good start imo.
Album Rating: 2.5They put on a really good show when I saw them. They're not anything mindblowing, but it was a simple, fun, and heavy show.
ive heard one song off this album and i think ill go check em out now, if they're first album is about this good.
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Can't wait for there second album, sounds damn good
The bands imgae on myspace is hilarious. Granted she has blue hair and still looks hot, the Victorian look is kind of absurd. And unfortunately, the music didn't get more pretenious and/or classical based darkwave.
I take it back, myspace songs are a bit more epic but too much death and core elements for me to really like.This Message Edited On 02.06.09
Balls I agree with you about there new look, Its ridiculous.
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I dunno... I've grown really fond of the last track.
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Andrew Jones Jr., 75, of Southern Pines, died Sunday, March 11, 2012, at FirstHealth Hospice House, in Pinehurst.
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Mr. Jones was an active Mason, and he served in the United States Army.
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- However, once that was set, the vast majority of messages still bypassed content filtering
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1. Create a New "Internet" Send Connector from the Hub Smart Hosting to your Edge Server--included all Hub Servers in the environment as the Bridgehead servers for this connector. By doing this you can bypass the Internal Connector and forcing the Hub to use this Send connector when talking to the Edge server.
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2. Create a New Receive connector on the Edge server, only accepting connections from your Hub servers. This connector also only accepts anonymous connections, at the same time we disabled the "Exchange Authentication" and "Exchange Server" permissions on your default receive connector. This is how we force the Hub to use the other connector.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) -- The Citadel scored 28 points in the third quarter to pull away from Charleston Southern 49-14 in the season opener for both teams Saturday.
Charleston Southern led 14-7 in the second quarter before Rickey Anderson's 27-yard run for The Citadel 1:29 before halftime tied it at 14-14.
The Citadel rushed for 479 yards, gaining 27 first downs on the run. The Bulldogs ranked third in the Football Championship Subdivision in rushing offense with 3,153 yards last season.
Anderson scored three touchdowns, including one in the decisive third quarter on a 3-yard run, and Ben Dupree scored twice in the third period for the Bulldogs.
Darien Robinson, who led The Citadel with 120 yards rushing, ran 54 yards for a touchdown to give the Bulldogs a 28-14 advantage in the third-quarter scoring barrage.
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Bauman: Halladay an upgrade for Phils
Bauman: Halladay an upgrade
The record supports this notion. It is not a landslide. It is not a blowout. But Halladay does have a small but perceptible edge over Lee.
The Phillies, exhibiting no hint of complacency, aiming high for their fourth consecutive National League East title and third successive National League championship, have, in effect, chosen Halladay over Lee. Like the vast majority of the moves Philadelphia has made to reach its current lofty status, this one is not a mistake.
This three-way trade sends Halladay to Philadelphia and Lee to Seattle. The Phillies get three legitimate prospects from the Mariners and Toronto receives three legitimate prospects from the Phillies. The Blue Jays will pay $6 million of Halladay's 2010 salary of $15.75 million. To retain Halladay's services beyond next season, the Phillies, will sign him to a three-year extension, worth a reported $60 million or more.
A helpful financial component to the deal for the Phillies is that while they take on Halladay's salary, they drop Lee's $9 million salary. Between that and the $6 million they get from Toronto, this trade will translate into a payroll increase of only $750,000 for 2010.
That's nice but the point is, the Phillies wouldn't have gone to all the trouble in the first place if they hadn't believed that Halladay was better than Lee. They are trading aces here, in the belief that the new ace is even better than the old one. The margin is not huge in this swap, but they are not wrong.
It is difficult to trade a man who played a major role in a club's success as recently as six weeks ago. In addition to solidifying the Philadelphia rotation after being obtained in a trade with Cleveland, Lee had a brilliant postseason. He was 4-0 with a 1.56 ERA in five starts. The two games won by the Phillies in the World Series were both decisions that went to Lee. This was his first postseason work, but it was the work of an ace.
So, Lee was a large part of the Phillies' 2009 success. But when leaving no stone unturned in trying to continually improve a team, there is no room for sentiment.
What is the difference between Cliff Lee and Roy Halladay, apart from left-hander/right-hander? Halladay is 32; Lee is 31. Halladay is a significantly larger man than the slender Lee, and Halladay throws harder. But the real difference is in the body of work.
Over the course of his career, Lee has given up more than 1,200 hits while pitching fewer than 1,200 innings. Those totals are not all the results of struggles early in his career. His hits allowed were greater than innings pitched in 2009.
Lee's career has had more bounces than Halladay's. In 2007, when the Indians tied for the best regular-season record in baseball and advanced to within one victory of the World Series, Lee had been demoted to the Minors, and even after returning did not pitch in the postseason. True, he went on to the brilliant 22-3 season in 2008 season in which he won the American League Cy Young Award, and completed a rare double by also winning the AL Comeback Player of the Year.
As good as Lee was over the past two seasons, in six Major League seasons, he has been an above average pitcher in only three of them.
Halladay has had more success. He had major struggles in the early portion of his career, but since 2002, he has gone a remarkable 130-59. Halladay missed time due to injuries in '04 and '05, but in the four seasons since then, he has gone 69-33. And he was pitching for decent, but not great, Toronto teams in the AL East, where the Yankees are Red Sox were frequent opponents. His accomplishments have come against a high degree of difficulty.
Better still, from the standpoint of his new employers, in the past two seasons he has been as good as ever, winning 37 games, compiling a 2.78 ERA. He was a workhorse, pitching 485 innings. In those 485 innings, he walked only 74 batters, while striking out 414.
Those are just a sampling of his eye-popping numbers. Halladay at this point in his career has both power and precision. He is a man in command of his craft. In recent seasons, there was only one pitcher whose work was comparable in its consistent excellence. That would be Johan Santana of the New York Mets. There will be compelling matchups ahead in the NL East's summer of 2010.
None of this diminishes the value of Cliff Lee's work. But objectively, Roy Halladay has the edge. This is why the Phillies have taken the time and trouble to push for this three-way deal.
They were helped in this effort by the fact that two of the usual competitors for expensive pitching help, the Red Sox and the Yankees, were in the Blue Jays' division. Toronto couldn't spend enough to keep Halladay beyond the 2010 season, but it could trade him to another league, where his presence would not be a daily dose of distress for them.
And the Phillies were helped by their own belief that as good as Lee is, Halladay still represents an upgrade. It is this kind of judgment and will that separates a winning organization from an organization that merely wants to win.
Mike Bauman is a national columnist for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Hidden under a decades old television picture tube, in a farmhouse attic loaded with as many cobwebs as stories, an East Tennessee woman uncovered a pile of handwritten family treasures.
"I just grabbed 10 that seemed to be still in good condition, came back and just knocked on the door and said 'these are for you' and she screamed she was so excited," said Leslie Myers as she recalled the moment she handed her grandmother a stack of letters written by her grandfather.
The letters date back more than a half-century and were written by Gary Pickel during his Army service in Korea. Ms. Myers was taking a last look through the old family homestead due for a tear down when she discovered those keepsakes.
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Married 44 years, Ms. Pickel says the handwriting on those notes came alive with her husband's personality. They were written before the two were together. At age 22, then corporal Pickel was writing home to his mom and dad in East Tennessee about his service as an aircraft mechanic in the Army.
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Searches for Oscar Pistorius, who stands accused of murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp in the early hours of 14 February, have outstripped those for Lance Armstrong and Tiger Woods at their peak over the past two years.
However, interest in the case is still nowhere near that of the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, which topped searches in Britain for 2011.
That Pistorius has garnered more attention than Woods in the period is hardly surprising. By 2011, Woods had largely put his indiscretions behind him by 2011 and spent most of the time after that slowly regaining the form that had made him the world's best golfer.
It's also obvious that for a long time Armstrong's fight with the US anti-doping agency (USADA) was the bigger story. Even as Pistorius became the first double amputee to compete in the able-bodied Olympics in 2012, there were more searches for Armstrong. That makes sense. Armstrong was undoubtedly the more prominent sportsperson.
That the sudden spike in Pistorius searches comes so soon after the one which followed Armstrong's interview with Oprah Winfrey is illustrative. At the time, it seemed as if the world was honed in on Armstrong. Now it looks like it's just that much more honed in on the man once celebrated as the "Blade Runner".
Unsurprisingly, the locus of attention on the Pistorius case has been in South Africa, although the paralympic multiple gold medalist's global prominence is reflected by a high number of searches from the US, Canada and Western Europe.
It should be noted that Google Trends, are exactly that, trends and other versions of the search may turn up slightly different results.
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I'm thirty-five weeks, and I have been quite queasy lately. It hasn't been bad enough to make me throw up, but I wake up every morning feeling quite green around the gills.
It's really weird though, considering I never had morning sickness or nausea in the first trimester! But I can see, I didn't miss out on much! I used to get this way with my cycles though (I would have gradual nausea come on with AF and become severe nausea as ovulation approached, then after ovulation, I was fine). It feels very similar to the nausea I would get around O each cycle, so I'm sure it's something hormonal with pregnancy. Fortunately, ginger helps take the edge off the nausea, but I'm still a bit queasy all day until evening.
It sucks, though, to think you're in the clear with morning sickness and then have it come on so late in the game!
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It may be what you are eating. This is equally as common as first trimester morning sickness, believe it or not. Sucky, I know.
I couldn't eat anything greasy for fear of being terribly ill. Watch what you are eating and you might find a connection.
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That's the thing though, my diet hasn't changed, and mostly, I eat pretty healthy foods except for occasionally. Usually, I have yogurt & a whole wheat English muffin for breakfast, a sandwich for lunch (today I just had graham crackers with peanut butter though) & fruit (apple, usually), and for dinner, I always cook with lean turkey, beef, or chicken and usually have salad & some veggies and it's never very greasy or spicy. Sometimes, I have a bit of chocolate as a snack. I have been eating this way my whole pregnancy, so it would be strange for my diet to be bothering me now.
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It can though. Hormones and space restrictions. I ate pizza. OMG I craved pizza with pineapple and pepperoni. Mmm. Anyway, when I was 7 1/2 months I could no longer stomach pizza. But I didn't realize this right away. No. It took a few nights of me throwing up all night long before I put the 2 together that, hey, when I ate greasy foods like Pizza, I spent the night in the bathroom throwing up - or wishing I'd throw up! I don't know which is worse.
Plus, you have a large little creature moving your insides constantly now. That is bound to make anyone feel a little ill sometimes.
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oh i know how you feel hun
im almost 35 weeks and i want to vomit at the slightest smell of something
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Bleh same here. I get so queasy at the smell of ramen noodles, or hash browns. Thankfully I don't throw up - my morning sickness in my 1st trimester was sooooo bad.
Any time you're feeling sick, nibble on a saltine - that always helps settle my stomach.
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THE leader of the borough council has written to the Government expressing his 'deep concerns' over 'inconsistent' planning appeals.
In a leaked letter to Communities and Local Government Mp Brandon Lewis, Clr Michael Jones highlights various cases where the Planning Inspectorate has overridden planning decision taken by Cheshire East Council.
"As well as a distinct lack of consistency with the decisions, it appears that the Inspectorate is giving far greater weight to the arguments being put forward by developers than those of the council and local residents," says clr Jones.
The member for Bunbury points out that CEC's forthcoming Local Plan will earmark where development can and cannot take place – a plan formulated with input from the borough's residents.
"Since I became Leader of the council in May 2012, my cabinet and I have been very clear; delivering an adopted Local Plan which protects the borough against speculative development is an absolute priority," he says.
"We have maintained a firm stance throughout as Cheshire East is a special place, home to some of the UKs most beautiful countryside. We are also a bastion of farming, home to a key industrial hub in Crewe and a vital component of the North's Science Corridor.
"It is vitally important that we defend against all of those applications which do not meet with our criteria for sustainable development and that do not complement our plans for jobs-led growth."
He adds: "While it is my responsibility to deliver the new homes the country needs, it is also my responsibility to represent the interest of the residents of Cheshire East.
"With more than 14,000 permissions and a further 1,500 anticipated over the coming months, this is one of the highest figures outside of the South East. It is simply not in our resident's interest to build yet more homes that have not been identified in the Local Plan."
A spokesman for the Department for Communities and Local Government said: "The department does not comment on specific planning cases due to the quasi-judicial process. Planning Inspectors must give full consideration to all representations when producing their reports.
"This Government has been very clear that Green Belt protection continues, and it has been fortified by abolishing the last Government's top-down Regional Strategies.
"Local Plans are now at the heart of the planning system, so councils decide where development should go. The sooner the council get their local plans in place, the greater the certainty developers and communities have about the development of their areas."


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Entering the four-game set over the weekend in Minnesota there might not have been a better story so far on the Texas Rangers' young season than that of relief pitcher Joe Ortiz.
Similar to Robbie Ross in 2012, Ortiz made the big-league club out of spring training a bit under the radar and ended up turning in some gutty performances from the Rangers' bullpen as one of the most valuable pieces of a revamped Rangers bullpen.
Sporting a 1.42 ERA entering the weekend set in Minneapolis, Ortiz had that number even inflated when he gave up a walk-off homer earlier in the week in Anaheim, but that was after he pitched tremendously to get out of a bases-loaded, no-out jam in the ninth inning. He's been all guts and clutch.
But this weekend, things kind of fell apart for Ortiz, who now has a 27.00 ERA over the last seven days and saw his ERA climb to 4.05 after two appearances that spanned 2/3 of an inning this weekend in the series split with the Twins.
It's not at all time to sound any alarm on Ortiz, but there has been a growing concern among Rangers fandom that Ortiz is being overworked early on as he's on a current pace to throw more than 84 innings of relief this season, which is an unreasonable number. So yeah, he probably is a bit tired, coupled with the lengthy road trip and odd travel times the Rangers have faced over the past couple of weeks.
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2008/03/01 11:22:00
Location: Minneapolis, MN
2009/06/29 12:33:02
Old San Juan
I spent just a couple of days in San Juan, PR, late last week. I was there to speak at a conference, and had very limited free time.
On Thursday evening, I went to dinner with my fellow panelists at The Parrot Club in Old San Juan. Although I wouldn't characterize this as "roadfood," the meal was excellent, and I would recommend the place without reservation.
Most of my fellow diners had the house mojito; I had a caipirinha. We all enjoyed our drinks. We shared an assortment of appetizers: calamari, crab fritters, plaintain chips with salsa, etc. They were all delicious, especially the crab fritters.
Most of my fellow diners had some kind of seafood for their entrees; I had the roast pork loin, which was simply delicious. Moist, flavorful, served with some kind of seasoned rice. I am not generally a roast pork fan (although I do love pork barbecue), but this was absolutely fantastic. Portions were generous. Service was attentive without being intrusive. It was lively, even a little chaotic, but a very nice experience.
On Friday afternoon, I walked from my hotel (Caribe Hilton) to Old San Juan. It's about 2 miles, and is a pleasant walk (although the sidewalk abruptly ends here and there and you have to cross the street), but it was a hot day, and even though I had on a straw hat, I got sort of overheated.
I considered touring the fort, but was really just too hot. I did drop by the church of St. Francis Assisi, which was established in about 1746 by the Third Order of St. Francis. (I don't know how much of the building, if any, is original.) Great acoustics in the sanctuary.
I wandered around and checked out a number of the recommended restaurants (La Bombonera; etc.), but frankly, I'd gotten so warm that nothing looked very appealing -- no reflection on the places, just on me. I did pass a pizza place on Calle Luna called Pizzicore which smelled fantastic (like they had a wood oven), but I hadn't come to San Juan to eat pizza.
I finally ended up at Barrachina, which is one of the places in San Juan that claims to have invented the Pina Colada. I got there about 2:30, after the lunch rush, and was offered seating in either the patio or inside in the air conditioned dining room. I chose the patio, which was pleasant. The waiter brought me my Pina Colada almost immediately, and it was very, very good. I still wasn't very hungry (because of the heat), so I decided to order sauteed grouper, creole style, rather than a heavier dish.
Here's where things broke down. The waiter had told me that was a "good choice," so I was pretty confident that I'd have a good meal. However, it took forever to get my food. There were a few other customers eating there, and they were served pretty quickly. But I kept waiting, and waiting. After about 25 minutes, the waiter told me my food was "coming." It arrived shortly after that, with a gratis bowl of bean soup, "to make up for your wait." It was a nice gesture, but I don't like bean soup, so I didn't eat it.
The fish was served in a light creole sauce, topped with shrimp and served with white rice, and steamed broccoli and carrots. The rice and the vegetables and the shrimp were fine. But the fish tasted very odd and smelled and tasted "iodine-y." Not spoiled, exactly, but it just didn't taste right.
I probably should have sent it back. But by that time, I felt like I'd wasted enough time. So I paid the check and left. The cost was comparable to The Parrot Club, but the food was not nearly as good.
I don't necessarily think this is a typical experience at this place. But I wouldn't go back for food. I'd just have a Pina Colada at the bar.
Frankly, I was a little concerned about food poisoning. I didn't get sick, but I did have an intestinal upset early the next morning. It was self-limiting, however, and I don't necessarily blame that particular meal for it. I suppose it could have been anything I consumed while I was there.
I was at the Caribe Hilton, which was the conference hotel. It was fine, but my room (a "junior suite," so-called, but it was really just a large room, though it did have a balcony and, if you craned your neck, a view of the ocean) was a little frayed around the edges. I was traveling alone, so all the amenities that I'm sure appeal to couples and families were lost on me, although I did enjoy walking along the beach.
I was intrigued by the Normandie, an Art Deco hotel built in the 1940s that was nearby. I walked over to check out the interior, and it was a stunning Art Deco "steamship" style design. If I had known a place like that was so convenient to the conference hotel, I probably would have tried to stay there.
The only other thing I'd complain about was that the cab driver who drove the cab I took from my hotel to the airport insisted on allowing his "friend" to come along, saying he'd drop him off "on the way." I asked him if the "friend" was going to pay half my fare to the airport. They ended up taking me to the airport first.
I didn't feel threatened or anything, though as a woman traveling alone I probably should have either gotten out of the cab or insisted the "friend" get out. But I didn't. Nevertheless, it made me mad, and I gave the driver only a small tip. Probably should have stiffed him completely. I also didn't get his cab number or his name, so I couldn't complain to the tourist cab licensing authority. For someone who is an experienced traveler, both in the US and abroad, I handled this about as badly and stupidly as I could have.
This was my first trip to Puerto Rico, although I have been to the Dominican Republic and Jamaica previously. The visit was a mixed bag. As I said, great food at The Parrot Club; lousy food at Barrachina. Good service in some places; bad in others. I guess that's par for the course.
I did pick up a bottle of Ron de Barrillito rum at the airport. Very interesting rum -- aged in oak/sherry casks. Almost like cognac to drink.
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2006/01/17 17:33:00
Location: Pittston, PA
Re:Old San Juan
2009/07/02 11:38:08
, Sorry to hear about the bad experience at Barrachina. I have been there about a dozen times and the food was always great. The service is hit and miss though. I will try it again next week along with The Parrot Club.
Was the battle still being waged next to the Hilton over Fort San Jeronimo?
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Total Posts : 1395
2008/03/01 11:22:00
Location: Minneapolis, MN
Re:Old San Juan
2009/07/02 11:45:18
I didn't see any protesters, as you did, but there's still a big chain link fence and a guard.
Michael Hoffman
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Total Posts : 22600
2000/07/01 08:52:00
Location: Gahanna, OH
Re:Old San Juan
2009/07/02 14:43:33
Next time you're in San Juan check out El Convento. (http://www.historichotels.org/hotel/Hotel_El_Convento) It's a wonderful hotel that once was a convent. And if you're looking for a place to have a drink and some mofongo, or a burger, try El Patio de Sam, also in Old San Juan.
mr chips
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2003/02/19 00:15:00
Location: portland, OR
Re:Old San Juan
2009/07/03 11:30:50
Can second Michael's recommendation.
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Day 1: Arrival in Prestatyn.
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A discussion was recently started about making quilt blocks using our board names... but it seems to have fizzled. HEre's the original thread: http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-151455-1.htm
Well, by golly, I pieced my block, but now I'm not sure what will become of it. For now, I'm trying to decide whether or not to applique the shamrock, so it looks like it's held in her beak. What do you think?
If nothing ever comes of the quilt we talked about, I'll finish her up as a mini, and she will become my avatar. And I'll change my board name to Chicken McLittle. :lol: