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Ok so I'm not that new of a player in Civ 5 and i have had the game for quite a while now, so i was quite surprised when i saw a completely new emote from another civilization the 'Afraid' status.
Now of course i understand how another civilization can be afraid of another one but how can it happen so infrequently, surely this should be happening all the time as you gain increasingly powerful whereas another is sinking into the dust through constant wars etc; and what is this afraid status caused by? pure and simple army size? if that the case, then how has this not been a regular occurrence as I'm going for a domination victory? Or is it done on score?
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what? So, I guess this means a goodbye from the mainland, right? Goodbye Garcia Vega! Enjoy Hawaii!
I will be on Kona side to see my muddah dem in February 2011, most likely getting things correct for final move in July 2011.
Any Big Island aloha would be appreciated I will be there 7 days and gonna need some smoke
what? So, I guess this means a goodbye from the mainland, right? Goodbye Garcia Vega! Enjoy Hawaii!
Sorry braddah
I was in Hilo from 9yrs old until like 16 yrs old
been in Mainland since and I wanna go back home…I miss Hawaii(Big Island)
I suggest you bring some seeds and start a grow. this forum is not used for a "hook-up" source. it is against forum rules. if you looking to score, you're better off takin' a cruize through ali'i drive. good luck
My son is there and hooked up with growers if that is any help. Big help if you want surfing lessons! LOL
I am just getting into the Medical/Growing culture and I am excited about going to such an open state in that perspective. I am more then likely gonna make a permanent move in July 2011, so I can get my medical card.
I would like to hook up with some more knowledgeable growers and get some info, tips, and maybe some genetics to take back to Virginia.
Hopefully some more Big Island folks will reach out?
was recently on the big island for my honeymoon. stayed down on the black sand beaches at punaluu. i wish i could have stayed forever.
we picked up some bud in kona on the way down from the airport. it was pretty easy, i forget the name of the street, but it is like the main drag and you just ask the right people. we had some in 5 minutes the first time and about an hour the second time, each hookup was excellent quality and quantity.
also, a waitress in naalehu helped us out with some good bud as well.
i love the big island.
yeah Ali'i Drive is were most Kona activity takes place.
I will be staying at king kamehameha hotel during my Valentines vacation
I haven't been to king kam hotel in ages. let me know if they still have the moving picture on the wall in the lobby*a picture that hangs on the wall and moves by itself*. that's what I always remember about king kam hotel. I wonder if it's still there, this was about 20+ years ago.

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I guess the fact that Forrest changed his views in later life escaped Wendi here. He espoused racial conciliation, but hey - can't print THAT part now huh Wendi?
Most condemned convicted murderers express remorse and sorrow just before execution which are easy to do... they just open their mouths and say it.
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53 resident coho between Connor H and i yesterday. Got to try some new patterns and even caught a fish on my first (out of 2) tube flies i have tied so far. took some on popper which was another first for me. i even took one on a tube popper which is a double first! got to the beach at around 8:00 AM and caught 2 in the first couple of casts. I have to say that i wasnt a saltwater fisherman before this but now i think im hooked. went downt today for about 20 minutes and caught 4 on my way home
I'd say that was a pretty good day...how about giving some of us home bound dreamers some fish porn next time you are out there in the thick of them? 53 in a day or 4 in 20 minutes, all pretty indicitave of fast and furious action.
51 salmon and 2 Sea-Run Cutts!!! Don't be mad Zach, even though you "out salmoned" me, I still caught both the CUTTIES!!! :rofl:
Ah, youthful testosterone in action. I can almost envision you two in some sort of primal fencing match with your fly rods trying to whip the shit out of one another. Mine is bigger, mine is brighter, mine is fatter, mine did more flips, mine took out more drag...You guys should go fishing with one of the middle aged or older fellas here so we can present another perspective to your fishing outings...how many red bulls did you drink?
All off the beach except the last 9 because we were driftin' down the beach with the tide on the 9' livingston!
went out to the same beach today. a lot of wind made casting difficult but got into a pretty big school right before dark with some glow clousers shrimp patterns
You guys are KILLING me with all of these nice reports and pics!bawling: I can't wait to get out and find myself a "pod" to play with...
Zach, sorry about the money! I will get it to you in the mail sometime. My dad and I finished out the day with 27 rezzies. Good seein you out there and I will call you up next time we head over! You need to come fish some rivers with us this spring!


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Cosatu at a crossroads
Labour federation Cosatu is at a crossroads. It is easy to misread the ideological contestation within the country's largest trade union movement as a mere extension of the continuing power struggle within Cosatu's ally, the ANC.
But what the federation and its affiliates are faced with is much more fundamental than whether President Jacob Zuma will be more suitable to lead the ANC beyond 2012 than, say, his deputy, Kgalema Motlanthe, businessman Cyril Ramaphosa or Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale.
As they celebrated Workers' Day yesterday, Cosatu leaders would have gone out of their way to demonstrate that unity was still strong within their ranks.
But sceptics would argue that the manner in which Cosatu and the ANC alliance leaders were deployed to various rallies yesterday reflected the divisions as the ANC's elective conference in Mangaung gets closer.
They would ask why, at what was billed as the "national rally" in Bloemfontein, Cosatu wasn't represented by its most prominent official, general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi.
Instead, president Sdumo Dlamini, the second-most powerful leader in Cosatu, shared the stage with Zuma and SACP general secretary Blade Nzimande.
Could this have something to do with the claim in various media that Vavi and Dlamini hold different opinions about whether the trade union movement should back Zuma's bid for a second term?
But to reduce the differences in Cosatu to a personality clash between its president and its general secretary would be to grossly downplay the policy choices confronting the trade union giant.
Eighteen years into democracy, the union movement finds itself in a difficult conversation with itself about its future and its relationship with the ruling party.
With two years to go before South Africa reaches 20 years as a free and non-racial society, organised labour has to ask itself if the alliance with the ruling party has been of benefit to the working class and whether, if it continues in its current form, it will bring about the radical economic changes Cosatu would like to see.
The majority of Cosatu affiliates seem in agreement that the alliance with the ANC and the SACP should continue, but there is disagreement on how it should be configured going forward.
As they stand at the crossroads, unions such as the National Union of Metalworkers of SA are agitating for a left turn, arguing that trade unionists should swell the ranks of the ruling party and ensure that their leaders dominate in the new ANC national executive committee that will be elected in Mangaung.
This approach also involves removing from the NEC those leaders perceived to promote the conservative and pro-business economic policies preferred by government for the past 18 years.
It is a strategy that the labour federation adopted in the run-up to the ANC's Polokwane conference five years ago. It failed spectacularly, largely because the federation's leaders were so consumed by their efforts to ensure a Zuma victory that they neglected to ensure that worker leaders made it onto the NEC.
This year, the strategy is likely to face stiff resistance from ANC members who resent what they call an attempt at "organisational capture" by Cosatu.
If the outcome of the Nelson Mandela metro ANC regional conference - at which a Cosatu-backed Zanoxolo Wayile failed to garner enough support to be nominated as challenger to incumbent chairman Nceba Faku - is anything to go by, the chances of this strategy succeeding are as non-existent as a Doctor Khumalo-coached Kaizer Chiefs winning the Premier Soccer League.
The Nelson Mandela metro, which encompasses Port Elizabeth, is a strong working-class base and if a unionist can't win an ANC election there what hope is there elsewhere in the country?
And then there are the likes of the National Union of Mineworkers and other Cosatu affiliates whose leaders are closely linked to the SACP leaders.
This group believes in continuing along the route Cosatu has taken for much of the past 18 years - forming tactical alliances with the key ANC leaders they consider to be more "progressive".
By backing particular leaders within the ruling party these unionists believe that labour's voice would carry more weight in the corridors of power once those they helped to win take office.
The experience of the last five years, however, shows that this approach, too, leads to a cul-de-sac.
Once in office, even those who are indebted to the federation for their political fortunes tend to say they are there by a "broader mandate" of the "broad church" and do not to represent "the narrow interests" of the labour movement.
There is also a tiny minority that is agitating for Cosatu to form a "Labour Party" and go it alone. These, however, are insignificant voices that are unlikely to gain momentum for at least another five years.
Besides, the experience of a number of trade union-backed labour parties in Southern Africa over the past 20 years has not been inspiring. They have tended to be as corrupt and undemocratic as the "nationalist" movements they sought to replace.
A more realistic option for Cosatu would be to revive the idea of an election pact with the ruling party. The problem all along has been that the labour movement tends to give a blank cheque to the ANC during elections. All it insists on is that a few of its former leaders are appointed to the cabinet and others made MPs.
To put an end to the love-hate relationship that has been the state of the alliance for the past 18 years, and given that Cosatu won't break away from pact, it is time the federation put the reconfiguration of the alliance back on the agenda to ensure it has a more meaningful voice.


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My friends and I coined a phrase too
Posted: Aug 03, 2012 12:00AM PST by Jaundice
Just to blow smoke up Drake's ass, my friend and I put in the Konami Code, and now go around yelling "YOL30" and just go wild with the spread shot.
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GARDEN TOWNSHIP -- Officials from Schoolcraft and Delta counties and Garden Township took a tour of the first wind turbine that's being built on the Garden Peninsula wind farm.
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Part I – (Not) In the Stands
When I saw that San Diego had lost to Cleveland by a score of 7-6 this past Sunday, it took me a minute to remember that the Padres' and Indians' seasons are long over, and that this was indeed a football score.
This article began as part of my weekly NFL column, but as I wrote and wrote, I noticed I was getting nowhere; I was stuck on the San Diego Chargers and the calamity this franchise has endured over the past five years; the potential that has wasted away; the lack of action toward any sort of improvements.
I remember in 2011, watching the Packers play in San Diego. There were more Cheeseheads in the stands than Chargers fans. "Go Pack Go" chants resounded from first quarter to fourth. I was a little peeved, but hey, the Packers fan base is nationwide and they travel well. What can you really make of that?
This season, the Chargers hosted Atlanta in a game between two of the season's most promising 2-0 teams—a game in which the Chargers, coming off two impressive wins, deserved a better fan turnout than what they got: a Qualcomm Stadium ripe with Falcons fans. Falcons fans! An eastern time zone team with an average fan base, not exactly known to travel all that well. As with "Go Pack Go" a year prior, the stands echoed the chant, "Let's go Falcons, let's go!"
I realize I'm being hard on a Chargers fan base that certainly still has its dedicated fanatics, but let's go back a week before to the Falcon-fan fiesta. The Chargers had their home opener against the Titans, and the Chargers came dangerously close to a blacked-out game.
No big deal, you might say, they are not the only team to have a blackout every once in a while. But then consider that this was the game in which San Diego planned to memorialize the recently deceased future Hall-of-Famer Junior Seau by retiring his number in a pregame ceremony, which included Seau's parents. And Chargers fans couldn't turn out to honor him? They couldn't come out to show their appreciation and respect to the man who led the Chargers to their only Super Bowl berth and died tragically in a suicide this past summer?
Luckily, San Diego narrowly avoided the blackout, a similar great escape occurring a few weeks later when San Diego hosted Denver on Monday Night Football—a game that notably ended in an embarrassing and high-profile 35-24 comeback win for Peyton Manning and the division-rival Broncos.
This week, the Chargers are set to host the Chiefs on NFL Network's Thursday Night Football. A first-ever Thursday night blackout was imminent, but luckily the chargers have been gifted a corporate bailout. The Washington Post article linked in the previous sentence accurately and aptly describes the Chargers blackout struggle as an "embarrassment."
Part II – In the Front Office
The Chargers' lackadaisical fan base is not the only trouble with the franchise—and not the most conspicuous either. The more apparent issue is that this team is consistently losing in humiliating fashion, so why—please, somebody tell me—why is Norv Turner still employed?
Think of the talent that has resided on the roster under Turner's watch: Ladainian Tomlinson, Michael Turner, Vincent Jackson, Shawne Merriman (when he was a stud), Antonio Cromartie, and of course, the steadfast combination of Philip Rivers and Antonio Gates. This franchise should have won at least one Super Bowl by now, and has recently had the talent to at least contend for a title. But no, this team is .500 in the playoffs under Norv Turner, and hasn't even made the playoffs in two seasons.
For a team with this kind of talent, this is inexcusable. Turner's got to go, and it wouldn't hurt to make a change at general manager either. A.J. Smith, the man dubbed by the Manning family as "The Lord of No Rings," has made no effort to make this team better outside of the draft, in which he has made some "questionable" picks to say the least. He apparently does not believe in free agency signings either. When was the last time the Chargers even made an effort to dish out big bucks for big talent? Smith forgoes these opportunities to bring in "value" players like Bob Sanders, and that one worked out real well. Now, Smith is going down the same road with the talented but injury-prone Atari Bigby.
The obvious problem is: Smith is cheap. Instead of re-signing Vincent Jackson to a contract he has proven he deserved by his performance in Tampa Bay this season, Smith let Jackson hold-out for half a season in 2010, and then walk in 2012, choosing to go forward with Malcom Floyd as the number-one wideout, the unproven (and now injured) Vincent Brown behind him, and most befuddling of all, free-agent acquisition Robert Meachem in the slot.
Philip Rivers has not been at his best in these past two seasons, it's true. But his only help on offense is Antonio Gates, who is (almost literally) falling apart at this point in his injury-filled career. Ryan Mathews, who was supposed to be this team's new Ladainian Tomlinson, is a bust; let's face it. And while we're at it, what about Smith's other high draft picks of late? We'll stick to just the past five years' first-round selections:
2008: Craig "Buster" Davis, (living up to his name) a bust.
2009: Larry English, a bust.
2010: Ryan Mathews, a bust.
2011: Corey Liuget, soon to be, if not already, a bust.
2012: Melvin Ingram—we'll see.
Then the topper of them all: A.J. Smith is the man who traded Drew Brees. Nice move, nice move.
Less egregiously, but still worthy of note, Smith also traded Michael Turner to Atlanta after the 2007 season.
Part III – In the Future
After beginning the season a promising 3-1, the Chargers have lost three in a row, including two very embarrassing defeats at the hands of Denver and Cleveland. Now with his Chargers at 2-3, I am left with only bewildered awe of majority owner Alex Spanos' obstinate dedication to Smith and Turner.
In my most recent weekly NFL preview, I briefly made mention of the Chargers' potential of moving away from San Diego. I'll summarize why a move seems likely.
1) See part one of this article. Local interest in the team dwindles. Even when the Chargers were successful, they struggled to fill seats. Now, as the team bumbles about on the field, the fans only become more likely to stay home.
2) History. The Chargers were founded in Los Angeles as inaugural members of the American Football League. They spent only one season there, but hey, the Bolts are bound to have fans in L.A. considering there is currently no other NFL team in Southern California and that there could possibly still be some nostalgic old-timers who remember the L.A. Chargers with fondness.
3) No team in L.A. The NFL has to return to Los Angeles soon, and they will. But it will not be an expansion team. Somebody's going to have to move. The media has bandied about prospects like the Jaguars, Vikings, Raiders, Rams, and of course, the Chargers.
4) Dilapidation of Qualcomm Stadium and inability to find a new home. The Chargers have one of the oldest and most obsolete venues in the NFL. Qualcomm was finished in 1967, making it the fifth-oldest stadium in the NFL still being used (some older ones, however—like Lambeau Field, for instance—have undergone renovations, making them more NFL-suitable than Qualcomm). For goodness sake, the stadium is almost as old as the franchise! The Chargers have been trying to find a new home in San Diego for years, but are yet unsuccessful.
The recent stickum fiasco is a microcosm of this team's saddening and deplorable dysfunction. Changes are coming—in the stands, in the front office, and in the future.
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An expert on the influence of violent video games believes such alleged "entertainment"may have played a role in last Friday's massacre of children and adults at a Connecticut school.
Adam Lanza killed 20 kindergartners at Sandy Hook Elementary School and six adults last week in Newtown,then turned his gun on himself. He was thought to have been a fan of warfare video games.
Al Menconi,a Southern California-based family advocate who lectures on the influence of media,believes there is significant relationship between violent gaming and aggressive behavior.
"When did you ever think that the most popular game is killing people?"he asks. "You can't point at video gaming and say video gaming made my child pull that trigger —no,you can't …and I'm not saying that.
"But I can say this,and research has backed me up:it has desensitized a whole generation of young people."
Menconi points to research that reveals a direct physiological occurrence during a first-person shooter game and the gamer.
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Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site Sunday Closure Notice
Due to budget reductions as a result of the federal sequester, the Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site will be closed Sundays beginning March 10, 2013.
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Where's the funniest place you've passed out? How about on top of a suitcase! A little girl from Bulgaria passed out on top of her dad's suitcase. She was so zonked that her dad pulled her along the airport. People in the airport thought this was pretty funny too as they walked by.
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In addition to a restaurant, Hampton Inn Hazleton features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and a business center.
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Guestrooms have complimentary wireless Internet access, complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, and coffee/tea makers; rooms also include complimentary weekday newspapers and irons/ironing boards.
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Hampton Inn Hazleton features an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness facility. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This hotel offers access to a business center. This Hazleton hotel also offers room service (during limited hours), express check-out, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Complimentary parking is available on site.
- Total number of rooms - 123
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Top of the 80s - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves lunch, dinner, and drinks.
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"Where the Willy-Wonka of terrain park building takes place."
The guys from Saga Outerwear dropped in on the summer haps and got a peek at a new feature we're cooking up for this winter.
photo: Jordan Harper/SAGA Outerwear
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"Godt Motel"Anmeldt af en Hotels.com-gæst d. 4. feb 2013
Vi skulle til New Orleans 3. februar 2013. Det var Super Bowl Sunday, så alt var optaget i selve New Orleans. Motellet var rent og nyrenovert. Betjeningen var fin. Morgenmaden var over gennemsnittet for inkluderet morgenmad. Vi spiste middag på en klassisk amerikask diner: Dot's Diner. Prøv deres chili, glimrende. Taxi koster 40 usd fra lufthavnen, til french quarter 60_70 usd. Vi var en nat på motellet
"My second stay at Royal"Anmeldt af en Hotels.com-gæst d. 26. jan 2013
Great - The beds are awesome and the staff are so friendly and service minded. The hotel has been carefully renovated. It's an old building hence the narrow stairs and doors; however it's a very charming building in the middle of everything and yet quiet enough to relax. The hotel WIFI is good...at least when you are in a place with full signal, in some parts of the hotel the signal strength is very weak.
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"Very nice hotel in a very cozy quarter"Anmeldt af en Hotels.com-gæst d. 14. jan 2013
Very nice hotel, good parking available, helpful frontdesk personel. Very near the cozy french quarter (but not many good restaurants in this quarter in our opinion).
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Tillægsgebyrer for ekstra opredninger kan forekomme og varierer afhængigt af hotelpolitikken.
Offentlig udstedt billed-id og kreditkort eller kontant depositum afkræves ved indtjekning til dækning af påløbende udgifter.
Særlige ønsker afhænger af tilgængelighed ved indtjekning og kan medføre ekstra tillægsgebyrer. Særlige ønsker kan ikke garanteres.
**Faciliteterne forefindes muligvis kun i nogle værelser eller enheder. For nogle faciliteter kan der forekomme ekstra gebyrer.
Hotellet renoverer fra 1 december 2013 til 31 januar 2014 (slutdatoen kan ændres). Følgende områder påvirkes:
Fritidsfaciliteterne på dette hotel omfatter en indendørs pool og et fitnessrum.
De rekreative aktiviteter, der er vist nedenfor, findes på stedet eller i nærheden. Tillægsgebyrer kan forekomme.
Følgende tillægsgebyrer og deposita bliver opkrævet af hotellet, når servicen bruges eller ved ind- eller udtjekning.
Ovenstående liste er ikke udtømmende. Tillægsgebyrer og deposita inkluderer muligvis ikke skat og kan ændres uden varsel.
Tillægsgebyrer for ekstra opredninger kan forekomme og varierer afhængigt af hotelpolitikken.
Offentlig udstedt billed-id og kreditkort eller kontant depositum afkræves ved indtjekning til dækning af påløbende udgifter.
Særlige ønsker afhænger af tilgængelighed ved indtjekning og kan medføre ekstra tillægsgebyrer. Særlige ønsker kan ikke garanteres.
"Skrabet hotel med genial beliggenhed"
Hotellet ligger ultra centralt og har gode parkeringsforhold få minutters gang fra Bourbon street uden at festlighederne generer. men værelser og pool er faktisk ikke værd at skrive hjem om; små senge og der var ikke liiige mulighed for opredning selvom de vidste vi havde behov, for få håndklæder etc til antal peesoner.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Great location, and that's it"
The hotel is very well located, affordable and with a friendly staff. That's not bad for a hotel, and that's it for the French Quarter Holliday Inn. Small, dark and moisty rooms. No fridge or micro. A bathroom the size of a stamp The view would be great, if they ever cleaned the windows. But who cares! We were there for two nights passing by, and the […] location really is fantastic. Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Location, Location, Location"
My exit desk clerk...Diana, perhaps... was delightful and helpful. If pressed for a negative, I would add the "business center" could better serve guests in a more private location for an improved sense of concentrationÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Stay at Wyndham New Orleans"
The hotel was very close (walking distance) to several attractions (the Aquarium and Insectarium - we brought kids with us).The staff was very friendly. The room was surprisingly quiet, being that close to Burbon Street. It is a great value for a weekend getaway!Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Great location for fair price"
The location was great. Only 2 blocks to Bourbon Street . Easy to walk to many interesting attractions such as World World II Museum and Jackson Square. I really enjoyed staying there. Our only issue was the elevator.It would always be crowded and take too long each time we needed to use it.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
The room we requested was a king size room. At check in we were told the last king room available was a handicapped room. Got to the 12th floor to find our room right across from elevators. The room was dark and dated. The shower was cloisterfobic and leaked water to the bathroom floor. Location of hotel was great, but needs updating. Much better choices […] on Royal. Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
My stay was fine. They failed to mention it would be thirty dollars a night for parking and the staff was rude. Location was great though.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"A block away from everything"
It was okay. The room was clean and pretty comfortable. Lots of outlets available. Free wi-fi and the location is the best thing about it. A block away from the French Quarters, the hotel is already located on Royal Street, and it is a walk away from the river where a lot of action is too.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Close to most things"
Very good. Within walking distance of most things.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Wyndham - I think NOT!"
This hotel is not maintained & was dirty. Couldn't believe that when I made the reservation I was told I would be able to get adjoining rooms & when they couldn't accommodate us we were told to check back every hour to see if anything became available. Toilets & Sinks clogged! We didn't spend much time in our rooms during the day because we were out […] seeing the sights, but when we got back to the room one day at around 6ish you could smell that someone had use are bathroom & my perfume was out of my make up bag. We had to get our key cards re-activated at least 10 times throughout this stay & you needed them to go up to your room to even punch in the floor number. And once you get off the elevator you have to go down 5 steps to a landing & another 5 steps down, at this point nobody even offered to help get our luggage to our rooms. One the first day we had to dodge water leaking into a bucket from a light fixture, another time we had to dodge the trash cart at the top of the steps & other times we had to dodge the employees who were sitting on the steps on the phones – this is unacceptable. I was told that this hotel was previously a Holiday Inn & renovations had been made. The amount of money I paid for these rooms is a disgrace. I will not being using Hotels.com ever again. I was told by the front desk that there was nothing they could do for us because we didn't book it through them directly. I WILL SAY IT AGAIN – NEVER AGAIN! Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
It was OK. Nothing great but not a bad experience.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"In the French Quarter"
The hotel staff was very pleasant and helpful. The room was large but outdated, however it was clean and comfortable. Hotel needs a facelift and updating. Location was great, right around the corner from Bourbon Street and main street Canal.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Run down hotel in heart of French Quarter, New Orl"
Desperately needs a complete overall. Location is only advantage. It is a HOliday Inn/Motel six. If there is a convention in town - WATCH OUT - NOISY GUESTS CAN BE HEARD IN HALLS AND ADJACENT ROOMS.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Great location, run down hotel"
This facility did not seem like a Wyndham. Very run down with old threadbare carpeting, limited room service options, and very cramped lobby. Price point is high but I guess you pay for the location.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Short trip to New Orleans"
The staff was wonderful. From the time we walked in to the time we left, the staff was helpful and polite. Lobby had a nice look to it. You could see some areas that needed work in hallways. A renivation will be taking place over the winter so all these improvements will be nice. Nice clean space in the room. Location was close to the areas we wanted […] to see. Would stay there again. Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Veery conveient"
Met up with my brother and really enjoyed the two days and nights in New Orleans. The Hotel was perfect.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Good Hotel for Bourbon Experience"
Centrally located, nice rooms, reasonable, and the staff is cool. No complaints here.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"worst elevators ever"
Hotel was close to Fr. Qtr, which we wanted and close to cruise ship terminals, which we also needed, but after driving 15 hours and arriving at hotel around noon, we were informed by the rude front desk clerk that check in time wasn't until 4. So we figured we would wait the 3 or so hours, but after about half an hour, I went to desk again and asked […] a different clerk, who was very nice, if I could give them my cell # and they could text or call me as soon as a room was ready, she looked at computer and said, "oh, I just had a room come up clean". So they let us go ahead and get the room, which I thought was kinda suspicious. Anyway, we get in elevator, which seemed like it was gonna fall apart the whole way up to the 18th floor, where we had to switch to another elevator to get to the 20th floor, which when it stopped everytime seemed like it was falling off its tracks and plummeting back down. Our room was nice, but freezing, we found NO safe in the room, no extra amenities at all and just figured for the price we paid should have gotten atleast a safe in the room for our valuables and travel $$. One bellman did say the hotel is getting ready for major renovation and upgrades, I would start with the elevators and the front desk clerks people skills and I might consider staying there again on my next trip to NOLA! Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"The Big Easy"
Great location. Hotel is just far enough away from the chaos that is Bourbon street, yet easy enough to get everywhere. Everything is just outside your door. Room was your typical hotel room, well maintained and clean. No complaints. Great time and we will be back!Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
Stay was very nice. Very comfortable bed and very roomy for the exception of the bathroom. Had trouble closing the door because the door was hitting the toilet. No vent in the bathroom so it fogged up the mirror. Overall, we'd stay again because of the location to everything.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Poor staff service, pitiful room quality."
$60 for self-service parking in a parking garage with no luggage help; incompetent staff at desk that tell you loudly that your card is declined for incidentals and you sign into your account to see well more than enough in the account AND verify it by phone to your bank. No he didn't make a mistake, he doesn't try again, he just demands a new card.; […] no bath mat, trash can in room; moldy wallpaper peeling from walls; QUEEN sheets on a KING bed; holes in said sheets. Pathetic. Stay elsewhere. Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
Location was great and rooms had great A/CÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Great Location in need of better staffing"
Upon arrival, we were greeted well and were able to get into our room early. We were also given a king bed room instead of a 2 double bed room, which was great. The lobby staff was excellent. Unfortunately the same can not be said of the housekeeping staff. Towels were not replaced with accuracy as on any given day the quantity and types of towels we […] were left with varied greatly. The room was also very difficult to control the temperature in as the AC was in the sitting area and the sleeping area over heated quickly. Fianlly our room was extremely noisy due to an elevator shaft being near by. I can only imagine how bad it was for the room directly between our and the elevator. Speaking of elevators, One elevator (closest to the lobby) was finnicky. It would seem to take forever to close after passengers boarded and selected a floor. Finally, several times I encountered staff on the elevators and most seemed grumpy and perturbed by guests. Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Don't think I will be back"
Have stayed here several times before when formally known as the Holiday Inn and loved it however, since the Holiday Inn sold out to Wyndham, I was not impressed at all. I checked in on a Sunday and checked out the following Friday. Just the overall interior appearance didn't have the "WOW" factor as it once did. The walls in the hallway going to our […] room were dirty, finger prints, smudges the interior looked tired etc...the brass plate in the elevator stayed dirty and smudged the entire stay. Usually a Wyndham will phone the room after check in to ensure the customers satisfaction with the room, that didn't happen. Our bathroom was inadequately stocked with only one wash cloth, one face and body towel to include one step-out towel per person (2 ppl); each day we had to call the desk to request housekeeping bring extra towels. For two days a room service tray remained in the hallway which really started to smell. Housekeeping never made the attempt to change our bed linens the entire stay, nor did they vacuum or dust. I expected our bed linens to be changed at least once during our stay but that never happened. The parking is overpriced $30 per day and I would think that once your spend $1000.00 on a hotel stay you would receive a reduced parking garage fee or no parking fee at all. Wyndham NO French Quarter needs to step up their game BIG TIME! Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Great Choice in French Quarter!"
Comfortable hotel in great location. Indoor pool was nice but when they say heated they mean it. (Very, very warm water. More like a hot tub) Room was clean and front desk staff was very friendly. Only reason it is not a five star review is the concierge we consulted in the lobby. She was disinterested in us and not helpful at all when asked about the […] streetcar system in the city. Fortunately the streetcar conductor was exceptionally nice and was able to assist us. Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
It was hard to get into. We had to ride around to find out how to get into the place. Other then that it was in a very goodÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Good spot to stay for a "crash pad""
Pros: Hotel location was perfect for what we wanted and since we booked late we were happy to find a room at all. Cons: They forgot to clean our room and the service was only passable, we had booked the room for 5 guests but they gave us a room for 4 with no room for the extra bed, when we asked about it they had nothing available (though this might […] have been Hotels' fault for not forwarding the guest numbers) so all in all, if you have no extra needs and you only need a place to sleep this place is alright. Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Great location- very friendly staff"
The hotel is located right around the corner from Bourbon street which is perfect for any one interested in getting the full taste of the French Quarter at night. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. The rooms are generously sized.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
hotel needs revamping. Lobby, elevators and hallway look very tired. Bathroom needs updating, was old and not clean. Food tray was left all night. Will not stay here again even as it is conveniently located in the French Quarter.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
I had a great time in New Orleans it was my first time and I must say it was worth every dollar!! I hotel is in the best location two minutes away from the livest street in America... Location is as good as it gets!!!Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"still needs touch ups"
arrived early, told 4pm check in, room was not ready till 4;30pm, heating system was broken, workers were noisy.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Its ok"
Its a good place to stay when your too drunk to drive home.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Close to Bourbon Street but..."
The Wyndham location is pretty good. It is centrally located between Bourbon and Canal streets, the river and the casino. I was a little frustrated with the wireless internet service though. The staff was courteous and kind.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Fing someplace else to stay"
No indication on web site of additional cost for parking ($30/day). Showed up at 3:15 and they would not give us a room until 4 p.m. Service terrible. Returned to room at 4 pm first day and room still not clean. AC did not work. Replaced wall unit. So loud had to change rooms. Did not replace towels or supply additional shampoo. Called front desk. They […] never did bring it up. Hotel old, dated and in the process of updating. Workers using passenger elevators instead of freight. Left two days early due to Hurricane Karen. Would not refund any of cost. Will never stay at Wyndham Hotel again. Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"great location"
Staff was very good. Parking fees were to high. Ice machine was broken on our floor the entire time.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Recently renovated, but should have done more work"
This hotel was once the French Quarter Holiday Inn. It was purchased and renovated by Wyndham, but it looked like they only completed a partial restoration. While the room itself was comfortable, the bathroom was dilapidated; with a toilet that only sort of flushed, a shower that took forever to warm up but quickly turned cold again, and threadbare […] worn down towels. The attached parking garage was very convenient, even if $30/day is more expensive than almost any other N.O. properties in the Quarter. The attached restaurant, The Checkered Parrot, is okay at best. It's primarily a sports bar serving fruity blended drinks, and it took over 30 minutes to get a simple sandwich when there were less than 10 diners in the entire place. All things considered, Wyndham has sacrificed quality for profit, and it shows in almost every respect. Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
rooms were not clean, had to move 4 times, due to dirty sheets, or something was broken in roomÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Centrally located in French Quarter"
Room and common areas were nice and clean. Staff friendly. Price reasonable, competitive with other hotels in area. Liked that hotel had self park in an on-site parking garage so that I my car was readily available when needed.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
close to everythingÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
Stayed at the Wyndham because of the location and because hotels.com said free parking. Because of a review of this hotel that said they were surprised to have a $30 fee for parking I called the hotel and then called hotels.com. It ended up that there was no free parking but decided to stay here anyway because of the location. You know the old saying--location, […] location, location--and it was a good decision. Hotel amenities are sparse. No microwave, no refrigerator. Daily room service was not good--no shampoo, no replenishing of coffee,-- but other hotel service people were excellent., Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"French Quarter Convenience & Got Free Self-Parking"
Free in-hotel self parking promo, price and location made this adequate-for-the-location property a good choice for our two day visit to NOLA. Primary tourist sites are within easy walking distance.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"room smelled like mold"
won't stay there againÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Not bad, not great, would stay there again"
Upon arrival, we were greeted in the parking garage by 2 of the largest rats I've ever seen, so there was concern from the beginning. But, overall it was a decent stay in a hotel with a great location. The hotel itself could use some modernization but I've stayed in worse. The staff was great.... the location is the biggest plus. I'd stay there again.... […] it was a good value for the money. Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Great location"
Hotel needs updating, however the location can't be beat. Walking distance to the French Quarter and the Mississippi River.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
Rooms clean and comfortable. Great location and staff very helpful.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Great Location, Large Rooms, Convinient Parking"
Nice older hotel. Rooms have been updated. Very convenient location. One block away from Bourbon St. Free parking voucher made this a great deal. Beds are amazingly comfortable.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Great location in French Quarter & great service"
Would definitely stay again if chance aroseÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"whirring sounds of elevators motors all the time"
Located at the seedy side of the quarter, rooms are what you would expect of Wyndam. Do not accept rooms above the 17th floor unless you sleep like the dead. The elevator motors are located there and make an awful sound that literally shakes the walls.Ægte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"great spot in French Quarter"
This is an awesome mid range hotel! The price is great, and location can't be beat. Paul was a great welcoming force, the front desk folks were patient and courteous: to the folks at the Wyndham, keep up the good work! The most annoying thing were all the impatient guests in the lobby who did not understand that check in at 4pm means just that..... […] if you want luxury, pay the $500+ a night down the street. I would stay again! Læs mereÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
"Mother & Daughter getaway"
Hotel was okay. Location was great. Room service came from da next door restaurant. And don't forget to print off da free parking ticket for booking the hotel wit hotel.com Cost if parking is $30 a day. No microwave r refrigerator in room only a coffee potÆgte Hotels.com-gæsteanmeldelse
Anmeldelser og bedømmelser, der findes på dette websted, er subjektive meninger fra kunder og leverandører. De repræsenterer eller gengiver ikke Hotels.coms mening. Hverken Hotels.com eller de parter, der er involveret i at stille indholdet i anmeldelser til rådighed kan holdes ansvarlige for eventuelle skader af nogen art, som er resultatet af brug af disse anmeldelser.


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From: (SwampQueen CHAUVIN)
Subject: obit Eugene Ethier
Date: Thu, 15 Apr 2004 21:57:57 -0500
In-Reply-To: Eileen Horan <firstname.lastname@example.com>'s message of Thu, 15 Apr 200418:44:35 -0600
OBITUARY OF EUGENE ETHIER, extracted by Eileen Horan, from the Prince
Albert Daily Herald - Thursday, April 15th 2004 edition:Mr Eugene Fabian
Ethier age 75, of Prince Albert, passed away suddenly on Easter Monday,
April 12th 2004. Funeral Service will be held at 10:00 A.M. on Friday,
April 16th 2004, from River Park Memorial Chapel. Father Clifford
Tremblay will officiate. Eugene was born November 23rd 1928, in Wakaw,
and was a barber by trade. He loved people and fishing. He will be
missed by his family and his very many friends.
The late Mr Ethier is survived by: his three brothers: Norman (Sonia] of
Winnipeg MB., Clarence [Madeleine] of Prince Albert, and Danny of
Mission B.C.; his sister, Laura Kustaki, of Wakaw; his brother in-law &
sister in-law, Hubert (Irene] Houle of Prince Albert; as well as
numerous nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by his wife, Yvette [nee Houle], on February 27th
1989; his parents: Alex in 1991 & Camille [nee Guillet] in 1980; his
grandparents, Remi & Josephine Ethier; his brother, Andy; his sister &
brother in-law, Georgine [Orphir] Tessier; as well as numerous aunts and
Cremation will take place, following the funeral service, with a private
family interment of cremated remains in the Garden of Sermon on the
Mount, Prince Albert Memorial Gardens. It is the family's request that,
in lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Heart and
Stroke Foundation. Arrangements entrusted to the care of River Park
Memorial Chapel [306] 764-2727
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