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What a special restaurant. We really enjoyed our dining experience at this new (to us) restaurant. Just a little noise, but we were still able to have a conversation. We would recommend Drew's American Grill to our friends.
Second time at Drew's and enjoyed it! Very quiet, and relaxing evening.
Service and management very attentive. Food not exceptional, probably better as a lunch menu, but certainly good. A bit pricey. Great bar, wine choices, scotch, etc. Great table layouts made talking easy. I'd go back ... frequently for lunch, but occasionally for dinner too.
Split an expensive steak-it was enough for two. It also was delicious. Came with a COLD baked potato. Too bad. Good bread. Desserts looked delicious and enough to satisfy two or three diners. Not impressed with the very, very expensive Reuben I had last time. Loved leaving with blue cotton candy. Obvious that the restaurant is trying very hard to please, especially since Drew, the owner, seemed happy to come over and say hello. Will return with friends to try something else.
From the food to the service, we found Drew's to be a lovely dining experience. We ate on the outdoor patio which was surprisingly quiet for where it was located. The only negative about eating outside is that smoking is allowed on the patio and unfortunately we were downwind from the cigars. The foods we enjoyed most were the prime rib special, the rachel with turkey, the reuben and the steak with broccolin. Everyone reported their meal was delicious! Hector, our server was very attentive and helpful in making recommendations. We will definitely return to try more dishes.
Made the reservation and arrived in 15 minutes and they were ready for us. Could not decide on what to get but server said "we are known for our Rubens"....and that is what I got...and he was right....it was a very good choice...give them a try and you will not be disappointed...
Extensive selection on the menu - from beef to fish as well as burgers and pizza. We settled for the Catch of the Day - was cooked to perfection. Our waiter, Jeff was totally accommodating when we asked to substitute a side. Excellent wine list - we were there on a Friday night and the restaurant was about half full (Fiesta Week in San Antonio). Will definitely make a return trip!
The food was very good. Large menu and wine list. Menu selections were old faves not new trendy. Scallops were excellent. Corn chowder and artichoke dip were very good. Nice place for lunch or dinner. Business or casual mix.
Great food , good staff. Too many hard surfaces makes noise control tough. Acoustics and ambiance need work.
We only had an hour to eat dinner before heading to Live and Let Die at the Laurie but decided to see if we could squeeze in Drew's. Our waiter, Austin, said no problem -- he brought our wine within 5 minutes (at a bargain only 2X markup compared to other restaurants), took our order, and we even had time left over for dessert. For entrées we had salmon and escolar, both cooked and seasoned to perfection, with attractive presentations -- 7 perfectly sized asparagus with the salmon, just the right amount of green beans with the escolar. We split a Caesar salad and I also had anchovies on the side -- no problem.
Mother's day brunch at Drew's was fabulous. Along with all the usual breakfast items, Eggs Benedict, lox & bagels, pancakes, etc. Drew prepared the most incredible beef with broccoli-rabe I have ever eaten. The beef was fork tender, but with a flavor that was out of this world. A juicy, flavorful roast pork with seasoned mashed potatoes was a close runner up. While my tablemates enjoyed the oysters on the half shell and the boiled shrimp I had to have a second helping of the roast beef, this time without the horseradish sauce. The horseradish sauce was delicious, but the beef was so flavorful you didn't need it. Desserts were fun cupcakes and marvelous sugar cookies. My cupcake was a fun rip of a PB&J.
We selected Drews because of the many positive reviews on Yelp and TripAdvisor and because of their willingness to accept an OpenTable reservation. We were visiting San Antonio for the weekend and staying in the Stone Oak area. We were looking for a good restaurant that offered a variety of food where we could entertain a local relative. Past experience with other San Antonio restaurants on Friday night told us that having a reservation would be important to avoid a lengthy wait in line or at the bar. Drews worked out perfectly. We were shown to our table right away and greeted by the waiter promptly. Food and service were excellent. We'll be back the next time were in San Antonio.
Better than anticipated. It was also nice that the owner came over to see how things were going.
Great eating again at Drew's. This time my wife and I both opted for the seafood special, which was perfectly cooked Halibut complemented with red-onions, tomatoes and peppers, as well as fingerling potatoes, which to my surprise all worked very well together. We split a salad and opted for a bottle of Pouilly-Fuissé. Our capable waiter was Jeff.
Had a great dinner at Drew's. I feel like I should be calling it "Mr.Glick's" because the owner, Mr.Glick, introduced himself to my table which impressed us all. Mike provided top-notch service and beef sirloin was delicious. The bar was crowded and pretty lively, but we were seated in a separate dining area. I'll definitely be going back Drew's as it is now one of my favorites.
Very Good Service. Menu is limited; however, there is a little bit of everything to choose from. A bit pricey; however, considering the service, food and ambience it was well worth every penny spent. The cotton candy was a real hit with my family...Good Job!!
always great!!! recommend this become a habit for all SA!
The service was excellent from the hostess to the servers. Our meal was absolutely the best meal we have had eating out in a long time. From the Salmon to the soups I must say Wow!! Did I mention the cheesecake is one of the best. You will not go wrong and you will be a repeat dinner. We are planning a return on Sunday for brunch. Thanks to Drews special attention to derail.
If you are tired of the whole "Mexican" theme this is a very pleasant change. The food was wonderful. The resterraunt was very clean and put together very well. The owner stopped by our table and could not have been more nice. For myself being from the east coast it brought back many food memories.
The place is very inviting - the staff provided excellent service - they were attentive to our needs throughout the entire 3 hour brunch! There is a pizza oven with at least 8 different types offered - including ones for breakfast! The space between the tables allowed room so a person could to get in and out of a chair without interfering with another person's table. The seats were comfortable. The menu had so much variety that one could use it to improve their arm strengthen. We tried six different brunch selections. All tasted fabulous, were displayed nicely on the plates and had fresh ingredients! This has become my number one place for brunch on Sat or Sun!
My coworker ordered the 1/2 sandwich Reuben and Matzo ball soup; we both agreed that the sandwich was the best Reuben we've ever had! I ordered the Al Calzone, described in the menu as stuffed with sausage, pepperoni, mozzarella, and ricotta cheese. I could clearly tell there was NO RICOTTA in it! I returned, given explanation that "cook was new". About 5 min later, another server notified me that they were sorry, but out of ricotta!! I felt deceived; to me, ricotta makes the calzone. I ordered another pizza, but that took long; my coworker was already done. Unfortunately, we didn't get to sample any of their decadent sounding desserts. Overall, it was good and worth trying again.
The food was good and the service was great until the dessert. Our waiter disappeared for like 20 mins and we could see the dessert sitting in the window waiting to be taken to the table. Numerous other wait staff looked at the ticket and left it, a little more team work from the staff would have been nice but other than that everything else was very timely. The owner came by to see how everything was going. Nice place, I will recommend and return.
This place was great for a date night. The rack of lamb is good without the compote if you don't like your mead sweet. Wish they more enter vegetarian options. Their pasta was good but lacked a little bit of seasoning and spices. The spinach dip has to have been the best I have had so far. The service was great. The only thing that was a miss was they didn't have their ginger beer in stock. The night ended well with the giant cotton candy that was given to us. It made out night! We will be coming back with friends.
Had GREAT Gluten Free French Toast which is hard to find! The Mimosas for Sunday Brunch were also terrific. Had a great birthday celebration with family there!
We were here fir lunch ...between meetings, so dud not get the full experience. However the soup was very good and co workers ordered burgers which they said were equally yummy. The service was outstanding.
We were very happy with our experience at Drew's. Especially impressed with the low noise level although the restaurant was full. Very good.
Appetizer of caprese salad was visually appealing and the flavors melded perfectly. The shrimp and scallops over pasta were perfectly prepared. But dessert, well, it was good in theory, but didn't really work in practice. It was a huge ice cream sandwich thatwas difficult to eat due to the size and hardness of the ice cream. The cookies were good, but also hard. We left almost half on the plate. I mentioned this to the server. All she said was that she thought the cookies were supposed to be warm. So dessert was the only disappointment.
I had the crab cake appetizer and was a bit disappointed. You see I lived for a while in Maryland, the home of the Maryland crab cake, which to me is the gold standard. The one I had at Drew's had more "filler" for my taste.
Went for the first time with my with. Our waitress was great. My wife had the New York strip and I had the Salmon; both were outstanding. For dessert we split a slice of cheesecake, talk about a big slice. We both were very impressed with the menu of drinks, which was bigger than the food menu. Overall we were very pleased and will go back again for another night out.
The Friday night my wife and I went, they had Nelgai antelope chops, harvested from ranches in So. Texas. Two big rib portions of dense, delicious and virtually fat-free meat --comparable to choice venison backstrap in flavor and quality. Highly recommended. Call ahead, as it's a special menu item. On the other hand, my wife ordered the reuben, which at lunch is a classic sandwich. The dinner portion is bigger and served open face, and resembled on the plate an alien version of of a cheesy chicken-fried steak. Unacceptable. But Drew's overall is a fine restaurant, which also features a lively Sunday brunch, highlighted by eggs benedict and unlimited mimosas for $10. The owner, Drew, visited every table and truly cares about his patrons.
On a blustery November eve, my husband and I chose Drew's for our 43 rd wedding anniversary dinner. Obviously , we are not Spring Chickens anymore, but the attention we were given and the elegant and delicious rack of lamb topped off with a delightful Argentine Malbec melted away the years and we were once again a young, in love, couple. As always drew stopped at the table to visit with us and on learning of our special treated us to dessert.
If you haven't had a chance to visit Drew's - take the first opportunity!! This is a Gem -- from four course dinners to a sandwich to a bowl of matzoh ball soup.
We have been dining at Drew's for several years and keep coming back for good food, good service and overall great experience. The restaurant is very child-friendly, the wait staff is attentive and patient with young children. The kids menu is excellent, also. Perfect for families! This time, we asked for a holiday special that was not on the menu yet, but the owner personally asked the kitchen to make us an order. Luckily, they had all the ingredients! Excellent service all around!
Drew's provided an amazing culinary experience and a lovely evening. The evening began with Drew himself coming to our table and welcoming us. I ordered one of the specials - fresh scallops with a fabulous mango sauce - just what a foodie like me would love!!
Hosted a book club during brunch. Awesome food and service. Everyone went above and beyond.


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Gary Britton At-Large Age: 59 Address: 4001 N Lakeview Rd. Current Employment: Self employed environmental consultant in the energy sector Experience, such as previous offices held or service on community boards: Never held an office on a community board. Have had lots of experience as a representative for government agencies in dealing with the private sector and other agencies (i.e. working with groups concerning regulations in the environmental and geological area). Education: Class of 71, Hutchinson High; B.S. Degree 1975 from Kansas State in Natural Resource Management with minors in chemistry and biology; graduate work in geological science at University of Nevada Family/Personal: Wife Vickie (local Author); son Ed (owns a small business in Utah and works for a software development company). Contact information: (620) 615-1905 or email@example.com. What issue would be your top priority if you are elected to the Hutchinson City Council and how would you propose to address that issue? I have two top issues with the same priority and will work hard on both of them. They are drug-related crime and the dilapidated neighborhoods. I have visited with staff at the Public Works Facility, with police officers and with the sheriff. On the drug/crime issue I am convinced after speaking with both Sheriff Randy Henderson and some individual police officers that more can be done. The city council needs to be more aggressive in urging the county commission members to support the sheriff in beefing up the Drug Enforcement staff. I was surprised late in Nickerson one night last summer when I saw some citizens with obvious drug problems. When discussing it with the clerk at the convenience store she casually said, "They cook the stuff in a local house and it is not a secret and no one does anything about it." Kansas made the news in a Wall Street Journal article last year about having a serious meth lab problem in rural areas. Giving more support to the sheriff will help on the drug supply side. As a community we must work harder on education of citizens to cut the desire for drugs down. I assume the new jail will be approved by voters in April. With the new jail the council must encourage stricter enforcement of local drug laws and ask the legislature for harsher penalties to be available to the court so it does not become a revolving-door jail. With the majority of property theft and other crimes being drug related there is no excuse not to use our new jail to help resolve the problem. The city and police can help by devoting more of the police staff to education of local residents. If we can get grants from the federal government to waste tax dollars on seat-belt patrols, how about more grant money to help educate citizens on the drug problem? As a council member I will make it policy to visit with the police staff on a regular basis to see what the status is on controlling the problem and what help the council can give them. I will explore ways to help eliminate the desire for drugs in the city. This will take a lot of volunteer work on my part, and I will do it. As Sheriff Henderson has explained to me it takes enforcement, education, and community involvement to resolve this problem. My other top priority is making the town a cleaner environment to live in by cleaning up the worst of the blighted and dilapidated neighborhoods. We need to change our policy in this area. The worst of the property code violations are very obvious. Other towns in Kansas such as Junction City make a much more aggressive effort in the area of enforcement of property codes. I have visited with the city staff of Junction City and they actively enforce property codes and do not wait for a neighbor to complain as neighbors tend to not want to make a ruckus with their neighbors. We need to concentrate on the worst of the worst and begin chipping away at the problem. I do not support city staff (in Junction City it is the police department) spending time looking for minor items such as uncut grass or other minor problems. Only serious problems such as houses in dire need of paint, unsafe structures and similar blight should be concentrated on. Often a simple request by an officer to discuss the problem with the home owner/tenant will work without the need for threatening letters to residents. A better funded effort to demolish abandoned houses must be made. I suggest starting with one street at a time. There are some streets such as those connecting to South Plum Street were it appears almost the entire block is in extremely bad shape. Junction City is about a third of the size of Hutch and is down to one full-time structural code enforcer with the police department working on the more minor property maintenance problem. The staff explained that once serious enforcement is started about one half of the property owners took action to solve the problem so they can concentrate on the other half that ignore their notices. In Hutch we are making a much smaller effort for a city of our size to resolve the problem. The small number of houses we demolish each year is not making a dent in the problem (I believe approximately 14 was the last figure I saw). It does take dollars (Junction City spends from $1,700 for small houses up to $4,500 for larger two-story houses for demolition. If dollars cannot be cut from other areas then a possibly mill levy or sales tax increase with sunsets built in may be the only way to go. We have been ignoring making a serious effort on this problem for twenty or more years and it is only getting worse with each passing year. The policy on controlling blight will need to be reviewed every six months to ensure that it is working and that residents do not feel overly harassed. Junction City staff tells me most of their complaints come from what they call "slum landlords" and not the majority of residents. If voters wish to spend money for the new jail, possibly they will not object to coming up with the money through a mill levy or other tax increase to get at the root of the problem resulting in the need for a new jail. The same mill levy or tax increase should be combined with the drug/crime resolution funding if needed. If we can fund the Cosmosphere and Underground Salt Museum then these much higher priorities of drug related crime and dilapidated neighborhoods should be dealt with. Since the City Council adopted the International Property Maintenance Code, city inspectors have acted only upon receiving a complaint. Many houses clearly in violation of the code are ignored because no complaint has been filed. Should the City Council take a more aggressive enforcement posture and allow inspectors to issue citations for severe deficiencies they see, regardless of whether a formal complaint has been made? No. If the city took a more aggressive effort the voters would insist that it be repealed. After speaking with numerous residents in nice and in run-down neighborhoods, speaking with a code enforcement officer of the city, reviewing past discussions on the issue in the City Council and reviewing documents and news articles produced over the last few years, I have to say no. Towns like Junction City are having success with much more aggressive enforcement. However, the type of residents located there are different (i.e. next to Fort Riley and used to taking orders!) and more willing to put up with aggressive enforcement. The voters in Hutchinson will not go for it. As a person with a conservative libertarian philosophy I also do not want to see the city making formal complaints and threats in areas where neighbors have not complained. Also, some residents I spoke with made it clear if the city would repeal or ignore most of the permit requirements for minor improvements and threats of fines for not getting a permit much more would be done by the individual homeowner. We are a conservative Christian community and we already have good programs and volunteer groups to help out in this area. The city now will pay for paint to repaint houses. If the income level for helping a homeowner needs to be raised, raise it. Some churches have volunteer groups to help paint. As a city council member I will be very active in attempting to get residents of neighborhoods to take advantage of the programs and to help each other. I will be volunteering hundreds of hours of my time in getting this resolved one neighborhood at a time. Similar to what a former mayor said, we have lots of churches and lots of good people. We simply need to quit talking about it and get off our rears and do something about. I will see that a better effort is made to get the word out on help available and organize neighborhoods to get moving on this problem on a volunteer basis. We must make a serious effort one neighborhood at a time to get this resolved. I will make this one of my top priorities along with the drug/crime problem and visit churches and individual neighborhoods and help in getting neighborhoods organized so the residents can help each other. Deferred maintenance and disinvestments in many neighborhoods has been getting worse for the last twenty years. I remember the nice condition this city was in thirty years ago and will do what I can to return it to that state. Last year, Dillard's closed its store at the Hutchinson Mall. Should the City Council get involved in trying to recruit a new owner who would invest in improvements to revive the mall? Yes through verbal means and contacting potential developers/new business but not through tax breaks, etc. Improving the income of local residents and the ability of local residents to support new stores is the proper way to handle it. If the desire and money is there, a new business will move in. If the people show their support for new stores not in the Mall, such as the new Dillon's super center, then it may simply be that people do not wish to spend their money in a mall and the city should not throw money at a dying mall. If a business is convinced the town will support a new store at the mall and the business can make a profit at the mall, the problem will solve itself. What is the City Council's role in recruiting new industry to the city and helping existing businesses expand employment? What incentives should the city offer to lure major companies to the Salt City Business Park? Providing a clean drug free/crime free environment with good housing is the best thing the city can do to attract new businesses here and keep young growing families here to spend dollars at local businesses. If we had had Highway 61 improved years ago the problem would be much less, so we have at least resolved one issue. We should make an effort similar to the effort and incentives offered to Siemens only on a one-on-one basis after careful examination. How do you think the increasingly tight finances of state and federal government will trickle down to city government, and how should the City Council cope with it? I have visited with the city staff and it appears we are making the proper effort at this time. The city is already delaying capital improvements that are not critical and holding off on purchasing new equipment. The city has been making a real effort since 2008. As I said at the forum, this city is one of the best managed ones I have seen and has a good workforce. As a last resort we may have no choice but to look at revenue increase through taxes/mill levies. I will make sure we continue the city policy of carefully watching each item in the budget. There is not a lot left to cut in services and staff. The city is not filling all vacant positions at this time. 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The city of Kollam also known as Quilon is the fourth largest city of Kerala. Kollam�s ancient name is Thondis and it is the headquarters of the Kollam District. It is situated 71 km from the capital of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram, and lies on the......Read more on Kollam (Quilon)
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Punalur is popular for a 400 ft long suspension bridge that was built in 1877. It is the sole suspended-deck type bridge in India, built and designed by Albert Henry. This bridge was suspended using three spans and was frequently used for vehicular movement.
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Pathanapuram is situated 13 km away from Punalur along the banks of the Kallada River. It is one of the major trading centres in the Kollam District. The place is famous for the Chandanakkudam Mahotsavam held in a mosque, in the month of February and March.
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Karunagappally, situated 27 km away from the Kollam town, is a taluk in the Kollam District. One of the prime attractions of this taluk is an ancient temple of Padanayarkulangara. This temple is enshrined with the idols of Lord Shiva and Lord Krishna. Another major attraction of the taluk is the...
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Oachira, situated on the Kollam-Alappuzha main road, is a unique pilgrim centre. Lord Parabrahmam is worshipped in the region, but there is neither the idol of the deity nor a temple at this site. Oachirakkali is the annual festival held at the place in the month of June.
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It's going to be budget time for the City Council soon, and I expect the Police Department will find itself at the top of the priority list again. That's OK. That's where it belongs.
Fayetteville has a crime problem. We know that already. And we're not fixing it. Not even close. If anything, it's getting worse. Property crime is bad. So is violent crime. We've got punks and gangs aplenty.
And when we read last Sunday's Observer, we found a new wrinkle: We're making steady progress toward reclaiming our crown as the crash king of North Carolina. Only Asheville has a worse traffic-safety record, and it may not be at the top of the heap much longer. One more year of wild and wooly driving here may boost us to the top.
We've got to prevent that, for two good reasons. First is the obvious one: We need to protect Fayetteville drivers from each other. But then there's another that will resonate with most of us: We've got the highest car-insurance rates in the state. That is a direct result of the mayhem on our streets. We need to bring those rates down.
Remember last Sunday, when I wrote about North Carolina drivers enjoying the lowest average insurance rates in the South? Some of you may have wondered why it doesn't seem that way here in Fayetteville. That's because we're Wreck City, and we're paying for it. The rate for the most basic insurance package the law allows is a hundred bucks more expensive here than in Winston-Salem, the North Carolina city that's closest to our size. I'd like to change that, and I'll bet you would, too. But if you drive more carefully and I drive more carefully, it won't make a bit of difference. It won't stop the drivers who don't care how many beers they have before they get behind the wheel. It won't stop the street racers who sometimes have spectacular and deadly crashes - often involving innocent victims. It won't stop the testosterone-overdosed young studs who use their driving to show how manly they are. And it won't break Fayetteville's big, bad habit: running red lights.
My co-workers had some words of advice for me when I arrived here in 1999. Top of the list was this: If you're first in line at a red light, look carefully to the left and right when it turns green, because there's at least a 50-50 chance some idiot will be running it. Moving forward without looking can get you killed. I never forgot that wisdom, and it's a good thing - they were right. Still are.
The police have a traffic unit, and they're talking about beefing it up. Good. Send those cruisers out with a no-mercy agenda. If someone's speeding, write a ticket. No benefit of the doubt to red-light runners. Set up speed traps all over the city, especially on the usual raceways, but in surprise locations, too. And don't save sobriety checkpoints for special holiday occasions. Run them every weekend and on some weeknights, too.
Will that cost us a bundle? Maybe. But our city's lousy driving record is already costing every one of us a bundle in insurance premiums. I'd be happy to swap that for an extra penny on the tax rate. I'd have cheaper insurance, and I'd feel safe on our streets. I don't feel safe out there now. Do you?
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"Family Thanksgiving"
minimal accomodations. Neat and clean. Continnental breakfast was minimal but adequate. Room was very clean. Hair dryer was innoperative. Desk lamps would not dependably work. Upon Arrival, room heat was turned up...nice after a long car ride and a cold walk from the car.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Great place"
Staff were very helpful and welcoming, we enjoyed our stay there very much and will defiantly return there. Great location easy to get to.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"As advertised"
Pretty simple. Bed, pillow, sink, TV and shower. Move on. Perfectly adequate for the price.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"one night business trip"
Staff was very helpful and friendly. Many places for dinner in Auburn within 5 minute drive. Price was right.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
very goodTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
Nice people, rooms were good! Nice having a keurig coffee maker!Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
the room was clean but the carpet was very worn needs to be replaced. very disappointed with the poor selection of TV channels. liked the room had a refri. microwave and coffee maker.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Close to friends camp"
The employees were very helpful and I would want to stay there again in the future. It would be good if fresh fruit would be available for the complimentary breakfast.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Nice Stay"
Very satisfied. Clean room, pleasant staff, easy access to highway & excellent meal at their restaurant. Would definately stay there again.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"nice hotel"
nice hotel. Older property that has been updated. Clean rooms, comfy beds.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
Great value for the price! Would stay again for sure!Tikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
"Nice Hotel"
The staff was very pleasant. Room was clean.We were basically only there to sleep. Overall we had a nice stay.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Good choice while travelling"
We were upgraded to the deluxe room for free which was great. The staff is very nice and helpful. The breakfast is good. But the facility is a little bit old.Tikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
"Convenient for families"
Offered breakfast and had a pool so it was good with the kids. Nothing fancy but the location was convenient and the staff was very niceTikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
fair price...nice room...good stay.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Nice hotel, close to evertthing I wanted to do."
I enjoyed my stay, room was nice and clean AC workedexcellent. Poolwwas nice and clean as well.Tikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
"Truckers Hotel Do Not Stay Here"
This probably ranks up with another place I stayed in in Florida a few years ago, The rooms are 1950-'s style, no elevator to the second floor of the motel part which is where I stayed due to having a dog with me. At age 65 it was very difficult for me to carry luggage up or down the stairs, let alone any other things I had to take to the room. Truckers […] stay there and park their trucks minus the trailers in the parking spaces, so if you go somewhere and come back after 5 pm you cannot find a parking space for your car. Definitely would not recommend. A/C was a portable unit with a hose running up the window. Did not keep the room comfortable. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Great hotel for business travellers"
Front desk was very courteous and helpful. Room was simple and clean. Shower water pressure was nice and strong. As a business traveller, the fireside exceeded my expectations.Tikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
I sincerely was scared for my safety. By the side of a highway, almost empty. Only other patrons were drunk man. One of them snuch up behind me while I was in the lobby and yelled "boo" in my ear (spitting on me). If that wasn't enough, people started knocking on doors, yelling about a pizza at midnight. Never again.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Very pleasant place to stay"
Our room was cozy and clean, nicely furnished, quiet. and clean. It was aways out of town, but easy to get to and from. Very pleased with our stay here.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Excellent start to a vacation."
Everything was flawless. No problems with check-in. Room was fully stocked with the appropriate amount of washcloths, towels, glasses, etc. Room was quiet and clean.Tikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
"Nice surprise"
I was upgraded to a room with a fireplace! What a nice treat! The room was well kept with modern and clean amenities.Tikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
"Tired, worn out, over-priced"
This place is very over-priced. The rooms are worn out, decades old carpet. The Continental breakfast is a joke, and worse of all--it is very overpriced. I strongly suggest you not stay here. I am a business traveler, staying in hotels all the time. All I ask is give me decent value for money charged, and this place gets an "F" on that score.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Excellent Hotel and Service"
I rate these people high. Thanks TomTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"for anyone"
i was quick, brief, but great, the pub had great service considering there was only 1 girl, food was good, limited but goodTikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
Very impressed with the cleanliness !Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"very convenient"
The only problem was that our room was cold, and even with an electric heater brought in, it verynever really warmed up. Other than that, everything was fine.Tikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
"Not much for breakfast options"
My daughter and I both have celiac. None of the breakfast options were gluten free so we had to go for breakfast elsewhere. Other than that, the motel was adequate especially for the price.Tikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
"right spot for are needs"
Hotel very nice along with the room Danny Boys not that greatTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
Clean comfortable room and pleasant employees. Very limited continental breakfast but adequate. Would stay there again.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Convenient location for our needs."
Upkeep of our room could have been better.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Maine in Autumn"
Staff was very helpful. Due to some sort of booking error, we were upgraded to a suite at no further cost. We were there for the Dempsey Challenge bike ride and this was a great start to our weekend. The building is dated but comfortable. Continental breakfast was the same as everywhere else, nothing special.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"I can't believe I booked this place again."
I booked this place once before and was completely dissatisfied and I can't believe I fell for the deceptive photos on the website AGAIN!!!!!!! I was mortified!!!! This place is very much a truck stop. The people are nice enough. But it is directly next to the highway. Trucks going by at night shake the room. It is very old, dated and smells funny. […] The first time I stayed here was worse than this time. At least this time I felt ok sleeping in the bed. It's fine if you are looking for a cheap place to spend a night, but if you are used to a certain class of service, move on. Sorry guys you are nice and all but it is what it is. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"A good basic hotel."
A good stay for the price. The room was starting to look a little out-dated but it was very clean and had all that you would need for a night or two including a fridge and micro.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
The room was beautiful, clean and newly renovated we enjoyed the fireplace in our room as it was seasonably chilly.. The Irish Pub downstairs was not good: bad food and poor service.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Pleasant stay"
A great stay.Comp upgrade....very relaxing stay and wonderful customer service!Tikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
GOOD VALUE AT A FAIR PRICE. GOOD CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST INCLUDED AND WAS AVAILABLE FROM 6AM WHICH WAS GREAT UNTIL 10 AMTikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
"Great location off Rt 95"
The accommodations were good. There were several buses there but you could not hear anything, Breakfast was truely continential.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
Easy access, convenient location. Staff were very friendly and room very clean and comfortable. Will stay here on our future trips!Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Excellent location, nice place to stay"
Clean and neat, it was great to have all the amenities right there plus a gas station and convenience store next door. I would definitely stay here again.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Great Value"
An excellent value. Appreciated the clean, spacious room and comfortable beds. Front desk staff was exceptionally friendly and welcoming. Pool area was also well-maintained. Only slight negatives were the dated bedspreads and small dated tub/toilet area.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"clean, right off hwy"
Right of freeway, clean and updated with friendly staff.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Pleasant surprise"
I thought that the reviews of this hotel were not all that impressive, but I just needed a place to stay for one night while in the area on business, and summer in Maine can mean high hotel prices. I was pleasantly surprised. Although the lobby was not super modern, it was clean and neat, the check in staff very pleasant. My room was great- appeared […] to be updated, very clean and large TV. I had dinner at the hotel pub- good burger and they were more than accomodating- added bleu cheeze without a problem. Bed was comfortable, room temp was good- decent linens-what more can you want! I did not use the pool- too tired and too busy with work, but it looked nice for those who visit with children. Skaityti daugiauTikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
"Excellent location"
Hotel is conveniently located close to route 95. Had a very pleasant stay there.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Comfortable stay."
It was an older property but it was conviently located just off of the highway. The room was large and amazingly quiet. It was clean and comfortable. The matress was great with 4 pillows. Got a good nights rest.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Will stay again!"
Nice and clean room. Very friendly help at the front desk. AC was nice and cold. Couldnt ask for something better for a quick one night stay. Cant comment on the side that has not yet been renovated since i did not stay in the section.Tikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
"Pleasant experience"
It was very pleasant. They let me check in early, upgraded my room for no additional charge, and gave us whoopie pies! How could you not enjoy that? Beds were pretty standard, pillows were not comfy. Hot water went in and out in the showered, but nothing to drastic. Was surprised to find a microwave and mini fridge in room, that was great. Pool was […] not open. The pub attached to inn was nice, the staff was awesome in both places. I went up to attend a wedding and stayed 2 days. Inn is right off Rte 95. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
Even the "new" section of the hotel is very outdated. Many people smoke in the halls- despite signs that say "no smoking." There are 3 items in the fitness center, but one was broken.Tikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
"Great place to stay"
The staff was very friendly. During check-in they asked if I needed anything to call and they would accmodate.Tikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
"Auburn ME location"
MY family and I completely enjoyed our stay. THe children enjoyed the pool most of all. The convience of being able to prepare meals right in the comfort of our suite was greatly appreciated. Despite the cost being on the higher end of the spectrum the cost was worth it. I will definitely book with this hotel again.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
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DALLAS (AP) - Union Pacific says it's adjusting the timing of the West Texas railroad crossing signal where a collision last month killed four military veterans riding in a parade.
Company spokeswoman Raquel Espinoza-Williams said Friday that the railroad will "improve buffer time" at the signal in Midland "over and above" federal regulations.
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It's for the second annual American Cancer Society's Dancing with the Salt Lake Stars.
Good Things Utah host Gretchen Jensen, Meteorologist Curtis Ray, and Anchor Kim Johnson will all be dancing in the March 1st event.
"I haven't had a dance lesson since third grade and that was a hundred years ago," said Jensen.
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"The timing, the footwork, you got the hands, trying to walk with two left feet that I was born with," said Ray.
DF Dance Studios in South Salt Lake is generously donating the practice space and the dance instructors. Red Tango in Provo is donating the costumes.
Dancing with the Salt Lake Stars will be held at the Downtown Sheraton from 6:30 to 10 pm. If you would like to purchase tickets, contact the American Cancer Society of Utah at 801-483-1500.


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A crowd gather to admire a gold-plated Infiniti luxury sports car on display outside a jewellery store in Nanjing, east China's Jiangsu province on March 31, 2011. China is predicted to become the world's largest luxury goods market by 2020, accounting for 44 percent of worldwide sales and bigger than the entire global market is now.


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Initialise the mCrossDomain member variable in the cookiesTip of the hat to Phoronix reader "markg85" for pointing out this interesting, long-standing bug of KDE.
For several months now, all my cookies would be forgotten after a kded restart. After debugging the problem, turns out that mCrossDomain was of value 127, which makes no sense for a boolean.
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Brief opinions about events of the past week: Merit: For Operation Ceasefire, the multi-agency police effort to stop firearms crime, which held its annual "Notification Call-in" this week. The group brought in about 30 first-time law offenders for a tough-love presentation that showed them the miseries they face if they continue to pursue a life of crime.
In addition to presentations by ex-cons and prosecutors, health care providers and employment agencies were there to help the offenders find the services they needed. We hope it made a difference, for at least a few of them.
Demerit: For court officials who have set July 29, 2014, as the opening day of the trial of Hope Mills' lawsuit against the designers and builders of its failed dam. That's more than four years after the new dam failed, emptying the town's centerpiece lake. Lawyers say 95 percent of such cases are settled before the trial. We hope that's what happens here. But the wait is unconscionable, nonetheless.
Demerit: For trial court administrator Ellen Hancox, who closed Wednesday's conference on the Hope Mills lawsuit to the press and most of the public. There wasn't enough space for spectators in the conference room, she said. While Hancox did agree to brief the media after the meeting, that wasn't good enough. She should have found a bigger room. With rare exceptions (and this wasn't one of them), our judicial system is supposed to operate in full view of the public.
Merit: For Cumberland County Animal Control Director John Lauby, who has juggled the schedules of his animal control officers to provide around-the-clock coverage on weekends. Beginning this weekend, Dr. Lauby says, "we will have five ACPs working during the daylight hours and one working all night. Our citizens will finally be getting the service they deserve on the weekends, when most of them are home." That's good news for everyone but stray dogs.
Merit: For the 31-Day Salute, the community group that coordinates Fayetteville's annual month-long tribute to the military, which has added some great entertainment to this year's celebration. It begins May 11 with an All-American Jazz Festival at Festival Park, headlined by The Jazz Crusaders. And on May 26, actor Wilford Brimley will narrate the symphonic presentation of "Quiet Heroes" during performances by the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra and the Army Ground Forces Band. That also will be held at Festival Park.
More information and a full schedule of events are available at 31DaySalute.com.
Merit: For the General Assembly, which unanimously passed the Respect Our Fallen Heroes bill, expanding the protection of funerals from disruptive protests like those put on by the Westboro Baptist Church of Kansas. The new law, which the governor is expected to sign quickly, expands the buffer between the protesters and the funeral and also toughens penalties for violations. We expect everyone but the Westboro lunatics is grateful for this one.
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A total of 100 young equestrians of all experience levels competed in a series of challenging riding events during the 12th annual Taylorsville Junior Rodeo on July 27.
Indian Valley Riding and Roping Club hosted the rodeo, which brought talented riders from throughout Northern California, Oregon and Nevada to the Taylorsville Rodeo Grounds.
Approximately 25 percent of the riders were local, with half of them earning placements in different divisions of the rodeo. Four of the local horse riders won top honors:
Tanner Meigs earned several titles throughout the day including Plumas County champion. He also placed first in the boy's 11 – 14 single stake competition and third in goat tying.
Eight-year-old Bailey Botts was chosen by the Wilson family as this year's recipient of the Hard Luck Award, in memory of past rodeo competitor Ron Wilson Sr. Rodeo Secretary Veronica Tilton said Botts earned the award for persevering through the competition even after being bucked off her horse.
Ben Cassol, the 2007 Plumas County champion, earned first place in the boy's 6 – 10 steer riding competition.
This year's Silver Buckle Rodeo queen, Hannah Allen, won first in the girls' 15 – 19 pole bending competition.
Overall all-around champ
Traveling from Auburn, 15-year-old Wyatt Bankus was awarded a custom-tooled trophy saddle for earning the title of overall all-around champ.
The saddle was co-sponsored by Johnny Goings, from Quincy, and Wes and Emily Neer, in the name of the Clayton Floyd Neer Memorial Fund. Wes Neer also volunteered his time to serve as the rodeo announcer during this year's event.
Peewee Division
For earning several placements in the Peewee Division, for competitors age 0 – 5, Jessie Wilson earned the title of all-around champ. He placed first in the peewee ribbon jerk and mutton busting competitions, and second in dummy roping.
Wyatt Bullivant came in second, earning the title of reserve all-around champ. He placed first in dummy roping and second in the ribbon jerk competition.
Girls 6 – 10
All-around champ for the girls' 6 – 10 division was Lindsay Riedel. She took first place in barrels and steer daubing. She also earned lower placements in every other competition including goat tying and pole bending.
Kamish Wagner earned first in pole bending; and Jayce Blake won first in goat tying.
Boys 6 – 10
All-around champ for the boys' 6 – 10 division was Kyle Stewart. He placed at least second in every competition, including first in goat tying and steer daubing.
Logan Darst came in first in the single stake competition and, as already mentioned, local Ben Cassol placed first in steer riding.
Girls 11 – 14
Emma Swift was named all-around champ for the girls' 11 – 14 division. She earned her title by placing first in the breakaway competition and fourth in barrels.
Maple Gramps earned first place in pole bending.
Nichole Tomasello earned first in goat tying.
Abigail Pfister and Hailey Riedel split the first place winnings in the barrel competition; however, Pfister earned the higher ranking.
Boys 11 – 14
Cody Stewart earned the title of all-around champ in the boys' 11 – 14 division. He placed in three categories: first in steer riding, second in goat tying and fourth in single stake.
Casey Moor won first place in goat tying; Lane Wheeler earned first in the breakaway competition; and, as already mentioned, Tanner Meigs earned first in single stake.
Girls 15 – 19
Emilie Barnes earned the title of all-around champ in the girls' 15 – 19 division. She placed first in breakaway and barrels, and came in second in pole bending.
As already mentioned, Hannah Allen earned first place in the pole bending competition.
Lindy Lehman earned first place in goat tying.
Boys 15 – 19
Wyatt Bankus earned the title of all-around champ in the boys' 15 – 19 division for winning first place in all four categories: goat tying, breakaway, single stake and steer riding.
Team roping
First place in the team roping category went to "Swift & Swift." The team consisted of Emma and Grace Swift, who competed in the 11 – 14 age category.
The second-place team was Barnes & Lehman; third place went to McEwen & McEwen; fourth place was earned by Banchio & Meigs; and fifth place went to Wheeler & Bankus.
The top winners in each category, including the special award categories, were each given a custom buckle displaying their newly earned titles. For a complete list of buckle sponsors and rodeo results visit taylorsvillerodeo.com.
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CHEF JEFF — ONE BYTE AT A TIME: 2-Minute Hawaiian Pie
2-Minute Hawaiian Pie is an easy, no-bake pie.By: Herald Staff Report,
If you're looking for an easy, no-bake pie that you can make in less than 5 minutes, give the following a try.
2-Minute Hawaiian Pie
1 20-ounce can crushed pineapple in syrup or juice, undrained
1 5.1-ounce package instant vanilla pudding or pie filling
1 8-ounce container sour cream
1 8-ounce can sliced pineapples, drained and halved
8 maraschino cherries, drained
2 tablespoons sweetened flaked coconut
1 9-inch prepared shortbread crust (graham cracker)
In large bowl, combine undrained crushed pineapple, pudding mix and sour cream; mix until well blended. Spoon into pie crust; decorate with sliced pineapple and cherries. Sprinkle with coconut. Cover and chill for at least 2 hours before serving.
Yield: Serves 8.
Approximate nutritional analysis per serving: 288 calories, 11 grams fat, 48 grams carbohydrates, 2 grams protein, 1 gram fiber, 15 milligrams cholesterol, 397 milligrams sodium.
Grab more food tidbits at the Chef Jeff blog at GrandForksHerald.com.
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I will be in London (Camden specifically) between the 12th and 19th of August. It would be an ideal time to share a pint of bitter over deep geek and design. Graeme Porteous (author of GPB plugins), of Cardiff UK, is in search of a good pub, Jon Hicks is welcome to join us, but will likely be gorging himself on some rare cheese next door, hee hee, I do know that there are plenty of you U.K. folks out there, so hey, lets make it a night!
Best nights for me are actually Friday the 11th, or midweek on Wednesday the 16th, but I can probably swing whatever works best for folks. How about you all, any takers? Got a good local in mind? Feel free to chime in. Lets get a good list going.
And don't worry, I've already celebrated July 4th (independence from England). I'll probably only have energy for a few pokes about how we won using mostly pitchforks, and in any case you'll likely just be able to say "Hey this bloke's a yank" in some pub and everyone will either laugh at me or kick my arse.
Hope to hear from ya,
This should be good.
Anyone know of a good pub in the Camden area? else I'll go on a hunt for somewhere with good beers this weekend when I'm there.
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There's a slight chance I might be able to make this! Are there any set plans yet?
No set plans yet Jon. Doesn't seem like many people are interested/able to come.
I will be in London early afternoon tomorrow and all of Sunday. I'll come to London next week, (Wednesday?) if that is better for everyone else but Sunday is better for me.
I didn't have a chance to check out to pubs sekhu recommended, but looking at online reviews I think the Man in the Moon looks the best. Anyone have a preference?
hello folks,
Sorry, I've been out of the loop,
my access to the interweb has been spotty at best.
I'm down in Portsmouth at the moment, having just been to visit Brighton (not my son, but the city of course).
Graeme, Jon, others,
Lets call it Man on the Moon on Saturday Sunday Night (the 13th), at 7:30pm
I hope to some folks show up there.
and Here's a picture for us visual people:
ps. Although it feels extremely silly to say so, I will be wearing a green button down shirt, glasses, and I've got a shaved head. (if anyone makes fun of me for sounding like I'm posting in a personals ad… :)
EDIT note the change on the day/date
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hello folks,
Sorry, I've been out of the loop,
my access to the interweb has been spotty at best.I'm down in Portsmouth at the moment, having just been to visit Brighton (not my son, but the city of course).
Graeme, Jon, others,
Lets call it Man on the Moon onSaturdaySunday Night (the 13th), at 7:30pm
We keep missing each other Matthew. I was in Portsmouth last weekend and I'm heading for Brighton today, for a friends birthday party happening tonight and tomorrow.
Sunday sounds great – I'll be there, and we'll finally meet up. Not sure what I'll be wearing, probably a plain grey top and dark brown jeans. Or maybe what I'm in now… my Daring Fireball t-shirt it all depends on how good/heavy the party is ;-)
Sounds great. That's funny we've been leap froggin it.
Where in Portsmouth were you? I used to live down here
when I went to school here. I mostly lived in Southsea.
Its a funny city really, but I like Southsea quite a bit.
If you felt like passing me your mobile no. it might help us connect?
Cheers :)
Like alex, I'm out in Germany but would love to meet you. Have fun in my home town and take some pics for the rest of us :-)
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When Robb Ross was 19, stock his grandfather gave him in his energy company doubled on a rumor. Ross sold it near the top before it returned to its previous level. Being the only family member to cash out, Ross learned something from that episode, and it started a passion in him that eventually would lead to the creation of his commodity trading advisor, White Indian Trading Company.
The name is not just catchy; Ross is one sixteenth Chickasaw and spent time in India as a missionary in college.
While that first trade created a passion for trading and figuring out markets, Ross's journey to building a trading business has been pretty eclectic. In addition to missionary work, Ross had two stints working for Microsoft helping others build and test their trading systems, worked as a consultant mainly in computer programming and also as a stand-up comic. The last part he acknowledges is a hobby, but it is unmistakable when speaking to him.
"I came to a point in my life where I had to have a mid-life crisis and instead of getting a little red car or a little redhead, which my wife would not have appreciated, I decided to do standup comedy," Ross deadpans.
He spews one liners while describing his strategy. On his education, he says, "I graduated in three terms: Reagan, Bush and Clinton."
But he takes his trading seriously, as his 18.54% compound annual return in his medium- term Stairs trading program attests to. Those returns are proprietary as his first customer was a family member, but his strategy returned 17.02% in 2009 and is up 4% through June in 2010.
Ross got married and had a family while still in college, so he needed to work and not simply trade. He eventually got a degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from the University of Texas and went to work for Microsoft.
He worked in the excel visual basic division and later at the dot net division. Because of his understanding of trading, his bosses often paired him up with trading-related clients.
"I was constantly getting trading data and always tried to program systems," Ross says. "It was a passion that would not go away no matter what direction I went in my life. There was always a part in my [life] to try and figure out a way to beat the markets."
In 1998, he came up with an idea for the Stairs system and developed it in 2001.
"It was going to be a trend following system, but what I found when I did my research is that it had a very good sweet spot for countertrend trading the S&P 500."
He trades the E-mini S&P 500 but uses the cash S&P index to get his signals. "I use the cash index to drive my futures trade because it filters out some of the noise," Ross explains.
The system trades about 35 times a year, the average trade lasts eight days and it is in the market about 75% of the time.
He follows his system expressly, which was tough from the outset as his first four trades were losers and the system dropped 17.63% at the end of 2005. But Ross had designed literally thousands of systems and knew he had a winner. It earned 40.03% in 2006 and 36.46% in 2007.
The Stairs program has done well during the impressive rally over the last year despite it being a countertrend system. "It looks for trend decay, what is the established trend over the last several weeks and when it will begin to decay," Ross says.
The system reverses so it can catch a pullback from a current trend and then reverse and get long, benefitting from the longer-term trend. He credits his success to the walk forward testing process and his risk management.
If a trade is not profitable in three days he gets out but has large parameters prior to that. "I have an intraday stop which is very large, 11% of entry price based on the cash, and then I have an end of day, which is 7.5% of cash. Those are catastrophic stops that give me room to breathe," Ross says.
Despite having a good job at Microsoft, Ross left to do consulting work. "It has allowed me to never get stale. I have always been on the cutting edge of technology," Ross says. "You get up in the morning and have an idea for a trading system, so I get data and make a program."
His comedy is not just a destresser, but it also helps in presenting his system. After standing up in front of a crowd and trying to make them laugh, he is not intimidated giving a presentation to a multi-billion dollar fund of fund.
"Are the milk futures really a liquid market?" he digresses. "You are going the speed of light, you turn on the headlights, and what happens? Your wife makes you pull over and ask for directions."
He says there is no feeling like standing in front of a crowd, but based on his performance, he won't have to rely on comedy to make a living.


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The most lethal were the storms of Dec. 24-26, 1982, when 29 tornadoes in Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee and Mississippi killed three people and injured 32.
In Mobile, a large section of the roof on the Trinity Episcopal Church is missing and the front wall of the parish wall is gone, said Scott Rye, a senior warden at the church in the Midtown section of the city.
On Christmas Eve, the church with about 500 members was crowded for services.
"Thank God this didn't happen last night," Rye said.
Associated Press writers Jay Reeves in Birmingham, Ala., Jeff Amy in Atlanta, Ramit Plushnick-Masti in Houston, Chuck Bartels in Little Rock, Ark., Janet McConnaughey in New Orleans and AP Business Writer Daniel Wagner in Washington, contributed to this report.


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Series: | Vintage Reissue |
Color: | Black |
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