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seeing as plastic ranges are new in town, are WL going to follow with an plastic army?, finger crossed. would help my finance.
seeing as plastic ranges are new in town, are WL going to follow with an plastic army?, finger crossed. would help my finance.
I personally hope not.. I far prefere white metal figures my self.
I would rather the time/investment/money etc go into finishing and filling out the present white metal lines.
Also for the platoon sized games I play using RoE there are no need for massed ranks or the numbers like the earlier musket era games where large plastic boxes are a real boon. Thats my 2p's worth onit..
I think you miss a major advantage of well made plastic ranges.
For lets say your twelve riflemen, is it not better not to have each group of three of them looking the same.
Also, instead of having all of these little packets of differently equipped troops, usually with a couple of miniatures who are not in your platoon, who also cannot be converted. Why not instead have a box of heavily multi-part troops from which you could really build up a squad, and have a lot of options. This allows for more conversion, more individuality, and is far more cost efficient. I don't see anything bad here. It is also easier to paint, and is harder to chip. Weapons are harder to bend. The list of advantages goes on and on.
I agree,
look at valiant miniatures,
they already do it for 1:72 scale and it works verry well!
Verry nice plastic soldiers too.
28mm plastics WWII…in kitts mentioned as above…i said it before somewhere in this forum…worldwide succes i think!
I'm going to change angle on this; I think everyone here will be aware and familiar with the airfix 1:32 multipose. Now, in that set there's about four massive sprues of dozens upon dozens of parts. This is so all of the men in the squad that it makes up can be equiped with a single option - be it with garands, thompsons,BARs etc. Now, with these weapon options the web equipment varies a fair bit so you need part options for all of them, you need varying field equipment for all of them. And with all these sprues and parts how many men does it produce? Six.
You give a trooper a BAR and he needs the specific belt fot it, it's bigger and bulkier than the garand belt and the straps from the haversack have to attach to the top - at 28mm they will show, the thompson and carbine both use the pistol belt which had three rows of gromit holes it in which will also show in 28mm, the garand will need a bayonet - the only weapon to have one (which, btw, you'll never see in a certain company's 15mm....) which is essential. After that you have the problem that everything has to fit flush with all poses of the figures. you've also got to have a good fit on all weapon web set ups with the canteen, knife, bandage pouch, shovel so they sit realistically and have good adhesive contact.
Personally, I see a better looking range being white metal, one or two piece with preset weapon and equipment set ups with a wide range of poses for the basic rifleman, multiple poses for all the other weapon set ups. It might even be good to have separate heas on those poses as well as variant poses to the same basic sculpt.
Again with the Plastics!
it is inevitable that some one will do the right thing and bring out a beautiful set of plastics. agreed that you will have to sacrifice some historical accurasies (but gaming minis have to be a bit more robust than your Tamia diorama type models, so you dont snap bits off whils playing)
you cant all be so fussy, Eg: as to play a game set in june 1944 and complain that a figure is "whereing a set of bicycle clips which wernt on issue till after july the 7th 1944"
if we all did that an army we game with for OP overlord would be inacrrate for OP Market garden.
and i for one relish the i dear of collecting a whole coy group of plastic WW2 FiGs, then converting another whole Coy group for Weird WW2 Games and then probably again with a whole theamed converted Imperial Guard army!
ok so my misses may go mad, my house will run out of space and it gives me an excuse to colect and paint loads of Tanks. and spend the last vestiges of my sanity painting and Upsetting GW.
but thats just me.
Well, Paris Afar, that is the exact reason why it hasn't been done.
However, these things are solvable. It is harder to make good plastic kits, I agree, but i is not impossible, and well done to whoever manages it first.
A box of plastics doesn't have to have every different camouflage set from different stages. You can make say three boxes per faction, to cover a variety of different theaters, time spots, and forces. As to belts, if the correct chest webbing is done, then there are simple enough solutions to the belt problem. Look at the Perry Brits, and you will see that on the command, where you have the options for coat tails, or not (in our case, M1 Grand belt, and Thomson Sub belt) and you have the back, or sections cut away, so that it will fit on.
There are solutions, but it would take a lot of work, and be very difficult.
The thing is, if someone managed it, the would become very, very rich, and a lot of peole would become very, very happy.
Its not that you can't achieve the realism, its that it just presents some challenges.
Also, if the figs, are in action poses, then there is no reason why, an arm or a belt feed that one happens to be holding obscures a particularly strange three holes in the belt, instead of four, or something of that nature.
It is also justifiable to have some troops wearing earlier war equipment for the later war stages, though obviously the other way round doesn't work. Some soldiers like their equipment, and just because gear was no longer commissioned, didn't mean nasty quarter masters handed out the old stuff first. So we have a little leeway on the issue.
The coat tail situation is very different though. Let's imagine one basic plastic fig, intended for use as any weapon type. In order to do this, the doll would need to have on it a belt molded so the rear end of it sits so it could appear to be either the mid section of an extendable BAR belt or the Garand belt and also the full pistol belt. this would mean that the gromits would likely not be sculpted and the belt would sit somewhere on the waist that could be any. This would also mean that tere would have to be a 'one size fits all' suspender type sculpt that could pass as M-1937 suspenders or the straps from a M-1928 doughboy pack. these traps are not only quite different, the positioning of where the hooks attach varies on all three belts. Basically, the danger in making the bwebbing system look like all of them would result in the looking like none of them, which was the porblem with the Taimay 1:48's and the Airfix !:32's
i've thought about it a lot truth be told and I think if the move is away from metals then the move would have to be towards resin cast miniatures.
A lot of german troops held on to older uniform as a symbol of seniority!, and becuse some times the quality was better. this made units look strikingly jumbled with diferent types of field grey and rank and insignia.
i know that it didnt work with Yanks as when they returned to the front they would be striped and issued compleate new kit. Again veterans would stand out against replacements and returning soldiers from field hospitals or R and R.
fasions dont change, even now young soldiers will go out and buy old kit which they were never issued such as 58 pattern web belts, old yellow tropical trousers and shirts. and old soldiers will reluctently exchange that worn out beret or shirt. Old worn kit gives the impresion that the soldier is a "old sweat" or veteran.
even my last tour of afghanistan i wasnt issued a new clothing pack and had to deploy in worn out and thread bare kit from my previous tour of Iraq, where all the young soldiers had shiny new kit.
sorry for ranting on..
No worries, mate.
the thing about the US in WWII is that they were issued older items until exhaustion so many unit's never saw the M43 jacket because supply for their battalion or sector could supply M41 jackets for everyone either unissued or from the laundry system - even the M43 trousers were kept back from issue ahead of hbt and wool. Items that were manufactured in 1943 never saw light, even in 1945 despite having supply in Europe due to the fact that they still had cratefuls of the older standard to give out first. even the famous US airborne jumpboot was given out ahead of the far more suitable M43 buckle boot - which as you say were begged borrowed and most likely stolen by D-Day veterans when theirs wereruined or lost all the way to the very end of the war for their status.
When the US troops ran up the beach on D-day, half their kit was already out of date and had new spec waiting in stock for them to wear out what they had on. This is why the US can be fairly strictly defined in time in the ETO from their equipment and unifrom, basically web didn't change at all but their jackets did - most of them - as all the older stuff was dished out first.
Imagine it's the start of winter you're in the que for a new green field jacket with four big strong pockets with the ability be used with a pile liner and hood. When you get to the front of the line you get offered a thin day-glow khaki jacket with two small hand pockets - the same as the one you wore in the height of summer. Do you take it?
As a quartermaster, you get rid of the old stuff otherwise once the troops have seen the new standard you'll never be able to get rid of it
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• In spite of the overall adverse economic situation, the Biennial Spanish Machine Tool Fair closed today with better results than expected.
• In line the with machine tool sector data, our country's main industrial event has turned out to be an oasis of activity and new projects.
The 27th BIEMH closes its door today after six intense days during which machine tool and manufacturing technology manufacturers have exhibited their latest advances, in a climate of moderate expectation in accordance with the growth in demand that the sector has registered in the first few months of this year.
The Basque Industry Minister, Bernabé Unda, the Chairman of AFM, Advanced Manufacturing Technologies, José Ignacio Torrecilla and the Chief Executive Officer of the Bilbao Exhibition Centre, José Miguel Corres, have presented this morning the final figures for a fair which for most of the exhibitors has had better commercial results than expected.
In the words of the Chairman of AFM, Advanced Manufacturing Technologies, José Ignacio Torrecilla: "The Biennial has shown that it is a robust fair even in adversity. We wanted to launch a message of commitment and expectation to the industry and it has been received and accepted".
The institutions have shown their support for the sector by visiting the fair during the week. After the opening by the Minister of Industry, José Manuel Soria together with the Basque Government's Minister of Industry, Bernabé Unda, the new products put on show by the manufacturers of advanced manufacturing technologies were visited by the Leaders of the Provincial Councils of Álava, Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa, the Director General of Finance and Competitiveness, the Basque Government's Deputy Ministers for Vocational Training and Universities, representatives of ICEX, CDTI, Adegi, Confebask, and Confemetal, together with members of the Basque Parliament's Industry Commission.


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Mogu se naplatiti različite naknade za dodatnu osobu, ovisno o pravilima objekta.
Prilikom prijave zatražit će se službena identifikacijska isprava s fotografijom i kreditna kartica ili gotovinski polog za slučaj nepredviđenih troškova.
Posebne usluge ovise o dostupnosti u trenutku prijave te mogu uzrokovati dodatne troškove. Posebne usluge nisu zajamčene.
Ovaj hotel ne nudi značajke prilagođene osobama s invalidnošću. Odaberite drugi hotel ako želite rezervirati sobu sa značajkama prilagođenim osobama s invalidnošću.
Rekreacijske aktivnosti navedene u nastavku dostupne su na samoj lokaciji ili u blizini - mogu se primijeniti naknade.
Resort Airline Check-In Service allows guests to check luggage and receive boarding passes at the hotel. This service accepts one bag per passenger on JetBlue. Guests wishing to check multiple bags on JetBlue or any bags on AirTran, Alaska, American, Continental, Delta, Northwest, United, or US Airways must call 407-284-1231 (5 AM - 11 PM) to pay luggage fees prior to check-in, or guests can check bags at the airport. Guests must pre-book Disney's Magical Express, a complimentary transfer from the Orlando airport to the hotel. Visit www.disneysmagicalexpress.com/USA for registration. This service picks up and delivers luggage directly to guestrooms for those arriving between 5 AM - 10 PM. Guests must claim their own bags after hours.
Mogu se naplatiti različite naknade za dodatnu osobu, ovisno o pravilima objekta.
Prilikom prijave zatražit će se službena identifikacijska isprava s fotografijom i kreditna kartica ili gotovinski polog za slučaj nepredviđenih troškova.
Posebne usluge ovise o dostupnosti u trenutku prijave te mogu uzrokovati dodatne troškove. Posebne usluge nisu zajamčene.
This area encompasses the bulk of the Walt Disney World® Resort, including futuristic Epcot®, Disney's Animal Kingdom® Theme Park, Disney-MGM Studios®, and the Magic Kingdom® Park. In a place rife with photo ops, Cinderella's storybook castle is among the most photographed. The Disney-branded hotels here cater to economy and luxury budgets.
pogledajte sve hotele za: Lake Buena Vista"Amazing ,Fun Weekend"
The Cabins are awesome, full kitchen, deck with BBQ grill and picnic benches. Very quiet and wooded where we were at. This was my best Disney stay ever and have been passholder for over 15 years. Can't wai to go back to campgrounds, there is so much to do !!Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Nice location and Ambiance. Highly Reccommended"
Just stayed there for 5 days. The resort location is perfect, just a boat ride away from Magic Kingdom. Keep in mind this resort is BIG. But they have internal transportation to go to the front desk (Outpost), Swimming Pool (Meadows trading center) and to the Marina (where you will get the boat to Magic Kingdom). Transportation is very good, never waited […] for more than 10 mins for the bus. But the timing may vary in peak season and the buses can be crowded too in peak season. There are Golf Cart available for rent, which will make your commute inside the resort a breeze. The golf cart rental is $60 per day (Expensive..... but its Disney). They have Movies, Dance shows and Mickeys Bar-be-que inside the resort so plenty of things to get your kids entertained. So in all it was pleasant stay. Pročitajte višeAutentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Cabins are a Disney Must-Do"
Everything was great we stay here every year and its always a pleasant visit, rooms are a little dusty but perfect otherwise. We did discover that the only way to the Magic Kingdom is by boat from the campground. Its not convenient when it is lightning.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Convenient way for first time Campers."
Very clean and very good service. We were surprise how bus service are very fast. Very convenient. We were able to come back for a lunch and to cool off the afternoon heat from Disney Hollywood and back again in the afternoon to enjoy the rest of the afternoon until late night to see Fantasmic! Kids are already missing the Wilderness Cabin.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Disappointed and overcharged"
I have been to Disney 21 times, however after this latest stay I will not ever go back. A complete waste of my hard earned money.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"A few too many problems - not so magical."
"Please tell us whether you would recommend this hotel: Maybe - it depends on what you are looking for. We reserved two cabins; they could only find one reservation, even though we had both confirmations. This took over an hour to straighten out at check-in.They then sent us to one cabin that was under renovation and not available, so we had to go back […] and spend another 30 minutes getting another cabin. Upon returning to Fort Wilderness after going out somewhere, we went to the "returning guest" lane and used the room key to pass the automatic gate. Then you have to pass through another check point behind the registration center. At least three times we pulled up, there was a long delay, or no one present, so we had to turn around and drive around the registration center to get back in to the camp ground. Our unit was the first one on the right entering our section - but because the circular drive is one way, we had to turn left and drive all the way around a very long circle. There is a decent flat screen TV in each cabin, but programming is minimal. Not even ESPN! There is no parking inside the camp ground, except at your unit. You must ride a bus everywhere, or rent a golf cart (or walk). It is not real convenient or comfortable, not for everybody. If the situation is right for you it would be better than some of the on-site hotels but it is very expensive for a mobile home/RV park. Pročitajte višeAutentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Space for large family"
Easy to get to. Excellent transportation. Pools available. Cooking in your room. Internet access.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"On Disney grounds. Transportation easy and fast."
We love the cabins at fort wilderness. The restaurant is very good. The rental of golf carts makes it easy to come and go whenever you wish.. The wilderness surrounding the area is home to deer you see when traveling around in the golf cart. We also watched the armadillo having breakfast. Beds are very comfortable.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Faux Camping! So fun!"
Absolutely LOVED the cabins! Kids say they never want to stay anywhere else again!!! Will definitely be back!Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"aunt ,niece,greatniece get together"
we had great weather not to many people at the parks. the cabins were great.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Excellent experience"
Unforgettable best trip ever for my son's birthday celebration!!!!Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
We have been coming to fort wilderness for 6 years now and alwaysbhavebhad a great experience there! So grateful we got a good deal through hotels.com to make it possible for us to keep coming back !Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Better than a Hotel"
Disney Campground is a great set up to help save a little on food. We rented a cabin(disquised trailer) which all come with a kitchen. We eat breakfast and lunch there and splurge on dinner. Campground trailers are well insulated so you won't here your neighbors. They come with a porch with picnic table and outside grill if needed. We were located a […] mere 200' from one of the pools and bus stop. Pools here are much more basic than the hotel pools so don't expect much, although at least one has the slide like in the promo photos online. The kids like the ferry boat ride to The Contemporary and then monorail to Magic Kingdom. Quite a few people rent the golf carts at $60 a day to putter around the expansive grounds. Another not so well known benefit is free parking at the Disney parks if you stay at this resort. I assume that applies to all but we just stay here. Pročitajte višeAutentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Great for families"
Went with about 25 families and location was set up perfectly to allow kids to play and adults visit. Boat show and fireworks were cool, family movie and s'mores nights, the place was a hit with all!Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Good set up for our family"
The room worked well for us with 3 adults and a child. Housekeeping left different towel animals every day and the bus service worked well. We liked being away from the crowds at the parks after a busy day.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"kids loved it, I didn't"
We filled it to capacity with 2 kids, a teen, ourselves, and my MIL. It was fine for a few days. The kids LOVED it. L-O-V-E-D it. I am not a fan of public transportation, and found walking a short distance to a bus stop, taking transfers, and then taking ferries to get anywhere, annoying. Also, restaurants with warm food and tea were too far away (walking, […] buses, limited hours). I preferred pop century where a short walk brought me to a quick-style restaurant/deli/lobby open early and late with a bus stop just outside. The kids LOVED the pool and splash area, but had to wait for the staff to open it at 10, by which time we wanted to be elsewhere. Also had to wait for staff to turn on the pool heater, so cool water was a drawback. And, it was too far away for my MIL to walk comfortably, so she walked the shorter hike to the bus stop and took a transfer. Three bus lines inside confused me (I'm from the country, ma'am). When I found myself scrubbing a breakfast skillet and taking time from my vacation while wasting the tiny bit of sunshine during our rainy stay, I realized I would never stay in the cabins again. If you don't mind 5-10 min hikes to get anywhere, lots of buses, and squeezing into a small cabin, this is nice. LOTS of ppl, cabins close together, but more private than in a hotel room. If it were again the cheapest option, I'd take it. If there were other options? Nah. Pročitajte višeAutentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Excellent for the entire family"
Like always, it was an amazing experience staying at Fort Wilderness. Every day there is something different to do. If you run out of ideas, take the bus or the boat and visit any Disney Resort. I have a 1year old and a 5year old, plus I took my niece and a friend who are 10 and 11. There is something for everybody. A must see!Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Great stay for families"
The resort feels like you are no longer in florida, with the exception that you are a 5 minute boat ride to the main entrance of the Magic Kingdom. The kids loved the marshmallow roast and sing a long with chip and Dale. They also thought driving in a golf cart was a lot of fun, and I would highly recommend getting one because the resort is expansive. […] The cabins were a perfect size and were very clean. Our favorite place so far! Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Great place to stay!"
The cabins are perfect if you love privacy and nature. Very quiet. The bus service is excellent. Pool was very clean. Staying here was like getting two vacations in one.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
Kitchen was FILTHY, pot holders had food encrusted, plates were dusty when I pulled them out of the cupboard, utensil holder in drawer was dirty, the side of the refridgerator was rusted and the bottom of the dishwasher was rusted. One of the cupboards had plywood (unpainted) as the top that could be seen from the inside. The bathroom had an inch of […] dust around the top of the shower backsplash, the corners of the bathroom floor had dirt and the bathroom mirror frame was covered in dust. Very dark, they need to install higher wattage bulbs in the lighting. I realize this is not a deluxe resort, however we did expect it to be clean. Cabin # 2315 on Shawnee Bend, Fort Wilderness Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
Very nice hotel, I didn't like the bed and the sheets, they were really old and cheap. Didn't like also that you have to get two buses to go to the parks, specially when you have children with stroller. Everything else was really nice.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"wonderful experience for family with small childre"
perfect accommadations for grandparents, mother and 2 small boys.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Great getaway for any one loving the outdoors"
Our Disney Fort Wilderness Cabins were wonderful. The looks, the rustic decor, a fully equipped kitchen. The pictures on the website are exactally like the actual Cabin. The beds were very comfortable and suited our family. We took our Grandchildren who are 5 & 7 for their Christmas gift for this year. The campground was decorated for the holidays and […] many families staying there decorated their space also. Our experience start to finish was awesome to say the least and the transportation within the campground was perfect. We would highly recommend it for a wonderful family fun filled time to be together. Pročitajte višeAutentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Great for famolies"
Was sceptical, but an awesome place for families. Breakfast comfortably in cabin is a huge plus!Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Great family hotel"
Great hotel to have fun with the family. I wouldn't recommend more than one family to a room due to only one bathroom.Great staff and close to all Disney activities.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Great family getaway :-)"
Great family place to stay with ample room to roam.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"e.g. "Great hotel for a family""
loved the cabins, and the service - great for families who want to get away from the amusement park atmosphere and it's food prices by getting and grilling your own food.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Spacious family experience"
This is a great way to see Disney. So much to do but a full service cabin in the "woods". Much better than camping for my taste. No bugs. Not so wilderness but you can park your car next to the cabin. Bring allergy medicine as cabin is a little older with carpets.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"I miss my Mickey ice cream sandwich already!!"
For a Disney visit this is the best place for a Family of 6 to stay, The cabin has a pull down murphy bed, a bunk bed and a double. Fully equipped kitchen w/ dishwasher. Maid service is daily with tons of soap,shampoo and loads of towels,coffee packets everyday as well. The cabins are starting to show their age though, peeling melamine, worn deck out […] front and some other items but nothing dangerous yet( pay attention Disney and spend some $$ on upkeep). I think this makes it difficult for the maid staff to really give a super cleaning to the room as well. Pools are great, lots of pool activities, other programs have a cost (check their website). General store has w wide assortment of souveniers,food items etc. All in all a very nice visit, cheaper to book through expedia by the way if you are only taking the room(cabin) Pročitajte višeAutentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Camping Disney style"
Staying at Fort Wilderness was awesome! We were on a family reunion and rented 8 cabins. There was so many things to do! Bike, canoes and boat rentals is a must. We rented a golf cart to move around the campground. The pools were great and the activities such as campfire were super entertaining for the kids. The best thing is we had the disney magic […] hours to get in early to the parks. We could visit other Disney hotels and eat in their restaurants, it was like having two vacations at once. It was even comfortable or our one year old. We will definitely return to this resort. If you like the woods, camping and the outdoors we recommend this hotel. Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Cabins are amazing!!"
A lot of fun for the kids and plenty to do!!Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Great cabin accommodation"
We had a fantastic time, the cabins are spacious and well equipped and it is great to have 2 rooms when travelling with little ones. It was brilliant being a 10 minute boat ride away from Magic Kingdom, and getting around the resort was easy (we walked or used the buses). We were in the furthest cabins from the pool/boat dock/ grocery shop and it was […] only a 10 minute walk to the pool and a 20-25 minute walk to the boat. Pročitajte višeAutentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Cabin in the woods"
We checked in quickly and received tons of information by the clerk. Our cabin was clean with a large bathroom and loaded kitchen. It felt private and comfy. Buses were timely and made for quick access to the park.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"A different hotel experience."
Semi-secluded. Large facility. Plenty of activities. A little difficult to get around, but bus service is available.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Great place for families!"
This cabin was a great place to stay as a family! It was clean, the grounds were well kept, and it was relatively easy to get from our cabin to Disney. You ride the inner campus shuttle to the bus stop by the lake, after which there is a little bit of a walk down to the water. From there you take a boat across the lake which drops you off at the front […] gates of Disney. One nice surprise was that they had a pack-n-play with clean Mickey sheets in the bedroom closet which worked well for my one year old. My four year old loved the fact that there was a bunk bed in the bedroom, and I liked that there was a safety rail all around the top bunk. There is a picnic table and charcoal grill on each deck, and a full kitchen. There was a lot of room in the cabin and it felt more like you were coming home than returning to a hotel. If you're looking to buy food the Outposts on the grounds they are a little pricey, but there are so many stores around the area you can shop at. Overall we had a great experience! Pročitajte višeAutentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Fort Wilderness Cabin"
The room was very dirty. I nicely complained but it was still dirty.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Great place to stay"
Great family rental. Stayed in a cabin and look forward to returning in the future. Highly recommend. traveled with 2 kids 7 yrs and 2 1/2 yrs. Plenty to do on site and easy transport to the parks.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Fort Wilderness"
Very roomy with plenty of beds for sleeping. Beds, however, were kind of hard. Staff is very friendly. Cabinets, sinks, dressers, etc. were clean, but room is due for a makeover. Some cabinets were a little beat up and one dresser drawer was broken and only opened with much difficulty.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
The Fort Wilderness cabins are a great way to see Disneyland. I was more than pleasantly surprised at how cozy, comfortable, and well-decorated the cabins are. I would stay there again, in fact, I think it's the way to do Disney...since it includes the campgrounds, pools, hot tub and activities, and convenient busses. I did NOT like having to go through […] the central reservations line for any inquiries I had about my reservation...but that was my only disappointment. Staff at the main desk were very helpful and friendly. Pročitajte višeAutentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
For outdoor lovers, perfect getaway. Lots to do in the campground. You will need a golf cart (extra expense) to get around at your preferred time, as supposed to using bus transportation. Internet access is extra and not included in room rental. Tv did not work that great. Out of 50+ channels, only about 15 were working. Express checkout was great. […] Room service was sub-par; attendant did not return on scheduled time and therefore was not able to service our room (minor issue). Overall, better than average experience. Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"A feel of real Florida Wilderness"
The setting of the log cabins in Fort Wilderness is fantastic, very quiet and peaceful surrounded by trees, it feels like you are really in the wilderness and yet you are so close to the theme parks. The kitchen is excellent, with a large fridge, oven and hob. Perfect if you want to cook your own evening meal for a change from 'theme park food'. The […] resort is huge so the only downside is that you have to catch a bus to get around the resort, including to get to the swimming pool unless you are lucky enough to be in a cabin close to one of the two pools. Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"was better than expected !!!"
family vaction 4 adults and 2 young children was very roomy, loved the fact that there was a deck loved having adult time. Kids loved the bunk bed, kitchen was great. So much to do on the resort it self. Will be back just to stay there!!Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Cozy Clean Cabin"
I read the reviews on this site before booking at Fort Wilderness. I liked that cabins are equipped with kitchens so I wasn't obliged to eat expensive (and according to some reviews) not very good food. (There's enough of that to be had at the Disney Parks). There are pots, pans, silverware but no seasoning etc. The kitchen had clean and new looking […] Fridge(with ice maker) dishwasher . The grounds are beautiful. My twin teenagers and I never used any of the other amenities. We used the cabin as home base...came in late, slept late and went to" the parks". (We rented a car, bought a GPS and bought groceries at the local Winn Dixie. (W.D. is pricey, but give them your name and address and you are instantly a "preferred member" and get discounted prices). That way breakfast and late night (early morning) snack was taken care of. The cabin was cleaner and nicer inside than I expected given some of the other reviews. I did have a sagging bed, that I called housekeeping about. I thought it was a bad mattress. Turned out it was a broken board in the box spring frame. They changed it out promptly. Maria, the housekeeper was very sweet, but spoke virtually no English. Take care stepping out of the the tub/shower....it's a bigger than normal step down than you'd expect. Fortunately they provide a cable for internet. Unfortunately they charge $10.00 for every 24 "contiguous" hours. If it's rides you're after, I recommend Universal Studios over the Disney parks. Pročitajte višeAutentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Boston Family"
Log Cabin was great for our family of six but the location of this hotel is far away from everything. You need to take a bus or buses just to get to the pools, front desk or restaurants on this property.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"Disney's Fort WIlderness- Stuck in the 80's"
I was saddened to find that the cabins at Disney's Fort Wilderness have not changed since I was last there 20 years ago. From the aging units complete with tube televisions with no reception, warped decks that are falling apart, to the bugs in your room to the entry door not working and being locked out of our room in the rain for 45 mins it was not […] the 'Magical' experience we had expected for the price. The customer service was nothing special and when there was an issue we were treated as though we should wait until they got around to helping us. It will be a while before I go back to Disneyworld and I will never stay at Fort Wilderness again. Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Fort Wilderness June 2011"
We have stayed at Fort Wilderness Cabins more than 10 times. This is the first time I would have to say that the stay was not 100% perfect. They had one pool open instead of two and for the amount of people staying there it just does not work unless you go very early or very late. Still not a big deal in the overall scheme of things. The front desk […] check-in person, John, who has been there for over 30 years is an asset to everything Disney stands for. He really is amazing. Probably due to the economy they are far more shorthanded then I remember but overall we did not want for anything and the employees on hand are extremely pleasant. I would always go back to the cabins before anywhere else on the property. Pročitajte višeAutentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"It was perfect for our family"
We were so pleased with the size of the cabin. We had five adults (3 men who are over 6' 3" and 3 XL) and we never felt crowded. We loved having the private porch to enjoy our coffee on in the morning. It was quiet, private, and felt more like our own little home than a hotel room. When we go back to disney we will most surely return to Fort Wilder […] ness. Pročitajte višeAutentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
"It was perfect for our family"
We were so pleased with the size of the cabin. We had five adults (3 men who are over 6' 3" and 3 XL) and we never felt crowded. We loved having the private porch to enjoy our coffee on in the morning. It was quiet, private, and felt more like our own little home than a hotel room. When we go back to disney we will most surely return to Fort Wilder […] ness. Pročitajte višeAutentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
Disneys fort wilderness cabins are unmatched for families with small children. The space and large kitchen are a must!Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
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was probably the most relaxing vacation we have had in along time. There was a lot of activities for my daughter. The only thing I did not like was the food. You had to make reservations to eat. No food court like the other Disney properties.Autentične Expedia recenzije gostiju
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He forged his views of war and the military as a young man in mine-plagued fields of Vietnam. Now Chuck Hagel may become the first Vietnam veteran and first enlisted soldier to serve as U.S. defense secretary.
In nominating him to succeed Leon Panetta, President Barack Obama urged the Senate to confirm a man he said "bears the scars" of that war and has the skill to guide the military through new challenges.
"Chuck Hagel is the leader that our troops deserve," Obama said.
If Hagel is confirmed, the Defense Department would be led by someone who advocated deep cuts to its budget. He's bucked his fellow Republicans in opposing troop surges in Iraq and Afghanistan, telling his biographer: "I will do all I can to prevent war." And he's come under fire over comments about Israel, a top American ally, and Iran, a top American foe.
Those issues and others have assured that the former Nebraska senator's path to the Pentagon won't be easy.
But Hagel said he's eager to answer critics.
Until Obama's announcement that ended weeks of speculation over his nomination, Hagel told the Lincoln Journal Star newspaper in his home state that he'd been "hanging out there in no-man's land unable to respond to charges, falsehoods and distortions" about his record.
Now, he said, he has "an opportunity to set the record straight."
"All I ask is a fair hearing, and I will get that," Hagel told the paper. "I am very much looking forward to having a full, open, transparent hearing about my qualifications and my record."
Carl Levin, who will chair those hearings as head of the Armed Services Committee in the Democratic-controlled Senate, praised Hagel's qualifications and said the panel would give "prompt and careful" consideration to his nomination.
Iraq, Iran, gay rights among hot-button issues
Hagel, 66, said Monday that he was honored Obama had "confidence in me and not unmindful of the immense responsibilities that go with it."
The current Georgetown professor and head of the Atlantic Council, a non-partisan international affairs group, praised troops who serve with "such dignity and selflessness."
Hagel promised to work to "strengthen our country's alliances and advance global freedom, decency and humanity" in the effort to "build a better world for all mankind."
At the same news conference where he announced the nomination of John Brennan as CIA director, Obama praised Hagel as a "patriot" who knows what it's like being on the frontline, in part from his year fighting alongside his brother in Vietnam.
"He understands that sending young Americans to fight and bleed in the dirt and mud is something that we only do when it's absolutely necessary."
The president, a Democrat, also said Hagel's selection "represents the bipartisan tradition that we need more of in Washington."
But many in the GOP establishment begged to differ.
"He has long severed his ties with the Republican Party," Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, said Sunday, when news surfaced that Hagel would be nominated.
Sen. Chris Murphy, a freshman Democrat from Connecticut, countered that he believes "Republicans are spoiling for a fight."
A host of issues swirling around Hagel have set the stage for a contentious confirmation hearing with Republicans expected to lead the charge against him.
A few years after famously bucking his party in opposing a U.S. troop "surge" in Iraq, Hagel voted against sending 30,000 additional troops in 2009 to Afghanistan -- a move that put him at odds with Republicans and Obama.
Some also are bothered by a comment he made in 1998 about an ambassadorial candidate James Hormel being "openly, aggressively gay" -- which he apologized for in December, 14 years later. This issue is compounded by the fact that Hagel could oversee a military that recently dropped its "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy for gay and lesbian personnel, a policy he supported.
The Log Cabin Republicans, a group that supports gay rights, called the Hormel apology "too little, too late." Yet gay rights activist Rick Jacob stood behind Obama and said "no one trying to derail (Hagel's) nomination attacks his qualifications."
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Shrimp & Macaroni Casserole Recipe
- 1 cup uncooked elbow macaroni
- 1 Eggland's Best Egg
- 1/4 cup half-and-half cream
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 3/4 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese, divided
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 pound uncooked shrimp, peeled, deveined and chopped
- 3/4 cup chopped fresh spinach
- Cook macaroni according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine the egg, cream and butter; set aside. Drain macaroni; transfer to a small bowl. Add the Parmesan cheese, 1/2 cup mozzarella cheese, garlic, salt, pepper and reserved egg mixture; toss to coat. Stir in shrimp and spinach.
- Transfer to a 1-qt. baking dish coated with cooking spray. Sprinkle with remaining mozzarella cheese. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until shrimp turn pink and cheese is melted. Yield: 3 servings.
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Wow! Ok, I doubled the recipe. I also added a couple of seasonings - old bay & paprika just on top. I should also say that the garlic cloves were huge so this was very garlicky - delicious if you love garlic. I would have done a full pound of shrimp for 6 servings though. Next time.
Delicious! The trick is to add different cheeses. I used shredded asiago, provolone, romano, mozzarella, fontina and parmesan. Yum!
This recipe will go into my collection. Made it tonight for dinner and it turned out great. My husband remarked "this is a good one!". Would like to double and freeze one next time. I did add more shrimp and a bit more spinach. Was kind of casual with the ingredients. I can see where this would be easy to adjust to your tastes (different types of cheeses, more veggies, etc..). Went together quickly - did have to cook about 15 minutes extra, but probably because I added quite a bit more shrimp.
we enjoyed this i did add more shrimp :-)
Was a great grown up mac and cheese
The only change I made to this recipe was that I quadrupled the ingredients so that I could make two small casseroles and freeze one of them. I wasn't actually very impressed. It was very quick and easy, but it wasn't the most appetizing meal. I probably won't make this again.
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I'm not here to pull the wool over anyone's eyes; this particular brand of hard rock is not likely to have a great deal of appeal with the majority of our regular readers. And even for those who do dip into the less extreme end of the pool, The Third Cage still manages to sneak through some cuts that will firmly test the mettle of your cornball threshold. But it's Tony Martin behind the mic, folks -- that's the real draw for most of us -- and he sounds every bit as good today as he did when he stepped up to the plate for Black Sabbath during an era that produced some of the band's most under-appreciated gems: Eternal Idol, Headless Cross, Tyr and Cross Purposes.
But crikey, the moment "One of the Few" blows into the room, all the rough-and-tumble strength built up by the album's opening three cuts immediately topples as if hit by an over-exuberant hip thrust from Kip Winger circa 1988. This tune and the equally saccharine "Don't Know What it is About You" sound as if they were ripped directly from MTV's Headgiver's Ball during a time when videos actually existed and mostly featured coked-to-the-gills "actresses" spread-eagled on the hoods of borrowed sports cars while poodle-haired "dudes" cooed about the joys of having too many hoes to kick off their jock. Yeah, it's a tough sale, particularly to an American market that's generally more interested in gauge earrings and sludge draped in incomprehensible lyrics. (Honestly, I'm really starting to miss simply Speeding at Night.)
Fortunately, despite further bolstering the themes of amour, "Still In Love With You" manages to up the bluesy boogie ala Weisse-schlange's "Still of the Night," and closer "Violet Moon" strips away the candy coating in favor of closing the album out on a simply mellow note.
Apart from the album's soft mid-section, which also includes an upbeat sassy rocker that features Martin laying down some unexpected "shooby-doo-da's," The Third Cage does flash some thoroughly enjoyable moments. As mentioned, the first three songs increase the heft and come across more like latter-day Dio with a touch more of a hard rock stance -- "Cirque du Freak" and the smoky "Oh My Soul" standing out as album highlights. Plus, even when things are at their frostiest, Martin still sounds great, and Dario Mollo really does know his way around a melodic fretboard, particularly when soloing, which happens often.
Really, the bottom line here is that this record doesn't deliver the type of material that's terribly marketable to the typical 18-35 year old metal-lord who's chomping at the bit for something new. If you don't like hard rock, The Third Cage ain't likely to convert you. But in an effort to highlight this project's strongest selling point, there's definitely a lot to grab ahold of if you're a fan of Tony Martin's voice. And if you find yourself curious but dread the idea of "love songs," I suggest you steer yourself toward Sabbath circa '87-'97.


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The Loyola MAROON Volume 70 No. 7 Loyola University New Orleans. Louisiana 70118 October 1871991 ____________ No/AIDS walk gains momentum By Chris Raphael Assistant News Editor 1,836 people died from AIDS ill Louisiana last year, but 6,000 demonstrators gathered in the tail end of Audubon park on Sunday, Oct. 6, to voice their concerns about the deadly disease. The second annual No/AIDS Walkathon, sponsored by the No/AIDS Task Force and staffed by over 500 volunteers, attracted several local interest groups, including Planned Parenthood, Queer Nation, and Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays. Loyola's own Sociology Student Organization (LUSSO) also attended. More of an event than a protest, however, the walk provided it's participants with entertainment, health information, food, and a chance to get involved. While one booth titled "AIDS Information and Services" dispensed free condoms and literature, another sold beer and jumbalaya. Shortly after 9:00 a.m, Monsignor Morin of the Archdiocese of New Orleans directed an opening prayer. "We ask you to bless all those who are sick and suffering... whose lives are being destroyed by AIDS," he said. "Ultimately, we will stand together in conquering pain and suffering." In Mary Hart/John Tesh fashion, emcees Brad Eldeman, former member of the New Orleans Saints, and Andre Trevigne, anchor for Channel 4 news, addressed the energetic crowd. Eldeman said "he was nothing less than impressed" with the turnout, and Trevigne introduced speakers and recognized prominent contributors to the walk. At one moment a group of poster-carrying Planned Parenthood members skipped up to the center of the crowd, and Trevigne reiterated the slogans on their pickets: "Planned Parenthood is here," she said. "America stands for choice!" Just a walk in the park — Audubon Park's second-annual No /AIDS walk-a-thon attracted several thousand walkers. /Photo by Steve Huerstel UBC: Wilson, Schroth stay By Chris Raphael Assistant News Editor The Rev. James C. Carter, S.J., University President, ended months of speculation on Friday, October 4, by accepting a Board of Communications decision against a petition calling for the removal of Maroon editor in chief Michael Wilson and faculty adviser Raymond A. Schroth, S.J. The petition, supported by the International Students Association and the Black Student Union, contained over 200 signatures. After hearing testimony from representatives of both the Latin American community and the Maroon staff, the Board issued a joint recommendation to Carter. 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He called Thomas' claims to have never discussed the 1973 Supreme Court decision of Roe vs. Wade "purgery," and does not doubt that "he is capable of purgery again." "I'm ecstatic," Robert Peneguy, history and philosophy senior, said. "I think its refreshing to see someone on the Court who doesn't fit into any neat categories. He's a black who's not a black, who's not a white," he said. When discussing Thomas' appointment, the issue of sexual "I think the Court has "I'm ecstatic." reached a low ebb." Philip Dynia Robert Peneguy harassment — coupled with the Senate Judiciary Committee's investigation of Thomas — is inevitably raised. "If anything, the entire issue showed that the esteem of our Senate body is going downhill," Jim Dugan, communications senior and president of SGA, said. "It's tough now to picture kids saying, 'I want to grow up and be a Senator.'" 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