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|Okay - 7 reviews
Located in Farmers Branch, Americas Best Value Inn Suites Dallas is close to Farmers Branch Historical Park and Zero Gravity Thrill Amusement Park. This motel is within the vicinity of Irving Convention Center and University of Dallas. Make yourself at home in one of the 81 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connecte...
Overall Rating - Okay - 7 reviews
|Excellent - 1 reviews
With a stay at Four Seasons Hotel Dallas in Irving (Las Colinas), you'll be convenient to Irving Arts Center and Irving Convention Center. This 5-star resort is within close proximity of University of Dallas and L.B Houston Municipal Golf Course. Make yourself at home in one of the 431 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Rooms have pr...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1 reviews
Excellent 8.6
Outstanding 5 star property, lots to do on-site.
Obviously, very expensive.
|Good - 1 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 1 reviews
|Poor - 1 reviews
Interior Corridors, Standard and Jacuzzi Rooms Available. Cable Television with HBO. Local Attractions Include Texas Stadium, Texas Motor Speedway, DFW Airport. Continental Breakfast Complimentary. Non-Smoking and Handicapped Rooms Available
Overall Rating - Poor - 1 reviews
Poor 2.0
There was nothing I liked about this place.
I didn't like anything in this place. This hotel is INHABITABLE. It should be shut down. Everything there is very worn down, old, dirty, disgusting. Furthermore, the hotel smells horrendous. There is a disgusting smell that is similar to old sewage mixed with dirty laundry that permeates the first floor. You simply cannot last a second breathing the air there. We immediately asked for a room change and granted the new room had a lesser smell, we were still able to smell it. It was a challenge to breathe. Please do not stay there ever. We've already reported it to corporate.
|Excellent - 326 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 326 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Very nice area , friendly staff and very helpful , rooms are very clean .
Just that the bathroom doesn't have an exhaust fan.Will stay there any other time I'm in Irving . Very satisfied .. Little far from AT&T stadium .
Excellent 9.0
Location, Cleanliness, Updated bldg, friendly staff
No free breakfastClean, great location, close to dowtown dallas, friendly staff
|Excellent - 1 reviews
The Homewood Suites by Hilton® Dallas Addison hotel is designed to make both business and leisure travelers feel at home. Our all-suite Addison hotel is conveniently situated in the business district of North Dallas with easy access to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Dallas Love Field, and Addison Airport. We offer perfect accommodations for short...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Good size rooms and the kitchen amenities helped with the late night snacks :)
We kept getting lost trying to find our way to the lobby from our rooms..a few more signs around the buildings would be helpful.
|Excellent - 231 reviews
The Hilton Garden Inn Addison hotel is in the popular North Dallas area only 20 miles from DFW airport - 12 miles from Love Field and near shopping at the Galleria and corporate offices including Mary Kay - Pizza Hut - and Legacy Park. Deluxe accommodations - friendly service - and a relaxed atmosphere await guests of our Dallas hotel in Addison. Certain to...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 231 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Very clean. Staff were amazing
NopeId come back here again
Excellent 10.0
I loved the location! It was right in middle of a lot of great restaurants and was surrounded by nice shopping centers and malls. It took at the most 20-30 mins to get to the farthest places we needed to go. The staff was super friendly and attentive!
The only thing that disappointed me about the hotel is that they do not have soda/vending machines on each floor. They have a small store near the front desk that sells drinks and the prices are ridiculous! So be sure to buy snacks before heading back!The hotel was great. It was very clean and there was always a good parking space. It is out the way so the area was never too congested. The room was very nice and housekeeping did an excellent job. What I loved the most is the location. It was right next door to a Sam's Club where I was able to get good gas prices. It was also in the area of several nice restaurants, a Kroger, and a Walmart! My experience there was wonderful and I will stay again when...
|Good - 785 reviews
Distinguished Dallas Hotel's Facility Near Galleria Conveniently positioned in a secure, upscale area just north of Dallas and within five minutes of all major highways, the Crowne Plaza® Hotel North Dallas - Addison near the Galleria welcomes guests with award-winning service and accommodations. Addison Regional Airport is five minutes from our hotel's faci...
Overall Rating - Good - 785 reviews
Okay 6.0
Check in was easy and pleasant, room appeared to be in good condition, but discovered a few issues during my stay. The TV remote did not work the TV, only the cable box...yes I selected TV. The heater fan made a huge rattling sound when running. I noticed some black gunk in the sink upon arrival, and the next morning found out why...the sink began backing up when I wasn't even using it, making a gurgling sound and sputtering black muck. I called the front desk, and they said they would send someone right away, however no one ever came. I just packed up and went to check out, describing each of the problems to the clerk who said 'sorry' but didn't seem like he really cared.
Good 8.0
Everybody was very helpful and nice, someone at the front desk even scheduled reservations at Ferari's Italian restaurant 2 blocks away for us. Wifi is not free though and is $10 for 1 night for 1 mb/s, which seems like a huge rip off, but other than that I enjoyed my stay and would go back again.
|Excellent - 175 reviews
Set on a tree-lined street in the affluent Park Cities, the Hilton Dallas/Park Cities hotel is comfortable and sophisticated. Nestled between the Highland Park and Preston Hollow neighborhoods just north of downtown Dallas, the hotel is minutes from the city's prominent shopping and dining area. Corporate Guests will appreciate the modern business center, as...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 175 reviews
Good 8.0
Great location close to everything in Dallas. The Park Cities shopping area is a very short walk away. The hotel is clean and the staff is friendly. I would stay here again.
The food is plentiful but not very good. Room service got my trip off to a bad start but everything else at the hotel offset this bad performance. I didn't enjoy having to valet park every time I came to the hotel but the valet staff were always helpfulThe bed was comfortable and the amenities were as expected. I stayed on the executive level but my room had no USB ports. The hotel is well maintained and clean but just seems a little dated.
Good 8.0
Went to visit SMU with my son. Very convenient to campus. Down the street from shops and restaurants. The hotel does not have complimentary breakfast but there is a Starbucks on the main floor. You can also go to the Corner Cafe for a heartier breakfast. We ate dinner at one of the area restaurants. The hotel is about 5 minutes away from Dallas Love Field. Plan to stay there on all my visits since my son has decided to go to SMU.
|Good - 91 reviews
Newly constructed hotel, opened January 2005, located off I-35E, Exit 443C from the South and 443B, from the North. Interior corridors and an elevator make this charming 3 story hotel a perfect choice. All rooms feature Free High-Speed internet access, hair dryers, iron/ironing board, alarm clock, cable TV with HBO and over 70 channels, a desk or table and c...
Overall Rating - Good - 91 reviews
Good 7.0
Location: just 1.5 miles or less away from meeting location. And it was within walking distance from Subway restaurant. Safety: only access to individual rooms was thru the main doorway. The staff there was friendly and helpful.
At times it seemed they were short-handed with staff. They advertised breakfast as a 'buffet' or 'continental breakfast', but it was just 1 tray of muffins & maybe some coffee, and it wasn't open until check-out (11:00 or 11:30), just 9:00 or 9:30.My TV remote was missing from my room, but the person at the front desk replaced it with one of their 'extra' ones. (They may be short-handed a few staff members, but the staff they do have is very friendly & helpful.) Also, once I entered thru one of the back entrances, & was stepping in water! I realized it may be a leaky ice machine, so I alerted the person at the front desk, & they were fixing it later that day & cleaning the carpets. I also would've liked an actual continent...
Poor 1.0
Did not like anything
was not given option of smoking or non smoking and at check in was told there are no non smoking rooms. The was given the Handicapped room and told it was non smoking but cold smell the smoke from other rooms.view was someones yard with lots of trucks, vending machine not working, window had what looked like wire in glass made me think of prison
|Excellent - 334 reviews
a sense of peace and adventure in north Dallas.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Dallas/Addison. Position yourself on the edge of Dallas in Addison, a tranquil suburb that still offers easy access to all the big-city thrills. The Hampton Inn® hotel in Dallas/Addison is located in the heart of North Dallas, just minutes from the North Dallas/Addison Business Distr...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 334 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Rooms were clean and comfortable and a good price
Bathroom was a little small but fine for a one night stay
Excellent 10.0
It was conveniently located near resturaunts, theaters, store for shopping, etc... We liked the swimming pool, the hot breakfast, attitude of the staff, clean rooms, It was a very pleasant experience.
NoIt was conveniently located near resturaunts, theaters, store for shopping, etc... We liked the swimming pool, the hot breakfast, attitude of the staff, clean rooms, it was a very pleasant experience. We took advantage of getting away for the weekend and they made it worthwhile. We plan to do it again soon.
|Good - 1 reviews
Relax with more space and amenities at the Embassy Suites Dallas Love-Field hotel. Located just two miles from Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL), this all-suite hotel offers complimentary shuttle service to and from the airport and to Northpark shopping mall. Situated north of the city, the hotel is seven miles from the attractions of downtown Dallas Enjoy the...
Overall Rating - Good - 1 reviews
|Good - 1304 reviews
With a stay at The Westin Dallas Park Central in Dallas (Park Central), you'll be convenient to Medical City Hospital and Northwood Club. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Valley View Center and Richland College. Make yourself at home in one of the 536 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Your pillowtop bed comes with down comforters. Premi...
Overall Rating - Good - 1304 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The Hotel Staff were very helpful, very understanding & kind. If I return to Dallas I will stay at this Hotel again.
Good 8.0
There was an event happening when I arrived and the parking garage was full. Being situated in a business park is nice, but has some drawbacks. Hotel staff was courteous and seemed to be efficient. Hotel layout was uncomplicated and had quite a few amenities to offer. The view as spectacular from the 12th floor. The room was spacious for a disabled person or for a couple. Unfortunately, walking distance to fast food is about the only choice, except the hotel fare or Benihana's across the street. Road construction and freeway construction is very inconvenient and hinders drive time immensely during rush hour. I highly recommend alternate routes. I recommend local eateries close by such as Bone Daddy's for bbq and Twin Peaks for sports bar atmosphere.
|Good - 1056 reviews
Centrally located in the heart of North Dallas in Addison, just 13 miles from downtown. This vibrant, bustling district includes a wealth of shops, restaurants and bars all within walking distance. This Dallas luxury hotel is an urban retreat with easy access to the northern suburbs, Love Field and DFW International Airport. The hotel's restaurant Q de Cheva...
Overall Rating - Good - 1056 reviews
Okay 6.0
Don't get me wrong, this is a very nice hotel. The bathroom was very pleasant, the bed was pretty comfortable, and the desk and entertainment center were both grand and very nice. My problems with the place stemmed from the extremely thin door. I got there at about 8:45 in the evening and needed to be somewhere for work at 7:45 in the morning so I went straight to bed. I was very near the elevator, so the voices in the hall were pretty loud to begin with, but I am the world's hardest sleeper. However, I was awoken at about 11:15pm to children running up and down the hall playing soccer. Yes, soccer, in a hotel hall way. I called the front desk, they sent someone up and things quieted down for a while but I ended up having to call down twice more. I was not on very good terms with that thin door by morning. Overall, I think this hotel is just barely good enough to be rated a 4 star hotel.
Excellent 10.0
Greatly enjoyed my stay at the Intercontinental Dallas. The lobby is spectacular, restaurant is excellent, and room was clean. Free gym and business center, as well as a host of other features. My only negative was the temperature control in the room. Found it to be rather cold. Needed to raise the thermostat to 80 degrees for the room to feel 'normal'. Aside from that, I would definitely come back and recommend to others visiting the Dallas, TX area.
|Okay - 1 reviews
When you stay at Omni Dallas Hotel at Park West in Farmers Branch, you'll be in the business district and close to L.B Houston Municipal Golf Course and Irving Convention Center. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Farmers Branch Historical Park and Zero Gravity Thrill Amusement Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 337 air-conditioned rooms f...
Overall Rating - Okay - 1 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Cleanliness and relative ease of traveling around Dallas.
Seminar in progress. I would have liked to know this before booking..it made it a bit noisy.
Okay 5.3
The lobby was beautiful,the pool was excellent.
There was a terrible stench in the room,no free WiFi or breakfast,far away from anything, housekeeping was sporadic and rude.

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Civil War Days in Key West is set for February 25th-27th this year. Fort Zachary Taylor was the guardian of the shipping lanes to ports on the Gulf of Mexico, which had been placed under a blockade by President Lincoln in 1861. Blockade runners captured by Union navy vessels were forced to anchor in front of the fort as captured "war prizes."
The festival's main event is to involve a re-created engagement between land forces and blockade runners attempting to escape. Plans call for re-enactors portraying Union and Confederate troops to board historic Key West schooners to do battle in Key West Harbor just offshore. During the fray, a blockade runner is to be captured, followed by the trial of the vessel's captain based on an actual 1862 court case. For participation information please call 305-292-6850.
The 46th Old Island Days Art Festival will be held February 26th & 27th. This highly acclaimed, juried, fine art event takes place from 10 to 5 both days in Key West's historic Old Town district. This year artists will feature oil paintings, watercolors, sculpture, photography and other offerings by artists from around the United States.
Booths will line Whitehead Street, meander onto Caroline Street and lead through the historic Presidential Gates into the beautiful, tree lined community know as Truman Annex. Admission to the two-day show is free. We have been going to the show for years and inevitably we buy several wonderful new pieces for both ourselves and the hotels! Come join us and take home some Key West flair for yourselves.


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Sunday's Raptors' game against the New York Knicks was a great glimpse at what this team is capable of when it commits (for long stretches, anyway). They got out on the break, they moved the ball as well as their bodies; they rebounded and defended with some vigor and as a result they won their rematch.
That being said, no one ever really questioned the ability of this team to compete when they are on their game. Talent-wise this squad should be able to ascend beyond all of the other clubs vying for the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference playoff race. The fact that they have refused to commit often enough, though, is the reason there is virtually no chance that they will ever reach that coveted spot.
Still, that doesn't mean that there is nothing to shoot for in these last weeks of the season, or even in the next handful of games. If the Raptors can advertise Sunday's win as one earned in the name of pride for the game previous, then surely the rest of the week can be played as a similar form of redemption for the sorry efforts put forth in the months preceding it.
What that entails is building on the positives of the victory over the Knicks, both individually and collectively, while striving to further eradicate the ills that lingered throughout the contest.
The most important of those positives was the effort put forth team-wide to speed up the attack of their offense. Toronto's 29 fast break points (21 above their per-game season average) allowed the team to play to its strengths of having mobile big men and quality passing guards and stopped them from taking too many contested jumpers in half court sets.
The Raptors lack options when it comes to players who can create their own shots and so the more that they can score before the opposition gets a chance to setup its defense, the easier the Raptors are going to make the game for themselves.
Fortunately for the Raptors their next three opponents are teams that sit above the league average in Pace Factor (an estimate of possessions per 48 minutes) and so that should allow them to keep running without trying to fight against the tempo of a slow-down team. There is no reason for them to slow down against Minnesota, Phoenix or Dallas this week so it's up to them to further the strides made yesterday afternoon with regards to their long promised fast break attack.
To achieve that aim the team will also have to keep playing defense and rebounding. Yesterday was one of the few games where the Raptors successfully ran people off of the three-point line while also not getting destroyed in the paint. Keeping the opposition shooting poorly allows the Raptors to run the break off of misses, especially if they rebound defensively with the kind of commitment that they showed against the Knicks (+10 on the defensive glass). The team has notoriously been a poor defensive and poor rebounding team in even their better seasons recently, but the addition of Shawn Marion on the perimeter and on the glass has given the Raptors a force in both areas like they've never had before. His ferocity on the boards, in particular, was a noted catalyst for the Raptors ability to get out on the break and hopefully his tenacity continues to inspire his teammates so that he isn't forced to play 44 minutes every night for his new club. Among the best, and most under-the-radar, positives stemming from yesterday's game, though, was the effort the team made to get their best offensive weapons the ball and reign in the one-on-one efforts of their less talented contributors (*cough* Graham and Kapono *cough*). Marion took 20 shots, Bargnani took 15, Bosh took 14 and Anthony Parker launched 16 in a positive offensive outing. While Marion and Bosh struggled to hit many of their efforts, the Raptors are still better served with them dominating the offense along with the increasingly efficient Bargnani because the team will struggle to win most nights when the second-tier players dominate the attack - as they did Friday night. Sunday showed a positive demonstration of allowing a fourth party (Parker) to keep firing when he's hitting shots, but the club has to remain vigilant that if he (or any other second-tier player) isn't capitalizing on their attempts then they must see a reduction in looks.
NBA offences are very much a class system and the good teams win because they know how to balance their system between their stars and their supports. As nice as it is to have guys like Roger Mason and Delonte West, their teams win because they know when to step aside for Tim Duncan and LeBron James. The Raptors did a great job of demonstrating a similar ideology yesterday and wins will follow a continued commitment to that end.
That isn't to say there are not holes still to be filled, of course. The defensive efforts, especially on weak side rotations, were lacking for much of the night and that allowed New York to stay in the game till the final minutes. Also, the team eagerly awaits the time when Chris Bosh begins to look like an All-Star again. While the efforts of Bargnani for the last two months and Marion for the last three games have helped, this team needs a top-tier Bosh to be relevant as an NBA outfit. There simply isn't enough depth on this roster to make up for all of things that he does when he is at the top of his game, and the losses that have mounted this season when he wasn't at his best (due to injury or otherwise) need no further mention.
On that note we move on to the next day, a game with far more significance than the one played a day ago. Any team is capable of putting 'it' all together for a single match, and so for the Raptors the significance comes from doing it again. Can they put it together again when they don't have the whole of the Toronto media lambasting them for a putrid effort or a still-rabid home crowd cheering them on? We'll find out Tuesday. Precedent is stacked against them, so perhaps that can be motivation enough to go for a second (and even a third) spirited effort in a row.
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I have always been in love with lace. There is something about it that's very romantic and feminine, and, in my opinion, besotting. It's a classic closet staple that one shouldn't hesitate investing on. For one reason, it never goes out of style.
However, wearing lace may be a bit tricky. As much as it can be dainty and sleek, it can also look tacky when overdone. So, here are some thoughts to ponder on if ever you decide to sport lace:
- Less is more. If you're a follower of this blog, you'll notice that I am a big fan of accessorizing. I actually tend to excessorize, if you know what I mean. But for this look, I only went for a floral ring to keep it simple. If you're sporting a lace ensemble, you might want to consider toning it down a notch. Lace is already chic as it is, so don't go for an overkill.
- Size matters. Layering lace may seem tricky if you're not Kate Middleton, but Valentino already proved that this can be done. Wearing lace on lace is also like wearing print on print. You have to take into account the sizes and patterns so that they don't end up clashing with each other. Try mixing fine lace with larger patterns.
- Simplicity is beauty. I know, I know. It's such a cliché it makes you cringe. But lace is something you wear in moderation, unless you want to look like you just came out of your grandmother's collection of old curtains. So many celebrities have been spotted on the red carpet doing it all wrong, and they usually share one thing in common- overdoing it. So, keep it au naturale!
Lace can be vintage and modern at the same time, depending on how you choose to wear it. You can look delicate and pretty, or maybe play it sexy yet classy. Gone are the days when lace was made for lingerie alone. If you master the art of keeping it simple, wearing lace can be a no-brainer!
This is my take on a lace ensemble. How about you, how would you wear lace? :)


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I collect untouched DVD's to my hard drive. Sometimes I would like to cut some extra stuff (like credits) out of the stream. Now, I need to do this without re-encoding the WHOLE thing to minimize quality loss. And I also need to fade in/out the audio. Can anyone point me to this kind of software? I've been searching the net for ages, but there doesn't seem to be an editor that supports .vob files. :(
The simplest program that can do this is DVD Shrink. You can select to take out perhaps unwanted commentary, or other unwanted audio streams.
Homepage: http://www.dvdshrink.org/
Guide: http://www.mrbass.org/dvdshrink/
Yes, DVDshrink is what I use for ripping but removing streams wasn't what I was talking about. I need to edit the movie itself. I know, DVDshrink can cut the stream from some point but I'm not looking for a program that just cuts it without the ability to add audio fade-outs.
You can used DvdReMake ( http://www.dimadsoft.com/dvdremake/index.php ) to cut off parts of DVD without reencoding. Does not fade audio though.


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Is TOS the best sci-fi TV American series until 1985?
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Re: Is TOS the best sci-fi TV American series until 1985?
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Again, what was said is irrelevant.
No offense, but are not making much sense: if the people behind a production tell you--or rather
do not tell you
a production is a reimagining, then no reimagining exists. Defining the content begins and ends there, not with how one audience member sees it.
What appeared on the screen is. Tone and characterization.
...which is the end result of what the producers intended: TMP was the same continuity as TOS. Nothing from the production parties involved or the filmed script suggests anything else--the reason to this day, TOS and the films are seen as a joined series. The TMP versions of the characters show growth, so naturally, they were not going to behave exactly as seen ten years earlier when serving on the original Enterprise. That's growth--far different than the trend of TV reunion movies were the actors are instructed to go through the same routines of yesteryear.
The only true reimagining in ST occured in NuTrek and in parts of ENT.
subjective. Though its clear with the additions of Decker, Ilia and Xon, the character dynamics of Star Trek were being changed
That's not reimagining, or anything close to it. Xon was eliminated, Nimoy returned, but even if he (Nimoy) refused to don the ears again, Phase II and TMP were "the continuing adventures of," not an alternate universe, reboot or a seperate continuity.
Two, there was a mutual interest in Trek returning; Filmation (and another animation house) wanted to adapt it (remember, the early 1970s was a hot period of old TV series adapted into the cartoon format, such as
The Addams Family, Gilligan's Island, My Favorite Martian, I Dream of Jeannie, The Partridge Family
, and specials based on
Lost in Space
) but from the articles i've read, TOS' mighty syndication feat prodded NBC into wanting a return of TOS.
Links to said articles?
I'm talking about old magazine articles of the period.
However, NBC's next move began with calling for another live action series, but, as noted on page 52 of
Star Trek: Where No One Has Gone Before
(Dillard, 1994) in the wake of learning the demographic impact TOS had:
Network executives approached Roddenberry. But it was determined that the venture would be too expensive--Paramount said that rebuilding sets and replacing props and costumes would cost $750,000--so the project was dropped.
...but the interest remained. Enter Filmation Associates, which scoped out ST as early as 1969.
Next, in the new bio
Lou Schiemer: Creating the Filmation Generation
NBC wanted
Star Trek
so desperately that they gave us that creative control....
So, it is historically established that both Filmation & NBC wanted more TOS.
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Good Questions: Sound Reducing Curtain Solution?
Hi, Apartment Therapy Boston! We live in downtown Boston in an apartment that backs up against a very busy street. The sound of the traffic is very loud. Since we rent, we can't replace the windows. Are there any "sound proof" curtains or "sound reducing" curtains that are attractive that you or your readers can recommend? Thank you! Kate
We'd suggest checking out this great thread of comments first. Anyone else have ideas for noise-dampening window dressings?
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I think Harry Potter sells "Curtains of Silence" in his new Christmas Catalog - right next to his "Cloaks of Invisibility" and "Vanishing Cabinets"...
I know hotel rooms sometimes have "black out" curtains..but it's more for light than sound...
What about those "sound panels" that musicians use maybe you could make a sound panel shoji (spelling?) screens ..
"The Acousti Curtain is a revolutionary new product primarily designed to absorb more sound than standard decorative curtains. These curtains are ideally used where control of acoustic reflection off of glass and ambient light control are required. The Acousti Curtains product features a core material of naturally fire resistant wool fabric that is sandwiched between a decorative fabric and a blackout liner."
Bed Bath & Beyond sells curtains that are lined on the back with some sort of laminate that promise to reduce outside noise by something like 40%. I have found that they do help with noise, and are also extremely good at insulating against the cold from my old drafty single pane windows. They also block most of the light out so I only draw them at night, though that's when street noise is most annoying. Of course nothing beats a good pair of ear plugs when sleeping.
A still sheet of air against the window glass should help to block heat, and provide insulation against heat loss as well.
The acousticalsurfaces.com website (cited above) provides custom curtains, but I didn't find prices, and the fact that they have a "financing" link might be revealing.
However, there are also DIY solutions that ought to help with the problem. You might try a standard window insulation kit (~$12 at Ace).
Or, using a thicker clear vinyl sheet might be more effective and easier to live with. You can find vinyl yardage fairly inexpensively at most large fabric stores and/or websites. It comes in a 54" width that should be adequate for all but the biggest windows.
Here is an online example:
The price is proportional to thickness, but starts at $5.35 a yard. You can cut the vinyl a bit larger than the glass, and use any non-destructive method to seal it to the casework of the window on all four sides. I would probably try taping it down with Gaffer's (i. e., theatrical) tape or, depending on the thickness and weight of the vinyl, ordinary double stick tape.
With any adhesive method, if the casing is painted, check somewhere inconspicuous that removing the tape won't destroy the paint, and be aware that it may become more solidly "stuck" over time.
Sorry- "Noise" in the first line.
I should use "preview comment" first...
I seem to remember seeing a blog somewhere where the author suggested sewing blankets onto the back of a curtain for heat insulation. It might work with noise too a bit.
At the very least you'd have your pick of curtain fabrics.
I wish there was something that would block the sound of my neighbor's tv...and the sound of her yelling at her dog...and the sound of her yelling, I man talking on the phone.
I had the same problem, as my street is very noisy and we have a huge expanse of glass in the bedroom that the sound just carries right through. We ordered a pair of off white, block out curtains with full block out lining. That did the trick at night so we can sleep uninterupted!
They are also great for keeping out the strong summer afternoon sun whilst we are at work, keeping our cooling costs down in summer.
I need one of those "cloaks of invisibility". lol
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Drew Larison went over 3 days without the Internet. Drew Larison went over 3 days without the Internet. Drew Larison went over 3 days without the Internet.
It's true. It happened. All of you are either experiencing two emotions right now. One, you are in disbelief. Two, you're expecting me to go on saying how much it changed my life and how I'm a changed man. Well, sorry to disappoint you, but both of those emotions would be inaccurate. One, yes it really happened. Two, it was…meh.
I've read all of the stories from really successful people in the tech world. They go "unplugged" for a weekend and they come back feeling refreshed like never before. I was really looking forward to that refreshed feeling, but I never got it. Now, I'm not saying this whole experience was worthless, I'm just saying that it wasn't this huge eye opening experience that I, and probably you, was expecting.
The Internet has made all of our lives so much easier in a lot of ways, but I think the main thing I learned over this weekend is that people need to just calm down. If you're mad that someone has their head buried in their phone instead of talking to you, there is a good chance that person is not just a "Internet addicted youth", that person is just a jerk. Pick better friends.
Will I do it again? Maybe. Even though I was "unplugged" for 3 days, I was still around people quite often. It would be interesting to see if there is any difference if Erin and I went away for a weekend just us and left Siri at home. I would down to give that a shot.
I'm 7 weeks away from being a full-on parent.
When we announced to the world that #BabyLarison was going to be a thing, a good 90% of you told me"the time will fly by." Well, you were right.
Even though this pregnancy has flown by, I've still been able to slow down and come to the realization that I'm going to responsible for a human being other than myself and my wife. One of my favorite bloggers, Shay Carl, recently had his 5th kid! He said this when asked what it's like to have a kid, "The most amazing part is when the baby is born, there is all the sudden another person in the room without the door even opening. It's amazing."
I'm so excited for that moment.
When prepping for this kid, so many questions have been rushing through my head. What music am I going to let her listen to? What TV shows should she be allowed to watch? Should I tell her what to wear? SO MANY QUESTIONS. Every time I get these questions in my head all I can think of is how amazing my parents were through my childhood. You never realize how big a deal parenting is until you're staring it right in the face, and I'm so close I could smell its breath.
Erin and I have both been blessed with some amazing parents. Our parents may be weird sometimes and say things that might be embarrassing, but they never stopped loving us and I'm starting to see that is all that really matters. I remember times where I wasn't allowed to watch certain movies that my friends were able to. Probably my biggest "fits" were over stupid stuff like that. Well, I will publicly admit that I really appreciate those decisions now. So, thanks, Mom.
I love this kid so much already that it doesn't make sense. I'm going to have a daughter. She's going to be awesome. And you know what? So am I. I might not make 100% of the right decisions 100% of the time, but I'm going to be awesome because I will always love this kid with everything I have, and from what I've seen, that is all that matters.
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In two weeks I find out if I'm going to be the father of a little boy or little girl. Erin, my wife, is 100% positive that it is a boy. Me, always being the devil's advocate, is 100% positive it is a girl. I feel like I have to say this, but I just want a healthy kid that will love me and start sleeping through the night ASAP.
Finding out the gender of our baby is just another step in the direction of realization that this is really going to happen. I'M GOING TO BE A DAD. Well, technically I already am a dad, but you know what I mean.
We also started crossing out items from the ridiculously long checklist of things that it takes to keep your child alive. Crib bumpers, baby mittens, onesies (those actually seem awesome and I'm jealous they don't come in my size), all of these things are way over my head. Luckily, I have Erin. She has been awesome. In between her 4 naps a day, she is all over online reviews and testimonials from friends that she knows more about the products in Baby's R Us then the store manager. She is amazing, and I'm so lucky I have her.
I'm getting more and excited and less scared. A friend of Erin's bought our kid a Michigan Onesie. It's adorable. Things like that are starting to become more common and less confusing. A year ago I wouldn't look at the baby aisle at Target, now it would be weird to go to Target without strolling through the diapers and wipes aisle.
I will try to keep all of you updated on what we're up to. Thanks for the great response on the last post. I can't tell you how much I appreciate all the support.
P.S. Let me know if you can find a onesie in XXL.
I have a life motto. A smart man named Henry David Thoreau once said, "Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined." A lot of people will read this quote and take away the idea that you can do anything you set your mind to, but when I first read this quote the word "confidently" is what stood out to me the most. I am a firm believer that nothing good can be done if it is not done in confidence.
As most of you know now, I'm going to be a Father in 5 months. To describe how I'm feeling about this I would have to use the words, excited, nervous, and terrified. Please notice that I didn't use the word confident. This is one of few big moments in my life where I'm going into it without confidence. I'm scared. In a few short months I'm going to be responsible for a human life other than my own, and I could not be more lost.
I've been talking to quite a few dads, and I have come to realize that this is very normal. Most dads have told me that they still have no idea what they're doing. This helps…a little bit. I'm still terrified. I'm beginning to wonder if I'm more scared about not being confident in the situation, than actually being a dad.
So, in the upcoming months as we prepare for this little human, I'm going to need so much encouragement from all of you. Erin and I have been blown away by the amount of support you all have given so far. All I can say is…keep it coming. We need every bit of it. Well, at least I do.
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At 505 calories per serving, this recipe needed a makeover. In the process, I think the flavors came out much more fully. I used equal portions of whole wheat and regular pasta, but only 6 oz. Used button mushrooms rather than expensive shiitakes, and added about 2 TB chopped jalapenos to the pepper mix and used a whole Tablespoon of minced ginger. I also used only 1/2 cup panko and eliminated the butter entirely, spraying the panko with butter-flavored cooking spray. These changes really made the dish and cut the calories by almost 200 per serving! Next time I might add sliced water chestnuts for more crunch and try cutting the sesame oil to 2 tsp. With these changes, it was delicious and perfect for a family meal, potluck, or buffet table.
Baked Sesame Chicken Noodles
Becky Luigart-Stayner; Jan Gautro
Asian vegetables, fresh ginger, and soy sauce recall the taste of lo mein. Break the spaghetti before cooking to make it easier to prepare and serve.
Yield: 4 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 505
- Calories from fat: 23%
- Fat: 12.7g
- Saturated fat: 4.5g
- Monounsaturated fat: 3.4g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 2.6g
- Protein: 32.6g
- Carbohydrate: 60.5g
- Fiber: 4g
- Cholesterol: 65mg
- Iron: 8.1mg
- Sodium: 936mg
- Calcium: 92mg
- 8 ounces uncooked spaghetti or linguine, broken in half
- 1 tablespoon dark sesame oil
- 1 cup red bell pepper strips
- 8 ounces shiitake mushroom caps, sliced
- 2 (6-ounce) skinless, boneless chicken breast halves, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh ginger
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/4 cup low-sodium soy sauce
- 1 cup fat-free, less-sodium chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons cream sherry
- 1 tablespoon rice vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 2 cups thinly sliced bok choy
- 3/4 cup sliced green onions
- 1 tablespoon sesame seeds, divided
- Cooking spray
- 1 cup panko (coarse, dry) breadcrumbs
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- Preheat oven to 400°.
- Cook pasta according to package directions, omitting salt and fat. Drain well.
- Heat the oil in a Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add red bell pepper strips and mushrooms; sauté 2 minutes. Add chicken, ginger, and garlic; sauté 3 minutes. Stir in soy sauce; cook 2 minutes, stirring frequently.
- Combine broth and cornstarch, stirring well with a whisk. Add broth mixture to pan, and cook 2 minutes or until mixture is slightly thick, stirring constantly. Remove from heat; stir in sherry, vinegar, and crushed red pepper. Add pasta, bok choy, green onions, and 2 teaspoons sesame seeds to pan, tossing well to combine. Spoon pasta mixture into an 8-inch square baking dish lightly coated with cooking spray.
- Combine breadcrumbs, butter, and remaining sesame seeds; sprinkle evenly over pasta mixture. Bake at 400° for 20 minutes or until breadcrumbs begin to brown.
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We have been following the activities of Steorn for some time here, but lately there is not much news coming from Dublin regarding their Orbo technology.
There has, however, been some activity in Bologna, Italy which has been getting some attention. Inventor and engineer Andrea Rossi has been claiming that he has created a heat producing "energy catalyst" which is claimed be a form of cold fusion. The invention is claimed to be able to create over 10KW of power from a very small level of input power.
Rossi has recently invited experts to do some testing on the machine, and a recent report has raised some interest.
A Swedish science site, NyTeknik, conducted an interview with Giuseppe Levi, from the University of Bologna who tested the device, running it for eighteen hours. He says it reached a peak of 130KW output and then leveled off to stabilize to an output of between 15 and 20KW. Levi said the starting input power was about 1250W for five to ten minutes — it then reduced to only 80W.
If true, this is clearly a breakthrough technologically and scientifically. Levi is planning a more thorough test of Rossi's invention. He states in the article, ""If I then, using the most accurate methods possible, really see changes in the nuclei, then we have new physics. There is nothing you can say about it,"
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By IndiaTimes | October 30, 2012, 11:31 am IST Bollywood
The trio also did a James Bond pose on stage, which SRK said was his dream role; simply to romance the sexy Bond girls. Khan said he would try to continue the legacy of romance left behind by Dev Anand, Shammi Kapoor, Rajesh Khanna and Yash Chopra.
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The Best Veal Sandwich in Toronto
The best veal sandwich in Toronto is a matter of very bitterly divided opinion, which might have something to do with how aficionados consume them - either voraciously, to quench their midday lunch hunger, or late at night, to fill up a beer-filled belly after hitting the town.
Halifax has its Donair, Montreal has poutine, and New York its famous pizza, but Toronto's favorite after-midnight food is quite possibly the veal sandwich; served on an Italian bun, drenched in sauce and covered with mushrooms, cheese and peppers (hot or sweet). You can argue about the details - the breading and thickness of the veal, the sweetness of the sauce, and whether hot peppers are essential or pointless - and chances are people will get pretty passionate about their favorite.
Here are the best veal sandwiches in Toronto.
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The best sandwiches in Toronto
The best panini in Toronto
The best Italian hot tables in Toronto
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California Sandwiches
Here, you'll find the sandwich in its classic form; breaded and fried veal on a crusty Italian bun, served with the usual toppings of cheese, onions, mushrooms, peppers. Big and well-stuffed, it comes with the sauce on the side, a popular option at this Dufferin lunch spot, probably because you can control the degree of messiness essential to the veal sandwich experience. More »
San Francesco Foods
You'll find more classic sandwich offerings from this Little Italy perennial, with tender veal served in a big Kaiser, the full range of toppings and the optional sauce on the side. It's a shame that too many folks know the San Francesco sandwich as a late night after-bar snack, since it deserves to be appreciated in the bright light of day. More »
This St. Lawrence Market lunch counter serves the most radical variation on the veal sandwich. It's served on foccaccia bread with almost no sauce, in a trio of variations. On the high-end "Godfather," you'll find both eggplant and parmagiano. It's a monster of a sandwich, though purists might want to plead for extra sauce. More »
The most civilized of the veal sandwiches is served by this Spadina eatery on a tidy, oblong bun that's easy to grip, and almost dainty in its presentation. The sauce is rich and sweet, and the sit-down version comes with a neat side of salad and olives that will almost convince you that you've gone for the healthy lunch option. More »
Vinny's Panini
There's a tart edge to the homemade sauce on the veal sandwich at this Dupont Road lunch counter, and a toothsome crust on the veal. These are the small variations that make veal sandwich eaters rabid in their allegiances, and that's given Vinny's a loyal following in this relatively quiet pocket of the Annex. More »
Commisso Bros
Thanks to the massive hot table at this west-end takeout spot, you can get your sandwich topped with anything from grilled veggies and roasted peppers to the usual mushrooms and hot peppers. Commisso's is a bakery, so as you'd expect, the bun is fresher than you'd otherwise expect. More »
Bitondo Pizzeria
Across the street from San Francesco's, this well-worn Little Italy standby serves its veal sandwich with a simple, fresh-tasting sauce and a notably crisp corn meal-filled crust on its veal. More »
Nonna's Place
This family-run deli/lunch place in the Junction Triangle serves a big, moist sandwich filled with a pleasingly sweet sauce, layered with crunchy peppers. It helps that they also provide some of the sweetest service around. More »
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I think it trumps them all.
Mustachio's is the worst I think - taste like it's made of paper.
I'd easily put Mustachio's standard Veal & Eggplant over California's -- much more depth to their tomato sauce; California's sauce is just "tart" without a lot of flavour. Also, if you add eggplants to California's Veal sandwich, they come unbattered.
Who knew baby animals could be so tasty?
The only one missing on this list is LaRose Bakery. What sets them apart is that the veal is baked not fried. I know this is not authentic but their buns are super fresh and their sauce is fresh tasting. Highly recommended.
The Crazy Tomato, at 2714 St.Clair Ave. E. in
East York. I tried their veal sandwich the other night and was pleasantly surprised. Not too much sauce, with a nice hint of garlic, on a soft bun. They make some killer Pulled Porchetta Sandwiches too! IMHO
It's pretty common knowledge that veal calves are taken from their mothers mere minutes after birth and confined in tiny crates for their entire short and miserable lives.
No thanks.
Anyways, the best sandwiches are from a lil place off the beaten bath in concord called Vicentina Meats. Go there, get a steak, veal, or chicken and you'll be in heaven. The porchetta is another story. i'd get the porchetta last, because once you get the porchetta you'll not want to try anything else.
I was a hardcore California SanGwiches guy until i found out about this place...
also if you venture east of the city, In Whitby there is a great place called Mancini's (223 Brock St. North - Whitby). Great Veal there too... they also have a frequent buyers card, buy 9 veals and get the 10th free.
By the way, everyone whining about how veal is baby cow and you shouldn't eat baby cows: what difference does it make that they're young? If you argue that it's not okay to eat veal and it is okay to eat other kinds of beef, you're a shallow hypocrite.
I'm going to go get a veal sandwich.


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In a 5 to 4 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled to uphold the most controversial part of President Obama's Affordable Health Care Act, the individual mandate, requiring Americans to have health insurance.
The court rejected arguments that Congress went too far when they required Americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty.
Rep. Randy Neugebauer was one of many Congressional members who were shocked after Chief Justice John Robert approved the act on Thursday.
"I am extremely disappointed with the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the individual mandate under Obamacare," Neugebauer said. "This is a dramatic shift toward more taxation, more government regulations, and fewer liberties for West Texans."
Governor Rick Perry expressed a similar feeling.
"This ruling will be a stomach punch to the American economy," Perry said. "Obamacare is bad for the economy, bad for health care, bad for freedom. Americans have made clear their overwhelming opposition to its convoluted, burdensome and overreaching mandates."
Although President Obama had promised this mandate would not be a tax, the Supreme Court made it clear that if no insurance was purchased, that individual would indeed be taxed.
According to the White House, this is a step in the right direction when it comes to fixing the country's broken health care system. Public statements from the White House say the Act will stop unreasonable rate increases:
"In every State and for the first time ever, insurance companies are required to publicly justify their actions if they want to raise rates by 10 percent or more."
Some insurance companies say the ruling will increase rates. According to Cornell University, insurance rates spiked in New York and New Jersey when insurance companies were not allowed to turn down patients with preexisting conditions.
Will the same thing happen in Lubbock?
University Medical Center implemented a program centered on Thursday's ruling called the Medical Home Program. It assigns those who cannot afford insurance to a doctor in the community with space in their practice. Visits are just $10. UMC Spokesman Eric Finley says this program was established to help prepare for the individual mandate.
"Today's ruling means that Obamacare is constitutional, but it does not mean that it is good policy for our country," Neugebauer said.
Although Congress will vote to repeal the Act on July 11th, they will not have enough votes to override a presidential veto if President Obama is reelected.
The November election will be the ultimate deciding factor on whether or not the Affordable Health Care Act will stay.
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Two teenage girls are headed to prison for their roles in a deadly Troy robbery.
The girls admitted to luring Takim Smith to the Corliss Park Apartments in Troy earlier this year for sex, where he was robbed and stabbed.
Keyanna Bradley, 18, was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Mariyah Zeigler, 17, was sentenced to 6 years in prison.
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The man accused of stabbing Smith, Eric Mallard, is scheduled to be sentenced to 20 years in prison next month.
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William Ronald (Bill) Durnan (born January 22, 1916 in Toronto, Ontario - October 31, 1972) was a Canadian professional ice hockey goaltender who played for the Montreal Canadiens in the National Hockey League (NHL). He was also the last goaltender to be a captain in the National Hockey League, and one of only four ever with Chuck Gardiner, George Hainsworth and John Ross Roach. Bill Durnan was ambidextrous, meaning he could catch with either hand. This star goalie is one of the greatest Montreal Canadiens in history.
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A two vehicle accident in Washington County on Monday afternoon, shortly after 5 pm, claims two lives. Keenan Jellison-Knock, age 18 and a Senior at Washington County High School, was westbound on Highway 36 near West Train Road, when his 2001 Buick LeSabre crossed the center line and struck the eastbound vehicle, a 2006 Honda Pilot, being driven by Ruthann Minge, ... Read More »
Icy Roads cause accident
Icy roads Friday morning caused a one vehicle accident and sent one person the hospital. Daniel Boosinger of Wymore, age 29, was northbound on Highway 77 about a half mile south of the Oketo junction when he lost control of his 1998 Ford Mustang and went into the east ditch and struck a field entrance drive. Boosinger was taken to ... Read More »
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The Marshall County Sheriff's Department and Kansas Highway Patrol worked a one vehicle fatality accident early Monday morning about 1.5 miles west of Axtell on Indian Road. Killed in the accident was Randall K. Holthaus of Seneca, age 60. According to the report from Sheriff Dan Hargrave, Holthaus was eastbound on Indian Road, left the roadway, entering the south ditch ... Read More »
Three injured in two vehicle accident south of Washington
A two vehicle accident sends 3 people to the hospital in a semi/pickup collision south of Washington Tuesday morning. According to the Washington County Sheriff's Report, Merle Gross of Washington and his wife Olinda were southbound on Highway K-15 driving their 1999 Ford pickup when a 1993 Mack Truck, driven by Troy Koch of Home, was eastbound on Highway K-9 and he did ... Read More »
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There was a one vehicle accident on Highway K-99 just south of the Highway 36 Beattie Junction late Wednesday morning shortly after 11 am. According to the report from the Kansas Highway Patrol, 20 year old Kyla Paczkowski of Plattsmouth, NE was driving a 2006 Chevy passenger car when she lost control on the slick roadway, entered the east ditch ... Read More »
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Strange lauds 'smart man' McGinley
2:31pm Saturday 20th September 2014
Former US Ryder Cup captain Curtis Strange believes Paul McGinley could be more than a match for opposite number Tom Watson at Gleneagles next week.
City must win: Pellegrini
2:29pm Saturday 20th September 2014
Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini sees this weekend's early-season clash with title rivals Chelsea as a 'must-win' encounter.
Arscott treble spurs Sharks
4:14pm Saturday 20th September 2014
Tom Arscott scored a hat-trick as Sale secured their first Aviva Premiership win of the season with a 46-8 thumping of London Welsh.
Pipped Rosberg left frustrated
3:20pm Saturday 20th September 2014
Nico Rosberg's expletive moments after the conclusion to a pulsating qualifying session said it all after he had lost out to Lewis Hamilton by the slenderest of margins.
Rangers level in the Niko time
3:03pm Saturday 20th September 2014
Midfielder Niko Kranjcar curled in a late free-kick to earn QPR a 2-2 draw against Stoke at Loftus Road.
Rafael wants United stay
2:41pm Saturday 20th September 2014
Rafael knows he must perform to the best of his ability if he is to extend his contract at Manchester United and realise his dream of staying at Old Trafford for the rest of his career.
Durham dismiss Warwickshire for 165
2:23pm Saturday 20th September 2014
Warwickshire were bowled out for 165 as a dominant bowling display put Durham firmly in command of the Royal London Cup final at Lord's.
Toure shrugs off criticism
1:39pm Saturday 20th September 2014
Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure has brushed off recent criticism of his form and maintains he is fully committed to the Barclays Premier League champions.
Mourinho wants bigger FFP sanctions
11:48am Saturday 20th September 2014
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho believes clubs that breach Financial Fair Play rules would think again if the punishment was points penalties or being refused entry to the Champions League.
Trott reveals key Peters role
11:41am Saturday 20th September 2014
Jonathan Trott has credited Dr Steve Peters with helping to get his career back on track after stress had him doubting if he wanted to carry on playing at all.
Baxter sings Slade's praises
6:56am Saturday 20th September 2014
Exeter boss Rob Baxter hailed the quality of England World Cup hopeful Henry Slade after his team went top of the Aviva Premiership with a 25-22 victory over Gloucester at Kingsholm.
Mercedes pair shut out in practice
1:20pm Saturday 20th September 2014
For only the fourth time in 42 practice sessions this year a Mercedes failed to finish in the top two positions come the conclusion.
Howard: No Europa hangover for us
2:29pm Saturday 20th September 2014
Tim Howard is convinced his Everton team-mates will not experience a Europa League hangover when they made a quick return to action against Crystal Palace at Goodison Park on Sunday.
Rafael wants United stay
2:29pm Saturday 20th September 2014
Rafael knows he must perform to the best of his ability if he is to extend his contract at Manchester United and realise his dream of staying at Old Trafford for the rest of his career.
Wembley to host Euro 2020 final
7:23am Saturday 20th September 2014
England won their bid to host the Euro 2020 final and semi-finals at Wembley eventually unchallenged but Scotland were grateful to the help of Sir Alex Ferguson in getting Glasgow's bid for group games across the line.
Pellegrini defends Toure
12:38pm Saturday 20th September 2014
Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini believes Yaya Toure's form could be suffering as he comes to terms with his brother's death.
It's all in the mind for Hamilton
12:38pm Saturday 20th September 2014
Lewis Hamilton is working on improving his single-mindedness as he bids to improve his chances of winning this year's Formula One world title.
Exeter go top
10:50pm Friday 19th September 2014
Exeter moved top of the Aviva Premiership after goalkickers Gareth Steenson and Henry Slade combined to punish Gloucester's poor discipline at Kingsholm.
Song: Gerrard was my Kop idol
11:36pm Friday 19th September 2014
Alex Song will come up against his idol Steven Gerrard on Saturday - having first met the Liverpool skipper as an awe-struck child.
Rusty Gallacher misses cut
6:53pm Friday 19th September 2014
Ryder Cup wild cards Stephen Gallacher and Lee Westwood experienced differing results but similar emotions after the second round of the ISPS Handa Wales Open at Celtic Manor.
Stoneman talks up Stokes
6:24pm Friday 19th September 2014
Durham captain Mark Stoneman is backing all-rounder Ben Stokes to make the difference in the Royal London Cup final against Warwickshire at Lord's on Saturday.
Injury forces Li to retire
7:11am Friday 19th September 2014
Two-time grand slam winner Li Na has announced her retirement from the sport after struggling to overcome knee problems.
Wenger cautious over FA proposals
12:25pm Friday 19th September 2014
Arsene Wenger believes Football Association proposals to cut the number of players from outside the European Union should be carefully considered to avoid compromising the quality of the English game .
England shirt 'a mark of respect'
10:56am Friday 19th September 2014
The Victoria Cross and George Cross Association has given its backing to a controversial new England kit that incorporates the Victoria Cross emblem within its design.
Prince talks down claims of racism
5:06pm Friday 19th September 2014
Lancashire batsman Ashwell Prince has revealed he did not consider there to be a racist element to the verbal abuse delivered to him by Yorkshire captain Andrew Gale.
Lewis hails Collingwood influence
9:53am Friday 19th September 2014
Durham coach Jon Lewis will head into the Royal London One-Day Cup final confident he has the most influential player in the country at his disposal.
Alonso in the Singapore swing
1:31pm Friday 19th September 2014
Fernando Alonso led the way in practice for the first time since the Canadian Grand Prix ahead of this weekend's night race in Singapore.
Wenger has no regrets on Ozil price
10:23am Friday 19th September 2014
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger insists he would happily pay out another £42million to sign Mesut Ozil again tomorrow.
Pardew expecting negative reception
11:32pm Friday 19th September 2014
Alan Pardew is steeling himself to walk into a storm as he attempts to cling on to his job as Newcastle manager.
Pochettino proud of players
12:18pm Friday 19th September 2014
Head coach Mauricio Pochettino believes the way Tottenham's players responded to the hostile atmosphere of Partizan Belgrade shows they can rise to the occasion under any circumstances.
Anderson fumes after Giants smashed
6:20am Friday 19th September 2014
Huddersfield coach Paul Anderson admitted his team were embarrassing as they slumped to a 57-4 defeat in their Super League qualifying play-off tie at Wigan.
Assou-Ekotto handed three-match ban
1:47pm Friday 19th September 2014
Tottenham defender Benoit Assou-Ekotto has been banned for three games and hit with a Football Association fine after sending Nicolas Anelka a message on Twitter following his controversial 'quenelle' gesture last season.
World Cup agreement reached
2:04pm Friday 19th September 2014
The dispute over World Cup compensation between the Rugby Football Union and Premiership Rugby has been settled after a package worth up to £13million was agreed.
Teams given time over radio ban
12:31pm Friday 19th September 2014
The FIA has bowed to pressure from the Formula One teams and agreed to defer part of their radio ban that has come into force from this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix.
Bruce has sympathy for Pardew
10:38am Friday 19th September 2014
Steve Bruce knows better than most what it feels like to be hounded out of the North East, but that will not stop the Hull boss trying to turn up the heat on Alan Pardew with a "mercenary" win over Newcastle.
Ecclestone ponders three-car teams
6:22am Friday 19th September 2014
Bernie Ecclestone has suggested Formula One is poised for a dramatic change should a number of cash-strapped teams go to the wall over the winter.
Poch: Partizan banner unacceptable
6:27am Friday 19th September 2014
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino was angered by the "unacceptable" anti-Semitic banner displayed by Partizan Belgrade fans in their Europa League opener.
Van Gaal admits interest in Ronaldo
6:01pm Friday 19th September 2014
Louis van Gaal would be interested in bringing Cristiano Ronaldo back to Old Trafford, but the Manchester United manager does not think Real Madrid are willing to sell him.
Maldonado crash thwarts Rosberg
5:06pm Friday 19th September 2014
Pastor Maldonado ended Mercedes' run of seven consecutive one-two finishes at the conclusion of practice on the Friday of a race weekend - although not with a time to trouble the all-conquering team.
Mourinho admits to Costa gamble
1:11pm Friday 19th September 2014
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has admitted he is taking a risk in selecting Diego Costa for Sunday's Premier League clash at Manchester City, but that the Blues cannot do without their star striker.
Groves 'to learn from Froch fights'
10:26am Friday 19th September 2014
George Groves has admitted he will never forget his two defeats to Carl Froch as he prepares to get his career back on track on Saturday night.
Martinez: Scoreline flattered us
6:27am Friday 19th September 2014
Roberto Martinez admitted the scoreline flattered Everton after they returned to European competition with victory over Wolfsburg.
Deila hails "fantastic" Gordon
6:27am Friday 19th September 2014
Ronny Deila praised Craig Gordon after the keeper turned in a terrific performance in Celtic's 2-2 draw with Salzburg in Austria.
'No' spares sport chiefs a headache
11:02am Friday 19th September 2014
UK Sport and the British Olympic Association have declared business as usual after the Scottish electorate rejected independence in Thursday's referendum.
Hodgson hails Wembley success
12:14pm Friday 19th September 2014
Roy Hodgson hailed "a great opportunity" for England after Wembley won the right to host the final and semi-finals of Euro 2020.
Wigan put in giant performance
10:08pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Wigan are 80 minutes away from another Grand Final after justifying their tag of firm title favourites in a hopelessly one-sided play-off tie against Huddersfield.
Magath: I'd have stopped the slide
5:41pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Felix Magath declared himself "disappointed and surprised" to have been replaced as Fulham manager on Thursday, insisting he had been "sure" he would turn things around for the Sky Bet Championship basement boys.
Fernandinho expects City to recover
3:06pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Midfielder Fernandinho is convinced Manchester City can be competitive in the Champions League despite their opening loss at Bayern Munich.
FA await Euro 2020 decision
4:31pm Thursday 18th September 2014
England are on the verge of winning their bid to host the semi-finals and final of Euro 2020 but Scotland's campaign to host group stages could be torpedoed by rival bids from both Wales and Ireland.
Ole: We were going different ways
1:14pm Thursday 18th September 2014
Cardiff manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said he left the Sky Bet Championship club because of a "difference in philosophy" with owner Vincent Tan.