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Iron Clad Burrito wrote:
In return, Matt Damon... put Screamy down, then stood over him and said, no joke, "Matt. Damon."
You monster. Using such language.
Iron Clad Burrito wrote: In return, Matt Damon... put Screamy down, then stood over him and said, no joke, "Matt. Damon." You monster. Using such language. |
Well I need to head to bed, have to be at work at 3am. I'll have to play it by ear tomorrow night as well, supposed to be more severe weather. May have to play Friday night or over the weekend if that's the case.
This is a picture from tonight's storm, crazy! http://yfrog.com/es3alicj
Rotten Funk and Vicarious Victims grind each other into a no scoring tie.
Anacher wrote: rekard wrote: Anacher, when can you play that isn't Tuesday - Thursday? I might be able to play Friday, but Sat mid-day or sunday mid-day are are probably the best. Rekard, are you on steam? I don't see you in any of the groups I'm in. |
Rekard's Steam name is Janaan
RaveBomb wrote: Rekard's Steam name is Janaan Lol. I go from not being able to find him to, "Oh, he's already on my friends list". Heh. |
RaveBomb wrote: Rotten Funk and Vicarious Victims grind each other into a no scoring tie. Vicarious Victims won the coin flip and elected to receive. The first couple of turns were a light tussle for position. Then the Victims were able to punch a hole through the Funk's lines and ran the ball up into pass range of the Gutter runners. However, the Victims coach miscounted the number of disturbing presence auras and made the pass at -4. That was the last time I had paws on the ball. The remainder of the half was in the form of a rat shaped tar-pit slowing the Funks advance to a halt. The rats sustained a single injury, however, they had a spare lineman to cover the position. The second half saw a kick direct to the pestigor. The Victims easily punched through the lightly defended right flank of the Funk lines and positioned to threaten the pestigor. In response the pestigor moved to the left and a cage formed with the intent of slowly moving the ball forward. In an effort that can only be described as heroic, the Victims formed a fuzzy rat-pile of bodies that ground the Funk to a halt, only able to safely move the ball a space or two each turn. Nuffle was in steady force against the Nurgle team (I'd guess Nurgle owes Nuffle money) with a steady but not overwhelming) stream of red dice, while the Victims were able to get away with a number of 1d blocks, dodges and even threw a single successful -2d block. Despite suffering a second injury in the second half,(only BH, so that's ok) and 5 KOs, it would seem that 5 rats was just enough. Overall good game civbat. Glad another squeezy ball didn't have to die. |
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The High Elves gracefully defeat the Norse 2-1.
Both teams showed up to the match somewhat beaten up - the Elves had two loners, while the Norse brought in one. This meant, of course, that neither side had any back bench, and every CAS would be felt. Of course, the very first block by the Norse BH one of my loners. The Norse make a lot of 1d blocks. Sometimes intentionally, sometimes not (usually due to frenzy.) Irritatingly, this works out for them, and they don't even have to fall back on the fact that they've all got block - they're rolling the pows that they need. Needless to say, the one time that I tried to throw a 1d block on the ballcarrier, I skulled, RR to another skull. The Norse cage up, and despite the cage falling apart near the end (hence my 1d attempt), they score without too much trouble. The Elves don't care too much for caging, and manage to dodge around the Norse and throw some passes for a fairly quick score. At the half, the Elves are down two players, while the single KO'd Norse wakes up. The Elves recieve and try to make the same play, but this time the Norse are wise to it, and make life hard for the Elven recievers. The highlight for this half is one of my elves trying to dodge away from the two Norse guarding him (but only on his front and side, so it's an all-but-one dodge) so that he can recieve the pass for the TD. He fails, RR's, fails again, trips, breaks his own armor, and KO's himself. The elves try to pass forward, making life difficult for the Norse, but there's enough Norse around that they manage to take down the ballcarrier and surround the ball. The Elves push a Norseman onto the ball, and it pops out into Elven hands. One of the Elvish blitzers moves down the opposite side of the field, ready to make a catch to run in for the TD. Then the Norse take a break for a turn. Tired with all the pointless violence on the pitch, they decide to do nothing in protest. Or, more accurately, Nurg accidentally hits the "end turn" button within the first seconds of his turn. I feel bad about it, but take advantage of it anyway - the game's almost over and we're still tied! A blitz on the Norse covering the ballcarrier, a short pass then a quick run into the endzone brings the score up to 2-1. Final tally of CAS is 1 BH and 2 SIs on the Elves (1 SI on the loner, the other on a 0 SPP lineman) and 1 BH and 1 SI on the Norse. At the end of the game, I'm given the choice of picking up either of the 0 SPP injured loners. I decline. I think that I probably could have won even if Nurg hadn't missed a turn. Probably. It's definately too bad for him though, since he could've done a lot to make my life a lot harder that turn. Good game Nurg! edit: y'know what, I've got to stop putting things like 'some highlights', then post basically the entire match. They're not highlights if I'm recapping the entire bloody game. |
AlStar wrote: Or, more accurately, Nurg accidentally hits the "end turn" button within the first seconds of his turn. Yes, I was trying to select a Werewolf that was on the left hand side of the End Turn button, and somehow clicked the End Turn button! AlStar wrote: I think that I probably could have won even if Nurg hadn't missed a turn. Probably. It's definately too bad for him though, since he could've done a lot to make my life a lot harder that turn. I think so as well, the only two players I had even remotely near the receiver was the Werewolf I was trying to click, and ended turn, and a Lineman. Both would have had to make one GFI in order to get on top of the receiver. Knowing my luck I'd have failed those GFI's, however even if I did make it, you'd have had to fail a dodge, which I doubt would have happened anyhow. My Norse are 0-4 now, however they are leveling really well, and cash hasn't been a problem either since I've managed to score at least once in each of those four games so far. |
RaveBomb wrote: Overall good game civbat. Glad another squeezy ball didn't have to die. Yeah... the dice were better to me but I still had to be very conservative and pick the best opportunities for using my rerolls, whereas you finished the first half with 3 rerolls and the 2nd half with 4 rerolls. And I really struggled to move the ball up field. I seemed to roll pushes when I needed downs, and the rats were always able to break into the cage. At one point there were only 3 rats standing but they were all marking half of my cage, the route straight forward was blocked by rat bodies, the ball carrier was the Chaos Warrior with -1MV, and I had no rerolls. The result was that I stayed put instead of gaining ground. I think the part I am most happy about is that none of the 3 journeymen that joined my team for the game gained any spp, and even if I get the minimum payout I'll still have enough gold to pick up a 2nd Pestigor (even though it took 4 games to get there). |
Yea, I knew that I had basically no chance of picking up the ball, so everything went towards stopping your advance. If I couldn't score, I wasn't about to let you..
So, who can validate the games?
Outstanding matches have been validated. I'm available during the afternoons and evenings this weekend, dva13.
Anacher wrote: rekard wrote: Anacher, when can you play that isn't Tuesday - Thursday? I might be able to play Friday, but Sat mid-day or sunday mid-day are are probably the best. I'll talk to you on one of those middays then. 12 CT alright? |
Hellheart wrote: Outstanding matches have been validated. I'm available during the afternoons and evenings this weekend, dva13. Cool. I should be on by around 1pm PST on Saturday and Sunday. |
Nature's Fury defeats Patriots of Nurgle 1-0.
So we starts da game, and we musta had some bad shit. Cause the other guys was all... melty and shimmery. Anyway, so kicks them the ball and they all get in a group. We surrounded them, and then knocked over the guy with the ball. Our tree was thirsty. He stopped walking. The wardancer guy got killed! But he was just foolin'. Once the apothecary broke his arm he woke up. So then the crowd got the ball and threw it back into the field. One of our guys was close, but he couldn't pick up the ball. Then the whistle blew and we had to go sit down. Den it started a rainin' like crazy. So we starts a blockin, but the tree got thirsty again! We gots to work on that dehydration of his. So our guy tries to pick up the ball. He drops it, and then again and then again! The rain and slime mades everything so slippery. By that point, he had some new friends nearbys. All squishy and slimy like. So we rans around them and throws the ball to a guy who runs off with it. Den we scores! Key plays. Had a lineman make three dodges to get away from being pushed into the crowd. After the ball was thrown in from the crowd, the first Nurgle block was a skull/both down (rerolled to the same). I dodged an elf over to pick it up for an easy score, and he failed to pick up the ball even with a reroll. I failed three pickups in a row at the start of the second half. |
Validated. Just DoM and Zaximus left to play.
And I was just not around much at all this weekend - apologies Zaximus. I can do tonight (a bit later), Tuesday, Thursday. I *think* Wednesday is bad right now (getting some scheduling conflicts), but I could even do after ~9:30PM EST on Wednesday as well.
Say when, and I'll do better about actually being online. |
No worries, my weekend filled up with other obligations too and the few times I was available for a game, I just missed you on Steam. We can try tonight if possible, but any of the other days you listed could also work. I'll look for you tonight!
Games played and validated, new day! I didn't write down who's playing who because right now I don't even want to look at Blood Bowl - by the way, Civbat, having a stress ball nearby is pretty helpful, thanks for the idea!
Secondhand Dyin's 1-0 over Hugs for the Hug God in another Nuffle-hates-Zaximus match, I'm afraid.
First half, he got 2 KOs, I got 2 CAS. He received, made it to within a few ticks of the end zone, and my ghouls swarmed him and knocked the ball loose - GFI + pickup, ball no longer loose. Blodging ghoul evades the 2D block, dodges away, and passes - to a zombie at midfield - ball out of scoring position, I thought, except there was another turn left - I probably shouldn't have tried passing for SPP again. Fortunately, when his +AG Chaos Warrior grabbed the ball out of a TZ, dodged away, and made a pass attempt, my zombie crit-6'd the interception. I think that's the third time in two games I've done that to Zaximus now. Second half, I received (one KO recovered, up one man, but Rabid the other KO), and swarmed left. The Chaos team quickly moved to block, but didn't mark a lot - so I formed a very loose blocking cage and ran the ghouls right. The blocking line got pushed around a bit, but managed to evade while causing a couple more CAS rolls, and eventually did some GFI-GFI-dodge-GFI-GFI work into the end zone just ahead of a mass of Chaos Warriors. Zaximus finally started seeing some CAS on Turn 16, but everything regenerated from my end. Lots of pushes, lots of stumbles on the blodging ghouls, and in general, Zaximus had a hard time putting anyone into the dirt. For the first couple of turns, I was just hunting for a 2D block to throw, and settling for 1D's with anyone with Block. But the dice favored me big-time on that one, especially on stupid-crazy plays. The Chaos team's lack of starting Block/Dodge/Tackle skills makes it tough when the dice start falling away. Good game, Zaximus - at least a couple of levelups which will help moving forward. I intended to have another wolf for the start of that match, but must have not saved the roster when I upgraded. |
Day 5:
Rotten Funk - civbat / ICB - Witless and Winless HighHold Lordlings - AlStar / Nekojin - The Seven Dorfses Hugs for the Hug God - Zaximus / Nurg - Maulers of Midgard Nature's fury - Anacher / DOM - Secondhand Dyin's Ultra-Violets - dva13 / rekard - Patriots of the Nurgle Vicarious Victims - RaveBomb / Hellheart - White-As-Snow Dwarves |
Since Zax didn't, I will:
[e] Beaten like Rhianna. Damn. Civ: If I'm on Steam, I'm available. I don't remember how late you stay up on weeknights. |
Quote: HighHold Lordlings - AlStar / Nekojin - The Seven Dorfses Back-to-back Nurgle followed by Dwarves? Really? When's good for you Neko? I'm pretty much free any time after ~6 PM Eastern - just throw me a message on Steam. |
If by Dwarves you mean Ogres.... yes, have fun.
Hellheart, I'm on every night after about 8pm central, except Wednesday. |
RaveBomb wrote: If by Dwarves you mean Ogres.... yes, have fun. Very tall dwarves. |
My mistake... tall dwarves...
Hey Nurg, I'm open most of this week in the evenings.
AlStar wrote: Quote: HighHold Lordlings - AlStar / Nekojin - The Seven Dorfses Back-to-back Nurgle followed by Dwarves? Really? When's good for you Neko? I'm pretty much free any time after ~6 PM Eastern - just throw me a message on Steam. I probably won't be available much before Thursday. Got shopping and movie tonight (although the movie is tentative), and got One More Disney Day tomorrow. If only I were 20 again, and able to actually go from 6 AM open to 6 AM close... |
Vicarious Victims lost 0-3 to the White-As-Snow Dwarves.
I'll let Hellheart write it up, as his writeups are so much more better then mine. I am going to go feel shame as a Standard Action. |
The White-As-Snow Dwarves emerged out of the pouring rain with blood pouring off their armor in rivulets. They had to endure the Heat for almost the entire game in full armor, but the panting and sweating seemed to have no effect on them at all, and they managed to pull of an almost unheard-of 3 TD's to win 3-0.
The Skaven received first and attempted a 1D block to make an opening on the right side after throwing it to the Gutter Runner there. Unfortunately, a skull rerolled into a Both Down, resulting in a Turnover. The Dwarves quickly took advantage by knocking the ballcarrier down and freeing up the Runner to pick up the ball over 2 turns. They then began a slow march upfield, with the Runner standing in the middle of as many dwarves as possible while the Skaven scrambled and dodged everywhere in order to throw blocks at him. A 1D block knocked him down, and the ball bounced back and forth until somehow the Blocker with Guard managed to pick it up. He got knocked down on the subsequent Skaven turn, but the following Dwarven turn (Turn 7) involved a bunch of thrown blocks to open up a pickup by a Blitzer and a handoff to the Runner for the TD. A Riot gave the Skaven a chance to TD in 2 turns, but once again the 1D block failed. It was necessary to attempt it over dodging because I set up such that every possible dodge route was covered by someone with Tackle, making a dodge run extremely unlikely with the Skaven out of rerolls. The WASD responded by crowdsurfing a Gutter Runner to MNG and throwing a few blocks before the half ended. The WASD sadly suffered their first non-crowdsurf injury as well, an MNG on one of the Blockers with Guard. The WASD received to start the 2nd half with 3 Skaven sidelined from Sweltering Heat while the WASD lost 2. The Skaven set up almost everyone on the line. and the kick went OOB so it was handed to a Troll Slayer with 3 SPP. The whole Skaven line gets knocked down while the TS ran on ahead. A dodge and a 1D block was rerolled from a Both Down to a Both Down, but both players had Block so nothing happened. A TON of dodges resulted in a bunch of Skaven around the TS. The Dwarves responded by surrounding all the rats. The TS gets pushed by a 1D block but not much else happens, while the Dwarves respond by chainpushing the TS to a safer position and blocking down all nearby rats. A daring red block resulted in a downed TS, but the blitzing Lineman managed to pick up the ball despite being surrounded by Dwarves in every square but the two diagonal squares closer to the Skaven endzone. An attempted dodge out of the terrible situation failed, and eventually a Blitzer picked up the ball and ran it in for the 2-0 lead. Then the weather switched to Pouring Rain, and the Skaven pickup waaaay back near their endzone failed despite the Thrower having 4 AGI with Sure Hands. The other Gutter Runner was crowdsurfed for another MNG, and the remaining Skaven were surrounded while the Runner, a Blocker, and a Blitzer went downfield. The Runner managed to block down the Thrower after it managed a pickup, and then picked up the ball near the endzone. A Stormvermin 1D blocked him down, but was 2D blocked on the following turn, allowing the Runner to stand up and pick up the ball to score on Turn 16. --- This marks a 4-game winning streak for the Dwarves after a tie that was only possible through some ridiculous AGI efforts by a Troll Slayer. The 2-1 victory against Chaos was achieved through a set of blocks on Turn 16 that allowed a Blitzer to pick up the ball and make a single GFI to hand it off to the Runner, who then made a double-GFI with no rerolls for the winning TD. The following game against Wood Elves was a dominating effort by the Dwarves, who had a chance to score 2 TD's in the 2nd half as well but didn't have the rerolls to back it up. Of course, now the Dwarves are down a Guard Lineman against Norse, and I'm 10k short of having a Deathroller to make things a little more fair against the Yhetee. |
Both my Gutter Runners are out next game with smashed collerbones and I am 10k short to replace even one.
And I'm up against the really tall Dorfses next. At least I'll have some mercs to throw under the bus. |
Winless and Witless vs. Rotten Funk
Witless elected to receive to start this game. And the long grind began. The Orcs formed a cage, but didn't put the ball in it, electing to hang back for a turn and see how the nurgle wall developed. One turn turned into 3, when blitzers got around/through holes in each side. The Orcs committed to the right side while still trying to break bones on the left. Indeed, one nurgle skull was broken and another nurgle took a nap, putting a third Orc behind their lines. Matt Damon, with a mighty cry of MATT DAMON! hurled the ball into the waiting arms of Apoca Lips behind their lines. Eddie Durrrphy came to join for moral support. A fortuitous blitz result of 2 pushes allowed Apoca Lips to score with only a dodge, instead of a dodge AND a GFI. Wait a minute... Winless and Witless scored?! OH HECK YES. Halftime: Orcs up 1-0. The second half was not nearly so exciting. Nuffle was laughing at Civbat hard. He received, but played the half down 2 men, as Nurgle decided to let sleeping beasts lie. His poor defenders, they kept slipping! The Orcs finally were able to knock the ball loose, but 3 turns later as the game ended no one was able to pick it up. So Nurgle AND Nuffle decided to make a liar out of me. Winless and Witless are now no longer winless. Winless and Witless 1-0 Rotten Funk. --------- Poor Civbat. The 2nd half was fucking murder; he saw me making 1D blocks with ease. He spent his 2 rerolls in 3 turns and from then on he would roll almost nothing but double skulls, and his beast was "really stupid" for half of the drive. And then I, in a glorious fit of stupidity (and IMO 1 of only 2 really dumb things I did all game) knocked the ball free on a -2D blitz. If I'd done it a block earlier it'd have been a 1D, but I pushed someone into a tackle zone. I could hear his howls of rage all the way across the continent. We then spent 3 turns trying to pick up the ball, in three stooges fashion. The ball actually stayed on his half of the field for the whole drive, near the center of the field. I hope the money holds. I didn't reroll it, so the bug shouldn't apply, right? tl;dr HOLY SHIT I WON A GAME |
dva. From Friday to Monday evenings, when can you do it?
Sunday or Monday look best.
Zaximus wrote: Hey Nurg, I'm open most of this week in the evenings. I didn't see your Steam message until late last night, and you'd already logged off. Sorry I missed you. I should be able to play later this evening. We've got some severe weather coming in around 4pm, but after the storm passes its supposed be a nice evening. |
Anacher - I can do earlier Thursday (I have a 9PM EST match in the other league), otherwise push it out to Saturday/Sunday (and Sunday's kind of limited). Let me know what works for ya.
Iron Clad Burrito wrote: Poor Civbat. The 2nd half was fucking murder; he saw me making 1D blocks with ease. He spent his 2 rerolls in 3 turns and from then on he would roll almost nothing but double skulls, and his beast was "really stupid" for half of the drive. And then I, in a glorious fit of stupidity (and IMO 1 of only 2 really dumb things I did all game) knocked the ball free on a -2D blitz. If I'd done it a block earlier it'd have been a 1D, but I pushed someone into a tackle zone. I could hear his howls of rage all the way across the continent. We then spent 3 turns trying to pick up the ball, in three stooges fashion. The ball actually stayed on his half of the field for the whole drive, near the center of the field. I hope the money holds. I didn't reroll it, so the bug shouldn't apply, right? tl;dr HOLY SHIT I WON A GAME Don't worry too much, ICB - what Nuffle giveth, he taketh away with pain and blood and grown-man-tears. You'll probably have a minimum of two deaths for every game hereafter and every pass you throw will be intercepted miraculously. In other news, your former blitzer is doing quite well in his new role of sacrificial lineman Congrats on your first win! |
Now I know how HH felt during our Kerunch Kup match. The entire game ICB is throwing around 1D blocks like he's got a horseshoe up his ass, and he only needed to reroll 1 of them. He opens a hole along the LOS and runs in to throw the ball with a rotter and a CW able to try for an interception. He's in 1 or 2 foul auras but still gets a perfect launch, the interception fails, and his long pass is caught then run in for a TD. Maybe it was a medium pass. Either way that bugged me a little. However, the rest of the game was me rolling [Push] then [Push] then [Skull][Skull], again and again, turn after turn. Sometimes I knocked someone down, and a couple times I started my turn by rolling [Skull][Skull]. I received a BH with a niggling injury iirc when I rolled double [Both Down]. 2 rerolls wasted on GFIs. Hold on... counting to 10... I haven't yet replaced my squeezy ball so I had nothing to help release my angst.


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The Ultra-339 features an onboardtuner, which is activated by a miniscule on/off button, stealthily located on the bridgepickup ring alongside the tuning indica-tor lights. The pickup ring is also home totwo LEDs (red and blue) that indicate thepickup configuration in use. One or both ofthese two LEDs remain illuminated whenthe guitar is plugged in so that you knowwhich pickup is being used, but they shinediscreetly and looking at the guitar headon, you might not even notice it. That's agood thing, given how traditionally mindedGibson fans can be.

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Next to a cable car stop and an 8-minute walk from Union Square, this elegant hotel features a fitness center. The Ferry Building is a 15-minute tram ride from the property. Select rooms feature a view of the San Francisco skyline at Stanford Court San Francisco. Each elegant room has over-sized windows, a sitting area and white fine linens. A flat-screen cable TV, an iPod docking station and free spa toiletries in the private bathroom are provided. AT&T Park is a 10-minute cab ride from Stanford Court San Francisco. Overlooking Grace Cathedral, Huntington Park, at the top of Nob Hill, is less than a 5-minute walk from the hotel. Fisherman's Wharf is just a 15-minute cable car ride from the property. Chinatown is a 7-minute walk from the hotel. Hotel Rooms: 393 The most recent booking for this hotel was made on Dec 12 at 11:21 PM from the United States.
ActivitiesFitness Center Food & DrinkRestaurant, Bar InternetFree! Wi-Fi is available in all areas and is free of charge. ParkingPrivate parking is available on site (reservation is needed) and costs USD 52.44 per day. Services24-Hour Front Desk, Baggage Storage, Dry Cleaning, Ironing Service, Tour Desk, On-Site ATM, Concierge Service, Suit Press, Daily maid service GeneralNon-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Family Rooms, Elevator, Safe, Heating, All Spaces Non-Smoking (Public and Private), Air Conditioning Check-inFrom 4:00 PM Check-outUntil 12:00 PM Cancellation/
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Location. Room was very comfortable. Morning coffee in the lobby was fantastic. Staff was very helpful and nice.
poor restaurant facilities,poor reception
the staff & service
being upgraded to A room that wasn'T so great. we asked for A different room. also we never had robes in our rooms either
-Location -Staff helpful -I/Net fast -Room clean & well appointed
-Pillows too soft (staff provided more when requested .... all ok) - Bar not opened 'till 5 pm'ish ? - A few more brochures/maps in room
Excellent professional staff, clean rooms, amazing location.
Rooms are in a desperate need of update (bathrooms in particular).
I loved the view from my room, everyone was very helpful and friendly from the concierge to the housekeeper. I will not hesitate to recommend your hotel to friends/family.
Coffee down in the lobby was $3, it should be complimentary.
Good size room Comfortable bed Nice breakfast Good heating Valet parking
Would prefer full dining facility for breakfast and dinner Didn't like cardboard cups in the bedroom Pillows were uncomfortable
Great help, quick check in as we were late for a party downtown, helpful getting us a cab
Location is excellent!
Hotel is pricey. Bathrooms are old.
The room was clean. It as modern and roomy.
We requested adjoining rooms in July and it didn't happen. We requested higher floors and paid for a view and we were on the first floor with an inside room. We paid for a room with a view, when asked if the first floor room would be cheaper I was told no. But on the website when purchasing the higher floor it was more expensive.
Location is not bad but uphills; Nice and clean. Very comfortable. Wide and nice rooms.
very up on Powell street, though it's a nice exercise... Expensive on-site parking
It was expensive
We loved the comfortable beds, friendly staff and location. We enjoyed our stay very much and we tend to compare the 2 other hotels we stayed in, after Stanford Court. "The bathroom is better in Stanford Court." etc
location is top notch-in the middle of everything
The location was great and staff helpful. Large rooms.
the location was amazingly amazing
room too small parking are too expensive some of the electrical cords didn't work
I and the group of friends I've traveled with agreed that the staff at Stamford Court was not very knowledgeable in their own job. The hotel room was ok, very basic for the money that we were paying for, so no value for money. The bathroom doors were to flimsy and noisy, no appropriate privacy when in the bathroom. I will not recommend stay at Stamford Court hotel. Very disappointing experience.
Great location. Good sized comfortable room. Free Internet.
Room. Housekeeping staff always courteous and friendly. View from the window was stunning. Position.
Not value for money. No room service, airport transfer, poor guest information booklet. Staff not very friendly. No smile on arrival, enjoy your stay, we're here to help if you need anything etc.
Nice city view (if you got the room on the right side), comfortable bed, decent and free wi-fi. Comfortable sitting space in the lobby. A fridge in the room instead of minibar. Noise from the street is tolerable if you're on 7th or 8th floor.
Breakfast is a joke - most 2-3 star hotels have a free breakfast that's better than a petty sandwich one would receive here as a paid "continental breakfast". Too few elevators and they are old and take forever - prepare to spend 3-4 minutes in the elevator on a busy morning (or rather take the stairs). No bathrobe, no other niceties one would expect from a 4-star hotel at this price.
Close to market street and union square. We complained about a broken door and it was fixed before we came back to the room. Macs and a printer is available for your needs. There's free wifi in the room, they advertise only the public spaces for some reason.
It's located on the hill top, so a serious hike needs to be taken if walking from market street. This can be a great hotel but currently it just feels a bit too serious for us, designed in an old fashioned way - though clean and comfortable.
A nice hotel with good facilities.
Room was very noisy as early as 4 in morning! Think we were put above kitchens or something. Would expect more for the money!
Late check in
Room was large and clean with views of the city and bay. Cable car for multiple lines stopped at front door of hotel.
Only negative was paid parking - but not an uncommon charge for hotels in large cities.
(1) Excellent location with a great view. Nice rooms (2) Lobby bar is a great relaxing place to have a drink with firends. (3) Responsive staff who quickly fixed any problems we had.
(1) Breakfast was terrible. Our room was to include breakfast but we were told it wasn'T. This was rectified once I showed them my confirmation and they gave us some vouchers which could be used for a few pastries some fruit and one drink, but nothing hot. Hardly breakfast incuded and was poor. (2) We were given the wrong room for what we paid for. Once I called up and showed them my email, they were relatively quick in giving us the correct room and also gave us a night for free, which I wasn't expecting and was very grateful for.
The guest reviews express the personal opinions of Booking.com customers who filled out a questionnaire after their stay at the hotel. These opinions do not necessarily represent the views of Booking.com.
Hilton San Francisco Union SquareLocated in the heart of downtown San Francisco and just a 5-minute walk from the Powell Street subway station, this Hilton features an on-site Starbucks and a beautiful courtyard pool.Most recent booking for this hotel was yesterday at 23:24 from $149 |
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Let's hear your predictions for the opening day roster, here's mine
Jumping Joe
Rosenfels who fulfills a clause in the CBA to have at least one Jewish backup QB in the NFL
Derrick Coleman, rookie out of UCLA
Jerome Felton
Rhett Ellison, the rat bastard who is filling Dugan's roster spot
O Line
Buckwheat Brown
Charlie Johnson
DeMarcus Love with a perfect stranger
Chris DeGeare
Wild Receivers
The Simpsons, after his suspension
Mike Piano on his back Jenkins
Jarius Wright (who the hell names a little baby "Jarius") evidently, he was meant to be put up for adoption
Devin Aromashodu
*Emmanuel Arceneaux for the first few games until Abe Simpson returns
D Line
Everson Griffin, unless he gets suspended for fighting with the cops
D'Aundre Reed, he better be sumthin special for the Vikes to stash his okole on the roster all of last year
Nick Reed, D'Aundre's cousin and interpreter
Christian Ballard
Letroy Guion (his mama lost the contest with Jarius' mama)
Fred Evans, we need this guy so we have someone to blame when times are dark and things go wrong
Kevin WIlliams
Line Backers
Jasper Brinkley
Larry Dean, who must be the butt of a lot of penis jokes in the locker room
Erin Henderson
Tyrone McKenzie
Marvin Mitchellson Jr who is the adopted son of the greedy California lawyer who invented "Palimony". Lee Marvin strangled his dad.
D Backs
Tony Winfield
Chris Cook
Harrison Smith
Eric Frampton
Chris Carr
Brandon Burton
Mistral Raymond, this guy is so frickin ugly, he has a second career as a poster child for Planned Parenthood
Jarmarca Sanford
Marcus and the Sherels,
Special teams
Linda Blair
Cullen Loeffler. I'm guessin' old Cullen must be genetically predisposed in order to make it in the NFL as a long snapper, and by that I mean his nut sack must ride really high and hey can probably cram all of his junk into a macadamia nut shell. Either way, this dudes a weirdo and most likely to cause a riot in the locker room
border line guys
Andrew Sendejo, I could see him on the roster if Chris Carr has nothing left
Solomin Elimimian, former U of Hawaii player, hopefully he can adapt to NFL speed and take Vienna Sausage dicks roster spot at LB
McLeod Bethel Thompson. I would rather have this guy on the roster, who may actually develop into an NFL QB rather than Joe Webb who never will


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-- again is I mean we're gonna hear a lot today and at this point he is standing alone.
That going to stay in Missouri's senate race about a looming 5 PM deadline today certain to intensify the pressure that this man is feeling -- fellow Republicans to drop out.
The congressman ignited a firestorm.
When he said that women's bodies can prevent pregnancy is in case of quote legitimate rape.
Here is an apologetic Aiken -- is in damage control speaking to Mike Huckabee on his radio -- Let me be clear -- is never legitimate.
It's an evil act that's committed by violent predators.
I used to wrong -- the wrong way.
What I said was ill conceived and it was wrong.
-- and times on this story big story right now in Washington so what does this mean for the US senate race.
In Missouri and ramifications for the presidential campaign as -- Well it's not good news for Republican efforts to regain control of the senate this is one of the key races they'd been targeting and there are counting on -- to unseat incumbent Missouri senator Claire McCaskill.
-- and now the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee according to a commission official will stop funding Akins race.
And pulling five million dollars in advertising set aside from Missouri so there's definitely hurts the candidate -- to stay in the race for the long haul and -- -- crossroads GPS also pulling some campaign funding.
For Aiken now -- -- go also weighed in on this here's what she had to say about the controversy.
He is now just in the last few hours.
-- really apologize.
For what he said.
And I think what's startling to me.
Is that these sound party bigwigs are coming down on him and saying.
It that he needs to kick sand in the face of the Republican primary voters.
Now as you mentioned a lot of Republican pressure on -- to get out of the race Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell putting out a statement saying in part quote.
Although represent -- bacon has apologized I believe he should take time with his family.
To consider whether this statement will prevent him from effectively were presenting our party.
In this critical election and the GOP ticket of course Mitt Romney and Ron Paul Ryan also distancing themselves programs and -- they absolutely and the clock is ticking on the situation.
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Dufour 405 Grand' Large Boat Review
Nothing lost in translation here: Dufour's new cruiser is a good French boat. Boat Review from our October 2011 issue.
You need but one quick glance at the lines of the 405 to appreciate the decidedly Euro flair to the topsides profile and layout. In contemporary yacht design, long gone are the days of angled overhangs and sweeping sheer lines. On the 405 (which actually measures in at a shade under 40 feet), with its nearly plumb stem and subtle reverse-transom stern, the idea is to maximize waterline length and interior volume in as attractive a platform as possible (see our complete photo gallery here).
To this end, designers Umberto Felci and Patrick Roséo have largely succeeded, thanks in no small part to the teak-like iroko hardwood employed generously in the deck, cockpit, toerails, handrails, and even on the drop-down swim platform that unfolds from the stern and is accessible via an opening between the opposing seats for the dual helms. The coachroof is low and unobtrusive, with a pair of long windows to port and starboard that tie together the overall aesthetics.
From a purely visual perspective, the one feature that seems disproportionate is the extremely high placement of the boom, the traveler for which is situated well forward, in front of the companionway hatch. Though our test boat didn't include an optional dodger, an observer can surmise that the boom clearance was specified to include a wide, generously sized one; plus, from a safety standpoint, the boom, at that height, won't be a hazard in uncontrolled jibes.
And while I understand the convenience of a split backstay in conjunction with an open transom (when the platform is deployed) to facilitate easy access, the downside is that the backstay's two termination points, all the way aft to port and starboard, are somewhat of an impediment to the driver when he or she is perched outboard behind the windward wheel. For that reason, I found that steering from leeward was far more comfortable and provided a better view of the jib telltales.
Otherwise, I discovered a lot to like about the 405, which certainly feels—and sails—like a larger vessel. We tested the boat on a spotty Chesapeake Bay afternoon in 6 to 8 knots of fluky breeze, but thanks to the full-battened main and the tall, double-spreader fractional rig, once we got the boat in the groove, it slid nicely to weather, notching speeds of 5.5 to 5.9 knots.
The 405 is equipped with a 40-horsepower Volvo and saildrive (with a fixed, two-bladed prop) and trucked along nicely at 7.3 knots at 2,400 rpm, while stepping right up to 7.6 knots when we juiced it to 2,800 rpm. All lines, including the single-line reefing system, are led aft to a series of nine rope clutches, and the Harken winches and Lewmar adjustable sheet leads are first-class touches that made sail trimming a breeze. The central cockpit table is a small obstacle to sailhandling when you're hopping to and fro, but the overall deck layout is smart and efficient and includes the Raymarine chart plotter, which is cleverly incorporated into the aft end of the table, a suite of Raymarine ST-70 instrument repeaters, the engine controls and readouts, and the autopilot controls, all within easy reach of the helm.


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Former Plumas County Board of Supervisor A.J. Long, 77, who served the Portola/Beckwourth township from 1916 to 1928 and later was Plumas County Justice of the Peace, died this week in Portola. Prior to coming to Portola some 30 years ago he was Lassen County Clerk in Susanville.
Twenty-eight acts participated and competed for $40.00 in prize monies in the Plumas County Amateur Hour Show last night in Quincy and the 45 cent admittance fee for the the show benefitted the Plumas County bands. The $15.00 first prize was won by the Davis boys of Quincy who were costumed in Raggedy Andy outfits and sang two country boy songs.
Total circulation of books through the Plumas County library system is currently 9,917. Of that total, 8,200 books were circulated through fifteen branches in Plumas County and 1,717 books were circulated through branches in Sierra County.
1,000 invitations were mailed this week by the Plumas County Chamber of Commerce to residents of Plumas County to identify themselves with this organization. The mailers ask that residents make an investment in Plumas County's future. Dues are $3.00 per year or $1.50 per year for women.
The ever growing office supply department of the Feather River Bulletin expanded this week when E.T. diVecchio of San Francisco was retained. He is a specialist in bookkeeping systems and an expert in filing equipment, typewriter ribbons, carbon printed forms, rubber stamps and all other office supplies and will provide stationery service locally.
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The first hint of the terrible activity just blocks away in Watertown came around 2 A.M. The phone rang and rang, rousing me from a deep sleep. I answered and heard the recorded message I was familiar with from snow emergency declaration calls. It was the Watertown police department recording.
I hung up. Still half sleep, not thinking clearly, I assumed it was a mistake, a robo computer call gone awry. I am on the list twice, for some reason, and when it rang again a minute later, I picked up the receiver and hung it up. It rang a third time just once and stopped. "I have to call in the morning and tell them there is something wrong with their call messages going out in the middle of the night," I thought.
I eventually fell back asleep, somewhat, and woke up at 4:50, my usual time, and got up to go swimming at the South Shore YMCA in Quincy. I turned on the morning news and wham! The two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings had been stopped in Watertown, near where I live. There had been a huge shootout, videoed on someone's cell phone. One suspect was dead and the other was thought to be somewhere in the area. Tragically, a young MIT police officer had been killed by the two suspects; an MBTA transit officer was critically wounded.
For the next six hours, I was glued to the TV set and the computer, trying to keep up with what was going on. Police kept stressing how people should stay in their homes. Before it got light, I could see lots of flashing blue lights racing up and down Greenough Boulevard. I saw a roadblock at Greenough Boulevard and Arsenal Street.
The police response, the law enforcement presence and communication, the coverage on TV have all been amazing. The speed with which WCVB Channel 5 found out information about what had happened, about the one remaining suspect, the comments from former classmates, the shock and huge sadness over the loss of the police officer.
At 11 a.m, there was another scare. On TV, reporters were running back down Arsenal Street towards School Street, pushed back by police, due to a possible bomb threat. It has been an eerie, almost detached feeling, to be inside, safe, while so much is being risked outside. It is almost beyond comprehension.
The Mount Auburn Club, next door, sent a message early this morning it would be closed for the day. At 5:30 a.m., looking out my window, I saw two people arrive at the club parking lot and get out, as if going to work out. Clearly they didn't know what was happening. After a few minutes, they got back in and left.
A friend emailed to say she also had driven to the same health club from Cambridge, not knowing the overnight developments. Friends called, or emailed. The morning went on, more unreal.
The remaining suspect is a 19-year-old native of Russia who graduated from high school in Cambridge, authorities said. His brother, 26, the other suspect is dead. They are from Chechnya, and lived in the U.S. for several years. The suspect who was killed was identified as Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, and the suspect still at large as Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev, 19.


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Guns N' Roses "Chinese Democracy" Album Cover & Tracklist
OK, so you might need to squint and look really carefully but the cover & tracklist for Guns N' Roses, Best Buy exclusive "Chinese Democracy" is up at Best Buy.com.
11 of the 14 songs have either leaked or been played live before, leaving only 3 un-surfaced songs. According to Billboard…
"In typical dramatic fashion, the first noise one hears on the album is a blood-curdling Axl Rose scream, according to multiple sources who've heard it."
There isn't a full list of all the musicians who have played on the album yet. If there is a list included in the album's liner notes it will no doubt be extensive. I wonder if the album will still have Buckethead's custom Gibson guitar featured on it. I'm not buying this piece of trash album so someone will have to let me know.
"Chinese Democracy" Full Tracklist
01 "Chinese Democracy"
02 "Scraped"
03 "Shackler's Revenge"
04 "Street Of Dreams"
05 "If The World"
06 "Better"
07 "This I Love"
08 "There Was A Time"
09 "Riad N' The Bedovins"
10 "Sorry"
12 "Catcher"
13 "Madagascar"
14 "Prostitute"
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Guns n Roses Chinese Democracy To Be Released On November 25th At Best Buy
So you've probably heard the rumors/news swarming the net about Guns N' Roses' Chinese Democracy. Supposedly, the long-awaited album will be released exclusively through Best Buy on November 25th. And supposedly their song "IF The World" will be featured in the end credits of Body of Lies, the new Ridley Scott movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio, which comes out next month. Yup, that's about it.
You might be thinking to yourself, "Really? That's all you're gonna give me? I just want to know the truth!" And I would have to reply that I agree. Perhaps all of these "rumors" being spread is just part of a huge marketing plan for an album that may not even be released in our lifetime and (I hate to say it) will probably not live up to all of the hype. (And therefore makes me feel as though simply by posting this blog, I might be just one of the wheels turning in the machine of Axl's master plot to rule the world). But seriously, with hair like that, it's not like you have to try hard to get people begging at your feet, right?
So let's recap here. You begin reading the article to find out news about the Chinese Democracy's release. And you end the article feeling a strange onset of widespread paranoia that has in turn led you to a wild frenzied search of youtube videos and 911 conspiracy theories. My job here is done.
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Guns N'Roses Blogger Arrest Results In Even More Downloading of "Chinese Democracy" Leak
Last month, there was a huge news story about a blogger being arrested for leaking songs from Guns N' Roses forthcoming "Chinese Democracy" album. This story was ridiculous in many ways, namely the fact that the FBI was involved in the arrest of the blogger and that the blogger also faces the possibility of many years in jail. This was looked at as extremely heavy-handed and very anti-fan, on the part of Guns N' Roses. Apparently though, the Blogger's arrest has now resulted in even more downloading of the leaked "Chinese Democracy" songs than ever before.
Website TechDirt.com has an interesting piece on this…
"Bob Lefsetz does a quick email back-and-forth with Eric Garland of BigChampagne, the company that tracks file sharing activity. Garland points out that prior to the arrest, there was almost no file sharing of the album, despite the fact that the leak happened a while back. However, since the arrest, the numbers have shot way up, as the arrest has really only served to alert the public that the album is available for download on BitTorrent."
Now what they're implying here is that this may have all been an elaborate viral marketing campaign perpetrated by the band and their management. This actually does make perfect sense, but it still doesn't explain why the FBI is involved or why a fan/illegal downloader could go to jail for years. And you thought this whole "Chinese Democracy" fiasco couldn't get more ridiculous.
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Gun N' Roses "Shackler's Revenge"
The "new" Guns N' Roses single "Shackler's Revenge" leaked just recently. It is to be included in Rock Band 2 and will mark the bands first official release of a song since 1999 (when "Oh My God" was released on a soundtrack that I can't remember).
The song was posted as a YouTube video of bloopers, which was down but is now back up. The song, (I'm not sure why the title is related to pirates…), in my honest opinion is laughably bad. As some others have noted, it does indeed sound like Axl Rose just discovered Gravity Kills, or some other horrible Nine Inch Nails rip-off band from 1995 and replicated their sound on this track.
It is pretty apparent that Axl Rose is a psycho and this whole "Chinese Democracy" debacle has gone way too far. I'm still just waiting for someone to say it's all a big joke, so far that hasn't happened yet.
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Guns N' Roses "Chinese Democracy" More Controversy
Last week, I reported on the leak of some more disappointing songs from Guns N' Roses still unreleased Chinese Democracy album by a guy named Skwerl (a former employee of Universal), via his blog. Now, it seems Axl Rose' management is spending some serious time and money in investigating the leak, can't have those songs released right?
I think Axl Rose might be trying to do the world a great service, by going to such lengths to prevent people from hearing this record for 15 years. God bless him for that at least. The ridiculous and retarded Chinese Democracy saga continues…more info courtesy of Stereogum.
"First, about Skwerl. The guy's a web designer who used to work in Universal's distribution department. However he insists the CD tracks came to him via an "anonymous online source." Rock Daily gets some quotage:
Yesterday Skwerl was surprised to find himself face to face with two FBI agents who paid a visit to his day job. "It was kind of an ambush," Skwerl tells Rolling Stone. "When I came back from lunch they were waiting in the lobby for me. It's a little creepy they know where I work." Two young FBI officers, who Skwerl describes as "Mulder and Scully types," questioned him for 15 minutes about where he got the tracks and made plans to visit his house at 7:00 a.m. this morning."I wasn't sure if they were going to come by with a warrant and trash the place, like in the movies," he says. "It was nothing like that." The FBI officials wanted to see the original files, but Skwerl erased them last week per instructions from Axl Rose's attorneys. Skwerl ultimately gave them second-hand files that are now widely available on the Internet.
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A couple of weeks ago, a company contacted me regarding some music for a showreel that they were producing. Unfortunately, somebody else's pitch was chosen but I write about it today as I feel that it is important not to be ashamed of your near-misses (or way-off misses for that matter!). In a commercial environment, it could be said that such action unnecessarily highlights your flaws, but on the contrary I believe such action highlights strength and motivation to improve). It is important to think about these misses and learn from them. By doing that, your confidence remains intact and you will also improve your craft ready for the next time. I never had any feedback as to why my pitch wasn't chosen but I have included some hindsight at the bottom to give my own criticism; self-criticism is very important!
Due to my pitch not getting chosen, I haven't been able to gain permission to display my audio with the video so here is the standalone audio:
For a reference track, I was asked to listen to the Alex Metric Remix of 'Sabotage' by the Beastie Boys and was asked to create an energetic and explosive music track. Reference words used were 'mega, kinetic, loud, unique and fresh' and all had to be in sync with the fast-moving video of the showreel.
The beat of the showreel actually reflected 'Sabotage' so I had to make sure that my music did the same so that it would fit in with the scene cuts and actions on the reel. To make the track 'mega', 'kinetic' and 'loud' I included some powerful, distorted rock guitar, a bass-heavy kick drum and thick synth noises that whirled about all over the place; I felt that some of the more quirky-sounding synth noises also made the track fresh and unique.
With hindsight, I would probably define the bass end of the synth more and bring the guitars forward to give them a more crushing impact. At the time, I deliberately chose to keep the bass-end of the synths less defined to add to the chaotic feel, but I probably sacrificed much power and definition in doing this. It may sound counter-intuitive that bass can lead to less power but it really does make a difference! The bass contains a lot of energy which can eat up a lot the headroom, or space to make the track louder. Also, the muddying effect of uncontrolled bass leads to less clarity, and a powerful feel does need a sharp, precise element. With the guitars, I kept them less prominent as I was quite conscious of the track becoming too metal… yeah that's right, I said too metal… That's me being all grown-up and thinking of the client and not my own rock-god wannabe ambitions!
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Right away. I had my shep/rottie mix for three years before I brought home a 10 week old chow mix puppy. My three year old had been extensively socialized since he was a puppy. Had puppy play groups, dog parks, dog classes, brought in a cat, took in foster dogs, he went everywhere with me. This dog was just great...and he had a great affinity for small dogs, puppies, cats. And he was well under my control. So I had no qualms about letting him around my puppy. They were both males and my three year old was neutered. They were fantastic together until my shep/rottie passed away eight years later. Never one fight or growl between them. They wrestled, played, chased, humped, put their mouths on each other...but never aggressively. I think a lot depends on the temperament of your dog and puppy. My dog was socialized, very patient and was of medium drive. My puppy was a chow mix so more relaxed/aloof. They just fit temperament wise. Most dogs seem to get that it's just a puppy. But I would watch them closely and see how they react to each other. How is your adult dog's temperament? How is your dog with other dogs? Have you had the dog since it was a puppy? My three year old...let's just say I knew every thought in his head. LOL I could read him since I had him since he was 9 weeks old. I was very confident of his behavior and tolerance levels. |
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When should we no longer separate 15 w/o from 2y/o??? Hello All, Just looking for opinions...We have an (almost) 2 year old male and just added a 15 week old to our family. Presently, we keep them separated by a play fence as our male is about 95lbs and the pup is approx 25lbs. The pup is fearless and immediately wants to mouth and jump and bat our Guinness, and he does not show aggression, but will attempt to put his mouth around her. When did you all start to introduce your pups to the pack? I know that a certain learning curve has to occur and that he has to show her where she falls in the pack, but I do not want the puppy to get hurt. Any insight would be greatly appreciated! |