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the kitchens
Loved it
Clean, comfortable, roomy, pack n play was in excellent condition
Breakfast needs some improvement. no fruit
Towels frayed, Toilet backed up at the least excuse.
Cooked to order breakfast was especially nice; omelets, waffles, French toast upon request and even at the height of the breakfast rush the wait was not excessive for one cook. They also have a splash drink bar with daily specials with hours outside the normal happy hours. Full sized refrigerator in room.
The location was nice, centered to all we needed. Not too far from Old towne, or the Arkansas river.
The hotel was clean, and the beds was extremely comfortable. We had a loft room which would have been nice but not real conducive with young children.
Bathroom seemed sort of small but everything worked well. No cooktop in the room. The couches were not real comfortable.
It was clean! Friendly staff and good location
Coffee, full breakfast, cleanliness of breakfast area and tables. Very comfortable beds. We were a late arrival with a group on a class field trip they had all of our rooms - just as requested. For large groups of people (4 to a room), this is a great value as everyone gets a big breakfast.
I agree with Henry that it was difficult to access the establishment. We also exited too late and then had to back-track back to the hotel.
They do not have cots or roll-out beds, by the way.
The new Costco across street recently opened! Cheap gas and great shopping!
The first room had no mattress on sleeper sofa so we were moved. The second room had the most dirty disgusting carpet ever! The breakfast was okay - ran out of milk, syrup, fruit looked old. We were given a discount by the new manager. She has her work cut out for her to get this place into shape!
It was very clean and the staff was friendly and helpful.
I was not asked if I would like to have new towels or bedding.
Staff was very nice and accommodating, only positive thing about this place.
Room was dated and dirty, towels and sheets had stains on them. Huge crack under the door so you could hear everything going on in the hallway - which was A LOT. Use the Holiday Inn next door, they are much nicer and worth the extra $25/night.
The bathroom was old and had cracks in the wall. The bed was very worn out. The elevator was scary and actually stopped on the wrong floor.
Breakfast was very average. About like a Holiday Inn.
Clean, convenient location. Check out wasn't until noon.
No fridge/microwave in the room. Hotels very close by offered these amenities but were $15-25 more expensive per night.
Very clean..great breakfast very friendly staff great location
The spacious breakfast area, the room layout, quiet
Friendly staff, competitive rates, climate of the renovated old building
Outside activities very noisy late in the night
Location, price, cleanliness and excellent atmosphere.
I did not find anything wrong with the hotel.
The breakfast was fresh and kept up well. The staff was great and always helpful and pleasant!
The only thing I wish was different was that it would've been nice to have a small refrigerator.
Staff very friendly and helpful.Try and put up signs that show the way to the Hampton Inn. Hard to find even with a GPS.
Hard to find.
Nothing...I have stayed here before and it continuously get's worse with room conditions.
Loud people outside. Comforter was stained on the bed. The hotel is getting worse. I have stayed here plenty of times on business trips to Wichita. Will be looking for another alternative.
The price, the beds were fairly comfortable, the room was clean. I like that there was a microwave and mini fridge in the room. The continental breakfast, I like that there was a staff member in the breakfast area keeping things clean and stocked.
There was some kind of beetles in the bathroom. Creeped me out.
The low shower head and tinny bathroom.
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Backstage Pass: June 17, 2010
As warm weather rolls in, parents start looking for activities to keep their children challenged over the summer. The local arts and cultural community offers a wide range of summer camps in several arts disciplines.
This year's choices include visual arts, theater, opera, music and nature — something sure to please every child and their parents. Among local cultural organizations sponsoring camps this year are: Gulfshore Playhouse, Naples Art Association, Naples Players, Opera Naples, Philharmonic Center for the Arts and the Conservancy of Southwest Florida.
For a list of arts-related summer camps, visit the United Arts Council's website at: www.uaccollier.com/summercamps.htm
TGIF: You made it through the week….now what? If you're looking for some fun, creative things to do over the weekend, sign up for the United Arts Council's "Best Bets" e-mails. You'll get a short list of some of the top arts and entertainment picks for the weekend. To receive a copy, send an e-mail to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Here is an update on other news from the local arts community.
Visual arts
■ The Naples Art Association offers summer art classes for adults as well as kids. For information call 262-6517 or visit: www.naplesart.org.
■ Art teachers at Collier County's public schools not only teach, they also create. See works by these talented teachers while they are on display at the von Liebig Art Center.
■ The Naples International Film Festival organization has announced the dates for this year's festival, Nov. 4-7. Films will be shown throughout the county, with many activities centered at the Mercato's Silverspot Cinema.
■ Jack Everly, principal pops conductor of the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted the national Symphony Orchestra for this year's Memorial Day concert on the grounds of the Capitol building in Washington, D.C. He takes the baton from the late Erich Kunzel, a Naples resident who directed the NSO for the past 20 years before his passing last September.
■ The Holocaust Museum of Southwest Florida has named Alex Vance as its new executive director.
■ The Naples Waterfront Association has been formed to promote the history of the Naples waterfront area. Officers are Lois Bolin, Lance Julian, Kevin Stoneburner, Randy Smith and Trista Kragh.
■ The Naples Backyard History group is celebrating its third anniversary this year.
■ Joining the board of directors of the ArtsNaples World Festival organization are Chrissie Porter Forbes, Frank Russen, Harriet Schley, Art Seigel, Jayne Skindzier and Bob Uek.
■ The Friends of the Library of Collier County, a non-profit group devoted to enhancing local libraries, recently named Eve May and Jo Lozier as their Volunteers of the Year.
■ The newest organizational members of the United Arts Council are Naples Ballet Inc., Music Makers Show Band, and Imperial New Horizons Band. There are now 54 nonprofit, arts-related groups operating in Collier County. Information about these organizations is available online at: www.CollierArts.com
Elaine Hamilton is executive director of the United Arts Council of Collier County.
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Best of the Best at Fontainebleau didn't disappoint SoBe Wine & Food Fest attendees
Dishes ran the gamut
Feasting was the order of the day as attendees of Wine Spectator magazine's Best of the Best at the Fontainebleau Friday night ate to theirs stomach's content with the help of little disposable plates (so easy to munch) and forks.
Among the local "best of the best": Angelo Elia, of Casa D'Angelo in Fort Lauderdale, with her braised short ribs with a Tuscan tomato red sauce. She had said it was one of her most popular at the restaurant. Paula De Silva, of 1500 at the Eden Roc, also did a braised short rib with potato foam, parsley salad and pickled onions. Tart and sweet, served with a smile.
The first dish you try is usually your favorite (not statistically speaking or anything here), but Chef Tony Maws, of Cambridge, Mass. restaurant Craigie on Main, did comfort food that had people coming back for more: It was housemade rye flour squiggly pasta with a heavenly, perfectly seasoned mix of pork heart sausage and Florida rock shrimp ragout. The three or four bites went surprisingly well with either white or red wine. The former Martha's Vineyard waiter has really come a long way.
Another interesting offering came from Charles Phan of San Francisco's Slanted Door. A lemongrass beef roll that was the perfect palate cleanser.
Whoo needed dessert after a sampling of smoked trout atop a blini (Russian pancake) and a dollop of chived mashed potatoes,
That was thanks to Bill Telepan and his namesake eatery in New York. It was a nod to the New Jersey native's Hungarian heritage. Can we get the recipe please?
The evening started at 7:30 p.m. By 9 the event was in full swing with lines about five people deep but the chefs were prepared and the food wasn't running out any time soon.
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For the second year in a row, President Barack Obama in his State of the Union address mentioned Youngstown's $70 million advanced manufacturing hub as an example of how the United States can "beat other countries in the race for the next wave of high-tech manufacturing jobs."
"My admin- istration has launched two hubs for high-tech manufacturing in Raleigh, N.C., and Youngstown, Ohio, where we've connected businesses to research universities that can help America lead the world in advanced technologies," Obama said in Tuesday's address to the nation.
Obama said that the federal government would "launch six more [advanced manufacturing hubs] this year. Bipartisan bills in both houses could double the number of these hubs and the jobs they create. So get those bills to my desk. Put more Americans back to work."
The American Makes facility, previously known as the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute, took to Twitter to write it was "thrilled to announce [Obama] has mentioned" the location.
Others, including current and former Youngstown residents, also tweeted about Obama's mention of Youngstown.
U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, a Democrat from Cleveland, praised Obama for calling on "Congress to pass my bipartisan bill to create a network of manufacturing innovation hubs based on Youngstown's America Makes."
Brown is sponsoring legislation to establish other such hubs to "create thousands of high-paying, high-tech manufacturing jobs. This builds on the momentum created when the administration announced earlier this month that it would support the creation of a new public-private manufacturing hub modeled after Youngstown's" America Makes.
"The people in Youngs-town should be proud of the work that the additive manufacturing folks are doing for the city and for the country," said Youngstown Mayor John A. McNally. "It seems to be a pattern by the president to congratulate us on the additive manufacturing work and we hope it continues."
McNally, a Democrat, said that he and 10 other mayors met privately last week with Vice President Joe Biden to talk about workforce development at a U.S. Conference of Mayors event in Washington, D.C. The group also spoke to David Agnew, deputy assistant to the president and the director of intergovernmental affairs.
"We had a good conversation," McNally said. "We in Youngstown find it great that the president mentions us. I told [Biden], 'We hope it continues next Tuesday [in the State of the Union address]. It's very positive for us to be recognized by the president."
U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan of Howland, D-13th, said: "I applaud the President's call for more investments in infrastructure, his commitment to high-tech manufacturing in Youngstown, Ohio, and his call to replicate the success there in six more places around the country. That our region is once again being held up as an example for the nation to follow should make every Ohioan proud."
Barb Ewing, chief operating officer at the Youngstown Business Incubator, instrumental in getting America Makes to the city, said Obama's remarks "reaffirm our position that we're breaking new ground here. Every time the president mentions Youngstown, it remind the country that we're making things happen here."
In last year's State of the Union address, Obama used the America Makes facility as a model for the development and growth of new technology in the nation.
"Last year, we created our first manufacturing innovation institute in Youngstown, Ohio," Obama said in the Feb. 12, 2013, speech. "A once-shuttered warehouse is now a state-of-the art lab where new workers are mastering the 3-D printing that has the potential to revolutionize the way we make almost everything. There's no reason this can't happen in other towns."
During the speech, Obama said he planned the "launch of three more of these manufacturing hubs" and asked Congress to help "create a network of 15 of these hubs and guarantee that the next revolution in manufacturing is made in America."
As it did with Obama's other top priorities — immigration reform, increased gun control, an infrastructure job-creation program, Medicare reform and deficit reduction — in his 2013 State of the Union address, Congress didn't take action needed to create Obama's proposed 15-location advanced manufacturing network.
He lowered the number to six in Tuesday's State of the Union address.
Obama named Raleigh, N.C., on Jan. 15 as the first of the three manufacturing hubs. During that speech, Obama praised the "great work" occurring at Youngstown's facility.
The Youngstown facility uses 3-D software that draws up a detailed blueprint, which is then transmitted to a specialized machine that uses plastics, metals or resins to print a product layer-by-layer, cutting out costly materials and labor in the process.
In response to Obama's address, U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson of Marietta, R-6th, said, "I am disappointed, but not surprised, by President Obama's decision to double down on the same big-government policies that are making the American people's lives harder. The president's real agenda is not about equalizing incomes; his goal is to equalize outcomes. And that will lead to setbacks for small- business owners and hard working taxpayers."
Fellow GOP U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly of Butler, Pa., R-3rd, who represents Mercer and Lawrence counties, said, "For the fourth year in a row, I listened live as President Obama spoke boldly and ambitiously, and for the fourth year in a row, I heard him fail to acknowledge the true solutions that our country desperately needs or accurately describe the true challenges that so many Americans are facing. While the president once again depicted a far-reaching agenda sure to please his political base, his speech once again provided the wrong answers to the wrong questions."
Obama is visiting a U.S. Steel Irvin Plant in West Mifflin, Pa., near Pittsburgh, today as part of a two-day, four-stop tour to support the agenda he discussed in Tuesday's address.
You dems in Ytown have destroyed the area. Keep drinking the koolaid.
The goal of Obama has been to send all manufacturing offshore. Case in point is his goal to raise electricity rates by shutting down electric generating plants fired by coal and shutting down all mining for coal. Barack speaks with forked tongue. The Chinese now have all of our technology and they are not hindered by Obama
Actually, when the Prez mentions a company, they usually go out of business or file for corporate bankruptcy. This is probably a curse. And he has mentioned Youngstown before and has anything good come of it? Heck no.
Wow, DACOUNTRYBOY, your statement makes no sense. Obama has nothing to do with electricity rates, gasoline rates or any other commodity. He has offered electric companies incentive to convert to natural gas, (creating jobs in our area. Shell drilling and selling) What does coal mining have to do with offshore manufacturing? Ypboy, could you come up with some elaboration on your statement. That isn't a question, it is a direct statement. Please fill us in. Notorious_Pig, what business' has the prez mentioned that went out of business or declared bankruptcy? I hope your not thinking of plants built in China or some third world country. These plants take 3-5 years and in some cases longer to build. So if your referring to GE, Delphi, or steal manufacturing, computer assembly these business' move was in the making before he became president. Delphi for instance was putting plants in Mexico during the 70's, most steal manufactures slowly started leaving the country in the 70's and textiles left in the 60's. Quit listing to Lush Bimbaugh and read a book. Not one of you have an original thought. Just parroting or intellectually deficient. I have yet to hear anything from the right as to changing the course of the direction they created. Trickle down economics has been a disaster. The working class has fewer options, lower pay, and more debt. If any of you are 40 or below tell me how you are going to save for your retirement, or do you just plan on working until you die? I could go on for days as to your lack of logic, but some people are so brain dead that teaching is like pouring liquid in a sieve. I really wanted another choice the last election. Romney was not a choice. He was another puppet for the GOB's (good old boys) club. Our country needs more awareness and less apathy. To attack with rhetoric is lame. Elaborate, show proof of your half informed statement, give examples, personal attacks are not proof of your statement. They display ignorance and lack of education. Again, read a book.
Billdog here is my experience with the POTUS:
This time 1 year ago my family of four had FANTASTIC health insurance. Great docs and great coverage, all for about $400/month for the entire family. Thanks to this president, I am now paying $333/a person for basic crappy coverage and lost the wonderful physicians that I trusted with my life and my family's lives with. I will admit I make a good wage, but that should not penalize me and my family. Like many Americans I worked my butt off, gained experience and spent a lot of money on education so that I could provide a wonderful life for my family. Yet, this administration believes that everyone should get equal money, equal insurance, equal benefits regardless of their contributions to society. BS, I'll be damned if i'm gonna sit back and listen to this liar tell me I have to "share the wealth", "pay my fair share", this is not North Korea, and the last time I checked EVERYONE has an Equal Opportunity to find and receive and education and find and gain work experience.
The notorius "billdog1" once again comes to the aid of Obama. Coal is the backbone of the steel industry. Eliminate it or spiral the cost for it and you decimate the infrastructure of America. Steel beams can't be 3D printed nor can ships,tanks and artillery. American steel will be as rare as intelligence on Capitol Hill. Obama has however, with his policies, liberated millions of Americans from the toils of labor.
Once again , you can see how the people of the valley are really feeling. First off,
Billidog Just by your post you have shown the entire reading population that you have no idea what coal has to do with our economy. That you are nothing more then a kool-aid drinker who will back any FOOL who hands them a freebie when ever they want.
Erplane You too must be a kool-aid drinker because if you think that the valley is getting positive feedback from the fool in the white house You are WRONG! This valley needs more then his little speech on TV.. He is doing nothing more them blowing smoke up the demoncrats arses of this valley demoncrat stronghold hoping they will re-elect the fools who have RUIN this valley over the last 100 yrs.
ya eivo, this country was in GREAT shape when he took over!
Burning coal is a wonderful idea. Let's send an emissary to china, and India, and, if they are allowed outdoors due to atmospheric conditions (read:smog) they can perform some tests.
During the last olympics, hosted by coal-burning china, athletes were given standard breathing apparatus to ensure that they didn't inhale too many particulates; the apparatus included mouth and nose covers!
A closer look at 'air quality' could be obtained by a trip to Mexico City, which is famous for unregulated burning of diesel fuel in many different capacities, notably autos and mass transit.
If you do not care about the atmosphere or water (due to what's known as 'run-off', coal should be the fuel of choice for all energy needs.
DACOUNTRYBOY, as you show your lack of ability to keep up with the times, modern steel production isn't done with coal. Again, read a book. V&M uses electronic diode furnaces as well as most modern factories. Even China don't want old coal burning factories most newer factories are run on natural gas. They do however have many electric generation plants that use coal. Most of their new and currently being built generation plants are being fitted with natural gas or nuclear technology.
Dagwood, as for your experience with what has occurred with your health care. Blame the health insurance company and your doctors that you are so dedicated to. Most health insurance companies allow any doctor or provider to come to them as a preferred provider. If your beloved doctor don't want to be on that list, it tends to be based on that providers GREED. Having much experience in the connection between providers and insurance companies I see it everyday. It didn't start 5 years ago. It has been going on for as long as I have been doing Pre-Cirtifications for patient care and procedure. (25 years) Ask your doctor to become a preferred provider on your insurance companies list. If he refuses it indicates his greed over concern for his patients. You also have the right to pay out of pocket for any provider you wish. If your rates have increased as you say ?00% maybe you should do a little shopping. My employers rates have dropped, my coverage has remained the same my contribution has become less as I pay a percentage. It appears all your intellect based on your own opinion, yet your statements tell us your not all that bright.
Obama don't need my rescue. He needs people to quit with party line politics. Like the republicans if we attack based on standing the line even when it is nonsense it hurts the nation. Many things the democrats do I disagree with. I have many guns and a CCW, I believe in the death penalty, I believe in privacy, I believe that government on all levels have become wasters of of our tax dollars, I believe and allowing everybody that is willing to do the work to obtain an education should be afforded the opportunity, I believe all that live in this country should have access to health care without my rates paying a person that has the ability to pay should have access to a policy they can afford without being gouged. We are one of the richest countries on the planet and we help countries that their people hate us, we give money to business' that brag of making billions a qt, we subsidize business that take jobs to other countries, all with tax dollars while denying our people basic services. These aren't policies that are in anybody's best interest other than special interests. Paying farmers to not farm, food-stamps are farm aid, political parties spending more on elections than subsidies for our citizens for a decade. I will say it again, this isn't a political issue, it's common sense and neither side is all right or all wrong. READ A BOOK.
At any rate this article was about the good work being done in our area. If you don't benefit from it, remember a lot of people don't benefit from your work either. This was good for area in terms that others with ideas that require some of this technology may consider our area to move their business here. Although if they read the comment section of the paper they probably wouldn't as just to much whining takes place here.
Most Obama supporters along with Obama have one thing in common and that isn't brilliance. That electronic diode furnace is only good for melting scap metal. Making steel from iron ore involves a blast furnace which uses coke , a product of coal. We are shipping scrap metal to China in record amounts. When the supply of scrap metal gets scarce our only option will be to buy finished products from China. Obama is liberating our masses from working in record numbers.
Finally someone gets it. Billdog with posts 13 and 14. Brilliant.
Eivo. You said on another article there's no way you would watch the SOTU Address so once again, everything you write about it is cut and pasted from other sources and should be ignored. You should at least be an adult and give source credit for the ideas you are stealing since you are incapable of holding an original thought. BTW, the whole "the liar" thing is really getting old. Please come up with another derogoratory term. Just cut and paste one from Drudge like you do everything else.
Name-calling would be the LEAST of eivo's problems in terms of constructing logical progressions or debating particular points.
As is the case with most idealogues, eivo is seldom burdened with providing facts; invective and abuse are much easier.
That is, if you have read one of his posts, you have read them all.
DACOUNTRYBOY that is what your free and open global market has created. When we allow our own business to trade with countries that utilize government funded labor in private industry (Communism) capitalism suffers. You can't think beyond your own hate.
Most of the steel produced in this country is done in mills that use electricity or natural gas for energy as most of the feedstock is recycled steel. Very little coal in this country is converted into coke for iron ore smelting. Over 90% of the coal mined is used for the production of electricity. It is the most efficient and cost-effective source of energy for electricity generation and the US EPA is killing the coal industry. It cannot be denied and it is ludicrous as we are sitting on a couple of hundred years worth of coal that can be cleanly and safely burned. The fourth branch of government, the executive departments, are stifling American industry and livelihoods with their over-regulation.
Barry Soetoro is hardly an inspiring man. He keeps wanting to make everyone out in America as a victim, especially of the evil, rich, white republican males that lord over everyone. He believes the individual can only make it with the assistance of others. "You didn't build that!" He is a typical community agitator, straight out of the Saul Alinsky handbook. I heard only snippets of his diatribe when I flipped over during commercials while watching Modern Family on USA. (funnier than Barry and far less tragic, IMHO), But, I did hear him claim that the US economy has been growing for the last four years! If this is true, then why do we need to keep extending unemployment benefits for 99 weeks? He has lied about having the most transparent presidency, he lied about healthcare, he lied about Gitmo, he lied about spying on US citizens, he lied about Benghazi. If this guy was Pinnochio, his nose would be longer than slick Willy's taliwacker in a room full of WH interns in blue dresses. He is out of ideas and I just hope the US will survive until he leaves office.


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The life and travels of an American expat in KL: exploring the world one international posting at a time.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Navigating Malaysian toilets
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This post had me laughing although Asian "squat style" toilets are definitely not a laughing matter the first time you see them.ReplyDelete
I studied abroad in Seoul, South Korea and still shudder about the Asian WCs I came across.
Did they have western toilets in Seoul too or were they all Asian style? I have nightmares about going somewhere on a holiday and being stuck without other options.ReplyDelete
I just found your blog. Would you believe that I blogged about Malaysian toilets, too, just a few weeks ago? I suppose it kind of stands out as one of the surprising things you discover when you come here.ReplyDelete
Ha! It must definitely be on the top of culture shock issues. Also, after reading your post I'm off to Google how exactly I'm supposed to use a squat toilet because I don't think I've done it right on the rare occasions I've needed to use them.ReplyDelete
Despite Googling it, I still didn't quite get it. My friend explained it to me (while we were hanging out in a middle school bathroom of all places). The key is to roll your pants up to the knee (before entering stall), and only pull your waistband down to just above the knee. Then do a deep squat.ReplyDelete
I don't think I have that kind of coordination.ReplyDelete
When I went to China a few years ago - I had the same culture shock. However, in Yunnan, Western toilets were never to found in public places. And even more unfortunate, I didn't pack skirts, and I could not master the technique... I ended up stripping my pants completely off every time I had to go... which was even more awkward in the restrooms that didn't have doors on the stalls.ReplyDelete
Loving your blog - just started reading through your posts. So proud of you and your adventures!
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Yes Dr. Paul...now or never... President Paul???
Step up now or go to your grave with it hanging over your head!
Now or never... you have it in the bag whatever anyone says!
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Rand Paul endorsing Romney was not a 'worthy sacrifice'. It was pathetic. Ron Paul fought the last years of his life to stop the corrupt federal government and their banking and military backers from fucking over innocent average people. Mitt Romney is funded mostly by banks, they are the top 9/10 of his donors, and those are just the ones he has to admit publicly by law.
Rand has no balls, he is lucky to have been sent into this world via Ron Paul's balls or he would have no success at all!
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The liberty party helped abolish slavery in the 19th century. The free soil party helped keep western states free and also led to slavery being abolished. The greenback party was partly responsible for establishing paper money. The populists helped get rid of the gold standard. The prohibition party led to... prohibition. The progressive party got woodrow wilson elected. The reform party got clinton elected.
The libertarian party is now opening peoples minds to govt/bank/military corruption.
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Presidents Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln, and John F. Kennedy took their battle against the banks.
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Another worthless being
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HAHA your confused??
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If the Federal Reserve were audited it would just expose what most people know - that it's bankrupt.
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Missouri Senator Roy Blunt and Missouri Representative Blaine Luetkemeyer both claim to support Audit the Fed.
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If you would like to create a savings account, let me give you some solid advice "swiss bank account". The united states has nothing to offer that comes even close.
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Since the 4th of July tag of "Independence Day" is no longer valid for USA — choose the best title from below.
Here are some apropos: Oppression Day; Big Brother Day; Salute the Monkey Day; Bilderbergs Day; Last 4th of July Day; April Fools Day 2.0; Salmon Swimming Upstream Day; Salute the Monkey Day; Illegals Independence Day; 2012 End of the USA Day; Ostrich Day; Salute the Monkey Day; NWO Day….
Feel free to chose any of the above, or come up with your own.
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Let's just rename it to DEpendance day to celibrate all the "free stuff" the government gives us.
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Scott R --- good one!
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Ron Paul do nothing. He talks and no body really listens. Most of the things he talks about, there have been many, many Good Americans who have written books about it, and even tried to weak each other up all the way back to the 60's. If you really want to know what a polotishen is about. NEVER LISTEN TO WHAT THEY SAY, LOOK AT WHAT THEY DO.....WAKE UP!!
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just another retarded creationist who has no problem with the religious indoctrination of children.
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From what I understand, the U.S. House of Representatives Oversight and Government Reform Committee unanimously passed Ron Paul's latest "Audit the Fed" bill, H.R. 459.
Therefore, no congressman is against it.
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French Canadian --- incorrect.
The committee passed the bill (unanimously I believe) to be submitted on the floor for Congress to vote on it in late July.
Phoenix is right --- having a list of the Congressmen that might vote NO is very important! To know who the enemies of the people might be, and to let them hear from us!
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RACIST for criticizing Obama.
TERRORIST if your not with Bush.
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TRUTH-ER for asking unanswered questions.
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CONSPIRACY THEORIST for presenting documented facts.
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ANTI-AMERICAN for supporting Constitutionalists like Dr. Ron Paul.
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You are a damn troll.
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Anyone know of a list of the Congressmen that may be against this bill so we can make sure they hear from us?!
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You sir, are a communist.
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Sometimes, it even repeats the exact same actions, but with better results. How ironic huh?
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Another athletic QB with the ability to run won a super bowl. I was told by people in the NFL Playoffs thread that a QB with that skill set is unable to win the Super Bowl.
Another athletic QB with the ability to run won a super bowl. I was told by people in the NFL Playoffs thread that a QB with that skill set is unable to win the Super Bowl.
But I will play along.
Manning has 1,866 more attempts
1354 more completions
132 more TDs
15,8158 more yards
And a passer rating of 97.2
Here is the kicker. Postseason QB ratings?
Brady 87.5
Manning 89.2
Manning has lost 5 games where he posted a QB rating of 88 or above.
Brady has only lost 3 over 88.90
Manning has won 2 games where he posted a QB rating of 76.0 or under
Brady has won 6 games where he posted 76.0 and under
Kingspoint (02-03-2014)
Hillsdale87 (02-03-2014)
On that note: We had better enjoy watching Brady and Manning (of whom I considers as equals) while we can, because I do not see another of their ilk on the immediate horizon, as even your pocket passers today possess scrambling/improvisational skills.
"I have just been more than a little suspect of all the trades since the Willy (Scott Williamson) cash grab. That one left such a bad taste in my mouth that even a 1985 Dom Pérignon couldn't cleanse it." -- Creek14
Revering4Blue (02-03-2014)
One poster already tried to state the obvious to you, and you, in a very silly way, dismissed it. Any Receiver is going to be head-and-shoulders better in his 3rd and 4th seasons over his 1st and 2nd seasons. When you break it down individually to the likes of Julius Thomas (basketball player with uber talent from small-school Portland State needs multiple seasons to develop), Decker (normal progression for a Receiver), and Demaryius Thomas (came into the league lacking fundamentals, but considered the most talented Receiver in his draft, making his first two seasons behind the curve before showing signs of explosion in his second season), the breakouts for all three players were going to occur no matter who they had at Quarterback. They wouldn't have been as dramatic, but they still would have been breakout seasons with very good results, especially Demaryius Thomas, who would have likely had an equal number of receptions, yards, and TD's with any other QB as most other QB's would not have thrown to as many targets (Peyton's greatness).
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You honestly look at a 2nd year WR with 641 yards and 8 TDs with Kyle Orton and Tim Tebow at QB as a nobody? Come on man, step back for a minute and realize the guy has talent wherever he goes. It looks like Decker is going to sign elsewhere as a FA, so we will see how he performs. Maybe he will sign with the Patriots.
IMO, designed runs are safer than simply taking off and running. That stated, a QB that is a major threat to run may force an opposing team to eschew man defense; you don't want your DBs running down-field with their backs to a QB who has taken off and is heading down-field.
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Played the first round of the year! Felt good!
And got my new Mizuno Aerolite bag! yay!
Played the first round of the year! Felt good!
And got my new Mizuno Aerolite bag! yay!
Talked to Alex at SeeMore. They got my putter in already and should have it in the mail tomorrow.
Callaway - 815 Alpha 11.0 - Matrix Reign Black G-60B/G-70T [Review Shafts]
Callaway - Bertha Mini 1.5 15.0 - Kuro Kage TiNi 60
Callaway - XR 25.0 - UST Mamiya iROD
Ben Hogan- FW15 24/28/32/36/40/44 (3i-9i) - KBS Tour V [Review Clubs]
Ben Hogan- TK15 48/52/56/60- KBS Tour V [Review Clubs]
Odyssey - Works "Big T" V-Line CS - 350g
CAPTAIN of in the #Grandaddy3 VS the #ZooCrew
Played 18 with my boss's.
Played 18 and then cleaned my clubs for tomorrow's AC THP outing.
SpoilerWhat's in my Morgan Cup Staff Bag:
588 Custom 10.5* Kusala Silver
588 3W/5W Kusala Silver
588 4H C Kua
588 MT 6I, CG16 Tour T Stamp 6-PW Tour
588 RTX Raw Tour Grind CB 50*, 588 RTX 2.0 MB 54*/58* Tour
Smart Square
Z Star Tour Yellow
Watched some instructional videos
In my Cart Bag
Driver: i20 9.5
Woods: Mashie 3W
Hybrids: Mashie + 3 RBZ 4
Irons: R11 6-PW
Wedges:MP T-11 52* CG15 58*
Putter: Newport 2
Balls: E6, Pro V1x
Played 27 holes at Laurentide...as a member.
In my LEFTY Black bag on my Red Axlgo FlipNGo push cart:
Driver Classic XL 10.5
FW Speedline Super LS XTD 3W
Irons 714 AP1 3-GW
Wedges Forged Satin 52 588 Forged Black Pearl 56
All w/JumboMax SM
Putter Si1 w/ Ultra Slim 1.0
Ball B330-S
GPS Watch Approach S2
Twitter: @daabiistyle #idlenomore
Played 18 w/my uncle and my Bridgestone visor came in!
In my 2014 #Grandaddy bag:
BB 815 driver
BB Mini 1.5
X2 Hot 3h
XR 4h, 5h
XR Pros w/Matrix F15's 6-AW
MD PM grind 60*
Cure RX3 putter
Chipped in my backyard a little this evening. I was pleased that I was doing pretty well, not breaking my wrists at all, and making really good consistent contact. Also putted on my Birdie Ball putting green earlier in the day for a few minutes. Wanna get on the course and try chipping and putting soon. Maybe play up/down for par and see how I do since I can't take full swings yet.
YONEX i-Ezone Driver 10º
X2 Hot 3 Wood 15º
X2 Hot Hybrids
i20 Irons
588 RTX 2.0 Wedges
Nead BiTi Mallet Putter
My Sirxon ZStars (yellow) came from Amazon today. Pretty excited about these.
SLDR Mini Driver 14*
SLDR TP 3h
SLDR TP 5h
SLDR Irons 5-AW
Tour Preferred 54* / 58* w/ ATV Grind
90 minute lesson, then hit 200 balls, 1 hour of chipping, another hour with my new SeeMore FGP.
Driver: R1 Black 10* (Fujikura Motore Speeder VS 6.3 TS)
Fairway: Anser 14.5* (PING TFC 800F Stiff)
Hybrid: 913H 19* (Mitsubishi Diamana S+ 82g)
Irons: JPX 800 Pro 3-PW (DG S300)
Wedges: VR Pro Forged 54 & 58DS (DG S400)
Putter: Tank 2-Ball Versa 38"
Ball: Z-Star XV
Twitter: @jayb904
Put secret grips on the rest of my clubs. Definitely going to be posting a review soon.
Driver: X Hot 10.5*
Fairways: CG Black 16*
Hybrids: Covert Tour 21*
Irons: I25 4-PW
Wedges: Copper Forged 52, 56, 60
Putter: B1 Custom
Ball: B330-S
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Played 18 and met the new owner of our course today (Today was the first official day of new ownership). I actually worked for him 3 years ago at another course he owns.
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Callaway Razr Fit 9.5° Driver, 3-wood and 5-wood
Cleveland HB3 3-6 hyrons
Adams a12OS 7-PW irons
TaylorMade Tour Preferred CB AW iron
Callaway Dark Chrome Forged 54° wedge
Odyssey Metal X #7 putter
Titleist Velocity ball
Golflogix-8 GPS | Bushnell Yardage Pro 1000
Still using the Greensaver divot repair tool.
Forever using the Serola Sacroiliac Belt.
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I'm trying to arrive at an ideal combination of tires and rims for launching my `11 RCSB 2WD Hemi ST. Curiously, the factory 17 X 7 steel rim weight seems very elusive--I've read numbers from 23 to 33 pounds each. Does anyone know with certainty?
To the point, I have a K&N CAI and 14" straight-through muffler. I plan on 4.10 factory LSD gears, Y-pipe, removal of trailer hitch/spare tire/tailgate plus an Edge 2800 stall TC (it is also my daily driver). My truck is lowered 2" in the rear. I would like to use M&H 275/50R17 drag radials that are 28" tall (stock height is 31.6"). M&H specifies a 9" rim for that tire. I have found several 17 X 9 Ultra wheels that weigh between 24 and 25 pounds that are "supposed" to fit. I am thinking about using General Grabber UHP 275/55R17 up front (and on the rear for the street).
Since a tuner is not yet available (and might never be), I intend to have some 1/4-mile fun with the stock engine but...the truck must hook. I want 60' times under 1.8 seconds. Otherwise, there is scant motivation for me to proceed. I haven't spent much money on these plans...yet. So I have to ask you experienced guys, will these mods achieve my goals? Your input will be greatly appreciated before I make an expensive mistake! :Hey:
SST 17x9 are around 24-25 lbs. You can run Offroad alloy or Durango alloys which are also around 25lbs but only 17x8 but you can prob use your M&H just fine with them.
Some folks screw in Hoosier 28x10 17 to the 17x8 oem alloys.
I run Toyos 275/55/17 (17x9 XD Addict Alloys) on the front and 305/45/18 Nitto Nt555r Drag Radials (18x9 XD Addict Alloys) in the rear for 10 months of the year.
I use to have a set of screwed in slicks but sold them since i had lost interest of doing track times.
chefred uses Procomp rears and is running 12's not sure what his 60ft is.
Sounds like a good plan,
The only possible issue I see is without correcting your tire size/speedometer with a tuner,
you may hit the governor (105mph) before the end of the quarter and fall on your face well short of the traps.
at about the 1000' mark you'll be moving around 90 MPH, but your speedo will register 105 mph and the governor will retard your the throttle.
(about 10% smaller tire = speedo reading about 10% too fast)
I have a similar list of mods on my 10' RCSB 4x4 (about 300 pounds heavier than a 2wd rcsb)
and get 13.8's @98 MPH, 60' times are 1.8's (with a tune) but only an open diff with shitty 3.55's, DA here is usually over 2500'
only weight reduction was the spare removed. (tailgate and bakflip tonneau still on)
I run M/T 295/45R17 ET Street DR's on all 4 corners and often use 4WD auto for a full throttle launch since I added the Street Edge 2800 stall TC.
in ideal conditions with good track prep, a fresh layer of traction promoter I can still hook in 2WD.
Total weight for tire and wheel combo(17"x9" Moto Metal alum wheel) = around 60lbs ea.
that's about 30 pounds lighter than my 305/50 Terra Grappler's on stock 20's I use for the street.
(truck is a half second slower on my street tires) effective gear ratio goes from 3.55 to 4.30:1 when I swap to my M/T's
Tires measure about 11" wide x 27" tall mounted. DOT legal so I can swap them at home and drive them to the track.
If I had a rear locker or limited slip and 4.10's I bet I could hit 1.7's for a 60 footer in 2WD. current best 60' is 1.870
Nice to see you posting again :)
Get'n rev'd up for race season again after a LONG Winter hibernation.
Track re-opens end of April
and with any luck the evening air will still be cold enough to get our DA down.
You are right! Getting 17's will need a tuner to compensate for the 105 mph guvna. SUCKS...I want the same set up u have BlackRamHemi.
Thinking I will put some DR's on my stock 20x9's and get a set of SRT 22X10's for my daily set up till a tuner comes out.
I am currently doing 2.3 60ft's at 15.01 in the 1/4 at 2600 feet above sea level with just a cherry bomb muffler and K&N drop in ; )
Edit: actually 3600 ft. above sea level
I was not aware of the governor/tuner issue. Thanks for the heads-up on that and all other informative replies. A temporary solution for me (until tuner availability) might be to run our local 1/8 mile track instead of our 1/4 mile track...heh heh!
There are a couple of cocky eco-boost pilots around here whose personalities could benefit from some therapeutic humility. Being compassionate toward my fellow man, I am willing to render that therapy to them...a la 5.7 Hemi. :D
Last Fall there was an ext cab eco douche talking up his ride at the track,
I kept trying to line up with him but he would always jump to a different lane to get away from me :D
(we usually have have 4 or 5 lanes that merge into 2)
He was running low to mid 15's and wanted nothing to do with me when he saw me pulling high 13's,
even my buddy with a 10' QC 4x4 Hemi (on stock 20's running 14's) couldn't get him to bite.
He swore he'd be back with upgraded turbo's/tuning next time out, I sure hope so, I've got some new toys on order too ,
also got a couple SRT8 Jeeps to teach a lesson too (again) this year Cant Wait to get Back!
I have to spray to get 1.7 60's, I need a tq verter to get 1.8's (and I'm modded heavily)... i think your first goal is to get sub 2.0 60's , dr's, tq verter definitely helps but since you don't have a tuner it will be difficult altho the 4th gens are pretty quick...
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35 year old man | Glen Park, NY, USA | Seeking women 23-40 within 100 miles of Watertown, NY
Let's pretend this isn't awkward
Here goes a laundry list of adjectives that I would use to describe myself on a dating site: adventurous (the all too original self-professed attribute), sarcastic, ambitious, self-aware/reflective, competitive, prideful, over-confident (not always), perceptive, gregarious, logical, affectionate, and loving. Aside from the obligatory list, I am a young man who is a long ways from home (Colorado), hoping to enjoy my stay in upstate New York. I suspect this place would be exponentially better if I was enjoying it with another person. Could it be you? (you have to like the flirty challenge I borrowed from the sample profile)
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing sports , Political interests , Religion/Spiritual , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Volunteering , Watching sports
Auto racing / Motorcross, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Dancing, Football, Golf, Martial arts, Other types of exercise, Skiing, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, Weights / Machines
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I like Cats, Dogs
Some of my favorite places on Oahu are: Shark's Cove, Three Tables, Secret Beach, Electric Beach, From Here to Eternity Beach and Paradise Cove. Aside from Hawaii, I love visiting Colorado.
Regarding music, I listen to just about everything (meaning: metal, hip-hop, Christian, reggae, 80's, rock, pop, etc), except for country and jazz. As for favorite TV shows, I like to watch The Office and Bachelorette (and Bachelor/Bachelor Pad).
I like to exercise, snorkel, kayak, (snow) ski, read, boulder (rock climbing), paintball, and other active sports.
Even though I recently finished Sam Harris' "The End of Faith" and "Letter to a Christian Nation"; John Loftus' "The Christian Delusion"; and Richard Dawkins' "The God Delusion", I'm still binging on atheistic literature.
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|What he is looking for
|5'9" (175cms)
|5'0" (152cms) to 6'0" (182cms)
|Body type:
|Athletic and toned
|Slender, About average, Curvy, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Dark brown
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way
|No preference
|Law enforcement / Security / Military
|No preference
I'm an attorney in the Army (a.k.a. Judge Advocate--somewhat like Kevin Bacon's character in "A Few Good Men", only not as cool).
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Never Married
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|Not sure
|No preference
|White / Caucasian
|Asian, Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, White / Caucasian, Other
|Agnostic, Atheist, Buddhist / Taoist, Christian / Catholic, Christian / LDS, Christian / Protestant, Hindu, Jewish, Spiritual but not religious, Other, Christian / Other
|Graduate degree
|No preference