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Trylon Hotel6515 Franklin Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA 90028 (Show map)
Score from 412 reviews
Helpful staff, very close to everything in Hollywood and really good value.
São Paulo
Very helpful staff
Close to 101 if you are driving, location is good, close to local Ralph's and food.
Bass Hill
Helpfull staff and very close to the walk of fame
very friendly owners, good location to visit la and near stop of hop- on hop- off bus. nice rooms and good price - quality
The younger manager was helpful and gave helpful advise on the city.
the good hospitality by the owner
Kuala Lumpur
Near by Holywood blv, CVS 24 hours, restaurants... Great location! Devani was very helpful!
Great location only a short walk to Hollywood Boulevard. Clean comfortable room. Helpful manager with good advice about nearby eateries and airport shuttle.
The Hotel was very close to the walk of fame.
In Hollywood, the Trylon Hotel is only 2 blocks from the Hollywood Walk of Fame. It features air-conditioned guest rooms with flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Trylon rooms have simple furnishings and come equipped with a small refrigerator and free Wi-Fi. A wake up service is available. Hotel Trylon has a tour desk that provides information on local attractions and can assist with car rental. A laundry service is also provided. The Trylon Hotel is 7-minute drive from Universal Studios Hollywood and is 6.8 miles from Bob Hope Airport. An airport shuttle service is available upon request. Hotel Rooms: 30 The most recent booking for this hotel was made on Dec 12 at 3:08 PM from the United States.
InternetFree! Wi-Fi is available in all areas and is free of charge. ParkingPublic parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not needed) and charges apply. ServicesBaggage Storage, Laundry, Car Rental, Tour Desk, Fax/Photocopying, Vending Machine (Drinks), Airport Shuttle (Surcharge) GeneralNon-smoking Rooms, Family Rooms, Heating, Air Conditioning Check-inFrom 2:30 PM Check-outUntil 11:00 AM Cancellation/
Total Hotel Score:7.7
Based on 412 reviews Guest reviews are written by our customers after their stay at Trylon Hotel. |
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Helpful staff, very close to everything in Hollywood and really good value.
Very helpful staff
Close to 101 if you are driving, location is good, close to local Ralph's and food.
Lobby really smelt like curry, very unbearable, which made the rooms smell awful. Tiny room, really rough neigbhourhood I suggest you don't walk at night alone.
Helpfull staff and very close to the walk of fame
1. It's a convenient location near Hollywood Bldvd, Grifftith park & observatory (Hollywood sign) secure parking lot, restaurants, cvs, 7eleven, & a cute 100% organic coffee & crepes cafe called Solar Cafe de Cahuenga. 2. They have a reasonable price range of $75 + tax and $10/day parking (with military discount) 3. With functioning room amenities like flat screen TV, alarm clock, free coffee, refrigerator, iron, 2 extra chairs, hair dryer 4. Smooth transaction 5. Safe and secure 6. Clean, well-designed bathrooms 7. Daily fresh towels 8. Free WiFi and cable 9. They will give you a list of popular attractions with addresses. 10. Friendly and accommodating staff
1. The bed wasn't the best I have slept on. 2. They should offer military discount for online bookings. 3. They should lower the daily parking fee because they only ask $3 for other vehicles.
very friendly owners, good location to visit la and near stop of hop- on hop- off bus. nice rooms and good price - quality
It was great experience staying in this hotel and would say it real VFM (value for money). Its a family run hotel thus you can expect immediate attention to your complaints, if any. I liked the location, which was perfect at this price just few blocks away from walk of fame/Hollywood boulevard. The hotel gives the feeling of safety. There are 2 metro stations nearby so no issues of commuting. 7/11, subway and a super market yucca is just across the street. Wifi is excellent. Universal studio is just 2 stops away by Metro train from hollywood vine station. You can see the Hollywood sign just walking few meters away from hotel. I would re-stay on my future travel.
nothing to dislike.
The younger manager was helpful and gave helpful advise on the city.
The room was small and uncomfortable no furniture to speak of besides a bed and 2 night tables and 1 chair. We felt cramped and uncomfortable. It is not a room for 2 people. Parking in nearby lot was another 10 dollars per day.
the good hospitality by the owner
a litlle bit far to walk but its okey
Near by Holywood blv, CVS 24 hours, restaurants... Great location! Devani was very helpful!
Great location only a short walk to Hollywood Boulevard. Clean comfortable room. Helpful manager with good advice about nearby eateries and airport shuttle.
Front rooms suffer from traffic noise
The Hotel was very close to the walk of fame.
The rooms were very well used and dated. The parking was two blocks away and was NOT owned or run by the Hotel. The person that ran it had poor english and tried to get extra money from us. Poor partnership deal here.
Comfortable, quiet, clean and a good location.
Would be better to have parking on site.
Good situation - near Hollywood blvd and Hollywood Vine subway station. Good place for rational money.
Location is excellent. It just need 10 min get to Hollywood.
Well located, made it easy to get around. Very clean and comfortable, owner was extremely friendly and very helpful. Area was safe and secure.
This is a very basic hotel.
Location was not bad but the immediate area around the hotel is on the seedy side.
Smell of curry in the lobby, no safety mat or bars in the shower,no breakfast.
The room was clean
The smell The cleanliness elsewhere in hotel The bed was the most uncomfortable I had ever slept in.
Quick and easy check in, great water pressure, AMAZING location!
Carpets were really bad; scared to walk barefoot.
The location was fairly close to all the atractions, like the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Dolby Theatre,etc.
No breakfast.
Cheap good. Best bang for buck.
Bum sleeping across the street.
Perfect location, just minutes walk from Hollywood walk of fame and a $20 taxi ride away from universal studios.
The hotel was better than expected, the crew was very friendly and helpful.It has a nearby 7-eleven and cvs 24 hour shops, 2 blocks away from Hollywood blvd and also near a very nice Vegan restaurants for Vegan people run by a nice Thai family on wilcox street
The location is 2 blocks away from hollywood blvd and right between the 2 metro stations which a bit too far if you have luggage with you...
This hotel is run by a very friendly family who are always ready to answer your questions or help you in any way. Very good location as it's close to Hollywood Boulevard and buses and metro. Plus you get a key so that you can enter the hotel whenever you like and with the hotel being locked for the night, you feel safer.
There was a really bad smell in the hallway (pee smell).
Staff were very friendly and helpful. Offered me laptop to use when i asked abt a business centre. Motel is close to the walk of fame. Most important thing was the cleanliness.
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TAPS Fish House & Brewery
Online Reservations
Our dining experience from the time we walked into the restaurant until we left with satisfied full tummies was outstanding. We were promptly greeted and seated within minutes of our arrival. We could see the whole restaurant from the booth we were sitting in. Our waiter Loren was always attentive and saw to our needs through out our brunch. When we mentioned that on two separate orders of clams, half of them did not open. He quickly alerted the chef of our dilemma. One of the managers that was circulating the floor and asking if everything was all right also stopped by our table. Omelets are made to order and brought to your table in small cast iron skillets which keeps it warm. We are definitely going back again.
We have dined in many fine dine restaurants; however, this is by far the best rib eye steak in the area. We celeb rated our anniversary and this is always a favorite.
We have dined at Taps numerous times and have to say that the servcie has always been good. But, "Marshall" was outstanding on our last visit celebrating my wife's birthday. Even our daughters were impressed. Food was good and portion size is generous.
One of the best places for Sunday brunch in Orange County. The service and food is exceptional.
Great brunch! Lots of food options. FYI: There is no live jazz although if you access the website from some mobile devices, it states that they have live jazz in error. Was really bummed about that.
Our reservations were for 5pm however we arrived at 4:30 and the Hostess was kind enough to seat us early. I also had a gift card that said we had to sit in the dining room but it didn't open until 5pm. The hostess was able to seat us in the bar and that was excellent customer service. We really appreciated that. We were celebrating my friends birthday and the waitress brought a complementary desert to my friend and that made the evening. It was a great experience and I would highly recommend this resturant. Thank you so much for the wonderful customer care that you provided!
The night was great as we had the pleasure of being served by Marshall. He helped to create a wonderful evening with other friends. As a beer lover it really helped that Marshall had such a knowledge of the menu. All of his recommendations were perfect. The top sirloin was so good. We will be back and have already told others to go to Taps. Thanks for the experience!!!
Coming in on a Saturday at 8pm I was worried that volume of patrons would adversely affect our service. It did not. Our waitress was awesome. Would love to give a shout out but I'm horrible with names. Cute blonde. Anyway, my water was consistently refilled after only a few sips, and no I do not find that annoying. My sister got another diet Pepsi when she was almost done with the one she had. Bread was warm. And delicious. Crab legs were top shelf. Charbroiled oysters- awesome. The raw baja oysters- yes those are awesome too. My sister enjoyed the chicken. I loved the filet trio, but I think you guys can bump up the quality if beef to be completely honest.
We rarely go to any brunches, but we decided to try TAPS...what a great experience! The food and choices were outstanding...everything, I mean everything, we tasted from the vast assortment of goodies presented in this brunch was top quality. The mimosas added an elegant touch. Our waitress was so friendly and attentive...as was the wait staff (imagine having your napkin folded for you, again, when coming back from the brunch line!). We have been to TAPS a few times already for dinner and it was another great dining experience....this too was exceptional. We didn't eat dinner that night until 9:30...we were still full! :)
Service was wonderful. I had put in the intial reservation that is was for a birthday celebration and they remembered and acknowledged my friend by name at the beginning when we sat down. They also had a special dessert for her.
i went for brunch, good place for celebrate bday but, 1. they raised the price, on Aug 2013 is $36.99 ea, plus tax and tips will be around $45-50 per person 2. they dont have crab leg anymore on buffet, you need to pay extra... :(
Taps is awesome. The quality of the shellfish is excellent, the cocktails are solid, and they make very good beer as well. The brunch is not the same experience as going on a lively evening. I prefer the lively evenings.... the place gets a great energy when it is lively.
My wife and I celebrated our 9th wedding anniversary by coming here for the first time. A good friend of ours recommended we try this place and we were very pleased with the overall experience. The ambience was warm and lively, the service was very attentive and the food above all was terrific! We ordered the calamari fritti and Caesar salad as appetizers and then moved on to the cioppino, fish & chips and gumbo as our main courses. Everything was freshly and beautifully prepared and the portion sizes were very generous to the point we had to take food home! In all, we had a wonderful experience and look forward to coming back to try the many other intriguing menu offerings as perfect accompaniments to more lasting memories.
Overall the experience was very good. People were very friendly. Our server had great suggestions. We enjoyed ourself.
By far one of the best brunch spot. Was DELISH and excited about the open oyster bar.
Outstanding service, good quality food. Great selection of beers and spirit. We enjoy the Sunday Brunch every time and the experience is always the same. Great place with friendly and knowledgable staff
We always have an amazing meal at Taps! Chef Manny's creations such as Monk Fish, Shrimp Chrostopher and the Ribeye are top notch. The house brewed beers are the perfect match! Service and atmosphere are enjoyable for all!
I'm not one for brunches because I'm nervous when food sits out for too long but this place was excellent! They constantly changed out the food and made sure it was fresh.
I forgot Jennifers Birthday. That was two years ago. I havent been able to live it down since. I knew when i asked her what she wanted that i had to get it right. When she said she wanted a seafood plate for dinner. Well that sounded easy. Until i decided to shop the local seafood resteraunts for one that would be sure to please. There are quite a few near us and even more by the coast. I picked Taps because its local, the zagat rating was high, (even though one should never base an opinion on some random review)....and they brew their own beers. We were treated very well and were left very satisfied. That says a lot because we dont part with our money very easily and they made it worth it.
Not only is Taps one of the best restaurants in Brea, it is one of the best in the immediate area. If you are looking for a quite evening, this is not the place. It is very energetic, the food and service is great! It is a little on the high end, but worth the price. It is one of my faves and go there 2-3 times usually for special occasions.
Fine food, awesome craft brews and romantic atmosphere! Kari was great and a wealth of information!
My family and I had a phenomenal early evening dinner at Taps. This was my second visit to the restaurant and was every bit as good as the first time. There are great beers which are brewed in house, as well as an extensive wine offering. They also have a variety of small plate and appetizer options. Our server was amazing, he was very attentive, and knew then menu inside and out. I will definitely be returning in the future.
I love Taps for their great service and food. The brunch was amazing and we stayed for two hours. Never feel rushed to leave and they always keep the champagne glass full! Can't wait to go back again.
We tried three of the home-brewed beers, and all were top-notch. The Basil-Kiwi martini was also good. The jambalaya was delicious, a little light on the shrimp, and the fish and chips were some of the best I've had. We also had the ceviche tostadas --only $6 during happy hour. Service is thorough and friendly, not diner-fast or abrupt, where you feel like they are trying to churn you out for another table. This is a place to relax on the patio with a cigar from their well-stocked humidor and enjoy fine beer and seafood. Our server also let us know they do food/beer and bourbon/cigar pairing events.
Enjoyed a delicious meal, good drinks and dueling piano's
Service seems to get better every time I've been there. No issues at all on that department. Everyone in our party enjoyed their food, and the pre-fix menu option is actually a pretty good value for those who go with that. The restaurant is definitely worth trying if you haven't been here before.
We really enjoyed the brunch and will return again and again. A few of our favorites (medium-sized shrimp and crab legs) are not on the buffet table, but crab legs can be ordered for an additional but modest cost. Always one of our favorite brunches.
We had the burger lunch for 1.99! The burger was awesome and the service great. I had an Alt Beer to accompany my lunch. We usually order seafood prepared by Chef Manny because it's soooo good! The burger was one of the best I've had!
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My wife & I went to TAPs FishHouse & Brewery to celebrate our 37th Wedding Anniversary. We had a great time & the Service was impecable & the food Out of this World. Everything we ordered arrived in the proper order & even though they were really busy our waitress was always available. We would not hesitate to recomend this Restaraunt to our friends & family.
Happy with the food but very pricey. Great special pizza with squash. Tastes better than it sounds. Ribeye steak was excellent as well as the halibut. Beers brewed in house.
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You can always count on Taps to provide nothing but the best in food, brew, and service. We were promptly seated as soon as we arrived. Our waiter, and support staff were second to none in providing the service that is expected, but is not always received in other establishments. The quality, and preparation of their dishes is excellent. I won't go into describing everything we ate and drank, because no matter what Taps offers, you won't be disappointed. We have been to Taps several times, and have always enjoyed our visits. Even though we were there for dinner this time, I can't end this review without mentioning their Sunday brunch. In one word EXCELLENT!!
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The food is terrific! We ordered a 16 o.z. sirloin along with two sides. Meshed potatoes was such a surprise.
We were celebrating our anniversary as I had indicated it when I made the reservations. Food and service was wonderful. The only thing that I was not happy about was that we were never acknowledge with a Happy Anniversary by our waiter. I will return to this restaurant but not for a special occassion
Considering it was 3 people, we ordered a lot of food. Each person had 1/2 dozen oysters 3 apps and two people had the 3-course meal. It's a nice deal: Starter, entrée and a dessert for $28.99. The Cioppino a la carte is about $26; even with the 3 course menu, seafood is overly generous! Definitely seafood would be a better pick over the sirloin, filet mignon or steak dish. Their seafood is from the Santa Monica seafood. Service wasn't bad..just very short and always seems to be in a rush
We go to TAPS whenever we have an occasion to celebrate because we are guaranteed great service & great food. We went to celebrate our anniversary & my husband's birthday. Since I entered that we were celebrating on Open Table's reservation, we were greeted with "Happy Anniversary" by the greeter, our server, the man who brought bread to our table, & the manager. This was amazing! Our server, Lauren, was fantastic-knew her menu, was attentive but not intrusive, & always had a smile. The food was perfection, as always. We shared a salad, followed by the shrimp stuffed with crabmeat & sirloin. They brought a fruit covered creme brulee with a chocolate sauced plate that said Happy Anniversary. A great ending to a great dinner!
Had the Sea Bass and loved it! Perfectly cooked and a nice size. It came with mashed potatoes and asparagus. One of our guests was a vegetarian and, unfortunately, there wasn't a good selection. However, our server, Brian, was very accommodating and had a pasta dish made without shrimp. She was very pleased!
Food, service and ambiance were great. Highly recommend!
Although the total experience was good I had issues with my reservation running over 30 minutes behind. I checked in 20 minutes prior to my 8pm reservation and it was obvious by the large crowd I would most likely not be seated early. At 8:15pm I checked on our table and was told the table was being cleared. 15 minutes later I politely asked again to be told in a frustrated tone "yes sir I know your name and you need to give us a minute to clear your table". I understand its a busy Saturday night but staying on schedule and customer service are key parts to running a successful restaurant. I understand running late but that news needs to delivered more delicately. Otherwise the food was good as well as the service.
This was my first time at Taps. I went for lunch and was pleasantly surprised with the entire dining experience. The service was great, food was delicious and the souffle was to die for. Can't wait to go back for dinner.
The food was spot on and the service was very good. Great variety of unique craft beers, oh and the chocolate soufflé was a perfect way to end the meal!
Best customer service we have experienced in a long time,
Always a solid go to for great food, drink, service and atmosphere.
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Great chef, best service, attentive but not in your face. Everytime I go I'm not disappointed. It's one of the few places I go out to eat in a world of mediocre. Nice beers, great wines
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SOLON– Since starting renovation work about a month ago, El Sol co-owner Diego Rivera said he has received 100 percent positive feedback about the Mexican restaurant coming to town. He thinks this lofty percentage might be a good omen for opening night. "It'll be crazy Friday," Rivera said. "Everybody wants to try the new restaurant and I can only fit 60 people in here at a time."
How about a dragon, an octopus, or Bob the Builder to go home with you? If you wander into the children's section of the library, there are puppets hanging neatly in a row in plastic carriers just waiting to be your guest. The library puppets are available for checkout. Parents, daycare providers, preschool teachers and teenage babysitters may all be interested in introducing puppet play activities. There are a variety of kits containing several books and one or more story related puppets.
If you're a Solon preschooler, the place to be on Tuesday morning at 10:30 is Storytime at the library. Storytime attendance keeps growing and growing with a record 41 preschoolers, siblings and parents last week. The nice weather made it a much easier trip to the library to enjoy Miss Jen's story and craft. Advance notice of the theme is posted on the library blog accessible through the website at www.solon.lib.ia.us.
Have you moved into the world of portable electronic reading? If so, you may be interested to learn that NEIBORS now has eBooks for download as well as audio books. The Solon Public Library is a member of the NEIBORS (North Eastern Iowa Bridge to Online Resource Sharing) consortium, which provides downloadable books service through a partnership with OverDrive, Inc. (www.overdrive.com), a global leader in digital media services.
Parents, make plans now for Friday, March 26, from 6-11 p.m., when SADD will be hosting a Kid's Night Out for ages between 5-12 at the high school. Activities will be provided such as open gym, face painting, arts and crafts, movie room, and board games. Snacks will also be available for purchase. Cost is $10 per child for the evening and a registration form can be picked up at the high school office or register at the door for the same price.
The Solon Board of Education approved the date of March 30, 2010, as a late start date for the purpose of staff professional development. School will be starting one hour late, with buses running one hour late, MS-9:15 a.m. HS-9:25 a.m. and LV-9:30 a.m. The last one-hour late start will be April 29.
This year's Kindergarten Roundup will be Friday, April 9, at Lakeview Elementary. If you have a child who will attend Kindergarten this fall, please contact Lakeview Elementary, 624-3401, ext. 1290 or the form may be completed on-line at www.solon.k12.ia.us under Lakeview Information.
BETTENDORF– "It was a great week for a great group of kids," observed Head Coach Brad Randall. The Solon Spartan basketball team took control of the district title game against North Cedar 70-56, and then plowed under Danville, 61-32, last week on its way to a third-straight Class 2A state tournament appearance. The Spartans will now face long-time rival Mid-Prairie in a first round game Tuesday, March 9, at 1:45 p.m. at the Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines. In December, it was Mid-Prairie that broke Solon's winning streak and handed the Spartans their first of two losses this season.
DES MOINES– The Solon Spartans let a 14-point lead escape them, but hung on for a 50-46 defeat of Mid-Prairie in the opening round of the 2A state basketball tournament Tuesday (Mar. 9). Senior guard Hale Rickels and junior forward Jesse Carson sparked the Solon squad with 14 points each. The Spartans shot 50 percent from beyond the arc and forced the Golden Hawks into 17 turnovers, but Mid-Prairie won the battle of the boards and shot better overall from the field.
Jerome "Jerry" Charles Linderbaum, 63 of Solon, died Thursday, March 4, 2010 at the Solon Nursing Care Center after a lengthy battle with Alzheimers. Funeral mass will be 10:30 a.m. Monday, March 8, 2010 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Solon. Visitation will be 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, where there will be a 5 p.m. vigil. Private family inurnment will be at a later date in St. Mary's Cemetery. Full military rites will be conducted by the Solon American Legion. Brosh Chapel in Solon is in charge of arrangements.


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I have -- all right -- thanks for watching it's and I what kind of country do you want.
That is a subject of this evening's talking points memo -- two points has been saying for months.
Presidential vote this year is about what America will become.
Here -- the two choices will go back to traditional capitalism is self reliance or are.
We will stay with President Obama who is using the federal government.
To impose so called social justice president wants to regulate the economy and the tax system to provide for those who don't have very much.
Some conservatives call that the nanny state but the truth is what the president wants.
Is what Western Europe -- a giant government that redistribute income.
Problem is social justice cost a lot of money.
And some European countries like Greece and now exploding in violence because.
They Greek government has run out of cash.
You can no longer -- -- huge entitlement so these people are angry.
And they want to destroy the establishment.
With USA currently only more than sixteen trillion dollars those scenes could happen here conceivable.
If we keep spending a trillion dollars a year more than we take him.
Will eventually go broke the only reason we are bankrupt yet is -- folks overseas are still buying treasury bonds and other US investments that could stop and hurt.
President Obama has not addressed the issue his theme is -- -- tax wealthy Americans and corporations war.
Then the debt will get under control but the figures don't back that up.
Right now the federal government spends more on welfare than in any other program when I talk about Medicare or Social Security here we're talking about payments to the folks up like.
Food stamps housing medical care those kinds of things.
-- new study by the congressional research service the USA spent 746.
Billion dollars last year alone.
Giving people stuff.
That's more than Medicare more than Social Security more than non war defense budget.
-- Obama wants to increase that spending he wants more entitlements and play.
Governor Ronnie says he'll reduce most domestic spending by about 5% right off the bat.
Who also says he'll make changes in food stamps and other entitlement programs that could save 400 billion dollars a year.
That'd be fair politicians -- It's not easy to cut entitlements once the folks have receives that.
That's what we're seeing in Greece.
But the truth is that the USA is well on its way to becoming a nanny state were closing in on Western Europe there's no question about.
-- that's what.
Will be voting on come November 6.
Self reliance with safety nets or social assistance.
For more than half the population.
You make the call.
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The University of Texas at Arlington, also known as UT Arlington or Texas-Arlington, is a public research university located in Arlington, Texas, founded in 1895. During the early 20th century, the university served mainly as a military academy and, after spending several decades as part of the Texas A&M University System, they joined the University of Texas System in 1965. UT Arlington has an enrollment of over 32,000 students and is currently the second largest institution within the UT system, offering 80 undergraduate, 74 graduate, and 31 doctoral degree programs. Famous alumnae of UT Arlington include actor and Golden Globe nominee Lou Diamond Phillips, country singer-songwriter Chris Cagle, and former Mariners catcher Adam Moore.
The UT Arlington Mavericks support 14 varsity sports, all of which Seattle U teams will face throughout the 2012-13 school year. The school offers seven men's sports – baseball, basketball, cross-country, golf, tennis, indoor track & field, and outdoor track & field – and seven women's sports – basketball, cross-country, softball, tennis, indoor track & field, outdoor track & field, and volleyball. This is Texas-Arlington's first and last year in the Western Athletic Conference, as they will move to the Sun Belt Conference at the end of the 2012-13 year.
The baseball team finished 2012 with a 36-25 record, also finishing 19-14 in the Southland Conference. They won the Southland Conference Championship, winning four straight versus McNeese State, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, Sam Houston State, and Southeastern Louisiana, and grabbing the automatic berth to the NCAA tournament. However, at the NCAA Regionals, they were unable to keep the momentum going, as they lost two straight to Dallas Baptist and Baylor, ending their magical season. Ryan Walker, the only player to start all 61 games for the team, led the Mavericks with a .360 avg., recording 56 runs on 90 hits, as well as ten doubles, one triple, and 31 RBIs in 250 at bats. The Mavericks will look to continue the momentum from 2012, as they will face the Redhawks for the first time in WAC play during the spring of 2013.
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The Mavericks men's basketball team posted a 24-9 overall record and 15-1 conference record in 2011-12, resulting in a Southland Conference regular season title and the team's second ever trip to the National Invitational Tournament. They entered the NIT as a No. 8 seed and fell to Seattle U's cross-town rival Washington in the first round on Washington's home court. LaMarcus Reed started all 33 games for the Mavericks, leading the team with a 46.1 field-goal percentage and a 79.9 percent free-throw percentage, averaging 17.8 points per game. Head coach Scott Cross was named one of 11 "Coaches on the verge of elite status" by espn.com's Fran Franchilla in Aug. 2012. Seattle U will first face UT Arlington men's basketball on Jan. 17 in Arlington. The Mavericks will travel to face the Redhawks at KeyArena in Seattle on Feb. 16. Both teams will also compete in the WAC Championships in Las Vegas, Nev. on Mar. 12-16.
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UTA women's basketball ended 2011-12 with a 7-21 overall record and a 5-11 conference record. Though they went into their season finale on a five-game losing streak, they finished the season on a positive note, topping UTSA, 75-65, in their final game of the season. Senior Bianca Sauls was named Southland Conference Second Team All-Academic. Sauls also led the team with 7.1 ppg, with a 38.5 percent field-goal percentage and a 68.1 percent free-throw percentage. The Redhawks will host the Mavericks for the first time on Jan. 17 before heading to Arlington on Feb. 16. Both teams will also compete in the WAC Championships in Las Vegas, Nev. on Mar. 12-16.
In 2011, the men's team placed seventh, while the women's team placed fifth at the Southland Conference Cross-Country Championships. Emily Koenig finished 12th, the top finish for the women, while David Rayo finished 33rd, the top finish for the men. At the NCAA South Central Regional Championships in Waco, Texas, the team finished 21st overall. Maria Sandstrom crossed the finish line first for the Mavericks, with a 70th place finish. The team will open the 2012 season on Sept. 8 at the UTA Season Opener in Arlington. The first meeting between the Redhawks and Mavericks will be on Oct. 27 at the WAC Championships at Lincoln Parish Park in Ruston, La.
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Last season, the Mavericks saved their best performance for last, as they finished third at the Southland Conference Championships on Apr. 23-25, but were unable to defend their conference championship from the previous year. Their season came to an end at the NCAA Regionals, as they finished 12th as a team. Paul McConnell, who will return in 2012, finished T-15th, the team's highest finisher at the Regional competition. McConnell also led the Mavericks overall on the season, averaging 73.0 strokes per round. The team kicks off the 2012 season on Sept. 9-11 at the Kiawah Island Invitational in Kiawah Island, S.C. The Redhawks will first have the chance to meet the Mavericks at the WAC Championships on Apr. 29 – May 1 in Las Vegas, Nev.
In 2011, the Maverick softball team finished 15-27 overall and 5-15 in conference play, tying for last place in the conference. Sarah Higginbotham led the team with a .444 avg., recording two runs, one home run, and two RBIs on four hits in nine at bats. Among players who played in at least half of the team's games, Charne Office led the team (second overall) with a .321 avg and six runs, nine hits, one double, one home run, and nine RBIs in 28 total at bats. As the Mavericks' entire 2013 schedule has not yet been set, they will face the Redhawks for a three-game series in spring 2013. The top six of eight WAC teams will qualify to meet on May 8-11 at the WAC Championships in Ruston, La.
Men's Tennis
The Maverick men's tennis team finished 2011 with a 10-13 overall record, falling to Nicholls State in the first round of the Southland Conference Tournament. Mindaugas Celedinas led the team with a 14-9 overall record in singles play and three other players finished tied for second with 11 wins apiece. In doubles play, Mindaugas Celedinas/Soren Goritzka finished with a 14-6 record and David Subirats/Yauheni Yakauleu finished with a 12-6 record. The Redhawks will first face the Mavericks on Apr. 7 in Arlington.
Women's Tennis
The UT Arlington women's tennis team finished with a 16-9 overall record and a 9-2 conference record in 2011-12. Five Mavericks ended the season with double digit wins, led by Verena Scott who went 17-7 in singles play. In doubles play, three different pairs led the team with 13 wins apiece, including Maria Martinez-Romer/Nikola Matovicova (13-10), Christine Foote/Verena Scott (13-7), and Giada D'ortona/Natalia Mayuk (13-9). The Mavericks and Redhawks will first meet in San Marcos, Texas on Mar. 29.
Track & Field
The men's track and field team took sixth, while the women's team placed fifth in the Southland Conference Championships in 2012. Four Mavericks were named to the Southland Conference Cross-Country and Track and Field All-Academic Teams, including Hance Loyd, Lionel Mungwari, Jeff Rodriguez, and Samantha Little. At the conference outdoor championships, Loyd placed eighth in the 3000-meter steeplechase, Mungwari placed third in long jump and fourth in triple jump, and Little placed third in discus. Rodriguez was the conference champion in pole vault during the indoor season and set a school record in the event during the outdoor season. Thirteen Mavericks competed in the NCAA West Preliminary Round in Austin, Texas on May 24-26. The first meeting between the Mavericks and Redhawks will be the WAC Indoor Championships on Feb. 21-23, 2013 in Albuquerque, N.M.
In 2011, the Mavericks finished with a 12-19 overall record and 8-9 conference record, falling to Sam Houston State in the first round of the Southland Conference Tournament. Outside hitter Tara Frantz led the team in kills last season with 383, while middle blocker Emily Shearin recorded 107 total blocks. Both Frantz and Shearin graduated after the 2011-12 season, so the young team looks to remaining upperclassmen and newcomers to lead them. The Mavericks are currently 3-5 in 2012, after falling in three straight games following a 3-2 start to 2012. The Redhawks and Mavericks will face twice this season, with the first contest coming on Oct. 13 at College Park Center in Arlington, and the second coming on Nov. 8 at the Connolly Center on Seattle U's campus.
The UT Arlington athletic department does not sponsor any additional sports that Seattle University does not also sponsor. Seattle U, however, also sponsors women's golf, women's rowing, men's and women's soccer, and men's and women's swimming.
2012 marks Seattle University's first year in the Western Athletic Conference and first year as a full NCAA Division I member since 1980. For current information on these events and other Seattle University athletics news, visit GoSeattleU.com.


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A video introduction to classical Punjabi poetry
Punjabi poetry has an unbroken recorded tradition stretching back to the 13th century poet Baba Farid (preserved for future generations by his inclusion in the Guru Granth Sahib, the sacred scripture of the Sikh religion). Because Punjabi is not taught as a regular subject in Pakistani Punjab, most Pakistani Punjabis are not used to reading it. While the vast majority still speaks it at home and in public, its literary heritage is mostly passed on orally in the songs and sayings of folk Punjab. Most educated people are only vaguely aware of the existence of major Punjabi poets and most households do not possess a printed copy of their works. Thanks to singers like Pathaney Khan, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Abida Parveen, some poems are now well known, but most listeners will not be able to tell you anything about the poets who wrote them or have any detailed knowledge of the background and context in which this poetry was composed. Since most people are unfamiliar with Punjabi as its written in the Shahmukhi (Persian) script they find it difficult to read the few books of criticism or biography that are available in the market. Misinformation about "Sufi poets" is rife in Urdu writing (and now in English) and filters down from there to everyone else. As a result many of these poets are regarded as "saints", mystics or even religious fanatics before they are understood as poets.
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Alexander's birthday is on August 25th….
On average the Tall One gets between 1200 and 1800 cards from his loyal, loving fans on his birthday. While it is true Alex loves his fans, would you have time to look at 1800 cards in one week…one month…ever? and WHAT would you do with 1800 cards? There is quite honestly no way to keep them so we end up with 1800 cards and envelopes in the trash, in the landfill and a huge Alex carbon footprint.
Lets think for a minute about how much money is spent on those 1800 cards. If we just say that each card costs $5.00 then we are talking $9000, but postage and handling bring that total closer to $10,000. $10,000 being dumped in to a landfill where it will cost countless thousands of dollars more to shred, mutilate and bury … and wait for decomposition. Knowing Alex fans, I suspect we aren't buying the low dollar, bargain cards either so the total spent on greeting cards for his upcoming birthday will probably top $15,000.
We think of Alex as first and foremost a humanitarian (as well as just a dorky guy). So, for the third year in a row we contacted the Tall One and said…what would you like us to do this year. Once again he told us how happy he was with everything he has. He doesn't need cards and gifts…he has you guys!!! He would prefer you to show your love for him in a different way. So, instead of putting all that hard-earned money into something that will only end up in a landfill why not use it to help put food on someone's table.
This year's Alexander Skarsgard Birthday Charity is the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank. We are all aware that with the status of the economy tens of thousands of people across the country have either lost their jobs completely or have seen their hours cut back. While thousands of people look to places such as the food bank for assistance, the food bank has also suffered decreases in their donations. This year we ask only that you donate what you would have spent on a card and help us help those who need us most. If you can donate more, we are sure the food bank can put all donations to good use. As most of our followers know, we love doing our best for charity. Putting food on someone's table, helping nourish and sustain a family for at least one meal, is a wonderful gift.
As an added bonus, we (meaning Jenna) will take everyone's name who donates and sign it on one HUGE card that we will ship to Alex for his Birthday. We can guarantee that he will see that card and it will be something he can stand in his bedroom and know that his fans not only love him, but that his fans do good things in his name.
Now for the rules: We have a team page set up on the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank website for credit card payments. Payments made here go DIRECTLY to the food bank and the site will tally all the donations so we can keep track of how we are doing. For international donors and those who prefer a Paypal option, please click on the PayPal button at the bottom of this post.
Ok Skarsfam, lets hit our goal of $20,000, save some trees, reduce Alex's carbon footprint, give HQ a mailroom break and raise some money!!!
We ran it for two weeks…dedicated it to Alexander Skarsgard's 35th Birthday on August 25th…fans were excited to help others in his name.


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Military reexamines professional development after 10 years of war
DoD is examining how to keep servicemembers' "fires lit" once the military services transition to a mostly peacetime status. Gen. Martin Dempsey said some units will be aligned with a particular region of the world. DoD also will take advantage of advancements in technology to help with training.
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Industry, government defense IT personnel swap
A new DoD program will let civilian Defense IT professionals switch places with their colleagues in the private sector. More information from Joyce France is director of CIO management services at the Defense Department in today's DoD Report
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BRAC crunch time for Arlington County, Va.
Dr. Andrea Morris, BRAC Project Coordinator for Arlington County, Va. joins host Derrick Dortch to discuss the latest on how the Base Realignment and Closure process is affecting Arlington County, Va.
February 25, 2011(Encore presentation May 13, 2011)
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GSA improving acquisition slowly, steadily
Steve Kempf, Commissioner of the General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service (FAS), joins Off the Shelf for an update on some of FAS's key procurement initiatives and new leadership team.
February 22, 2011 (Encore presentation July 5, 2011)
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Carter to resign Harvard tenure, stay at DoD
Ashton Carter will continue as Pentagon procurement chief.
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Military meets recruiting goals
It's been some of the best of times for military recruiters. In fact, fiscal 2010 has been a banner year for military recruitment and retention, according to the Defense Department website.
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Posted: August 2012Linda (Bartsch) Neufeld
Posted: May 2012Hi everyone. Just a little update. I got married in 2004 to Peter Neufeld and we have made our home in Leamington. We have two children, Amber (7), and Jeremy (4). I am a homemaker at this time volunteering some of my time at the school our kids attend. I am also involved with the ladies ministry, and Berean Schools in our church (LEMC).
Shawna (Kasdorf) Warkentin
Posted: June 2011"I'm not sure when I last sent an update, but we now have two busy boys. Seth just turned 2 and Trent is 10 months old. Life is great here in Steinbach. We're involved in the Steinbach MB Church and enjoy it there.
Dallas and Tara Wiebe
Posted: April 2011Almost 3 years ago we went to study Spanish at Rio Grande Bible Institute in Texas and now we have been church planting with the EMC (Evangelical Mennonite Conference) in Delicias, Mexico for almost 2 years! We are really enjoying it and see God's guidance in bringing us here.
Shawn Reimer
Posted: April 2011I am currently living in Winnipeg with Amy Kasdorf, we were married in 2008.
I am working as a teacher at Gordon Bell High School, teaching Math and Science.
Julia (Klasssen) Isaak
Posted: March 2011I (Julia) completed my Bachelor of Nursing in 2008, and have really enjoyed my nursing career so far. My husband Scott & I married in December 2008, and lived in Winnipeg for awhile, but moved to Three Hills, Alberta in August 2009 so that he could complete the Youth Ministry program at Prairie Bible College.


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No Shame: The NRA Shoots Multiple Rounds of Fear Into the Black Community
Just recently, the NRA has placed their bulls-eye on the heart of Black America with their new advertisement starring some black guy with a Yankees hat. I find the message of this new video by the NRA deeply troubling, where the guy in the Yankees hat is advocating that our people arm themselves and fight the government (all under the banner of the NRA). Quite hypocritical of them, as during the Civil Rights movement, when the government was overtly oppressing our people, the NRA was quick to pressure legislatures across the country to get the guns out of the hands of the Black militants who were ready to fight back. I guess those weren't the "well-regulated militias" they had in mind when they read their version of the Second Amendment. But, now that we have a Black president, and we have made great progress in creating a more equal playing field in America (although we still have much work to do), the NRA is encouraging us to pick up guns again and start poppin'. With smokescreens and a barrage of bullets, the NRA is intentionally playing into the fears of very few people. Very, very few.
Our communities know that our problems do not mirror the same problems of many communities across this country that have experienced mass shootings. We are not plagued with random school shootings or sociopaths with dreams of amassing more assault weapons than the military. Our set of problems are quite different and need to be handled quite differently. To create more hysteria and confusion about our relationship with our government is what the NRA would like to do. That is fear-mongering at its finest and a distraction to the real problems that our communities face. We can't be scared any longer. While other communities are holding tight to their guns, we're dealing with a gun violence epidemic in our communities. We know the danger of taking up arms, and we know that guns weren't invented to protect us -- they were meant to kill us.
The Black-on-Black crime epidemic that is destroying our communities will not be solved by arming more people with more guns. We do not need more 15-year-old children placing their fingers on triggers that when pulled, kill more 15-year-old children.
Our community is not interested in a corporate sponsored gun group telling us what to do, when their real mission is to make more money for the corporations that line their dirty pockets with rolls of cash and silver bullets. We're much smarter than that and certainly can see through their motives. Until they show a real interest in solving the violence problem in our community, they can keep their Yankee hat-wearing spokesman and their African-American "campaigns" for themselves. In the words of another Internet star, "ain't nobody got time for that." Source


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Frustrated with your aging parents?
You might be in the "Sandwich Generation." You might have "Boomerang Kids" moving back in. You might be at odds with a sibling (or two) about what to do about your aging mom and her house now that your dad has passed away. Your elderly parents might be increasingly difficult to deal with – or, you might be in all of these positions. Oh yeah, and you have a job, your kids' soccer practice, and a spouse to juggle along with all the rest! Let's take a look at one thing at a time, because if you try to look at all the pieces of your life at once you might get so overwhelmed you drop all of the balls (just like any juggler would)! First let's break it down and look at your aging parents.
Those of you in the Baby Boomer Generation (born roughly 1946-1964) probably expected to help your children through college, and many of you actually made a financial plan of some sort to make sure you could help them out. However, how many of you Boomers planned on being the crutch your aging parents leaned on at this stage of the game? Well, here's a news flash – Most seniors never imagined that they might need assistance (financially or otherwise) from their children, either! Imagine their embarrassment when they realize they need help of any kind from their busy, overworked children. Sometimes, this role reversal can cause misunderstandings, misperceptions, and miscommunication between aging parents and their adult children, and/or you and your sibs. Let's start with a few very basic tips on dealing with your aging parents.
Make a plan. Preparation is everything, and you should prepare yourself and your family for how you want to deal with a variety of health and financial situations that your elderly parents may find themselves in at some point. If you wait until a crisis occurs, you will likely find that Conflict and Resistance will raise their ugly heads. Try to get your kids involved in the planning, and of course, your spouse. Talk to your parents and siblings about possibilities and options, and make sure you are all on the same page – it will make it so much easier on everyone later on. If you are at odds with each other, find a mediator specifically trained in Elder Mediation in your area (801-624-9555 for Milestone Mediation in Utah), or the area where your parents live, so that healthy communication can be facilitated between all family members.
Respect your parents position. No one is comfortable with change, especially if it is forced upon us, and this is especially true with seniors. Try to look at their concerns from their perspective, and make sure they feel like they still have some control over their lives.
Let them be as independent as possible, for as long as possible. Their safety, however, should be your highest priority. Even if they object, don't be afraid to arrange assistance for them, even if you have to decrease their independence.
Remember that your agenda is not necessarily theirs. You are in a "get-r-done" and move forward stage of life. Your aging parents have already "been there done that" and are now in a stage of weighing the life they've lived as well as making final choices about their remaining years. In this stage of life, the elderly are looking for "organic legacy," (the significance of their life experience and what they'll leave behind), which is a multistep process, and is more complicated than we can know because we have not been through that stage – yet. They need time to process things now, and you need to give it to them – don't try to rush them, and try to spend time with them when you are not rushed. Their developmental stage (yes, the elderly are still in a period of growth!) is different than yours.
Lastly (for today!), PLEASE have those important (& often difficult) conversations regarding advanced directives – not just medical and legal, but personal, emotional, and spiritual directives. This will ultimately bring them piece of mind (and peace of spirit) as their life journey turns that last corner. Also, you and your family will not have to guess at what they really want if they are beyond communicating with you.
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TV Review: No big goofs in live 'Sound of Music' on TV but Broadway still does it better
Whew, that was nerve-wracking, right? All those kids and staircases, pillow fights, candles and dancing.
Should states lower the drinking age to 18?
Should the federal government stop offering subsidized student loans?
Celebrate Jim Morrisona s 70th birthday with benefit concert at new mural in Long Beach
Long Beach photographer Jim Coke stands under one of his 20 foot long photo of The Doors lead singer Jim Morrison which on Dec. 8 will be his 70th birthday in Long Beach, CA.
Farrah Fawcett portrait by Andy Warhol worth $12 million, expert tells jury
An Andy Warhol portrait of Farrah Fawcett currently held by actor Ryan O'Neal is worth an estimated $12 million, an appraiser told a jury Friday.
Sondheim himself sings in HBO's 'Six by Sondheim'
It was the 1993 TV movie of the musical "Gypsy" starring Bette Midler with music by Jule Styne and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
'Harry Potter' stars up for theater awards
Ex-boy wizard Radcliffe is a best-actor finalist at the WhatsOnStage awards for "The Cripple of Inishmaan."
Nelson Mandela inspired music, movies and literature
Heroic in his deeds, graceful in his manner, sainted in his image, Nelson Mandela long served as both cause and muse in the entertainment community.
Review: Burt Bacharach classics get tasty update
"What's It All About? Bacharach Reimagined" is like a musical love child gone wild.
"The Sound of Music," 8 to 11 p.m., NBC. Returning to TV's live-theater era, NBC has a gifted star in a family-friendly show.
Glamorous Victory Belles revive World War II era
They sing big-band classics at the National World War II Museum and flirt playfully with the audience, leaving bright red lipstick kisses on the smiling faces of America's aging war heroes.
'Phantom' Gets a 21st Century Reboot for New Tour
"The Phantom of the Opera" is the longest-running show in Broadway history with more than 10,000 performances But what becomes a legendary show most? A remounting.
Obama interview bumps ballet company from theater
When presidents attend events at schools, things get moved around -- a lesson that some young Washington ballerinas are learning this week.
Poetry Foundation introduces award for criticism
The $7,500 Pegasus Award will be presented annually to the author of the best book-length works of criticism published in the prior calendar year.
Photos of the day from the South Jersey Times, Dec. 4, 2013
First Place winner of the Holiday Card Contest, Oscar Cruz, 21, of Vineland shows his winning design.
Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lights up
An attorney says a New York train engineer experienced a nod or "a daze" before his train derailed at a curve, killing four passengers.
Gal Gadot cast as Wonder Woman for upcoming film
In this Aug. 28, 2013 file photo, actress Gal Gadot arrives at the world premiere of "Riddick" at the Mann Village Westwood Theater in Los Angeles.
Boy's 'gun art' on display at art fair in Miami
Charles Gitnick poses with his artwork that focuses on the image of the gun, triggered by all the gun violence he was hearing in the news, during his Art Basel show in Miami, Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2013.
Producer says he believes Ryan O'Neal stole Farrah Fawcett's Warhol art
A reality television producer told a jury on Wednesday that he believes Ryan O'Neal stole an Andy Warhol portrait of Farrah Fawcett done in 1980.
First full face transplant patient in U.S. thrives two years later
The nation's first full face transplant patient Dallas Wiens looks on during a news conference about new research into full facial transplants.
Possible culprits in Hezbollah commander's killing
By ULA ILNYTZKY Associated Press A trio of Norman Rockwell paintings that for years resided at a New England museum named for him is being auctioned in New York City.
An improbable woman of mystery
There's no doubt that public education has neglected World War I, with history teachers squeezing in a few lectures before launching into succeeding conflicts.


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The Next Big Fiber Showdown: Austin 230
from the att-dsl-sure-leaves-me-unimpressed dept.
Now it just needs in-drive refueling.
Or, in a pinch, a full service gas station.
Parent: If you're going out do you want your red coat or your blue one?
Child: It's June here in Texas...
Parent: So, the Red one?
Child: Um...No?
Parent: OK, blue it is.
Child: Nevermind, I'll just stay inside.
Parent: Well, then you should do your chores.
Given this demo from two years ago using a single hacked Kinect I have to believe that the technology is only going to improve. As long as the camera isn't occluded the 3D point data can be used to map sections of the 2D image onto a mesh created from the 3D point cloud. Then the camera can be virtually re-positioned and the scene rendered. Most of this is pretty easy using commodity hardware rendering engines.
Oh, so it's cricket. Hit ball; Run.
Dear god, wait. You didn't give any indication when to stop running. Do you just keep running until the game is called on account of exhaustion? Holy Hell. No wonder there's no fat guys.
This is also doesn't feel like Jihadists...
Indeed. Jihadists would have put the second device in the rubble of the first, made the delay closer to 5 minutes than 20 seconds, and would have made it much larger. This is clearly by someone too concerned with his own safety to do it "right". Thank heavens.
Does it have to be an invisible pink unicorn?
If it's invisible it can't be pink.
I would buy Pink or Invisible Unicorns though, as long as their hooves are crunchy!
Actually I believe both invisible and pink is a logical necessity: If it's at the event horizon light wouldn't be able to escape. Also, I can't imagine a way a unicorn would kill an astronaut that wouldn't involve blood-shed. I'd have to imagine that the unicorn would be covered in a fine mist of blood. So, indeed: Killed by an invisible pink unicorn.
Not surprisingly. Don't make the mistake of seeing the conservatives as being against the people, and the liberals being for the people. It's all over the board.
Exactly. It's totally foolish to think the liberals are for the people. No one is for the people. Once you realize that at least you'll start to understand politics in the US.
6-3? What did the 3 think? This is mind boggling. And kind of frightening.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who asked this question. I think the concurring opinion by Kagan and Alito does a marvelous job of summing up the idiocy that is the dissent and refuting it in a mere 3.5 pages.
Need beer goggles
I would think anti-beer-goggles would be preferred. The more drunk you are the uglier it makes everyone look. That way your brain does its thing and everyone returns to normal.
So, for those of us who can remember exactly how many times we've met someone but never manage to remember names, what's the maximum number of times this trick works before they catch on? Eight? Nine?
When I was in high school I did a science fair project studying the levels of CO2 generated by exhalation from different people. The most interesting finding was that there was a high (positive) correlation between average exercise levels and CO2 exhalation levels. Given this highly scientific finding I propose extending this new tax on bicycle riders to all healthy people: They are ruining the environment with their toxic exhalations.
That dozen doughnuts? That's my tax shelter.
.. because they read good speeches.
Read speeches well.
I don't know. I think you are both right: They read good speeches well. Because most of them have the sense to hire someone to tell them what to say.
IOT trap -- core dumped


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The thing that we are trying to do at facebook, is just help people connect and communicate more efficiently.
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The minute anyone's getting anxious I say, You must eat and you must sleep. They're the two vital elements for a healthy life.
Francesca Annis
I'm a singer who moves like a dancer.
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Learning to make films is very easy. Learning what to make films about is very hard.
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Tragedy in life normally comes with betrayal and compromise, and trading on your integrity and not having dignity in life. That's really where failure comes.
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