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"Good deal for no-frills Monterey stay."Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 26, 2013
I was looking for a cheap, clean room and the El Castell did not disappoint. Too far from beach to walk, but only a short drive away. Since I was only crashing there overnight, didn't really expect much for the price. The staff was very nice and the breakfast (cereal, juice, coffee, pastry, make your own waffles) was actually a nice bonus - just wish there was protein option. Rooms a bit small and dated, but bathroom was exceptionally clean. Nice that there wasfree fridge and microwave in room. I would stay again and recommend it if you understand it is basic 2 star hotel.
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We thought the hotel was a little tired. The reception area had cardboard boxes stashed up by the desk which was not appropriate for this type of hotel. Other than the above the location and staff were wonderful. Would stay there again but they could use some primping.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Top notch service!"
From the first minute we arrived the staff was so helpful and friendly. The location is great- a walk to the beach or to all the shops and restaurants. Great coffee and be sure to use nespresso machine in your room. Wish we had more than an evening there to explore, but that's a reason to go back!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Two night stay in Carmel"
The hotel was terrific and highly recommend it to anyone.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The Service was fantastic. We felt especially well treated by George at front desk, Nathanial and Jamie. The restaurant food, service and wine deserve 3 Michelin stars!!!!Genuine Expedia guest review
"over priced"
I am noy sure how expensive Carmel is. The room was very ordinary.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Shower just can't do the job"
Loved this place in an ideal spot for access to the shops along Ocean Street and for a walk down to the beach in Carmel. It was quiet and quaint. A peaceful place to rest. The service was extraordinary. All service tips were included in the daily fee. The two items to be aware of were the parking and the water pressure. Not much of either. We were in […] an upstairs room and our shower only had a dribble of water coming out and there was no bath tub in our room. If that is important to you, try somewhere else. And they have NO parking. When you check in, they will valet park your car, but it could be anywhere up to two blocks away in from of a random house. Mine was parked under a tall pine that leaked sap all over my car. Good luck with that. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"great service"
The excellent service one would expect from a Relaix & Chateaux. The only criticism - there were literally NO drawers in the hotel room. For a luxury hotel, that is an inexplicable omission.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The hotel is beautiful and in a great location. The staff is plentiful and very helpful. The only slight negative is the complimentary breakfast that is served. The fruit in the fruit salad was bruised and mushy, which was surprising.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great Stay Spoiled by Technical Problems"
The hotel deserves a 5 but the incident with the safety deposit box was a bad inconvenience.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Most romantic getaway"
Maybe best hotel we've ever stayed at. Impeccable service. Old world feel. Place was golden for a romantic vacation.Genuine Expedia guest review
Overpriced and does not impress on serviceGenuine Hotels.com guest review
ROOM - We paid for a premium priced room with an ocean view, with the slight problem that the room might have once had an ocean view before the trees blocking the view had grown to their present height and the houses blocking the view had been constructed. At present it is not technically possible to see the ocean from the room we occupied (our room […] was no. 9). The state of repair of the room was extremely poor. Some of the furnishings were of unbeleivable low quality (items one could probably get for free in a chairty shop). SERVICE - While the senior staff was very friendly, the regular staff (roof service, cleaners, etc.) were close to being indifferent about their jobs. Definitely not the service level one would expect. OVERALL FACILITIES - The location of the hotel is excellent and the setting of the court yard is extremely charming. RESTAURANT - The food in the restaurant is exquisite as is the service at dinner time. No comparison between the service in the retaurant and the service in the rest of the hotel. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Beautiful and Romantic Hotel"
We loved our stay here -in the middle of Carmel and great service. The extra touches are so worth the few extra $ to stay here. I particularly loved how they take care of your car and then when you leave, there is bath tea left as a gift in the car. Nice touch.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"L Auberge Carmel-grows on you"
You will not appreciate this hotel unless you stay for several days. Great location and attentive service will be more apreciated with each night.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Lovely Auberge"
Although the weather in Carmel was not up to "vacation standards," (i.e. raining and cold), we loved the Auberge enough to ignore it. Lovely courtyard, cosy room, kind and attentive service (George at front desk even offered to mail a package for us!) and delicious breakfasts all combined to make our stay memorable. Can't wait to go back!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"enjoyed the spot--but room for improvement."
charming hotel and the location is great--but the rooms are quite small, and a bit worn--bathrooms can use a face lift.Genuine Expedia guest review
"L Auberge Carmel- Great experience"
First visit to Carmel and wanted a first rate hotel within walking distance of restaurants and the ocean. The L Auberge was in a perfect location and exceeded our expectation in every way. We wished we would have stayed longer and will be back.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"L'Auberge Carmel, Carmel-by-the-Sea"
I loved this hotel. It had to be one of the most welcoming hotels ever. The entire staff went out of their way to make sure that everything was just right for us. When we checked in they gave us a "home-made" lemonade drink. We had caramels, nuts, and bottled water in our room. Every night, when the bed was turned down, we found a plate of fresh, home-made […] cookies for our enjoyment (each day was different). Any request was cheerfully dealt with from a dinner reservation to tee times for the Pebble Beach golf tournament. It is within a short walking distance to most of the shops and restaurants that Carmel has to offer, as well as to the water. If you ever find yourself in this neck of the woods, do yourself a favor and stay at the L'Auberge Carmel. We even found a little gift when the valet brought our car the day we left. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice experience"
We have been treated like real customers and Staff was very helpfull and friendlyGenuine Expedia guest review
"great romantic get away"
the hotel reflects it's price. everything was perfect from the warm apple cider upon check in to the attentive staff. the restaurant is pricey, but worth every penny for a special occasion.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"fantastic dinner"
They have a new chef and the dinner we had there was excellent. Service is also very very good.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice and very quiet place"
Very quiet place. Gentleness, courtesy and very pleasant service. Excellent restaurant "Aubergine".Genuine Expedia guest review
"Oh, yeah!"
One bad thing: the shower nozzle, overhead. That said, the staff was wonderful and knowledgeable, the location was great - two blocks from the main drag (Ocean) and a short walk to the beach. The bldg. is from 1929, with thick walls and wood beams. Free valet parking and a daily charge for tips, instead of individual tips. There's a beautiful courtyard, […] with heaters yet and the whole place is welcoming and well-designed. There are stairs to climb - no elevators. Cookies left in the rooms while you're out (or in) eating dinner. Linen mats and slippers by the bed. Very, very nice. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"LAuberge Carmel"
What an awesome place! Like being in Europe with its brick courtyard and beautiful building.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Very good service but the room was not very good especially taking into consideration the fact that this hotel is part of "Relais Chateaux"...Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Beautiful, romantic, and quaint"
This hotel was beautiful, and managed to be both luxurious and quaint. The staff was incredibly friendly, and the on-staff sommelier was amazing!Genuine Expedia guest review
"A Special Carmel Experience"
This is a beautiful and charming hotel with a European feel located near many shops and art galleries, great restaurants, and the beach in the heart of Carmel-by-the-Sea. The service by the hotel staff is exceptional and they pay close attention to every detail to make your stay a wonderful experience. I will definitely return for another visit soo […] n. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Very Overpriced Hotel"
I expected a wonderfully decorated comfortable room for the price of this hotel. I was very disappointed. The room looked like it was decorated from garage sale finds. It was narrow and long with windows across one side that faced the courtyard so there was no comfortable place to put a TV that you could easily see. Also the bathroom ceiling jutted […] out so you had to duck in order to not hit your head when you entered the room. The staff was very polite but that does not make up for an uncomfortable ugly room. We planned to stay two nights but since we thought the price was so exhorbitant for the quality of the room we checked out after one night and they refunded the second night so I appreciated that. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Perfect Carmel spot"
We were there for the Pro-Am and the hotel got us special clearance to go to the course one evening AND drove us there AND picked us up! It was first rate service,Genuine Expedia guest review
"Lovely L Auberge"
Quaint. Romantic and in the heart of Carmel. I couldn't have been happier about my stay there. Did I mention Romantic? Thank you.Genuine Expedia guest review
If you are looking for luxurious comfort with old school charm look no further.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Lovely jewel in Carmel"
Terrific spot, lovely atmosphere, excellent serviceGenuine Expedia guest review
"Not sure if it quite lives up to the top dollar price tag!"
Service at this hotel was truly excellent and overall we did enjoy our 4 night stay. The room, while somewhat small and up a very basic staircase was very comfortable and quiet. The downside was that there was no bar area to talk about, only a few chairs next to reception and the main relaxing area in the hotel was the outside courtyard which was very […] pretty, the weather less so! Upshot was that if we weren't in our room we didn't spend any time in the hotel. The inclusive breakfast was enjoyable but not a lot of choice unless you were prepared to pay supplements for basic extras such as a side of bacon/ham/cappuccino etc Usually it wouldn't be a problem but you are paying top dollar here and I was irked that felt it necessary to charge these extras. Overall I came away feeling we hadn't quite had the top dollar stay we'd been anticipating. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Ein absoluter Traum!"
Hier gibt es nicht viel zu sagen, ausser, dass von A-Z alles perfekt war und wir beim nächsten West Coast Urlaub definitiv wieder in die L'Auberge gehen werden. Wer lixuriöse kleine Hotels mag, wird dieses hier lieben. Zu Fuss ist man zudem schnell mitten in Carmel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
great location, great service! I'm impressed and even better than pebble beach grand room.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
1点だけ残念なのがシャワーの出が悪かった。冷水と熱湯の両極端で広い浴室内で寒い思いをした。バスタブは心地よかった。Genuine Hotels.com guest review
ホテルも街中なのではじめはどうかと思っていましたが、中庭がとてもまるでヨーロッパにきえているような感じでした。ホテルのスタッフもとても親切でアメリカのホテルととは思えないほどのお持てないでした。Genuine Expedia guest review
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Summary: The Wall Street Journal courted a wave of resentment with an article on how end users can bypass IT restrictions. While the fireworks are entertaining, the real question is, how will you address these real user needs as an enabler? Here's a secure and enterprise class solution that end users would use – what a concept!
Don't forget to go to the bottom to see what Accellion has been up to
That scream of despair from the direction of the IT director and CIO that you heard a few days ago may have been a result of the Wall Street Journal's article by Vauhini Vara entitled Ten Things Your IT Department Won't Tell You. The article provides ways of how end users can bypass IT restrictions and controls for various tasks such as checking personal emails and large file transfer.
Naturally, Ms Vara is getting an avalanche of angry letters from IT providers as noted by this WSJ blog. What I find particularly instructive is not so much the bad advice dispensed — and indeed they were lousy ideas — but how this points to the on-going tension between IT and the organizations and users that IT supports.
In this context, I would like to discuss the #1 hack/bypass in the article – transferring large files. Like the article noted, IT departments often purposely block large attachments from going through the corporate email system for reasons ranging from performance to protection from attacks.
As a workaround, Ms. Vara suggests using a consumer grade service, which are often free, like YouSendIt or SendThisFile. At the same time, she notes the risk, such as this "makes it easier for a wily hacker to intercept files…"
No wonder CIO's are breaking out in pools of cold sweat from this article!
On paper, IT has the moral high ground – these procedures are meant to protect both users and organizations from viruses, spam and increasing violations of regulations and corporate procedures. While no end users would disagree with the importance of these protections, it is also the reality that end users are looking to get their job done. Whether you call it protection or a hurdle, a successful end user will instinctively find a way around the limitation. (Even without WSJ's help.)
Fortunately, what we are seeing is a generation of IT professionals who are looking beyond the eternal struggle between IT and the consumers of IT capabilities in a zero-sum calculation. Instead, there is a recognition that IT is an integral part of business processes that, if appropriately deployed and managed, can become a competitive advantage for the entire organization.
Sending large files is a legitimate need for many of today's business processes, so instead of pointing accusing fingers at each other, the trend is to deploy a secure file transfer system that is specifically designed to transport large files in parallel like Accellion's secure file transfer solution.
For the users, the Accellion solution is easy to use and can handle 20+ gigabytes in file/folder size with a single click. It is designed with communicating with external partners in mind, which enables employees to easily trade large files with business partners and clients to get the job done.
IT administrators love the Accellion solution because it is a set-it-and-forget-it appliance. It can be installed in less than an hour and requires administrative intervention only when you want to change a configurable parameter. Accellion handles files in a secure fashion that is compliant with regulations such as HIPAA and Sarbanes-Oxley. This solution is engineered as an enterprise tool that fits seamlessly within the overall IT infrastructure.
So, while we ponder the flak that Ms. Vara is getting from the unhappy CIOs and IT Directors with some degree of fascination, the easiest solution is probably to install an Accellion secure file transfer solution so we can all get on with life.
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February 15, 2011 at 3pm to February 22, 2011 at 12pm – Kopan Monastery Kopan Monastery is famous for their Buddhism and Meditation Retreats. People come to Nepal, from all over the world, to participate in these courses. This month's course gives an introduction to Ti… Organized by Kopan Monastery | Type: retreat
September 10, 2010 to December 31, 2011 – Madan Puraskar Pustakalaya (http://www.madanpuraskar.org) The trilogy of books on the Nepal conflict (1996-2006) in which 16,000 people were killed has been recognised as a model in how media (especially photojournalism) can help in the post-conflict reconc… Organized by Nepalaya | Type: photos, exhibition
February 3, 2011 at 6pm to March 10, 2011 at 7pm – Sterling Club (British Embassy) An 8-week dance course suitable for beginners and returnees is starting at the Sterling Club. There will be a focus on steps but they also might try a short choreography. If you are and aspiring S… Organized by Hinesh Rajani | Type: dance, class
February 19, 2011 to February 27, 2011 – Nepal Art Council Gallery The Taste of Coffee is an art exhibit featuring works of painting, sound and photography. Three artists, Clara Puddu, Eloïse Calatayud and Gaurav Dhwaj Khadka wanted to convey the full story of co… Organized by NEPALPHOTOGRAPHY.org, Galleria CUC and Momomagic | Type: art
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PMH to recognize 'Wear Red for Women Day'
PRINCETON — To raise awareness among local women that heart disease is their No. 1 health threat, Perry Memorial Hospital will recognize "National Wear Red for Women Day" on Jan. 31.
National Wear Red Day is a day when Americans nationwide wear red to show their support for women's heart disease awareness; and Perry is encouraging their employees and the community to show their support by wearing red.
Brenda Streit, Perry Memorial director of marketing, stated, "Our recognition of this campaign is a great opportunity to reach out to women in our community and alert them to their personal risk factors for heart disease. By joining together we can raise awareness locally about heart disease and help lead women on the path to prevention."
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St Lawrence's Church
The Moor, Hawkhurst, Kent
The church of St. Lawrence dates back to Norman times, and is first mentioned in the charter of 1285. Most of the present day church was built around 1450, when the nave, aisles, porches and the tower were built.
How to get here:
Road: A21 (south) - From the A21, turn onto the A229 towards The Moor/Hawkhurst (Merriments Lane). When you reach The Moor, the church is on the right. Parking: roadside. +
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The Curse of Fenric (1)
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The front of St. Jude's.
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The entrance of St. Jude's.
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The graves in front of St. Jude's.
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The St Jude's notice board at the "front" of the church was a prop, the actual church gates don't feature in the story itself.
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"The white "splotches" on the photo is the snow!"
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The Doctor and Ace walk through the graveyard.
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The Russian troops rush to Ace's aid.
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Wainwright gazes up at the church tower.
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The Doctor and Ace look at one of the ancient graves.
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The Doctor and Ace visit the church.
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Wainwright practices a sermon.
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The Doctor and Millington leave the church.
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Ace goes to talk to Wainwright.
Additional Notes:
The office at the back which was used in the story has now been removed and been replaced with a kitchen!
Where to walk to next?
Lillesden School for Girls (The Curse of Fenric). Exit the church by the side gate (east), and then turn right, walking along Hastings Road until you reach the school on the right. (275 yards, 3m)
Other nearby locations:
Bodiam Castle (The King's Demons). Road (3.3 miles, 8m) : Follow the B2244 (Hastings Road) south from The Moor. Turn left onto The Elms (signposted Bodiam) and then bearing right into Bodiam. The castle is to the south of the village, on the left. Parking: included in admission fee. Castle car park (free to NT members)
Yew Tree Farm (The Curse of Fenric). Road (1.3 miles, 3m) : Head north along Hastings Road, and then turn right onto the A229 to Hawkhurst town centre. At the crossroads continue across on the A229, and the farm area is on the left as you head out of the built up area. Parking: unknown. Unknown
Additional locations as the crow flies:
Bowles Outdoor Centre (The Mind Robber): 13.34 miles.
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve (The Trial of a Time Lord ("The Ultimate Foe")): 13.74 miles.
Further links about the location:
VillageNet - Details about Hawkhurst.
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You mean like the democrats that voted Jesse Jackson Jr into congress on Tuesday? Mind you while he is being investigated for misusing campaign funds AND while he has been in a mental hospital for the past six months.
By the way, just came on the news two minutes ago, he is working on a plea deal for the misusing of campaign funds and h this still isn't counting the investigation that he was going to buy Obama's senate seat.
Sounds like democrats are misguided retards. Mind you, you fucking idiots voted in an unknown candidate as president, forget anything you want to say about McCain, you voted him as your candidate over Hilary and other possible candidates, then while he has been a dismal president at best you misguided retards voted him back in.
Also popeye, I have no doubt in my mind I am smarter than you. Just saying.
Kanye West wants to be white so bad
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The Irish Sailing Association (ISA) and the Gathering Ireland 2013 have announced details of the Gathering Cruise 2013 and of their partnership for 2013.
This completely unique event in both the Irish sailing and Gathering Ireland calendars will bring together a flotilla of yachts from across the UK, Europe and further afield as they sail to Irish ports as part of Gathering Ireland 2013. The 19-day event will take place across July 2013 with 100 cruising boats and 600 crew members creating a spectacle across key designated Gathering gateway ports as they cruise the east and south coasts of Ireland together.
The Gathering Cruise, which will commence in Dublin, is expected to continue along the Cork and Kerry coastlines and the Irish Sailing Association hope it will be an opportunity to raise awareness of Ireland's marine tourism infrastructure whilst profiling Ireland's stunning coastline and coastal towns as a cruising destination for both sail and power boats.
ISA Chief Executive Harry Hermon said "The Gathering Cruise offers the ISA the chance to promote Ireland's beautiful natural amenities, spectacular coastline, unspoilt harbors and the warm welcome of coastal villages and towns. The ISA is looking forward to working with The Gathering Ireland to welcome the Irish sailing Diaspora back to our shores in 2013. Over the past number of years we have proved ourselves to be one of the world's foremost sailing destinations with a lot to offer the international sailing community and the Gathering Cruise offers another superb opportunity to showcase this"
Damian Foxall, Ireland's most accomplished international racing sailor speaking at the launch remarked "This is such an incredible opportunity for sailing enthusiasts of all levels to get involved in a really exciting sailing spectacle. Sailing with a flotilla like this, being part of the Gathering Ireland 2013 and having all the experiences that go with that- the Gathering ambassadors, the Welcome and Farewell Gatherings and the regattas along the way promise to make this a once in a lifetime experience."
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Posted: Sun Mar 4th, 2007 10:48 pm |
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Just saw this on movieblog.com and thought some of you might be interested. A couple of years ago, or perhaps more recently, Nicholas Cage starred in an adventure treasure hunt thriller "National Treasure" that earned a tasty $355-million worldwide. Numbers like that usually scream out for a sequel, so guess what? Cage will be appearing in "National Treasure: Book of Secrets" and the topic is about Abraham Lincoln, his assassination and Confederate gold. Well that caught my attention. Of course, it is fiction. To review, in the previous film Cage played a treasure hunter who specialized in historical relics. He made history look like fun and the movie was rumored to have sparked a rebirth of interest in history among the young. I guess I'll be going to see it when this sequel comes out--no date set yet-- because it intrigues me how the scriptwriters will handle this topic. I hope this movie is as fast paced and as absorbing as the previous film. Given its subject matter, it has the potential to be even better. I hope the script won't be filled with blatant historical inaccuracies. Oh well, even if it is, it will be a challenge to try to pick them out if and when they do appear. |
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Fan I saw the first National Treasure as a rental at a friend's house. I was expecting to pick it apart and hae it but I didn't . I ignored any glaring mistakes, willing suspension of disblief. Found myself talking to the screen , you know yelling look out he's behind you . I will see the second one but like you hope for no glaring mistakes and look for the ones that almost surely will be there. Hollywood just doesn't get it that most times truth is ofen as interesting as the fiction they create . Susan Last edited on Mon Mar 5th, 2007 01:37 am by susansweet |
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The first wasn't bad for a rental. Kept thinking I know that exact location. Look forward to the sequal. Doc C |
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That's it . It is a good rental but I wouldn't go to the movies to see it . |
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I feel the same way about movie theatres and I have a million choices here. People are talking though the movie some on their phones, Or I get the restless person in front of me. The one that jumps up and leaves every five minutes. Don't know if that is worse than the seat kicker . who sits behind you and kicks you seat. Anymore I just wait for them to come out on dvd and then I can watch them any time I want. I do like to see some on big screen Captain and Commander would not be the same on a small screen but lately even hose type get seen at home. Saves me money and I can have my own popcorn and diet coke . I can also pause the movie when needed !!!! One of the last movies I saw in a theatre was Gone with the Wind . . . . . of course it was just last year in a special showing at the opening of a remodeled Art Deco theatre in San Pedro . I did opt out of the hoop skirt although many did wear them Picture women trying to sit in old type theatre seats in hoop skirts!!!! Susan |
Posted: Mon Mar 5th, 2007 07:28 am |
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Rented "National Treasure" sometime back then. Slept through some of it; didn't may much attention to most of it, and remember only a scene or two. Have been to a movie theater about six or seven times in the last 20 years. Mostly it's pay-per-view or a rental. My definition of a good movie is when I pay attention. A really good movie is when I cross my legs tightly and can't tear myself away long enough to get a beer from the refrigerator. There are precious few that qualify. Ole |
Posted: Mon Mar 5th, 2007 08:49 am |
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Good defintions of the level of movies. Ole. Made me laugh out loud. |
Posted: Mon Mar 5th, 2007 05:26 pm |
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On the subject of movies: There is a unique experience out there...probably in proximity to major cities only .... wherein the theater shows only classics and serves food and adult beverages during the showing and includes an interlude with one of the performers. My first impression was that the disruption would be intolerable. Au contrair, mon frere. Ordered, ate, sloshed .... didn't detract at all from the picture. Watched GWTW and met Bonnie Blue. Watched "To Kill a Mockingbird" and met Scout. Doesn't sound like much, but the totality was quite pleasurable. A business opportunity? Missus Ole had also gone to see "West Side Story" with her enthusiastic stepdaugher and met a couple of the aging stars. (Does the county fair circuit mean anything to you?) Now that I'm thinking about it again, guess I'll check the schedule. It was good enough to go back again. Ole |
Posted: Mon Mar 5th, 2007 05:53 pm |
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Ole the actress that played Bonnie Blue was at the screening of GWTW I attended . Your experience sounds like fun. I would have loved to go with Mrs. Ole to see West Side Story. I was addicted to it as a teenager and still marvel at the dancer/actors that are from the movie and are all over tv doing other things. I think I memorized the program in the days when big movies were shown in Hollywood first and actually had a color program with all kinds of information in them. |
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Mrs. Ole went to see "West Side Story" with my daughter. That's one movie I dislike. I wish they'd have made it with singers instead of box-office attractions. Ole |
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Well true ,but Marni Nixon did sing Maria's part for Miss Woods. I didn't care that much for Richard Beymer but loved the dancing and the dancers. |
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I heard that this movie is going to be in theaters in November. I heard it off of Entertainment Tonight so I guess that its true. I saw the first one and I thought it was good so I;m curious to see how this one will be. ____________________ War Means Fighting And Fighting Means Killing - N. B. Forrest When war does come, my advice is to draw the sword and throw away the scabbard." Stonewall Jackson |
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In the movie theater I saw that this movie will be out on December 21. ____________________ War Means Fighting And Fighting Means Killing - N. B. Forrest When war does come, my advice is to draw the sword and throw away the scabbard." Stonewall Jackson |
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Mr. Duncan: I was out your way last month visiting Goodfellow AFB, I must say, once I left Llano there is nothing except for Brady until you get to San Angelo. I'm still scrapping bug carcasses off the grill of my car. That was my first trip to San Angelo (you really don't pass through San Angelo I guess you have to be heading there). It seems to be a town of haves and have nots, parts of it nice (Ft. Concho and the Riverwalk) but the area around the base is all boarded up and abandoned. Also they still roll the streets up on Sunday, I felt like I'd taken a trip back into time. |
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Google is still accepting applications up to March 13 for Open Source projects wanting to be mentoring organizations for the Summer of Code 2009. Student applications then open officially on March 23.
As Leslie Hawthorn of Google's Open Source team writes in a blog, Google is soliciting organizations to be mentors to students in their Summer of Code (SoC) 2009 program. The program provides funding for developers that implement particularly compelling ideas in open source projects.
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Play was disjointed in the second period and filled with numerous offsides and icing calls along with a variety of penalties on each side. The Rangers were whistled for four penalties, including the too many men call that carried over into the third period.
New York coach John Tortorella fumed Tuesday after Carl Hagelin jumped onto the ice early, a penalty that led directly to Philadelphia's only goal in the Rangers' 2-1 win. Tortorella was no happier after this one.
The call came right after the Rangers managed to keep their deficit at one goal when Lundqvist deflected away a drive by Crosby on a breakaway with 50 seconds left in the middle period.
Crosby was already aggravated in the opening minute of the second when he was knocked down after the whistle by defenseman Dan Girardi, who was called for roughing.
The Rangers showed aggressiveness several times after play was stopped, including in the first when Marc Staal engaged in a scuffle behind the New York net with Malkin. Both players were sent off for roughing, a similar situation to Tuesday when Callahan was injured in a tussle with Max Talbot.


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On Friday the jobs data provided the "snake oil" for equity investors but was received with mixed feelings going forward. A feeling of relief fell on Wall Street as 175,000 jobs were "created" somehow giving evidence of a continued economic recovery. Of course we do not agree with that assessment because completely overlooked was the Thursday first time unemployment data showing 346,000 jobs lost by virtue of workers first time unemployment applications. On Thursday after that figure the equity market sold off more than 200 Dow points and on Friday gained that much back posting the biggest one day gain since early January. The euphoria attached to the jobs data on Friday should be short-lived in my opinion because the global economic picture remains in question. Since the world is one "big happy family", the tribulations of one affect the others and the news emanating from the U.S. trading partners cannot possibly be construed as positive. I believe the U.S. administration is offering "Kool-Aid" to the public and unfortunately I see them "drinking it down" and requesting more. Now for some actual information to help my readers "navigate" through the "troubled waters" I see ahead…
Interest Rates:
September U.S. Treasury bonds closed at 139 17/32nds, down 1 20/32nds after the "joyful" jobs data showing 175,000 jobs created in May even against the slight bump up of the unemployment rate from 7.5% to 7.6%. Speculation that the U.S. Federal Reserve may consider halting bond purchases based on the "better than expected jobs data" led investors down the "garden path" from the relative safety of treasuries to the "riskier" asset class of equities. We had suggested last week the purchase of bond calls and that seemed to work coming into Friday morning as the U.S. equity market lost over 200 points on Thursday only to recover those 200 points in the Dow on Friday. Stay with the bond calls and add on any further declines in 30 year bonds.
Stock Indices:
The Dow Jones Industrial average closed Friday at 15,248.12, up 207.50 or 1.38% after the May payroll data rose more than expected. The increase in jobs of 175,000 was not too much to prompt the U.S. Federal Reserve to consider monetary tightening. That "border line" increase coupled with the slight gain in the unemployment rate from 7.5% to 7.6% allayed fears of elimination of quantitative easing by the Fed and helped the market recover the 200 plus points lost in the previous session. For the week the Dow gained 0.9%. The S&P 500 closed at 1,643.38, up 20.82 points or 1.28% and up 0.8% for the week. The tech heavy Nasdaq closed at 3,469.22, up 45.16 points or 1.3% and for the week gained 0.4%. Equity markets continue show signs of "exhaustion" at current levels and we continue to suggest the implementation of risk hedge strategies for holders of large equity positions. We can analyze portfolio "construction" as relates to which indices could be utilized in order to provide a level of protection against what we see as an impending stock market decline. The utilization of hedging programs reduces the necessity for "partial liquidation" of specific securities in specific industries that might suffer from such a market decline.
The September U.S. dollar index closed Friday at 8194.5, up 14.3 points on Friday tied to the slightly better than expected jobs data. The dollar has suffered losses during the week against other currencies especially against the Japanese Yen. For the week the dollar lost 3% against the Yen. However for the year the dollar is still up 12% and for the 12 months up 22% against the Japanese currency. The Yen closed Friday at .010257, down 34 points. Other currencies posting losses on Friday were the Euro 29 points to $1.3225, the Swiss Franc 79 points to $1.0688, the British pound 58 points to $1.5541, and the Australian dollar 103 points to .9441. The Canadian dollar managed a gain of 65 points to close at 97.84c. While our expectation for the U.S. economy to stagnate and revert to the previous recessionary trend, it is still better situated than the Eurozone which we expect will suffer further debt crisis situations among its members. Stay with the dollar
July crude oil closed at $96.11 per barrel on Friday, up $1.35 or 1.4% and for the week gained 4% as traders were optimistic after the slight improvement in the U.S. jobs data. The expectation that the U.S. Federal Reserve would continue its easing program after the uptick in the unemployment rate from 7.5% to 7.6% was viewed as positive for crude oil. A larger than expected drop in U.S. crude supplies coupled with Middle East tensions also provided the impetus for shortcovering in energy products. We do not feel price gains can be sustained but would not add to short positions or puts in crude for now.
July copper closed at $3.2690 per pound, down 5c or 1.5% tied to the ongoing global glut and concern that buying by China, one of the largest users of industrial metals would continue weak prompted further long liquidation. The recent mining disaster at an Indonesian mine reduced production for a time but stockpiles of copper at the LME were up by 0.4% and orders for copper declined at warehouses. We have suggested the short side of copper for some time and while it is always prudent to take some profits, we see no change in the supply/demand picture for now.
Precious Metals:
August gold closed at $1,378.20 per ounce, down another $37.60 or 2.7% on Friday after trading as low as $1,338 recently. Fridays selling was stop losses touched off as prices declined below $1,400 once again and traders decided to sell in front of the weekend. With our expectation that the equity market rally on Friday may be overdone, we could see sharp price gains coming into the new week for precious metals. Our overall feeling however, is to "stay out of the way" of this particular "train". July silver closed at $21.52 per ounce, down $1.1870 or 5.3% and set the stage for a correction to the $1.23-1.25 area. Our preference for some time as been silver over gold and we see no reason to change although our preferred stance is the sidelines for now. July platinum closed at $1,502.60 per ounce, down $26.70 or 1.8% but up 2.8% from the prior week as auto sales improved and platinum and palladium are used in catalytic converters necessary in autos. September palladium closed at $757.05 per ounce, down %5.25 or 0.7% performing "better" than platinum. Our old spread recommendation of long palladium short platinum may come into play once again. Otherwise retail clients should avoid precious metals altogether and leave the trading to the professionals.
Grains and Oilseeds: July corn closed at $6.66 per bushel, up 2 3/4c on shortcovering and new buying on analyst expectations of corn losing as much as 5 million acres. Ending stocks now forecast at 1.5 billion bushels against the USDA carryover expectation of 2 billion bushels in their last report. We continue to prefer the long side of corn but with trailing stops. July wheat closed at $6.96 per bushel, down 1 3/4c and in a sideways trend. We prefer the sidelines in wheat. July soybeans closed at $15.26 per bushel, down 1 1/4c on light long liquidation in front of the weekend. We have preferred the long side of soybeans for a while now and continue to do so after beans had traded as low as $13.40 in late April. The trend remains up. Raise trailing stops on long positions.
August cattle closed at $1.19275 per pound, down 75 points on continued pressure from cash prices and demand. We continue to favor the sidelines but a possible shortcovering rally could emerge as China is seen as possibly increasing demand per capita. July hogs closed at 96.55c per pound, up 72.5 points on short covering as demand during "summer barbecue season" catches on. We prefer the sidelines until some better fundamentals emerge.
Coffee, Cocoa and Sugar
: July coffee closed at $1.2640 per pound, down 3.05c tied to global supplies. We favor the sidelines in coffee. July cocoa closed at $2356 per tonne, down $7.00 tied to the dollar strength on Friday. Excellent weather in West Africa a factor in cocoa weakness. Stay out for now. July sugar closed at 16.43c per pound, down 5 ticks and remains on our "no interest" list. Stay out.
July cotton closed at 84.73c per pound, down 14 points tied to the possibility that China may be reviewing its stockpiling program which had been supportive of cotton. However expectation that purchases by China tied to its lackluster textile industry demand could prompt further long liquidation and sideways price action. Stay on the sidelines for now but with recent technical action, a few calls may be appropriate.


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What do you think? Please give an honest opinion.
I think you're missing the truth.... 50/50.
But, if I had to pick... guys lie more. Girls gossip a lot, and sometimes what they gossip isn't true... but that's not lying, that's hearsay. Guys straight up lie more often. (ie. "Were you listening to me?" - "Yes - I was, honey.")
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A girl I liked last year acted like she liked me back. Then when I suddenly lost contact with her, I had someone else chat with her over AIM. What I found out wrecked the 8th grade for me. :'(
Rrrr... see I have a point, too.
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I would have to agree with [Unknown] as far as 50/50 but since you made me choose I would actally have to say girls lie more ;)
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The Latin America network has many organisations in the region, with a concentration of active groups in Brazil, Peru, and Mexico.
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Trying to shame as CEOs big labor boss Richard Trumka just launching a website exposing how much big company CEOs make.
But some here say how about exposing this folks big labor's plan.
To spend 400 million dollars in union dues this election year and nearly all of it expected help support President Obama and other democratic candidates who many of their members don't even support.
Hi everybody I'm David has been welcomed a Forbes odd box let's go involves -- the man himself Steve Forbes -- -- guard Victoria -- Elizabeth MacDonald.
Whipped Unger and Dennis Neal -- Steve even -- a lot of union members and it's up about 40%.
Support Republicans over 90% of of the money unions spend on candidates go to Democrat.
Yet David you never know but back in 1988 the Supreme Court said you can't force union dues for political purposes it's never been effectively enforce it should be enforced -- as a matter of fact you shouldn't get dues for political purposes.
And -- the union member actually says take it out.
And has written permission.
That would level the playing field very quickly Greg Conger I was one of those union members who voted Republican is about 40% of union members do I -- pretty upset about this now.
What you know what let's set aside for the moment Steve's interpretation a financial core.
I do want to say we greatly appreciate this this this outpouring of affection for union members and your heart warming concern but let me make a suggestion.
Maybe you can direct that towards America's public companies who are making contributions to political organizations and not telling their shareholders how do we know that.
Just this week some of our nation's largest companies had to publicly withdraw their support.
From an organization that was supporting causes that their shareholders didn't like.
Their customers didn't like and when they complain these organizations about why didn't their shareholders know what.
Because they have no obligation -- tell them.
Even in the hole and try to save it map all right Rick we urge you Freddie Mac the fact is is that a lot of these complaints by shareholders get results from a lot of the complaints by union members don't -- union bosses continue to.
To put the money where they want which is in democratic coffers that's.
Right and you know we're time a government unions that get their money from taxpayers.
Rick is referring to companies which get their money from the free market and investors that's a big difference.
And you know the other thing to have trumka is said that -- what he's doing the AFL CIO -- comparing fat cats CEO pay.
With teachers and -- we shouldn't it be comparing the fact cat union boss may fifth Richard -- trumka is solidly in the 1% in its nearly 300000 a year or so but the issue is you're absolutely right and I got a 100%.
It's it's just about up there Rick and he can quibble with the numbers but here's the deal -- -- right thank you -- David nine out of ten union members happy you know basically.
-- are not Democrats most of the a lot of them are Republicans and they get corralled and bullied and -- -- -- -- union members like you know spending and taxing at the state level what many don't -- I'm Richard what do you think about all that's.
Well I'm for full disclosure I think if trumka Wannstedt publicized CEO salaries that's fine I think we should publicize his background well he actually did violence and he was ahead of that united -- another person in the 1980s.
He was sanctioned by a Virginia judge in the 1996.
He let the Communist Party back into the AFL CIO.
He quoted you said he was one step above one step below a socialist when he was.
So he was the humidity is worse than that so I think people should know about his background and I'm for full disclosure for every one.
Well I'm -- thanks to -- -- back we now have full disclosure but Dennis what about this particular issue.
In the last election thirty -- -- -- union members voted Republican but over 90%.
Of the union dues right politics went Democrat.
I got -- I love that Rick under its first instinct was to do exactly what trumka is doing which is.
When you wanna talk about munitions -- let's divert on to those fat cats Hillary's inside corporations that they -- too much money that is the business of their shareholder and everybody that company.
When a company makes political contributions and may I please speak when a company makes political -- chance read it does not.
Not that money from worker pay when a union makes political contributions it comes directly from worker pay unions instead to do this.
We'll collect your -- guys and we will use it -- to push for benefits and negotiations and and better better term.
And then for political fund were asking you to donate a second.
Source of money to a political fund which we're gonna use for democratic -- -- let the workers truly have a voice Unionist.
-- -- let you back about first we haven't heard from Victoria go ahead -- -- Dennis that's a genius idea because it gets rid of this sort of corrupt issue -- unions.
However it is also the -- -- reason that you are not a union box because clearly this would not be in the union bosses injures to make this kind of separation the way they have it now is incredibly powerful.
Ford now yes -- their organizations.
And it's come really wanted in the fact that -- is that there's no choice here for union members actually joined the union and then again to have their funds diverted to political -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Rick -- it always comes down for me to choice if there's less choice is not a good thing -- great.
Yeah accept there's there's a few quick points number one Dennis I said nothing about what what people get paid and corporations that had nothing whatsoever to do you do when I was making.
Nor did.
That aside that aside nobody ever wants to recognize Steve pointed out the financial core role.
If -- union member does not want their dues to go towards a political contribution.
They have a right to exercise an opt out of does -- Yeah hey honey what did it.
Except for the right to work states in this country they have no right whatsoever to Philly Philly union yelled go jump on a lot of petty do bridge and wanted -- has been going -- there was paid out.
Yeah -- mind.
Yeah Rick how do you really think they've done I union member under the leadership of Dick from -- would exercise that freedom.
This is a guy in the 1980s when he's head of the United Mine Workers said we should kick them quote bleak.
Out of workers -- get out of line he's a topic -- raging out of the right.
For you know knowledge they have the right you're just saying that they're terrified exercise yeah hot here to have a little about about a right all they don't have the right now.
Let's see if I had that -- -- in terms of the union dues you should only be allowed to collect union dues forcefully for bargaining collective book purposes.
Other things they should be able to write a separate check it should be voluntary not automatic no automatic deduction and by the way you -- Is this environment do you think the NLRB would get anywhere by trying to enforce rules on on Dick trumpeted as a guy who the president practically hugs every time he sees -- yeah.
Most of the NLRB officials are being a political appointees who came from union land.
Don't think it did you see that's the -- play out the state level -- -- California with teachers there.
They want so I don't teachers who want to vote for fiscal reform for spending reform in this state for things like Chris stopping voter fraud but they stopped by the teachers' union there and -- -- to -- the line it happens across the country Victoria go ahead.
No I absolutely agree and I have several friends who either -- -- local government or teachers.
Are in unions they don't really want to be but they feel like they don't have the choice and they don't agree with the political -- that the unions -- arguing and and and funding then tell it to the system is absolutely broken guys.
It to -- on a bigger -- let's keep in mind unions are out of control in this country they represent less than 7% of the private workforce yet.
Richard Trumka is on the phone or in the White House every week when the left have a CEO was there if we really want unions to do good it.
We should have a right to work across the country and let unions and their membership dues because they perform a service for me you know the Teamsters I was told that the forbidden -- mid decade -- Cracked my head open across a -- Steve.
And a handful of cases where workers have had a choice of having up writing checks for political purposes guess what 95% say no break -- go ahead.
I'm just stunned by the things that I'm hearing you know you talk about diversion.
I -- it's unbelievable you're quoting things that happened happened.
Yahoo! did trump is a bad guy because he gets invited to the White House is an idea I think because he said he was going to be a heck why not anybody -- -- -- line that's why is that bad guys -- -- it.
-- -- why should somebody who does that present on the -- economy Democrat into the high post poll -- that -- go ahead last you know what go ahead.
You know what none have you have responded to my request that you tell the public companies to start disclosing their political you were talking I -- almost ninety.
Why she's speaking that -- I'm gonna why won't you do that I don't happen very quickly -- -- wanna deal with their money is -- business and this and I.
What they're doing what their employees did not contribute that money employees to unions are the two big political action have a right to -- -- we got a daily event -- Rick always a good question we gotta go -- thank you --
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CHICAGO, Oct. 3, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American Dental Hygienists' Association Institute for Oral Health (IOH) is pleased to announce the Wrigley Company Foundation Community Service Grants Program will provide $120,000 over two years to dental hygiene organizations. Wrigley Company Foundation Community Service Grants are provided in amounts of $2,500 and $5,000 for community-based organizations providing dental hygiene care to those with limited access to oral healthcare. Applications for 2014 Wrigley Grants are now available.
"This Community Service Grant programs allows dental hygienists across the country to give back and support the communities where they work and live. The Wrigley Company Foundation strongly supports oral care excellence and is very proud to partner with the ADHA IOH on this community outreach program for the fourth year," said Maureen Jones, Manager of the Wrigley Company Foundation
The Wrigley Company Foundation Community Service Grant Program was established in conjunction with the ADHA's 2010 National Dental Hygiene Month, in an effort to:
The partnership has continued and is now in its fourth year.
The Institute for Oral Health is also proud to present the recipients of the 2013 Wrigley Company Foundation Community Service Grants. The grants are awarded to dental hygienists and dental hygiene organizations for community oral health outreach.
"As preventive oral health specialists, dental hygienists understand that you cannot achieve optimum total health without good oral health. Partnering with the Wrigley Company Foundation for the fourth year allows dental hygienists to use their expertise to alleviate the access to care problem in their communities," said Susan Savage, RDH, BSDH, 2013-2014 Chair of IOH. "We thank the Wrigley Company Foundation for its continued support of IOH and dental hygienists."
The grants were awarded to 13 programs to start or maintain an existing community oral health project. Applicants had to be licensed dental hygienists and active members of ADHA, and were required to submit a proposal of a community service project that demonstrates its capacity to improve the public's oral health and provide oral health education to underserved populations throughout the U.S. The winning community service projects were selected based on their significance in the communities they will serve, creative approach, sustainability, feasibility, and their ongoing quantitative and qualitative evaluation system.
The recipients of the 2013 Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company Foundation Community Service Grants are:
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So, still around 100 copies left ? Wasn't this the case about a month or 2 ago aswell ?
In truth that 100 are going to take another year to sell (at best)
Statto, I think it's time to cut the loss and sell some onto shops?
Some might even take them for £10. But nearly all would give at least £8 or £9 - and at least you'd recouperate most of yer money.
Make 1 Subvert responsible for the collection of money from their local shop / shops and get the money back in that way.
In my experience - most shops will pay you upfront... as they will only take 2 or 3 copies to see how they do at first.
Anyone else have thoughts on this ?