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1 While there are plenty of books to help you with hypochondria, for some reason there's not much in the way of websites. Then again, staying off of the Internet is a large part of curing/managing the disorder.
2 Remember kids, Microsloth operating systems are like TOS Star Trek movies with in that every other one sucks way, way more. With TOS Star Trek movies you don't want to bother watching the odd-numbered ones. With Microsloth OS you don't want to buy and install the even-numbered ones. Anyone who remembers ME and Vista knows what I mean.
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Back in the Big Iron Age the operating systems were proprietary, and every computer that took up an entire room with a raised floor and HVAC system, and had less storage and processing power than an iPhone, had the same operating system as every other one, give or take a release level. But when a company bought application software like SAP, they also got the source code, which was usually documented and written in a way to make it easy to modify the hell out of it. Why? Because accounting principles may be the same the world over, and tax laws the same across each country and state, but no two companies have the same format for their reports, invoices, purchase orders and so forth. Standards existed and were universally ignored. If something went wrong it went wrong the same way for everyone, and was easy to track down. People didn't need to take a college course to learn how to use a piece of software.
I'm not against the open source concept entirely. Back then all the programmers read the same magazines, so we all had the same homebrew utilities. We even had a forerunner of QR Code to scan the longer source code. Software vendors and computer manufacturers sponsored conventions so we could, among other things, swap recipes for such add-ons and utilities. While those things would make our lives easier, they had nothing to do with critical functions of the operating system. Unless badly implemented they would rarely cause key application software to crash and burn. Whereas today, with open source everything, who the hell knows what could be responsible some part of a system failing. [/end rant]


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Renal vein thrombosis is blockage of the renal vein, which carries blood away from the kidney, by a blood clot.
In adults, renal vein thrombosis usually occurs with other kidney disorders that cause nephrotic syndrome, in which large amounts of protein are lost in the urine. Renal vein thrombosis may also be caused by kidney cancer or conditions that put pressure on the renal vein (for example, a tumor) or on the inferior vena cava, which the renal vein drains into. Other possible causes are blood clotting disorders (hypercoagulability disorders), vasculitis, sickle cell disease or diabetes that affects the kidney, oral contraceptive use, injury, cocaine abuse, or, rarely, thrombophlebitis migrans—a condition in which clotting occurs sequentially in different veins all over the body.
Renal vein thrombosis occurs most often in adults. In adults, onset and progression are usually gradual and without symptoms. An occasional clue to doctors is when a piece of clot breaks off and travels from the renal vein to the lungs (pulmonary embolism—see see Pulmonary Embolism). This event causes sudden pain in the chest that is made worse by breathing, along with shortness of breath. In other people, urine production diminishes.
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piqaboo wrote:Query - why are they now taught to write "addition sentences" instead of "equations" ?
dai bread wrote:Are teachers mathematically-challenged in California too?
piqaboo wrote:One of the challenges for the mandarin program is that the kids will be assessed for science and math skills in English (state level tests).
Therefore the homework contains the English equivalents of the terms they learn in Mandarin.
Kids who dont do the homework may learn the math ok, but they wont know the terms, and thus wont do well on the tests.
Its a bit of extra responsibilities for the parents, tho I think its well worth it. I have no idea how they say "equation" in mandarin. Perhaps I should ask at home. Cant wait til they learn 'xylem' and 'phloem'.
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Reed put all doubts to rest within one half of play at Reno High Friday night.
The Raiders proved there still is a gap between the Blue and Gold and everyone else as they outgained the host Huskies by nearly 200 yards in the first half, entering the locker room with a 21-0 lead at the break. They parlayed that three-touchdown lead into a 44-2 victory in the battle of the HDL unbeatens.
Reed has struggled maintaining offensive drives this fall, racking up plenty of yards, but not having the points to show for it.
After two holding penalties and a pair of fumbles helped stall Reed's opening drive that went down to the Huskies' red zone on 16 plays, it looked like that theme would continue. But after the Raiders' defense forced a turnover on downs, stuffing a run on fourth-and-short, the Raiders took over at midfield and accumulated 53 yards of offense on four plays, capping a scoring drive with a 5-yard touchdown run by Ty Shepard at the 2:53 mark of the first quarter.
The Huskies came up empty on their next possession, missing a 40-yard field goal.
Five plays later, Brett Chaney caught a swing pass, and a block freed him down the left sideline for a 57-yard touchdown. Chris Denn's extra point made it 14-0 Reed with 7:33 to go in the first half.
The big plays, sparked by improved offensive line play, continued as Shepard went untouched for a 53-yard score with 2:59 remaining on the second-quarter clock.
"Consistency on the offensive line is something we've been talking to the kids about for three weeks," Reed football coach Ernie Howren said. "I'm so proud of them because we've talked to them all week long about how we need them to step up. I really felt like they did. We really only had one drive stall and that was the first drive of the game, and that really came down to a penalty. It wasn't really on them. I'm really proud of those guys. They've been working hard all year. They never lost sight of what they can do, and I think that's why where we're at right now."
Reno had a chance to put points on the scoreboard before the break. An unsportsmanlike penalty on Shepard's run pushed the ensuing kickoff back 15 yards, and the Huskies started their drive on their own 49 with 2:53 to play.
Reno quarterback Chad Savage rumbled down to the 17 on a 26-yard keeper, setting the home team up in the red zone with plenty of time. However, with under 1:30 on the clock, Reno began to huddle before each play and the next two runs garnered a total of one yard. An incomplete pass forced Reno to try for a 32-yard field goal with 30 seconds left, and it was partially blocked, keeping the shutout intact at halftime.
Then, it was all Raiders after the break.
Following two separate three-and-outs by the defense to open the second half, Reed's offense put 10 points on the scoreboard on a 60-yard touchdown run by quarterback Mark Nowaczewski and a 33-yard field goal by Denn, increasing the lead to 31-0, four minutes into the third quarter.
The two teams then traded interceptions. The Huskies couldn't have set themselves up much better, returning the pick to the Reed 7. But the Raiders 'D' was impenetrable.
Reno got down to the 3, but back-to-back incompletions handed the ball back to the Raiders.
"You gotta love that. You gotta love that pride by the defense," Howren said.
Reed then proceeded to trek 97 yards for a touchdown. The extra point was no good, leaving the visiting team with a 37-0 edge.
Reno's offense was stuck in neutral in the second half. Savage was forced to throw more with the large deficit and it didn't suit him. After completing 7 of 11 passes in the first half, he was only 4-of-17 in the second half. Reed's defense held the Huskies to under 70 yards in the second half.
"You talk about consistency, and that's exactly what our defense has been," Howren said. "They understand the scheme. They come off the football and out-hit their opponent."
Reed went up 44-0 on a 1-yard Jordan Deleon touchdown run with 8:18 left in the game.
The Huskies recorded a safety at the 4:16 mark of the fourth quarter to avoid the shutout.
Nowaczewski was 20-of-27 for the 229 yards through the air. He also racked up 161 yards on the ground on 18 carries.
Shepard broke the century mark, rushing for 127 yards on 11 carries.
Reed (6-3, 4-0 HDL) has the inside track to the league championship but must take down cross-town rival Spanish Springs in both schools regular season finale.


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As a complete fan of all things Adobe, I apologize for my title. I'm almost ready to publish my first indesign/dps app, but I've just spent 3 days going in circles, trying to fix what may not be fixable. I wanted some advice before I start from scratch.
Was testing my app in the adobe content viewer and made the mistake -- yes, I made the mistake -- of hitting "ARCHIVE". I don't think that word actually describes what happened-- I think the label may need to be changed to 'SHRED."
I was having an HTML 5 hiccup, so I blissfully hit Archive thinking I would then be able to download the entire thing once again,you know, a fresh copy. Big mistake?
I changed a few articles, uploaded them -- and the folio shows up in acrobat.com -- and dps folio producer online. However, content viewer sees nothing.
I've tried uninstalling content viewer on the ipad, in itunes -- and resyncing. The folio has vanished. I tried sharing again from Indesign and the error message says "user already has access to this folio." Acrobat says the same thing, so does DPS online. I am now a little gunshy of the 'unshare' choice in acrobat.
Is there a work around? Change the name of the app?
You shouldn't have to create a brand new user-- and you shouldn't have to upload the entire folio again-- there should be a way for the content viewer to view your content again, yes?
Then again, I shouldn't have hit 'archive' in the first place. Adobe, please consider a more appropriate name.
Thanks for listening...
I am ever hopeful-- but will probably upload a new version of the app... it is a very big app.
Happy New Year to all,
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Hmm. In the same acrobat.com account, have you tried to create a quick 'dummy' folio (just a simple one pager) that would at least confirm if you've got access to the account from the viewer? Upload that new dummy folio, then Sign In again in the Content Viewer. If that dummy isn't showing up, something's wrong and it's probably not the Content Viewer.
Another test? Create a brand NEW acrobat.com account and upload the dummy or first page of your other folio that new account. Sign in to the Content Viewer. If you see your folio.....
After that, I'd hit that UNSHARE choice as fast as lightning (blue lightning!). I found the whole share/unshare very goofy.
I actually think there should be another button called KILL THIS FOLIO FOREVER. When someone archives, but then logs back into the same account, they are always prompted to download the folio they just deleted. Grr.
I'll do that right now-- and let you know-- meantime THANKS!
I've used the archive button on several occasions to force the full folio to download again.
Right, after you Archive, the Archive button should turn into a Download button, and you can just download the folio again. Are you signed in to the Adobe Content Viewer with the same account that you're using in the Folio Builder panel? Did you archive a folio that someone shared with you?
Thanks to you all! Just to update, I started over. Deleted the online original and just started over. No worries. I learn from everything I do right or wrong! I always appreciate the online advice.
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it is irrevelant wether jackson did it or not! Murray was not qualified to do what he did period! He was not even licensed for the medications used and had no degree for applying those types of meds. yes, he is guilty not only for mj's death, but for dispersing medications without prior knowlege of them as well!
Thats A Shame Murray Knows He Is Guilty!! And Trying To Say Michael Killed Himself Why Would He Do That To HIsself Murray DOesnt Want To Get Blamed For His Death So His Trying To Come up with another lie so he wont have to go to jail he needs to on up to what he did and stop with these lies dont you know you ant suppose to lie in court murray is just pothetic and dumb i hope he goes to jail he derseves it!
if murray claims that jackson killed himself in an overdoze why did he assure that jackson was fine physically and emotionally last time i checked fine people didnt kill themselves
and if jackson wasnt fine: Then why did murray lie about that fact?
and if jackson was: why should he kill himself?
Plus micheal wanted to sleep and rest for his tour means he was looking forward to do it that he would take sleep medication in order to make the tour a successful one
which shows that jackson was dedicated for his fans
why on earth would he let them down? And kill himself?!
They need to focus on what was in the blue bag if anything else. If they body gaurd can attest to Dr. Murray asking him to dispose a blue bag.. Shouldnt that be focused on finding out what was in the blue bag. And cant they check the exact time the last dose of Propofol injected and based off the the injecttion of the point of the needle that should be able to tell if it was self injected or injected by a second party? There are to many unasked questions, or maybe they just havent reached that point yet?


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They didn't know each other before the war. But loss united them, and friendship helps sustain them.
"Every one of us wants our child to be remembered," said Sue Pollard, who, like her friend Debi Win'E, lost a son in Iraq. "Our main thing is to do things now in our children's names, in order for them to still be remembered."
"I don't know if you have children, but imagine one of them gone," Win'E told me. "I don't need it to be front and center, but I remember my kid."
I met the two mothers at Pollard's house in Foothill Ranch, near Irvine, on the 10th anniversary of the start of the war that took their sons. At 6 a.m. on Dec. 31, 2003, a woman in a military uniform knocked on the front door of this very house.
She can't forget the words they said: "On behalf of a grateful nation, we regret to inform you that your son, Army Spc. Justin W. Pollard, was killed on Dec. 30."
Justin was 21.
Four months later, the same messenger knocked on Win'E's door in Orange to inform her that her son, Army Spc. Trevor A. Win'E, was injured on April 30 and died May 1, 2004.
Trevor was 22.
Sue Pollard and Debi Win'E connected through American Gold Star Mothers, a service organization dating back to World War I, when a star in the window of a home signified a war casualty. Pollard and Win'E are officers in the Saddleback Valley Chapter.
Last week, on the anniversary of the war, commentators questioned every aspect of the U.S. involvement in Iraq.
We were misled by President George W. Bush on weapons of mass destruction, we invaded a country that had nothing to do with the attacks of Sept. 11, and we didn't have a plan beyond the invasion.
I've made all those arguments myself from the beginning, but I still worried about the effect such assessments would have on Pollard and Win'E. I wondered what a mom does with the pain as the years wear on, as anniversaries are marked and as their sons' sacrifices are blamed by so many on a "mistake."
Pollard and Win'E said anniversaries and judgments don't alter what they believe. They live in their own reality, cope as best they can and ignore what they must.
"We've met a lot of people who say, 'Oh, I'm sorry for your son's loss, but we should never have been there,' " Win'E said.
You have to brush it off, said Pollard, who told me she and Win'E share a deep religious faith, along with a belief that their sons died in a just war, trying to make the world a better place. They're proud that, when the nation was attacked and others wondered what to do, their sons stepped up.
Gold Star moms don't share the same beliefs, Pollard said, but political and religious differences are beside the point. She knows a Ventura Gold Star mom whom I've written about a few times who honors her son's valor and sacrifice but believes the war was a monumental blunder that needlessly cost 4,500 American service personnel, along with tens of thousands of Iraqi civilians, their lives.
"I find nothing wrong with the way she feels," says Pollard, "and a lot of them out there feel the same way."
When Trevor died, said Win'E, she felt like the "pink elephant in the room" around her friends. So she and several buddies went to a mountain retreat to talk it over.
"I literally sat in the middle of the room with my high school friends, and we did the whole scenario.... They asked questions and we laughed and we cried, and some of them disagreed totally with him being there and other moms agreed.... I think if you make yourself open to that, and say, 'This is who I am, and my kid's dead,' you can begin to move on."
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All the biggest names in gaming have pulled into Los Angeles this week for E3. Disney Interactive, Electronic Arts, and Activision are just a few of the companies that call Southern California home. All these companies have had hits and made millions. Some have created veritable pop-culture phenomena with games like "Medal of Honor" and "Call of Duty."
But at E3, the company that getting all the buzz is...French!
(OK, Activision is owned in part by Vivendi, a French company, but it's still based in L.A.)
It's Ubisoft, and its new game, "Watch Dogs," is the talk of E3. The actual game itself is cryptic ' but that's the point. It's based on concepts such as surveillance, hacking, and security. You can check out a sample here.
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Most cities have comprehensive plans their taxpayers paid professionals thousands of dollars to devise. But how often do they follow them, and how often do those plans attract dust instead of a higher quality of life?
We were pleased to see Johnstown's Planning Board revisit the city's 2008 comprehensive plan at its recent meeting. Board members noted the plan may need minor updates, especially in light of the city's changing demographic information shown by the 2010 Census data.
Times are changing fast, and a comprehensive plan for a successful municipality should be followed and frequently updated. This prevents the need for another overhaul of the plan later.
The Planning Board said the city should follow the plan as it relates to the central business district. Board members said the city should add financial incentives to the plan to promote more growth in the city.
City Engineer Chandra Cotter said she will research what grants are available to the city for development. This is a good idea. Cities should know what is available to them. A little financial incentive could be the difference between an empty downtown storefront and a revitalized space.
Board member Lori Salamack said "simple things" can be done to update the plan, such as including newer maps. She said she will attend a city revitalization forum Thursday and will come back in January to "suggest a way forward" with the plan.
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Rheumatoid arthritis: the management of rheumatoid arthritis in adults
This guidance updates and replaces NICE technology appraisal 27 (published in July 2001) and NICE technology appraisal 72 (published in November 2003).
Rheumatoid arthritis is a long-term disease in which joints in the body become inflamed, causing pain, swelling and stiffness. It is known as an 'autoimmune disease' because it is caused when the body's immune system, which normally fights infection, starts to attack healthy joints. At times, rheumatoid arthritis can be very painful and affect a person's ability to carry out everyday tasks. It is not known why rheumatoid arthritis develops, and there is no cure. However, understanding of the disease has improved, and there are now effective treatments that can help ease the pain and symptoms, and slow down the disease. It is very important that treatment is started early to minimise damage to joints.
The advice in the NICE guideline covers the care of adults with rheumatoid arthritis. It does not specifically look at other types of arthritis such as osteoarthritis. NICE has also produced guidance on osteoarthritis, NICE clinical guideline 59 (published in February 2008).
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Note that recommendations 18.104.22.168 - 188.8.131.52 are adapted from CG59 Osteoarthritis. These recommendations form part of the rheumatoid arthritis clinical guideline update of the rheumatoid arthritis aspects of TA27 Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis - cox II inhibitors.
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After Monday night's BCS National Championship Game, no one doubts that the Alabama Crimson Tide are the No. 1 team in college football, but how does the top 25 shake out after that?
The Georgia Bulldogs seldom have been media darlings, but the persistence of "The Narrative" even among BlogPoll voters is as inexplicable as it is inexcusable. Fortunately, fans of the Alabama Crimson Tide know better.
Where did the Georgia Bulldogs land in the final regular-season BlogPoll following their valiant effort against the Alabama Crimson Tide in the SEC Championship Game? Find out how the top 25 shook out on this week's ballot.
This week's college football top 25 is topheavy with SEC teams. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are No. 1, but where do the Alabama Crimson Tide, the Florida Gators, and the Georgia Bulldogs fall in the national rankings?
The day before Thanksgiving is an appropriate time to get all the surliness out of your system. Dawg Bites invites the fans of the Georgia Bulldogs to unleash their inner grumpy old men ere the holiday arrives.
Naturally, a new No. 1 and a new No. 2 have taken their places atop this week's college football top 25, but some of these rankings may be surprising . . . and they also may make fans of the Georgia Bulldogs want to puke.
The Alabama Crimson Tide's loss on Saturday shook up the college football top 25. Which of the contenders is the new No. 1, and how does the SEC shape up now that 'Bama has been proven mortal?
Who cares about politics when the Auburn Tigers are talking smack, Jarvis Jones is gunning for All-American accolades, and Doug and Holly are getting engaged? Dawg Sports bring you all the news that matters for the Georgia Bulldogs.
In the end, an exciting Saturday of college football produced no upsets near the top, so where does that leave the logjam in the upper echelons of the poll rankings? Here is how one blogger believes the top 25 breaks down.
According to the voters in college football's BlogPoll, the Florida Gators are rising and the Georgia Bulldogs are sinking on the eve of the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party. Oh, swell.
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"Please accept my resignation. I don't care to belong to any club that will accept me as a member."
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"This has got to be the greatest: a beer, a cigar and a chocolate doughnut." Jim O'Connor, a 40-year-old attorney, is talking to no one in particular, and his voice can barely be heard above the din of conversation rattling the walls of Blooms, a rather odd and awkwardly shaped cigar store on Pittsburgh's south side. The front half of Blooms resembles a living room, with a fridge and microwave, member-donated, mustard-colored chairs and a pea-green couch. Dead cigar butts in variously shaped ashtrays indicate that Blooms is a cigar store and not a mobile home. Nevertheless, Blooms is a home of sorts. Cigar Camp--a weekly event that unites cigar lovers with cigars, food and drink (roast beef, lox and bagels, focaccia, Coca-Cola and various "adult beverages") and each other--feels a lot like a block party at a neighbor's house.
On this painfully cold Saturday in late February, the room is packed with men (and a few women) watching basketball on the tube, drinking and eating, and talking each others' ears off. A monstrous cloud of blue smoke is diminished intermittently when someone opens the front door. As the afternoon wears on, the smoke gets thicker, the conversations grow louder and the folks hanging out here become more like family than an eclectic mishmash of strangers who see each other only four times a month.
There doesn't seem to be anything average about Blooms Cigar Camp. "Camper" Bill Eakin, a 40-year-old steelworker, says that cigars are just an excuse for uniting. More than other party themes, Eakin says, cigars have a tendency to eliminate superficial social barriers: "You'll see a biker talking to a lawyer, a steelworker talking to an accountant. I'm a Democrat, and now I'm good friends with a Republican. That's the way it is at Cigar Camp."
A few minutes later, as if to prove Eakin's point, Don Long and his buddy Larry McDonald show up. Both men are riders in a local Harley Davidson motorcycle club, but they come to Cigar Camp to commune with cigar smokers. According to McDonald, both men quit drinking and doing drugs. "So we had to do something!" he jokes. Marc Adams, owner of Blooms, was so impressed by Long's "eccentricity" that he gave him a free Punch Chateau L. "I've been coming ever since," spouts Long.
Both McDonald and Long say they smoke cigars while riding, though McDonald admits that his Punch doesn't last as long when he's doing 60 mph.
And there's even more weird camaraderie. Ray Mansfield, an NFL center and four-time Super Bowl Champion of the Pittsburgh Steelers, comes in for a cigar and some coffee. He talks quietly with Jorge Lindenbaum, a doctor who specializes in hypertension. Neither man seems to be suffering from that disease. Across from them, lounging on an old, beat-up couch, are two fresh-faced 18-year-olds who somehow look very relaxed with cigars and chocolate doughnuts. A 27-year-old English professor, James Jaap, talks about Joseph Conrad (and cigars) while five feet away, Pete Vercilla, a respiratory therapist, proudly exclaims, "these are not going to give you a problem," while holding up his Hoyo de Monterrey Rothschild.
Optimistic cigar mavens would likely say that Blooms is not all that unusual and that cigars have a way of uniting the most disparate personalities. It's a valid observation, but it is also probable that cigar clubs such as Blooms are becoming more common because they satisfy the most basic need of a cigar smoker--giving him a tranquil place to light up. Of course, Blooms means more to its regulars than that, but the need for a place to smoke and the fellowship created by such a place are not mutually exclusive. Rather, more cigar smokers are coming together in reaction to the antismoking hysteria that is sweeping the nation and, as a result, friendships and cigar "camps" are forming.
In some places, like Aspen, there is little choice. Aspen has the toughest antismoking law of any municipality in the United States. Smoking is illegal in most public and private places. According to the Aspen Indoor Clean Air Act, the only place where smoking is legal is in a private residence, a private hotel room or a private club. But even Aspenite cigar smokers have found a way to survive--at the Caribou Club.
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In this economy, if you have a job, you should probably be happy. But if you have a job and you have to travel for it, that happiness might be under extreme stress. This is from the LA Times:
A survey released last week found that business executives rank rude hotel staff, intrusive security procedures and "steerage-like treatment" on crowded commercial planes as the worst parts of traveling for business.
Asked to pick the things they hate most about travel, 86% of executives said airport security screenings, 76% chose tiny, dirty commercial planes and 74% said impersonal treatment by hotel staff, according to the survey of about 3,000 business executives by Vitesse Worldwide, an executive travel firm in Connecticut.
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Bangkok is the capital and largest city in Thailand. It began as a small trading center on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River serving the Ayutthaya Kingdom, the precursor of modern Thailand which existed from 1350 to 1767. The city has vastly modernized and undergone numerous changes, including the introduction of transportation and utility infrastructure in the reigns of King Mongkut and King Chulalongkorn, and quickly developed into the economic centre of Thailand.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
Experience the beauty of one of Bangkok's lesser-known treasures during this full-day visit to the World Heritage Site of Ayutthaya, along with a memorable elephant ride.
Depart the pier for the 2 hour drive to historic Ayutthaya, stopping along the way for lunch at a local venue. Ayutthaya was founded in 1350 AD, and remained the kingdom's capital for 417 years until 1767 AD, when it was conquered and destroyed by the Burmese. Your tour will begin with a visit to the exquisite Bang Pa-In Summer Palace, formerly a popular summer retreat for Thai kings. The Palace includes one of the most photographed buildings in the kingdom, a charming Thai pavilion built over a pond. You will then depart for a brief elephant ride through the historic center of Ayutthaya.
Following your elephant ride, a visit will be made to the historic park to explore some of Ayutthaya's most famous and interesting ruins. After a full day of sightseeing, you'll re-board your motor coach for the relaxing drive back to the ship.
Please note: There is extensive walking on uneven ground at the temple complexes and ruins. This tour is not recommended for guests with limited mobility or guests who utilize a wheelchair. Sleeveless shirts or blouses, shorts and slippers are not permitted inside the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace. The order of sites visited may vary.
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Tourists Beware ! – Ammonia tasting scallops is what I got for dinner !
It was such a horrible experience that my husband loses his appetite on the fish he ordered . The waiter offered
to replace it with a new one , but I don't think I can swallow
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Great food! – I had a very good meal at Pesca. Highly recommend the Alaska black cod with Oyster curry. Although the Sonoran Seafood Cocktai l was a bit bland and they were out of the wine I ordered. The placemment wine was good but the service was slow
look elsewhere for a great seafood experience – This weekend was my second experience at Pesca, and it compelled me to write a review (my first). This restaurant has EVERYTHING going for it. The Watermark hotel is an incredible place to stay - definitely one of the nicest if not THE nicest place to stay on the river. But, Pesca misses the mark.
I will say the people seem nice. But sometimes the service seems good and other times you might feel like you're at Chili's. The place seems geared toward up-selling you than creating a great dining experience, resulting in overpriced average food and service.
The first time I went, they made a substitution on my wife's entree without asking (they didn't realize it was something she was very excited about). It turns out they were out of it, and rather than letting us know, just went ahead with something else! They apologized profusely and offered us complementary french press (great coffee, btw), but not the kind of service I would have expected. I have on both accounts been impressed by the desserts - the creme brulee is great and the tres leches is unlike any tres leches I've ever had - excellent. But, overall, appetizers were good but *tiny*, entrees bland (how can you mess up seared Ahi tuna?!).
This time they were out of Oysters. I understand running out of things, but when you're a seafood restaurant with 1/4 of the menu devoted to oysters and an oyster bar and charging such a premium for them - pulease...! Still, $30 for the appetizer where they substituted 3 shrimp for every 4 oysters. I had the clam chowder which was very good - smokey and rich.
I think overall the table was pleased, but certainly it was below expectations. I will not be back for a while... if you're in the mood for a great seafood/dining experience, look elsewhere..
Worst restaurant experience in United States – My husband, friends and I are major foodies.. we try out at least a new restaurant every week, be it in Phoenix where we are from, or be it where ever we are visiting... So the president's day weekend, we were in Texas and what would you love to do on a Sat night.. be at the river walk... We were hungry for some good quality sea food and our boat ride guide and a few others suggested we try Pesca on the river..
We really don?t mind paying the money if the ambience and food are just average... but we all being from the service industry, we really value good service... and our experience was far from pleasant..
No on attended us until we actually walked into the restaurant and asked to be attended. Once they did attend us, they gave us a table in a cold corner of the patio, far from the rest of the guests, where the patio heaters didn?t work, even though they had plenty of tables open and available. When 4 of us requested a bigger table, they said we could have a bigger table ONLY if we were more than 4... result.. we did not eat there... one of my friends who?s the coolest human (who never loses it) actually said sarcastically... thank u for your hospitality before we left...
We don?t know:
- if we were treated in that manner because we are Indians
- if we were treated in that manner because we had no grey hair
- if they thought we had no bucks to spare...
- if they thought we wouldn?t tip..
- if they treat everyone this way cos most of the river walk visitors are tourists and they don?t expect us back
- if they thought we were UGLY
I just could write on... but I think anyone that wants a pleasant restaurant experience shouldn?t visit here... or actually, maybe you MUST go there and you must write too.. about them and about their hospitality...
horrible experience !! – I tried Pesca during this Presidents day weekend.
The only thing great was the "Price"...the service was pathetic, some waitresses were not even courteous.
Yes it was a busy day but it shouldnt be an excuse and i would never recommend this restaurant.
Probably the worst dining experience of my life..
Nice atmosphere does not translate to good food – My wife and I had an average experience at Pesca last year but we like the atmosphere, so we decided to re-visit the restaurant. We went there pretty late (approx. 10 pm). The waitress was very attentive but the food was absolutely awful. My wife ordered 1/4 lb crabmeat as appetizer and snapper and I ordered spinach salad with Monkfish as entree. The spinach salad turned out to be a pleasant surprise, crabmeat was edible but nothing to write home about and both of entree were OVERCOOKED and EXTREMELY SALTY! By then, we were tired and hungry, so we decided not to say anything and left in a hurry. My wife and I love seeking out restaurants with good food and we certainly don't mind paying more but my experience at Pesca was just totally UNACCEPTABLE. Needless to say, Pesca is off our dining list for eternity!
An Amazing Experience – I went to Pesca on the River for lunch the other afternoon with my Boyfriend. Had very high expectations for the restaurant which were all meet. The service was great had servers waiting on us hand and foot. We had a five course meal which was breathe taking I was surprised at the detail in the presentation. Food Amazing, Service Great, Price Worth It!! I highly recommend you try Pesca!
Tourist Trap – For the money go to Budros! Bad service, fair but overpriced food. In all my years of dining, I have never had a waiter bring 2 botlles of wine and try to upsale ant tableside! I live in San Antonio, not some hole in the wall, south of the border. Class, this place has it in price only.
upscale seafood on the Riverwalk – As a first time visitor to San Antonio's Riverwalk and unsure of where to eat, I stumbled into Pesca because of it's beautiful wood furniture-filled patio and more fine tuned menu. The outside ambience was beautiful--quieter than others on the Riverwalk--and the service was for the most part excellent. I had a charming young waiter (although a bit inexperienced) that seemed to have a good knowledge of the menu and wine list. The chopped crab salad was light, fresh, and delicious. The house ceviche was a bit too salty. Overall, the portions and flavors were nice, and the ambience was relaxing. If I visited San Antonio again, I would probably go back.
Good Seafood on the river? – Having just moved here a few months ago i asked around to find out where Texans go to eat seafood. Without a doubt the majority of people I asked , said to try pesca on the river. I was very excited to try it having moved from Boston not long ago and yearned for some great seafood. The date did not start off on the right foot, they sat us in a booth and then forgot about us, 15 minutes later I had to search for an employee to have them greet us. The service went even further downhill after that, our wine never showed up, the fish was overcooked and our entrees took over 55 minutes from salad, to delivery. A manager never came by and I would say to anyone that ventures that way on the river stay clear, overpriced and will only leave you dissapointed.
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