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Lovely decor and great location.
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Liked location which was walkable to friends and relatives - also in an area where meals were readily available upon late arrival from airport...
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Overall, it was a good experience particularly because of the wonderful views from the 7th floor terrace and the hotel's location to the Ferry Building and many great restaurants.
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Most everything was great
Hotels location, bed and bed linens were lovely.
like the room design, bed was comfortable, tv large, staff friendly and professional
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our second stay here. We live locally but have events in SF. This hotel is our first choice. Fab location and Hotel. We had a corner room which looked out to the ferry building and the street cars. Hip boutique hotel. This visit the only - was the fan constantly blowing in the room/bath. I slept in the robe for I was cold. If I turned on the heat the room would have been hot for the others. easy to walk around and pick up a cab here.
just the room fan blowing
Lovely decor and great location.
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Inside room w frosted windows, so no view - so very dark and claustrophobic - only one chair (desk chair) - for the $ there should definitely be an upholstered easy chair. Promised NYTimes but forgot, did not refill minibar the entire time, breakfast for 2 arrived on a tray which had to squished onto the top of the desk with my mirror and cosmetics. No one was concerned that both guests could sit at a table to dine...
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For this hotel, we expected all hotel staff to be courteous and professional. While most met our expectations, there were one or two who were not very friendly or they simply lacked any genuine sense of hospitality.
Great staff.
Most everything was great
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The room's decorative ornaments were very dusty. Lampshade was stained. Not what you expect for $500 a night, not including parking.
-Hotel is a boutique hotel, without guests from tour travel companies. -Room very comfortable and quiet, despite facing main street Embarcadero. -From hotel, take walk to Embarcadero to Fisherman's wharf (45min). -Hotel is opposite to Market Place (Ferry Building), with many small food shops and good places where to eat. Go to Hog's Oyster Bar.
-Parking 50$ per night without any possibility for street parking. -Bathroom with only shower. -No coffee inside room, but coffee available in the lobby.
like the room design, bed was comfortable, tv large, staff friendly and professional
no parking at the motel....had to park a block away and it was really a problem...
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everything was perfect,hotel staff always smile,large room,comfort bed,well design,i lose my ring in the room,staff keep it safely until i back to the hotel
yoga in the mornings great location
low floor room ok - not worthy of high price
location, spectacular outside common area deck, staff attitude; excellent concierge help, free easy to access wifi.
slightly slow to respond to a small engineering request (drain clearing)..had to ask twice; no paper on Sunday, lack of hooks on back of doors, or towel rings in sink area.
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we were promised a comp night and did not get it. they upgraded us to a view room which is the same view from our home in mill valley. the hotel did not credit us with a 350.00 credit and i spent months and many hours researching the item only to fin d out the hotel never made the journal.
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It's -- sector -- sir thank you.
It's hard to believe its ten years since it's amazing.
It is and it's a good thing that -- that -- marking that date because we can remember there.
People who were lost.
Their families their friends and and how fortunate we've been we've passed a whole decade almost where where we haven't had a successful attack on America.
With the serve up a difficult -- of the media how do you.
-- the day not exploit it and not tell the terrorists that they know that they got us.
I suppose there is -- attention there and one's mind.
But it it was the largest attack on America in our history.
Inside of our country.
Led to a whole new set of steps to try to protect the American people a different way of looking at instead of thinking we can defend.
Which you can't defend against a terrorist every place at every moment of the day or night and kept every conceivable technique.
But but we had to go after -- we had to put pressure on him and thus far it's it's been.
Quite successful.
You -- that's the Bush Doctrine of preemption right we pretty much well but I wouldn't use the -- preemption it's more.
Making everything they do difficult making it harder for them to raise money harder to talk to each other -- move between countries.
Harder to find a country that will tolerate and be hospitable to.
The terrorist activity harder to train.
Now we don't have metrics to know how successful we've been in terms of reducing their recruiting reducing their -- -- But we we do know that while they've had some successful attacks elsewhere in the world in the last decade -- not been successful here.
Give a sense of the Obama administration also has that strategy I guess the best thing when as Libya the sort of then you go go to the you prevent that from happening in the future or not that that.
I think Libby was quite -- And they they argue that -- humanitarian terms.
Although He had been a sponsor of terrorism to be sure.
No I think what they did was they campaigned against the bush approach and once they got and they realize that the nineteen nation coalition that was put together was successful in sharing intelligence and -- tracking bank accounts and and cooperating against terrorism and they they ended up keeping Guantanamo open not because they like -- we didn't like it either.
But they couldn't think of a better solutions.
The same thing true with the Patriot Act and military commissions.
Indefinite detention all of those things were things that were criticized but today are still in place two and a half years later.
Because they -- -- the best alternative to two.
The other choices and they are in fact successful in keeping America's safer.
And -- over a mile actually put out we -- A piece of that of a plane the plane that hit.
Indeed and -- picked that up.
The morning of the attack.
This is -- -- it's unbelievable what happened that you worry you that you could feel the building shake and I could.
And immediately went out down the hall until the smoke was so bad -- downstairs and outside around the corner.
The field out there than the grass is just covered with pieces this size.
Off that enormous surplus which -- At a course been loaded with jet fuel and crashed into the building 500 miles an hour.
And there were very few pieces that were there could be put in the back of pickup truck and so -- explode.
And there were people that building was burning issues you know well.
Smoke filling it.
President of bush thought that he'd be very different present and here outside the education president that they can -- Monday that -- who became a wartime.
President you -- secretary of defense I don't pride and they can be a wartime search -- events.
Certainly -- interesting footnote in history is that.
Secretary Mac the American this confirmation hearing was never -- a single word about -- him.
Dick Cheney in his confirmation hearing for secretary of defense was never afterward about Iraq.
And yet or the Iraq War.
Became a major part I was never -- -- -- about Afghanistan or al-Qaeda.
In my confirmation.
So it it it suggests that.
-- president and his cabinet are faced with the way the world works and they have to live with.
And you're quite right President Bush and sure came in thinking He would be focused on domestic issues.
You mentioned Vice President Cheney and has a lot of news with his book and there's the in the service back that's his -- -- between secretary Powell.
And Vice President Cheney and -- -- natural tension that always between defense and state that.
Vote for -- decades.
What do you make of that tension between those two.
Well of course.
I read about half of his books so far and He had of course a very close relationship with -- -- When there were in the Pentagon back in the George Herbert walker Tuesday.
I've not gotten to the last portion of the vice president's book -- I'm looking forward to reading it but so I I don't know what it's about other than.
There are in any National Security Council as you point out there were difficulties between.
-- British and -- and size vans between its lesson during Kissinger.
All various people in in it.
Because they represent different viewpoints different perspectives.
And -- Of course worked with both of them during that period and as well as with Secretary Rice when she moved over there.
And I just haven't had a chance to read that portion of the book.
I'm Vice President Cheney -- fellowship with -- He did and you let didn't take him I didn't I was looking for a lawyer and He was a -- academic at the time at the University of Wisconsin in Madison.
And that was probably in the first quarter of 1969.
And -- I was in my fourth term in congress He was.
And He just won an American Political Science Association fellowship and He was one of several who applied and -- Taking -- warrior.
-- about five or 43 or four months later hired him at the Office of Economic Opportunity after resigned from congress and went into president Nixon's camp.
So -- dollar it did and we've.
Work together often periodically and when I went business and He went to congress that.
I've enjoyed working with -- -- -- fine man.
You know in the last few hours there's been Fox News report that active President Obama has decided to draw down.
Iraq troops in Iraq to 3000 by the end of the year.
There's some generals who are deeply disturbed by that's.
Senator Lindsey Graham so upset about that.
What's your thought on -- down 3000.
I have to hear what was -- than what the decision was and what the remaining 3000 donors are.
Going to be doing there and what the attitude I don't know what the attitude of the Iraqi Government.
There's been some difficulties there between the US government Obama administration.
And the Iraqi Government so I don't know what their understandings.
About Ahmadinejad think he's standing by waiting to go and.
Well certainly.
The Iranians are attempting aggressively to improve and increase their influence in the world He certainly in the region.
-- they're supporting various terrorist organizations working with the the government of Syria.
Do you make difficulties.
For us in Iraq to be sure.
They -- difficulties in in Afghanistan as well.
-- I don't know.
I don't know that the draw down will necessarily change their posture.
For the worse because.
They're already behaving in ways it's notably unhelpful to the Iraqi People.
And to the coalition of countries that have been helpful to back.
What's the most of part about being in the cabinet in -- defense sectors did even even I guess the vice president that.
You know were -- taken potshots at you but -- what don't we get.
The vice president of CNN notably different position and -- and I think -- the difference in the case of Richard Cheney.
Was that He was an aspiring to be present which is most unusual for a place -- And as result we didn't spend any time trying to polish his image or to disabuse people of and misunderstandings.
Or misrepresentations.
Of what is views -- I always found them to be very circumspect He was careful in meetings asked excellent questions and in National Security Council -- There was never any doubt in my mind but that He gave his views to the president very forcefully and and and thoughtfully.
But He did not do anything ever outside that would.
Reduce the president's options or or presume on -- -- presidential position -- decision.
He He was a and it totally loyal vice president to that president.
And and I think as a result was probably one of the most effective certainly in my adult life.
But the narrative that was running through much of the administration is that He was He was one was in charge.
Or had that -- -- but that was the Serb part of the -- And of course -- The people who write about those things tend to be people who were involved and didn't know much about them.
Or people who leak things out and try to cast in a way that they think is favorable to something they want.
He never behaved in ways though He were president He -- -- was vice president He knew who The Who the president wants it was George W.
And He was respectful.
And thoughtful.
And as I say.
Was very careful not presume a position on the part of the president but to preserve the president's options which I think is.
Is the it is an important thing to do if if you realize that the presents the one that was elected by the American people.
Presidents the individual who's there to make those decisions and the rest of view of the vice president and the cabinet officers there too.
See you the president has the fullest.
Information the most accurate information and has a clear understanding of the pros and cons but then the president makes those decisions.
How much -- when I read memoirs because there's this off until vastly different than what has been said -- appears on the outside.
Is that what I mean even now like you know how much are we doing this to the new administration getting that -- -- -- it different -- spinning it incorrectly.
My memoir known and unknown which took four years to produce.
Is really the first political memoir of the information age because I was able to take four years and and digitize.
And -- mountain documentation.
And the website Rumsfeld dot com.
Has object of some 4000.
Documents that that.
Support the positions that I've presented in the book as to what was actually taking place.
Other memoirs thus far have really not.
Because it does take time and it takes a lot of effort and investment.
To do it.
And I think that that that.
-- -- serious people who were interest -- really knowing what took place.
To read.
Paragraph from the book.
That is is an excerpt from a memo I wrote maybe.
Ten years ago -- -- snowflakes snowflakes.
And they can then go pull up the entire document.
Now that that really -- the book.
In the facts and and in the primary source documents which of course the people who've written books previously have been journalists who weren't there and they talk to somebody who had.
Peripheral involvement but probably not in any of the meetings.
And and that is what becomes the narrative out there and until people.
Do what what we've done take the time to create a website and put the documents -- -- world to see.
It seems to me that that we we can't know what's happening in real time because so much of -- classified confidential.
There's so -- questions.
That where were you on 9/11 and Ana -- you are no islands where were you when you heard that assumption -- ahead and count I was in bed reading.
And my chief of staff called and said.
Beauty is calling the television stations calling and they want you to go on to talk about that.
Killing of Osama bin Laden -- I didn't wanna go on television talk about -- Went back to and -- greatly relieved that the -- a better place with -- -- Happen.
Any regrets not and in -- -- -- -- probably Sam packet in an attempt in the world would have been a better place earlier but of course it those kinds of things we had.
We've gone through ten years after the end of the Cold War where they had under invested in defense under invested in our intelligence capabilities.
Last two years of -- George Herbert walker Bush Administration in the eight years of Clinton.
So when President Bush came and He simply had to do do repair work -- to develop the capabilities and and we invested heavily in our special operations forces increased their numbers improve their equipment increase -- authorities.
Brought the Marines and the special operations for the first time.
And and over time they developed capabilities that simply didn't exist early.
Is He won't replace books bin Laden was that I set are are getting and it's really significant.
It's really significant because -- become the face of al-Qaeda and clearly was important from fundraising.
And organizing and recruiting.
On the other hand He will be replaced has been replaced him and others will follow we.
In in Iraq or Afghanistan where the al-Qaeda leaders were killed in certain regions of the country they'd be replaced.
In in one instance over three years there were three different leaders because -- Killed her caption the previous two.
So it'll it'll continue and it's it's more like it's not like.
Korea or Vietnam or World War II where it starts and ends it's more like.
The Cold War where it goes on for a period of time and it's a competition of ideas we're gonna have to be successful.
In persuading people that.
Giving money to terrorist organizations.
Recruiting people and training to.
Become radical islamists Angola -- -- men women and children is not good for them and not good for the world and that there's a penalty for.
He seemed so pathetic when He died I mean in that room and that that like a prisoner and I it it was almost like this sort of it.
He was more about a myth that it's sort of I can't seem sort of an actual data -- camera disease seem -- -- to pathetic to death.
Well let me think of Mussolini.
-- -- Feed -- Lake Como area in the war -- mean.
Think of Adolf Hitler committing suicide.
What when.
Think -- Saddam Hussein when He was pulled out of that spider hole and the -- saw that waste and it no matter where you look.
I think of the ones that are on the Riviera.
You know Duvalier and and others who've who've left -- mr.
Mubarak today which is there.
Amazon person that we worked closely with him and he's -- -- -- -- trying to him.
-- the the ending is leadership in the world over and tend not to be happy.
It's amazing.
In our country that they are.
-- change we change governments peacefully.
That people are able to walk around the streets and and live a normal life and and a but but certainly there are any number of instances that are of a kind.
And it's just look at response -- that we don't give power we lend it any -- its very term and that may be the big difference.
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12/07/2012 , 6:22 AM by Jenny Marchant
Here's the first clue for this weekend:
Riddle me this:
Of ice and steel and wood, of sand and stone and more besides I am made. You find me in the home, the office, the foyer, the street and elsewhere. I rarely move but I may move those that regard me.
London's famous columnist wears a laurel. Find that which could be a female sailor, and head for the rising sun. Look for the Venus landing craft.
What do you think? Help us work out where in the Hunter that is taking us, and tune in on Saturday from 10am.
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A wonderfully poetic bird is a pelican? A wonderful bird is a pelican, his bill can hold more than his bellican! I'm also thinking nun and cheech! Go Dad! From Chris and Kel and Dennie!
Posted by: Kelly Paget | 14/07/2012 at 10:41 AM
Hi All
With marinas (earlier suggestion) I meant female sailor could be mariness giving marinas, taking your point, Carol, about "could ..." I would have hoped to tie in d'albora also though....
If we are going there...there is sand art there today. From there, is there an Anzac memorial to head towards (rising sun) or are we going East, as you say, Paul? I guess we'll just have to see what is down there.
Good luck Team Valden!
Posted by: Di | 14/07/2012 at 05:14 AM
Thinking about this some more, maybe Carol was right with her original thought of Sailor Moon as the female sailor.
This would give us three references to astronomy in the last part of the clue - moon, sun and venus, but don't know what all that might mean regarding the sculptures.
Think we need some local knowledge on this one.
Posted by: Paul from Toronto | 13/07/2012 at 05:27 PM
Maybe the "female sailor" bit does just mean a "marina" - I believe the word is a feminine noun in Italian or Spanish, meaning "navy". If so, then our starting point appears to be D'Alboras Marina, which is where the sandcastle sculpture competition is held.
If we head East from there (for the rising sun), we get to the foreshore, where some of the sculptures are being exhibited. The NASA series of missions to Venus, which included some landing probes, was known as "Pioneer", so maybe we are looking for a sculpture of a local pioneer.
Posted by: Paul from Toronto | 13/07/2012 at 09:09 AM
Gday everyone, love the way you,re thinking.I'm in the studio on Sat along with Val (Team Valden)so we will be nervous but have faith in the Treasure Hunters of the Hunter Valley. Thankyou, Denis
Posted by: Denis | 12/07/2012 at 05:10 PM
a female sailor ===not a mariner...a marinas?? D'Albora Marinas...someone probably has worked this out by now but i've been out all day...
Posted by: Di | 12/07/2012 at 04:57 PM
Like the idea of the Nelson Bay Sculpture Festival, Carol.
Apparently, the sculptures are exhibited along the foreshore, as well as at the Community Arts Centre.
Posted by: Paul from Toronto | 12/07/2012 at 09:58 AM
The lighthouse also looks towards the area that the Americans had a beach landing training area during the Second World War and they had a camp where the Tomaree Clinic now Stands. And I meant Port Stephens not Part Stephens.
Posted by: Alan In Hillsborough | 12/07/2012 at 09:04 AM
Hi All. My suggestion is the Nelson Head Historic Lighthouse and Maritime Museum between Nelson Bay and Shoal bay. Famous columnist could be Nelson the elements mentioned in the first part of the clue are all forms of sculpture. Does anybody know if the Museum has a ships figurehead on display? The lighthouse also faces east towards the entrance of Part Stephens. The lighthouse is in a reserve so maybe there is a laurel tree there. But then again maybe I'm bending the clues to suit a location as well.
Posted by: Alan in Hillsborough | 12/07/2012 at 08:58 AM
Di I think you are thinking of Kay Cottee. The words "could be" makes me think we are after something a little more abstract than an actual female sailor but at the moment I am not sure on anything
Posted by: Carol in Hillsborough | 12/07/2012 at 07:54 AM
female sailor could be marina
Posted by: Carol in Hillsborough | 12/07/2012 at 07:51 AM
...more seriously Jessica Watson is a female sailor...or who was the other wonderful lady a few years back who wrote a book?
Posted by: Di | 12/07/2012 at 07:24 AM
Paul I agree with your suggestion of Nelson Bay. I notice there is a sculpture festival on there this weekend. On Victoria Parade, haven't figured out how that might tie in
Posted by: Carol in Hillsborough | 12/07/2012 at 07:21 AM
...look this time I am having a joke! Life's a beach as they say.... females can also be beaches if you know what I mean! ..but are they female sailors? If so there is a beach road (and I am fitting the place to the clue, Peree!!) SORRY!
Posted by: Di | 12/07/2012 at 07:17 AM
sorry ...rising sun
Posted by: Di | 12/07/2012 at 07:12 AM
Like your Nelson's Bay comment Paul...so head for the rising son ...maybe Anzac Park?
Posted by: Di | 12/07/2012 at 07:04 AM
London olympic columnist is Kate walsh and the statue is at Walsh point?
Posted by: Di | 12/07/2012 at 07:00 AM
Think we're looking at Nelson Bay.
Famous column in London = Nelson's column and "bay" is a type of laurel.
Posted by: Paul from Toronto | 12/07/2012 at 06:55 AM
Stan Laurel?
Posted by: Di | 12/07/2012 at 06:53 AM
the last line of the riddle makes me think of art. With that in mind, the first few lines lean towards sculpture rather than say a painting. There were a bunch of callers in to Aaron that mentioned a statue along the Hunter River but I was too busy typing to really take it in (or notw it down). The all seemed to be thinking of a statue of a woman but couldn't think of her name
Posted by: Carol in Hillsborough | 12/07/2012 at 06:52 AM
Could Nelson be the column -ist?
Posted by: Di | 12/07/2012 at 06:49 AM
Hi all did suggest sculpture to Aaron ..my internet has been out. Heard someone suggest the Destiny Statue in the harbour...
Posted by: Di | 12/07/2012 at 06:46 AM
female sailor makes me think of Sailor Moon :D
Venus landing craft is the Venera (many craft with the same name but different numbers)
sun rises in the east
Posted by: Carol in Hillsborough | 12/07/2012 at 06:35 AM
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Wednesday, March 22, 2006
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I tell ya. I was worrying about having to get on my knees (easy) to get you guys to enter. Luckily for me I managed to brow beat 5 whole people into entering the contest. I was telling Bob tonight that I didn't care how many more people entered I was going to give everyone free books.
Bob was off like a shot throwing books at me from my library.
Funny guy.
Next contest will be for free saw of some sort. (No, not really, so don't come back here hoping for a saw)
So, since there were five (of my very best friends - yeah they are) people who entered I decided that they would get the books in the order they entered. Remember, if you guys want to trade with each other that's fine. I won't go to the post office until Friday.
Renee - my book twin and the very first person to enter! - Elizabeth Bevarly - You've Got Male
Jay - took pity on me and entered - Linda Lael Miller - McKettrick's Choice - damn, I was wrong, this one is a western historical. You don't read those do you? How about Come Up and See Me Sometime by Lucy Monroe - contemporary for sure.
Alyssa - must have thought I would have a ton of people entering - thanks for believing in me - decided to have a go when she found out Renee was going to get a truckload of books - Stella Cameron - Body of Evidence
Tara Marie - is there such a thing as Irish guilt? - gotcha - Heather Graham - Killing Kelly
Agnes - God bless you and your Wind Demon ways because Jay suggested we pull a Solomon on any books that were left over - Candace Camp - An Independent Woman
Ho-kay, so I'm going to need some addresses and we can haggle for books in the comments ;) I know I have doubles around here but I can't find them. Damn under the bed totes. Can't see half my books! So e-mail to the email@example.com account.
Uh, what else, oh yeah, answers.
1) Dreaming of You. Sara Fielding
2) My False Heart
3) Wind Demon
4) Scottish Historical romances
5) Renee
6) Sex in Romance - Yes Please. She likes it. She likes it.
7) Sybil & Michelle
8) Karin Slaughter at the top and Stephanie Meyer at the bottom of the list.
9) Clive Owen
10) This is the story of a girl
To update, I'm trying to read Bridal Favors by Connie Brockway which is really a sweet book but then I got distracted by some shiny object and my bird brain ran off.
Bob and I got a call from the people we offered to buy a house from and they have suggested a solution that we would have to wait a month for. Since the phone call I have been trying valiantly to keep Bob's feet on the ground. The other day I said 'screw it' and asked if he had some room in that world he lives in so I could bloody well join him. My parents think it's a real hoot.
Bob's birthday is Wednesday so it will officially be Bobby Week. I allowed it to start this Saturday past because I'm a sweetie. I. Said. I'm. A. Sweetie! Ahem. Anyways, Bob and I don't have kids so we tend to spoil each other. Last year Cindy week was a complete bust because men can be stupid but, I have high hopes for this year. Basically it means it's all out fun. The person sees something they would like, done. Person wants to drag me to antique fairs, I'll be bitchy but, done. Home Depot? Only if you want to see sales people cry.
You know, I'm not really that scary.
Well, okay, there was that one time ...
11 comments:
- Tara Marie said...
Irish mother's guilt is about equal to Jewish mother's guilt. Thanks for the book.
- Kristie (J) said...
I missed it????? Dang!! And I knew the answer to at least one of them.
Nuts, nuts, nuts, nuts! See what Blogger did to me - completely took me off my game. - 7:11 AM
- Jay said...
I will gladly accept any book you send me :)
I'll send my addy now - 10:49 AM
- Megan Frampton said...
I knew some of the answers, but totally flaked on entering!
Happy Bobby Birthday Week. - 11:08 AM
- ReneeW said...
I really shouldn't read your blog at work 'cuz with my cackling the guy in the next office over thinks I'm weird. (OK, he's right, hush up) Yay! I won something. Thank you!
Now this is getting spooky... Bob's birthday is in March?!?!? My Bob just had his birthday last Saturday. - 4:44 PM
- CindyS said...
Good Lord! Is he an Aries also!? It takes a special person to live with an Aries, you know, and not try to kill 'em.
When's your birthday? Mine's in August - a Virgo I be!
CindyS - 12:21 AM
- CindyS said...
Tara Marie - after reading your St. Patrick's Day post I figured that there was some guilt lingering in ya.
Kristie - I know!! I was waiting for you to enter because you said you knew one of the answers!
Jay - Awwww, you're so sweet!
Megan - You sooo didn't know any of the answers and THAT'S why you didn't enter! ;)
CindyS - 12:23 AM
- ag said...
Squeeeeeeeeeeee! Thanks so much, Cindy! My addy coming to you. Any book will do, coz they're all new.
p.s. I'm an Aries too! Next Friday. - 8:40 AM
- Megan Frampton said...
I knew at least ONE of the answers, Missy!
Actually, I knew five of them off the top of my head. Bleh to you! - 7:47 PM
- Alyssa said...
Oh, thanks! Will e-mail you shortly.
- sybil said...
Damn I was an answer! I so should get a book.
::kicks rock:: isn't my fault the computer died - 10:24 PM


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This small doll has exceeded expectations especially for it's price range. From the soft body to the cute sounds it's fun from sun up to sun down. I say that because when the lights are out this baby goes to sleep and doesn't talk! While one can wave a hand in front of it's face to make it talk it's actually changes in light that trigger the sound. In the morning when the sun comes up or when a light is turned on the doll talks. Hold the included bottle to the doll's lips and it makes a sucking sound. This appears to be triggered by the bottle because neither light changes or touching the lips causes this particular sound. It is one of a set of three each with it's own facial expression and clothing color -yellow, pink floral and purple floral. In the set I purchased the pink and purple dressed dolls have the same sound track while the yellow has one slighly different. Attention has been paid to detail. For example, while removeable the bonnet is attached to the outfit to prevent it from being lost. For gift giving simply take the doll, attached to it's cardboard display, and turn it around backwards in the box prior to wrapping. This shuts out the light and will prevent "talking" yet still allow it to work immediately upon being unwrapped and taken from the box! Over a full month of use on the original batteries (included)on the first doll in the set I purchaed. My expectation at this time is three or more months battery life but time will tell. Overall a very cute, fun toy!
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Supreme Court upholds ObamaCare and Americans have lost the right to be left alone
When President Obama signed the Patients Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) into law in 2010, the National Federation of Independent Business decided that we had to take the fight to the Courts. We joined the lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the healthcare law because, for months, we had heard from small business owners who were greatly concerned over the costs, the burdens and the impositions that the PPACA would bring. They believed it threatened their businesses, employees, families, and livelihoods. So we fought to the bitter end to keep their fears from playing out. Yet this case was about something bigger than health care policy, it was about preserving American liberty from the increasingly powerful hand of the federal government.
Today marks a sad day in the history of America. With this decision, Americans have lost the right to be left alone, which Justice William O. Douglas once called "the beginning of all freedom." It is painful to recognize that the liberties which our forefathers fought a revolution to secure have been lost. But it is clear that our original constitutional system has been thrown out, and we are left with only the democratic process to preserve our rights. That should be a sobering thought for anyone who values liberty.
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The significance of this decision cannot be overstated. Our Founding Fathers were greatly concerned that by giving too much power to the federal government, they would be endangering our liberties. So they sought to restrain the federal government by vesting it with only limited powers. As James Madison said, the powers of the federal government were to be "few and defined." Yet with this decision, it is clear that the powers of the federal government are no longer limited at all. Our only remaining protections are with those liberties which were explicitly spelled out in the Bill of Rights, and even those are under assault. So today Madison's vision of the American Republic has been turned on its head: The powers of the federal government are now broad and uncabined, and the freedoms of the people are few and confined.
As Justice Kennedy put it, during oral arguments in March, the individual mandate "changes the relationship of the Federal Government to the individual in a very fundamental way." We wholeheartedly wish that more weight had been added to that statement in the Court's opinion. But the die has been cast. We must now look forward, with great trepidation, into this brave new world, a world in which the Constitution has been undone, and federal power knows no limit. This is a day that our Founders would never have wanted to see. All that they had fought to secure and preserve has been lost.
But, it is important to realize that at the end of the day this is about real people. We were fighting so that small business owners would not be subject to paternalistic demands to buy a product that they did not want, or need. We were fighting so that you and I could choose whether or not to buy broccoli, or cars or gym memberships or solar panels. With this decision, we no longer have the choice.
What will happen next is anyone's guess. But it seems clear that the political dialogue over health care reforms will continue. In any event, we will never give up, and we will never give in. Today we have suffered a terrible setback, but we will press on in our fight to protect small business owners, and to restore our lost Constitution.
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Title: | The Athenaeum and After: A Glimpse at the Early History of St. Xavier College; Years of Struggle: A Second Chapter of Xavier's History, 1853-1865; An Era of Progress: A Third Chapter in St. Xavier's History; St. Xavier During the 70's and 80's; St. Xavier Since 1890 |
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Description: | This early history of St. Xavier College was written by an annonymous alumnus and was first published in The Athenaeum by St. Xavier College in five installments. Also included in this digitized reproduction are brief biographies of some of the presidents of St. Xavier College from 1840-1911. |
Subject: | Rev. Leopold Bushart, S. J.; Rev. Walter H. Hill, S. J.; rev. Thomas O'Neil, S. J.; Rev. Albert A. Dierkes, S. J.; Rev. Michael J. O'Connor, S. J.; Rev. Henry Schaapman, S. J.; Rev. Henry Moeller, S. J.; Rev. John J. Coghlan, S. J.; Rev. Rudolph Meyer, S. J.; Rev. Edward A. Higgins, S. J.; St. Xavier College; History; Athenaeum; Rev. John Schultz, S. J.; Father Maurice Oakley, S. J.; Rev. Isidore Boudreaux, S. J.; Rev. George Aloysius Carrell, S. J.; Rev. John De Blieck, S. J.; Rev. John Blox, S. J.; Rev. John Anthony Elet, S. J.; Rev. Edward D. Fenwick; Rev. Joseph Grimmelsman, S. J.; Bishop Purcell |
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