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Très bon hôtel...mais pour ce qui est des activités alentours ou ne serait-ce que pour avoir une carte des environs, vaut mieux se renseigner sur internet. Mis à part cela, c'est vraiment très bien.
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bien, propre, confortable sur court sejour
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"Nice hotel in nice area"
Clean hotel. Great service. The surrounding area is very nice, safe, and clean. Close to airport and downtown Dallas. Would highly recommend.Avis certifié Hotels.com
We enjoyed our stay... they were very nice!Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Still nice but dated"
I have stayed at this hotel many times over the years. I feel it is a convenient location in the Dallas area. It has always been a very elegant hotel. When I got there, there were two wedding parties in the hotel, so I upgraded to a King Suite on the end to avoid noise. The room was very quiet. The problem was that the room was very, very dated. The […] sofa was circa 1970 and clearly very worn. I pulled a towel off the towel rack above the tub, and the whole rack came down. The hook on the back of the bathroom door came off when I hung the robe up. I think that this hotel is definitely in need of some updates. I can't believe they wouldn't spend the money to restore this hotel to its original elegance. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
Stayed the night w/my daughter and we had a lovely time. The staff of the hotel was very friendly. We had a very pretty view of the lake from our room.Avis certifié Hotels.com
Excellent hotelAvis certifié Hotels.com
First we had hair on the white comforter on the bed. When we call the front desk they said they would replace it but didn't. We had to call back to get another. There was a roach in the restroom and they charged us for a beverage we did not drink. I tried sending an email to the hotel chain about the issues but there was no reply.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Older hotel, but great service"
As the title suggests, the hotel is a bit older than other choices, but it is clean and comfortable. The location isn't bad, but it's not great either. What makes this hotel great is the service. It's absolutely top notch at every level. The concierge desk is one of the best I've ever found. After a long week on the road, we arrived there for more meetings […] in the area. The staff took care of everything we needed- from reservations to pressing our suits, shining our shoes up, and even drove/picked us up from our meetings and dinners. I'll stay again just for the service. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Great hotel."
Stayed here 5 nights, great staff who are friendly and more than willing to help out. Even got an upgrade on arrival! Very impressed. Only downside I felt is that the showers could do with an update!Avis certifié Hotels.com
"very nice staff, but room not clean"
it was good except for the cleaniness of the room, the staff was very niceAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Nice hotel bad location and bad room"
We stayed there for one night only in their guest room, it's really really small no balcony and the bathroom really out dated. We found some stains on their towels. Over all the hotel lobby is beautiful and very clean, the service of the staff is great and friendly. I don't mind staying at the hotel again but I MUST book a the balcony room because its […] double the size of the guest room. The location was dead. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Nice hotel"
My wife and I stayed here overnight. Although we didn't spend much time in the hotel, we liked it nonetheless. The room was MASSIVE, very clean, and the staff was friendly and efficient. If i had a complaint, I would only say that the parking garage needs an elevator. Lugging our bags up and down the stairs was a pain. Definately don't park on the top […] floor if you have heavy luggage. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Good experience"
Great hotel but I was put in a small room. Still a great experience but when you check in don't be put in one of the small rooms - 4 of them per floorAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Excellent stay"
This hotel is amazing, excellent customer service!!Avis certifié Expedia
Everyone was wonderful. Staff went out of their way to help us. We enjoyed the stay.Avis certifié Hotels.com
The room service was awesome and the food was amazing!!! Not much to do around the hotel but its perfect to getaway and just relax especially considering Mokara spa is basically connected. But there is also paddle boarding and boating you can do. My fiancé and I told them it was our 4yr anniversary and they brought us champagne and dessert! Wish the […] suites would've had a jacuzzi tubs tho. Over all I was very pleased with the Mandalay Omni Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Weekend Get Away"
Great experienceAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Elegant relaxation"
We love to stay here. It has a resort feel and is a great place to relax and enjoy the views both inside and outside.Avis certifié Expedia
"Dallas Trip"
When I arrived, it was the best check in experience I have ever experienced. The room was clean and the view of Dallas was great. I will highly recommend this hotel to friends and family.Avis certifié Expedia
"Saturday night staycation"
Had a great stay at the Omni Mandalay last Saturday night. Really nice hotel!Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Great Hotel!"
This hotel was perfect with a great location and wonderful staff! I got a great massage at the wonderful Mokara spa while my husband and son paddle boarded in the lake behind the resort!Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Omni Las Colinas is Excellent"
We really enjoyed our overnight stay at the Omni in Las Colinas. We never left the hotel. The rooms was spectacular, quiet, and quite comfortable. The hotel restaurant was a little pricy but the service and food were excellent. We started out with bread with roasted garlic and had the brick chicken and chicken penne, both were spectacular. We also had […] the buffet which was very good. Would definitely recommend this hotel. The view is beautiful as well. Just a nice little getaway! Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
Wonderful!Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Romantic getaway"
Great hotel-very beautiful lobby and all the staff we encountered were great! Never had to open a door entering or leaving the hotel. Bed was comfy except for the pillows which were too soft for my personal taste. We were celebrating our anniversary and they delivered a piece of cake with "happy anniversary" written on the plate in chocolate which was […] a nice touch. The hotel could use some updating in areas-we stayed in a King corner suite with a balcony and while it was nice that the bathroom had a separate tub and shower, it was very dated. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Nice Place To Get Stranded"
This hotel is a little more posh than where I'd normally stay at, but it's very relaxing and comfortable, not to mention clean, the kind of place where you can have confidence the sheets will have a high thread count. They did have chicken fingers on the room service menu at midnight, perfect when we got stranded after one leg of a cross-country flight. […] And the view from our balcony was a nice vista of Forth Worth, the city that appears to have no people in it. We really regretted having to go to the airport first thing without using the pool. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"Beautiful area"
We loved it!Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Mandalay suite is sweet"
Stayed in Mandalay suite with a great view on my wedding night. The room was affordable (especially for a special occasion) and was wonderful. The bathroom was luxurious! The concierge helped me out to have a complimentary bottle of champagne and some chocolate covered strawberries. Great evening and I definitely recommend it.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Great view and wonderful staff"
We loved staying at this hotel. The rooms were spacious and clean. The staff was friendly. Great view of the skyline. Fitness center was great. Will be staying here again if in the Dallas area.Avis certifié Expedia
"The best hotel!!!"
This was the third time I have stayed at the Omni Mandalay. This is the only hotel I will stay with!_Avis certifié Expedia
"Very Good Experience."
Looking for an excuse to come back, this place is great. While we were out to dinner, they put some iced down milk and cookies in our room for the kids. Didn't really think about this until later, but don't recall my hand ever touching the door at the front entrance. There was always someone there to open it for us, also got some good advice on where […] to eat. Room was spotless, service was great, & has an outdoor pool. Will be back, soon. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Nice Hotel"
Nice location. Staff friendly and willing to help. No vending machines. To get a drink not utilizing room service you have to go to the bar or the restaurant. Overall a great experience. Laura in the bar was especially courteous and friendly.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"convenient to dfw"
hotel was close to all the activities we were attending(in the dfw area means within 30 miles, smile) the staff was extremely helpful with directions and attending to our requestsAvis certifié Hotels.com
"good location"
had a great stay at the hotel very nice and quite will return!Avis certifié Hotels.com
Wonderful Hotel. Beautiful facility, clean rooms, excellent service.The employees were very friendly and helpful. Loved valet parking. Very nice neighborhood close to the freeway but far enough away that the hotel was very quiet . I had beautiful view of downtown Dallas and the lake. The food was excellent. The pool was very nice overlooking the lake. […] I would highly recommend this Hotel and will book another stay there. I would have to rate this a 4.9 Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Not what I expected"
`Room was comfortable. Bed was horridly uncomfortable. Overall, it was ok but not as plush as I expected.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"quiet good location"
clean and quiet, good location...will stay again!Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Quality based services"
I enjoyed the stay and loved the location. The only area of concern as that the rooms are small. But all amenities were very nice.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Excellent stay. Staff excellent as well."
This is a great hotel for business travelers. Very competitive rate for a 4 star hotel.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"My Trip to Dallas!"
My experience @ Omni Mandalay Las Colinas was wonderful! The staff was friendly, helpful & courteous. When my aunts & I walked in, we were amazed by the decor. The appearance was fabulous! Since Omni was off Lake Carolyn, we sat outside often! There were people riding in gondolas. I would definitely recommend this hotel to couples & families. Couples […] for the romantic atmosphere & families (w/older children) for fun. The bed was so comfortable I didn't want to get out of it! Restaurants are within five-10 min of the hotel (don't necessarily have to go far to eat)& other communities (i.e Grapevine or Arlington, even Dallas) are @ least 20 min away. I will visit Omni again! Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"Spectacular Anniversary at the Omni"
We booked our hotel on Expedia based upon the reviews of others who'd stayed her. We opted for one of the Mandalay Suites and was not disappointed! On the 23rd floor, we could see forever. And seriously, the suite was massive in size. The king bed was fit for royalty and the dining area and living area were very tastefully furnished. With 4 phones in […] the suite...we could be in touch with anyone at anytime, doing anything! The hotel brought us Champaign and chocolate dipped strawberries to celebrate our anniversary. The entire staff was welcoming and made us feel like we were their only guests. The attention to detail with fresh flowers, doormen and accessible and free parking in the hotel garage made our trip even better. We will be back!! If you a chance, try the breakfast buffet or the lunch buffet. Both are excellent. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"Glad we switch hotels to this one."
We originally had booked a hotel down the street where the seminar we were attending was being held. We had stayed once before and it was nice but the hot tube was broken. We booked it again but remembered the hot tub, we called and still broken. We switched to the Omni and what a difference. Everything was perfect. The manager happened to see our kids […] and welcomed them with a small gift back. For the turn down service they had milk and cookies for them as well. Little things like that they didn't need to do but has us coming back again. We will also be considering Omni for everywhere we go. Good Job Omni for the little things. They also had a dry sauna with all kinds of little amenities you expect from a much more expensive hotel. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"beautiful place and romantic"
I chose this hotel because it was offering a Labor Day special price. It was very near the Hotel where my conference was.the grounds were beautifully kept in the flower gardens were very pretty the riverside walkway is very romantic in the evenings especially when the gondola driver comes by singing Italian opera songs. The swimming pool on the weekends offers […] a bar.the service no matter where I went was very friendly very cordial and happy and very good.the surrounding neighborhood in the evenings is lit up like of Enoch Italian town with overhead string lights and beautifully kept buildings. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Anniversary Getaway"
The hotel was very nice but it was overshadowed by the wonderful service of all the staff we encountered. Check in to check out was filled with doors opened for us and helpful, friendly conversations. As expected things were a bit pricey but we had room service for breakfast once and it was great. The location was convenient to all major roadways so […] getting around town was relatively easy. It was about 20 min's from the Rangers ballpark and Six Flags. An overall great experience and we would stay here again. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"visit of Dallas and Fort worth."
The bathtub needs renovating, otherwise it was great. Breakfast is expensive.Avis certifié Expedia
"Strategically located on the Manadaly Canal"
Very comfortable hotel with friendly and cooperative staff. The painting and art crafts from Burma add a special dimension of the hotel for customers who visited Burma and its second largest city -- MandalayAvis certifié Hotels.com
All Hotel employees were excellent. Well trained and professional. Rooms and all services were excellent. Would highly recommend Omni.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Great getaway!"
Very nice place. Even with the great price through Expedia we were able to upgrade to a suite on the 20th floor with a balcony for only $30 more. Beautiful view! Highly Recommend.Avis certifié Expedia
"Convenient location"
Friendly staff and very helpful. Recommendations by the Concierge were terrific. Only disappointment was the comfort of the beds.Avis certifié Expedia
Everything was excellent. We loved everything about it. The grounds are immaculate and the decor of the hotel and surroundings are appropriately themed and fitting. We have visited the past 2 years and have witnessed Indian weddings both times. They are really a site to see with the beautiful colors and the focus on the ceremony. The hotel at all times […] could not be more accommodating. We will definitely be back. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Wonderful hotel and staff."
This was our first time at this OMNI in Dallas and will always try to stay here for all future visits to the DFW area. A very lovely hotel with attentive staff in a beaufiful, quiet location. We had lunch at Trevi's in the hotel and the food was wonderful as were the wait staff. Truly enjoyed our stay here!Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Spacious rooms; nice view of lake"
Spacious rooms, nice view of Lake Carolyn. Beautiful, spacious lobby. Very nice staff. Great service.Avis certifié Hotels.com
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Posted by Cheryl on July 18, 1997 at 09:38:16:
In reply to I'm laughing at myself! posted by Ann on July 18, 1997 at 00:39:37
] I must laugh heartily at myself now! I could have sworn that I made the schedule to start this week, not next. Oh, well. I can wait. You would think that after making the schedule and posting it at the top of the page, I would have read it.
Oh Ann! ;-p
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(CBS News) -- Baby boomers are in poorer health than their parents' generation despite major improvements in medicine, according to new research.
A new study finds that despite living longer than previous generations, boomers are less active and have more health woes than their parents faced.
"Despite their longer life expectancy over previous generations, U.S. baby boomers have higher rates of chronic disease, more disability and lower self-rated health than members of the previous generation at the same age," wrote the study's authors, led by Dr. Dana E. King, professor and chair of family medicine at West Virginia University in Morgantown.
Baby boomers refer to the 78 million American children born after World War II between 1946 to 1964, about 26 percent of the U.S. population at that time. Other studies have shown increasing life expectancy with future generations, and this may be due to significant improvements in medicine seem during baby boomer's lifetimes. However, this does not mean they are living healthier.
To find out how boomers' health compared to that of previous generations, King and his team compared data from a government survey of health and nutrition collected from 2007 to 2010 for baby boomers and from 1988 and 1994 that measured the health of their parents' generation. Participants were matched based on their ages when the surveys were collected, with an average age of about 54 years.
Researchers found almost 39 percent of baby boomers were obese, compared to about 29 percent of adults in the previous generation. Boomers were also more inactive, with 52 percent of them reporting a sedentary lifestyle with no physical activity, compared with only 17.4 percent of the previous generation. Baby boomers were also more likely to have diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol than their parents. Overall, 32 percent of adults in the previous generation reported they were in "excellent" health, compared with only 13 percent of baby boomers.
"About half of people 20 years ago said they exercised regularly, which meant three times a week, and that rate now is only about 18 percent," King told NPR. "That's an astonishing change in just one generation."
King expressed concern to HealthDay that boomers may be relying too much on medication to solve their health problems, when he said the drugs should be used in conjunction with a healthy lifestyle, not instead of one.
However, not all was bleak for the boomers: They are less likely to smoke cigarettes than their parents, and were less likely to have emphysema or a heart attack, the study -- which was published Feb. 4 in JAMA Internal Medicine -- found.
The study adds to evidence that while Americans are living longer these days, they may be living sicker. The 2012 America's Health Rankings reported upticks in risk factors that drive chronic diseases, such as obesity and inactivity.
"Given the link between positive healthy lifestyles and subsequent health in this age group, the present study demonstrates a clear need for policies that expand efforts at prevention and healthy lifestyle promotion in the baby boomer generation," the study concluded.


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Tigers lose to Albion
September 4, 2004
Crawfordsville, Ind.- – DePauw opened the season with a 3-1 loss to Albion at the Wabash Classic. The Britons Jason Smith started the scoring with a penalty kick 10 minutes into the contest and then added a goal just 1:45 into the second half.
DePauw's Jason Loureaux cut the lead in half at 69:36 on an assist from Craig Lippincott, but Eric Johnson made it 3-1 on Brett Bonjernoor's assist at 78:52
Albion outshot the Tigers 9-8, while DePauw held a 3-0 advantage in corners.
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DL Hammons
- Continually trying to answer the question...can a man of few words write a successful novel?
I'm a Mystery/Thriller/Suspense writer from small town USA who struggles everyday to balance my passion for prose against the need to be a full-time bread winner. Finding ways to devote more time to my writing is the challenge, but for now all I can do is follow this tug at my heart to wherever it leads. I'm here primarily to soak up all the knowledge I can from the writing-centric blogosphere, but I'll do my best to contribute by thinking of new and innovative ways to churn the writing pot.
Friday, April 20, 2012
R is for Rookie or Rudy?
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Great post! Right now I'm a Rudy, but practicing almost every day, with gritty determination, so that I can maybe become the rookie.
How could you leave out Facing the Giants and Bull Durham? Both great sports movies, yet completely different. Bull Durham is just for fun, but Facing the Giants is of Remember the Titans quality.
Tina @ Life is Good
Co-Host of the April A to Z Challenge
Twitter: @AprilA2Z #atozchallengeI just realized reading this I'm a sports movie buff too! :) And I never thought of writing as a sport, hum? I have some pondering to do on that one. :)
Jules @ Trying To Get Over The RainbowI'm not sure if my favorite 'sports' movie is really even a sports movie: "Caddyshack" ;^)
But I loved "Rudy" (and have also been an Irish fan since I was old enough to be indoctrinated into the cult by my grandfather). Never seen "The Rookie".
As for my writing, I'd take either one -- both men were "successful" and left an impact in the lives of those around them. Ultimately, that's far more important than how many books I sell...i will be forever chanting "rudy" for the rest of the day! love a good underdog movie... i mean really the dog with the cape.
Right On... to the challenge "R" is for Refreshing Post!
Jeremy [Retro-Zombie]
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Retro-Zombie: Art and WordsI have a few favorite Sports movies, I LOVED We Are Marshall and Hoosiers-I've watched them more than once.
I also loved The Rookie because I could identify with the lead. And Seabiscuit-"You don't throw away a whole life just 'cause it's banged up a little."
Sia McKye OVER COFFEEYou offer a thought provoking question today. My goal is to publish my novels. I enjoy blogging and continue to support other authors but would not be satisfied just to sit on the sidelines and cheer.
Angels in the Outfield is my idea of a "Yes, You CAN" movie.
http://gail-baugniet.blogspot.com Theme: A World of CrimeLoved this post and your question at the end. Certainly something to think about. My thoughts on writing success has changed drastically during the past few months. A writer friend of mine died recently. Just several months before, he decided to POD and digitally publish one of his six books. He was ecstatic when he got to hold his book in his hands and autograph copies of it. I wish he'd done it sooner so he could have enjoyed being an author for a longer period of time.
Anyway... I love sports movies too and I see you an LSU grad. My daughter graduated from LSU. Have seen the History of LSU Football DVD? It's really interesing.OK, DL, this really hits home for me cuz, like, you, I ask myself this everyday too. Have I really got what it takes? Or is it just me not giving up. It's such a tough call. And I guess there's only one way to find out.... and at least if we do find out we're a Rudy, we can go down knowing we gave it our all,and that's way better than being a wuss who was too afraid to try. Worse that can happen is we learn a few things, make a few friends, and maybe even inspire just one person to be achieve their dreams. And even tho Rudy never was truly good enough--they still made a film about him and most people know it and love it.
Both are great films. I find myself cheering for Rudy out of the blue sometime when I feel defeated. Just chant it in a whisper and you feel better "Rudy! Rudy! Rudy!"


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Is there a version of the wireless keyboard with a Canadian bilingual layout (CSA), similar to what I have on my MacBook Pro?
My MacBook pro has the Canadian layout with accented letters... my wireless keyboard is pure QWERTY and constantly shifting from one to the other is ... tiring. And I write in French 25% of the time.
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can I write in English as well beside arabic?
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Updates on Eczema and Eczema-Related Research
Non-histamine itch pathway found Histamine, a chemical found in certain white blood cells and in some foods, plays an important role in many types of itch. But antihistamines don't relieve the chronic itch that patients with eczema endure. Now researchers at Yale and Johns Hopkins have discovered that BAM8-22, a signaling molecule found in the skin, triggers itch in humans via a pathway that does not involve histamine. The receptor to which BAM8-22 binds could be a target for new drugs to turn off the itch of eczema.


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Glenn Russell, a water operator for the City of Roundup, says that contaminants may be present in the Roundup water supply due to pump problems.
Russell said those problems caused dirt to enter the water supply which may be carrying contaminants which are not healthy to drink.
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Aug. 9, 2011 — Understandably, when dealing with appointed commissions, the Susanville City Council wants to make sure those appointed know municipal code, the General Plan and other nuances important to the city.
Last week, the council at the discretion of Mayor Lino Callegari could reappoint to Susanville Planning Commissioners to another four-year term or advertise in the newspaper as per past practice for letters of interest with interviews to follow.
Evidently, in April the city did advertise and did received four letters of interest from incumbents Beth Bennett and Dan Foster and two community members, Vicky Lozano and Jeff Garnier. After interviews, Bennett and Foster were reappointed to the commission.
At the Aug. 9 meeting, City Planner Jared Hancock asked if the mayor wanted to advertise for two seats open when Commissioner Gene Stark and Alan Dowdy's terms expired at the end of June. The council agreed to reappoint Stark and Dowdy without advertising the positions because they have heard no complaints and commissioners need to be well versed in the job even though Lozano and Garnier are still interested in the positions.
Truthfully, the council chambers has a handful of citizens in the audience and if it weren't for the media, we are not sure if the people of the city would know what decisions are being made on their behalf unless controversy arises.
One argument the council presented for reappointing the men without advertising is the lack of letters of interest it often receives. We feel that is an invalid reason for not notifying the public of open commission seats. As with these open seats, there are people interested, but as one of the applicants said, "How will I ever get a chance to serve?"
The council did direct staff to look into the possibility of adding alternates to the commission or expanding the commission to include more members. We will be watching in the coming months to see if any progress is made on either idea. The thought of turning away two people offering their time and energy for the sake of convenience seems lazy at best. Not to advertise the positions smacks of not being transparent and after the city of Bell fiasco, we would have thought our seasoned council would have known better.
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Ruby 1.9.2 RC1, Refinery CMS, and Rails Magazine are on this episode of Ruby5. Also, a Garbage Collection talk with Joe Damato and SimpleForm made the cut.
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What does Spring have to do with Rails 4.1, Rails security news, a few cool tips like pundit, pry rescue and RASK, good advice for upgrading to capistrano 3, and the plan to sunset bundler all in this RubyLoco-powered Ruby5.
This week we watch, lint, memoize, error handle, say hello to and write more idiomatic Ruby.
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The team at the Grapevine Gourmet & Gift Shop has searched the entire country for the best selection of Easter confections and have found a great selection. From Harbor Sweets, in Salem Mass. to the Moonstruck Chocolate Co. in Portland, Ore., they've got it all!
Hop over for the best selection and see their 3-pound bunny centerpiece. The Grapevine Gourmet & Gift Shop is located at 321 Park Avenue. 964-0614.


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Exchange Students: About Haverford
Haverford College is a coeducational liberal arts college located outside of Philadelphia. It is nationally recognized for its strong academic program and student-run Honor Code. Haverford's size, 1200 undergraduate students, allows for close relations between students, faculty, and staff.
Although students choose Haverford because of its academic excellence, a sense of community participation informs the Haverford College experience both inside the classroom and out. Students work together through the arts and cultural activities, self-government and service programs, athletic programs, and day-to-day campus life.
Learn why Haverford might be right for you.
Because Haverford is a small school with only undergraduate students, there are small classes (the median class size is 17) and ample opportunities for students to work closely with professors. 60% of the faculty lives on Haverford's campus.
Students may take courses in a variety of disciplines and typically enroll in four courses each semester.
Student Life
Haverford has a number of political, religious, artistic, and cultural clubs and organizations which all students may join. Many exchange students participate in activities sponsored by the International Students Association. There are many volunteer opportunities for students in Philadelphia and the local neighborhoods. In addition to clubs, the college also sponsors a variety of events (i.e. concerts, dances, movies, etc.) which are open to all students free of charge.
Haverford's athletic facilities include an indoor track, weight and fitness room, athletic fields, basketball courts, fencing and squash courts. Students may also use the swimming pool located at Bryn Mawr College. Exchange students may participate in club and intramural (basketball, soccer, softball) teams.
Haverford has a single dining hall where all students on the meal plan eat their meals, making it a very social place. Additionally students may buy meals at the Coop or in Lunt Café, open in the evenings.
The Honor Code
Haverford is distinct from many schools in that it is governed by an Honor Code. The student-run Honor System, which covers academic and social life, is based on the belief that students can take responsibility for establishing and maintaining standards for their own behavior. The Code is not a list of rules, it is a philosophy of conduct through honesty, integrity and understanding.
Students are expected to take full responsibility under the Honor Code for their conduct and integrity in all academic work, including all homework assignments, papers, and examinations, and to confront those who do not. In return, Haverford students are trusted with a greater degree of freedom in their academic pursuits. Self-scheduled, take-home, and/or unproctored examinations are a routine part of the Haverford experience. In the social realm, it is expected that students will show concern for others and that problems, when they arise, will be dealt with in a spirit of mutual respect.
Exchange students are expected to adhere to the Honor Code while at Haverford.
International Student Resource People (ISRPs)
Exchange students arrive in August approximately a week before the start of classes for Customs, an orientation program which acquaints new students with the college and surrounding areas. Several ISRPs or International Student Resource People are assigned to the exchange students. The ISRPs help the exchange students adjust to life at Haverford and all that it entails, including the specifics of academic registration, student services, banking, shopping, and day-to-day questions about living within the college community.
Learn more about the current SRPs.
Housing surrounding Haverford is expensive so students are encouraged to live on campus not only for financial reasons, but also to be able to be fully integrated into the college community. 98% of all students live in college housing on-campus. Transfer and Exchange students are housed together in Comfort Hall, one of the dormitories. Students are typically placed in a suite of singles with a communal bathroom for the floor. Rooms are furnished with a bed, desk lamp, shelves, dresser, closet/wardrobe, and desk.
Housing assignments are done automatically for exchange students, so no extra forms are necessary. Questions about housing should be directed to:
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Philadelphia & Transportation
Just ten miles away from Haverford are the cultural and educational resources of Philadelphia. Located in southeastern Pennsylvania, the city and surrounding area combine a unique blend of old and new. The history of the nation is relived at Independence National Park, the Liberty Bell, and Valley Forge National Park. Downtown Philadelphia offers theatre, ballet, symphonic orchestras, and restaurants. The Philadelphia area offers more than 100 museums, including the Franklin Institute and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Philadelphia is easily accessible by the SEPTA regional rail lines (there are two stations near the campus) and it takes approximately 20 minutes to reach downtown Philadelphia. Philadelphia International Airport is also easily accessible by rail from the college.
New York City, Washington, DC, and the New Jersey seashore are all easy day trips from the Haverford campus.


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MPAA president Jack Valenti, testifying before the U.S. Congress in 1982 said: "the VCR is to the American film producer and the American public as the Boston strangler is to the woman home alone... We are going to bleed and hemorrhage, unless this Congress at least protect[s] one industry whose total future depends on its protection from the savagery and ravages of this machine." We're hearing the same ramblings today against digital media, as Netflix is being called the "Albanian army" by TimeWarner CEO Jeff Bewkes. The same apocalyptic tone as in past scuffles surrounds Tech vs Media Battle #4, with analog incumbents vs digital upstarts.
The fact that Canada has spent a decade creating nothing comparable to House of Cards, Game Change and many more political dramas is a shame, but hardly surprising. We're a plucky lot -- and certainly no slackers in the world of entertainment -- but this is one realm where we're hopelessly out-gunned. There's never been (and never will be) a compelling Canadian political drama for one simple reason: Canadian politics is not interesting. "Yes sir, we'll get right on that, sir" isn't the sort of dialogue from which compelling scripts are made.
"The Corporation" proved all over again just how much we've changed in 50 years. As I drive through rural New Brunswick, I can plainly see the great hollowing out of the rural economies. You see the old people still living alone in their crumbling houses, paint peeling and the part-time people who arrive in new SUVs and summer-ize their freshly painted pastel cottages overlooking the sea.
Television as we know it is dying, but most people don't perceive yet the dramatic change that is bubbling below the surface. A stunning report released at this week's Consumer Electronic's Show, CES, points to a wholesale collapse of traditional TV viewing -- with the percentage of consumer TV viewing in a typical week plummeting from 71 per cent in 2009 to 48 per cent in 2011.


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The Georgetown sailing team knew exactly what they were dealing with. The gusty San Francisco breeze failed to exhaust the determined Hoyas, who qualified for three InterCollegiate Sailing Association National championships this spring.
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"It was a long six days, but we were ready," says A-division skipper Charlie Buckingham, of Newport Beach, Calif., who sailed six consecutive days in two regattas. His performances at Coed and Team Race Nationals were of such caliber that Georgetown finished third in both regattas and Buckingham received All-American honors for the second year in a row. Because of his outstanding performance this year, Buckingham also garnered the Everett B. Morris Trophy, distinguishing him as the Men's Collegiate Sailor of the Year. He's only a sophomore, by the way.
In preparing for Nationals, did you focus more on team racing or fleet racing?
Truthfully, we really didn't do that much fleet racing practice. We worked on a lot of team racing combos and a progression of different drills, trying to get ready for Nationals. By practicing starts, combos, and all your team racing drills, you are doing a lot of boathandling. In the end, when you practice team racing, you do get in a lot of fleet racing practice because of all the boathandling work and concentrating on making your boat go fast. I felt like we were prepared for all three regattas.
Were you familiar with the San Francisco conditions?
I knew what they were like because I had done a couple of clinics at City Front, but I had never really done a serious regatta there. I knew going into it about the strong current and the strong wind, but I had never been in a true racing scenario. Until I got onto the starting line, I didn't actually know what to expect.
What was the biggest challenge for you at Nationals?
Basically the whole time I got pretty bad starts. I think it was a combination of the strong wind and really strong upwind current. I'm usually a pretty conservative starter and not very aggressive on the line and I think an aggressive starting strategy was rewarded at that regatta. In hindsight, I should have been a lot more aggressive, but I hadn't really practiced that style yet. I just did not get off the line as well as I needed to.
How did you get back to a good position during races?
Alex Taylor [Georgetown '10] and I are pretty fast together. We've worked really hard all year and usually when we didn't get a good start throughout the year we were able to play the shifts really well and work together to make everything in the boat go as best it could in the conditions. City Front was pretty much a one-sided track the whole time so basically the only thing we could do to dig back was try and go fast and catch a lot of boats downwind.


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We need 10 loggers for Iron Flex!
IronFlex Supps want to start off strong and get a handful of logs going.We are going to run logs on ALL of our PHs. We would like 2 people per product. For now, we are starting off with Brawn, Trenstane,Halox, Ultrasten, and Stenzine. For more info, on each of these please refer to their product pages on our website, ironflexsupps .com (minus the spaces).
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Wait a minute... It's real meat? She sat down among people with.. MEAT on her? No way.It's gotta be fake.
There are people dying on this planet, cause they don't have enough food and gaga is using meat as a statement (which has already been said on the vogue cover). not to speak of the dead cow (or whatever poor creature it was)- died for nothing, but a show.


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What's Happening at St. Francis
Prayer List
If you have someone you would like to have on the church prayer list, please send their name(s) to the office. Their name will remain on the list for two weeks but you may add it again.
SMUM Christmas Gift Drive
Every child deserves a wonderful gift during this holiday season. SMUM is accepting new unwrapped toys (for ages 0-11), gifts, gift cards and clothing (for ages 12-18). SMUM also appreciates financial donations to help buy Christmas supplies. If you'd like to make a monetary donation, please make checks payable to Santa Maria Urban Ministry, with "Christmas drive" on the memo line. Thank you!
Advent Wreath Lighting
For the four Sundays of Advent ALL children, youth, and adults will gather in church at 10:00 a.m. for the procession & Advent wreath lighting before Church School (there will be no children's chapel for these Sundays).
Advent Study
Saving Jesus (Ever feel Jesus has been kidnapped by the Christian Right?)
The discussion begins Sunday, December 1st at 9:00 a.m. and will repeat each week on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. Please join the rector in the library either Sunday or Wednesday (or both) in Advent. The format for each 60-90 minute session includes conversation around the readings, a video segment and guided discussion. We will hear from John Dominic Crossan, Matthew Fox, Amy-Jill Levine, James Forbes and a host of others for an exploration of the relevance of Jesus Christ for the third millennium.
St. Francis Advent Pageant 2013
Sunday, December 15, 10:00 a.m.
Presenting STRANGER IN THE MANGER.
Join us as we prepare for the birth of Jesus in song and rhyme. It's a whimsical, Seuss-like version of the traditional Christmas story complete with 1960s girl group angels, cheerleaders, rhyming narrative and a little rap.
Dress Rehearsal.... Saturday, December 14, 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.Lunch and Caroling at the Atrium
Sunday, December 15, 12:00 noon
All children, youth & adults are invited to sing at Atria Chateau Gardens (1185 Pedro St., San Jose, CA). This facility is across the street from the San Jose Swim and Racquet Club. Performance at 1:30 p.m. Meet at Jake's first at 12:00 noon for lunch and then go to Atria right after.
Christmas Flower Offering
We invite you to make a flower offering in memory of a loved one, or in thanks-giving for a friend or relative. Names will be listed in the Christmas worship Bulletin. You may use a Flower Offering envelope in the back of the church pews.
A Resounding Holiday
Sunday, December 15, 4:00 p.m.
St. Francis welcomes the Resounding Achord choral group for a holiday concert. SONGS WE KNOW BY HEART will feature all your favorite holiday tunes, many heard in new ways, as well as a few classics thrown in. Ticket Prices: High school age and under - free; College students - $10 presale/online, $20 at door; Adults - $15 presale/online, $20 at door. For more info or to purchase tickets visit ResoundingAchord.
Blue Christmas Service
Sunday, December 22, 6:00 p.m.
A Blue Christmas Service is a time when we can, with others, acknowledge the "blue" feelings we have at Chrismas time, the reasons for them, and offer them to God.
Family Christmas Service
Tuesday, December 24, 4:00 p.m.
This service welcomes children and their families. Carols and Holy Communion.
Traditional Festive Choral Christmas
Tuesday, December 24, 10:00 p.m.
A festive evening service with choir and instrumentalists. Carols and Holy Communion.
Christmas Day Service
Wednesday, December 25, 10:00 a.m.
All are welcome to this Celebration on the day of our Savior's birth.
Lessons and Carols Service
Sunday, December 29, 10:00 a.m.
No 8:00 a.m. service
St. Francis Dinner Groups
Dinner groups - both adult and family are a fun way to meet and get to know those in our parish we may not have met otherwise. Each dinner group consists of 8 - 10 adults or 3 - 4 families who meet throughout the year in homes, restaurants, parks - wherever the group decides. Sign-ups will continue through the middle of December during coffee hour, so please consider this an activity in which you want to be involved! If you have questions, please call Melinda Dobbs, 267-1777 or Church office 292-7090.
St. Francis Upcoming Events ... Mark your calendar
Announcing SSP Middle School trip dates
July 13th - 19th, 2014
The Diocese will be taking the youth to the SSP site at Chiloquin in Southern Oregon. Registration forms will be available next month, but please don't delay if you are interested. There are only 10 slots available for the 2014 trip and they do fill up quickly. Scholarships are available.
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Look up information about these courses, workshops, seminars and special events in the OPTIONS Continuing Education Schedule of Classes, published twice yearly.
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Continuing Education Unit credits (CEUs) may be offered for professions that require regular upgrading for certification. Special seminars to meet the training needs of specific organizations can be arranged by phoning the Continuing Education Office at (231) 777-0348.
Conference and meeting planning services are available for those who are conducting private sector events apart from the Continuing Education offerings. Satellite services and interactive learning opportunities are also available on campus.
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Extracting .gz files and placing the output in another directory in one command line is convenient thing.
I just followed some how-to to install Nagios on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx but they give the method to install from archives. I wished to install from the repository. If you do so some files are missing. I've not tested yet but this is an example command line I did to extract
sudo sh -c 'gunzip -c /usr/share/doc/nagios3-common/examples/template-object/templates.cfg.gz > /etc/nagios3/objects/templates.cfg'
We need privilege to write the destination file.
sleep 1h ; sudo command
sudo sleep 1h ; sudo command
won't work, because by the time the delay is up, sudo will want your password again.
-R Recursively change attributes of directories and their contents.
+i to set the immutable bit to prevent even root from erasing or changing the contents of a file.
Replace PACKAGE with desired package name.
Found here: http://mikebeach.org/2011/04/undo-apt-get-build-dep/
Normally when a site is blocked through /etc/hosts, traffic is just being redirected to a non-existent server that isn't going to respond. This helps get your point across a little more clearly than a browser timeout.
Of course you could use any number of codes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes
Obviously, this command can be added to init-rc.d, and more sophisticated responses can be given. Seems noteworthy to mention that the information sent from the browser can be parsed using the bash READ builtin (such as 'while read -t 1 statement; do parsing'), and the connection stays open until the script exits. Take care that you must use EXEC:'bash -c foo.sh', as 'execvp' (socat's method for executing scripts) invokes 'sh', not 'bash'.
I'll let Slayer handle that. Raining Blood for your pleasure.
Same as 7272 but that one was too dangerous
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Low angle, face climbing at its best. A definite classic especially when linked up to Inferno (5.8) to make a full length route. Pitch 1: 5.7 this is not really part of Hotter Than Hell, but it is the normal start. On the left end of the south buttress locate a slab with 2 bolts on it. Climb the slab past the bolts to the tree ledge where the route actually starts. Or you can climb around the slab to the left then traverse back right on to the ledge. Pitch 2: 5.9 start under a couple small roofs, you will see a bolt above. Climb through the overlaps and clip the bolt. Make a spicy traverse right to gain your next bolt then head up the killer crimpy face climbing following the bolts. The crux is a mantel move in to an obvious niche 2/3 of the way up, the move is protected by a bolt. This was once a popular place to belay, but most parties climbing with a 60m rope will prefer to continue out of the niche and straight up to the tree belay at the ledge. And that's the end of the line. I highly recommend finishing up Inferno (5.8). This is one of the best link ups in the Conway area.
All the way to the left on the South Buttress, you will find a slab with 2 bolts just right of a dirty gully. Climb the 2 bolt slab (spicy 5.7) or head up the gully and traverse on to the tree ledge where the route starts under a couple of small roofs above which you will see a bolt.
There are many bolts, but gear comes in handy, so bring a normal/light rack.
A great link up is to go from Hotter than Hell to Tranquility for one pitch to the last pitch of Inferno. Fabulous and fun.
Our party did this line as a means to get at Inferno on our last trip to Whitehorse. Great line but be prepared. It's spicy. Perhaps not ideal for taking inexperienced seconds due to tricky traverses.
Spicey ? Better watch out for most of the others lines around then.
if you blew off the traverse at the wrong spot you could hit the ledge (leading or following)... that sounds worth a little warning to me if you might be thinking of bringing a less experienced climber on it... other routes might have longer runouts but no danger for the second...
Maybe- Thin Air ? lakeview ?
Great Climb; but I would not consider it spicy. It is one of the most solid 5.9's on this part of the ledge. I find it most challanging (and fun!) getting into the alcove, but there is a bolt at you waist. The traverse is solid. Just take your time. All the moves are there.
MJO, I would have to disagree and say that I find Hotter to be spicy. The route is safe no doubt, but the climbing can be insecure at spots and somewhat run out (while still with in the PG range.) If some one unfamiliar with thin face climbing gets on this, especially on a hot day as, many make the mistake of doing, it can certainly be scary. As for solid 5.9's on this part of the cliff, the only other classic 5.9's I'm familiar with on this part would be Cold Day and Childrens crusade., Both of which I consider to be slightly harder, but not as spicy as Hotter....IMHO.
True, Hotter Than Hell should not be climbed on a hot day, and the heat and humidity does make it grades harder/scarier. I'm a big fan of face climbs and I find this one to be one of my favorites. The bolts are evenly spaced and right where I need them. The other climbs I was refering to were Jacobs Ladder, Atlantis, Cemetary Gates, as well as the ones you quoted. I know some of these are graded harder than Hotter but share pitches of similar grades and quality. If you go over to Cathedral and enjoy The Siagon Sisters (5.8) I think that Hotter is a great next step up. Thanks for the comment and suggestions. Autumn is nearly upon us; enjoy the climbing!
I'm not a regular to the area but... I've led the Saigon's and didn't see any issues for an inexperienced second. Don't get me wrong... the moves on HTH are there, it's a great climb, but I wouldn't want my second to blow it after unclipping the bolt heading into the traverse. Just thought I'd mention it up there since Inferno's upper pitches are so nice that's a logical place to introduce someone to the sport. Cheers.
To avoid the "spice"- start directly under the end of the traverse and go up to the bolt, maybe even a bit of gear. It's not very hard and the second should not have a problem. We started this way for Burning Down the House.
I climbed this last week with 2 relatively new seconds, To protect the traverse I lead with 2 single ropes as if they were doubles. When the first second completed the traverse I had them reclip the other rope to the 2nd bolt after the traverse. Youll take a bit of a swing if you fall but wont fall over the roof
How fixed is the second pitch of this? How many bolts/spacing? How are the falls?
First j - you won't fall off, it's pretty low angle. maybe a few pieces to 2" ? maybe a 2 1/2". Some extra slings. Finish up inferno- very cool- bring some extra medium cams
Im looking for something to work on thin face climbing while on lead. So safe then? Im not too good on runouts.
I just got on this yesterday for the first time. my opinion is that you could hurt yourself if you blew it on the traverse, in agreement with a few others of you above. however, i didn't find those moves to be terribly challenging. i thought higher up the moves thinned out a bit, or at least, i had a harder time finding the holds. by that point though, you're in good shape and a fall wouldn't be dangerous (IMO). i plugged a few pieces of gear in addition to the bolts, and it didn't then seem runout to me, except for the pendulum to the ledge potential during the lower traverse. It's a super route though. I can't wait to get back on it.
I climbed this earlier in the week and don't recall the traverse being too dangerous. Not to say it isn't, but from what I remember - it's a very thoughtful sequence, however all the moves are there. There may be some danger for the 2nd, if they unclip the bolt and fall...the rope stretch may lead them back down to the ledge. My partner is very good at delicate moves though so I wasn't worried about her falling. Incredible line! Awesome, thin moves and very careful climbing. If you don't climb Inferno after this you're silly.


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Second chance for sacked ambulance volunteer Godfrey Smith
1:43pm Sunday 20th October 2013 in News By Pete Hughes, Reporter. Call me on 01865 425431
A VOLUNTEER ambulance worker sacked for speeding on his way to a call-out has been told his case will be "reappraised".
Godfrey Smith was told he was no longer needed after 15 years as a community first responder after doing 33mph in a 20mph zone in Oxford in July.
The Faringdon resident was on his way to help a man in St Clement's with breathing difficulties.
He said he thought he was in a 30mph zone because that limit was shown on the sat nav provided by South Central Ambulance Service (SCAS).
Mr Smith, 64, was also censured for driving the wrong way around a bollard, at the junction of Longwall Street heading towards St Clements.
Now SCAS said he can retrain and then he will be considered to return to his former post.
He said: "I am over the moon I've got a second chance."
Service chief executive Will Hancock said: "In response to an appeal by Mr Smith we have undertaken a review of the process and decisions that were taken.
"In recognition of his valued service Mr Smith has given the trust and local community over a number of years we have agreed a process of retraining and reassessment with him."
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