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"Good but"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 25, 2013
The only sour note in our stay was the parking which cost 46$ per day
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"Clean and efficient."Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 24, 2013
Clean and comfortable rooms. Very helpful staff. Good central location. Great views of the city from the higher rooms.
"great location for basketball at the colliseum"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 24, 2013
Perfect place to stay for watching the game with free mini bus to Bart station across the road from the Colosseum which saved us driving and having to pay for parking .great beds breakfast and room. One minor niggle free WiFi only worked intermittently in the room.
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"Marriot Courtyard, Larkspur Landing"
Convenient place to stay for travel in Marin County, Sonoma approx half an hour. Ferry into San Francisco very convenient (wave to the guys in San Quentin on your way past!). Immediate neighbourhood a little lacking in places to eat/drink, but you won't starve.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
I've stayed here in the past and have always had a peaceful stay. This time the guests in the adjoining room made my stay a nightmare. Loud, rude & obnoxious would be an adequate description. Constant loud jaw flapping til the wee hours then again at 6am. It was horribleGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Marriott experience as usual"
I would recommend this hotel--very helpful staff, great service, nice room and amenities in an ideal locale.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Perfect in every way!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Pleasurable stay!"
We chose this hotel because it was very close to the ferry to San Francisco. We were pleased to find that there was an outdoor shopping market across the street with boutiques and restaurants, two of which we enjoyed very much - Rustic Bakery and Marin Brewers. The hotel was clean, the bed was comfortable and the staff was very friendly and helpful. […] We would definitely stay here again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Great location. Staff attentive and very friendly. Room was very nice and the price is right. I will stay there again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Better Than Expected"
I had never stayed at a Marriott Courtyard before (we usually travel with our cats so seek out pet-friendly venues) so I didn't know what to expect. The hotel was well-located, very central to all of Marin. The room was nice, the bed comfortable and the pool was great - lots of sun with water just the right temperature. The pool chairs, however, were […] quite uncomfortable. Loved the convenience of the computers in the lobby for the use of guests and the Boarding Pass computer and printer too. I was disappointed that there was not a full-service restaurant on the premises and the staff, while very pleasant and welcoming, did not offer much in the way of recommendations when we wanted a place for brunch. The gym was adequate. My only other complaints would be that the bathroom towels were a bit thin and hard and the number of TV stations rather limited. Overall, though, I would recommend this property and would return if I were in the area. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Convenient location, up-to-date facilities"
We stayed here as a launch point for different places in Marin County.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel close to San Francisco"
The hotel staff were great and the room on the 1st level was perfect. It was nice to unwind by the outdoor fireplace or on our patio.Genuine Expedia guest review
Clean, quiet, safe, personnel greatGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good hotel"
We enjoyed our stay here with the exception of the false fire alarm that kept going on and on for about an hour. We checked in at 4 and around 5 (Judy when I was trying to get the 2 yr old to take a nap befor dinner) the fire alarm started. First time we exited the building. Second time we checked the hall to see if anyone else was exiting. Third time […] we were getting annoyed and then it stopped (so we thought) fourth time we called the desk and were td it was a problem with the fire alarm and the FD was on their way to fix it. This continued until we left at 6:30 to go to dinner. Other than that, the room was a decent size, very clean, and the bed was comfy. We requested extra coffee and a blanket and the front desk was very courteous and promt. I would stay here again because of the quick service, great location and cleanliness of the rooms! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Overall a nice place to stay and the breakfast area had quick service. The gym and pool could be a little larger. The location was perfect and not too far from San Francisco and about an hour away from the Sonoma/Napa area.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Quiet hotel"
Quiet room and friendly staff. Close to the city within a freeway drive away. Cute shops and restaurants nearby.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great Location"
Great location for getting to ferry for trip into San Francisco. Lovely courtyard and pool area. Would definitely stay here again. Check-in/check-out staff did not appear to be organized.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Baseball getaway"
Our first trip to Lakspur. We took the ferry to the Giants game and stayed at the hotel afterwards. Had a great time, we plan to do this again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good value for money and convenient location"
Nestled in a quiet corner, the hotel is located opposite Larkspur Landing Ferry station, which makes getting into the city as easy as can be. No battling through traffic! The Marin AirPorter Bus drops you an easy five minutes walk from the hotel, so no need for a taxi or rental car to get to and from SFO airport. If you are a bike rider, across the […] road is a bike shop where you can rent a bike and ride around Marin's famously bike friendly roads and the many fabulous trails. The hotel itself is excellent value: around $200 for a double room with extremely comfortable queen bed, free wifi, a large flat screen TV, couch and desk. Fitness center, nice pool and respectable food available at the restaurant - although there are dozens of good restaurants in the area. A short distance to top quality Molly Stones Food Market if you don't want to eat out. The staff is efficient and friendly. Print out your boarding pass at the bank of lobby computers. Who needs the luxury of $400-500 a night hotels in the city? Oh, and there's a movie theater just down the road too. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"close to lovely small marin county towns"
Excellent, but towels were the thinnest sleazy of any hotel I have stayed.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Just as expected"
Always consistent, in fact almost identical to one that I stayed at in La Jolla. Could have used an upgrade on the TP and the towels seemed a little less absorbent than usual.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Beautiful location, so close to ferry!"
Enjoyed my stay...for future guests, please clean the TV remote!! It was very dirty :(Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very nice location."
Right across the street from SF ferry and a strip mall with wonderful shopping and food. Bed was amazingly comfortable.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
This hotel had been recently renovated and it looks awesome!!! It's super clean, modern, and comfortable. I was actually really surprised when I walked into the hotel because I thought it was going to be older on the inside since it was an older building, but I was floored to see it's modern lobby with all the amenities. The grounds outside were beautiful […] too. To top it off the location was great! Right by the Larkspur Market, the Ferry, and just minutes from Sausalito. Highly recommend this hotel! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"The staff is fabulous!"
I left my coat in my room and it had my cameras in it. Maria found it and made sure I got it back. What a wonderful staff!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Giant's trip"
The Larkspur Courtyard Marriot is a perfect place to stay for Northern California travelers to stay and catch the Ferry to the GiantGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Amazingly helpful staff"
I checked into the hotel as a quick weekend get away from my home in the East Bay. I was struck by how kind and courteous the staff is, from the front desk to the restaurant, to the house keepers. I had twin babies with me and the folks there couldn't have been more helpful. The room was simple but more than adequate and had a nice couch and a pretty […] big TV. The lobby was comfortable, clean, and modern and had a nice courtyard view. There is a nearby outdoor mall with several restaurants and a Starbucks in easy walking distance. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great base near to San Francisco"
We stayed here as a base close to San Francisco but not to be in the middle of the city. It was a perfect location. The hotel is being renovated so there is a little disruption. However, the newly renovated rooms (we stayed in one) are very nice. Good size, well appointed and clean.Genuine Expedia guest review
Heating system was strange--had a difficult time getting the heater to work initially, then the room cooled down very quickly when the heat went off.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Clean, comfortable and well maintained."
Hotel is currently under construction, they are 75% complete. Some touch ups required. Elevators are in the centre of each wing and easily accessible, handicap access from both parking lots to the lobby. Some food available at the Starbucks Bistro, no dinner items. The king size beds were very comfortable and the bathrooms are quite large and well lit. […] Unfortunately, the towels are thin and coarse but serve the purpose. Individual cup coffeemaker is provided with only one regular and one decaf. Difficult to have two cups of the same coffee. Nice large screen tv with limited programs unless you like sports. Views of the courtyard makes it a little more private. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great Location to the ferry."
I didn't like the fact that the computer locked us out of our room on the day we were to check out. We had a late breakfast, came back to find our key would not open our room. The maid across the aisle would not let us in with a master key. I went to the front desk and she said to tell the maid it was OK to let us in. She refused to open the door and […] I had to make an extra trip back to the front desk to have another key made to open the door. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great home base for a Marin weekend"
The staff was courteous and kind. Allowed us to check early without any issues. The room was nice, clean and comfortable. There were some great restaurants across the street and we caught a farmers market. The Marin Brewery was a convenient stop for drinks. The hotel was in a great central location. Across the street from the ferry to the city (a 15 […] minute drive). About 45 minute to Point Reyes Station. 20 minute from Muir Woods. Great hotel for a chain hotel. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Was a good location close to family"
We were very satisfied with this hotel, very friendlyGenuine Hotels.com guest review
It was very nice. Maria and the gal that signed us in were very nice and helpful; extremely friendly.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Larkspur Landing"
Nice, well-kept hotel just outside of SF. Rooms were clean, staff was very friendly. Several food and shopping options were within walking distance, plus close to the ferry into the city for a drive-free opportunity.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
out of all the places iv stayed this year this one was the best p,please tell courtyard san freansico larkspar great placeGenuine Hotels.com guest review
it was great.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"This hotel can be more generous."
You would think for the price this hotel could put two bags of coffee in the room. The coffee is by the cup and when two people are in the room, there should be two cups of coffee.... even though the coffee is less than stellar. We stay in it because it is so close to the Ferry and we can get in and out of the city so easily. And, parking is free for […] a week or so, when we travel. These are great perks! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Nice rooms, a bit pricey"
You can always count on the Courtyard at Larkspur Landing, but it is a pricey room. Well located, nice rooms, easy. Just too expensive (and we had a small discount), but that is Marin.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great Location! Excellent Staff!"
Located across from the Larkspur Marina you can take the ferry into SF and small quant shops, restaurants within walking distance. Very quite location away from traffic.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Just what we were looking for!"
Great location, helpful staff and good size room with a small balcony. It was quiet and perfect for our needs. Being so close to the ferry was a bonus as was the wonderful Farmers Market at the weekend. We will take back very good memories. Thank you!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice and Comfortable"
Location was good, room was clean and confortable. Better to request a room on the 2 or 3 floor, away from the parking lot.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Courtyard Larkspur"
Everything was great but the bed was not as comfortable as anticipated. All other aspects are excellent.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Staff was very accommodating and friendly. Great location for our needs. Room was clean and comfortable.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
We were totally satisfied with this hotel. It was perfect for getting on the ferry to San Francisco, and it was easy for us to get to our friends in San Rafael. A good pub is located across the street.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Pretty good value."
Somewhat of a time warp - lobby and rooms feel like they're out of the 70's. The bath in the double queen room was TINY and very crowded, and the room layout was very strange, but overall the facility is clean and relatively comfortable. Good location for access to Marin County (and to SF via ferries).Genuine Expedia guest review
"Thank you!"
We had a wonderful stay.......... staff was very nice and helpful. FYI - The only thing I can say negitive is that our room had a smell like someone smoked and it had spray to cover the smell. If it had been worse I would have asked for a new room, but I was too tired to deal with it. Thank you! JonellGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great staff"
The employees who work there are some of the friendliest I have ever come across in my travels. I highly recommend staying here!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"a perfect getaway location"
It was quiet and relaxing, I will definitely be returning very soon!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"stay in marin"
The hotel was very nice, but just a couple of things to make it better. They should have ice makers and vending on each floor and microwaves in the rooms. For the price, I shouldn't have to go down 2 flights to get ice and since there is a refridgerator in the rooms, a microwave to warm things up would be nice. Most hotels now provide this service and […] since this was one of the more expensive hotels I've stayed in, I was disappointed the higher priced hotel didn't have this. Staff was very friendly and helpful, food was great in the bistro and the pool was very nice too. Overall satisfied. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great place"
Service was great, check in was a breeze. The hotel itself was very nice for the price. It was very quite and pleasant. The location was great because it felt like you were far away and excluded by yourself, but Corte Madera and shopping was a minute away. The ferry terminal was across the street from the hotel also. Very enjoyable stay.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great service"
We did some mountain biking in nearby Mill Valley (hotels there were full that weekend). So we booked this hotel in Larkspur. Maria at the check-in counter was notably friendly and helpful. She attended to our every need and recommended a really great seafood restaurant nearby for dinner. The room was basic, but clean (sheets smelled great!) and the […] bed was comfortable. We also took advantage of the well-designed lobby area that was equipped with a Starbucks/cafe. It was perfect for our needs! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Outstanding Hotel!!!"
We loved it! It was close to where we were working. It was easy to get to places to eat and shop! I'd stay there again!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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SEAS – Last Day to Drop a Fall 2012 Class is THIS THURSDAY (11/15)
Thursday, November 15th
…is the Last Day to Drop a Fall 2012 Class for SEAS students!!
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After around 9 weeks of flowering a medium size plant will be the result, with a taste truly resembling Bubblegum. Aroma is sweet, so is the taste. Stoned Indica high.
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Who the HELL Do We Think We Are?
Current roster: Mario Acevedo, Michele Bardsley, Sonya Bateman, Dakota Cassidy, Carolyn Crane, Molly Harper, Kevin Hearne, Mark Henry, Stacia Kane, Jackie Kessler, J.F. Lewis, Daniel Marks, Richelle Mead, Kelly Meding, Allison Pang, Nicole Peeler, Kat Richardson, Michelle Rowen, Diana Rowland, Jeanne C. Stein, K.A. Stewart, Anton Strout, and Jaye Wells
Twisting the Classics
The mind boggles.
So in the interest of fun and brain-challenging exercises, what are some other classics novels that could make it with a paranormal twist? What would you like to see?
My choices:
The Three Musketeers: Blood Vendetta -- Undead Cardinal Richeliu returns with a vampire army and a plan to take control of France.
Estella, the Vampire Slayer: A Heroine of Great Expectations -- Before Rupert Giles, there was Miss Havisham. Before Buffy, there was Estalla...
Whatcha got?
17 comments:
- silveradept said...
Well, one could plug Holmes into such a situation (and others have done so in various situations) , so let's make it...
Robin Helsing? Keeping Sherwood Forest safe from the creatures that walk at night, including the were-sheriff of Nottingham. What Robin doesn't know is that Richard the Lionhearted is more than just an epitaph... - August 4, 2009 at 9:52 AM
- Chris said...
It'd be a kindness to zombify the entire cast of Wuthering Heights...
- August 4, 2009 at 11:30 AM
- Carla said...
To Kill a Mockingbird, with Atticus Finch defending an innocent were-person. Boo Radley can be a vampire and Scout still learns the "everyone is a person" lesson.
- August 4, 2009 at 11:42 AM
- Thom said...
A Tale of Two Zombies!
The Zombies Karamazov!
Undeath of a Salesman!
Though what I would actually want to read is the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and his werewolf friend Jim as they travel down a Mississippi River chock full of the paranormal. The Duke and the King are vampires, that kind of thing. - August 4, 2009 at 11:54 AM
- Thom said...
Then again, The Talisman is pretty much Huck Finn w/ Werewolf, so I guess I have already read that book after all.
- August 4, 2009 at 12:21 PM
- Taschima Cullen said...
The Picture of Dorian Gray: Almost everybody dies in this book... or so you think. Corpses seem to disappear, people seem to be speaking up and asking for brains, there has even been rumors about a MR. Gray been seen in the shadows of the underworld, but a lot more paler than he use to be, and with a thirst for blood.
Hehe I really liked that book ^^
www.bloodybookaholic.blogspot.com - August 4, 2009 at 12:30 PM
- Jeremy F. Lewis said...
The Secret Garden of Blood
Mary's social inexperience would now be explained by her concrentrated studies as a vampire hunter. Dickon is a were-robin, the one that showed her the garden in the first placee and Colin is half-human half-vampire saved by an infusion of Archibald Craven when the boy's mother died. Mrs. Medlock is also a vampire hunter who is angry that Mary will not help her destroy the "evil" of Craven and his "unnatural" child. - August 4, 2009 at 12:31 PM
- Falcata Times said...
Romeo and Juliet 2 - Their zombies come back to take vengeance on thier families.
- August 4, 2009 at 1:14 PM
- alanajoli said...
I *LOVE* silveradept's idea about Richard the Lionheart. I laughed out loud (and I work in a library, so that kind of thing can be frowned upon...)
One of my favorite classics is Phantom of the Opera, which is already a horror novel, so that's a no-go. To go with other French gothic novels that have been made into musicals, though, how about Les Miserable, Plagued by Demons? Cosette is actually a celestial being who doesn't know her heritage, Eponine is a demon slayer fighting at the front lines to protect the man she loves, and Jean Valjean is the innocent soldier thrust into the supernatural world.
(I have to say, if Estalla was a demon hunter and Miss Havisham was a Watcher, that explains *so much* about Great Expectations.) - August 4, 2009 at 3:07 PM
- Sabrina said...
There's got to be something great with King Arthur, or maybe Robin Hood. Merlin as a vampire, Little John and Will Scarlett as lycanthropes? Robin Hood is vampire hunter?
*word ver: shince--the funny-bone-like feeling you get when you bang your knee/shin into something. - August 4, 2009 at 3:27 PM
- Thom said...
"There's got to be something great with King Arthur"
A Revenant Yankee in King Arthur's Court - August 4, 2009 at 4:26 PM
- JD said...
'The Scarlet Letter' could take on a whole new meaning of you make Pearl a slayer-in-training and give Chillingworth his comuppance early. If Dimmsdale and Hester were her trainers, they may actually have a spine between them and it could save a whole lot of heartache.
"Demon Tess of the d'Urbervilles" wouldn't quite be the wrist-slasher that it currently is, either.
Can you tell these aren't exactly my most favourite classics in the world? :) - August 4, 2009 at 6:15 PM
- unseelieme said...
Jane Eyre -
In the early years, Jane would discover she can see ghosts, when she has a run in with one.
She's sent to boarding school for girls with special abilities, to train them as slayers. Some supernatural members of the faculty prey on the girls. She leaves after a zombie rampage wipes out the school.
She then becomes a governess to a girl whose werewolf mother is locked in the attic (but occasionally runs free) & whose stepfather, Rochester, is a vampire. Jane falls in love with him, but then must leave when she learns the truth, he bites her & she freaks.
She ends up with a missionary bent on fighting demons, but doesn't love him. Just when she's about to marry him, she hears Rochester calling to her thru their blood connection.
She rushes to him. There has been a fire, he is horribly burned. She loves him, so she offers her blood to help heal him. They marry & raise the stepdaughter who is also a werewolf. Jane gives birth to a damphir. sigh... - August 4, 2009 at 7:25 PM
- Sabrina said...
I'm really enjoying all your suggestions, Thom. There's already been every other version of A Yankee in King Arthur's Court.
Grendel as a werewolf is almost too obvious. - August 4, 2009 at 7:36 PM
- silveradept said...
Alanajoli: Thankyew, thankyew. Library workers unite, yo. *fistbump*
Also, anyone think that a piece like The Pigman would be improved vastly if the target of the kids were, say, a were-boar? Bet those kids would feel a lot worse for taking advantage of him... when he gored them!
Flowers (and Chains) for Algernon - while brilliant, the main character manages to gene-splice the mouse, who then bites him and turns him into a were-dire rat. Now he has to figure out how to control his transformations as his intelligence fades away.
The Glass Menagerie - That shy, crippled girl being pressed to find a husband? Actually has a taste for blood, which is why we don't see her out and about all that much. And why she dropped out of the business college. - August 5, 2009 at 10:03 AM
- Nicola O. said...
Pssst, those of you with a taste for a vampiric Sherwood forest might want to check out Lynn Viehl's Darkyn series.
Just sayin'.... - August 8, 2009 at 6:13 PM
- Wanker said...
wanker says- King Arthur going to enjoy this.
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Here I will point out some things that should be done by yourself after you have installed Drupal. It's a basic Drupal site configuration – some things that I always do when I create new Drupal website.
I assume you have installed Drupal on your web server. Installation is very easy, it's a matter of "point and click". Just make sure you create your database before that. More info on Drupal installation can be found in install.txt file that comes with Drupal installation.
So, you've just installed Drupal on your web-server (or your localhost), and now you ask yourself: "Hmmmm….. Now what?". Of course, it depends on the nature of your future website what you want to do with it, but before all that there's some basic Drupal site configuration that I always do, and I suggest you do it as well.
You are presented with a nice blue theme and a welcome message "Welcome to your new Drupal website!" and some additional info on setting up your Drupal website. I suggest you read that text and then do the following:
1. Go on and create your first account by clicking "create the first account." link. That first account that you create will be the admin account for your drupal website! It will have a user id of 1. You can name it "admin" or whatever you like.
2. After that you are back to frontpage of your installation. Go to your admin section, and click on "Modules". On modules listing page, mark checkboxes for the following modules: Contact, Path, Search and Statistics. Click "Save configuration". This will install some additional core modules that are not enabled by default, but I always use them.
3. Enable Clean URLs by visiting admin -> Site configuration -> Clean URLs (you need to have mod_rewrite Apache module enabled for this to work).
4. Go to admin section. If you see a message at the top that says "One or more problems were detected with your Drupal installation. Check the status report for more information.", don't worry about it, we'll fix that in a minute. Click "Site information" and fill in all those fields for your Drupal website. I think they are all pretty much self-explanatory
5. Next, click "File system" in admin section. You will hopefully get a message that "Files" directory was created. Click "Save configuration".
6. Now we need to setup Cron for out Drupal installation. In case you didn't know, cron is a unix process that works in a background all the time and it can execute certain commands for you at any time you tell it to do so. Drupal NEEDS cron job to be set up in order to function properly. So, login to your VPS (or dedicated server) and type following command:
crontab -e
This opens up your cron edit screen. Add the following line to it:
0 9 * * * wget -q http://www.your-domain.com/cron.php
This tells your cron to execute cron.php script at exactly 9am every day. You should be fine with it, although you can choose whatever time of the day you want.
(in case you don't have shell access, and you are on shared hosting, you should have some kind of setting up a cron. I know that in Cpanel you can set up a cronjob very easy, through graphical user interface. If you cannot do that, I suggest you contact you hoisting provider for assistance about setting up your cronjob for Drupal).
7. Ctrl+X and 'Y' and Enter. You should be out of your cron settings program. You can check if you successfully added cronjob by executing
crontab -l
8. Now go back to your browser, to your admin page of Drupal installation. You can run cron manually now, and then you shouldn't do it anymore, since we've just set up a cronjob for Drupal. Now you shouldn't receive any error messages at the top of the window in admin section.
9. Go to front page of your Drupal website. You are going to create your first piece of content in Drupal.
Create content – > Story
Create it! Be creative Write something just for fun, as we have a little bit more to configure. After you click Submit, your "story will be created. Congratulations, you've just created your first piece of content (node) in Drupal.
10. Go to your webroot directory where your Drupal installation is. Open up your .htaccess file and add following lines to it:
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^your-domain.com$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.+)/$ http://%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 [R=301,L]
or, if you have 'www' part in your domain name, add this instead:
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www.)?your-domain\.com$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.+)/$ http://%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 [R=301,L]
Save ".htaccess" file.
What this does is that it gets rid of a trailing slash at the end of your Drupal URLs. So, if you type URL with a slash at the end, it will automatically get rid of it. This is extremely important for search engines like Google and your website ranking, that's why we do this.
You should now have a basic Drupal website up and running with minimal number of modules running.
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When it comes to free agency in the NBA, much of the focus is placed on which teams have the most cap space available to spend or which teams can afford the top-tier players. These teams get the press because they get to make the glamorous signings, but at the other end of the spectrum are the teams pushing up against the luxury tax line.
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It happens every year. Teams get a little cap space, gear up for free agency, and then spend like there's no tomorrow to make sure that they get the guys they think can best help their teams. Sometimes, you end up with an appropriately-priced (or even bargain) free agent like Paul Millsap for $8 million or David West for $10 million. Or, you get what the Detroit Pistons got when they splurged in 2009: $90 million worth of Ben Gordon and Charlie Villanueva.
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Injuries have been the talk of the 2012 NBA playoffs with big names falling prey to the injury bug. While these injuries are unfortunate and greatly change the outlook of this year's postseason, there were also injuries throughout—and before—the season tipped off on Christmas for teams not in the playoff picture. Had these injuries not have occurred, the fortunes of these teams may have been different, considering the different expectations for each squad.
HOOPSWORLD takes a look at a few of the injuries that, had they not occurred, would have caused the 2011-12 NBA season to play out differently. As is the case with the All-NBA teams, we name two guards, two forwards and a center.
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1. Difficult Decisions Lie Ahead in Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City Thunder have as bright a future as any organization in the NBA. Kevin Durant is the most potent scoring force in the entire league and is already a perennial MVP candidate. Oh, and he's 23 years old. Russell Westbrook is one of the most dynamic and explosive point guards to come into the league in very long time. Westbrook is one of just two players to average over 23 points and five assists this season (LeBron James was the other). And Westbrook is just 23 years old. These two young studs represent the true core and foundation of the Thunder franchise. Accordingly, both Durant and Westbrook are locked up via long-term extensions exceeding $80 million.
However, the extremely intriguing question is which other key pieces will Thunder general manager Sam Presti decide to pair with his two superstars long-term? In particular, will Presti be forced to choose between two of the NBA's more promising young players: Serge Ibaka and James Harden?
Both Ibaka and Harden can be offered contract extensions once free agency begins on July 1. However, if either player doesn't ink an extension, they will become restricted free agents in the summer of 2013. Obviously, the Thunder's preference would be to keep both in OKC, but that may not be a realistic possibility.
Raptors: A Playoff Team With Bargnani
By Stephen Brotherston
In a season that many NBA franchises may remember more for injuries than the results on the court, it becomes easy to speculate just how much better things might have gone if certain players could have played the entire season. How many more games could the Bulls have won with a healthy Derrick Rose? What would the Hawks season have looked like with Al Horford available? Could the Knicks have passed Boston for first in the Atlantic if Jeremy Lin's knee had not given out?
Established teams with enough experience and depth still made the playoffs despite their injuries, but rebuilding teams often see their season collapse with the loss of just one key player. In Minnesota, the Timberwolves fell immediately out of the playoff race without Ricky Rubio, and in Toronto, the Raptors found out they had only one go-to-guy in January without Andrea Bargnani.
"We saw a different Andrea at the beginning of this season," said Jose Calderon. "The Andrea we saw at the beginning is the Andrea who is going to be here next year and the Andrea we need to keep growing. He grew up in almost every aspect of the game. He made things easier for us to play out there. He gave us a lot of space."
Where Do The Jazz Go From Here?
By Derek Page
A furious finish to the end of the season secured a spot in the playoffs for the Utah Jazz, but now a four game sweep at the hands of the San Antonio Spurs has this team readying for the offseason.
The Jazz closed out the 2012 NBA season with five straight victories, propelling the team into the postseason after missing the playoffs just a season ago. This streak included an impressive overtime win against the Dallas Mavericks and a playoff-clinching double-digit victory over the playoff-hopeful Phoenix Suns.
This was supposed to be a rebuilding year after trading away All-Star point guard Deron Williams last season, but this young team was able to fight its way into the playoffs.
Even though it was a quick exit to the 2012 postseason, the Jazz have reason to be optimistic about the future. Derrick Favors had a double-double in each of Utah's final two playoff games and, even though he struggled with his shot against the Spurs, Gordon Hayward looks like he's going to be a solid player in the NBA for years to come.


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The bould Danny outraged all the politically correct nanny staters in Ireland last week by suggesting that customers in small rural pubs should be allowed to drive home slowly along quiet country roads after having a couple of pints.
But it wasn't just the horror at what he was proposing that got to the PC brigade. What made it even worse for the High and Mighty here was the international coverage the story got, since it fitted all the stereotypes about the Irish and booze, and it had the added bonus of an eccentric looking Kerryman at its center.
The sophisticates in Dublin were rigid with embarrassment. Oh, the shame of it! We were being made look like idiots -- sorry, that should be eejits -- before the entire world!
Papers, TV networks, the Huffington Post and other sites across the Europe, the U.S., Australia and further afield ran the story, with varying degrees of accuracy and extra chuckles added in.
Most of them were in the Begorrah, Hic, Ye Won't Believe This! vein. The headlines varied from the one on the U.S. Gawker site, "Lawmakers in Ireland to allow 'moderate' drunk-driving" (which is completely inaccurate) to the misleading one in the Toronto Star, "Irish county passes motion to let certain rural drivers drive while legally drunk" (they wouldn't be if the proposed legal change was made) to the follow-up one in Australia, "Irish county councilor insists drink-driving fight isn't over yet" (which managed to get the word fight in as well drink). Seemingly the story even ran in China.
"I know where I'm moving to," was a typical comment by readers on sites and blogs around the world. For a day or two, the wilds of remote Kerry on the south west tip of Ireland seemed to be the center of the worldwide web.
Here in Ireland, of course, we did not see the funny side. We rarely do. We're remarkably thin-skinned when it comes to appreciating jokes, send-ups and humorous put-downs, especially if the words drink and Irish are mentioned in the same sentence.
So the great and the good and the Holier Than Thou here all lined up to publicly ridicule and condemn Healy Rae for his "outrageous," "irresponsible," "backward" suggestion. The vitriol poured on him was quite extraordinary.
And no tactics -- including some papers getting comment from the mothers of youngsters who had been killed in road accidents -- were too cheap for the PC brigade to unload on him.
What none of them mentioned, however, was that he had a point. The pubs all over rural Ireland are dying.
The old men with the peaked caps who used to drive in a few miles from their farms out in the bogs for a pint or two in the evenings can't do it anymore because of our drink driving laws. As a result many are suffering from isolation and depression.
The little country pubs are closing -- dozens of them every year -- and a way of life is being lost, a way of socializing which has been at the heart of rural Ireland for generations.
The effect of this has been devastating in the more remote and sparsely populated parts of rural Ireland. Unable to go to the pub in the evenings, because they are afraid of being caught driving home again after a few drinks and losing their driving license as a result, they don't go out.
If you live a few miles from a village down a bog road, losing your license is not something you want to happen. How can you get to the shops? To Mass? To the doctor? So rather than risk it, you stay at home.
Long before last week's controversy we were aware of the problems that this is causing, particularly for older people in rural areas. The lack of social contact can lead to depression and worse. So there's clearly a problem there.
So far the PC brigade (mostly in Dublin) have said that the way to deal with this is taxi-sharing, local transport, pub owners bringing customers home in a minivan, etc.
This sounds sensible, but none of it works. Public transport in rural areas is almost non-existent, and sharing taxis and minivans ignores the reality that people may want to go home at different times and that they may live many miles in opposite directions from the pub.
It's been tried and it rarely works on a sustainable basis. Also many of the people we are talking about cannot afford to pay for taxis home. They can just about afford the price of a couple of drinks.
The motion which Healy Rae introduced at the council and got passed on Monday of last week was actually a reasonable compromise. It called for legislation to be introduced -- and it has to be national, not local legislation -- which would allow rural Gardai (police) to issue permits to allow rural dwellers to drive from their local pub "after having two or three drinks on little used roads driving on very low speeds."
Clearly when such legislation would be framed other qualifiers could be added in, like a high minimum age (over 40?), a clean driving record, a small engine car, a low maximum speed limit, a maximum distance from the driver's home and so on.
Healy Rae suggested the alcohol limit should be equivalent to two or three drinks (" a maximum of three.") That could be kept at two, although clearly a lot depends on physical size and when the drinker last ate. The present limit can equate to less than one pint for someone of average size who has eaten a small meal a couple of hours previously.
So Healy Rae's motion was not radical. It was a modest attempt to find a solution to a complex problem. Or at least to start a discussion on how such a solution might be found.
The reality is that the kind of drinkers Healy Rae has in mind are not the problem. The problem are the younger drivers who get out of their heads by downing a bottle of vodka and handful of pills and then get in their cars and go screaming down the road like a racing driver. They're called boy racers, although a lot of them are in their twenties or thirties.
One of the mothers who was quoted in the media here this week condemning Healy Rae lost her son in a road accident and campaigns against drink driving. But the young man who killed her son had consumed seven pints, six bottles of beer, five cans of beer, two vodkas, three shots and a line of cocaine before getting behind the wheel.
Of course everyone wants to keep someone like that off the road. But there's a long way from that to the older, responsible, cautious driver carefully making his way slowly home after a couple of pints in his local pub.
In case the Healy Rae line might gain some traction, all kinds of "experts" and politicians immediately flooded the media to put forward the conventional wisdom and insist there could be absolutely no change. The idea was so stupid it wasn't worthy of intelligent discussion, they insisted.
A spokesman for Alcohol Action Ireland said that alcohol, even in small amounts, impairs driving ability. Well, yes it does. But then so do lots of drugs we don't normally test for, like cocaine and marijuana, uppers and downers, ecstasy, and numerous prescription drugs like anti-depressants, blood thinners and so on. Even normal cold and cough medicines can have an effect in high doses.
Then there are people with various medical conditions (diabetes, respiratory and heart problems and so on) whose driving can be affected either by their problems or by the drugs they have to take. I know one elderly woman who has a bad case of "restless leg" and regularly kicks out to straighten her knee and relieve the tension when she is driving!
The question is how much does alcohol in small amounts affect a person's ability to drive, and is it more than the effect of many other factors like the ones described above which are rarely considered.
I think we all know the answer to that one.
Small amounts of alcohol are no worse than small amounts of many other factors. It's just that we have a thing about alcohol, to the point where it has become an obsession.
"Almost one in three crash deaths in Ireland is alcohol related. Even in small amounts, alcohol impairs driving ability - any amount of alcohol increases the risk of involvement in a fatal crash," the Alcohol Action spokesman said.
Irrefutable evidence? Hardly. This is not evidence, it's propaganda.
All the first sentence means is that in one-third of road deaths here, the driver(s) had some alcohol. We don't know how much. It's possible that he or she had just one or two drinks. Or maybe just one drink but also a handful of pills. Or maybe they had a bottle or more of spirits and a load of other drinks as well.
We just don't know. We don't know how much of a factor alcohol was in these deaths, although the implication being made is clear in the second sentence.
The emotive line "any amount of alcohol increases the risk of involvement in a fatal crash" suggests that any drinking risks causing fatal car crashes and kills people. Yes, a small amount does increase the risk but by how much?
More than lack of sleep and the risk of nodding off at the wheel? More than getting hyped up by drinking too many cups of coffee or Red Bulls?
This absolutist attitude to drink and driving ignores the truth staring us in the face. What causes the death of people in most car crashes in Ireland (and probably everywhere else) is SPEED, not alcohol.
As Healy Rae says, if you have had a couple of pints and you drive slowly and carefully home along a quiet country road you know like the back of your hand, you are far less likely to kill someone than an alcohol free driver roaring down a main road at 90 miles an hour who may be on something.
Healy Rae's motion, which calls for mature rural drivers to receive special permits that would allow very moderate drinking and driving, was passed by Kerry County Council by five votes to three. Twelve councilors were absent from the chamber while another seven abstained from voting.
Healy Rae, from a well known Kerry family of political mavericks, is himself a small bar owner in a rural area. There's no doubt he had one eye on his bar business and the other eye on increasing his vote when he put the motion to the council and got it through.
There's also no doubt that many of those who were missing or abstained when the vote was taken did not want to be seen opposing the motion no matter what the big boys in Dublin think. They know there's a lot of sympathy for this view at grassroots level. Of course they also know that the chances of the national government agreeing to act on the Kerry Council motion and change the drink-drive law are nil.
Country people know that an absolutist approach to social issues like this is unfair and disproportionate. They know that the present regime is killing most of the small country pubs in Ireland -- hundreds have shut down in the last few years. In the Healy Rae native village of Kilgarvan the village once had six pubs, now it has two.
The problem could be fixed, with a little common sense all round. Unfortunately, given the power of the various PC groups in Ireland these days, it won't even be considered.
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Eireannach | Mar 05, 2013, 09:10 AM EST
Don't know which is more ridiculous - Healy Rae's half baked proposal, or Spain's way OTT rant - doncha just love him....? No? You should be 'ashamed' of yourselves...
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casualMBA | Feb 02, 2013, 07:33 PM EST
Healy-Rae's trial balloon may merit independent consideration
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KidShelleen | Jan 31, 2013, 10:28 PM EST
Drunk at home and pushing tabs on a PC, or by another name PC's at home breaking the monopoly of the employed Herald Express printed press. Or by another name the point I'm fighting against 'reading the back of your hand whilst driving, 'finally the wisdom 'Crash death's in Ireland, the lost cause.'. … The old and "wise" in Ireland instructions to youth how to avoid getting caught driving over the legal limit of drink driving law. In this spin John Spain has minced his words, forgetting as he has the home rule stuff. "Me-lad the "safest" way to drive home after a few and not have accident, mark my words, on approaching head on and side diagonal roads, before they become "blessed cross" (X) roads, turn off your lights so as you can see all directions headlights through the hedges from approaching cars'." … The philosophy being of course as everyone has guessed you are smarter then the other lit up guy's approach. It's not your problem as to whether the other fellow had a drink or not, whether his mobile's licences or unlicensed, uninsured or legitimate driver you are all driving the same killer missile drowning along slowly or high flyer phantom white lady fighter pilot as smart a thinker as an Intel silicon implant doing a circuit through the lanes with illuminations off outwitting the 'Law of Man's "safety" wisdom' crash the lights approaching the intersection. "I swear the other guy was driving without lights on!!!!" Up's, and the pedestrian sandwiched between, all's well says preacher with the empty green clothed plate and to earn a solemn penny, "he would have gone straight to heaven without feeling a thing." No post-mortem over there, no life insurance, whether it's the remote's of Kerry or the lIse of Innishfree no payout. Ireland Calling Germany. – "Surrender of the Emerald Isle" - "Reclaiming heritage" – On the Economy - Schon kommen mit lights on, ready for taking. - I'm sure coming with light on. The UK shall not have you. Schnapps.
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Sean Sheehan | Jan 31, 2013, 02:50 PM EST
BS, activity justiyiing BS behaviour. Alchahol is a problem that occurs in way too many Irish(Irish American) famalies. It runs in mine to the extent I call it the Irish disease, looking at consumption related behaviour in Ireland shows the same problem.
How many ride-alongs with the Garda have you done? As a colomnist I am sure they would be happy to take you along on a night shift education. As an excop myself I can tell you there is nothing like the experience of bloodied, broken, alchohol soaked bodies to wake you up. It doesn't take many times where a person is seriously injured and an acompaning drunk is mobile and has to be wrestled down to keep them from interfering with the medics to reform a benign opion of the slightly impaired driver. Slightly impaired drivers have been shown to be at least, if not more dangerous than a "real" drunk. You want permission for slightly impaired, older farmers, to drive impaired. Age being enough of an impairment by itself. A person, you included, can go on the internet and purchase a breath analyzer easily. In US and most other countries is .08% blood alchahol or less to drive. It is set at .08 for a reason, you blow close find another way home.
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1/2 cup sour cream
4 green onions, chopped
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14 (10 inch) flour tortillas
I found a similar recipe like this one that also called for a small can of green chilies and a can of chopped black olives.I tweaked the recipe and everyone loves it.I took a package of chorizo,cooked it and drained as much grease out as possible with several paper towels.Allow it to cool completely before adding it to mixture.The chorizo will give a spicy bite to it.Not too much though.I also add some ground cumin maybe 2 teaspoons.However since I use the chorizo I do not put in a package of taco seasoning.I do put the cumin, tsp garlic powder,tsp salt.Tip:if I have time alloted I prepare the mixture the day before keeping it refrigerated and spread the tortillas the day of serving.Then chill them for at least 2 hours before cutting into 1 inch to 1 1/2inch bites.Just wanted to share my twist on a popular finger-food.
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Nothing fancy here, just a quick little snack that takes minutes to make. Used AR's Taco Seasoning 1 instead of the packaged taco seasoning. Fun for kids and great for a buffet table. Keep this one in mind for next year's Super Bowl pig-out! If all adults, I'd add some chopped red jalapeño peppers for a little color and a little kick. Thanks FootballMom.
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