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Originally published: Dec 23, 2012 - 4:12 pm
Heading into next Saturday's Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl matchup against Navy, Todd Graham and the ASU Sun Devils have every reason to be excited about their San Francisco trip.
Unfortunately for the Sun Devils, they might be making the trip without their second-leading rusher.
Junior running back Marion Grice (520 rushing yards) left the team this weekend, after his brother was killed in an attempted robbery Friday.
Grice did not practice Saturday before heading back to Houston to be with his family. In 2012, Grice provided ASU's offense with the perfect compliment to senior Cameron Marshall. He led the team in rushing touchdowns (9) and yards/carry (5.8).
It's unknown if he will return to the team before Saturday's game against the Midshipmen.
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Planning Notes
Past threads on the HRP have been informative and amusing, so it might be useful to start one for those planning a visit this year.
I'm wandering off on a route close to the various HRP trails, starting from Hendaye on 4 August and expect to finish on the Med in late September, in time to celebrate the fiesta mayor in Barcelona. I say wander because I don't want to hurry and would particularly like to stop a couple of days, for example, in the Marcardau valley, somewhere I've never been and about which the likes of Kev Reynolds and Andy Howell have waxed lyrical, and also to get up to Posets and Mont Roig this year.
I reckon my pack will weigh under 14kg, including food and water. I doubt whether I can get the weight down much from that. The kit is centred around a Golite 1 shelter, Alpkit 400 bag, Jetboil stove and Golite Pinnacle pack. I expect to eat at refuges wherever possible.
I'm going to use the Rando Editions 1:50000 Carte de Randonnee maps which I've obtained from Amazon and Maps Worldwide, and which I'm going to cut up to reduce the >1kg weight.
BTW, the 2nd edition of Tom Joosten's HRP guidebook is due to be published by Cicerone on 15 April. I also think that Veron's original guide is an inspiration.
Veron's original guide is great, I looked averywhere for it to no avail and then found it quite by chance in a quiet backwater bookshop for £4
..... So it looks like I might be on my tod this summer then! Hey ho.
Does anyone who's started on the GR10, GR11 or HRP know of a shop in Hendaye or Biarritz where you can get hold of Coleman gas carts?
Nice to hear from you again
I did ask this question a couple of year's back and got no response. Hence last year I came out by bus/ferry to Paris and then train with gas in sack. I didn't see any such shops in Hendaye but I do remember a couple of the camp sites selling gas but can't remember whether it was Colemans. Suggest you ditch the Jetboil and take an MSR Superfly (less weight) which is compatible with both types. I used one of these and got across with two 500 gm cannisters.
I will probably be doing it too Rob but am waiting to see if that will be solo or accompanied.
The Superfly might be the way to go for gas, if not you can always get one of these.
I've written to Coleman asking about suppliers in Hendaye etc without a response, which is why I posted. And google doesn't seem to come up with any sports/camping shops.
Yeah, I remember seeing your C500 cart in Espot, Pedro, and saw from your other threads how you travelled to Spain.
Ed - I've got one of those Vaude gadgets, but must try it out. I haven't yet worked out how the top screws to the cartridge.
I'm now toying with the possibility of a Honey Stove with trangia backup as an alternative. I also really like the idea of sitting around a small wood fire.
Owen - Like you, I'd recommend to anyone a visit to Ordesa as I've spent many glorious days there, though I'm probably going to give it a miss this time as it's packed out in August, and I fancy the Heas/Barroude stretch. But nothing's fixed, I intend to pick out a route as I go.
I see in the Cicerone preview of Tom Joosten's 2nd edition that he has made some changes to his last recommended route, and he also tries as far as possible to end each stage at a refuge. It's quite a long way from the Veron approach which offers a whole array of altermatives to choose from, and tends to leave you to choose.
I'm conscious of the physical stress involved in long treks as I was crippled with shin splints on the penultimate day of my Pennine Way trip last year. Is it a good idea to do a lot of fitness stuff before you going, or do you get up to speed on the job? And how often, if at all, do you take a day off on a long trek?
I reckon I was averagely fit when I left Hendaye, took it easy the first day, struggled the second but from then on could keep to GR11 guidebook times. I did not plan days off. They just happened, depending upon where I was, what the weather was like, what state my clothes were in etc. In all there were 4 days when I was stationary and two more when I just had an easy half day.
Heas/Barroude is a great walk. I met no one when I did it, and I struggled to convince the old lady at Heas campsite that I should pay her !
I reckon that must be about right for a 40+ day walk, Peter, although I've never been away that long before. This good French HRP blog (in french) -
- recommends 3 breaks following demanding sections on the HRP, at Pierre St Martin, in the middle (Gavarnie?) and at Salardu.
Do other long distance trekkers have a view about days off?
Like Pedro I tend to take them as they come - and I sort of think your body decides that for you; on the GR5 and other longer trips I took time when I thought I needed it - planned stops don't really work for me although I am an extremely retentive planner things don't work out the same way as plans.
On shorter trips - two or three weeks, I don't tend to bother unless I have plenty of time in hand; preferring to dawdle in the mountains rather than arrive two days early in a town.
I reckon I would be around 10-11kgs for 5 days; that said I have been getting my pack weight down by choosing very light gear for a few years.
I don't think 14kgs is too much really and have often carried that much in winter conditions. It just slows you down a little - giving you more time to look around!
I normally weigh in at about 10 kgms at airports and then add fuel and food.
One advantage of a heavy load is the downhill momentum (Mass * Velocity) !
Apologies if you've read this before on other threads.
On travel, we took the train last year from Manchester to Pau, a great overnight trip from Paris to Pau and the timings give you a nice evening in Paris as well and a morning breakfast stop on the way back. It costs about £130 return and that includes two nights' accommodation in couchettes.
Book London - Pau on raileurope.co.uk about ten weeks to three months in advance. The same train goes on to Lourdes for an easy bus to Cauterets.
Just as a suggestion if you're not following the HRP rigidly. Once you drop down from the refuge Bayssellance after about 1km there is a small track following a stream to the left. If you follow this (it soon peters out about but it continues on via cairns after a couple of kilometres and about an 800m climb you'll come to the Lac des Gentianes just beneath a col with a couple of walled places for camping. If you want to see an excellent sunset over Vignemale with a full view of the glacier this a well worth the wait. Especially when the Isards come up for a drink of an evening. I have some photos somewhere which do it no justice at all but I will upload them at some stage.
Incidentally why stop for a couple of days at Marcadau? It is beautiful but the refuge is a real dump with one toilet open for 100+ people and as it is only just over 2 hrs walk from the car park, it is thronged in the summer. I've even seen the french version of hoodies there. You'd be better off at Oulettes de Gaube or Bayssellance or Respumoso on the Spanish side (which has a shower in each dorm and San Miguel on tap).
Just the kind of suggestion about good bivvy spots I was looking for, thanks. Re Marcadau: it's just that I've always managed to miss going there, and Kev R maintains it is one of the best valleys as an introduction to the range. Do you know, Phil, if they are lockers at the refuge, to leave a rucksack while on a day walk?
I don't want to stay at any of these refuges, but camp nearby. In fact, where there are loads of people and/or camping is discouraged especially in Spain, I was thinking of reconnoitring a camp spot some way off before dark and, if the terrain was OK, getting a meal & wine in the refuge, and then making off to pitch up for the night. Is it likely that the guardians will object to this?
Does anyone have any comments about which refuges are difficult about camping? I think Estos is one, and more recently Viados, although I once camped outside the latter. I know it has been generally OK to camp near the French refuges, eg at Arlet, Pombie, Respumoso, Oulettes de Gaube, Sarradets and also Goriz in Spain and Coma Pedrosa in Andorra. I am going to try to get going in the morning by 6ish to avoid hasstle as well as the heat but, to be honest, I've rarely managed to do that for more than one start!
I do like the social side of refuges as well as the shelter occasionally in poor weather, but essentially I've got to keep the carrying pack weight down by eating out whenever possible. I expect to carry a max of 2.5kg food at any one time + water.
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Friday, June 8, 2012
It's My First Blogiversary!
But 2,030 of you have become Naptime Decorator 'likers' on Facebook.
713 of you follow my blog.
Say what?!
And at the time I'm typing this, ND has had 520,293 pageviews.
I'm sorry, come again!?
And sponsors?!!! I have SPONSORS?!!!
Crazy business, I tell you.
This all started because of a friend of mine who put a bug in my ear..."Liz, you really ought to start a blog." And I thought about it. And thought about it a little more. What the heck, it'll be fun! I love to talk, I love to decorate. Why not? For the first time in 5+ years, I found myself rediscovering a part of me that's always been there, but haven't had the time to focus on since becoming a mom. Life was (and is) crazy with 3 kids, all being born in a very short time frame. But with my baby becoming a toddler, life was also getting more manageable, and as predictable as it can get with kids. We had a schedule now, we reached the point where everyone slept through the night...it was time to find the Liz part of me again, not just the Mommy one. Time to do something for me, and that concept felt good, I gotta tell ya. First came the name. I wanted something to sum me up -I figured one could pretty much guess what this blog was about with the name, Naptime Decorator- a busy mom who squeezes in some decorating during naptime! This'll be fun, I thought. Let's do it!
Not even thinking this thing would last beyond my kids' outgrowing their naps! We're getting scarily close to that stage, and now my family jokes about the name..."What will you do once the kids are big?! Can't be the Naptime Decorator if there is no naptime!" Never even occured to me that this whole bloggy thing could possibly last that long. But people actually started reading...and liking it! Beyond my wildest dreams, I tell you.
I've 'met' so many people over these past 12 months - other bloggers, and readers, and it's odd how close I feel to so many of you. Though we've never met in person, there are names that I always recognize when they pop up, and conversations we've had and I think, wow, I feel like we've been friends forever!
Those of you who have left comments and taken the time out of your crazy busy schedules, to tell me that I've inspired you or helped you look at something in a new way...you have no idea how these make my day. That you never thought you were the crafty type, but now you're creating things, and making memories for your families and homes. That my sappy posts hit home, and now you're trying to appreciate the little things more. Inspiring? Helping? Appreciating life more?! Never saw these coming when I wrote my first post one year ago today. But wow...that's enough to bring a tear (or several!) to my eye.
You all truly humble me, and to say I am grateful for your support and following me on this journey would be the understatement of the century. It's been an absolute BLAST and I can't wait to see what the future has in store for us. From the bottom of my decorating heart, a million thank yous.
In honor of my blogiversary, I thought I'd share my top ten favorite posts of the past year. Enjoy, and thanks again!
Budget Bathroom Makeover
Ruler Growth Chart
The Story of the Three Stools
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A Letter to My Younger Self
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10 comments:
- Lauren @ The Well Crafted Home said...
Congrats! You have such an awesome blog and I hope that there will be many more blogiversaries! :)
- June 8, 2012 at 11:20 AM
- Brooke Gomhp said...
Congrats on one year Liz!!!
- June 8, 2012 at 11:31 AM
- Laurie said...
Congratulations!! SO fun! come on over and enter to win some giveaways to celebrate!! You will LOVE them. :)
http://www.adoptioncreatesfamilies.com/search/label/Summer%20Fun%20Giveaway%202012 - June 8, 2012 at 1:49 PM
- Something Nice and Pretty said...
Congrats to you Liz! You have earned it, I always pop over when I see a new post in my sidebar of yours! Haven't did the rope/twine vase yet but we just got back from vacation and still a little tired!
Rondell♥ - June 8, 2012 at 3:49 PM
Love following your posts! I'm so not the crafty one, but hey....I've even spray painted a couple things, just seeing your ideas. Sure beats the price of a brand new item! Congrats to you.....still think you need to have your own design show.....better get in touch with your boy Nate and see if he can help a girl out :)
- June 8, 2012 at 4:18 PM
- Karen At Home said...
Congratulations on an amazing and inspiring first year!! Looking forward to several more years to come!
- June 8, 2012 at 7:06 PM
Congrats on your anniversary!
- June 8, 2012 at 10:21 PM
- Liz said...
Thanks SO SO SO much, everyone!!!
- June 9, 2012 at 6:47 PM
- Jackie said...
congrats ! i love your blog and thank you for sharing your wonderful decorating ideas & successes.
- June 10, 2012 at 6:47 PM
- Ms Molly: said...
I just found your blog--it's wonderful! Congratulations on your success!
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Shortly after rounding the mark, Gotta Love It 7 capsized and the resulting damage has caused serious damage to the hull, which could have a drastic affect on the team's chances of defending their Giltinan title next week.
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We stayed here on a Friday and Saturday night while visiting family in Nashville. It was decently located near interstates/downtown and the lobby is fun with a "nashville" feel, but the rooms were verrrrry dated and had an altogether unclean feel. The carpets felt like you didn't really want to walk around barefoot, the bathroom was just a little grimy […] and the bed/bedding felt old. A coil was poking out of the mattress under my pillow.... I never felt unsafe, but don't think I would recommend this place to close friends or family. Spend a few extra bucks for a clean nights sleep. Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Worst hotel ever"
I have never paid $137.00 for a hotel room and didn't have a microwave or refrigerator. The room was very small with twin beds. The heater didn't work in the first room plus the bath tubs were very dirty. In order to have a microwave and refrigerator, you will have to pay an extra fee. So what are we paying for, just a basic room?? The price we got […] was discounted because we did it online. If you pay in person the price will be much higher($169.00). I will never recommend Millennium Maxwell House Hotel to any one. This is the worst hotel I have ever visited. There was no complimentary breakfast for the price I paid. Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Needs updating in rooms."
Rooms could use some updating. Air pressure pushes shower curtain in toward you. Water would not shut off in shower. Overpriced for what you get. Lobby and restaurant are nice.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Basic but nice"
Doesn't have free wifi or a fitness center, which is odd for such an expensive hotel, but it is nice, safe, comfortable. Has a mini fridge and microwave and coffee maker. Very nice, but it should have free Internet and a fitness center for that hefty price.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
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The hotel is decent but outside of cosmetic updates it is dated. The bathrooms are 20 years old. The courtesy shuttle was great to help on cab fair to downtown but was not always reliable. Desk clerks were not very friendly.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Will recommend to anyone this hotel."
Stay was excellentAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"I expected more for the price and hotel brand"
Pros: hotel location is ideal for quick drive to downtown area, and hotel offers free shuttle service within 5 miles; ample free parking available. Cons: breakfast should be included for the rate; wifi is free in lobby but costs you ten per day from your room, whether you connect to wifi or internet cable (which didn't work). Hotel staff really didn't […] seem to care if we enjoyed our stay or not. They weren't rude... just seemed that they were going through their tasks and guests were just something that had to be managed. First thing at checkin is to sign a statement that you agree to all the penalty fees and understand that they are not responsible if the maids steal anything from your room. They didn't explain the wifi situation. The maid didn't get around to cleaning our room until around 4 p.m. the following day, while we were back there for showers prior to going out at night. She basically wanted us to get dressed and let her come in to do a very quick clean because it was time for her to finish work for the day. The room was quite dated (as was the hotel) and the bed was not only uncomfortable... it was actually bowed... you could actually see it easily. Next time, I'll pay a few dollars more and stay at in a different brand hotel. Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Invest in some new mattress"
Like a trip back to the 70's. Rooms really need to be updated and new beds are a must.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
Average hotel - not close to downtown. Clean and friendly staff.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Don't Rely on the Shuttle"
The room was great and the front desk was great. The restaurant and bar were not attractive and not a place you would want to hang out. The hotel is not walking distance to anything except for a few fast food places. I used the shuttle to get downtown and back and had a good experience. But waited for over 45 minutes for a shuttle from the airport and […] had some mix up for the shuttle to the airport. The desk will tell you the shuttle to the airport is from 7 to 10 at the top and the half hour, which would be excellent service. But, after waiting for nearly a half hour, from 9:50 until 10:15, the shuttle that arrived told me I missed the 10am shuttle and he was going at 11. The next shuttle told me now, I would go on the first. Eventually, I took the first shuttle and left about 10:30. A needlessly, stressful experience. The day prior, a group of guests complained about the shuttle, and the manager's response was that the shuttle was complimentary. Cab rides to downtown are about $10-$15, but there weren't any cabs standing by at the hotel. Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Nursing Home In Disguise"
Disgusting! I don't know how this is rated as a 3.5 star - I would rate it as MAYBE a 2 star. There is a nasty little restaurant downstairs (this was the reason we chose this place as everything else was closed, restaurant-wise). I ordered the soup of the day for my daughter -- who will eat any soup I put in front of her. she wouldn't touch it - I tasted […] it and it was a strangely viscous lukewarm bland beige substance (I'll let your imagination run wild as to what it was reminding me of) that was allegedly a beer-cheese soup? No flavor - the other food was also disgusting. The room was grimy and the shower felt like something from a neighborhood YMCA from the 60s... do yourself a favor and skip it... Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"10 minutes to Broadway."
Hotel property was very nice! The room was small, the bathroom was smaller, no counter in bathroom. Mac, driver of shuttle bus was great!Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
complimentary breakfast, or at least coffee would have been nice. Not at all impressed with the menu at the bar...Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
overall, i enjoyed my stay and would recommend this hotel to others. The dining was excellentAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
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"Free shuttle to downtown"
The rooms were wonderful. Very clean. The Shuttle to downtown was wonderful too! No need to drive and park downtown. Great!Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
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The shuttle is a nice service, except you have to wait forever for it at both the hotel and pick-up locations. It's easier to just park downtown and pay the $5. We stood outside the hotel for over an hour- took us 3 turns to get on the shuttle. The bathroom was tiny, sink is not even in the bathroom. We would probably still stay here again because the […] location is very convenient. Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
We loved the Hotel and especially the shuttle service to Downtown. It made our trip GREAT and our shuttle driver Amed was wonderful to us. We also loved the bar in the hotel which was our last stop at the end of each evening. Thanks for a fun trip!!!Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"close to down town areas"
We were in town for a concert. Hotel itself was clean and comfortable. Staff at checkin and out was friendly. Nothing special was needed. Hotel is located in a nice quiet area with pretty and peaceful grounds. Close enough to downtown area. Would definately stay again.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Nashville Trip"
Free Shuttle to downtown Nashville also....would recommendAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"super room"
I got to stay on the top floor with a lovely view of the Nashville night lights. I was pleasantly surprised to find bottled water in my room.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Need new front desk employees"
First of all, let me just say that the hotel rooms were clean, but both mornings the hotel lobby smelled of sewer but didn't last all day. Luckily the rooms didn't smell. The housekeeping staff and shuttle drivers couldn't have been nicer. But the 3 women that worked the front desk the day we arrived were horribly rude! I had booked 2 rooms through […] 'hotels.com' and they mentioned 3 times how much "booking through a 3rd party threw them". What????? They were rude when 2 members of my party requested NO down comforters...told them they shoud've requested earlier. The housekeeping didn't seem bothered, it took them all of 2 min. to make the switch. I will not stay at the Millenium Maxwell House Hotel again (and I go to Nashville often). I think the shuttle drivers and housekeeping staff should be trained for the front desk! Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
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"Great price, great service, convenient shuttle"
If you can't afford a room downtown near broadway then this is your best bet. Real nice area just outside downtown with a convenient shuttle that picks you up and drops you off at airport. Shuttle also takes you to downtown all for free. If your out late and need a cab from downtown to the hotel is a $10 cab ride. Nice bar and restaurant at the hotel, […] and beautiful surrounding scenary with a really nice looking outdoor pool. Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Very Disappointed"
While the shuttle bus drivers were very pleasant, the front desk staff were rude and unapproachable. The hotel lobby smelled like sewage all weekend. The rooms are old and outdated, and the bathrooms smell moldy. I never write reviews but felt the need to warn others. I would not recommend this hotel.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"The customer service was a joke"
The front desk person had a terrible attitude. She was harsh, defensive and rude to my wife and 18 month old as they checked in. I arrived later that night from a business meeting. I needed to get another set of keys. I gave her my license and she called the room at 11pm as my daughter slept. I asked her not to call. She said she didn't and she knows […] my daughter was up there. As I'm going up the elevator, my wife asked if I was there since the phone just rang. I had to get someone from our car so I dropped my to let her know she called the room. She said she did because she had to see the name on the room (which she lied about initially). And she was rude and belligerent about calling my room at night and waking up the baby. Unbelievable that this person was hired to be in the customer service business. Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Maxwell House is nice"
The hotel itself was good. However, they did not have free wifi. This should have been standard for this high of a price for a room.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
The hotel was overall fine but the room itself needs improvement considering the price paid. Carpet looked worn and was not vacuumed. Pillows were flat and uncomforable. To sum it up...over priced for what you get and what you don't getAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Average hotel"
The hotel had a funky smell when u walked in. The place could use an update because it looks a bit old and worn out. There's definetly better options in the area if your willing to spend a little more.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Nashville MMH"
Always love staying there!Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Great Hotel"
Good location - easy to find. Hotel shuttle service to Downtown was exceptional.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
Convenient location; just off I-65. No traffic problems in morning or evening. Coming off I-65 does necessitate a U-turn on Rosa Park Blvd. Room and bathroom was smaller than I expected but efficient and clean.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
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"Classy Hotel"
Beautiful, well-maintained hotel & grounds.Very convenient Mini-shuttle took us downtown & to sight-seeing at no extra charge.Only a short 10 minute wait for shuttle, not very far from downtown, but quiter for better sleeping. Would definely return.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
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"Could have been better"
For $100/night I expected a better experience. There was hair and grass in my sheets. The phones in the room didn't work. There were no plugs by the bed to charge my phone. The AC kept coming on even after I turned it to the off position. Also there was hair in my shower. Needless to say I was disappointed. I would have expected the room to at least […] be clean when I checked in. Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Millenium - Nashville"
Very convenient to everything and everywhere I need to go in the Nashville area. It is the only hotel I will stay when I do business in this areaAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"NOT Recommended at all..."
Most expensive hotel we had stayed suring our road trip. Location, looks and feel of the hotel is really good but that's all there is too. No free WiFi in rooms, you have to pay $9.95/day for WiFi service in room - really, these days even "mom & pop" motels have free WiFi. The only place you get free WiFi was in lobby - Really!! Who and why would you […] expect guests to come down withering laptops and iPads to get Internet access in Lobby? We paid for te WiFi so we can watch Netflix and couple of our shows but connection was very poor and kept disconnecting. Thank God, we got refund (credited) for our Internet charges. No complementary breakfast - on site lounge but charged us $30 for breakfast - again "mom & pop" has free breakfast, elevator stopped working - had to take satires to 5th floor - no help from management to get issue resolved - AC/Fan/Heater in room kept shutting off automatically after 5 mins of running.... Thank God, it was cold night and we had our blanketes to sleep in. Upon talking to management about thir short comings, all we got was smile and wave of good bye! DO NOT RECOMMEND AT ALL.... Pročitajte višeAutentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Great price and nice hotel"
It's not in the center of the action and the price reflects that. However, you can easily get to where the fun is via their shuttle bus and an abundance of cabs to get you back to the hotel late at night. If you are on a budget but still want a nice hotel this is the best in the area.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
"Tired Hotel"
The hotel staff was friendly but the hotel itself was very tired. I was surprised to see that they charge for internet access and use in business centre. Rather antiquated, no? I would rate it at a 2.5 - 3.0 and not 3.5 star.Autentične Hotels.com recenzije gostiju
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BETHBKE OLD BETHB«GE also serving PLAINVIEW 6 r a a QlTHPAQt LIB 4 7 POWELL A\f 6 e r H P 4 & £ N y , , PLAINEDGE 11714 I £S SEAFORD VOL. 13 NO. 20 Thursday, March 22. 1979 10 cents per copy President's Club SUPER SALESMAN—Charles J. Boyer of Bethpage (left) was inducted into New York Telephone's "President's Club" for outstanding sales performance at an awards ceremony on March 13. Presenting the eitation to Boyer is, company president John Mulhearn. Oyster Bay Takes Over Street Lighting The Town of Oyster Bay consummated the purchase of its street lighting system in unincorporated areas from the Long Island Lighting Company, Town Supervisor Joseph Colby announced this week. Under the terms of the agreement negotiated with the utility, the Town now owns outright the 18,622 light fixtures along its more than 700 miles of Town roads and in its parks, municipal parking fields and other public areas, as well as approximately 75 miles of wire and cable that supply energy to the light fixtures. Financing for the purchase of the system at a lump-sum price of $970,200 is incorporated in a $1.8 million serial bond issue approved by the Town Board last October that will also fund a major modernization program of the entire lighting system. "The Town should begin almost immediately to realize savings in our costs of public lighting under the new arrangement, "Colby said." Heretofore, our annual light bill included a charge for the fixtures and maintenance as well - as the energy consumed. Now the Town Lighting Bureau will handle all installation and maintenance of the street lights and we will pay Lilco only for the energy plus maintenance of some underground cable connections to Lilco's system and a pole attachment charge." The most significant savings will be realized, however, with the Town's modernization program of the system, Colby noted. This will involve the replacement of the present lights with more modern fixtures that (Continued on Page 3) 4-Hers Visit State Capital New York State Government is a concern of Teens that form Nassau County. Victoria Temple, 72 Taylor Avenue, Roosevelt, and Timothy Hoey, 28 Lexington Avenue, Bethpage attended the 4- H Capital Days Program on March 12 and 13, 1979 in Albany, New York. This annual 4-H Program, sponsored by the New York State Association of Cooperative Extension 4-H Agents provided 4- H Youth from New York State opportunities to learn first-hand about the State Government. Tours of the Capitol Building and the New Empire State Museum complemented sessions where teens learned about the legislative process and youth involvement in Government. The Teens met personally with Assemblyman Kemp Hannon and Senator Norman J. Levy, discussing matters of local concern. Teens were addressed by Edgar King, assistant director of the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets, becoming familiar with the role that State Agencies play in dealing with issues confronting New Yorkers. Delegates visited the New York State Court of Appeals and were acquainted with the workings of the Judicial Branch of Government. A reception with Lieutenant Governor Mario Cuomo and Commissioner Roger Barber of Agriculture and Markets Highlighted the two-days session. Ann Ocker Honored Oyster Bay Town Clerk Ann R. Ocker has been named recipient of the New York State Federation of Republican Women Achievement Award for Women in the Field of Local Government. Mrs. Ocker, who has served as Town Clerk since 1973, was accorded the honor at the Federation's winter conference held in Syracuse on February 25, 26 and 27. She was the second recipient of the award, which is given in recognition of outstanding leadership and contributions to the advancement of women in politics. As a delegate from the Nassau County Federation of Republican Women, Mrs. Ocker also served as a panelist for one of the workshops, "Women Candidates in the Political World." A resident of Plainview, Mrs. OCker has been active for many years in state and local government and politics. She is Chairman of the Nassau County Advisory Committee on consumer Affairs and is a State Committeewoman representing the 10th Assembly District. She has previously served as President of the Nassau County Federation of Republican Women and as Tenth Judicial District Director of the New York State Federation of Republican Women. Youth Corps lobs Available Nassau County Executive Francis T. PurceU announced today that Nassau County will receive federal employment funds to carry out a Youth Conservation Corps summer employment program for between 80 and 100 young people. Those young people selected for the program will be working on a variety of conservation projects in Nassau County which include nature trail development, cleaning stream banks, planting trees, and erosion control. The program, in its fifth year in Nassau County, also includes an educational component which will help participants understand both the environmental problems and programs existing in the county. It is funded by the Forest Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Department of the Interior. The Nassau County Youth 'Board, which administers the YCC program, noted that any Nassau County youth between the ages of 15 and 18 is eligible to apply. Participants will be selected at random by computer from applications received prior to a deadline of April 1, 1979. Applications may be obtained from all high school principals' offices, Nassau County Youth Board agencies, State Employment Service offices or by writing to the Youth Conservation Corps, Box 5364, Albany, New York 12205. Over 200 To Be Confirmed Most Rev. John R. McGann, D.D. Most Rev. James J. Daly, D.D. 230 teen-agers and several older adults will be confirmed at St. Martin of Tours Church, Bethpage, on Friday; April 6, and Saturday, April 7. The Most Rev. John R. McGann, bishop of the Catholic diocese of Rockville Centre, will administer the sacrament to approximately one-third of the candidates at each of two celebrations scheduled for 2:00 and 4:30 p.m. on Friday, April 6. The Most Rev. James J. Daly, auxiliary bishop of the diocese and vicar for Nassau County will confirm the remaining one-third on Saturday, April 7, at a 10 a.m. ceremony. The Rev. John E. Murray is the pastor of St. Martin of Tours Church. The Sewers Cometh Anticipated Street Closings Due to Sewer Construction for Week of March 26,1979 - March 30,1979 Contract 1002-3-P-l (Bethpage, Plainview laterals) Meade Ave. from Stewart Ave. to 12th Street. Sherman Street from Stewart Ave. to Railroad Ave. Grant Ave. from Stewart Ave. to Railroad Ave. Burkhardt Ave. from Stewart Ave. to Railroad Ave. Grant Street from Stewart Ave. to Railroad Ave. South 1st Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave. South 2nd Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave. South 3rd Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave. South 4th Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave. South 5th Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave. South 6th Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave. 9th Street from Railroad Ave. to Thomas Ave. 10th Street from Railroad Ave. to Thomas Ave. llth Street from Railroad Ave. to Thomas Ave. 12th Street from Railroad Ave. to Thomas Ave. Contract 1002-3-CPW-l (Westbury laterals) Hilton Street from Old Country Road to Grand Blvd. Grayston Street from Old Country Road to Grand Blvd. Fieldston Street from Old Country Road to Grand Blvd. Old Country Road from Fieldston Street to Grayston Street. Contract 1002-3-L-5 (Hicksville Levittown laterals) 5th Ave., 7th St., 8th St., 9th St., 10th St., llth St., Hudson Place, Dean Street, Maglie Dr., Lawrence St. Jerusalem Ave. Northbound Restricted. Contract 1002-3-INT-16-2 (Plainview Interceptor) Broadway from Ellen Street to Linden Ave. Contract 1002-3-F-4 (Farniingdale laterals) Clinton Street from Conklin Street to Railroad Tracks South Front Street from Clinton Street to Segatogue Ave. Dale Drive from dead End to Clinton Street. Conklin Street Restricted on Northside Columbia Street from South Front Street to Conklin Street Washington Street from South Front Street to Conklin Street Elizabeth Street from Southside of Railroad to Segatogue Ave. Vancott Ave. from Grant Ave. to Staple Street Staple Street from Fulton Street to Clinton Ave. Duane Street from Fulton Street to Clinton Ave. Prospect Street from Main Street to West Street. Circle Drive from dead End to Prospect Street. Bernard Street from Prospect Street to Fulton Street Doud Street from Prospect Street to Fulton Street Wetden Street from Prospect Street to Fulton Street.
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If you are a Lovatic and/or a Directioner holding out hope for Demi Lovato and One Direction's Niall Horan to upstream their under-a-microscope friendship to a romance, well, you are outta luck.
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In keeping with our Father's Day theme this week, we salute former President Bill Clinton told doctors he would not be refused and haggled his way into the operating room just before his daughter Chelsea was born. On Tuesday June 11th, 2013, The National Father's Day Committee named Bill Clinton "Father of the Year". Well deserved Mr. President!
I've said it before and I'll say it again...what's with Russian dash cams catching all the action? In this video, a dog isn't catching a frisbee or fetching a stick...it's actually pushing it's masters down a flooded street. Not only were the people driving through flooded streets but they were recording video rather than stopping to help.
In addition to Old Glory, you'll find other flags above the courthouse in downtown Utica. Here's a look at other flags that fly above Central New York.


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Buy MBA now...?
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Looking to buy a MBA (11" 8gb ram, 128gb SSD, 2 ghz i7). Is it worth waiting for the rumoured Haswell models or taking the plunge (giving my MBP to the missus as she's starting a degree). Cheers |
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Feb 2, 2013, 02:39 PM | #2 |
Buy now. There's no time like the present.
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Feb 2, 2013, 02:47 PM | #3 |
IF you need something now, then buy it. If you can wait until later this spring, then wait.
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Feb 2, 2013, 02:47 PM | #4 |
Depends on you. Worth it is subjective. The only right answer here is yours.
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Feb 2, 2013, 02:54 PM | #5 |
Yeah, I guess it is down to me!
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Feb 2, 2013, 03:03 PM | #6 |
Click on the buyers guide tab above.
"Buy only if you need it - Approaching the end of a cycle" is what it says about MBA. That is somewhat misleading, since it is averaging years of MBA refreshes, and I think the average cycle time is a bit off. The next MBA will probably be released in Jun or Jul. Can you wait until then? |
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Feb 2, 2013, 03:04 PM | #7 |
I thought there was news from intel at CES that haswell for laptops was delayed till the end of the year?
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Feb 2, 2013, 03:11 PM | #8 |
I could wait until June/July, it's more price dependant I guess. If the Haswell chips push the price up, it'll be a pain!
And it looks like the chips aren't being launched until June so not a lock for the next MBA refersh anyway. |
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Feb 2, 2013, 03:41 PM | #9 |
The price points are highly, highly unlikely to change. The Macbook line will inevitably be refreshed to Haswell, it's just an issue of when. If you don't need it, I'd wait, even if it might be 6 months or more. Otherwise, just go for it. I'm personally waiting for the Haswell Mini myself, but Air suffices for the time being.
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Feb 2, 2013, 04:18 PM | #10 |
I bought my MBA less than a week ago and I couldn't be happier. Got a good deal on it too (13" 8GB RAM for $1150 New!). The only way I'd regret not waiting is if the new refreshed 2013 MBA came with a retina display, which by all accounts doesn't seem like it'll happen.
Haswell is a little faster and uses less energy, but the real benefit is the upgrade in graphics. The mid-2012 is plenty fast for everyday use and a faster graphics processor wouldn't do me much good. Only hold out if you can think of reasons for needing the slight upgrade to Haswell. Otherwise, find a good deal on the mid-2012. |
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Feb 2, 2013, 04:43 PM | #12 | |
This is an invalid concern. The new chips typically slide into the price points of the old ones. If Apple raised the price to cover increased cost of upgrades from the tail end of one cycle to the start of another, that would mean annual price increases in spite of relatively static chip pricing from year to year.
Legend has it that a bad GPU driver killed Intel's father. To this day intel can't bring themselves to write a good one. |
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Feb 2, 2013, 04:43 PM | #13 |
I would also like to know where you got a 2012 MBA with 8 GB of ram for $1150...because I would jump on that right now...
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Feb 2, 2013, 05:45 PM | #14 |
BestBuy Canada had a huge overstock sale on MBA and MBP. They are authorized Apple dealers and I just lucked out and happened to check.
The sale ended on Feb 1st. I posted the sale here, as well as on the MBP forum, on January 22nd but the mod moved it to the forum for buying tips and advice. I had been in the market for less than a week before I stumbled on this sale. A little patience and you'll save. Last edited by NightMoose; Feb 2, 2013 at 05:52 PM. |
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Feb 2, 2013, 05:46 PM | #15 |
Forget graphics, Isn't the main benefit of haswell the battery life increases? If a 11" air could get 12 hours
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Feb 2, 2013, 06:13 PM | #16 |
I'm guessing Apple is going to rate battery life for 11" at 7 hours and 10 hours for the 13" with Haswell. I mean that's a 40% increase in battery life, crazy good. I'm just having a hard time seeing anything over 100% increase in battery life.
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Feb 2, 2013, 07:05 PM | #18 |
I'd say this time of year, Apple is going all retina with MBPs and MBA becomes the low-end with the regular display.
Haswell is indeed promising with the iGP improvements. Certainly can be a great challenge to GT650M from yesteryear. And having lower resolution than retina is indeed a unique advantage for not taxing the GPU so hard.
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Feb 2, 2013, 07:15 PM | #19 |
I, too, have been stuck with this dilemma for the past few weeks and have been desperately wanting to own a MacBook Air for University use (starts in a few weeks), casual use and some light gaming however, after much deliberation with myself, I have decided to wait 5 or so months for the release of the 2013 Air. Hopefully, the wait will be well worth it.
MacBook Air 2012 4GB RAM/128GB SSD/13" |
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Feb 3, 2013, 12:35 AM | #20 |
I'm waiting for Haswell to upgrade but I'm waiting with a July 2011 MBA. If you need a system now it makes sense to get one, there are some good deals popping up lately.
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.o DAILY STRIKE BULLETIN^^t UNITED LABOR ACTION SMASH THE CITIZENS ALLIANCE TWO TWENTY-FIVE SOUTH THIRD STREET Volume 1, No. 11 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1934 Price one cent Martial Law Declared by Olson Bosses' Moves Against Paper Fail of Purpose Strike Daily Appears Despite All Threats Speaking over the microphone at Strike Headquarters last night, a member of The Organizer's staff elicited a thunderous cry of anger when he informed the assembled crowd of workers that attempts to suppress the daily strike bulletin were continuing. Not only has The Organizer been forced out of its second printing plant in three days by order of the bosseu of those shops, but new moves have been made to prevent distribution of our paper. Yesterday afternoon a cop drove one of our salesgirls, a member of the Ladies' Auxiliary, away from the street corner in front of Dayton's. He refused to let her sell The Organizer there. He had no legal pretext for such action. According to law, anyone is supposed to be allowed to publish a newspaper and to sell it on the public streets. But the Citizens Alliance has -ordered us off the streets. Furthermore, it is reported, the plot to charge the staff of The Organizer with criminal syndicalism and to put them in jail for five yearai is gathering headway. County Attor- new Goff is in charge of this little scheme. The Organizer can not be stopped, however. It is the voice of the strikers, an indispensable weapon in the fight against the bosses, and a shield against the snarling attacks of the kept press. The Citizens Alliance has set lt- self an impossible task in attacking ! And the Fight Has Just Begun! NO TRUCKS TO BE MOVED! BY NOBODY! The Organizer. We will be out daily as long as this strike lasts, if that means till hell freezes over. After you read your Organizer, circulate it among all your friends TiKnl-s Ask t" —J ;i funds iu«fe «... j — . and neighbors. Ask them to read it. Then ask them for funds for the strike. 574 is urgently in need of MONEY to carry on the courageous battle for all laboring men and women. Let each reader appoint himself a committee of one to help collect these vital funds. Give receipts to all who donate. Headquarters will give you receipts for all you collect. SOME SERIOUS QUESTIONS ABOUT MARTIAL LAW General Hugh S. Johnson, head of the NRA, speaking in Los Angeles on July 20, made some remarks about martial law. He said: "It is an extreme to which a public official is justified in going only when the very safety of the state is threatened and then only at his own peril and with full .criminal and civil responsibility for every act of the most callow of his subordinates. It is exactly like the rule of self-defense in a murder trial. Your back must be against the wall with no way to save your life except to destroy your adversary." The Organizer wants to ask some questions: Is the safety of the State of Minnesota threatened? If so, by whom, in the opinion of the Governor who ordered martial law? Why is "the rule ol self-defense" being called into play? Who has threatened murder? Have the strikers murdered anybody? Who murdered Henry B. Ness? The bosses' back is against the wall; does the Governor feel that the State of Minnesota has its back against the wall? Are the troops ordered out to destroy an adversary? Who is that adversary? Now is the time for plain speaking. Following upon the bosses' rejection of the draft settlement proposed by Rev. Francis J. Haas, representative of the National Labor Relations Board, Governor Floyd B. Olson at noon today established martial law. Earlier in the day a membership meeting of Local 574, after careful consideration of the Haas plan, decided that it represented a minimum acceptable to the Union and that the strike could be settled on such a basis. The Union thus went as far as it could, showing once again that the strike is one forced upon the workers by a gang of cutthroats headed by the Citizens Alliance who have no object except to smash the Minneapolis labor movement and maintain all workers in misery so that the bosses may enjoy super-profits and luxury. The responsibility for the existence today of a military dictatorship in this city, as well as for the continuation of the strike, is on the shoulders of the bosses. The Strike Committee of 100 met last night in a long session to analyze and discuss the Haas plan. While this plan did not give the Union everything the Union is anxious to get, the Strike Committee of 100 concluded that it constituted a basis for settlement. The plan would have established a return- to-work minimum wage of 4214 cents per hour for inside men, helpers and platform men, and of 5214 cents an hour for drivers. Constituting a material and definite advance in wages over those prevailing at the opening of the strike, this item amounted to a real advance over Haas' earlier proposals. The Haas plan offered yesterday also eliminated the bosses' demand that the Union reveal the names of its members in order to prove its right to exist. It set up arrangements for an election in which all workers (including inside men) in the 22 market firms would vote as a group as to whether or not they wanted 574 to represent them. This meant a sure-fire victory for 574, which includes practically all drivers, helpers, and inside men in the market houses. At the Strike Committee it was decided to recommend the plan to the Union members. A membership meeting was held this morning at Eagles Hall where the strikers heard a report , on the negotiations from Union officials and leaders of the Strike Committee of 100. 1 It was generally agreed that in adopting the new Haas plan, the Union would be making certain concessions. It was, however, felt that nothing basic was being sacrificed and that, jnst as the May settlement was a gain over previous conditions, so this new settlement would constitute a gain over the May conditions. This, apparently, was also clear to the bosses, who desired neither to concede any higher wages nor to open the door to permanent and consolidated organization of all the inside men in the market and most of those in other houses They "accepted with reservations"— that is to say, they turned down the proposition ,with a lot of fancy language. The Federal Government has not been very famous lately as a friend of the worker. One has only to bear in mind the raw deals that were pulled on the workers at Weirton, in Detroit, in the steel Union and other cases to realize that the Federal Government has been pro-boss all the way through the "New Deal." But for the bandits of the Minneapolis Citizens Alliance, not even this is enough. They want to exterminate us, crush us, smash us j completely. The Rev. Haas, a professor and student of labor problems, is reputed to be one of Washington's best bets. He dashed out here by special plane with a lot of advance publicity. We do not know what went on between him and the Citizens Alliance, but we do know that he has not induced the bosses to give the workers even a crumb. What would have happened if the bosses had accepted a Haas plan and we had turned it down? Not a bandit or yegg, not a pious hypocrite or snivelling labor-sweater, not a stockholder or stockjobber in town but would have yelled for our blood. And what would the Federal representative have done? What will he do now? It will be interesting to see what, if anything, the Rev. Haas has to say about the bosses who turned down the olive branch he flew with from Washington. Of course, the Rev. Haas's speech or silence ;will not determine this issue. The spirits of the strikers are higher than ever. Neither conciliators nor negotiators nor dictators can dampen them. ■ We will not return to work for a pittance. We have had enough of twelve and ten and eight dollar weekly checks. We have had enough of insecurity due to lack of organization. We will go back but with decent wages, decent conditions, and a Union, Local 574, to protect us. We cannot do less by ourselves, we cannot ;do less by our wives, we cannot do less by our children. We will not do less. Despite death and the devil, despite the whole unholy alliance which is pitted against us1: the strike goes on. Peaceful picketing continues. The banner still waves on which is inscribed our slogan: 1 No trucks shall be moved 1 By nobody! 574 Demands Olson Recall Militia Order Troops Empowered to Allow Truck Movement Governor Olson has declared martial law. Troops are taking over our streets. What for? Do the workers need the help of troops? Of course not. If the workers are to win this strike, union recognition and decent living conditions, it is enough for them to tie up trucking and related operations. This they have done for eleven days. They need no help from anybody to do ths. Will the troops help the workers? The Organizer does not see how the troops can help the workers. Governor Olson says that when martial law is in force "trucks will move only on military permits and picketing by automobile or otherwise will be completely stopped." That n.eans that the troops can make possible any movement of trucks which it suits them to sanction. Until now trucks have moved only with permits from Local 574. Now )OJ)S Thii Nor can a prohibition of picketing be a help. The troops, we are told, will do what the bosses and Bloody Johan- the troops are to decide who is to ymove. This cannot be a help to us. EXTRA! EXTRA! Tonight at 8:15 there will be the usual meeting at Strike Headquarters, 215 South 8th St. The events of the day will be analyzed and plans announced. Strike leaders will speak. AH strikers asked to attend. Broadcasting as usual over "Station 574." nes could not do: they will make possible scab movements of trucks and break our strike. Time after time in American labor history, when the bosses were on the point of taking a bad beating, the militia has come in to save them. Arrests, suppression of newspapers, prohibition of meetings and picketing, shootings—these have always been the inevitable accompaniment of martial law. And these can break a strike. Martial law cannot help the strikers. It must help the bosses. Local 574 is opposed to martial law. Every step that these troops take toward moving or helping to move trucks, is a blow at Local 574 and the strike. And because of the nature of this struggle, such a blow is a blow at the whole Minneapolis labor movement. / Those who have asked for troops— the Citizens Alliance and •■ Mayor Bainbridge—and he who has called them out, will be responsible for such blows. The troops must not interfere with picketing. We call upon Governor Floyd B. Olson to withdraw the troops immediately from the city of Minneapolis. We call upon eveiy labor union in the city of Minneapolis, upon every worker and every friend of workers' rights, to second this demand. We ask them to impress with the utmost force and solemnity upon the Governor the implacable oppositon of the overwhelming mass of the population to the presence of these troops and the operation of martial law. We call upon labor throughout the state and the country to rally to our side in this moment of need. The right of labor to carry on peaceful picketing must be maintained at all costs! FLASH: PICKETS PINCHED Union men peacefully picketing Freddy's lunch to protest against mistreatment of a picket yesterday, were pinched by Bloody Mike's coppers. See page 2, column 2, for background of the incident.
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Title | The Organizer (Minneapolis, Minnesota), 1934-07-26 |
Edition | Volume 1, Number 11 |
Date of Creation | 1934-07-26 |
Publishing Agency | General Drivers, Helpers, Petroleum and Inside Workers Union. Local 574. (Minneapolis, Minnesota) |
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State or Province | Minnesota |
Country | United States |
Latitude | 44.9799654; 44.9405210; 45.0077434; 45.0171874 |
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Contributing Organization | Center for Human Resources and Labor Studies, Herman Library, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota |
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"You are radder than my raddest mix tape" - Graphic Art Print by Leonora Jennifer for Yellow Heart Art
That's right, we are kickin' it old school!
Remember that dude who sat behind you in homeroom who had the coolest converse sneakers EVA?
Betcha you made a mix tape for him, and I betcha it was pretty epic.
It's true, I do think you are radder than my raddest mix tape.
Get your mix tape on!


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May 23 - The U.S. Census Bureau's new list of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S. is a sea of red when it comes to campaign contributions.
May 22 - Yesterday, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) offered a blunt apology to Apple CEO Tim Cook, scolding his fellow senators for criticizing Cook and his company for using offshore havens to avoid billions in tax bills. Apple doesn't have a PAC, so it can't reward Paul for his outrage on the company's behalf, but Paul is planning a trip to Silicon Valley next week, where he'll be meeting with top tech execs, according to media reports.
May 22 - Two liberal tax-exempt groups, Citizens for Strength and Security and Patriot Majority, have killed themselves off and re-established multiple times, and sprouted various offshoots that play by different sets of rules. It makes them virtually impossible to track for the average citizen -- and maybe for the IRS, too.
May 21 - Last week's collapse of a massive precious metals mine in Indonesia, which killed at least 17 workers, brought unwanted attention to the American company that owns the facility, Freeport-McMoRan Copper and Gold. But the company is already well-known to many here in Washington: Its top executives, as well as the company PAC, contribute hundreds of thousands of dollars each election cycle to help fuel congressional campaigns.
May 17 - Use our new Anomaly Tracker to look for data outliers -- and story ideas.
May 16 - Conservative nonprofits that received tax-exempt status since the beginning of 2010 and also filed election spending reports with the Federal Election Commission overwhelmed liberal groups in terms of money spent on politics by a factor of nearly 34-to-1.


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Kid Rock teaming up with Detroit's 'Hartford Memorial Baptist Church' before Christmas is featured on this week's 'CMT Hot Dish.' Here is the article written by 'CMT Hot Dish' veteran columnist Hazel Smith.
Kid Rock's nonprofit organization joined with Detroit's Hartford Memorial Baptist Church before Christmas to distribute 100 gift certificates for Meijer retail and grocery stores along with more than 300 gift baskets.
Kid lives in suburban Detroit, where he and his foundation were honored this year for their philanthropic contributions. Just a few weeks before, Kid was in Nashville for a concert at the Ryman Auditorium. He presented all the money to local charities, including the Nashville Rescue Mission.
The man they call Kid Rock is a great guy. And he has a home right here in Music Town.
Source: CMT.com / 'CMT Hot Dish'