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Reader Submission: Kristian's Satay Noodles
"I am not Asian, nor am I of Asian decent. This is just one Italian American's version of his favorite pan Asian dish - Satay noodles. If you are ever in Providence, RI there is this great place called Apsara that makes this recipe and it is the first thing I want whenever I go home to visit my parents.
I did the recipe in two parts because you can make the sauce ahead of time and just throw the rest together when it is time for dinner.... It comes together really fast.... Also this is very spicy, if you want it milder use less curry paste."
- Kristian
Satay Noodles
For the Sauce:
7-9 cloves of garlic, minced or pressed
2 Tbsp. canola or peanut oil
2 heaping Tbsp. Red Curry Paste (I use Thai Kitchen)
1 heaping Tbsp. tomato paste
1 cup vegetable broth
2 Tbsp. soy sauce
1 Tbsp. vinegar... I think you should probably use rice wine vin, I have been using Balsamic... totally not Asian
1-2 Tbsp. sugar
The other stuff:
1 package Rice noodles (the same you use for Pad Thai) soaked in hot water (follow instructions on the package)
1 bunch of some great Chinese Greens (Chinese Broccoli or baby bok choi, I use choi sum because it is my favorite) chopped into bite-sized pieces
1 can baby corn drained and cut in half
5 green onions cut into matchsticks
A big handful of thai basil
Sesame oil
On medium heat in a wok or large pan, sauté garlic and curry paste in oil for about one minute. Then dump in everything else in no particular order and cook it down for a few minutes until the sauce thickens and becomes a little bit syrupy.... Give it a taste and add more or less sugar and perhaps some salt and pepper... it will depend on your curry paste. At this point you can either turn off the heat and wait for you honey to come home, or just trudge on.
With the sauce bubbling away, throw in your greens (I usually throw in the stalks first) and give them a stir and pop the lid on to let them wilt for about 30 seconds. Then add your noodles, baby corn, green
onion, and Thai basil. Mix well, sprinkle with some drops of sesame oil, and serve with a wedge of lime.
(Thanks, Kristian!)
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Mmmmmmm! So goooooooooood! However, maybe some folks won't understand that a substitute for Thai basil could be.....cilantro?
I think Cilantro would be great too.... you could probably use Italian Basil..... If I had to pick something that reminded my of Thai Basil I would actually say lemmon Balm.
I don't mean this in a mean way, but you do know that even non-Asian "satay" type dishes usually mean spicey peanut sauce is involved somewhere? (Satay itself in it's original form usually means grilled skewers of marinated meat served with said peanut sauce amongst other things). I ask because if you're trying to replicate what you ate in a restaurant, you might have better luck using a canned satay sauce instead of a curry paste.
One last thing, if you're in an SE Asian grocery store (which I assume you will be if you're buying Thai basil), do yourself a favor and check out the Mae Ploy curry pastes. For already made pastes, I like them better then Thai Kitchen, and you may too.
happy cooking,
it's something different.
I don't even think it's thai.... and it has no peanuts in it.
I don't know why they call it Satay noodle. I've worked quite a bit in Asia and never had it there.
I know what Satay sauce is...
I will def. check out the Mae Ploy curry pastes.
Maybe I should make up a new name for this.
Like there are hundreds of recipes for gumbo in the delta, there are hundreds of varieties of recipes in any culture.
You go and call it satay if you want. I think its great to share variations and versions of dishes and recipes.
Your photo is great and makes me wanna go in my paradise kitchen and cook some up!
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I second the rec for Mae Ploy curry pastes. This is a great website for brand recommendations for coconut milk, curry paste, etc., as well as recipes:
I'm gonna pick some MAE PLOY up today and a huge bungle of greens from the Asian Grocery. I am SO EXCITED!
I have become addicted to asian greens. I am putting them in everything. They are great medicine for the winter blues.
This was very yummy, but also VERY SPICY. Nearly crossed the line, but the spice seemed to mellow especially with the leftovers. (Made enough for two big servings, and two generous leftover servings.) I added some tofu, but this would also be amazing with shrimp.
By the way, I *love* Apsara. Haven't been there in years. Thanks for stirring the memory!


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- 07-16-2009, 08:21 AM Thread Author #1
Groups for Contacts
Can anyone help me in understanding the groups function in contacts? I am a PC user, have synced with Outlook but can't find the Iphone contacts on my computer anywhere!
What I am wanting to do is group contacts in several categories. I have an app that would use groups if I could only allocate names to specific groups.
What [no doubt basic information] am I lacking?
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You have to set up your contact groups within your computer and outlook - I'm just assuming you are using outlook to sync contacts. Although I have a Mac and am not 100% sure outlook will even be able to do this. Bottom line is you can not do this from the iPhone itself.
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You can do this from the phone itself with apps like abcontacts and abgroups.
-Open Outlook
-Select contacts
-Look on the left sidebar, right click contacts and select new folder
-Name the folder(s) what you want your contact groups to be.
-From the main contacts folder, drag and drop the contacts to the appropriate folders (contacts can only be in one folder in outlook)
-In itunes under the info tab select the groups you want to sync to your phone.
From the phone you can put contacts in multipe groups with apps like abcontacts or abgroups.
- 07-17-2009, 07:07 AM Thread Author #4
My ultimate goal is to have my Google Contacts Groups, show up in my iPhone Contacts Groups.
I was using a hosted exchange email service for awhile.
I just switched to google apps gmail.
Google even supports outlook now (with contacts/calendar sync)
Google Apps Outlook Sync for Microsoft Outlook
Neither one seems to sync contact "groups" (just all the contacts)
It seems contacts groups show up on the iphone contacts if we sync via itunes (manually/wired, using outlook method above) The same is true if you manually sync via itunes with a mac address book with groups. (groups show up on the iphone contacts button goes back a page, shows groups)
If you use Google Sync, over the air, the google contacts groups dont show up on your iphone contacts groups. If you view your iPhone contacts main page, you'll see a Groups button in the upper left corner of the screen. If you sync your contacts to your iphone via itunes it seems to preserve your groups. If you use exchange or the new google sync (with exchange) it doesnt show your contacts groups at all on your iphone. Is this feature being worked on?
It seems nuevasync might have something in the works to support google contacts groups. If they can do it, google should be able to as well. They have a free version too. (paid version adds "push")
My ultimate goal is to have my Google Contacts Groups, show up in my iPhone Contacts Groups
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Man, I really want to see my google contact groups show up on my iPhone contacts (groups). It would be nice to see groups linked into outlook groups as well (or catagories as they are called). I pay for google apps premium even for the full outlook sync. It should be possible to sync contact groups in future updates I hope.
Also it really sucks that google voice contacts/calendar can't be linked to your google apps contacts/calendar
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Except on my PC in iTunes the "Sync contacts with selected groups is greyed out"
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I don't have an outlook account - I use yahoo. How can I get groups for my contacts (telephone numbers, not email addresses?!)
So far I have tried Group, SmartR, and GrouMe to try and group my iPhone contacts. The downturn with all these apps is that they place my iPhone contacts on their native servers and apps and group them there. I would really want to group my iPhone contacts directly within the default Contacts app.
I also do not use Outlook anymore and wouldn't want to go back to it just to organize my iPhone contacts into groups. So frustrated right now.
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I'm afraid you cannot group phone numbers for texts in the same way that MailShot does for email.
You can include text-equivalent email addresses (which US based cell companies all provide) in a MailShot group, which will then get turned into texts, but it's not really what MailShot was designed for.
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1. Run the program and make sure you have your iPhone connected to your computer. Then create a new contact group as shown below:
2. Drag and drop selected contacts in the group:
3. The group appears on the iPhone with the respective contacts
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But don't you still have to select contacts one by one, even when you select the group? That is one thing that I like about Android and Google intergration. It would be nice if one could transfer contact groups from Google contacts to IOS. In other words, to send a group text on Android, I just open the texting app, tap add contacts button(which will show "groups" as an option), select the group that I want, and the "To" field is populated with contacts in that group.
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pappy53, you are right that on the iPhone, even if you have contacts organized in groups, in order to start a group message (say using the Messages app), you still need to select the individual contacts from that group one by one.
However, once you send a group message, to a set of people, the group recipients will be saved on top, the next time you receive an answer from anyone of the participants. Sort of as in a group Facebook chat. You can see this has happened once you receive a message featuring a Group icon:
Note that, participants list for the group chat cannot be edited once you send the message.
At the end of the day it is still easier to have your iPhone contacts organized in groups in order to compile your group messages participants list easier. Here is a quick video of how to add groups to your iPhone Contacts app with copytrans contacts:
Thanks for your response, but after some consideration, I am going back to Android. Razr Maxx is getting ICS next week, and it will then be a beast. Don't get me wrong, as I like IOS, but it is lacking in some areas, and Apple is slow to add these features. If they ever do put a bigger screen on iPhone, and features to match the versatility of Android, then I will try it again. I know that Android has had some problems, but the new ICS has laid them to rest. It is fast and lag-free. Apple seems to be slowing down a little, as it isn't even the top selling phone on Verizon anymore, and the Samsung S3 is the biggest selling phone ever at launch. This will probably change when the new iPhone comes out, but you never know. Like I said, I like both platforms, but at the moment Android seems to fit my needs more.
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If you are on any social media network, chances are pretty high that you've at least heard of Pinterest by now. Along with individual users, brands are looking to establish a presence on the popular social media network, with many early adopters, including Etsy and Whole Foods, leading the way.
As David Thomas talked about last week, Pinterest is a game changer for how brands create and share content. If you are a brand curious about Pinterest but unsure on where to start when it comes to sharing content, here are some suggestions.
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Pinterest is the perfect platform to show off what makes your brand unique. Use Pinterest boards to share a more personal side to your brand with interests or inspirational elements. Gap wears its inspiration on its sleeve with boards that celebrate denim and the icons who inspire the well-known jeans brand.
Along with sharing your own interests, use Pinterest to speak to your community's interests as well. Create boards around topics or themes that you know your community will appreciate or find relevant and make sense for your brand. Zales Jewelers does a great job of this with its Pinterest account, including boards that celebrate love, romance, and all things wedding related.
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Agenda SummaryNational Association of REALTORS®2012 REALTORS® Conference The Peabody OrlandoOrlando Ballroom L, Convention LevelFriday, November 9, 20129 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Chair: Claire WilliamsVice Chair: Kay WirthCommittee Liaison: Bob KulichCommittee Executive: Megan Booth
I. Call To Order NAR Ownership Disclosure & Conflict of Interest Policy
II. Approval of 2012 MidYear Meeting Minutes
III. Guest SpeakerCharles Colter, FHAMichael Frueh, VA
IV. FHA Condo Policies
V. Legislative/Regulatory UpdatesA. FHA REO pilot programHUD has created the FHA Distressed Asset Stabilization Program to sell pools of defaulted mortgages that have exhausted all FHA foreclosure avoidance steps, and thus foreclosure is imminent. There are actually two programs. The Distressed Asset Stabilization Program (DASP), and a sub program called the Neighborhood Stabilization (NS) pools of notes. To qualify for the programs the loan must be: o At least six-months delinquent o The servicer has exhausted all steps in the FHA loss mitigation process o The servicer has initiated foreclosure proceedings, and o The borrower is not in bankruptcy.
Under the NS program (expected to be roughly 3,500 loans in four cities, none located in California): o Foreclosures are delayed for six months o Only 50 percent of the mortgages may be sold as REO properties o The remaining 50 percent must realize a "Neighborhood Stabilizing Outcome":
Under the DASP, which is expected to have approximately 5,000 notes nationwide per quarter, the buyer must try to modify the mortgage and is unable to foreclose for six months.
B. Rural Housing definition/fundingUnder current law, The Department of Agriculture (USDA) must revise the list of communities eligible for RHS Section 502 loans based on 2010 census data. Without Congressional Action, nearly 900 communities in 48 states will be dropped from the program.
Unfortunately for small but growing communities, USDA will soon have to use a definition of eligibility not updated since 1974. Without Congressional action, access to the RHS Section 502 loans will be limited, thus impacting thousands of homeowners nationwide. Section 502 loans can be used to build, repair, renovate or relocate a home, or to purchase and prepare sites, including providing water and sewage facilities. These loans are funded by private lenders and insured by the RHS. The Section 502 Program is self-funded and budget neutral, meaning that broadening the population definition will not place additional financial burden on American taxpayers. In 2011, the RHS helped nearly 140,000 American families become homeowners.
C. VA LoansMortgages guaranteed by the Department of Veterans Affairs reached their highest level since 1994 after rising by 50% in the most recent fiscal year.
Originations for VA loans have risen as interest rates have dropped, subprime lending has dried up and credit standards for conventional financing have tightened. For the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, the department guaranteed almost 540,000 loans, up roughly 300% from five years ago, the New York Times reported on Thursday. About 338,000 of those loans were for refinancing.
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Dr. Daniel Seward is a Lead Faculty member in the Humanities and Communication Arts. His background in English rhetoric and composition includes serving in a number of academic roles for over a decade at institutions including Ohio Wesleyan University, California Lutheran University, and the University of Texas. He has presented at a number of conferences, including the International Society for the History of Rhetoric, the Rhetoric Society of America, Computers and Writing, and the Conference on College Composition and Communication. He coauthors the Scott, Foresman Writer (5th ed., Longman, 2011) and the Scott, Foresman Handbook for Writers (9th ed., Longman, 2011) with John Ruszkiewicz and Christy Friend.
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Axelrod: 'This is essentially a tea party downgrade'
Like it or not, the polls show that Americans did not like the Republican approach to the debt limit negotiations, don't like John Boehner, and are not behind the Tea Party movement (a whopping 18% support the Tea Party). Blaming the Tea Party for the S&P rating downgrade is accurate, is good politics, and it will stick. Republicans may have won a battle over the debt limit, but they lost the 2012 election because of the way they did it.
And that is a steaming pile of crap.
Just because the Tea Party can do math, don't hold it against them.
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One of the daunting challenges of a stroke is knowing that it's even happening.
"I think the most people don't recognize stroke symptoms as easily as, say, cardiac symptoms," says Shyam Prabhakaran, MD, a stroke neurologist at Rush University Medical Center.
"When somebody has chest pain, it's a pretty strong indication that something is wrong in the middle of the chest," says Prabhakaran, head of the stroke program at Rush. "Whereas when somebody has problems writing, it's not always clear to people that it's connected to the brain."
Strokes occur when clots block arteries that supply blood to the brain or when a blood vessel in the brain breaks. They are the leading cause of adult disability and the second leading cause of death worldwide.
Here are some of the possible warning signs:
If you think you or someone else may be having a stroke, it's crucial to act quickly and seek medical care. And Prabhakaran strongly recommends erring on the side of caution.
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On Reading Your Novel or Poetry in Public
[By the way I have a new blog. Please follow me on http://tommach.com]
Anyway, some writers have an abject fear of reading their manuscript aloud in public. Even some actors have that fear, including Jimmy Stewart, Bruce Willis, and Julia Roberts, to name a few. I recently experienced some of this fear myself when I was interviewed about two of my books (Sissy! and All Parts Together) for Kansas Public Radio. I had a large microphone placed mere inches from my face and when the radio announcer asked me if I was ready I said, "No, I'm a good writer, not a good speaker." But she told me I'd be fine—especially since she was taping me and would later edit the interview. But earlier I also spoke like on Channel 6 television, and boy was I ever nervous! I see the same kind of nervousness with poets and well as story writers. One major way in calming your fears is to forget about the fact that you're speaking to a large audience but that you're only speaking to yourself—out loud this time.
In addition to the the aspect of nervousness, I'd also like to point out a couple of things that concern me about writers who give talks. It irks me to no end when a novelist gets up and starts reading large excerpts from her book. This bothers me on two levels: (1) I'm not visually impaired and can read that book myself, thank you, and (2) I came here to learn about the author—who she is, why she wrote the book, what obstacles did she face, etc. I've also got a beef with poets who read their poems aloud. For Pete's sakes, man, if you're just going to get up on stage and in a monotone voice read the words on the page, why am I here? What I expect from a poet who is going to give a reading are two things: (1) some background or introduction to the poem so I can get visually prepared for what happens in the poem, and (2) some emotion that the poet felt when he wrote that poem.
I mean, can you imagine Walt Whitman getting up at the podium and reading "O Captain, My Captain" in a monotone, boring voice and displaying no compassion for a great president who was slain? I think some poets ought to take acting lessons so they could dramatize their poems, don't you? And while I'm on the subject of poetry, please don't read to us something that's so obscure that I end up saying to myself: "What was THAT all about?" If the poem read aloud is so deep that it requires reading it to yourself slowly and thoughtfully at least a dozen times, don't expect me to get it if you only read it once.
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Music makes everything a little bit better, at least that's the way one metro housekeeper who does her work to the sound of her own tune feels -- and when she lifts her voice, it lifts spirits.
Some argue that laughter is the best medicine, but music is a close second at the St. Anthony Health Center. If you listen closely in the halls of the senior care center, you can hear the sound of Wanda Adams' soul.
"Some people say, 'Whistle while you work,'" she said. "I sing while I work."
Whether she's cleaning a resident's room or doing laundry, her amazing voice helps turn whatever she's doing into a labor of love.
"I think almost every day I come in here, I'm singing a song or something," Adams told Fox 9 News. "When I'm doing things, you can get those trying times. You tape into that little song in your head to get over the hump, and the next thing you know, you've accomplished what you were trying to do."
After listening to her, it's no surprise that Adams grew up in the church. In fact, that's where most of her favorite songs come from.
"Gospel, country, R&B -- I had to open up a little bit to the rap stuff that started coming," she said.
Even though the canary in the aviary doesn't like to sing, the home's other songbird isn't afraid to croon. For that, residents are thankful.
"Wanda has a gift for knowing when someone is having a rough day, they are feeling down," Marian Severson said. "She will go into that room and start working and it just comes out of her."
It's her ability to make residents feel at home that makes Adams unique, and although it may be her voice that moves people, that's because the song always comes from her heart.
"I want them to feel peace, a sense of relaxation, and a sense of wellbeing -- and knowing they are not alone," Adams said. "No matter what the situation is, you are not alone."
Adams sometimes gets the residents to sing along with her. Some of their favorites are "Jailhouse Rock" and "Blue Suede Shoes" by Elvis.
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Reversing course, the U.S. Senate today voted 73-27 to repeal a $6 billion tax credit that subsidizes the production of ethanol. One curious thing about the vote is how members of Georgia's Saxby Chambliss, and the rest of his "Gang of Six" working to balance the budget, voted.
Members of the six who voted to end the subsidies: Mike Crapo, R.-Idaho; Mark Warner, D.-Va.; and Tom Coburn, R.-Okla. (who says he's "on sabbatical" from the gang at present).
Voting to keep the subsidies: Kent Conrad, D.-Mont.; Dick Durbin, D.-Ill.; and our own Chambliss.
Curiouser, Chambliss was quoted just Tuesday saying he did not support extending the tax credit. His spokeswoman, Bronwyn Lance Chester, just emailed me this explanation for his "no" vote:
As you saw in Tuesday's Congressional Record, he said on the floor that he was voting for cloture because he didn't believe Coburn's amendment deserved to be filibustered. But he also stated he believes that because the tax credit is built into many business plans, it should be allowed to expire at the end of the year instead of immediately being repealed.
To be clear: He does not agree with the ethanol tax credit, but believes it should be allowed to expire at the end of the year, as the law presently allows, rather than repealing it immediately, as Coburn's amendment would have done.
If I were building a plan to reduce deficits by a reported $4.7 trillion during the next decade, I think I'd jump at any opportunity to cut spending whenever it presented itself. Heck, even the Senate's avowed, full-fledged Socialist, Bernie Sanders, voted to repeal the subsidies.
This does not boost Chambliss' budget-balancing credentials.
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June 16th, 2011
4:26 pm
"Forty Democrats — including two independents that caucus with the party — and 33 Republicans voted to end the blender tax credit immediately."
This is news is heartening. Kudos to members of both parties who voted for these cuts. Unfortunately, President Obama opposes them. But in the Senate, anyway, they have a veto-proof majority.
June 16th, 2011
4:26 pm
Just like the government workers and teachers who were furloughed….did that happen at the end of the year? Get real! Since you are dropping business tax rates, take away their "candy". Oh the uncertainty!
June 16th, 2011
4:31 pm
free weiner
June 16th, 2011
4:31 pm
With an expiration date already built in I have to agree with Georgia's Saxby Chambliss on this issue since it gives our greedy politicians the right to claim that the tax subsidies have run their course when the ethanol industry comes a beggin for an extension. If your really interested in balancing the budget Kyle then insist that the meals and financial gifts {bribes} given to Georgia's legislators by lobbyists be considered income and taxed accordingly at 100% of the value received.
June 16th, 2011
4:38 pm
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June 16th, 2011
5:00 pm
Now you're talking Kyle. End all subsidies and deductions a.k.a. loopholes. This will raise revenue better than if the tax rates were raised; and by ending all subsidies and deductions it would probably hit the "evil rich" the hardest.
Then go after those regulations that only serve crony capitalism, so small businesses can compete and create jobs.
Amazing isn't it Kyle, Texas has few regulations, is a right to work state and the legislators meet rarely; yet look at the jobs Gov. Rick Perry and government of Texas have created.
What hoppened dear shovel ready leader obumer? Trillions spent and how many jobs did you lose on YOUR WATCH?
June 16th, 2011
5:05 pm
I hope this passes the House
June 16th, 2011
5:06 pm
A big atta-boy to the Senators who decided to stop the insanity with these subsidies.
Next up, big oil subsidies?
June 16th, 2011
5:10 pm
If you only knew what else you subsidized…..
The billions that obozo plans to spend on his pointless, losing election kampaign quickly comes to mind.
June 16th, 2011
5:23 pm
Are you saying a tax credit is spending ? Huh ?
June 16th, 2011
5:25 pm
I'm not sure, would tax cuts be considered spending? huh ?
June 16th, 2011
5:29 pm
I personnally don't think America should put food in their gas tanks. Gasoline is cheaper and gives better milage, smaller engines,fewer trips and lower speeds save fuel.
June 16th, 2011
5:52 pm
I bet Saxby traded his vote for when they get around to peanut subsidies. End all the farm subsidies before you go after anyone else. Cut the Department of Agriculture in half before you go after the EPA. If you are serious, you can't go after only those programs you already dislike (Yeah, cut that Food Stamp Program to the bone, but don't touch the Pentagon budget).
June 16th, 2011
6:47 pm
Saxby is a closet democrat—now that he's come out of the closet—georgia voters should and could elect somebody that doesn't go along with all of washingtons spending —- hopefully we will select a tea party person or a true republican candidate that can get Saxy out of office. it's overdue…. we need people that want a free country without subsidizing everyone that doesn't want to work… bye bye Saxby.
June 16th, 2011
6:49 pm
I'd have to do some research and I'm not in the mood; but, I think there are some other hidden subsidies for ethanol. Then there are the agricultural subsidies that have been around for decades. Anyone on board for an end to those? We don't have any money to give away to groups, farmers, big Ag, oil companies and so on, or does the money bit Ag gives to our representatives change that?
June 16th, 2011
6:52 pm
"Bit" should be big.
June 16th, 2011
7:01 pm
Michael Georgia is a right to work state which simply means in actual practice that only employers have rights which is the primary reason why Georgia employers oppose allowing Georgia's citizens to carry a firearm in their car while at work. It's a mite bit risky to mistreat someone who is just a few feet away from the equalizer and enforcer of individual rights of his choice. Good luck at ending "all subsidies and deductions" as deal and the legislature have been BOUGHT lock stock and barrel by the lobbyists funded by the corporations.
June 16th, 2011
7:29 pm
Nice…allowing the free market to work…what an idea
June 16th, 2011
7:30 pm
Sounds like Chambliss's vote was more about Coburn than about the budget.
June 16th, 2011
7:55 pm
David Green: Michael Georgia is a right to work state which simply means in actual practice that only employers have rights
Nonsense. There are unionized workers in Georgia–workers are free to join or not join.
Why do you fear freedom?
June 16th, 2011
8:38 pm
Just another example of the traitorous behavior of the scum that claims to represent this state. First the Patriot Act extension and now this. Never mind that ethanol is horribly energy inefficient. Never mind that the entire program is just a giant subsidy to big businesses like Archer Daniels Midland. Never mind that there are corn shortages around the world and we are burning our corn in our gas tanks. Never mind that it costs more energy to produce ethanol than it gives back. Saxby is the scum of the earth and doesn't deserve to retain his american citizenship, let alone continue as our Senator. If a recall effort would amount to anything it should be started right now. Unfortunately the criminals in government wrote the laws on repeal and one must prove malfeasance in office. Violating one's oath to the constitution doesn't matter, just a subjective term like malfeasance.
How did this man ever get into office as our senator?
June 16th, 2011
8:41 pm
Lil Barry, yes there are unions in Georgia, but with Georgia being a right to work state there is no collective bargaining. No bargaining power, just a paper tiger. Not that that will keep you from your biased opinion.
June 16th, 2011
8:45 pm
Republicans were more interested in gaining more power in the Senate than they were in party principles with their support for Chambliss. That guy knows who sweetens his tea and it is most certainly not the GOP. He is such the Imperialist.
June 16th, 2011
9:05 pm
aonly people who like ethanol….mechaics..not good for engines..
June 16th, 2011
9:11 pm
Cutty: being a right to work state there is no collective bargaining.
Nonsense. In the union shops, the union negotiates wages/benefits/etc with management. Those who choose not to join the union go by the same agreement the union negotiates.
June 16th, 2011
9:26 pm
If Iowa did not have the first presidential caucuses, there would be no ethanol subsidy. It is not energy policy, but agriculture policy. The energy output does not nearly justify the input.
Jefferson – A tax credit is a reduction in revenue designed to promote a particular outcome. Exactly like spending.
June 16th, 2011
9:38 pm
Saxby Chambliss is an embarrassment to anyone who believes in Republican principles, and is a waste of a good Senate seat.
June 16th, 2011
9:44 pm
Good Job, Ethanol is bad for auto & marine engines plus it doesn't deserve a tax credit. Maybe there is hope still for our country
June 16th, 2011
9:45 pm
Simply untrue lil Barry. The teacher's have the biggest 'union' in the state, and they don't negotiate wages nor benefits.
June 16th, 2011
9:50 pm
My experience is with Georgia Power–their craft people are unionized; those who choose not to join have to reimburse the union for bargaining for them.
June 16th, 2011
9:51 pm
If you don't like Chambliss, don't vote for him. You'll be in the minority.
June 16th, 2011
9:56 pm
LBB, please name anything of substance that Saxby Chambliss has accomplished in is entire tenure in the Senate that conforms to conservative Constitutional principles.
June 16th, 2011
10:06 pm
Where did I say I believed Chambliss was some sort of strict constitutionalist? I support him because he's doing his best to defeat the worst of the Idiot Messiah's anti-American agenda.
June 16th, 2011
10:09 pm
He's a seat warmer, LBB. Voted for all kinds of pork when the GOP was in power. And don't even try to get any agriculture reform past him.
Waste of oxygen. We can do a lot better.
June 16th, 2011
11:52 pm
Got it — Bush essentially increased spending, Obama continued the trend, now it is out of fashion. How did Reagan get away with it ?
June 17th, 2011
12:11 am
Exactly the reason I voted against Saxby ( Libertarian, not the Democrat) last time around. He is in favor of farm subsidies in general and you cannot be for farm subsidies and believe in a free market system.
June 17th, 2011
6:20 am
Dave R., no doubt. Americans can and should still be thankful that Chambliss took the seat away from a far-left ideologue who would no doubt be voting with Obozo 99% of the time.
June 17th, 2011
7:58 am
Just remember that Saxby's son Bo is a LOBBYIST for the ETHANOL industry.. As congressmen say blood is thicker that what is good for the USA.
June 17th, 2011
8:42 am
I've been reading more about this, and it turns out that this was a vote an amendment to a larger piece of legislation that is likely to fail. In addition, there's no indication from the House that they'd be willing end ethanol subsidies too.
Unfortunately, this vote was largely symbolic.
June 17th, 2011
6:44 pm
[...] three-quarters of the U.S. Senate voted Thursday to end a reviled subsidy for ethanol producers, saving an estimated $6 billion a year, and [...]


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180-thousand items on display and dozens of people are hoping this is where their product may get its big break and end up in your grocery store.
D.C. is getting a taste of the Fancy Food Show. The National Association for the Specialty Food Trade hosts the largest such show in North America.
Exhibitor Heath Hall used to work on Capitol Hill. "Late one night during a Senate budget debate, they were debating pork barrel spending. We were debating dinner options and really wanted some BBQ. The two conversations merged and here we are a few years later with Pork Barrel BBQ," says Hall.
Susan Soorenko is also at the show. She says that ten years ago: "My children and I went on vacation and had some lovely ice cream. The kids thought it would be a good idea to bring it back home. I misunderstood and started a company."
Now, Moorenko's in Silver Spring is serving up ice cream made with fresh, local ingredients. The family helps out.
"Ice cream has no allure any longer because they can have as much as they want, so I actually have to pay them in cash and affection," laughs Soorenko.
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He lives in Springfield, Virginia. The company is called Kaldi. Another local company, Gordy's, made it into the "new brands on the shelf" section of the show.
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 403
- Calories from fat: 29%
- Fat: 13.1g
- Saturated fat: 4.1g
- Monounsaturated fat: 5.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 2.6g
- Protein: 26g
- Carbohydrate: 44.2g
- Fiber: 2.7g
- Cholesterol: 96mg
- Iron: 3.9mg
- Sodium: 711mg
- Calcium: 117mg
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 1/3 cup ketchup
- 1/4 cup pitted green olives, chopped
- 1/4 cup dried currants or raisins
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
- 1 teaspoon cumin seeds
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- 1/8 teaspoon black pepper
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A friend recently asked me why I haven't written about any Renaissance sculpture, particularly Michelangelo's monumenal David. The answer is two-fold: first, although I've studied scuplture and have some knowledge about the subject, my personal preference is for painting. Second, I believe that it is very difficult to get any real sense of a sculpture unless you actually see it; looking at a two- dimensional photo of a three- dimensional work is simply inadequate. However, I am happy to share a bit about the David here today because it is a most amazing statue.
Michelangelo was only twenty-six years old when he received his first public commission in 1501 asking him to sculpt a gigantic marble David for one of the outer butresses of the Duomo in Florence. He was given a block of marble that other artists had previously tried to hew without success. When his sculpture was completed in 1504, it aroused so much admiration that the public clamored for it to be placed in a more suitable location, and a committee of illustrious citizens decided to erect the statue in front of the Palazzo Pubblico (now the Palazzo Vecchio), the seat of the government. (As usual, you can click on the picture for a larger view).
Unlike earlier Davids by Donatello and Verrochio who portrayed a slender youthful boy after his triumphant defeat of Goliath, Michelangelo represented a young man in the full flower of his power and strength, just before the fight begins. He has his slingshot over his shoulder and he gazes to his left, presumably in the direction of his enemy. His muscles are tensed and ready for action. The Florentine people immediately recognized this David as a symbol of their city, a vulnerable place surrounded by powerful enemies in a dangerous time.
In the David people saw a symbol of fortezza and ira, strength and anger, and understood its political connotations. This was as Michelangelo intended; he was very aware of the politics involved. With God on his side, his David was victorious, and not simply, as the Bible implies, because of his cunning, but also because of his great strength and beauty, a fitting symbol for the proud citizens of sixteenth century Florence.
Today you can see the David in three locations in Florence. The original is in its own magnificent setting in the Galleria dell' Accademia, and there are copies in the Piazza della Signoria in front of the Palazzo Vecchio and another high in the hills on the Oltrano (the "other" side of the Arno River) in the Piazzale Michelangelo. Of course, you can also see David, or at least parts of him, everywhere in Florence, decorating boxer shorts, light switches, aprons, and more.
No one visits Florence without seeing the David, and the reaction is pretty universal-- stunned awe. I think it's his veins and sinews that impress me the most--he looks so alive you can almost believe that blood is coursing through his body and that he is about to step into action. And, of course, he is the epitome of naked male beauty. But don't take my word for it. See it for yourself when you join us for a Time of Your Life tour. I'll have lots more to tell you about it when you see it " in person."


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Just got done leveling my rogue to 80. This is a great leveling 'guide' for its simplicity; most of the others I've read offer too much detail. A minor quibble: I leveled as Combat and I didn't find it boring; you have plenty of choices.
A big part of this is Riposte, which I would recommend for leveling as Combat. It's not a level 80 tool -- as a rogue, you don't want things hitting you if you can help it -- but you can use it a lot in leveling. As such, it's a great attack with low energy cost, as well as a useful debuff. Plus, combat is more interesting when you're using a reactive ability like this. Add in choices like Kick and Dismantle, and you have a lot of reactive choices that keep life interesting.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by 436 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by Hermes Lower than my expectation for Sheration brand Hotel is very close to the railway. You can hear trains passing by in the night if your room faces the street. Facilities seem a little wore out. A/C could be loud when it's on. Food is below average. No benefits for SPG Gold. It does offer free parking. A separate living room provides more space for family activities. Also love the jacuzzi. Hotel is close to highway to FLL airport, Miami downtown and Miami Beach. January 16, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Bob27 Hotel needs work A C Hardly worked...took ALL day to cool. Dining light didn't work. Called Maint. Never came. Pool area....Pool gate doesn't work, pool shower doesn't work. pool was dirty, (full of leaves, papers, and cups. Pool deck also trashy.(saw rat traps too) No info, like where are pool towels?? Mattress in room was sooo mushy, you sink in it and made it hard to get out of bed and didn't help our backs any. July 25, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by jr58 Pain in the back My wife and I usually stay at a different hotel chain when in town. The Sheraton was more strategically located to our business this time so we thought we'd give it a try...Over all the hotel was OK. The problem was the hotels choice of mattresses. It appeared to be a cheap knock off of some type of memory foam gone bad. It was the most uncomfortable mattress I'd ever tried to sleep on. It offered absolutely no support. I sank in the bed to the point where I swear I could feel the box spring below.Needless to say I ended up sleeping on the couch.The next morning we were offered another room. While the next bed was slightly better another night of sleep depravation was in store for me.Needless to say if you have back problems as I do this hotel would not be for you. July 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by AnnaMaria A very pleasant stay The hotel has a very nice hall and set up that makes it very pleasant just to sit down for a drink. The staff is very professional and helpful and the room is very, very comfortable. Unfortunately I only stayed one night as I was travelling but next time in Fort Lauderdale I certainly will make sure to have a room at the Sheraton Suites at Cypress Creek November 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jill9 Amazing relaxing experience with affordable prices! I've been bringing my family to this hotel, every 2-3 months, for many many years and have always been very pleased with this property! With the newer renovations this property has gotten even better! The staff is AMAZING! From the hotel "Ambassador" Arthur, to Ralph & Ashli @ Front desk & Mgrs Annie & Sandos, everyone treats my family like royalty! :) Prices are affordable, location is great, center courtyard is amazing and the new Club Lounge is terrific! :) July 28, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by joy61 Bad experience Definitely not up to the standard of most other Sheraton Hotels. Checked in on a Friday afternoon and there was a long line and only ONE desk clerk working. Tried checking out on Sunday morning and the same thing - ONE desk clerk working! A large family/group (including 9 kids) checked in on Saturday (they brought 3 cases of water/soda/beer with them) and they were on our floor and nothing but trouble. The kids were running up and down the halls, riding the elevators, and running through the lobby after midnight and we couldn't sleep. Called the front desk THREE times to complain and nothing was ever done. I threatened to call the Police and the front desk clerk's reponse was "so, go ahead." All the desk clerk had to do was walk out from behind the counter and stop the kids in the lobby and ask them to return to their room - NOT a difficult task but apparently way above this guys job description of keeping preferred guests happy. Not a relaxing weekend at all. September 19, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by FromAtlanta Stayed for vacation I stay at various Sheraton Suites for getaways and vacations 5-6 times a year because of the ambience and amenities most offer. While this might be an older hotel it is still really nice. This was my first stay at Ft. Lauderdale and it started off really bad. Upon check in and arriving in my room I found a rotted full eaten corn on the cob under the bed along with used paper towel on floor. I took picture and informed staff and they changed my rooms the next room was nice but the guy who changed it only rekeyed my card key for one night when I was staying for four. He was really unapologetic. After heading out shopping the next day and returning during a busy check in time we found we couldn't get in our room due to this. So, we had to wait in the long line for that. The young lady over the weekend of July 25-27 took care of everything though and made the stay much better! The trip started disappointing in terms of stay but she made it much better getting us taken care of. August 1, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by ExMarrGSO WORST MEETING EVER!! What's going wrong? Everything!!!!!!!! Attendees complaining about cleanliness, maids do 1/3 of the things normal maids do, construction is loud all day, at least 25% of the attendees have a broken or missing items in their rooms, sales staff is helpful, but not really accommodating, A/V guys leaves at noon so if something goes wrong after that, there is no one here to help, hotel is damp, roof is literally leaking into the lobby, Private Bqt. Event was weird in the "Atrium," used the bar that everyone else at hotel is ordering from, and didn't think to add a bartender for our event, long drink lines, coffee runs out and no one asks if we need more, then members are mad b/c there's no coffee, when I complain that coffee disappears, Event Mngr. just giggles and orders more, then it never comes, several attendees have had to move rooms because their rooms were next to be renovated, some rooms have mold, etc. etc. The main complaint is that the hotel is not accommodating, friendly or seem concerned at all when things go wrong. February 7, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by bammer Not a great hotel The mattress is worn, uneven and uncomfortable. The seats on the chairs in the breakfast area are sticky and leave a black substance on your pants. I ruined 2 pairs before realizing where it was coming from. However - The staff is always very friendly and the food good. September 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hanges07 Nice place to stay Beautiful hotel with nice accommodations. Food in the restaurant was satisfactory for dinner and breakfast. Was open for appropriate times for travelers getting in late and leaving early. Meals were moderately priced. Over all a good experience. August 2, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Sperry8 An old hotel - but priced right This is an older hotel in need of renovation, but the price is right. The rooms are all suites and you get a little refrigerator and nice living room. The pool is nice - although the seating area is average, but they do have a nice hot Jacuzzi. Sadly, they make you go to the front desk to get/return towels. The staff is super friendly and parking is free. Platinum guests aren't upgraded (since every room is a suite), but they do get free breakfast. It's a decent spread - nothing fancy, but will help you start your day right. Eggs, bacon, potatoes, & yummy fruit. I'd stay here again, especially for the price. July 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Don1052 Very good place to stay We very much enjoyed the staff and amenities at the Sheraton Cypress Creek. The restaraunt in the facility did an excellent job on the meals we had there. Shatik was helpuful and went out of her way to make sure we were taken care of. November 12, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by alano location has pros and cons The rooms are spacious and large and it sits very close to I95 and the turnpike. The problem is that it also sits very close to a railroad so light sleepers will hear the train frequently. December 25, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by RayeL Would recommend this hotel The location and appearance of this hotel is very good. The suite was large, clean, quite and up to date. However, check in did not go well as the room on the sixth floor that we were given had earlier been used by heavy smokers and was totally unacceptable. We had asked when making our reservation for a lower floor, and that it had to be a non-smoking room! The bell man was kind enough to go to the front desk and have our room switched, as we waited in the hall way on the sixth floor with our luggage cart. The next day, I decided to speak with the GM. He was busy and we asked that he call us. To our surprise he called within the hour, which in its self was very impressive. The GM of this hotel is a true professional and assured us that he would look into what happened regarding check in, and did his best to make things right for us. Consequently, although things started out a little shaky; we will definitely return to this hotel on our next trip, which would not have been the case, had the GM not been responsive. July 31, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Smitty242 Hotel Staff Needs WORK! The hotel its self was not to bad, but when we got into the rooms the madness began. The living room floor was SOAKED and we didnt find out until after we unloaded ALL of our stuff. We got moved into another room with NO assistance only to have no sheets on the pull out bed and only one person on staff so no one could bring it up to us. The next day house keeping came in and literally only fixed one bed. The REMOVED THE TOWELS and DID NOT REPLACE THEM! So, as you can imagine we were towel-less and no trash was taken out. Even though things were not going great I still went and asked to extend my stay one night, the "night manager" said she cannot see my rate so I would have to pay the rate which is going for that night, I'm fine with that except she LIED because when I checked out my rate was printed on the receipt! Not to mention the hotel has leaking problems in the lobby and Flooding problems in the parking lot, UP TO YOUR KNEES! We could actually see the water bubbling up which means there was a drainage problem. I would NEVER go back, these conditions were way to unsanitary for me. October 10, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by GGGGG50 Needs improvement Fixtures are becoming dated. Toilet seats are faded. There should be free coffee somewhere in this hotel in the morning. October 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by ds40 Hotel Staff The hotel staff is great. Christina and Amie are wonderful people who have taken care of all of my needs the past 8 weeks!!!Great hotel, quiet and very friendly staff from top to bottom... July 31, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by architect1 very nice the hotel is centrally located and has a charm that is reflrceted in the lobby and garden atrium. November 3, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by WickedWitch I stay here because it is convenient to where I do business I was very disappointed with my recent stay at this hotel: 1-I requested foam pillows in my reservation. When I check in I asked if the room I was assigned had foam pillows and was told it did not, but that they would be brought up right away. I had to leave the room before they switched out the pillows and when I returned several hours later they still were not there and I had to call housekeeping to get them 2-the carpet in front on the full-length mirror was wet 3-the coffee and cups from the previous guest had not been replenished -- only 1 cup and only decaf coffee was available 4-the bath mat was torn and frayed 5-a full set of towels had not been replenished from the previous guest's stay 6-I killed a large bug on the wall in the bedroom area Again -- if this were not the most convenient hotel to where I do business I might not stay here again. January 22, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Ginger777 A Way to Go For a hotel trying to recapture a time of success it may have had in the past, it is doing some things right. *Excellent staff at the front desk and at the breakfast buffet. *New furniture and bedding in the room *Quick, friendly help when I couldn't connect to the internet on my computer. *Nice atmosphere in the atrium *Beautiful marble floors. *Quiet room on the opposite side from the train. *Pop machine worked and prices were good. The details is where attention is needed: *The bottom of the bathroom door stuck on the floor and caused potential injury as it got stuck part way open/closed. Just needs sanding. *There were bugs in the bathroom and possibly the furniture. *The bed was made and towels replace each day, but nothing replenished-water, soap, toilet paper. Had to go to the front desk to get these. A checklist would help here. *Room did not appear to have been vacuumed during our stay. *The ice machine on 7 did not work. The note referred the guest to floor 3, but there wasn't a machine at all on 3. So-no ice. * There was a foot of water surrounding the hotel on Thursday when we returned to the hotel. It was at least a foot deep and we had to take off our shoes to walk through the lot to get to the hotel. This seems to occur frequently (according to someone in the hotel) and is being addressed, along with other parking lot issues. However, couldn't a pump be used to divert the water? The beautiful marble floors were then very wet inside and slippery. August 2, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by ATravelConciergeServices Lead?? Stayed 2 nights and both nights I woke up a 3am with a massive headache. I went home and had a good nights sleep without any headache. I do not drink alcohol so it was not that. I spent the previous 4 nights at a Suite hotel with no problems, checked in here and massive headache. Went away when I left the hotel. I am feeling that there is lead based paint on the walls or there is asbestos in the air as it is a very old hotel. The hotel itself is beautiful in a historical aspect, but definitely needs attention. July 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by flyob1 Home away from home I travel to Fortlauderdale every week for one to two nights, I have been doing this for over a year! I stayed at a few different hotels but I have to say on my first stay at north cypress I had a problem, and after I was jerked around a little Amanda realized that my problem from the previous stay couldn't be rectified so she asked what would make me happy! That question was all I needed to hear to know this was the place for me! The entire staff goes out of there way to make you feel like your important! The value is excellent and I just want to say thanks to Amanda and the staff! Michael O May 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Adventure707 Hotel has a different look and it's Ok I had a wonderful time during my stay, the reception was nice, but I was very disturb with the various disturbance on the last day, we had at list 3 attendance come to our room between 8am and 10am to asked when we are leaving, they seems to want us out of our room in a hurry, the check out time was 12noon. I was not happy about that at all. One of the attendance actually open the door without nocking. It was a shame. June 3, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by isay Disappointed I reported the bath tub was clogged after taking a shower and yet nothing was done. I saw a roach in the bathroom. I got a couple of insect bites on my legs. And i cannot control the room temperature from my room, it was too warm. July 29, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by NHNative Lobby area is impressive Rooms are looking a little tired, but the bed was just heaven. TV in the living room didn't get a signal, there was a handle missing off one of the drawers and there was no blow dryer in the room. After calling twice to get a blow dryer, I finally got one. Also, I had to change my reservation and stay an extra day, but they couldn't link the two reservations - I had to go to the front desk and reactivate my keys. Odd! July 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by sg12 Nice atmosphere Very nice rooms nice a large very clean. The downstairs was nice and relaxing watching the water falls and the way the place is decorated. July 29, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by notthathardtopleasereally Needs a lot of work The restaurant chairs have a horrible black layer of dirt and grease on them - every single chair in the place! As you sit on them it warms up and becomes sticky. This is disgusting. I had to put a napkin between the seat and I. The food was average at best (dinner) and well below average (breakfast - undercooked onions in an omelet. Also 4.50 for one cup of coffee is outrageous. Maybe the hotel could use the 4.49 they make from each coffee to replace the disgusting upholstery on the chairs. The room itself was ok, no big problems there. The check-in experience was bad, with only one person working the front desk, and a line of people already waiting, Same thing for check out. More desk staff are needed. September 17, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Absarka99 Sheraton Suites - A New Standard We do a considerable amount of traveling and have stayed in several national chains. The Sheraton Suites set a new standard for quality and customer service. Requests for additional room necessities were quickly met. Food Service. Restaurant Manager Charles Kelly's dedication to ensure excellence in customer service, far exceeded the vast majority of Five Star restaurants. There are many choices in accommodations and you would do well to choose Sheraton Suites for your stay.. May 5, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by BigDaddy27 Did the job We used this hotel for location convenience, reasonable cost and a bed, the restaurant was adequate to get breakfast and a meal when needed. The Saturday night Prime Rib was fantastic. July 26, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Ann72 Good hotel Hotel was older than expected based on pistures however it was well kept inside. Unfortunately, there is not enough parking space. On our first afternoon I came back to the hotel about 5:30 and had to circle around for over 15 minutes before i found a parking spot that contined recycling bins. Thank God both the car I rented and I were small because I could barely squeeze the car in and squeeze myself out. There were at least 10 other persons looking for parking spots as well, as apparently there was an event in one of the conference rooms. Otherwise rooms were clean and spacious and staff was prompt. June 30, 2014


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Valérie Demont joined Pepper Hamilton LLP as co-head, for the India Practice Group, from Baker & McKenzie, New York about a year ago. Practicing mostly on US and cross-border mergers and ac
Interesting to see how one can be active in the Indian market without setting up an office in Singapore or Hong Kong. I think Pepper has a good strategy for this market- it is too costly to maintain an outpost just to pitch for deals. Same reason why Cravath shut down its Sing/Hong Kong office back in '03 or '04.
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