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Parameter Passing from VS2010 to CouchBase DB through GetView()
Hello All,
I have bunch of records(Documents)into bucket.
I have created view for this same. Now I want to retrieve single record from this bunch by passing parameter from our Front end side(C#). I have tried extension method of GetView like Contains and Where. But I didn't get anything from them.
Can you please provide any solution for this same? Also I requested to please tell can we have any return type of Emit which is in CouchBase View.
Please check this code as below.
var result = c.GetView("Design Name", "View Name").Where();
var result = c.GetView("Design Name", "View Name").Contains();
Please check code as below for Emit
function (doc, meta) {
if (meta.id.indexOf("Emp.") == 0)
emit([doc.empId, doc.empName, doc.salary], null);
Quick response will be appreciable.
Thanks in advance.....
Suraj B
I am not a C# expert so I will give you a generic answer on Views, but it should help you to see how to use them in your application.
So based on your code the View will generate the index that will look like:
key : [1, "john", 3000]
value: null
not sure how you want to use this, because with View you can only query (get, range), and sort/group on the key itself.
So if you requirement is to lookup your user by ID or Name or Salary depending of business logic you have to create 3 views (or I will say 2 because the employee id is probably the document id)
So once you have create a view that emits the "Employee Name" and another one that emits the "Salary" you should be able to query then using for example:
- c.GetView("Design Name", "View Name").key("John"); will return the document employees name John
- c.GetView("Design Name", "View Name").StartKet(1000).EndKEy(5000); will return the employee with salary between 1000 and 5000
Hello Tug,
Thank you for your quick response.
You are right, With view we can only query (get, range), and sort/group on the key itself.
I have tried these both methods. I want to try GetView().Contains() and GetView().Where() these two methods.
Can we have any idea about these two methods? I want to pass Key as parameter to these methods.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks & Regards,
Suraj B

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Oct 1, 2014
By: Mary Magallon
I always get a Macy's gift card each year and I always have a great experience. If I ever need to get in contact with customer service they are more than willing to help. The overall products are always a win win for me. I highly enjoy doing business with Macy's and plan to continue.
Sep 5, 2014
By: Tina Broyer
I've always had great luck with Macy's. They are very helpful when you contact customer service via the phone and my "in store" experiences have been the same. The last time I went to the store, I had a gift card, several coupons and a variety of products that these could be used on. I've had other stores where using coupons or taking advantage of "deals" seemed to irritate and frustrate the cashier, but this time it was great and we actually had fun matching up all the products with the coupon deals. Very pleasantly surprised and will continue to shop there.
Aug 8, 2014
By: Reuben Hinman
For my Birthday last year I got a Macy's gift card. I thought that the card was a gag gift, because I'd always heard that Macy's was a "girly store." I was surprised by the variety of merchandise that Macy's had. I ended up purchasing an awesome business casual suit with the gift card that I received. The service I got at the store was top notch. I enjoyed the experience so much that I requested another gift card this year! I love Macy's and I would suggest getting a gift card for your loved one if they are a person who likes a store with a variety of options.
Jun 30, 2014
By: Colleen Elizabeth
I love getting Macy's gift cards because they can be used to buy a large variety of items and Macy's just about always has a sale or coupon to use so you can get more with your gift card. However, on more than one occasion I tried to use my gift card online and it was not accepted. I had to call Macy's for assistance. They were very helpful and I was able to place my order using my gift card over the phone.
Jan 18, 2013
By: Jason Buonomo
My 13 year old daughter received a $100.00 gift Macyâs gift card for Christmas this year. We recently went to use it at the store by our house, and we had no problems whatsoever using it. After walking around for a little bit (it was her first time in a Macyâs), she picked out a new pair of jeans and a couple of tops. When we went to check out, the card worked perfectly. Bonus points to the clerk who rang us out, as she was nice enough to make sure my daughter knew how much was left on the card. A great gift idea that worked flawlessly.
Nov 21, 2012
By: Debra 'Dee' Wells
They are not friendly to Canadian shoppers. No options to purchase and have sent to a US address if ordering from Canada. A bit behind the times.
Oct 30, 2012
By: Ileddy Torres
I am a frequent shopper of Macy's here in my town. The quality of all their items is top notch and I've always preferred this store over all the other department stores. Their customer service is the best I've seen and every time I need something I don't hesitate to ask for help. Recently, I was shopping for a gift for my mother's birthday. She has just about everything and it was difficult for me to figure out what to get her. I was walking by the handbag department when the sales representative asked if I needed help, I told her my situation and she literally stood there with me going over different presents, asking me what she had and didn't have. Not long after I was out with an amazing wallet that my mother LOVES and now uses everyday. I really would have came out of the store with an appliance or something if it wasn't for her! I recommend Macy's to EVERYONE. Their prices are good for what you're getting and their sales are better than anyone around.… more
Oct 30, 2012
By: Rashana Hicks
I have always loved Macy's. The clothes here are a better quality then some of the other department stores that I shop at. I find that Macy employees are kind and nice and love working there. When I walk into Macy's I love the fact that I can get name brand products at a reasonable price and that the customer service that I receive will be great as well. I currently have a Macy's charge card. It is the only major department store card that I have. This is because I can always find something there that I want. Another thing that I like about Macy's is that they are always so well kept. I have never been into a run down Macy's. Another thing that I like about Macy's is that it doesn't matter which store I go into the layout is pretty much the same at all of them and all the merchandise is so easy to find.… more
Oct 23, 2012
By: Danielle Pirone Ryerson
Macy's isn't close by so I don't shop there as often as I'd like. But this particular day I went in there to get some make-up that I always use by Clinique. The woman at the counter was very helpful to me, took her time looking for the item, only to find they didn't have the color in stock. It wasn't an option for me to go to another Macy's as the next one is even further away. The customer service as fabulous, she offered to order it for me and have it shipped to my house - for free! We were beyond happy with this resolution. Even though I couldn't use it right then it was a relief to know it was on it's way and I didn't have to run back to the store to get it. This experience was very good, I would recommend them to anyone who is looking for a store with great service.… more
Oct 23, 2012
By: Trent Frohlich
I visit Macy's because of their wide variety / selection. I have recently been there to get new slacks, dress shoes, a belt, and numerous shirts. I had to bring back a pair of pants and it was the easiest transaction I have ever done. It literally took 30 seconds. When I was looking for slacks I described the color and style I wanted and the gentleman took me straight to the pair I ended up buying. When I went to look at shoes I was in and out in 2 or 3 minutes. The customer service is great! No matter what department or section I am in, I get helped immediately. The respective people in each place also know their inventory very well and made me aware of sales going on at the time. Another quick comment: they didn't have the color I wanted in one shirt, but they looked up every single store in town and told me how many each had in their inventory!… more
Oct 23, 2012
By: Danielle Copsy
I was looking for a new coat a few years ago at Macy's and I was really having trouble finding exactly what I wanted and needed. Just as I was about to leave a sale person approached me to help, thank goodness she did. She was so good she got me to go over my budget and spend more money than I was prepared to pay. However, I truly love my coat so it's ok. I even bought some accessories that she said went with the coat. I know it was probably the best coat I have ever bought myself to date.
Oct 23, 2012
By: Mary Ciletti
I went there last year for holiday shopping on black friday. It wasent as badly crowded as I thought it would be, they had so may employees, all new I assume. They couldn't help me, and didn't know what they were doing, or where to find anything. Finding someone who actually worked there a while was impossible. It was like they threw people on the sales floor from off the street last second! I love the store, and items, but they really need to hire help sooner and actually train them. I was disappointed in one of my favorite stores. I won't be back this year.
Oct 17, 2012
By: Sunshine Burch
I love shopping at Macys. I do not have a store close to me, but there is one in an area that I travel to several times a year. They have a wide selection of just about everything you need, clothing, shoes, makeup, purses, jewelry, and I could go on and on. My whole family can find what they need from Macys, which makes it a plus. I probably visit Macys ten times a year or so, but I visit their website a lot more than that. I have never had a problem returning an item, purchasing an item or dealing with customer service at all. Which is another plus as many people in customer service today are rude and hateful. I really wish a Macys store would open up near me so I could shop there more often, but for now I will rely on my trips and their easy to navigate website.… more
Oct 17, 2012
By: Ashly Forch
Macy's is the higher end of the clothing chain shops. I only go there when they have the mens fashion shopping events, which you get 25% off everything. (happens twice a year) Now when people see Macy's they think expensive, well I bought three pairs of Calvin jeans, a few shirts, a nice warm winter jacket, and some fancy underwear for about 150 bucks! Which is a great deal considering the quality of the jeans I bought. I love their selection and quality of clothes, but you just have to be smart when you are shopping there or you can spend a small fortune. So if you are someone who loves looking for deals, than Macys is the place to shop at. But if you are someone who hates shopping and just want to go in and out, than its probably best to avoid this store.… more
Oct 17, 2012
By: Shayne Kono
Macy's is my go-to shop for cologne and accessories, they absolutely always have exactly what I want and at a great price. During my last visit I went to purchase a bottle of my favorite cologne, Dolce and Gabana Light Blue, and I ended up finding a great deal on a new coat on complete accident which I was able to get for more than half off then I would have at a similar department store! Their employees are always extremely helpful and sometimes I have to avoid walking through the store altogether so I don't spend any money! Well worth it to give one of these gift cards even to the pickiest of shoppers.… more
Oct 17, 2012
By: Cari Gisler Oliver
OK, so this is my favorite Macy's story. My husband is 6'2" with a 29" waist and a 34" inseam. Buying clothes for him is absolutely impossible. We had several special events to attend where he needed new clothes and they needed to be dressy casual. We did our best looking for pants for him. It was to no avail. As we were about to leave, Mark, an employee there, asked if he could help. We told him our problem and that we didn't find any pants that fit and we were moving on. Mark said that he thought he knew of some and asked us to wait. He came back about 5 min later with 4 pair of pants in different colors and styles. All of them fit my husband. While we were reveling in our find, Mark asked us about the events we were shopping for and asked if we had the rest of the clothes. We told him we had not. He asked some questions - what fabrics did we like, colors, style, did we need a belt, tie, etc. Mark suggested we head to the shoe department and look for shoes while he searched for us. He came back with 3 shirts - "Which of these do you like?". My husband pointed to one and off he went again. Next time he came back with 3 more shirts all similar to the one we chose. He did this again and again, with ties, belts, sweaters, etc. To make a long story short-ish, we were about to walk out spending nothing at that store, and with Mark's help, we ended up spending close to $1000, which is what we intended to spend on almost a new wardrobe. I sent a letter to his management because it is, hands down, some of the best customer service I have ever seen.… more
Oct 17, 2012
By: Lorraine Laquicia James
Macy's is my one stop shop store. If I need a full outfit from top to bottom then I know I can never go wrong there. They can be a little on the pricey side but if you know how to find a good bargain, you will be fine. They have all the latest fashions and accessories. One of my favorite sections is the make up section. Before I started wearing makeup regularly, I'd go to them before and event I needed makeup and they apply it for free. Then, they give you tips and tricks on how to do it yourself. The staff is very helpful and friendly and always do their best to make sure you have all the products you need. Another plus is that when the whole family goes, you can find something for everyone of all different ages. It really is a magical experience every time I shop at Macys.… more
Oct 11, 2012
By: Matthew Mooney
Me and my wife had our wedding registry at Macy's, and it was a painless experience. It was actually kind of fun to go around and scan the things we wanted on our registry. The Registry people were really nice and let us just do our thing without to much pushiness. After our wedding we wanted to return a lot of things and buy a bed instead. It was very easy to return whatever we wanted, and the lady working at the registry recommended a particularly good employee in the mattress department. Our experience in the mattress department was great as well. They did not try to push us towards a more expensive mattress, they just let us lay on them and gave us some useful information. I would recommend Macys as a great place to do your wedding registry, or buy a mattress.… more
Oct 11, 2012
By: Charline V. Pliler
I honestly hadn't shopped at Macy's for a long time until a few weeks ago, and I was very pleasantly surprised by the selection and prices! I was thrilled to find several styles of clothes that I really liked, and most of them were on sale for very reasonable prices. I ended up settling on one shirt that I really loved, but they did not have my size in it. When I asked the associate, she was more than willing and offered to call around and find it for me. It took her just a minute to find one, and when she told us shipping was about $5 even suggested we just have two sent and then return whichever size didn't work (shipping over $50 was free). Since I'm at the mall fairly often, that's easy enough to make the return without an extra trip. I was really thrilled with her helpfulness as well as the selection and mostly reasonable prices!… more
Oct 11, 2012
By: Corinna Dipaola
To me, Macy's has always been that store in the mall that I dreaded going into when I went to the mall with my parents. Last year that changed. I was looking for a gift for my girlfriend at the time, and I found myself in Macy's wondering around, browsing at all of the items in the store. Eventually a really nice employee came up to me and asked me if I needed help. I explained to her what I was looking for, and she showed me around the entire store, pointing out different items that she thought my girlfriend would like. I eventually ended up getting some perfume that she recommended. I had such a great experience that I'm now a regular customer. Macy's is an amazing store with amazingly helpful employees.… more
Oct 11, 2012
By: Natalija Vesic
Macyâs is definitely the place to go for almost everything! I love the fact that I can pick up sheets, linens, towels, a toaster, shoes, jeans, sweaters and perfume all in one trip! I am particularly fond of their shoe department. You can find everything from Cole Haan to Nike to Puma at an affordable price. The best part about it is they have one day sales with preview days (which would probably make them 2 or 3 day sales but one day sounds so much better). I have used coupon on top of coupon on top of clearance to get savings as high as 90%off!
Oct 11, 2012
By: Kirk O'Brien
My wife has shopped online at Macy's for what seems like forever. There used to be a Macy's where we lived in Virginia, but there is none here in Georgia and my wife needs her Macy's fix! I like the fact that she can usually find a great deal on the things that she needs online, even with the cost of shipping. In our small town it's great to have a wonderful store like Macy's at our fingertips even if we can't shop there in person. Our entire bedroom suite is from Macy's, the sheets, comforter, pillows and curtains, and she was very proud of herself because she got such wonderful items at such a great price. I'd recommend Macy's online to anyone.… more
Oct 11, 2012
By: Shannon Scott Johnson
I shop at at Macys ALL THE TIME. They have so much stuff there. There selection is amazing. I can't help but to buy multiple items when I go there. As a female and a mother of 3 you can only imagine my shopping needs. lol. They price match when other stores beat them with prices.. just ask them. The employees there are very knowledgeable about the store and will physically take you to what you are asking for instead of just saying "its over there" With a little bit of everything it is hard not to be satisfied with Macys. This is one of my favorite stores EVER. Yay for Macys :)… more
Oct 11, 2012
By: Kaylene Pottle
I've been shopping at Macy's for quite sometime now, & I rarely, if any, have any complaints with them. The staff is very helpful and they always seem cheerful to be at work. I mostly use Macy's to buy pants, coats, and shirts, not just for me, but for my family also. My family and I both like the selection of attire that Macy's offers and if you constantly check on the stock, you realize that they constantly have new things available for sale. I rather shop around at Macy's than other department stores because I overall just love the service they provide to customers, & the commercials aren't bad either. :)
Oct 3, 2012
By: Fidela G. Byse
Macy's is my favorite place to shop for women's plus size clothing. The brands and styles are much better than the other department stores in my area (which seem to primarily stock either very dowdy or very garish clothes). I can usually find both the latest trend or conservative styles for work. They have frequent and good sales too, especially with the Macy's credit card. The girls department is very good too. My niece loves the pre-teen clothes. I have also gotten great deals on good quality kitchen and bedding items too. Finding a salesperson to help is sometimes difficult, but overall the sales people are very friendly and helpful.
Sep 26, 2012
By: Eve Apgar
Macyâs is my favorite clothing store, by far. Aside from the amazing selection of clearance items that I could spend hours perusing, every Macyâs Iâve been to has had a wonderful customer service staff. I regularly receive coupons due to being a Macyâs member. There was a time when I had to spend a certain amount to get $10 off my order, but I was off by about $4. The register lady went and helped me find something for $5 just to push me over the limit and she was so sweet and helpful about it! Another time, I was buying extremely discounted sandals and I wanted to save my coupon for a more expensive item (it was a % off). The register lady told me that the coupon was reusable all month and saved me even more off those discounted sandals! Theyâre always looking out for me, and I appreciate that.… more
Sep 26, 2012
By: Lisa Baer
I really love Macy's but I never seem to have enough money so shop to my heart's content whenever I go there. I love it when friends/family give me sweet gift cards there because I can get quality make up, designer clothing, or simple, classic items to dress up my outfits. The quality of the products is fantastic and their gift card is good for everything! No restrictions! Also, returns are easy if you spend with a gift card too- you just get the amount back on a gift card again. It's easy to use, easy to return things with, and overall, a great shopping experience. I love Macy's and their giftcards are a perfect excuse to have a great time. :)… more
Sep 26, 2012
By: Dee Bixshel
Iâve been a loyal Macyâs customer for years. In my experience you canât find customer service like Macyâs anywhere. Whether youâre making a return, getting a price adjustment, or simply have a question, Macyâs associates are the most knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful. Iâve honestly never had a bad experience shopping at Macyâs. In fact I was shopping Macyâs online looking for a gift for a friend when I noticed that an item Iâd purchased the day before had now gone to 50% off. I called customer service and explained the situation. Within minutes my account had be credited the difference and the person I was speaking to also found another item that needed a price adjustment. Macyâs is by far the best department store!… more
Sep 26, 2012
By: Adam Clark
I have always had a decent impression of Macy's. It probably stems from the high regard in which they are held, including the regard in which my parents held them. However, I am a very different type of person than my parents and I do not hold stores, or brands for that matter in a high regard just because of a purported reputation. That said, I was recently on vacation and needed to buy shoes because mine were falling apart. After having no luck at a TJ MAXX I found myself in a Macy's. Now I always buy the same type of shoes because I'm simple like that. What I found in Macy's was the EXACT same shoes I normally buy but they were literally $20 more expensive than I had ever paid before. I will admit I bought them because I wanted out of retail stores altogether but I know I will not be checking out Macy's for deals any time soon. To me it seemed like they were charging more just because they are who they are.… more
Sep 20, 2012
By: Tina Raikar
I don't usually visit Macy's a lot because I don't really do a lot of shopping, but there was this one time I decided to go take a look at this store to find a pair of high heels for my graduation ceremony that took place last May. The great thing about Macy's is that they have a lot of brands that you don't usually find in other stores. When I found a pair that I thought really looked nice on my wide feet, I asked the person who worked in the shoes department for my size. Unfortunately, she told me that they didn't have the 8.5 that I wanted, but instead size 8 and 9. I tried both sizes and the associate was so great that she thought that she gave me an honest opinion and told me that either sizes wouldn't work. So in the end, I bought one of the sizes, and went to a different macy's location that had 8.5. I really like it when there are associates who actually help you and are honest and not just making you raise their sales by buying the store's stuff.… more
Sep 20, 2012
By: Kristie Karns Benjamin
My husband and I shopped at Macy's for a winter coat last year and the one that we wanted, which was on sale, had a bad zipper on it. So we returned it to the store and asked if they had any more just like it for that price. They looked it up and said they didn't have any left but we were welcome to go through all the coats in that section to see if we could find one. We started the task, and found that all of the coats were mixed up on the racks, with multiple name brands and prices on each rack. Believe it or not, we did find the coat we were looking for, though in a different color. The clerk was surprised to see it and told us she would have been able to find it for us if she had known we wanted a different color. We didn't WANT a different color but that was what was available. I sincerely doubt she would have been able to just walk over and pick it out since it was nowhere near the rack it should have been on, but at least we got it for the sale price and the coat is perfect with a working zipper. I wouldn't be surprised if that coat with the broken zipper didn't get put right back on the rack again after we left.… more
Sep 20, 2012
By: Andrew Simmons
I always go to Macy's for my christmas shopping. Sure, it can be a little pricier than other department stores (Target, for example) but it's not that much more expensive, and I feel like it's worth paying the little extra as they have lots of stuff that's unique and makes a real special gift. Also, the staff at Macy's (at least the one I go to) are all very helpful and this is definitely not something you get at regular department stores. Best of all, perhaps, is that they often have really special little gifts for very low prices, I recently got this green teapot for just $10, I don't know how they sell them so cheap but if you're willing to hunt around, you can find some surprisingly good deals at Macy's.… more
Sep 12, 2012
By: Megan Little
Hi, I would like to take the time to give a review of Macy's and their gift cards. I recently got a gift card for my birthday, and I was so excited to find out that it was from Macy's. First off, I think that Macy's is one of the best places to shop because they have all of the best clothing, jewelry and pretty much everything else, including Coach Purses which are my favorite. Also, they always have such friendly people that work for them and they are always willing to help you if you have a tough decision to make or if you are just lost and cannot find the item that you are looking for. I did not have a single problem with the gift card and was able to use it on multiple dates because I did not use it all up on a single day. I recommend this store to anyone that is looking for quality items that are not over priced. Thank you so much for letting me give a review of one of my favorite stores, Macy's.… more
Sep 12, 2012
By: Louis K. Fierman
I visit Macy's about every 3 months for a wardrobe update. Last time I was there I found shorts I really liked and they where on sale, so I added them to my mostly winter shopping cart. The very next day I decided to wear them to a BBQ and within 2 hours of me putting them on the belt buckle (the belt came with the shorts) came flying off. Of course it made me a bit angry. Went back to the store the same evening, and apparently they didn't have any more of these shorts in my size. I talked to one of the managers over there and she arranged for a new one in my size be brought in to the store from their warehouse, even though they weren't planning on ordering more of those. And to save me the trouble of driving back there, she will also make sure Someone from the store will send it straight to my house at no charge. Well, it took 8 days, got the package, and I still wear them. actually I have them on right now. Don't remember the manager's name, but thank you very much! Great customer service!… more
Sep 12, 2012
By: Julian Bender
I usually hit up Macy's for jeans, which they have a decent selection of. I've not had good luck finding shirts there of any kind - even when they have shirts in my size (small - and it's rare), they're still baggy, not fitted at all, and usually pretty ugly. So I mainly go there for decent deals on jeans - that section has much better options. I can't really tell how their sale system works. Everything is on sale all the time, pretty much, but once in a while, I've gotten a bunch of items, taken them to the register, and then, for no reason I could discern, gotten another 20% knocked off the price. Other times that hasn't happened. I don't know if it was a reward for buying enough things, or just a random sale that happened to be going on. Once I had a coupon for a pretty big discount and was told I couldn't used it because the items I bought were already on sale - which, again, just about everything in the store is at any given time anyway. All in all - you can find good deals here but you have to know what to look for, and be prepared to sift through lots and lots of ugly clothes on the way.… more
Sep 12, 2012
By: Bob Hanson
Overall, I like the quality of Macy's products. And their prices seem fair for the quality of the merchandise. I do however, want to share one negative experience I had with them, specifically using their gift cards. I received a $50 gift card as a gift and forgot about it for two years. I know that this was my fault and I should have checked on the terms; but, I didn't and lost all the money on the card. This was bad enough; but when I went to use the card the employee was not at all sympathetic and really gave me an attitude about my mistake. After that experience, I'm not sure if I'll shop there again.… more
Sep 12, 2012
By: Filipe Lebre
My wife and I have been shopping at Macy's since it came to our area. We could not be happier going there for our clothing needs and our around the house necessities. They usually have a great selection of clothes along with very reputable brands to choose from. They also match the prices if they drop within a given period of time. This is something that I have taken advantage of several times. The attendants are always willing to help me and give great informative information on the house hold items that they sell. We have bought keurig, luggage sets, bedding sets, glassware, and cooking ware there, so that should tell you that their quality is worth going back for!… more
Aug 29, 2012
By: TaWanda Thomas
I have shopped at Macy's all of my life. Recently, I received a gift card for Macy's, and I decided to shop online because of their wide variety of merchandise for plus sized customers. I ordered quite a bit of merchandise for less than $80 because everything was on sale. Satisfied with my purchase, I waitied anxiously for my order to arrive. A few days later, I went online to check the status of my order, and I saw that the items I ordered had been discounted even more. I went to the customer service section of the website and easily found their policy for price adjustments. I called customer service, and the friendly and professional representative adjusted those prices without a hassle, and I received the difference on my giftcard, which I used at a local store to indulge in some yummy, high-priced bubble bath. I am so impressed with the world class customer service, the expedient nature of shipping, and the quality of the merchandise that I ordered. I would only say that Macy's should be better about providing a selection of merchandise for plus-sized women in the store.… more
Aug 29, 2012
By: Alpha D. Banks
I was very impressed with my experience at Macy's last month. I'm not big on shopping, and needed a decent looking outfit for a wedding without spending too much. The prices may be a little higher than a Kohl's, WalMart or Target, but the quality and name brands available make it very much worth it. If you are smart and shop the sales you can probably actually save money at Macy's over the previously mentioned retailers. The customer service alone was worth the trip. The salesman was super helpful, I suspect he knew that I was uncomfortable. He even scanned a coupon that gave me an extra 10% off the total price at the end. My wife couldn't believe that I was in a good mood after clothes shopping (alone) and was impressed with the outfit the salesman helped me choose. I'll definitely be heading back when I need something else.… more
Aug 15, 2012
By: Adrian Półtorzycki
In my honest opinion Macyâs is just a store trying to reinvent the wheel on selling clothing and being fashion oriented but falls just like all the other stores. They try way too hard on their products and all I see is the same clothes over and over again. They promote uniqueness and originality but I never see any of that just overprice clothes and high prices. I think this store has potential but it doesnât really utilize it. I know it appeals to many girls but I personally just donât see what is so great about this store. I prefer shopping at a similar store somewhere else for much cheaper than this.… more
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ICC is, to an extent, a bunch of random bosses, I can't argue that. But they are thematically emblematic of the whole expansion. As a character fighting through that, you're finishing the last remnants of the Cult of the Damned, jetpacking through the air fighting the Horde / Alliance, fighting the ultimate representations of plague and cold, destroying the final remaining undead nerubians, and removing the Lich King's ability to raise more undead.
Marrowgar, Rotface and Festergut are all fairly generic, and all could have stood to be trimmed (though Marrowgar still works well as an intro). But with all the others, even if most were invented for ICC, I still get what they're meant to be.
My character, having survived rivers of liquid plague, cold so unbearable it can kill you with seconds of exposure, and personally come face to face with the Lich King and killed him, feels like she's overcome the impossible.
In Dragon Soul, she's stood on a dragon who's proven to be comically bad at his job and spent an hour and a half killing tentacles. All I imagine she's thinking by the end of that is "my arms hurt, and I am so goddamn sick of fighting tentacles."


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It's the stuff of science fiction, of a dark and dreary Dean Koontz novel:
Vatican Invites Bloggers to Rome;
Blogosphere Falls Silent
Where Is Everybody?
One hundred and fifty of us converged upon the Eternal City this week and now, only a few hardy souls—those who can subsist on two hours of sleep per night—are still writing! Are there no stories?!
Actually, the bloggers I've met are still bustling, but on a different front. Unchained from their desks, some are already crossing the Pond, flying home to tell their stories at a later date. Most of the Catholic writers I've met, though, are out on the streets, savoring the sweet secrets of fragrant flower stalls in the Piazza Vittorio, indulging in gelato, touring, shopping, praying, and most of all networking. The Catholic writers have let their keyboards fall silent.
It's not that I wasn't absolutely delighted to attend the Vatican Blogfest! The breadth of knowledge, the sheer creativity—the participles and gerunds and appositives!—in that room were palpable.
But today is not the time to sit alone with one's thoughts. Today is the time to share stories with peers, to listen at the feet of the masters, to interact with people from around the country and around the world. Tomorrow, we write.
I do have a few factoids that demand release, though!
- First, the Vatican announced a new integrated platform, news.va, which will bring together information from all the Vatican websites into a single communications tool. The web portal is still under construction, but will include the Fides news agency, L'Osservatore Romano, www.intermirifica.net, news of the day from Curial offices, various Twitter channels, YouTube, Radio Vaticana, Flickr, music, and more. No target date as yet for launch.
- World Youth Day is in need of volunteers, many of whom are managing the web presence from their native countries. To get involved, contact Eva Janosikova, firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Thomas Peters (AmericanPapist) got a wild applause from the audience for his question regarding early release of embargoed information to Catholic bloggers, and not just to credentialed reporters from the mainstream media. Thomas pointed out that faithful Catholic writers find themselves rushing to research stories, based on information released in the New York Times or other outlets.
Father Federico Lombardi acknowledged the important role of the Catholic bloggers and assured us that the Vatican wants to partner with them—the Vatican as institutional communicator, the bloggers more personally—in providing an integral service to the Church in the world. He spoke of the blogosphere as "borderless" media, and he surprised us by disclosing that he reads a summary of our blogposts each morning to find out what's going on in the world!
Elizabeth Scalia (The Anchoress) spoke of Catholic clarity and Catholic charity:
Even as more-mainstream media outlets attempt to downplay blogs and blogging as being a force for nothing much beyond self-promotion, the pope has been ahead of the curve, urging priests, religious and lay folk to embrace social media as a powerful means of evangelization, and a source of Catholic clarity in a very noisy, confused and divided world. Catholic clarity, of course, cannot be disseminated without a measure of charity, and charity can sometimes be the biggest challenge we face in new media.
Elizabeth pointed to the twofold role of the Catholic blogger to disseminate information, and to correct information (as when the media reported that the Pope approved condom use).
There were lighter revelations: The Pope will address the crew of the space shuttle on its final mission. Fr. Roderick Vonhögen (SQPN) sought to reach out to readers from his parish in the Dutch countryside, and he did so by blogging first about Star Wars.
There was more, so much more—but how to impart, in 1,000 words or less, the fruit of four hours of rapid-fire presentations? The conversation will continue—between the institutional Church and the writers, and within the community of bloggers. I'll tell you more, too, as the days pass.
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It may seem a little soon to be gabbing about ValentineŌĆÖs Day but unless youŌĆÖve been hiding under a rock, retailers galore are trying to make you aware that the time for shopping is already here.
Conversation hearts with tiny messages adorn shelves alongside heart-shaped boxes and pink, white and red stuffed animals of every shape and size, most of them bearing some affectionate sentiment. Children are picking out which television-themed cards they want to hand out to their classmates ŌĆö unless they are deciding between the ones that have suckers or stickers attached.
Men across the world will get satin boxers with pictures of kisses on them or giant hearts made of chocolate. They might find their female counterpart in a romantic mood Feb. 14 ŌĆö that is, if they choose the correct gift to give.
Men, if youŌĆÖve been with your woman for more than three years you should have it down by now. If not, you may need some advice from a sister or aunt. Better yet, watch almost any commercial.
You can never go wrong with roses, chocolate (unless sheŌĆÖs dieting) a romantic evening out, or diamonds. In fact, flowers may be the best way to go because almost 15 percent of women send themselves flowers each ValentineŌĆÖs Day. If buying roses however, ask an actual florist what the colors mean because 75 percent of women know what each color represents.
A hand-written love note (more than three paragraphs long ŌĆö and no double-spacing) also does wonders, as long as you donŌĆÖt mention any body parts other than her lips or eyesŌĆ"
If youŌĆÖre dating, youŌĆÖd better make sure you do, before you purchase anything with the words ŌĆ£I Love YouŌĆØ printed on it. If not, stick to a box of candy and a stuffed animal that shakes its tail while singing Buster PoindexterŌĆÖs annoying ditty, ŌĆ£Hot, Hot, Hot.ŌĆØ There is really no way to go wrong if you ask your ŌĆ£loveŌĆØ what she would like. If she needs coaxing ask her to tell you the top three most horrible gifts sheŌĆÖs ever received for the holiday (before you met her of course) and actually listen to what she says and steer clear of them.
My advice is, donŌĆÖt even think about buying something that has any real use ŌĆ" for a holiday like ValentineŌĆÖs Day. No sweepers, sheet sets, coffee makers or exercise equipment. ItŌĆÖs all about being ro-man-tic. Look it up.
Though the celebration for the ŌĆ£holiday of loveŌĆØ is said to have originated because of a man by the name of Valentine (some stories say he was a saint, others that he was a priest) that married couples illegally and was jailed because of his love for a woman. Some say it was spawned via a pagan mating ritual but my husband is sure it came about in the early 1900s when a summit of greedy, entrepreneur chocolatiers, greeting card salesmen and florists voted to begin the tradition, and then spread it by word of mouth through female socialites of the time. (I donŌĆÖt even bother to mention the phrase ŌĆ£Sweetest Day.ŌĆØ)
A flower shop has been in my family for more than 105 years but my husband of 20 has never put flowers for me on our account for that holiday. Yep. I went there. He made up for it though by writing the most romantic letter IŌĆÖve ever read. Heck, no greeting card mogul has anything on him ŌĆö and while I rarely get jewels, I often get dinner out, candy and attention.
One thing I hate about working ValentineŌĆÖs Day is when the men come in to order something at the last minute, as if they had no idea what the month meant, though the likely folded hundreds of ŌĆ£Be MineŌĆØ cards as children and surely had mothers.
They need it now, and worse yet, they want it within an unrealistic budget. IŌĆÖve imagined writing on the back of the card I filled out for some poor woman: ŌĆ£This man said $20 was too much to spend on you and when I asked him what you liked, he really did say ŌĆśI donŌĆÖt know. It doesnŌĆÖt really matter.ŌĆÖŌĆØ
Those guys do serve a greater purpose though; they make my husband look like Prince Charming.
Here are some not-so-well known ValentineŌĆÖs Day facts:
ŌĆó In February of 2008, census records showed there were 1,777 jewelry manufacturers and 28,300 jewelry stores in the United States that sold $2.6 million worth of merchandise that month alone.
ŌĆó About $650 million in specific ValentineŌĆÖs Day-related merchandise is sold each year for the holiday (worldwide).
ŌĆó Approximately two million couples tie the knot on ValentineŌĆÖs Day each year in the U.S. (likely because its easier for the husbands to remember that way).
ŌĆó About one billion ValentineŌĆÖs Day are sold each year.
ŌĆó The Italian city of Verona receives about 1,000 letters address to ShakespeareŌĆÖs lovers Romeo and Juliet every ValentineŌĆÖs Day.
ŌĆó Teachers receive the most valentines with children coming in second.
ŌĆó┬ĀMore than 50 percent of ValentineŌĆÖs Day cards are purchased within the six days prior to the holiday ... mostly by men.
ŌĆó If you live in Japan, itŌĆÖs the women who are expected to offer the gifts for their lover on Feb. 14, but their men have to return the sentiment March 14.
And finally, two facts that may actually prove my husband right: Men spend almost twice as much on ValentineŌĆÖs Day than women do ŌĆö┬Āthe average for men is $150 while the womenŌĆÖs bills stand at $85 ŌĆö and more than one-third of men would rather not receive a gift at all for the ŌĆ£Hallmark HolidayŌĆØ ŌĆö while less than 20 percent of women feel that way. Hmmm, maybe he is on to something.


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The Wall Street Journal published an article about how to reduce the risk of a heart attack entitled "The Guide to Beating a Heart Attack". It's well known that most of the risk of a heart attack is associated with factors that are within a person's control, including cholesterol, blood pressure, physical activity, smoking and diet. The decisions you make with regards to what you eat and and do and medicine you take can trump your genetic disposition, which plays a part in about half of cardiac arrests.
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The eye opener of this article is its exercise recommendations. Most of us don't exercise enough – or at all – because we can't find the time to get in the recommended 30 minutes a day, which can reduce your risk of heart attack by 70%. The surprising news is that a study by the Mayo Clinic found that only 10 minutes a day of exercise will reduce the risk of a heart attack by 50%.
Everyone can find 10 minutes in even the busiest day for a short walk.
While researchers say that 30 minutes of exercise a day should be your goal, even a small amount of daily exercise, as simple as a 10 minute walk, can reduce the risk of a heart attack.
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As a computer programmer, I was particularly struck by the statement that "for people who sit most of the day, their risk of heart attack is about the same as smoking." Today looks like a nice day to go out roller blading!
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The following incidents are among the official reports of the and . Readers are reminded that an arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt. Only a court of law can make that determination.
Fire call
An officer responded to Skate Park, 29850 Skokie Highway, for a report of a small fire started by a group of teenage boys at 5:37 p.m. March 31. The officer spoke with several boys who said they did not know who started the fire. After none of the boys would indicate who started the fire, the officer advised the boys that if they couldn't be honest and treat the park appropriately, they would have to leave the park. The teens left the park.
An officer took a report at 2:55 p.m. March 29 of a lost/missing/stolen license plate that last was seen on Route 176 and Shagbark Road about noon March 16, 2012.
Suspicious Circumstance
An officer responded to Lillian Dells for a report of several subjects walking down to the beach at 10:38 p.m. March 27 near Maple and North avenues. The officer issued four citations for violation of beach curfew. Two of the subjects were in violation of curfew ordinance ad were turned over to their parents.
Suspicious Person
An officer observed an occupied vehicle with an interior light on at 4:48 a.m. March 26 in the 200 block of Green Bay Road. The homeowner said she could not sleep and wanted to smoke, but it was too cold outside. No other irregularities observed.
A home in the 300 block of Circle Lane was reported burglarized at 7:56 a.m. March 26. No force was used to enter the home. Items taken included jewelry, documents and electronics. The investigation continues.
A home in the 1500 block of Telegraph Road was reported burglarized between 8:30 a.m. and noon March 25. The homeowners returned home to find their house had been entered with no force used to gain access. Items taken included jewelry and silver. A female suspect was identified, described as black, 5-foot-2, middle-aged, stocky build, medium length hair in a ponytail, dark blue sweater, and black plants. She was seen walking south from the scene. The investigation continues.
Maria R. Manzanero, 41, 1709 W. Monroe, Waukegan, was charged with theft, aggravated identity theft and financial exploitation of the elderly at 1 p.m. March 25 in the 500 block of Oakwood Avenue. Manzanero was held on a $250,000 bond pending a March 26 court date in Waukegan. No further court information was available. Manzanero, a home health care provider, between Nov. 1, 2009 and July 30, 2011, stole $25,000 from an 80-year-old homeowner. She used the assets of the victim's fund from a bank of more than $5,000; used the victim's identity to obtain more than $10,000, and obtained unauthorized control over property of the victim in excess of $10,000.
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Several items including jewelry and sterling silver flatware were taken from a home in the 300 block of Lincoln Avenue between March 15 and March 15. The report was filed at 10 a.m. March 30. One set of sterling silver flatware was valued at $3,000. The value of the jewelry and other flatware was not available. The investigation continues.
Suspended Driver's License
Juan F. Gordillo, 19, of Waukegan, was charged with driving with a suspended license, failure to yield and no vehicle insurance at 5:04 p.m. March 29 near the intersection of Rockland Road and Eva Terrace. The officer conducted a traffic stop after Gordillo came out of a private drive and almost hit the officer's vehicle and another vehicle. He posted bond pending a May 3 court date in Park City.
No Valid Driver's License
Ricardo Cinchola, 22, of North Chicago, was charged with no valid driver's license and improper lane usage at 9:34 p.m. March 28 near the intersection of Green Bay Road and Bath and Tennis Club Road. The officer observed Cinchola cross the centerline and conducted a traffic stop. He posted bond pending a May 3 court date in Park City.


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Transitioning through the was this family's first step toward a new life. Maria and Danny became part of the Imagine LA program, an innovative, hands-on, long-term solution to family homelessness. Now, after two years of mentorship with Leo Baeck Temple, Maria and Danny are graduating. They are no longer homeless.
Maria works at Marie Callenders in West Los Angeles and is enrolled at Los Angeles City College.
She credits herself and her Leo Baeck Temple partners with her many great accomplishments.
"I have an apartment, I have a job, I'm going to school to become either a social worker or a nurse. I learned to drive and have my own car. Danny is in school and he just won an award for being respectful. I am very happy and very proud."
Leo Baeck Temple and the Imagine LA brass recently came out to celebrate with Maria and Danny, 7, and all those who contributed to their success.
"What we do is match each homeless family with one faith community in such a way that the homeless family exits homelessness permanently," said Jill Bauman, president and CEO of Imagine LA. "We partner with churches, synagogues and mosques to help the family achieve self-sufficiency, long-term housing, and a productive life where their children can thrive."
Leo Baeck Temple is one faith partner making this happen.
"We made a pledge two years ago to enable a homeless family to find a better way of life. That family was Maria and her son Danny," said Scott Sale, chair of Leo Baeck Temple's HEAL (Homelessness Ends At Leo Baeck) Task Force and Imagine LA board member. "The program works."
In addition to fiscal and life skills support, members of Leo Baeck Temple contributed furniture, kitchen utensils, a refrigerator, lamps, tables and chairs to help furnish an apartment for Maria and Danny. This was LBT's first step in guiding them.
"I helped Maria learn to drive and helped her set up a budget that she vows to maintain." said Glenn Gottleib, LBT member.
Laurel Davidson organized the Jan. 30 graduation celebration for the Oliva family, LBT Homelessness Task Force and the Imagine LA team. "We furnished Maria's apartment. It was an amazing experience to help them like this."
Rabbi Rachel TImoner said that "it's been a beautiful partnership with Maria and Danny and today is actually a bittersweet day for us. We're going to miss them now that Maria and Danny are off doing successful, wonderful things. We've gotten so much out of knowing them, watching them, and helping them on their journey."
"My children took Danny under their wings," Larry Sterling, LBT member said.
Imagine LA focuses on the Los Angeles County homeless family population, which is growing at an alarming rate, 35% in the last year alone.
Currently there are nearly 8,000 homeless families with over 18,000 children in Los Angeles. Bauman said that there are 8,000 faith communities that are potential partners for helping these vetted families achieve a productive life off the street.
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The supermarket chain is trying a new marketing strategy, eliminating its savings rewards cards and lowering prices on thousands of items. Shaw's says the goal is to simplify the shopping experience.
The grocery stores will still offer weekly sales.
They say the company looks strong.
"We have actually 19 total stores in Vermont and none of the stores are going to be closing. There's no big changes, no layoffs coming or anything like that. It's actually the other way where we're doing a lot of staffing, a lot of hiring and growing the stores," said Kevin Lutz, a Shaw's store director.
Lutz says the South Burlington location alone has hired 40 new employees since new ownership took over and is continuing to hire.
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A lot of people have spoken about the Microsoft vulnerability, but I´ve missed one thing in all of this...
First, I have to recognize that Microsoft designed very well this technology, and the proof is that, on my experience, a server developed on .NET is harder to exploit that Java/PHP. A default component (think on an ASP.NET ComboBox or DropDownList) includes enough validations against modifications that push us to try harder, focusing on the design errors or in the components that were developed from scratch (think about that beautiful upload feature ;p).
So, we have a cool technology (.NET) with a lovely design that is protected with sound cryptography. However, as the crypto seems to be "unbreakable", we feel brave enough to:
- Put the configuration file (Web.config) on the root of the published web folder.
- Have a nice script (WebResource.axd / ScriptResource.axd) able to deliver any (afaik) file on the web root.
The problem is that, eventually, the enemies will find a weakness on the only defense of our castle (cryptography), and all we know how the story ends... another good tale for Defense In Depth.
Finally a patch was released, but previously to these days, I read all the mitigations that were published by Microsoft and I missed one...
Ok, on the Web.config we have plenty of critical information (database credentials, encryption keys,...). So, why we don´t recommend to encrypt this information? Maybe I'm missing something, but with this remediation, the client will be able to sleep better using Defense In Depth (Protected Storage).


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Hiltl and stablish.me launch fan badges
stablish.me is more than happy to announce it's collaboration with the vegetarian restaurant Hiltl in Zurich and the launch of it's new fan badge section at the same time.
The traditional vegetarian restaurant Hiltl stands for the best vegetarian food in Zurich and beyond. Established in 1898 Hiltl is the world's oldest vegetarian restaurant, but has never grown tired in marching down new paths.
stablish.me on the other hand is well-known for helping talents to visualize their skills, personality traits and professional achievements in a credible & playful way through peers.
We're very proud to kick-off the fan badges with two versions of Hiltl badges; one for the vegetarian restaurant and one for the Club Hiltl.
Fan badges allow anyone to show his brand preferences by either giving the badge to oneself or to a friend who clearly has a preference for Hiltl or Club Hiltl. More brands are following the example of Hiltl and the releases of more fan badges will follow in the upcoming weeks. Hiltl Fans can already give away or secure their own Hiltl badge on stablish.me.
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Strategic Use of Copyright Protection to Deter Entry
AbstractCopyright protection can be used to raise entry barriers by impairing the demand. When there is a complementary market in addition to the copyrighted goods market, the incumbent prefers stronger copyright protection than is needed to maximize the sales profit in the primary market. Although strong protection can reduce demand substitution by copies, it makes it more difficult for the entrant to reach a large audience and become established. In some cases, the entrant may choose to opt out of copyright protection.
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- Handke, Christian, 2012. "Digital copying and the supply of sound recordings," Information Economics and Policy, Elsevier, vol. 24(1), pages 15-29.
- Yuanzhu Lu & Sougata Poddar, 2009. "Accommodation or Deterrence in the Face of Commercial Piracy: the Impact of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Protection," CEMA Working Papers 389, China Economics and Management Academy, Central University of Finance and Economics.
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R&D internationalization, R&D collaboration and public knowledge institutions in small economies: Evidence from Finland and the Netherlands
AbstractThis paper investigates domestic and foreign innovating firms' determinants of R&D collaboration with domestic universities and public knowledge institutes in Finland and the Netherlands. We put particular emphasis on the impact of incoming academic spillovers on the probability to co-operate with these public R&D institutes. Based on data from Community Innovation Surveys we find that foreign firms in the Netherlands are less likely to co-operate with domestic public knowledge institutions than domestic firms, while in Finland no significant difference can be detected. Another result is that incoming knowledge spillovers are an important determinant for R&D collaboration with domestic public knowledge institutions in both countries. In case of foreign firms in Finland, incoming knowledge spillovers affect the probability to co-operate with public knowledge institutions more positively compared to domestic firms. For the Netherlands no substantial difference could be found in this respect. Further, innovating firms in Finland that require academic or basic knowledge do not co-operate significantly more with public knowledge institutions than those that need applied knowledge. At the same time they are willing to share knowledge with public R&D partners. In the Netherlands innovating firms that require relatively more basic than applied knowledge, increase the probability of co-operation with Dutch universities and public knowledge institutions but there is reluctance to share proprietary knowledge with public R&D partners. For both countries no significant difference between foreign and domestic firms with regard to academic knowledge requirements could be found. This raises the issue whether Finnish innovation policies with a strong focus on R&D co-operation provide incentives for strategic behaviour by domestic public partners to put more emphasis on applied research.
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- Bronwyn H. Hall & Albert N. Link & John T. Scott, 2000.
"Universities as Research Partners,"
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7643, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
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Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
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Varsity players from the Wisconsin Rapids-Lincoln football team got their turn as coaches at this week's youth football camp.
Kids from grades 3-8 are working on the fundamentals of the sport as the Red Raiders try to build the next generation of high school football players.
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"Pirate Island Divers"
For the best of Key Largo, the real Key largo (Underwater that is) join the "Pirate Island Divers" crew right at the docks of the resort. The Florida Keys are famous for their abundance of watersports; let our Gold Palm Resort PADI 5 star full-service "Pirate Island Divers" Watersports Center help you with all your watersports needs: dive instruction, specialty certifications, daily dive and snorkel trips to coral reef and marine sanctuary, full array of watersports activities, wave runners, kayaks, deep sea and back country sport fishing, private charters and sunset cruises. If it's equipment you need, their fully-stocked dive shop has everything to get you outfitted for the sea.
Click here for a discount offer on a Jet Ski rental from our on-site dive shop.
Shuffleboard, Ping Pong, etc.
Those who like to play games will love our outside activities area! Try our hand at games such as ping pong (or table tennis), shuffle board foosball and more..
By the Way Boutique
Our boutique offers unique gift items, reflecting the tropical flair of the Florida Keys. Our shop features the work of local artists, sterling silver and fine gold jewelry as well as swimwear and a colorful, exciting line of clothing, resort wear, snacks & beverages. Open daily.
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1906 College Heights Blvd. #11072
Mass Media and Technology Hall, Room 276
Bowling Green, KY 42101-1072
Mass Media and Technology Hall is located on Normal Drive on the Western Kentucky University campus, just north of Regents Avenue.
Phone: (270) 745-6370
Fax: (270) 745-6500
Hours of Operations
Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm