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it sounds meaningful. i never done this or something like this before. 2 years ago
10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
As of today, you will be able to download your goals and entries. See more about that on the FAQ page. Thanks for 10 great years of goal-setting and achieving.
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it sounds meaningful. i never done this or something like this before. 2 years ago
oh i think it's amazing too!! do you have msn address or QQ number? actually i dont know how to send message either…...even though i've read the explanation(i dont know how to say it exactly….) 2 years ago
i want to go to Yunnan has for a long time.i love traveling! the scenery in Yunnan attracts me a looooooot! 2 years ago
for a long time i've loved writing letters.write to my friends.it makes me feel happy.i live in china and i'm a chinese girl.if someone is interested in and want to know something about china please write back to me~ 2 years ago
i want to send my postcards too.however i couldn't find anyone to send.i'm also 19 and i'm chinese. i live in china.maybe we can be postcard pals if we speak about our life. 2 years ago


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"The Mountains of Spain"
I have long been a Hemingway fan but have not been through all his writings. If you have any doubt that Hemingway was a literary giant you need only listen to this title. Between listens I would find myself thinking about the characters. The thread of their lives, and their very souls, were exposed brilliantly. I finished the listen days ago and still find myself thinking about it. I feel like I was there, with them, in the mountains, dedicated to the cause. In a sense, I'm still there, heart pressed to the pine needles on the forest floor along side Robert Jordan. In this book, at least, Hemingway was that good. Give it a try; I think you'll like this one.
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Written on: 05/05/2006 by SecBB (2 reviews written)
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A must have for all Tassimo machine owners.
Free UK postage.
Fully wipeable.
Can be flat packed for easy storage.
Wall mountable or free standing.
Trendy new product.
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Plastic, but this means hygienic.
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The Fantazio FTDD1 Tassimo T Disc Dispenser comes fully assembled. It just needs to be filled with Tassimo T Discs. I use mine free standing, and it looks great alongside my Tassimo machine. It is easy to choose the flavour of T Disc you want, and it tidied up my cupboards from having loose boxes in them.
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It's made by Braun then. Should be OK.
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New, luxury 1 bed ground floor apartment (sleeps 4) with communal pool. Private, yet central location, featuring mature gardens with a tropical theme, poolside facilities and communal BBQ area.
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We offer friendly and tasteful accommodation, with a unique secluded terrace view of natural unspoilt countryside.
Such is the centrality of the location, a range of the top restaurants and bars is within 5 minutes walking distance, as is the centre of Ayia Napa, yet within Ruby's Retreat, you will experience an oasis of calm - essential for that undisturbed night's sleep.
The choice is yours, whether to relax within the tranquil tropical surroundings or to engage in a stroll to the nearest restaurant or busy nightlife!
The apartment consists of an open plan kitchen / dining / lounge area, a bathroom and one bedroom, all newly finished in a tasteful manner.
The lounge and the dining area have adequate seating for 4 people. For your entertainment a television and CD/Radio are provided.
The kitchen is fully equipped with hob, oven, microwave, fridge freezer, kettle, teapot, toaster and washing machine. Cutlery, crockery, glassware, and cooking utensils are provided.
The bedroom is furnished with two single beds, a built in wardrobe,dressing table and hairdryer. Two generous sofa beds are also located within the lounge area.
The bathroom is fitted with shower, wash basin, and WC.
All areas have electronic, remote control air conditioning (cooling and heating), double glazed windows and tiled floors throughout.
Towels (including beach) and bed linen are provided.
A mid let clean, if required, can be arranged prior to your stay.
A terraced area is accessible through patio doors in the lounge and bedroom and is furnished with patio table, chairs, parasol etc.
An off road on site allocated parking space is available should you decide to hire a car or scooter.
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Ruby's Retreat is within 'La Casa Di Napa' complex on Ayias Mavris Street, just off Nissi Avenue.
Ayia Napa is well signposted from airports. Further information and maps are available.
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Ayia Napa has a full range of shopping areas, cafés, restaurants, pubs and discotheques. Many attractions are found in the town centre including Ayia Napa Monastery, which is a landmark of the town.
The popular harbour area is a pedestrian zone, with cafés and seafood taverns lining the sea front. At night, beautifully designed lights illuminate the harbour, setting the perfect scene for a romantic meal or a family stroll. There is also a walkway all the way along the coast to the fabulous Nissi Beach.
The harbour area is about a 10 to 15 minute walk from Ruby's Retreat, through the town centre.
Alternatively, head to Cape Greco (a National Forest Park), outside the town, to find charming trails for biking, hiking or walking. It is an idyllic picnic spot with equipped BBQ areas and amenities.
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There is a wide range of cuisine from around the world available including French, Italian, Mexican, Chinese, Thai, Indian, home cooked favourites and of course local fresh fish.
The main restaurant area is on the doorstep of your La Casa di Napa' complex.
There are beaches dotted along the roadsides both in an out of Ayia Napa which all offer excellent bathing and relaxation opportunities. Nissi Beach is approximately a 10 minute walk from Ruby's Retreat. There's music, water sports, a 50 metre bungee jump, and there's an island not far away too which you can wade out to.
Makronissos is also a large beach and as with almost all of the beaches, it offers full water sports, particularly parascending and paddle boating.
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A great range of water sports is available. The most popular sport seems to be scuba diving, as the water surrounding the island is warm and crystal clear, with even tides and visibility reaching up to 30 or 40 metres. The nearby Water World theme park and the Marine Life museum are also well worth a visit!
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During the height of the housing boom, some likened the flipping game in Miami's condo market to a circus. The circus is back, and more high-flying than ever.
Median-income families in only one major U.S. city actually can afford to buy a new car, a new study finds.
A stencil by British artist Banksy is up for auction for an estimated $500,000. One problem: the neighborhood where Banksy sprayed the work wants its graffiti back.
Stephen Ross, Miami Dophins owner, discusses his plans for building a winning franchise; and the slowdown in real estate.
Tim Murphy, Founder & CEO, IP Global says the housing recovery is underway in the U.S. He lists the company's best and worst regional picks for residential property investments.
Eugene Lee, president of ETL Associates, tells CNBC that the game between Alabama and Notre Dame will lead to huge revenues across the board.
CNBC's Robert Frank has the latest details on former tech titan John McAfee's run from legal authorities in Belize.
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Accusations against the Miami Republican include receiving income from Southwest Florida Enterprises Inc., a company involved with Flagler Dog Track in Miami, that he knew or should have known was given to influence his vote or official action and using campaign funds for non-campaign expenses.
MIAMI-- A third victim of a massive parking garage collapse at a Miami college died Thursday morning, just hours after rescuers pulled him from beneath piles of twisted steel and crumbled concrete, police said. Samuel Perez, 53, had been trapped in the collapse Wednesday at Miami Dade College.
MIAMI-- A section of a parking garage under construction at a community college collapsed Wednesday, killing two people and trapping two others in the rubble, officials said. At least 10 other workers were hurt when the roof of the five-story concrete garage fell, creating a pancake-style collapse on the campus of Miami-Dade College, officials said.
Ranked in order from the least expensive to the most expensive mansion, here are the priciest homes in the 10 biggest cities in the U.S.
Growing demand from the increasingly itinerant global rich, coupled with a shorter supply of trophy homes in some markets, has led to a rise in $100,000-a-month rentals.
Miami's high-end real-estate market is hot, but with wealthy foreign speculators providing the heat, a global stumble could cool it off in a hurry.
The following is a list the most expensive of the sporting events that had the most expensive luxury box suites, from baseball to basketball to football and more.
TripAdvisor looked at the busiest U.S. airports and user-generated reviews to see which ones were rated the best by the general flying public.
If you're looking for a cross-section of the housing market in the Southeast, Miami, Louisville and Atlanta are in varying stages of recovery, and each seems to be playing out a different style of rebound from the housing market's colossal bust.
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The act of caregiving is something that most people do not fully grasp. Most often, individuals are hit with sudden news of illness that totally change their lives moving forward, along with their family's. The disease becomes not only a burden to that individual's life, but also to those who take care of the person in need. The emotional and physical results of such care can be down right draining.
Caregivers are often left feeling as though they are alone. The United Way of Northern New Jersey is a non-profit organization that has a group called Caregivers Collation, who's sole mission is to provide support and resources to help make these Caregivers job's a little easier to deal with.
Frank is a Caregiver who was open to sharing his story with us in a true and honest way. The hope is that people are able to gain a better understanding and realization of what it means to be a Caregiver, and what they need in order to continue on..Cinematography2014
"In the late 1960s, designer Jens Risom sought an affordable vacation home for his family on Block Island, off the coast of Rhode Island. Now some 45 years later, the prefab cottage still exists to serve the needs of the growing Risom brood." dwell.comCinematography2012
One year ago Brendan Schreiber was set to start his junior season of lacrosse playing for Clifton High School in New Jersey. But before he could meet the challenges on the field, he was faced with a far larger one away from the game. He was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma the day the season began. With the support of his parents, teammates, and the surrounding community, he began his battle. Through his perseverance and determination, he not only beat the disease, but continued to contribute to his team on the field of play. Now entering his senior season, he aims to be even more of a leader after undoubtedly becoming tougher from the experience. This is his journey.Cinematography, Directing, Writing2014
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Dec. 7 (Bloomberg) -- The rand declined the most in two weeks against the dollar as concern European leaders will struggle to contain the region's debt crisis damped demand for emerging-market currencies.
South Africa's currency depreciated 0.9 percent weaker to 8.0971 at 4:45 p.m. in Johannesburg, the biggest drop on a closing basis since Nov. 23. Against the euro, it slipped 0.6 percent to 10.8158.
Germany rejects proposals to combine the current and permanent euro-area rescue funds, a government official said today in Berlin on condition of anonymity because the negotiations are private, a day before the beginning of a two- day European Union summit. Currencies from Russia, India and Brazil declined versus the dollar, while the euro weakened against 11 of its 16 major counterparts.
"There is a tremendous amount of uncertainty ahead of the EU summit," George Glynos, managing director at Econometrix Treasury Management in Johannesburg, said by phone. "Some people in the market are putting a lot of faith in EU policy makers but their track record is shocking. They've disappointed the markets more than they've impressed."
Standard & Poor's warning this week on the debt ratings of 15 euro-area governments will spur leaders to ratchet up efforts tomorrow, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said yesterday. The European Central Bank is forecast to cut interest rates tomorrow.
"Cautious trade is typical ahead of major events - and we have two of these -- the ECB tomorrow and then the EU summit," John Cairns, a currency strategist at Rand Merchant Bank in Johannesburg, said in e-mailed comments.
The rand stayed weaker after retail sales rose at a slower pace of 7.4 percent in October, compared with 7.7 percent the previous month, as a pickup in inflation undermined consumer spending.
South Africa's 6.75 percent bonds due 2021 declined for a third day, driving the yield up three basis points, or 0.03 percentage point, to 7.91 percent.
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Keeping Your Child Safe From the Three H's of Heat IllnessAugust 1st, 2012
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Organic Baby Formula Sets New Industry Standard for PurityAugust 1st, 2012
Nature's One, the leader in organic medical nutrition continues to pursue its mission to make organic better. Today the company confirms its organic-compliant filtration technology reduces speciated arsenic found in organic brown rice syrup to undetectable levels.
Swimming Helps Reduce StressAugust 1st, 2012
New international research commissioned by the world's leading swimwear brand, Speedo, has revealed that swimmers agree that swimming helps to release stress and tension, makes them more confident about the way they look and leaves them feeling mentally refreshed.
Struggling Primary Care Physicians Could Undermine Affordable Care ActAugust 1st, 2012Primary Care Physicians Facing Financial Difficulties
26 percent of primary care physicians report poor financial health in the most recent QuantiaMD Physician Wellbeing Index. This financial instability, coupled with mounting professional challenges, and a dearth of incentives, are major factors driving new physicians away from primary care and into more lucrative subspecialties.
Women Near Retirement Underestimate Future Health Care CostsAugust 1st, 2012Survey identifies differences between women and men's attitudes about retirement
While facing the prospect of living more years in retirement, women nearing retirement underestimate how much they will need to pay for their future health care costs even more so than men nearing retirement, according to a Nationwide Financial survey released today.
New School Cafeteria Guidelines Make A Healthier Back-To-School SeasonJuly 31st, 2012
When students arrive at school this fall, their cafeteria will look a lot different. School meals must meet new federal nutrition standards requiring more whole grains, fresh fruits and vegetables and less sodium and calories, as detailed in an article in the July issue of Food Nutrition & Science.
What a Dog's Nose Knows About People with Diabetes and Severe HypoglycemiaJuly 31st, 2012
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Pregnancy Video Trend Spreads MessageJuly 31st, 2012
The March of Dimes is spreading its message that "Healthy Babies are Worth the Wait," by tapping into a trend by parents to create a digital keepsake of their pregnancy to share with loved ones.
Everyday Athletes Get Great Starts At BreakfastJuly 31st, 2012
The 2012 Olympic Games can inspire many to make improvements in their fitness and in their efforts to keep their families healthy. One thing that fans and athletes can relate to is the importance of starting the day right, with a great breakfast to help achieve your potential.
Colorado Ruling Endangers Women's HealthJuly 30th, 2012Catholics Demand Respect for Employees' Consciences
A Federal District Court in the District of Colorado ruled today that a private air-conditioning manufacturer can discriminate against its employees and refuse to cover contraception as required by the Affordable Care Act.


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Video log: Walk-around of Volvo's VNX heavy haul tractor
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Overdrive Equipment Editor Jack Roberts is in Asheville, N.C., this week to test drive the Volvo VNX. While there, he grabbed Volvo's Jason Spence to do a few walk-around videos of the truck and to talk about some of its features:
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When a career and a passion come together, it's a beautiful thing. I am a self-taught, motivated photographer who had no idea how far this little hobby of mine would take me. Fast forward to almost 7 years and boom, I'm living my dream! I am blessed with a beautiful family, my husband Robert is my rock, together we have the funniest and lovable daughter Leah Reese. She has made our lives complete!
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Generally speaking, the errors in religion are dangerous; those in philosophy only ridiculousDavid Hume
If you shut your door to all errors truth will be shut out.Rabindranath Tagore
It is the highest form of self-respect to admit our errors and mistakes and make amends for them. To make a mistake is only an error in judgment, but to adhere to it when it is discovered shows infirmity of character.îDale E. Turner
We ought not to look back unless it is to derive useful lessons from past errors, and for the purpose of profiting by dear bought experience.George Washington
It is, of course, merely a truism to say that war, like other social or political evils, is the outcome of the bad management of human society, which is, in its turn, due to certain errors or deficiencies. But our task is to discern the sort of error or deficiency.Sir Norman Angell
The logic now in use serves rather to fix and give stability to the errors which have their foundation in commonly received notions than to help the search for truth. So it does more harm than good.Francis Bacon
The major flaw in the American justice system is that appeals focus only on procedural errors, and one's guilt or innocence is never again an issue after the original trial, even if that trial reached the wrong result.F. Lee Bailey
One of the pleasures of art is that it enables the mind to move in unanticipated directions, to make connections that may be in some sense errors but are fruitful nonetheless.Donald Barthelme
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Nietzsche says that as soon as he had read a single page of Schopenhauer, he knew he would read every page of him and pay heed to every word, even to the errors he might find. Every intellectual aspirant will be able to name men whom he has read in this way.Georg Morris Cohen Brandes
Most people like to believe something is or is not true. Great scientists tolerate ambiguity very well. They believe the theory enough to go ahead; they doubt it enough to notice the errors and faults so they can step forward and create the new replacement theory. If you believe too much you'll never notice the flaws; if you doubt too much you won't get started. It requires a lovely balance.Richard Wesley Hamming


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Kentucky Golf - Thanksgiving & Christmas Camps
Two sessions available: November 15-16 and December 20-21
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Kentucky men's golf team documents golf tour of Scotland
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Wildcat Elite Academy June 7-8 & June 9-10; Wildcat Golf Academy July 8-12
SEC Championship Second Round
Photos from the second round of the SEC Championship in St. Simons Island, Ga., at the Sea Island Golf Club.
Bluegrass Invitational
Kentucky won the 2014 Bluegrass Invitational on Sunday, April 13 at the University Club in Lexington, Ky.
Bluegrass Invitational
First round action of the Bluegrass Invitational at the University Club in Lexington, Ky., on Saturday, April 12, 2014.
Jessie Mudd enters his fourthseason as the assistant coach of the University of Kentucky men's golf program. Mudd hails from the University of Florida where he was an All-American and had a successful junior golf career that led to him being ranked No. 1 in the nation.
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Oppo Find 7 will be more expensive than thought
So far, Oppo hasn't advertised the price of the more premium version of the phone, which will feature a 1440 x 2560 QHD resolution screen, and possibly a 50MP camera. The manufacturer has confirmed the existence of this model and it will be unveiled March 19th along with the FHD variant.
In China, a high-end smartphone with a 1080 x 1920 resolution screen is priced at $100 to as much as $200 lower. Oppo could be shooting itself in the foot by asking for nearly $600 for this model of the Find 7. We do have to admit that there is some mystique involved, and the Find 7 has become a curiosity for smartphone fans. But many of them will never get a chance at seeing the phone in the flesh due to the lack of any partnership between the manufacturer and U.S. carriers. And Chinese smartphone buyers might not see the point of paying so much money for the Oppo Find 7 when other similar models are priced much cheaper.
FHD version of the Oppo Find 5 is priced at the equivalent of $570 USD
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FHD version of the Oppo Find 5 is priced at the equivalent of $570 USD
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1. papss (unregistered)
2. Kishin (Posts: 647; Member since: 30 May 2013)
Thats pretty creative..
3. ihavenoname (Posts: 1519; Member since: 18 Aug 2013)
Premium built, desinged and engineered phone, with premium manufacturer. I'd not see premium price as a big problem on this phone.
4. maherk (Posts: 1194; Member since: 10 Feb 2012)
Same here. I love my note 3, but I am looking forward to see what will the find 7 offer, and I wouldn't mind paying a bit more than the competition if it did indeed include all the rumored specs.
5. SamDroid (unregistered)
Speaking of phones....did you guys know that Samsung also make cars?
Check it out
6. kryme (Posts: 145; Member since: 24 Oct 2013)
lol that statement is so wrong....
10. SamDroid (unregistered)
No its around 70% true
9. MrTzr (Posts: 125; Member since: 26 Jun 2013)
They also build large ships.
17. Topcat488 (Posts: 1173; Member since: 29 Sep 2012)
Yeah but Apple is suppose to buy Tesla Motor Co. I wonder if people will say they are copying? The Tesla electric car does look a lot better though than Samsungs.
23. SamDroid (unregistered)
I think it kinda suits Apple. And anyway Samsung couldn't afford to keep Samsung Motors afloat so they sold a big part of it to Renault, or so I heard. Anyway we'll see how an Apple car would look like :)
7. zachattack (Posts: 590; Member since: 31 Jul 2013)
600 for the regular version which translates to like 800 for the better version. That's going to go over real well
14. Neo_Huang (Posts: 700; Member since: 06 Dec 2013)
Yeah, the OnePlus One will beat the crap out of it if this will be the official price.
22. coffeehouse119 (Posts: 4; Member since: 12 Mar 2014)
And not only OnePlus One , check 2 other chinese phones already launched Xiaomi mi3 and Gionee Elife e7)
8. IliyaBeshkov (Posts: 244; Member since: 09 Jul 2012)
$600 is better for those specs.. unlike S5 price tag!
11. maherk (Posts: 1194; Member since: 10 Feb 2012)
Beside the 2gb of ram, what specs are you talking about?
12. PapaSmurf (Posts: 8922; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Ignore him. He's trolling Samsung. That's what 95% of the users on this site do because they're insecure and are tired of seeing Samsung succeed year after year.
20. IliyaBeshkov (Posts: 244; Member since: 09 Jul 2012)
I'm trolling?! Go get a life, man! Everyone have an opinion and this is mine!
13. alrightihatepickingusernames (Posts: 439; Member since: 29 Dec 2013)
It's a premium device, I didn't expect less than $570, what were others expecting? Just because it's Chinese doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be super cheap.
15. techperson211 (Posts: 710; Member since: 27 Feb 2014)
Depends now a days. If you want to compete head to head to big smart phone company you should mind your pricing 1st
16. aditya.k (Posts: 482; Member since: 10 Mar 2013)
Umm. PA should know those $400 phones are powered by MediaTek processors. And Oppo is not some silly Chinese company who tries to clone and stuff.
18. SleepingOz (unregistered)
I'm pretty sure it'll worth every penny!
19. mmmanuuu (Posts: 240; Member since: 05 Nov 2013)
Oppo Gangnam Style !
21. coffeehouse119 (Posts: 4; Member since: 12 Mar 2014)
This crap is more then an nexus 5 with exact same specs , only bigger screen (that could be a bad thing, and no sd card) so we get an nexus 5 with sd card , this is so lame... and nexus 5 i can buy from my country don't need to use warranty in case from other country and we pay more ... i expected more from oppo , don't rippo off ppl ... compare this with xiaomi mi3 that is WAY less with same specs and 64gb ram ... WHY WOULD ANYONE IN THE RIGHT MIND BUY Oppo find 7 and not Xiaomi MI3 or another Chinese phone (Gionee Elife e7 that got even better specs same 5.5 BUT ON SAME PRICE 3GB RAM , 32GB DRIVE AND 16MB Camera ) ? This is just my opinion , and i am disappointed , cuz i waited for this phone ... like WTF OPPO , put you feet back on the ground don't ignore your fans !
24. SamDroid (unregistered)
Really. People want high quality stuff at a cheap price. I don't hear anyone complaining about Apple's pricing. Coz its almost laughable buying a 4-inch dual core processor phone for nearly $1000 (yes, thats how much it costs in my country) when you can get a powerful 5 inch octa-core for just $600 or less and get a far better experience with it. Thats one reason I never liked Apple products. Anyway thats beside the point. Somebody works hard to try to bring quality products to the market and they get hate because of the price? Let those who can afford it buy it. If you're not happy with the price then do what I did, go for the best alternative
25. scsa852k (Posts: 302; Member since: 16 Oct 2012)
It's still cheaper than most of other flagships


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Football Association chairman David Bernstein has condemned the racist abuse directed towards some Tottenham players in their Europa League game with Inter Milan on Thursday night.
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Emmanuel Adebayor was the main target of abuse from Inter fans in the San Siro, with the Togo striker scoring the extra-time goal that saw Spurs advance on the away goals rule after a 4-1 defeat on the night left the tie level at 4-4.
Despite ongoing attempts by UEFA and FIFA to eradicate racism in football, the problem persists and Bernstein admits the regularity of such abuse is a concern.
"I condemn the racist abuse that Tottenham Hotspur players suffered at last night's Europa League fixture in Milan," Bernstein said in a statement on the FA's website.
"It is unacceptable and concerning that clubs in Europe have had to endure recurrences of abuse this season.
"I am sure UEFA will take appropriate action but it also reminds us of the need to work collectively across national and international football authorities to deal with this serious issue, as we are also doing in this country.
"This is a matter I will take up as a priority with the new FIFA anti-racism and discrimination task force when I meet its head Jeffrey Webb in the near future."
Inter Milan have been in trouble in the past for the actions of some sections of their support.
They were fined £43,000 for waving inflatable bananas and unfurling abusive banners aimed at Mario Balotelli and team-mate Sulley Muntari in last month's Milan derby.
The club was also handed a £12,900 fine after sections of their support directed racist chants towards Balotelli during a game against Chievo.
UEFA has been criticised in some quarters for what many regard as unsatisfactory punishments concerning racism, although it did recently order Lazio to play two games behind closed doors in the wake of repeated incidents of racist chanting among their support.
But Anti-racism group Kick It Out has called on European football's governing body to step up their efforts to combat the problem.
"This trend of black players representing English clubs abroad being roundly abused in this way, needs to be dealt with," said Kick It Out chair Lord Herman Ouseley.
"Again, it appears that the match officials have failed in their duty to protect the players under their watch.
"Campaigning groups like Kick It Out, particularly in the face of domestic issues here in the UK, can only do so much.
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Aight, so here's the deal. Recently, my computer crashed, and I basically lost everything, so I'm using my pops computer. I had all my music on my comp, and had that on my Ipod, but recently I bought like 20 cd's, and I wanna be able to hear them on my Ipod. So I just started to copy all my cd's to my pops computer.. Then, when I'm done, I found out that he don't have the same cable-entrance as me, so I can't connect my Ipod to his computer.. Luckily, I finds out that I have an usb cable for my Ipod, and puts it in.. My Ipod was not installed with using an usb cable, but I thought I could install it on my pops computer.. So I connected it.. At first nothing happened, but then it said that "software doesn't work".. Then, it started to install something, and asked if I wanted to put the music from the new libary on my ipod, and delete the libary that I had on my iPod.. So it starts, completes like 10 songs, and then the ipod just turns off.. I don't know what the fuck is wrong, but the ipod works, but every song is gone.. And I tried to connect it again, but it won't work.. Does anybody know what to do? Cause my old computer is first back in like 2 weeks..
any help would be highly appreciated, thanks..
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Everybody has one: a toy from their childhood that will always have a special significance in their lives. For John Bennett, it was Ted, a stuffed teddy bear that came to life after John wished for it one Christmas night.
If you saw the movie, then you saw firsthand how awesome having a stuffed teddy bear for a best friend is. Not so awesome for your girlfriend at the outset, but at least you'll know that everything will work out somehow at the very end.
Now on to the good news: if you've never had a Ted before in your life (or lost it after your mom threw it out when you went off to college), then you can get one again thanks to ThinkGeek.
They're selling a miniature stuffed Ted teddy bear that utters a few choice vulgar phrases with every squeeze. It's smaller than the Ted featured in the movie, but at least the voice is as real as it gets, as it's provided by the one and only Seth MacFarlane. And despite the bleeps you hear in the video below, rest assured that the actual teddy bear is uncensored.
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Tournament of Roses President Scott Jenkins made the announcement Thursday morning.
"I am deeply humbled and greatly honored to be the Grand Marshal of the 125th Rose Parade," Scully said. "I look forward to sharing this wonderful moment with my wife, Sandi, and the millions who will be watching."
The 85-year-old has been announcing for the Dodgers since 1950 when the team was in Brooklyn, and he has recently decided he will return to the broadcast booth in Los Angeles for his 65th season in 2014.
He was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1982.
Scully, along with Elizabeth Montgomery, were co-hosts of the Tournament of Roses Parade in 1967.
As the Grand Marshal, Scully will get to flip the ceremonial coin at the 100th Rose Bowl Game.
The 125th Rose Parade, themed "Dreams Come True", will be held Jan. 1, 2014.
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but I'm hitting a brick wall at the point of first reboot: whatever I do the machine comes up with its root partition as /dev/sda2 (the original root) not /dev/md1 (the root raid partition). This means I can't add sda2 to the RAID array because it's in use, which scuppers the whole thing, really
I've looked at the initrd image and it seems like it's loading the right modules; I've even added the raid module to the manual module list but it made no difference.
This is compounded in that I can't see the machine boot - it's a remotely hosted box and I can only get one KVMoIP session a month without paying for it, so I'd rather not do the KVM thing unless I absolutely have to.
I've about 13 years experience with various flavours of Linux (mostly Slackware, Redhat and Debian) but I've never dealt with grub, debian's initrd (which seems massively overcomplex) or software RAID before, so I'm feeling a bit lost.
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Rated 2 out of 5 by TennisFan Disappointing for a Westin My wife and I had been looking forward to a weekend at the Westin Mission Hills, but we were sad to discover that the resort is well past its prime. The property itself was nice but heavily worn, especially the room – loose electrical sockets, leaky fixtures, wear and tear. The only part that really bothered us was the ancient mattress – that bed was not even close to heavenly, more like purgatory. Our biggest disappointment was the service – front desk staff seemed poorly trained and were surprisingly unhelpful at check-in, check-out, and several times in between. Lots of long waits either in line or on hold. The restaurant was also chronically understaffed, with a typical resort offering of mediocre food at high prices. March 23, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Zeroforthree Needs improvement The staff is friendly and helpful across the board, but the stay was disappointing. Lowlight of stay was being essentially thrown out of adult-only pool for a private event, without any acknowledgment or apology from any management level person. This after days of having multiple jacuzzis being renovated simultaneously. There was always at least one jacuzzi open, but usually at the crowded noisy and unpleasant child focused pool. Food choices very very limited and quite dear. Spa experience was like an assembly line, except for the receptionist. Lots of details wrong in room ( e.g. if you plug your devices into the hidden recharging station the cabinet won't close. The mini refrigerator is in a cabinet, but the doors open in opposite directions so it is struggle to use. There is no light near coffee station, so you need room light to brew, waking up your roommate.). The outdoor spa jacuzzi is next to a busy road. And so on. The property is beautifully maintained and manicured, but doesn't quite get customer care correct. And this was the off season! October 29, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Diddler Let Down I am an SPG member and travel often for business - I was here attending a conference for 5 nights and was overall disappointed. My comments would include the rooms were not overly clean especially the bathrooms, the rooms are definitely outdated for a westin property. But the most disappointing was the staff, at the pool bar, breakfast restaurant were consistently rude. I have just booked a trip to Montreal again on business and generally stay at Le Wesin but as a result of this visit am staying elsewhere to try another chain. Lots to work on May 4, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by KPAZ Dated executive suites We stayed at this facility when we attended the nearby Indian Wells Tennis Tournament. The grounds look very nice but the rooms were quite dated in appearance - ca 1970s. We stayed in a 900 SF suite: the ceiling was very low, master shower tiny with no headroom, a cockroach came out of one the sink drains! THere is a loud water tank adjacent to the master bedroom which periodically wakes you up during the night as it either fills or emptys. The HVAC is quite loud. The kids pool is nice and heated; our kids did enjoy the pool and slide. We have a Westin vacation ownership and use Westin almost exclusively but this one is not up to par. Too bad. March 11, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by nkhoward What a fiasco!!!!! I am so disappointed on my vacation stay at Westin. There were two couples in the dining room and we had to wait 45 minutes for them to move two tables together for us to be seated. One of our party left in frustration. It took so long just to get pre dinner drinks we decided to not even eat. Then they didn't clean our room. Then when I got home after I had paid my charges they charged me over $1100 extra for who knows what. I called immediately and told them the mistake and they said they would fix it. Instead they took $50 off and charged me another $605.00. Im sitting here waiting to hear what they will do next to me. Signed Very unsatisfied. November 5, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Mariaclara14 Terrible! Sadly a very bad welcome, unresponsive staff, had to carry luggage upstairs , felt like a motel. Room with no view and very far from lobby. We were willing to pay for any upgrade possible but were semt to a medocre and far away room after paying for the only upgrade offered. A family celebration gone sour! Definately not a resort service. Never again! November 15, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Thomas18 Ants This room had an ant problem in the shower, on the bathroom sink, and on the ight stands next to bed. Very small ants, at first I thought they were fleas or bed bugs. I notified the staff, but I could not tell if anything was done about it while I was in conference. The worst part is the ants all over my tooth brush! November 15, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by pwright Unpleasant stay After readying other reviews I realize that I am not alone in finding this hotel to be below par. Other comments made by visitors had to do with slow service in the restaurant, lack of attention to needs of the customers by the staff. There was a Westin concierge that was friendly and tried to be helpful but in general it seemed to me that no one was very accommodating. We have stayed at Westins all over the world and this was one of two that we would never visit again. I had used points to upgrade myself instead of taking a chance that I might not able get a suite during that busy time of year. As a platinum member, this should get us at least an upgrade to a good view~I was told that I was "already upgraded"~ which was NOT done by the hotel. We were checked into a suite but it was tucked away on the outer edge of the property, on the bottom floor with a view of the parking lot. We had access to nothing without the use of a shuttle or a car. We could have walked but it was pouring down rain.The shuttles, by the way, are slow because everyone who is close to the facilities is picked up first. The final disappointment was discovering that our room was fly infested. This came on gradually but by the time we left(2 days later), the outside of the sliding door was covered with flys. UGH! The patio was pretty much a disappointment anyway since we felt we were in the middle of the parking lot. After being assured of updated rooms, friendly staff,fumigating and especially treating platinum members as assets and not as getting "things by using points"~~we paid dearly for those points, and still are~~,I would still be hard pressed to return. All I can say is, read the reviews before planning a stay here. March 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Maria825 All around great experience! My sister and I recently stayed at The Westin Mission Hills over 4th of July weekend for a relaxing trip (and our first time to Palm Springs). The resort exceeded our expectations. All staff were fantastic from concierge to bartenders to pool side staff! Walking to our room at any time at least 2 different shuttles stopped to see if we wanted a ride. The wait staff at the pool were friendly and remembered us each day. Daniel and the rest of the bartenders at the Fireside Lounge were awesome, friendly, and gave us great recommendations for the area. Not to mention, the property was beautiful. Would definitely come back and recommend to anyone visiting Palm Springs! July 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by DelToro2434 Pool Employee INCREDIBLY RUDE Benedict should not be in the service industry. Definitely a chip on her shoulder and has power issues. She made a HUGE deal of us listening to music by the pool and skipped right over asking us to turn it off to ordering security. Perhaps she stereotyped me, because of the tattoos, to be some dangerous pool crasher instead of a business owner who stays at Starwood properties 2-3 a month and loves the timeshare we just bought. What was worse is that some of her co-workers later told me that she is like that to so many people that it makes them look bad,,,,,, Still LOVE Westin and will be returning; hopefully we can plan it around Benedict's time off. June 10, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Magnus63 Not a great value Grounds and facilities are nicely kept and meet the brand standard. Rooms are somewhat dated, strangely laid out in our case (our refrigerator had a chair unusably close to it). Décor was not in line with either what we expect from a Westin nor was it appropriate for the rate we paid. Pictures on the internet do not well represent what you are getting for the dollar. November 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by alpha01 Top-notch experience at beautiful resort Gorgeous grounds, plenty of recreation options, beautiful pools, and larger than expected rooms with lovely baths! Recommend requesting a second floor room (if all are like ours), as the vaulted ceilings add an airy feeling. Downsides - breakfast buffet satisfactory only (especially given the price), and poolside cocktails were tasty but watered-down. Check-out on the slower side. November 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by SPGSS Beautiful Property but front desk doesn't answer phone As a Gold member we were upgraded to a beautiful room with a patio and view of the pool. The grounds were gorgeous. The pools were warm in the winter. They have a playground and free shuffleboard, bocce ball, and putting. I must have attempted to call the front desk at least 10 times and they maybe answered 2 or 3 times (had internet issues and wanted late checkout). I tried to get 4pm late checkout as a Gold member but was told the hotel was completely booked and so they could only give me 2pm. February 23, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Frequent27 Horrible Experience, Worst SPG Property I stayed... 5 night stay, still on the property, can't wait to leave. Received an email prior to arrival that, while Platinum, expect no upgrades due to occupancy, followed by there may not be enough parking! WHAT? So, I suppose I'll leave the car at the strip mall up the road and walk back? Got to property. Shower didn't work properly. Thermostat didn't work properly. Shower was improved slightly, but not fixed. Thermostat had room at whatever temp it wanted. Day 2, no maid service, therefore no replacement coffee. After workout, go to the Market, supposedly open for business at 6 AM. At 6.25, still fumbling around putting bagels, etc., in cases. Took them 10 minutes to serve first customer (I was #2, simply wanting a coffee as I had none in room thanks to epic fail by maid service). Finally, after getting person his food, there was an issue putting the receipt paper roll into the register. After standing there for 10 minutes or more, simply wanting a medium coffee, I had had it and left. I'm sorry, but if you open at 6 AM, shouldn't you be ready for customers??? The prior night, ate on the patio. My wife ordered lobster mac and cheese. First order fine. I liked it, so ordered one for myself. Portion was 1/2-2/3 size of hers. We looked at it and simply shook our heads. She had ordered a cocktail called Daily Dose. It was fine. Ordered another, she said it was an entirely different drink. Not sure what is going on at this hotel, but dated rooms, plumbing issue, heat/cool issue, maid issue, service issue, food/beverage issue ... on every level, not good. Have two more nights here, unfortunately. April 5, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Kim217 No star, if I could I have stayed at many SPG properties, this is the first time I ever been so disappointed. I regret on choosing this property for rewarded vacation for my family and would give NO Star, if I could. Below is not all, but some of major Issues I had during my stay over last Christmas holiday in Westin Mission Hills property. 1. Check-In: Took us about half an hour to do simple, standard check. Front desk assigned us a room three times then repeatedly says, "Sorry, room is actually NOT READY and it's still being clean." On fourth time, she called housekeeping to ask if room was ready and she was on hold for quiet few minutes. If I was doing early check in, I understand. However, I did check in around 3:30PM which is resort standard. After long flight and drive, all of us were too tired to tolerate this situation. 2. Room Assignment: Not to mention, I was clearly pregnant (6months at the time), my family had two golf bags and few luggages. Since we knew there was no elevator on the property, I asked to be on the first floor. After being re-assigned four times, because of above 'we thought the room was ready but it is not,' we ended up on the 2nd floor. Three days of golf trip ended up carrying bags up and down which was very inconvenience. 3. Cleanness of room: Bed sheet had a stain; coffee machine was filled with used coffee and water. Toilet paper was cut loosely, made me wonder if they ever change the bed sheet or just tucked in old one. 4. House keeping: First day on round of golf, when we came back to room almost at 3PM, room was not made. I called Housekeeping and they said the standard time to clean a room is until 5PM. How could it be? I NEVER had these issues at any hotel or resort I ever stayed. 5. Customer Service: Since we share a room among three of us, which Westin property do charge extra for, I asked for extra soup on the way out for the dinner. Of course when we came back after two hours, it was still not in the room. I had to call again, took about 45min to receive a soap. In comparison to similar type of Westin property such as Westin Golf & Spa resort in Scottsdale which I stayed just few months prior, this property is not even close to meet half of their customer service and room standard. It's a shame for such a beautiful property. If my family ever go back to play golf in Mission Hill, which is excellent course, we will probably stay in different property. I will not recommend this property to family and friends. January 21, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Wpbracco Disappointing Stay. There was mold under the soapdish in the bathtub. Lights over the beds were not working upon check in. No desk chairs, on ly easy chairs in the room. Not enough electrical outlets near the desk or bed to accomodate electronics needs. No facecloths in the bathroom and very few towels. Stayed here many times in the past, but this stay was unacceptable. December 18, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by MarkG57 September get-a-way Perhaps our expectations were set too high, however our first visit - 4 days/3 nights - was sub-par. Many of the resorts' amenities - slide pool, golf course, etc. - were shut down for repairs or renovation and this information was not disclosed to us prior to arrival! The food in the grill (off the main lobby) was mediocre and the service was VERY slow. With only 2 tables occupied during one lunch and one evening meal, we expected better service. Especially given that each table had its own server. The first guest room we checked into had problems. The air conditioning did not work properly and the shower was also kaput! After making a request to be moved to another room, the room we were given was satisfactory. Lastly, poolside service was virtually non-existent! During our Sunday to Wednesday stay, at most there were 3 or 4 families sitting at the main pool. The pool itself was not well maintained and the music was poor. All in all, it was nice to get-a-way but next time we visit the desert (from northern CA), our choice of resorts will most certainly be somewhere other than the Westin Mission Hills. September 22, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Bill47 Most Unsatisfactory Stay in a Starwood Property Property poorly constructed - no sound proofing between floors; guest above my room very heavy footed; toilet required two flushes. One toilet in Women's restroom of pool area had no handle to flush. Slow staff response - left voice mail Friday afternoon for golf lesson, received return call just prior to leaving on Sunday. Late checkout - sign in lobby indicated a Westin Weekends comp late checkout on Sunday; when I requested a 1 hr delay to 1:00 pm was told it would not be possible; was only granted the late checkout when I spoke with a supervisor. I have never before received such poor customer service in a Starwood property and have been a SPG for many years. April 8, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by NotWorthTheMoney Disappointing Pre-paid for a king room, checked in at 7PM in the evening and was told we only had a queen available and that our room wasn't ready. They suggested we go for dinner and they would call us when it was ready. It was 7pm in the evening!! When she went to check on something I then heard the other lady tell another guest "looks like I have the last King room available for you" When my lady came back I asked her why the other couple was given a room and we were still standing here. She said she had no room showing on her system for me. When I gave her a look of 'give me a break' all of a sudden a King room was available and ready for us to check in immediately. - got to the room, the remote on the tv didn't work (my husband was dying to watch the playoff highlights) the bedside light was out and the carpet in front of the bathroom was soaking - engineering showed up and fixed the remote and put a bath mat over the wet spot...charming. - went to have a shower the next morning and the tub filled up to my husbands ankles. Makes me wonder how they clean those tubs as this wasn't just a bad drain it was fully clogged. - the pool closest to us was "closed for a private function" the entire time we were there. Yet every time we walked by this pool it was practically empty. This meant EVERYONE was at the main pool. For some reason the resort also allowed kids to have water guns with a fully crowded pool. In the week we were there we saw numerous people get angry including a old couple who were squirted with water. Now...I love kids, I am 4 months pregnant and feel they need to have a space to have fun. Give them a kids pool to go nuts in.... maybe the one you reserved for the "private function" or hold off on the water guns when the place is packed. Overall it was a huge disappointment. I usually always stay at Westins but my last 2 experiences have been awful. This was the icing on the cake. April 19, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by angry77 not happy I lost my necklace after taking a facial with mindy it was a very costly and sentimental piece a sapphire and diamond seahorse I asked to see mindy who did my facial but they said I could not go into the room to look or see her. They said she was with another client I went back and then they said she was at lunch. She never came out or called to say she was sorry she insisted I take it off when I told her I never do that and she put it back on me obviously not too carefully because when went back to my room and looked in the mirror it was gone I went and searched with others and told the lost and found and the front desk. In addition there was a cockaroach in the waiting room of the spa and the phone in our room never worked despite numerous calls to them on my cell about ti not working. I will never stay there again. Maxine Landis December 30, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by thinkerdog Disappointed with our weekend We looked for a relaxing weekend location in Palm Desert, to be close to family for Mother's Day. As SPG Platinum members, we chose the Westin, which promised plenty of room for us to run, a pool, and good dining choices. Wasn't what we expected. The Mother's Day crowd completely overwhelmed this resort - they weren't prepared for it, and it showed. When we reserved the room, we had options for Resort view, Golf Course view, or Pool view. We chose, mistakenly, the Pool view after viewing the pictures of the sprawling pool with pretty landscaping. Upon arrival, we learned we were in a second floor (no elevators for luggage), off-the parking lot room overlooking not the primary pool, but a very small suburban backyard-looking "adult pool" away from everything else. The room was OK, if a bit outdated, and the bathroom was particularly dull. Disappointing start to the weekend, as other rooms, including the golf course view, were available at lower rates, and would have been much better. The property itself is vast and the grounds well-maintained, offering good running or walking options in the early morning or late evening (too hot in the middle of the day). The exercise facility is great, but made completely unavailable by the number of people in the facility, and those waiting to squeeze in an exercise session. Same story for the room service, pools, and other guest services. All of the chairs and cabanas at the main pool were completely full by 10am, and by noon when we wanted to be at the pool, the water was absolutely teeming with children - looked like a wading pool - not a place we wanted to be. The "adult pool" we found was a small, square pool, with chairs around - but with no poolside service. For service, we were asked to use the house phone to call and order room service. At 102 degrees, this was not the resort experience we were expecting - but it was the only option. We tried, and were shocked when repeated calls to the Guest Services line (the single line for anything from Room Service to the Concierge to the Car Valet) went unanswered, or just rang and rang. This happened from the pool, as well as our room, when we tried to order a meal after the restaurants closed at 10pm. When we did finally get through, we had a meal delivered, and the guy who brought the meal said they were very understaffed, and that he had taken the call, prepared the meal, and delivered it to us. Happened time and again - including at checkout, when we could not get through to get a bellman to help with luggage - ended up having to lug it all down the flight of stairs and out to the parking lot ourselves in the heat. In all - a disappointing experience from a place we really wanted to enjoy. We love the brand, and really liked the look of the place - but the experience fell fall short of our expectations. May 16, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by AgentMoby Unacceptable Service. Most disappointing Westin I have been too. But first let me say that I have read the 5 and 4 star reviews here and I agree that this place probably provides great experiences at some point but In my opinion, in order to truly be a 5 Star Resort you need to be 5 Stars all the time. We pulled up to the valet and found it abandoned - it was like a ghost town. We figured someone would show up eventually and so we unpacked the car...after 5 minutes I decided to go and let them know and check-in. I was offered apologies and they sent someone out. The nice girl at the front desk did provide complimentary champagne and chocolate strawberries for our anniversary. I figured at this point that I could let the ghost town valet first impression go. When we returned to the Valet, they didn't offer to valet our car and take us to our room - he just asked if I wanted directions? I thought it was odd but we again settled and drove to the room. And then we got lost because the nice girl at the front gave us terrible directions! Why would we want to park in a lot that has a pool between our car and our room? Long walk with luggage? 100 degrees? No? Room was on the golf course and as expected for Westin. Good sized too with a love seat, coffee table and reading area. We became optimistic again and decided to eat at Pinzimini, the hotel's italian restaurant. I like the menu - plenty of new things to try. My wife had a salad and I had the Prix Fixe with Bruschetta, a lovely pizza with a sunny side egg and prosciutto! And then topped of with tira misu. Service was good but I did notice it was slow and the servers would congregate in a group in the middle of the restaurant and I thought it unprofessional and tacky. Food was good and our server was great but I don't get the idea that anyone takes there job seriously here so far. I golf the next morning and you have to play here! I will write a separate review on the course in detail but I enjoyed it - definitely the highlight of my stay. After I golfed my wife and I retreated to the Pool for the day and ordered some food and drinks. My wife modified her order slightly and the server wrote down and said no problem - yah right. It was exactly like the menu and as if the chef couldn't read. So I ate my meal and my wife watched until our server had it fixed. The first time someone here went out of their way to course correct here was Ryan our server. He offered a free drink for the inconvenience and was especially attentive and thankful for our patience. Great job Ryan - we appreciated your hard work. Now the prices are crazy at the pool and not Ryan's fault - we spent like $100!!! For two entrees a few cocktails and a bucket of beer... We woke up the next morning after a great night at El Paseo and walked for coffee at the market they have on site - cool little place with reasonable prices. Upon returning, our room keys didn't work so we walked back to the front desk- mildly irritated. The girl working the desk was oblivious and unapologetic for our inconvenience and got us new keys. We got back to the room and STILL the keys didn't work...so I called from my cellphone and let the front desk know. They said they would send someone right away (that means 20 minutes and two phone calls BTW). My second phone call at the 12 minute mark was not so nice but the girl on the other end was not either as all she had to say was "i have ready sent someone sir". Security shows up with their master key - assuming that we are incompetent and doesn't bring any equipment. He also asked us if we left the slider unlocked - further proof he thinks we are stupid. We would have opened the door ourselves Einstein... So the battery was dead on our door lock and I have received no call from anyone who gives a damn if we are upset or not after we made it clear we weren't. You should be ashamed Westin Mission Hills. I spent nearly a thousand dollars here and I got a motel quality experience. So glad we are leaving - keep your 3 pm check out and get me outta' here September 15, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Disgustedvisitor Terrible Stay ! From the beginning, Things in the room did not work. Toilet would not flush. Can you imagine that in the middle of the night ! ! ! The key would not open the door. This happened FOUR times. At one point I had to walk down to the lobby at midnight, in a blowing sandstorm to get another key. Next day, same thing - key did NOT work again. I told them to cancel my stay, I was checking out. I was handed a final bill & my credit card was charged THREE times the amount on my final invoice. Just a horrible experience. I will tell everyone I know & everyone at work to stay away from this place ! June 19, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by MeganJTravelsot So noisy and disappointing Hdousekeeping uses walkie talkies to communicate on full volume so you hear "I forgot coffe cups in room 1425" at 8 am and the kids wake up crying after a late night that took us to the desert in the first place. If they try to book you in building #14 don't take the room. It is where they have the laundry for housekeeping. As a result, you are surrounded by housekeeping carts, bags of dirty laundry and trash and a lot of noise. It was horrible. We had ants in our bathroom and had to walk forever to the pool with the water slide. It was a huge disappointment and not at all worthy of the Westin name. December 29, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by BizTraveller23 Not to the standards I have grown to expect I have stayed in more than a dozen Westin properties over the last year and been pleased by each and every one until this hotel. This one was not a good experience. Our rooms were not only poorly cleaned each day, we didn't even get towels two days in a row, let alone clean glasses, new coffee, bath mats, etc. In addition, the on-premises restaurant is just bad. I am highly tolerant of mediocre food (as I am on the road 60% of the time) but PIzzamini was bland, over priced and full of servers that were rude and slow. I never complain but just had to at this hotel; it does not meet Westin standards. January 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Boxer94 Nice place to stay Grounds are well kept and the staff are very friendly. November 22, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by zwelch insect infected Bathroom and dressing room full of ants. When walking in bedroom floor without slippers there were ants crawling on our feet. Disgusting. Called front dstk they sent someone out to spray. We were gone at the time, came back and within a few hours the ants were crawling in bathtub and on the walls. By next morning we could not shower due to ants all over bath mat and floor. NOT worth 10,000 starpoints points December 14, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by dhs1953 Not a recommended propertry I booked a group with 30+ rooms. Almost everyone had to wait for their room to be ready to check-in. The service was terrible and the meeting planning left a lot to be desired. The events did come off better than expected based on the service we had received in the bar and restaurant. I somewhat expected an upgrade as a Platinum member but I was mistaken. I was told, "Not at that room rate". January 7, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Disappointed Very Disappointed We stayed for our 10 year anniversary. Our family made special arrangements to pay for our room and asked that we be notified along with chocolate covered strawberries delivered to our room. We were never notified that the room had been paid for, we were told that it was charged to our credit card. We also never received the strawberries. The property also seemed to need a lot of repairs. February 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by whitefob1 A great return to Palm Springs My wife and I decided to stay at this Weston back during the Long Weekend in September. We had never traveled to Palm Springs, and being a Platinum Member of Starwood, I decided to stay at the Mission Hills Resort. WE both feel in Love with the whole Hotel. The grounds were lovely, the pool extremely clean, and the whole staff said "Hello" each time you walked by them. As we live in Ontario, my wife and I again decided to get out of the Cold and head to Palm Springs this past weekend (Feb 22 > 24th 2013). This time we left with the same warmth we felt on our first trip, and are looking forward to returning sometime soon February 25, 2013


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"It's going to be a very educational event," said UNH senior Danielle Koppel, the organizational financial officer who voted to fund the event. "The way she hosts her lectures, it talks to students in a way that they want to hear, that they identify with."
But others don't believe an event such as tonight's lecture should be paid for with student activity fees.
"I don't see what the educational value is to a lecture or series of lectures like this at all," said Ashley Pratte, executive director of Cornerstone Action, a conservative advocacy organization.
Moore said he can't figure out how the orgasm lecture and a recent student group bringing in current or former prostitutes and strippers for a student forum, titled "Sex Workers Rights are Human Rights," helps in the university's rebranding campaign, which involves spending around $100,000 in private donations.
A university spokesman didn't respond to e-mail and phone inquiries seeking comment from the administration.
The free event, hosted by the Memorial Union Student Organization, starts at 6:30 p.m. in the Granite State Room.
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