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September 25, 2013
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September 25, 2013
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We didn't have to check out until noon!
The decor was a little dated and it was a little further from downtown than I would have liked, but it met my expectations.
Frederick from Kyle, TX
August 13, 2013
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August 13, 2013
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The room.
The hotel didn't have my reservation I made on priceline.
Great room! Good price!
Carole from Lawrence, KS
July 16, 2013
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The room was "micro" in a good way. All amenities in a nice tidy space. Hotel staff were friendly & helpful.
Not really. There was an unpleasant odor in the hallway near their mechanical room. I mentioned it to a staff member and they explained a trapped dead bird. You could not smell it in the room at all, and I don't think you could fault the hotel for this.
Comfortable, clean and tidy. Good value & location. I would recommend it and likely will return.
Jennifer from Altamont, KS
June 25, 2013
June 25, 2013
Nice room and friendly staff
The hallway by elevator and elevator is extremely humid and hot.
Verified Hotel Guest from Plain City, UT
May 28, 2013
May 28, 2013
Location was good. Staff was friendly for the most part.
Rooms not real clean. Shower had low water pressure over 4 days. Need king size beds.
Rooms are ok.
Joetta from Decatur, IL
April 17, 2013
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April 17, 2013
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the staff didnt seem as friendly this time as it did last time.
breakfast was taken up early and they ran out of coffee and gravy was cold couple days. other than that...
i will stay here again!
Verified Hotel Guest from Lenexa, KS
April 17, 2013
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April 17, 2013
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Did not have a pool and the room was kind of small.
Gary from Skiatook, OK
January 4, 2013
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January 4, 2013
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Staff very helpful and easy going
The fact I didn't stay there the last time
Great staff ! Very helpful
Priceline Guest from St. George, KS
November 14, 2012
November 14, 2012
It was easy to get to and it was on the way to where we were going.
The kid that checked me in was wearing workout shorts and a t-shirt. Not professionally dressed as I would expect. There were matresses stacked in the emergency stairway that we would have had to use in a fire emergency.
Jim from Kevil, KY
June 8, 2012
Family Traveling with Teens
June 8, 2012
Family Traveling with Teens
Clean, comfortable beds
Breakfast selection somewhat meager
Very quiet, relaxing. It had some luggage carts available. One ice machine in the hotel and it is on the first floor. There was a mini refrigerator and a microwave in our room.
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Well, pardon me for saying so, but it sound ridiculous unless you are entering a contest for the greatest use of fluffy words.
I think ineffable is too strong, and I don't see how inexorable can apply to a debacle, but debacle isn't the right word either. The strain on his wallet didn't lead to a debacle. You could describe the public response to his debauchery without contrition as a debacle.
LOL, barb I'm just trying to incorporate a couple of new vocab words I'm learning into a sentence so I can get some practice.
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Head's up, to all Xbox 360 owners. Microsoft has announced that they are giving select users the chance to preview some of the contents of the upcoming Xbox 360 Dashboard update via the "Xbox 360 System Update Preview Program." According to Major Nelson:
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did u have to wait very long b4 accepted? i filled it out it just said pending then went to my beta account dashboard on miscrosoft
Ryan you might want to update this, with the update from Major Nelson...the beta sign up has closed.
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Re: Re: You do realize..
Did you read the last paragraph of the article or anything beyond my comment about gun control
or after you decided to not read my entire comment beyond the first bit on gun control....
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Nov 21st, 2013 @ 12:07pm
You do realize..
You do realize that most of the theoretical gun laws that would ban them completly are based on asthtetcis of the weapon itself right.
By current military and NATO standards, an assault weapon is a weapon that can switch between semiautomatic and automatic firing modes...that's all it is...the media is responsible for skewing those standards to get ratings and as a result when people see an AR-15...which is only ever a semiautomatic version of a .30 ot 6 with an assault rifle asthetic to it...they all go on as if it were actually an assault weapon just by how the damn thing looks.
The fully automatic firing of weapons in these cases are also severely skewered by mainstream media...in full automatic mode, the M16 assault weapon takes only 4 seconds to empty a 30 round clip...The guns that were fully automatic in any of these cases were modified ILLEGALLY....
Ok so now that gun control is out if the way...I think that the game makes a rather interesting thoughts pop into my head...
First thought is how much more tragic and bloody would the Sandyhook shooting would have been if say a katana were used?
The other point it makes is quite clear...it's not the guns we need to worry about, it's about the person misusing the gun or object to to very bad things that might not be beyond there control. I can tell you that with my own clients that It's hard to predict that kind of behavior or trigger that would indicate someone who is about to shoot a bunch of people through misguided rage. Hell even the TSA hasn't had much success in behavior specialists being able to spot people who rampage like that...the LAX shooting proves the difficulty in it.
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Two words as to why fire alarms are needed in an ice castle..
Grease fire...
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I do reccommend they study children between the ages of 5 through 7. Restricting technology to a time limit might actually be healthy from what I've seen from a few clients of mine.
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Admitting perjury doesn't stop you from being punished for it...
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Nov 15th, 2013 @ 10:54am
While texting and talking is quite rude...it's a general rule that theaters kick out people who do those things by policy...
Yet, the MPAA wants to make sure that if kids do this, theaters should call the police to have them arrested as quickly as possible.
This...this is a clear overreach...I don't think any theater would ever comply to that...
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Man if this doesn't show the TSA's misappropriation of money to the public..I couldn't tell you what would. I watched the report about this on the news and CBS did an entire 48Hours segment on it.
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Oh and yes...that's awesome a website like that got busted..
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Toughest version of Oregon Trail...the Apple IIe version...also, it's the only one where you can write your own epitaphs ;-)
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In a very literal sense...getting the dirt on someone is categoried...deframation is not truthful, but even so, common language of the term indicates deframoatory statements...That website's sole purpose is deframation because of the dirt it recieves from users...Things will always be investigated by the courts to determine defamation..
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Seeing Honeywell Energies Corporation (a coal mining/power company) on both their lists is not surprising considering how heavy handed they both were towards the nuclear power industry.
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I must say that General Dynamics (Designed the F-16 Fughting Falcon), Northrup Grumman, and Lockheed Martin are the least of our worries on that list...but seeing 3Com on that list troubles me to the bone considering how 3Com Corporation is a digital electronics manufacturer best known for its computer network infrastructure products.
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Sort of like the varilium patch Spock gave to Kirk in Star Trek VI...
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So you agree with me a bit at least...
Problem is that the Intelegence Subcommittee was lying to the rest of Congress and keeping it a secret from them...politicians often don't watch the news very much or very rarely read from politically biased sources because there is a fuckton of pressure that can come from the average unnecessary nitpicking some of the major media like CNN, MSNBC, and FoxNews can get to your head..
So the severe disconnect on this case is quite understandable from McCain when you consider how he's not at all happy with how this was handled.
Now...as you can see...just because I did not say "and said NO" does not at all make my statement untrue or "wrong" as you put it...the Oversight Comittee's job is in fact to look into things...so in a literal sense we are both correct :-)
Second...I never specified Manning or Snowden did I? Really the simple idea is that in order to prevent "leaks", the NSA has to be held accountable on illegal things it has done and McCain is seemingly quite livid that it was bad enough of an abuse of power by the NSA and the Intelegence subcommittee to make it necessary for a whistleblower to come out with the truth...Chelsea Manning's case is a whole other ball of wax from Snowden because of the type of intel she leaked...which had nothing to do with the unethical and illegal policies and procedures the NSA had put into place...We know who leaked what type of information..Honestly I would be quite livid too if people who were supposed to say and do something honest weren't doing their jobs of overseeing the NSA's activities to make sure that they did things accordingly with the Constitution..
As for your last pontification about saying it once and again...that is EXACTIY the point McCain is trying to raise.
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John McCain Says That Keith Alexander Should Be Fired... For All The Wrong Reasons
Nov 11th, 2013 @ 10:16am
He blamed lack of oversight of the NSA's activities and basically stated that the whole thing concerning Snowden and others would not be necessary if the Oversight committee and the NSA had been doing their jobs.
McCain: There has not been sufficient congressional oversight, and there has been an absolutely disgraceful sharing of information that never should have taken place. For many years, we had an absolute provision that any classified information, which was going to be shared, is based on need-to-know information. I was a Navy pilot and had Top Secret clearance because I was in a squadron that in case of war with Russia would carry nuclear weapons. But that did not mean that I was privy to everything to do with all of our war plans in case of a nuclear war.
He also states that he knows the meaning of national security a whole hell of a lot better than the NSA does...and what he means by "Low Level" merely indicates security clearances that Snowden and Manning didn't have, but easily gained access...
So to put it short.
1. He's not at all happy about the NSA spying (remember he voted to pass the Smith/Amash Act...)
2. The situation with Snowden as a whistle blower would not have happened if it were not for the lack of oversight to the NSA's activities...
3. He had top secret clearance or better when he was in the US Air Force.....a High Level security clearance.
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AOL has a history of not getting basic concepts of pretty much everything...they missed the idea of a free and open internet by making their own crappy BBS service...then when people opted out, they kept charging them for an extra 2 years of service.
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In short, McCain is basically saying that there are two things that shouldn't have happened...First, the Congrssional Intel. Oversight Committee should have looked into the spying and that the head of that committee needs to be fired...
Second, the NSA is supposed to be using gvt employees, not private contractors, to screen security issues and that if people had been doing what they are supposed to do, the "leaks" wouldn't have to happen.
He basically knows what can and should be classified and his stating his war history says that. Remember this is the same guy that introduced a bill to allow cable packages to be more customizable...
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Reuters | WASHINGTON - Former congressman Jesse Jackson Jr., the son of a civil rights leader and a one-time rising star in Democratic politics, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to misusing about $750,000 in campaign money. Jackson, 47, of Chicago, wept quietly as he entered the plea in US District Court in Washington, where Judge Robert Wilkins accepted the plea. "Guilty, your honor. I misled the American people," Jackson said after the judge asked his plea. Jackson, who dropped out of public view last year and underwent treatment for bipolar disorder, could be sentenced to five years - the maximum allowed by law - under an agreement with prosecutors. Wilkins scheduled sentencing for 28 June. Jackson's father, Jesse Jackson Sr, sat in the front row of a courtroom filled with family, friends and reporters during the hour-long hearing on Wednesday. The former congressman's wife, Sandi, is expected to appear at a separate hearing at 2.30 pm (1930 GMT) and plead guilty to filing false tax returns that did not report the campaign money as income. She is a former member of the Chicago City Council. Born with a name that would be known across the United States because of his father's activism and campaigns for president, Jesse Jackson Jr was once considered among the nation's most promising black politicians. He ran for Congress and won at age 30, serving from 1995 until resigning on 21 November, citing health reasons and acknowledging he was under investigation by the FBI. At the hearing, he expressed regret for living off his political campaign's money for years. "I fully understand the consequences of my actions," he said. Jackson was accused of shipping a $43,350 men's Rolex watch purchased with campaign funds to his Washington address. He also shipped fur capes and parkas purchased with $5,150 in campaign funds to the Beverly Hills home of an unnamed person, the documents said. Jackson disappeared from public view last summer and speculation swirled for weeks about his condition. He said in late June he had taken a leave of absence two weeks earlier for treatment of what was described as exhaustion. He issued a statement on 5 July saying his health problems were more serious and he needed extended in-patient treatment for unspecified "physical and emotional ailments." On 11 July, his physician said the congressman was receiving intensive care for a "mood disorder" and was expected to make a full recovery. The Mayo Clinic announced on 27 July that Jackson had been admitted. Jackson was treated for at least six weeks at Mayo for bipolar disorder, sometimes called manic depression. It is marked by highs and lows of mood, and can be treated by medication and psychological counselling.


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Christmas dining in London
Whether it is a corporate Christmas party in London, or an exquisite Chrismas dinner for the family, The Wyndham Grand in Chelsea harbour has several Christmas dining in London packages to suit all.
Christmas dinner in London doesn't come any grander than our Christmas Day Table d'hôte menu, starting with a glass of champagne and an amuse bouche of wild mushroom cappuccino with truffle oil, followed with such delights as crayfish and prawn tian (starter), roasted free range turkey parcel with fondant potato (mains) and chestnut delice (desert). The Christmas Day lunch will be accompanied with live entertainment and all the trimmings for your children to enjoy. (£99 per person)
If you are looking for a superior corporate Christmas party, you might be interested in our Christmas banqueting packages available throughout December.
With a standard package (which is far from 'standard'), 'Christmas next to the river' or even 'Christmas on the river', banqueting options are available for all tastes. The river packages also come with a DJ and disco and full event management.
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Chelsea Football Club – Possibly Chelsea's most affluent highlight
Chelsea football club was founded in 1905 and has spent most of its life in the upper echelons of the English league. Chelsea was crowned champions of England in 1955 and in recent times the club has been elevated to an elite European football team.
Comprising of some of the world's best players, Chelsea FC is considered decidedly dangerous by the likes of Barcelona, Real Madrid, Juventus, A.C Milan and Manchester United.
Much of the club's real good fortune came when a Russian billionaire, Roman Abramavich bought Chelsea from owner Ken Bates in 2003 for price tag of £140 million. Abramovich didn't stop spending as he set about buying great players, wielding a buying power that even Manchester United could not match. Managers came and went and with the installation of Jose Mourinho success arrived at the club.
Fifty years after Chelsea had first won the League title they won it again in 2005 and then again in 2006. Other trophies quickly followed under different managers, including the coveted European Champions League trophy.
Chelsea is the only British club to have won all three major European trophies. Throw in a smattering of F.A cups, League cups and Charity Shields and it's easy to see why the Chelsea fans have taken to Roman!
As if the success that Chelsea has enjoyed under Ambramovich's ownership wasn't enough the fans are now even more ecstatic as 'The Chosen One' Jose Mourinho returns to the club after his spells with Inter-Milan and Real Madrid.
The Chelsea Pensioners
As you walk through London, in particular Chelsea, you may come across elderly men wearing scarlet uniforms topped with black tricorn hats. Who are these old men flamboyantly and quirkily patrolling the streets of London and what is their history?
Known as the Chelsea Pensioners, this London tradition dates back more than three centuries. Today the Queen honours these individuals, as have many of her predecessors.
It all started in 1682 when King Charles II decided that something must be done for British soldiers who had been wounded in war. Seven years later, King Charles' ideas were re-enforced when William III introduced a pension system for soldiers who had been wounded or had served the country for 20 years.
The Royal Hospital in Chelsea was still being built during the late 1680s but on completion there was a commodity available known as 'in-pensioners and out- pensioners'. Those who were in-pensioners lived inside the Royal Hospital and did not receive any money and the out-pensioners did receive money. In 1703 there were only 53 out-pensioners but by 1815 this figure had risen sharply to 36,757. The reason for the sharp rise was mostly due to a relentless and unforgiving individual from France called Napoleon Bonaparte!
Unbelievably this system ran until 1955 when reform took place and army pensions were no longer distributed from the hospital. The in-pensioners henceforth became commonly known as the Chelsea Pensioners.
Light up your artistic fire at the Kings Place Festival 2013
There are not too many places in London where you can watch a good year's worth of shows in one weekend for a paltry £4.50 per gig! You may be pleased to learn that great entertainment, which is favourable to your wallet, can be found at the Kings Place festival in September.
The Kings Place opened to the public in 2008 and due to its diverse programme soon established itself as a leading cultural European landmark. This dynamic, award-winning building is now considered as being one of London's hubs for dialogue, music, art and food.
Every September the Kings Place hosts a diverse music and arts festival and 2013 promises to be the best one yet!
In fact with poetry, comedy, music and other interesting acts suiting a huge range of tastes, diversity certainly sums up the Kings Place Festival 2013. To wash down a heady day of watching some of the finest poets, comedians, orchestras and musicians, you can refresh yourself by joining in the chocolate tasting and beer tasting events – no, don't worry, not together!
While the arts and the spoken word is fundamentally regarded being an adult's domain, children are heavily catered for ay the Kings Place Festival. From making some great paper flowers from recycled paper at the Craft Closet to exploring the magical world of Debussy with some of the principle players of the Aurora Orchestra, there are plenty of workshops designated for the youngest members of society.
Musician Sasha Siem was identified by the Guardian newspaper as an artist to watch out for this year. Sasha will be playing songs from her debut album 'Most of the boys' on the final day of the Kings Place Festival 2013.
Kensington Palace – Home of baby Prince George Alexander Louis
Kensington Palace has been home to many a royal since the 17th century. Presently it is the official residence of the latest Royal baby, Prince George of Cambridge, plus mum and dad of course!
This stylish palace in the Kensington and Chelsea area of London was also home to Diana Princess of Wales as well as the Queen's sister, Princess Margaret. You can visit the palace and gardens and see for yourself "how the other half lives!"
The Palace was originally known as "Nottingham House" and was bought by King William and Queen Mary from the 2nd Earl of Nottingham for £20,000. King William promptly instructed Sir Christopher Wren to expand and improve the building. This Wren did with his usual visionary aplomb and ever since that time Kensington Palace has been the residency of choice for a long list of Royals.
William and Kate will shortly move up to Princess Margaret's 20-room dwelling along with baby Prince George and Prince Harry will move into the apartment left vacant by the couple.
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WASHINGTON – US Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano and White House Homeland Security Council director John Brennan will travel to the southern border with Mexico on Wednesday, the White House has said.
President Barack Obama has asked Napolitano and Brennan "to make a series of visits to border communities to meet with local officials and residents in the continuing effort to enhance border security in cooperation with Mexico and state and local law enforcement," said White House spokesman Robert Gibbs.
Obama is set to make his first visit as president to Mexico during a Latin American tour beginning April 16 that will also take him to Trinidad and Tobago for the Summit of the Americas.
Napolitano and Attorney General Eric Holder visited Mexico last week as part of discussions on cross-border cooperation on organized crime. Napolitano also visited neighborhoods along the border.
The US government announced last month that it was sending more anti-drug agents to the southwestern United States, cracking down on money laundering, adding more intelligence efforts to disrupt Mexican drug cartel operatives and sending new high-tech equipment to search for illegal drugs.
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D.C. Statehood's Welcome and Host Committee Coalition seeks as many as 700 volunteers, ages 9 to 92, to serve as hosts for MLK memorial events slated for Aug. 24-28.
More than 300,000 people are expected to converge on the nation's capital to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and to participate in the unveiling and dedication ceremonies surrounding the new $120 million bronze statue, located on the National Mall between the Lincoln and Jefferson memorials.
Volunteers will serve as guides to welcome visitors to the District and distribute memorial pamphlets that highlight key historical venues in D.C. that were visited by Dr. King, honor the slain civil rights leader through quotes relevant to the "Dream" about freedom, democracy and equality and connect his dream to the plight of more than 600,000 disenfranchised citizens who live in DC, and who dream of equal footing with all other U.S. citizens, according to a statement issued by D.C. Statehood.
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Just outside Hambry, Roland makes a monstrous discovery: The evil Farson and his Coffin Riders have stolen the awesome weapons of the Old Ones and now have the oil to power them and launch an attack against the Affiliation-a group which counts among its members Roland's father, Stephen Deschain!And, at just the wrong time, the young gunslinger's ka-tet may be splintering, when Cuthbert accuses Roland of cowardice and rides off on his own. Things are going sour in Mid-World, sai. All this plus a six-gun full of extras!
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Another Columbus Day has come and drifted into the shadows of time, but it is quite clear in 2013 that the honoring of Christopher Columbus seems to be much more complicated in recent years as many of the Native American peoples harbor deep resentments regarding the European explorer. Yet recently, Columbus Day has been forced to take a backseat to Native American celebrations initiated as a reaction to celebrating Columbus as a discoverer because they would rather view him as the one who initiated the genocide against the indigenous peoples. Definitely it is more complex today than in 1934 when Franklin Roosevelt declared October 12th a federal holiday to honor Columbus.
Many Native Americans today harbor deep resentments of centuries-old endurance of the White Man as he discovered and encroached upon the lands of the Western Hemisphere, and then decimated and dominated the indigenous peoples during the time of colonization and thereafter. However, although such horrors of cruelty and inhumanity are now well documented, a more complete or thorough understanding of this explosive time in human history is not easily obtained. Nevertheless, those who seek the truth seem to be the ones who eventually come to know it.
Regretfully, it is way too late to change the past and undo the disdainful deeds that transpired between people of long ago. But, as people learn these horrible transgressions from the past, is it wise to only focus on the mistakes of the ancestors? If people in 2013 only carry away hatred and vengeful resentment directed towards one culture or another, has any valuable lesson emerged? Is it possible that people would prefer to believe that the historic meeting between Columbus and the indigenous people of the "New World" could have created a world of human harmony despite such diversity of two peoples from two entirely different worlds? Is not humanity confronting similar issues today?
Questions that arise from this moment in time and how Americans or citizens of the world handle these events today involve the essence of whether regurgitating the painful events of the past can help people today understand the Native Americans any more than could the Spaniards centuries ago; or whether regurgitating the painful events of the past can help us move toward or away from the ideal of world harmony. For far too long in history, misinformation, misinterpretation, manifestation of myths, and much misunderstanding has barred the way to an adequate foundation for respect, cooperation, compassion, and trust among peoples of diverse origins with different cultural ways and traditions.
Sadly, throughout the course of history, events which have brought people together in genuine peaceful coexistence are rare indeed, and to expect that these two fundamentally diverse cultures could have carved out some form of humanitarian harmony is somewhat naïve. Although current history texts regarding this historic encounter often portray an impression that most, if not all, of the island natives were docile and peaceful, this is an incomplete picture. Unfortunately, contemporary revisionists imbued with ideological fervor can manipulate common perceptions and sometimes neglect the reality that a diversity of tribes lived on the Caribbean islands when Columbus arrived.
Unfortunately, even Columbus had such an initial perception. However, he made a journal entry at a later time which countered the "all Indians are peaceful" narrative: "Many of the men I have seen have scars on their bodies and when I made signs to them to find out how this happened, they indicated that people from other nearby islands come to San Salvador to capture them… I believe that people from the mainland come here to take them as slaves…" When people try to neatly lump all of the natives into a single category, it is runs counter to reality. In fact, the name of the region is derived from the Carib Indians.
Just as in European or Asian cultures, the meek and peaceful peoples were often dominated by the ones who took advantage of their docile or humble nature. In the same manner, to arrive at a simplistic conclusion that all the indigenous peoples were all the same is an inaccurate appraisal of the overall situation of the Native American peoples in the Caribbean region at the time Columbus bumped into them. The Caribs were the fierce warrior tribe whom the Taino people identified to Columbus as those responsible for killing his sailors and destroying the settlement at La Navidad. If the Caribs viewed the Europeans as a threat to their own dominion, their demeanor was to fight for the islands.
It is not hard to recognize that the Aztecs in Central America and the Incas in South America, prior to the Spanish domination, had achieved an even greater dominance of the weaker, less organized local peoples in their regions than had the Caribs in the islands. So, if people today can get beyond the current narrative which continues to exhume the ghosts of Spanish Conquistadores and cannibalistic Caribs, it may be possible to get to a deeper common sense question of whether it is possible to generate a mutual respect, compassion, trust, or love toward people who come from such diverse cultures and societies in this day?
The amazing reality is that a partial answer comes from Columbus although unknown to most people in this day. Despite the massacre at La Navidad, Columbus overcame whatever initial anger he had toward the Taino, and appointed a young Spanish friar named Ramón Pané to study and document the Taino customs and religion by living among the native people, observing their way of life and recording what he learned of the people. Fray Ramón Pané actually lived with the Taino native peoples for four years. In about 1498 he completed and presented to Columbus his Relación acerca de las antigüedades de los indios ("An Account of the antiquities of the Indians").
Unfortunately, this original manuscript was lost. But, an incomplete Italian translation written in 1571 has survived. Pané's writings have more recently been reconstructed and re-translated back to Spanish, and edited by the scholar, José Juan Arrom, and subsequently translated to English. Pané's written "Account of the Indians" is more than likely the first known book of research written in a European language in the newly discovered continent. This original account was believed to have contained accurate and unbiased descriptions and quite valuable observations recorded regarding Taino language, music, religion, and the worship of their deities called "zemi."
Pané's work is where those who are genuinely interested can find the earliest European source of information regarding these people. Taino is translated as "good and noble" and actually represents how Columbus experienced them in 1492, but not in 1493. He initially observed that he had encountered a culture that seemed friendly, humble, and peaceful. Ironically, it was not until the 1900s that a more appropriate scholarly approach to the indigenous peoples of the area was initiated, and not until the 1950s that scientists were capable of tracing Carib's unique white-on-red pottery to the Orinoco and Amazon River basins in Northeastern South America to discover their origins.
Sadly, people today do not see the side of Columbus that sought understanding. Again, hate, anger, fear, superstition, and ignorance of a comprehensive picture of a people permits the existence of racism, discrimination, and resentments which poison the heart. Common sense would indicate that a much more positive and productive endeavor would be to focus our lessons to be learned from this turning point in history towards a real understanding of the people involved and of the genuine value of the indigenous peoples. The willingness to open one's heart and mind and be receptive to understanding people who happen to be different from oneself will be a beginning point for human harmony, hatred will not.


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*TOP REVIEWER* cathykl on 11/29/2013 2:34:00 PM more reviews by cathykl
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This caught my eye at the grocery store a few months ago, and it was cheap - on sale for $3.99 for 60 pads (Reg about $5 USD) which has lasted me almost two months. I've been using it almost daily rotating with other AHA products.
This is 2nd only to my other favourite AHA's (Avene Cleanance K & Alpha Hydrox or PC's - which are leave on glycolic acid creams or gels and I do notice a *more* significant difference using them). However - sometimes when I'm in a rush or do not want to use a leave-on lotion/gel product this is perfect because you just swipe them on like toner and then I wait 2 minutes before applying lotion. They are lactic acid based and do sting a slight bit the first few times but only for half a second, they are not as strong as some of the other stuff I use, but still do provide all the typical benefits I see with using AHA's: smoother, softer skin, helps with clogged pores (for me, others prefer BHA) and more even-toned skin. AHA's have also made a HUGE difference in the appearance of my neck, which was dry and dull - now my neck matches the smoothness and glowiness of my face - no flakes, no patchy looking skin.
The only cons for me are the scent and the lemon and orange extracts which tend to make my skin react but I haven't had any problems with this. The scent does tend to linger for a bit, even after it's dried on my skin and I've applied my cream - although it's not extremely unpleasant, sort of fruity/citrus-y but for me, I would prefer no scent or at least something that is mild and fades fast.
Overall this is a great option if you are looking for a chemical exfoliant at a very reasonable price, and each pad is saturated with enough liquid that I can use one to do my face and neck. I would definitely repurchase.
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abigailrw on 9/1/2013 5:34:00 PM more reviews by abigailrw
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Green
Cheap and effective. My skin can't really handle heavy exfoliation--I break out when I try to use BHAs or glycolic acid--but these work perfectly. I use one every night before bed, wait for it to dry, and then apply moisturizer, and my skin has never looked so smooth. Definitely recommended, especially for those with sensitive skin.
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weeble2491 on 8/26/2013 8:47:00 PM more reviews by weeble2491
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
Love this stuff! Its a great, gentle exfoliator that doesn't dry out or irritate my sensitive skin. I've noticed a huge improvement in my skin since I've started using these scrubs. Just one word of caution, the active ingredients in this stuff can make your skin sensitive to the sun, so use them at night to avoid problems.
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snowwgirl on 7/5/2013 6:25:00 AM more reviews by snowwgirl
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Other Eyes: Green
These did basically nothing. Hard to separate each pad off the other , thin, and saw no effect at all.
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*TOP REVIEWER* kellirae on 7/5/2013 3:20:00 AM more reviews by kellirae
Age: 30-35 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Blue
These little pads are amazing. I only use one a day as opposed to two. I have sensitive skin and one a day is perfect for me & have had no problems. I use them after I cleanse my face and then put on my Burst Bee's sensitive face lotion on my acne free areas and then my Clean & Clear Advantage oil absorbing treatment on my chin/jawline. My acne is hormonal and I have been told that break outs around the mouth and chin are indeed hormonal. My skin with this exact system has improved drastically. My daughter just tonight told me how good my skin looks. I haven't heard that in forever!
These are only five dollars for 60 and the pads are very saturated with product. My skin has less flakies and my foundation goes on nice and smooth. These can be hard to find. I looked online and my Target said there was a limited supply. I flew down there and there was one jar left! I swiped them up fast and will def re stock when I find more. Thanks St.Ives for such an amazing product at such an affordable price!!!
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Benjamin5412 on 6/10/2013 12:08:00 AM more reviews by Benjamin5412
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium Eyes: Hazel
This unique chemical exfoliating pad worked amazing for my skin. It contains a few fruit acids in it to deeply exfoliate and cleanse the skin. It is a very refreshing product, I really do love it! It claims to be used twice a day which I follow and my skin feels and looks soft and smooth after each use. I will be continuing to repurchase. It is a really good product, try it out and see what it does for you!
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dididi8318 on 5/30/2013 2:29:00 AM more reviews by dididi8318
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I have been wiping my face with these pads once or twice a day for about a couple of months now and I definitely plan on continuing to do so. They are gentle, but make a difference. It keeps my skin smooth and I personally love the smell. I believe they help me as far as breaking out less and overall they have helped the overall quality of my skin. They do exfoliate as promised. I will probably buy this product as long as they are available.
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*TOP REVIEWER* OSusanna on 5/15/2013 5:50:00 PM more reviews by OSusanna
Age: 36-43 Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Warm Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
This is an elegant and effective product and a great find! Wonderfully priced, these exfoliating pads seem to take care of the little flakies that occur sometimes. After using them, treatments seem to sink in a bit better. The pads are quite thin and a little difficult to get out of the jar but they disperse enough product per use just fine. The smell is not overwhelming and yet still attractive. Overall these are a good buy.
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*TOP REVIEWER* sprite26 on 4/29/2013 9:38:00 AM more reviews by sprite26
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Olive Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
If these little pads are doing anything for my skin, I don't see it. I realize they are gentle, but perhaps they are TOO gentle. I see no difference in my skin when I use these vs. when I don't, disappointing with all the rave reviews. On the plus side, they don't irritate or cause problems for me. I'm just disappointed that they don't seem to do ANYTHING. I much prefer First Aid Beauty Facial Radiance Pads, more expensive but in this case you get what you pay for. I ended up throwing away what I didn't use, it was taking up space.
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*TOP REVIEWER* yoyocanary on 4/23/2013 1:07:00 PM more reviews by yoyocanary
Age: 19-24 Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
I find these not particularly useful/helpful. I noticed little difference in my skin while using them regularly. Also the smell is awful, and it lingers. I made my fiance use them as well, and he liked them for oil control. The smell didn't bother him. I like how thin the pads are, but I dislike that because they're so thin it takes more effort to remove them from the jar. That's not a big deal, just something.
For him they work OK. For me not really at all.
I said I would repurchase because I have, but I don't think I will again.
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I'm currently evaluating Durandal for use in an enterprise ASP.NET MVC application.
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