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Ryan Lane posted a couple of short videos of the WaterColorBot drawing a Storm Trooper and Seattle with markers. He traced a photo of the Storm Trooper and applied a half-tone filter before plotting with the WaterColorBot.
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Tinkering in the News
Our Peek-O-Book made an appearance in this segment on The Art of Tinkering on the news.
Eggbotted Ornaments
Chris Connors from How2Today posted about making lots and lots of holiday ornaments using his Eggbot.
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I ported your snowflake generator sketch from 2008 to js and added SVG export for easy laser cutting!
Also good for other kinds of CNC snowflakes, too.
Decorating Christmas Ornaments with the Eggbot
Despite what you might guess from the name, our Egg-Bot kit is not just for eggs. In fact, it turns out to be a pretty freaking amazing machine for decorating and personalizing your own Christmas ornaments!
Today we're releasing the "Eggbot Holiday Super Pak" — a set of Eggbot-ready holiday ornament designs to give you a head start. The set includes the designs above and many more. It's free, available for download here (2.2 MB .zip file), and will be periodically updated as we add more designs.
Read on for some additional tips and tricks for using ornaments in the Eggbot!
The Making of the WaterColorBot
What goes into making a WaterColorBot? A lot, it turns out.
It all starts with a 4×8 foot sheet of Oregon-made maple-faced hardwood plywood. We mount the sheet on CNC router for a process that involves five tools (ranging from 0.086″ to .375″ in diameter) and about 2 1/2 hours of cutting time. We can fit 20 WaterColorBot frames, complete with their feet, on a single sheet of wood – efficiently tiled with very little waste. It's also time efficient: Just under 8 minutes per frame.
The parts are held into the sheet by little tabs, so that they don't go flying out during the machining process. We chisel them out of the sheet and inspect them prior to sanding. At this point the parts are carefully shaped and detailed but still rough to the touch around the edges.
Next up, sanding. Sanding removes the tabs and smooths the edges and surfaces to the touch. We use a combination of belt, disc, handheld power sander, and hand sanding for the various surfaces. All told, sanding all of the parts takes a little more than than twice as long as it does to cut them out of the sheet. (That might sound backwards until you watch how fast a CNC router moves compared to a human operating a sander.)
After sanding, the parts are clean and smooth, ready for engraving.
A special jig holds the four frame pieces in the laser for engraving. There are two passes, one for the primary markings, and one for the defocussed (blurry, dark) "WaterColorBot!" title text. We also engrave the back side of the top pieces (with a separate jig) with credits and the serial number.
Stacks and stacks of WaterColorBot frame parts, before and after engraving.
The surfaces of the WaterColorBot are covered with a number of stainless steel rivets — either bare or with a ball bearing –that guide the Spectra cord around the frame as pulleys. We individually press-fit them into place with a small 1/2 ton arbor press.
The arrays of the four frame pieces– CNC cut, sanded, laser-engraved, and with their rivets press-fit — are now ready for assembly.
We use another specialized jig to hold the four frame pieces rigidly in place while screwing them together with a torque-limited electric screwdriver.
There are two types of "feet" that get mounted to the frame. The two left feet (always a fun term to use!) have holes in them to route the motor wires, while the two right feet do not. The feet are attached with wood glue, with the help of (yet) another specialized jig.
After that, we mount the back-side cable guide support, and queue the frames up for having their motors attached and final inspection.
The lower-deck pieces ("spoilboards") are cut from 3/8″ MDF on the CNC router, in a much, much simpler process. They too are sanded and laser engraved, prior to having their paper clips mounted and being queued for inspection and shipping.
Next up: The WaterColorBot carriage. The base of the carriage consists of six pieces of laser-cut 1/4″ plywood. We found a very fast process of attaching these together, which is to clamp the box together with two perpendicular sets of thumbscrews and thumb-nuts (color coded as you see), and to wick in cyanoacrylate (super glue) between the surfaces at a few key points. It takes only a minute to assemble one; much faster than we were able to do with fasteners or wood glue.
After mechanically drilling pilot holes to mount the servo motor, we assemble the rest of the carriage: Four bushings, two flexures that form the vertical linear stage, the servo motor, and the brush holder.
And then finally the 36″ servo extension cable and a laser-cut delrin cable guide, that prevents the cable from dragging on the paper. All neat and tidy.
The winch is also assembled from laser-cut wooden parts. The lower part has the shaft collar that mounts to the motor shaft, and the upper part has two halves that disassemble for cord management. It turns out that the winding-drum part of the winch needs to be quite round and concentric with the motor shaft for smooth operation– smoother than we can get with the laser. We solve this with our very-most-complicated assembly jig, which we'll write about separately, if there's interest.
In the kit, the winches come pre-wound with the appropriate length of 100 pound Spectra cord. We actually use an Eggbot as our tool to wind the cord. We mount the "spool" to one of the Eggbot stepper motors, and spin that motor (very quickly) for a set number of full revolutions to wind a fixed amount of cord onto each winch, using a modified version of the WaterColorBot software. Each winch is wound with about 125 inches of cord, in just nine seconds.
A box full of wound winches, ready to be added to our accessory bags.
The steel shafts that move the carriage came as 3 foot long rods, in a wooden crate the size of a coffin. We sent them to a local machine shop to be cut to length, after which they looked much neater.
We ended up purchasing four hundred sets of Crayola Washable Watercolors. After we received our giant drop shipment from Crayola– which was unreasonably fun, in a grade-school sort of a way –we stacked them all on the table to take a photo.
The paints, along with most of the other WaterColorBot accessories– wound winches, water dropper, velcro straps, power supply, and USB cable –get packed up in a pouch that will go in the shipping box.
Our "getting started" booklets — printed and stapled. (We'll be talking more about documentation in our next update.)
Our shop cat, Zener, has not actually helped out with production whatsoever. She did, however, manage to get her tail caught in the output roller of our (warm and tall) laser printer a couple of days ago, leading to a little down time while printing those booklets. (Cat is OK, less some fur. The printer is still recovering.)
And then, there's final inspection. All the parts come together (with a giant checklist) in a padded carrying case with a reinforced handle.
The carrying case has a silkscreened cover. The metallic silver printing ink that we used for the first two batches looks really cool, but becomes invisible at a certain angle. So, we're switching to an aqua blue for the next batch.
The completed WaterColorBot kits go in an outer shipping box, that keeps the carrying case safe for transport. It's surprising how much of a warehouse you can fill with stacks of boxes!
WaterColorBot kits are shipping now, and we are still taking pre-orders for December shipment.
Robo-Painted Thank You Cards
One of the rewards from the Kickstarter campaign for our WaterColorBot was a "Robo-Painted" thank-you card. Our collaborator Sylvia designed the cards and supervised while the robot painted them.
We (the humans) were a little tired after just signing the insides of 75 cards— we can only imagine how exhausted the WaterColorBot must have been after painting the fronts and insides! They were actually painted in three passes: for the inside "Thank you" text, for the light-blue (extra-wet) background on the front, and for the flower subject on the front.
Of course, the real magic of robotics is that it is so reproducible, card after card. And yet, the real magic of watercolor as a medium is that it isn't completely reproducible. Look at the subtle little variations caused by the amount of water either in the light blue background or in the flower subject. We see the same kinds of "organic" variation that we might expect from a human artist. Simply wonderful.
The Peek-O-Book is a close relative of the Snap-O-Lantern. The book occasionally opens and peeks out with its LED eyes before snapping shut again to look like a normal book on a shelf.
A compartment is cut into the pages of the book and the circuitry is hidden inside.
The orange LED eyes are affixed to a small piece of wood which is then glued to the cover of the book so that they just fit inside the compartment. The rest of the electronics are nestled inside the compartment.
We made the Peek-O-Book for The Art of Tinkering book release party at the Exploratorium Afterdark event last week. Many of the tinkerers featured in the book were invited to hack a copy of the book. The cabinets in the Tinkering studio were packed full of hacked books and projects from the book. You can see pictures of some of the other hacked books in our photo set.
BarBot in PopSci
Barbot 2013 was covered in Popular Science this week, and Drink Making Unit 2.1 made an appearance in the accompanying photo gallery.
What to do with leftover Halloween candy
Now that Halloween is over, what should you do with all of your leftover Halloween candy? From the archives— make them into fridge magnets!
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I enjoyed this - even more than Paris and certainly more than Iceland. In fact Iceland left me cold... I kept wondering, why? Why in the middle of winter? Why eat that rotten shark stuff? Again?
But New Jersey redeems him. That he went to places I've been to, gives me a firm reference. I understand the irreverence in Mitsuwa about Hello Kitty and the other Japanese marketing icons. And using Mario was a gem... in fact they should do a series - Mario is the perfect foil for Anthony's tomfoolery. The ending, of course, is both classic and on the mark...
Compared to his previous series, he's definitely less into details and tends to hit more places (both in terms of food and travel) at a glossier level. But he does give some time, when the subject calls for it, like he did for the cheese and bread couple on this show.
Overall, this is just so much more entertaining than anything on foodtv.
Yep me too... Loved this one ...hated Iceland. .... but we'll always have Paris .... sorry Boggie...
Guess I'll have to watch the next one now. Was hoping that I have time to do other stuff on Monday nights..... but Tony, my man ... badda bing!
I am SO PISSED...! My wife went out of town for the week, and she's the one who keeps her eye on the TV clock while I'm goofing around in the kitchen. Well, I forgot all about the show until after 7:30, and turned it on and caught the last part of it. Wow, I said, this is SOOO much better - I need to stay up and watch it when it runs again at 10. So of course the next time I thought of it, it was almost 11. Poop!
Yeah, it was a really charming episode, what I saw of it. I guess they'll do a re-run one of these days...
re: Will Owen
No matter how much TV you watch (a lot or just enough) get Tivo.
re: Tugboat
I agree Will. Tivo's the best invention since the birth control pill. I can't imagine life without it now.
re: Janet from Richmond
OMG!!! LOL!!! I've never put exactly that way... but I totally agree! Especially for a chowhound... not only does TIVO remind you, it also allows for going back and writing down those precious ingredients and techniques on cooking shows! My last three new recipe experients were from my Tivo'd shows! :) :) :)
re: Dommy!
Jeez, you guys, this houseful of Luddites is doing damn good to have color and cable...and now you expect us to jump into Tivo??? I guess I'll just have to put it on the list, right after indoor plumbing... ;-)
re: Janet from Richmond
Well if you have enough of a backlog in the Tivo it might become a birth control option................ ;-)
re: Janet from Richmond
Maybe that's why we haven't bothered getting it, as any kind of birth control has been irrelevant around here for a loooooooooooooooooooooong time...
re: Janet from Richmond
Funny, as I struggle to tape stuff on my VHS tapes because I fall asleep watching shows after 10:00pm, I wonder if I don't have to capitulate and get TIVO. Sounds like the Baby Boomer's Nirvana.
As to Tony, I have to confess, I love the man. I hope it's not an act, because his utter cynicism is very refreshing.
As to his Jersey show, when he commented on the lobster -- "you think if you cut Paris Hilton in four pieces, she'd walk away?" -- I almost fell off my chair.
I'd watch the guy read the phone book.
This one is SOOOOOOO good. I enjoyed just about everything about this, except maybe for the HoJo reference and the strip joint segment. The couple that makes artisanal cheeses and breads was so very interesting, earnest and seem like such good soild people that I was surprised when Bourdain didn't go off on them a la the Icelandic episode. The bit with the Korean food made my mouth water, now I have a yen for kimchee and short ribs.
re: Phaedrus
While they're almost all sad, that HoJo's in the middle of winter was probably the saddest one I've seen ever.
And I enjoyed the cheese/bread segment as well, as well as the banter in the Korean restaurant. The Mario ending was perfect. :-)
Much, MUCH better than the Iceland show. But then again, I'm originally from NJ (although I was born in Brooklyn). And I'm one of those who doesn't mind saying I'm from NJ. :-)
Looking forward to his trip to Vietnam next week.
re: Linda W.
I don't have cable, so i can't watch! Could someone tell me who and where the artisanal bread couple are? Always on the lookout for great bread in NJ! Thanks so much!
re: fresser
Saw it mentioned over on eGullet - it's called the Bobolink Dairy - website linked below.
re: Linda W.
This place was also mentioned in "Food Finds" (i can't believe i actually watched an episode).
re: Linda W.
That HoJo's is the same in the summer; the boardwalk is nearly deserted. Total mystery how it survives. Perhaps even the Howard Johnson company doesn't know it's there. As you saw on teevee, the one elderly guy takes the order, goes back and cooks it, then serves. It's a wonder.
Applehome, I thought the Mario scene was brilliant. Also the "business man's lunch" at the strip club was nice and edgy for the Travel Channel. Bourdain has the potential to be the food/cable version of Hunter S. Thompson. As a die-hard Chowhound, I am all for Gonzo food reporting.
I don't understand it, I thought this was the worst one yet. I understand this is a travel show, and not a food show, but a little more food and less filler would be better.
The Korean food section was just lacking any details about different Korean dishes, when he himself was not familiar with them - the viewer learned nothing also - except that kimchee is eaten with everything.
I would like a little more detail about the food he is eating, like the ingrediants and flavors he is experiencing.
This one was more boring than the iceland one. At least I didn't fall asleep during that episode.
At least the food in northern Jersey is not as boring as that show made it seem.
Tony seems to be burnt out on what he is doing. Mario had more passion in his 5 minutes on the show than Tony has had in 3 shows.
re: mr_fro2000
He actually didn't say, but it's on Main St, Ft. Lee.
Fell in there when visiting; loved it and can't wait to go back. My sense of direction barely exists, but here goes:
If you're heading in the direction of Edgewater, it's on the right hand side - past the little mall with It's Greek to Me and Sally Ling's - set off by a small parking lot from the street. Shot from the show is exactly what it looks like inside and outside, except when we were there, it was packed.
If this is utterly meaningless,post again and I'll get better directions from the designated driver.
re: JRL
From your location description and a bit of googling I came up with the following restaurant, which seems like a good bet to be the place...(I hope).
So Kong Dong Restaurant
(201) 242-0026 - 0.4 mi E
Name: So Kong Dong Restaurant
Name: So Kong Dong Restaurant Address: 130 Main St, Fort Lee, NJ 07024 Phone: (201) 242-0026 Cuisines: Korean
re: WLA
Sounds right. Here's a link to an earlier thread that may be more helpful for finding it. I think the awning also says soft tofu restaurant.
re: JRL
Justed watched the episode... hilarious! Considering I grew up in Jersey and have been almost everywhere he went in the episode, It was a blast.
So Kong Dong is one of the (if not the) 1st "Soon du bu" joints in northern jersey. The girl's assesment of Korean food was spot on...
Considering he had a whole Italian thing going on I'm surprised he didn't venture over to hoboken... there are like a million awesome deli's that make homemade mozzarella...
re: mr_fro2000
Yep, I need my weekly dose of Fiore's Mozz! Definitely the gastronomic highlight of living in NJ.
This was my first one, and I really liked it. I could go for a couple of "rippers" now and it's only 9:08 am. Unfortunately for me, the episode I saw came on at 10:00 pm Eastern, and at 10:50 I HAD to go to sleep and missed the ending, so I missed Mario...
Now I am a long time Tony fan, loved his old show , read his books, ect, but I have a small problem with his repeated drug references. It really is not relavant to know hear that "this is where I learned to ski on lsd" and "this is where I scored weed" and this is where "we used to get high and ride around".
I don't need to hear it over and over, we know that's part of his past. Yes, he is a cool dude. I get it.
I have some of that in my past too (let's don't go there please) but maybe now that I am 45 and have an 8 year old my tolerance for this is less than it used to be. I am no stick in the mud but this really jumped out at me.
I look forward to Vietnam next week, but hopefully we won't find out where Tony scored his Thai stick!

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Behind the fireworks: Louters is exemplary teacher
He's a teacher, scholar, mentor and biochem pioneer who traffics in flaming soap bubbles.
February 08, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Thanksgiving away
How do Calvin faculty and staff produce a traditional feast when they travel outside the country?
November 18, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Video: River City Improv's "Congratulations!"
From beating cancer to getting hitched, dozens of people came to the Blue Bridge Saturday to be celebrated by River City Improv.
September 29, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Filmmakers, composers, artists: a collaboration
Music student composed the scores and graphic arts students created the look for Calvin student films.
May 14, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
In her own backyard
Mary Abma created a sculptural herbarium of every invasive species in her lawn.
January 12, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Rangeela Is February 24-25
Traditionally Rangeela, an international variety show at Calvin College, celebrates the songs, dances, costumes and dramas of the many cultures that make Calvin home.
February 20, 2006 | Myrna Anderson
Grains of Hope
The Calvin Theatre Company tells the stories of refugees from many countries who now call Grand Rapids "home."
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November 01, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
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January 11, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Thanksgiving recipes
Thanksgiving recipes old and new: Cranberry salsa, pumpkin cheesecake and a way to make a really moist bird.
November 18, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
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Calvin ranks second nationally among baccalaureate institutions for the total number of students who study abroad.
February 15, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Healthy Habits gears up for a Six-a-Day Challenge
Healthy Habits is building on its popular "Five-a-Day" initiative, a program that encouraged people to eat five colors of food groups every day.
April 01, 2009 | Myrna Anderson
Schmidt a finalist for National Book Award
Okay for Now, the latest young adult novel by Gary Schmidt, could win top honors from the National Book Association.
November 03, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
A homegrown Antigone
A Calvin classics professor adapted the classic Greek play Antigone. A Calvin theater professor is directing it.
October 19, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Art Partners
Two Calvin departments are teaming up to launch a new giving circle for lovers of art.
November 09, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
Templeton funds values and virtues in China
Since 2007, Calvin efforts in China have been funded by a $2 million grant from the John Templeton Foundation to the Nagel Institute.
October 30, 2009 | Myrna Anderson
January Series: 25 years fresh
As Calvin's annual lecture series hits a quarter-century, it welcomes David Gergen, Sherry Turkle, N.T. Wright and Deborah Lew.
December 14, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Calvin hosts Laughfest
Upright Citizens Brigade is coming to Calvin, and Calvin Improv is the opening act.
February 24, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Rangeela: a life
In her first year at Calvin, Anne Zaki wanted to leave. Then she pioneered Rangeela.
February 24, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Interim: Student blogs
Interning in India, excavating in Jordan, exploring development in Cambodia and engineering firms in Europe. And they're blogging!
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James Keen,
22 July 2009 10:57
Motorcycle clothing & accessories retailer Busters are offering the Shoei XR-1000 Diabolic Revelation for sale at £239.99 - that's £195 cheaper than their normal price of £435. Compare and buy Shoei helmets in the MCN Shop The deal also includes a free race visor worth £20. The Shoei XR-1000 features a pinlock visor, double-D ring strap and multiple vents. It weighs 1,330g and the cheek ...
James Keen,
22 May 2009 14:29
Scorpion's top of the range EXO-1000 and EXO-750 helmets feature innovative inflatable pads in the cheeks that you can pump up for a perfect fit. A large red pump located inside the chin bar lets you inflate the cheek pads to the desired pressure, which Scorpion claims improves fit and reduces wind noise. Another button releases pressure and deflates the cheek pads. The ...
James Keen,
02 September 2008 15:08
Italian helmet manufacturer AGV has recently launched the latest in a long line of Valentino Rossi replica paint schemes, the GP Tech 'Five Continents'. The new design is an evolution of Rossi's trademark sun and moon theme, in which each of the rays of light has been individually designed to represent one of the five continents that Rossi and his MotoGP ...
Michael Carroll,
05 August 2008 15:19
Nitro has updated its N775vx helmet with an Ace of Spades design. The symbol was regarded as a sign of luck by airmen during World War II, and has been updated for the Nitro helmet. Shop for motorcycle helmets here Features of the helmet include a polycarbonate shell, a removable lining, and a quick release visor mechanism. The N775vx complies ...
Michael Carroll,
06 May 2008 16:01
The first round of results from the Safety Helmet Assessment and Rating Program (SHARP) helmet test scheme are on-track to be published during the spring, a spokesman for the Department for Transport (DfT) has told MCN. MCN sparks new helmet safety policy Ratings are due to be delivered on a "large proportion of the UK's full face helmets," the spokesman ...
Rob Hull,
01 April 2008 10:06
Forget about fibreglass and carbon-Kevlar helmet shell constructions; Italian firm Tucano Urbano Products has launched this advert for a new revolutionary inflatable helmet. The helmet has 12 inflatable chambers that you fill with air using a valve at the back of the lid. Patrizia Milani of Tucano Urbano said: "This advertisement is one of the TUPI campaign. "We advertise also ...
Rob Hull,
20 March 2008 14:36
MCN has received exclusive images of the new Valentino Rossi replica AGV GP-Tech helmet that will only be available in a limited run of 250 in the UK. The design is based on the lid currently worn by the seven-time World Champion, and is available on AGV's latest top spec race helmet. The GP-Tech has a light Carbon-Kevlar construction and ...
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14 February 2008 09:40
Shark hasn't launched a new track focussed lid for 2008 however the lid manufacture has announced a few new colour schemes on their existing sport helmet range. The top of the range RSR2 is now available with this Absolute Mat finish in a choice of black or grey for £309.99 – this is the lid chosen by the likes of ...
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This project represents the most severe form of isolation as loneliness that is experienced when physically surrounded by other people. This is a specific form of loneliness that is involuntary and imposed upon by others, creating a state of discontent characterized by bitterness and a sense of punishment. The presence of others is what can heighten and intensify the experience of loneliness for an individual.
Awesome Celebrity of the Day: Christian Bale's Summer of Being Awesome continues with a heartwarming story out of Ohio. Four-year-old Jayden Barber, who has terminal bone cancer, received a superhero welcome August 23rd in his hometown of Boardman Township, complete with a Bat Signal, Bat Mobile — in the form of a $200,000 Maserati — and an appearance by the caped crusader himself.
In even more awesome news, Jayden's cancer has since been declared to be in remission, which allowed the big screen Batman to fly him out to Disneyland — a trip which included lunch at the exclusive Club 33.
And that, my friends, is Christian Bale.
I've probably reblogged this a thousand times, so here's a thousand and one.
Oh look, male and female breasts are exactly the same YET WOMENS BREASTS ARE INDECENT WHEN EXPOSED?!
No, society. Just no.
Glamour Magazine Body Size Stereotypes Survey:
What the Glamour Magazine poll shows about the assumptions women hold
Heavy women are pegged as…
"lazy" 11 times as often as thin women; "sloppy" nine times; "undisciplined" seven times; "slow" six times as often.
While thin women are seen as…
"conceited" or "superficial" about eight times as often as heavy women; "vain" or "self-centered" four times as often; and "bitchy," "mean," or "controlling" more than twice as often.
Even the "good" labels are unfair.
An overweight woman may be five times as likely to be perceived as "giving" as a skinny one. "But it just fits into the stereotype that thin women are not that way," explains Ann Kearney-Cooke, Ph.D. "It's still putting women in a box based on their body size."
This is so interesting… and really sad. The fact that heavy women ALSO judge heavy women and thin women judge other thin women is so disheartening.
Hopefully places like Stop Hating Your Body can help change this even a little bit at a time…
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Offering a tennis court, Rooms Maslina is located in Okrug Gornji. Free WiFi access is available. Each room here will provide you with a TV, air conditioning and a terrace. There is also a refrigerator. Private bathroom also comes with a shower. You can enjoy garden view from the room. At Rooms Maslina you will find a terrace. Other facilities offered at th...
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-Main bus stop 10 min walking dist. -City center Trogir 1.5 km -Unesco Old city 1.5 km away -Free airport shuttle -Beach 100m away -Garden with BBQ Facilities -Seating area
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Offering an a la carte restaurant, Rooms Ino is located in Kaštel Lukšić. The beach is about 1 km away. Free WiFi access is available in this bed and breakfast. All rooms are air-conditioned and modernly furnished. Each one provides a flat-screen satellite TV and a minibar. Featuring a shower, private bathrooms also come with a hairdryer and free toiletries...
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Good 7.0
The room was very nice, clean and big.
The building was primarily a restaurant and a hotel second.
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Hotel President is located in the city centre of Split and was established in 2003. It is close to the City centre hotel and the nearest station is not existing. The Hotel has a coffee shop. Hotel President is situated in the very centre of the town of Split at the foothills of the famous Marjan hill where one can feel the pureness and breathe the freshness...
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Excellent 10.0
Great location Very comfortable rooms modern bathrooms
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This hotel enjoys an ideal location just a few minutes from the ancient city of Split and the famous Diocletian's Palace. Guests will find the nearest restaurants, bars and shops just 50 m away and it is 100 m to links to the public transport network. The tourist centre, Solin, is 600 m and it is 800 m to Vranjic beach, 1 km to the excavation site of the rui...
Overall Rating - Good - 30 reviews
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Guesthouse Mirula is located in Split, just 500 metres from the UNESCO-protected Palace of Diocletian and the historic centre. Set in a historic stone building, it features free Wi-Fi and modern amenities The building is set in a quiet part of town, close to all major sites. All accommodation units feature a flat-screen TV, seating area and air-conditioning...
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Country House Ritem is located at an altitude of 380 metres above sea level, a 10-minute car drive from the sea shore and close to the UNESCO-protected Trogir. At the Country House Dalmatian specialities including fish and meat menus, accompanied by local wines, are served. In the vicinity there is a barbecue area, volleyball field, badminton, fitness faci...
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With a stay at Hotel Pasike, you'll be centrally located in Trogir, steps from St. Michael Bell-tower and St. Dominic Church and Monastery. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Kamerlengo Fortress and Marmont's Monument. Make yourself at home in one of the 13 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and DVD players. Complimentary wireless Internet...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 112 reviews
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Excellent 10.0
We loved everything about it. Awesome room and bathroom, excellent hosts, wonderful breakfast, perfect location.
Excellent 10.0
We have been in hundreds of hotels and this was the BEST EVER! Just loved everything about it and the best staff in the world.This has now become our favorite hotel in the world. Greatest staff, room is elegant with everything you need, great breakfast, great location, CLEAN, lovely tub to soak in and lovely court yard to have breakfast or a free cordial at night.
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Book your stay at Villa Lavandula, the ideal choice for your beach Ciovo Island Trogir hotel as it offers a private beach among many other guest comforts. Your 3 star Ciovo Island hotel in Trogir offers an outdoor pool, a garden and laundry facilities. If you are visiting Croatia for business or on vacation, make sure to take some time to relax as you will f...
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The Hotel Peristil is located in the historic centre of Split. Guests will find links to the public transport network as well as the sea in the near vicinity (roughly 20 m). Countless bars lie about 50 m away while shops can be reached in approximately 200 m. The hotel is a true monument to Roman architecture with wonderful arches and an astonishing norther...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 58 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Everything! Staff, location, room, food--better than anything we had experienced elsewhere on the Dalmatian Coast.
Nothing, it is great!
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Welcome to Hotel-restaurant Trogir! This Trogir hotel offers free Wi-Fi. Knowledgeable staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance
Overall Rating - Excellent - 87 reviews
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With a stay at Atrium Hotel in Split, you'll be in a shopping district and convenient to Archaeological Museum and Diocletian's Palace. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Croatian Maritime Museum and Church of Our Lady of the Bell Tower. Make yourself at home in one of the 99 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wireless Intern...
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Villa Paula is located in the Ciovo Island area and offers free breakfast - just one of the extra touches that make for a comfortable stay at this family-friendly Okrug hotel. This 3-star Ciovo Island hotel in Okrug offers free wired and wireless Internet access, plus outdoor tennis courts. Don't forget to pack your swimsuit and towel as this hotel features...
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Movie Review: Saw
By 3, Chicago Tribune Staff Writer
Director James Wan's "Saw" is a nasty, nasty piece of business.
And I mean that in the nicest possible way.
Even for those with ironclad stomachs and eccentric movie tastes, Wan's tense, grisly cinematic morsel won't go down easy. But once it hits bottom, "Saw" is oddly satisfying, though the gag reflex never entirely goes away.
Cary Elwes ("The Princess Bride") and Leigh Whannell (who is also the screenwriter) star as Dr. Lawrence Gordon and Adam, respectively, two men who wake up chained to pipes at opposite ends of a grungy, abandoned restroom. Between them lies a blood-soaked body with a gun in one hand, a tape recorder in the other.
"You might be in the room you die in," a garbled voice from the recorder tells them. "Watch yourself die, or do something about it."
All the good doctor has to do in order to survive, he's told, is figure out a way to kill Adam by 6 p.m. - a deadline seven and a half hours away. If he fails, his wife and daughter will be shot. Adam's choice is to be either co-conspirator or prey. The tools to the men's mutual salvation are hidden in their white-tile prison, including a pair of hacksaws (which, oddly, they use to start sawing at the largest links of their chains, instead of the smaller link on their padlocks).
Wan's first cut of "Saw" received the NC-17 rating, but even in this R-rated version it's not difficult to see why the MPAA wanted to give it the movie mark of the beast. Much will made of Wan's capacity for splatter-fetishism and dimly lit sadism, but what may get neglected is his and screenwriter Whannell's surgical plotting, their gifted sleight of hand in defying expectations and planting red herrings.
Lawrence and Adam's captor isn't a serial killer in the conventional sense. He devises Rube Goldberg-like contraptions that give his captives stomach-churning alternatives to kill, be killed or live in varying degrees of maimed.
We've seen this film's brand of serial killer before, most notably in David Fincher's "Seven," which set the bar for all pre-"CSI" gore in popular entertainment. Like John Doe of "Seven," the serial killer of "Saw" acts as a self-appointed moral arbiter. His crime scenes are lessons, ones designed specifically for his individual prey.
Working within the serial killer model, Wan and Whannell graft "Saw" to the ticking-clock morality play of "Phone Booth" (as well as the "escape this room" mini-genre of the "Cube" movies and numerous disaster films).
Aside from Wan's relentless, foot-on-your-throat pacing and hummingbird-quick editing, "Saw" has none of the lighthearted, tongue-in-cheek humor that modern horror movies employ to relieve audience tension - in effect shackling his viewers to the same nightmare world inhabited by Adam and Lawrence.
The title isn't only a literal reference, but a provocation to audiences to challenge what they see, or at the very least to pay closer attention. That said, not all of "Saw" makes sense once you step out into the lobby, but the film will undoubtedly get repeat business for those looking to unravel it more fully.
True, dialogue often suffers in service of exposition, the acting can be a bit overwrought, and Elwes' American accent isn't watertight. (In emotional scenes, the English actor pronounces murder "muh-der.") These jagged little details don't make "Saw" a clean execution, but for the right audience, the film will leave an impression that won't scar over quickly.
Directed by James Wan; screenplay by Leigh Whannell, based on the story by Wan and Whannell; photographed by David A. Armstrong; edited by Kevin Greutert; production design by Julie Berghoff; music by Charlie Clouser; produced by Mark Burg, Gregg Hoffman and Oren Koules. A Lions Gate Film release; opens Friday, Oct. 29. Running time: 1:40. MPAA rating: R (strong grisly violence and language).
Dr. Lawrence Gordon - Cary Elwes
Adam - Leigh Whannell
Detective David Tapp - Danny Glover
Detective Steven Sing - Ken Leung
Alison Gordon - Monica Potter
Zep Hindle - Michael Emerson


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A Recent Survey Asked Older Rich Men What They Want In A Woman… Are You Surprised By The Answers?
This is the kinda shit I find both hilarious and sad at the same time. Just the knowledge that SugarDaddyForMe.com exists—a website specifically designed to unite old rich dudes with shallow young hotties—makes my soul throw up a little. I mean, I'm all in favor of people going after what they want in life, but Jesus Christ, do you have to be so lazy about it?
There used to be at least a little song and dance about couplings like this. In the old days, when you saw a wrinkled-up dude with a Rolex and a Bentley and a sexy half-Asian chick young enough to be his granddaughter on his arm, they could pretend that they were brought together by fate and kismet. Sure, they seemed like an unlikely pair, but they have so many interests in common, like a shared love of jazz and old Humphrey Bogart movies and blah, blah, blah.
This kind of matchmaking takes all the sport out of it. It's like shopping for your soul mate on Amazon. It's fucking tacky.
Oh well, I'm not here to judge. What do you say we get to the results of this earth-shattering survey revealing exactly what wealthy older men are looking for in a woman.
Well, they don't fuck around. The first question asks what is the ideal woman's body type, and 36 percent of those asked selected "slim" with "athletic" fairly close behind at 28 percent. The lowest selection was "BBW," which scored only 3 out of 1,352 votes, not even registering on the scale. What a shock.
Next, the survey has the balls to ask about preferred race. Hey, no one should expect a site called SugarDaddyForMe to show any signs of enlightenment, right? Anyway, 62 percent of these guys want a white girl. Coming in at a distant second is "mixed race" with 11 percent.
Let's go to height, shall we? Turns out, most of these guys want a woman between 5' and 5'7", but not so much over 6' or under 5'.
Hair color? Blonde at 36 percent. Eye color? Blue at 44 percent. Wow, we're really shattering stereotypes here, aren't we?
But what do you say we delve a little deeper? Let's get a little more specific and discuss how important certain physical characteristics are. For example, 51 percent of the men surveyed considered a sensual body and a beautiful smile "very important," while only 44 percent feel that way about a beautiful face, which, I gotta admit, I find a little surprising. A scant 26 percent by the way, rank beautiful hair as "very important." So off to the gym and the dentist with you, ladies. Stop spending so much money at makeup counters and hair salons.
When asked which one body feature they thought was most important, 30 percent of these guys picked "slim body." I thought we already covered that. Next in line were "great legs," "big breasts," and "round butt," with "narrow waist" and "curvy hips" trailing far behind.
Can you guess a woman's ideal age? Keep in mind, these are horny old rich dudes. Did you guess 20's? Of course you did. Only 6% prefer a woman over 45, but that same number wants a girl under 21, which ventures into "gross" territory.
Now, here's where the survey gets very telling. Up until now, we've been focusing solely on physical appearance. And the one single question that asks about a woman's personality is phrased this way: "Which of the following trait [sic] do you find to be the least attractive?" The big winners here were "drama queen," "demanding," and "too much drugs." Weird phrasing on that last one, huh?
The final question of the survey asks about the ideal age gap between a man and a woman. I suspect dishonesty in this one, because we already discussed the ideal age for a woman, but the winner was "11-15 years younger than me." And you know what? "Approximately the same age as me" only scored two more votes than "more than 40 years younger than me." Wow.
So there you have it. Older Men with fat wallets want slim young blondes who keep their mouths shut. Spread the word.
Hey, I study these surveys so you don't have to.


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As some of you have already experienced, versioning is a great tool while working on collaborative projects as it allows users access to older versions of their work just in case a current modification causes your project to haywire.
I like to think of versioning as a chain, as modifications are made to a file and uploaded back to your cloud the chain becomes longer resulting in storage being taken up. For some files, such as word documents, this chain wouldn't put a dent in your storage capacity but for larger files such as movie clips, this can leave a user drowning in their own work.
Luckily, this chain can be broken and free up your storage. A quick way to break the versioning chain would be to take advantage of the Desktop Application. By simply opening the Desktop Application and dragging the file out the chain will break. Once the file is moved back into the desktop application the chain will begin anew when modifications are made again.
Each time the file stored in your Folder is edited, a new version is saved into the cloud with a time stamp of when it was created (in Pacific time). To access older versionsof the file, follow these steps:
Also, don't forget to clean up your versions from time to time or you'll need to break out the goggles and snorkel.
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The New York Jets and Cleveland Browns wage war in week 16 in a battle between two teams that are out of the AFC playoff chase.
New York's big week 14 win over the Oakland Raiders kept them barely alive, but a 30-20 loss to the Carolina Panthers in week 15 ended their run at a wild card spot. Cleveland, on the other hand, lost their 10th game in week 15, and no longer has a chance at the playoffs, either. However, there is still a lot to fight for on both sides, as the Jets continue to see what they have in rookie quarterback Geno Smith, while both teams try to build momentum for 2014.
Another huge aspect of this game and the final two weeks for the Jets is the impending fate of head coach Rex Ryan. Will he get a break for rolling with a rookie quarterback and still being fairly competitive for most of the year? Will winning the final two games of the year and getting to 8-8 be the difference between Ryan keeping or losing his job? Only time will tell, but the decision on Ryan's future likely starts in week 16.
Despite no chance at the playoffs for either team, this one is still $131 on average. That low price obviously has a lot to do with the Browns and Jets being out of the playoff race, but it's also a solid value for Jets fans. New York has an opportunity to close their season strong with this favorable matchup, and a solid ending in the final two weeks could help build momentum into a more promising 2014.
Add the explosive Josh Gordon to the mix, and this is actually an interesting game, regardless of playoff implications. Down 13% overall and 25% for Jets tickets at home, this one figures out to round out as a value buy, if not an exciting battle that could play a hand in Ryan's future with the Jets.
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Unicorn Nursery Castleford
Old School Court (off Leeds Rd), Castleford WF10 5HA
Unicorn Nursery Castleford is committed to providing the building blocks of life, supporting children in pursuing key early years goals by supporting imaginative development, offering the freedom to learn and explore and nurturing personal confidence.
Committed to professional, stimulating and loving care, the nursery team have been purposely chosen for their dedicated to childcare, while every child has a key worker to safeguard their personal development.
Group: Unicorn Nurseries
Person in charge: Colette Ward (Owner/Manager)
Local Authority / Social Services: City of Wakefield Metropolitan District Council
Number of Staff: 15
Service Offered: Day Nursery (Privately Owned), Open all year, Full Day Care, Sessional Day Care
Total Places for Children: 50
Age Range: from 0 years 3 months to 5 years 3 months
Opening Days: Mon-Fri
Opening Hours: 0730-1800
When Closed: Public Holidays
Fees Guide: £150 per full week, £33 per full day, £23 per session am/pm
Current Vacancies Posted by Unicorn Nursery Castleford
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Recommendation Score: 8 (8.049)
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Finding the right childcare for our son as I returned to work was a daunting task, especially as he had additional physical needs (he had recently been fitted with a hip splint for Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip). On visiting the Unicorn Nursery, the open plan, purpose built rooms and welcoming staff reassured us that this was somewhere that our son would be well looked after with his development and additional needs being at the centre of his care. 8 months later we are extremely happy with the standard of care that our son receives. For the 4 months that he had his splint fitted we were always confident that the staff were able to use it properly for maximum effect on treating his condition. Where his physical development was slightly delayed he was always encouraged to progress in other areas such as his speech and language and social development. It is clear that our son thoroughly enjoys his time at the nursery as he is beaming with pride at the end of every session. The full daily report ensures us that he eats a variety of foods and has taken part in a wide range of activities throughout the day. The staff are all very approachable and friendly with an abundance of enthusiasm and patience for our son. The parents' evening also assures us that every aspect of his development is being observed and evaluated, which gives us a clear outline on where he may need encouragement in some areas and is flourishing in others. Overall the Unicorn Nursery is a delightful childcare provision that I would confidently recommend to any parent/carer.
Overall Standard: Excellent
Learning: Excellent
Facilities/Outside Space: Excellent
Care: Excellent
Resources/Equipment/ICT: Excellent
Staff: Excellent
Activities: Excellent
Management: Excellent
Food/Nutrition: Excellent
Safeguarding: Excellent
Value for Money: Good
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Ohio election report from my pal Eric R.:
"My friend Jean lives in Cincinnati. She went down to the central city polls to help out today. Yes, in Ohio the polls were open on Sunday. But the number of polling places is far too few for the number of voters. The lines were three hours long!
She was in the basement of a church where they were organizing election support and sat down at one of those folding tables that are ubiquitous in church basements. She looked over at the other end of the table and there was the Reverend Jesse Jackson. Yes, he had gone to Cincinnati to help encourage early voters. He was walking the lines, encouraging people to not give up, to stay in line and vote. Remember when he came to Madison to give us support. That guy is a giant! I love him very much!"


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If I remember correctly, the Japanese General who commanded the Pearl Harbor invasion refused to come to America because he had been schooled here, and knew that EVERY America has a gun. The high potentate in Washington ought to be advised of the same situation today.
What we need is someone like Neut Gingrich in the White House to reverse all those "edicts" that keep coming off the desk in the Oval Office, and set this country on the course our founding fathers did in the beginnin
the ones to shoot are the US legislators who ratified such a law,the putz who SIGNED the law,the judges who upheld it.
if you wait until they are at your door,it's already too late. They WILL bring overwhelming force to bear on individuals and small groups. You'll end up like the Branch Davidians at Waco.
Americans know instinctively that when liberals start talking about deficit reduction that's it's just a case of the fantods, as Huckleberry Finn would say. And say what you will about old Huck, but he knew a couple of frauds when he saw them.
No matter what liberal "Wonks" like Ezra Klein say about the historically dumb healthcare "reform" known as Obamcare, Americans are uneasy about it.
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Welcome to my well of infinite potential
So there's this really useful law of physics that says energy cannot be created or destroyed.
The universe is a combination of all different types of energy. To better understand physical phenomena, we divide the universe into smaller "systems" where we can investigate more closely how the energy is changing. In the case of the top image, we have a system that is purely kinetic and potential energy.
Kinetic Energy is energy "released" by motion (the faster the ball in the image is moving, the more kinetic energy), and Potential Energy is energy "stored" (in this case, in the spring).
In the first picture, we are observing total conservation of energy in our system. In other words, we have some total energy, E. Our kinetic energy, KE, and our potential energy, PE, must always add up to E.
So E = KE + PE
Another way of looking at this is to say that KE and PE depend on each other. When KE increases, in order to make sure our total E stays constant, the PE must go down—and vice versa.
What does this mean for our top picture? It means that the energy in our particle is switching between kinetic and potential energy!
Similarly, the same thing is happening in the second picture except—as most real-life situations tend to go—we are losing total energy (E) in our system and so we are gradually slowing down.
Mind you, this does not mean the energy has been destroyed. It just means the energy is not kinetic or potential (and thus no longer inside our "system"). Other forms of energy include: sound, heat, chemical and light.


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Egypt: Gift of the NileIn this exhibition, Explore this ancient civilization which lasted for thousands of years.
Protected from foreign invasion by vast deserts and sustained by fertile soil along the river, the ancient Egyptians developed from a simple agricultural community into a sophisticated society.
On exhibition: September 28, 2014 to January 11, 2015.
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Drop in to the Museum on Sunday afternoons (1-4 p.m.) and enjoy plenty of fun and crafts at these popular free family days.
MUSE International Fine Films
Another great season has begun.
Series passes for the Fall 2014 series are on no longer available for sale.
Individual RUSH tickets will still be available for all titles and all screenings (to be purchased "at the door" for $15 each - cash only please).
For more details, visit the MUSE page.
Museum Renewal - Phase 4
The Museum Renewal project is nearing the end of Phase 4. All collections will soon be returned from secure, climate-controlled temporary storage.
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Sweet Potato Cornmeal Biscuits
- Yield 16 servings
An unbeatable biscuit with crispy outside and moist slightly sweet center is made with a non-intimidating- simply pat into a square, cut and bake dough.
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/3 cup yellow cornmeal
- 2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 3 tablespoons butter, cut into small pieces
- 1 (15-ounce) can sweet potatoes (Louisiana yams) drained and mashed or 1 cup mashed cooked sweet potatoes
- 1/2 cup skim milk
- 2 tablespoons honey
- Preheat oven 400F. Spray baking sheet with nonstick spray.
- Combine flour, cornmeal and baking powder. Butter should be cut with pastry blender or fork and combined with the flour mixture to make a course meal.
- Stir in sweet potato, milk and honey.
- Kneed dough 5 times on a floured surface.
- Pat dough into a square, about 9 inches and cut into 16 biscuit squares.
- Bake biscuits 15-20 minutes, or until golden brown.


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Rated 3.9 out of 5 by 293 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Crutch day room We just got off a flight from the US and wanted to rest for a few hours before a long train ride. The staff could not have been more helpful in booking a day rate room. The morning of October 7th. A young lady and a young man at the front desk I forgot their name, but thank you! October 19, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by rolo518 Very Convenient The best thing to be said is that it is connected to airport and train without ever going outside. Unfortunately, the breakfast was 22 euros (with a special discount to 17 euros). Who wants to pay that for breakfast??? We ate in the airport!! AND, I didn't think anyone centered on customer service charged for internet service anymore, but the Sheraton did!!! October 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Party4 Exceptional Hospitality The hotel is conveniently located at the Malpensa airport. Airport noise was non existent. We stayed on the club floor and the rooms were spacious and well appointed with upgraded amenities. The club lounge was staffed by friendly and industrious people. The hallways had loose carpet which were of some concern. Overall our stay was highly satisfactory. October 16, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Vandril Close to airport The room was located close to the weight room and there are evidently no restrictions on hours of use. The weights were dropping at 4 am. At about 8 pm we went to the bar which advertises food service for a light evening meal. We waited some time for a waiter, ordered two glasses of wine and then a pannini to share. The panini took over 40 minutes to be served and we needed to remind the waiter to please check on it. It had obviously been sitting in a heated area for sometime as the bread was very crispy all the way through. As to the room itself although roomy and the bed satisfactory it was quite noisy both from the weight room nearby but also the sound of toilets flushing all night long. In addition it was difficult to adjust the room temperature. For a very expensive hotel it was not well maintained, hallways dark, corridors long and room very sparse in terms of furnishing. The only benefit was proximity to the airport which was actually poorly marked. October 11, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Singera Not up to 5 star quality carpets ripped on 2nd floor - tripped on one air conditioning switch 2038 was faulty and dangerous , fell and exposed its bare wires while trying to adjust. Only Small thin quality bath towels supplied. The meal at the bar was poor and overpriced intact our original order was unable to be fulfilled from the menu but it did take 20 minutes for staff to ask us to amend the order. Front desk were very pleasant and the breakfast great. October 9, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by BMWS1000RR Stay away if you can I booked and paid for 2 nights at this hotel. After check-out the hotel adjusted my reservation to a 1 night reservation, even though I paid for a 2 night reservation. There's a ongoing promotion where you are required 2 nights to be eligible. This hotel is adjusting reservations to 1 night so they don't have to "pay" their customers the triple Startpoints they have earned. This is not the first time this hotel has adjusted my 2 night reservation to a 1 night reservation. I stay at SPG properties all over the world and this hotel is the ONLY hotel I continuously have problems with. Although if you call SPG Platinum line, they will adjust the mistake. Again, this hotel actively adjusts the number of nights of your reservation. Their way of saving money. But nothing but a headache for all the loyal SPG members out there. October 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Chilin excellent location The location of the Sheraton at Malpensa airport is most ideal for people who has an early morning flight to catch. We chose to stay there for one night for that reason. The staff was friendly and the food in the restaurant was good though somewhat pricy. We had a comfortable stay for the night. But in general SPG Recognition for gold members is not generous. And this hotel was no exception. October 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by EPC1000 Excellent service and facilities I would recommend the Sheraton, they provide excellent service and facilities. October 9, 2014


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PENITAS - Cleotilde L. Garza, 87, left to be with the Lord on Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011 at Doctors Hospital at Renaissance in Edinburg. She was born to Guadalupe Longoria Sr. and Cleotilde Martinez on December 18, 1923 in Penitas.
Left to cherish her memory are her children, Ramon (Beatrice) Garza Jr., from Chicago, Illinois, Samuel (Rafaela) Garza from La Joya, Raul (Toni) Garza from Chicago, Felipe (Alma) Garza from Washington, D.C., Jerry (Noemi) Garza from Palmview, Dalinda G. (Bill) Zachary from Dallas, Sylvia G. (Jose Luis) Hernandez from Penitas, Viola G. (Juan Pablo) Trevino from Palmview, Alva G. (Jerry) Davis from Edinburg, and Pam G. Mercado from Penitas; siblings, Jose Maria Longoria from La Joya, Crisoforo Longoria from Filmore, California, Francisca Garcia from Penitas, Teresa Hernandez from Madero, and Maria Barrios and Gerardo Longoria from Monterrey, N.L., Mexico; and 24 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren and one great-great-granddaughter.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Ramon Garza Sr.; parents, Guadalupe Longoria Sr., and Cleotilde Longoria; sisters, Margarita Longoria and Bertha Garza; brother, Guadalupe Garza Jr.; and grandson, Sammy Garza Jr.
Visitation will be held Friday, Oct. 21, 2011 from 1 to 9 p.m. with a rosary recited at 7 p.m. at Lord & I Memorial Chapel in Penitas. The funeral mass will be celebrated Saturday, Oct. 22, at 1:30 p.m. at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Penitas. Interment will follow at Penitas Cemetery.


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Bakersfield OTR food review.
Went here for a girl's night out with my coworkers and fell instantly in love! We waited forever for a table, and the waitress was nice enough to get the margaritas, chips and guacamole flowing while we waited. Their guac was some of the best I'd ever had. It was so chunky, fresh and delicious. It had radishes in it, and I didn't even mind. Their chips tasted house made, and were a great compliment to the guac, we also ordered the salsa, which was green and threw me off, but tasted amazing with just the right amount of spice to keep you eating more and more!
We got impatient enough to ask a few ladies at a large table if we could sit with them. OTR style, we squeeze in with them, and keep the party going! We started order every taco we saw, even though we had had plenty of chips. I got the fish, the pastor which was pork and the short rib. The short rib was by far my favorite. The pickled onion and cilantro just did something so perfect with the braised meat. It also had radishes on it, which again, because they were crispy they complimented the taco. I really liked the fish, it was simple and had a great crunch. The Pastor was good as well, it was just a little too hot to me. I love spice, but I'm not a fan of my mouth burning!
Next time I go, I'm going to order every one of the tacos to taste. I'm a huge fan of variety in my meals, so this is perfect! You can mix and match till your hearts content! The tortillas are handmade and that is right up my alley! I love how simple this menu was. Too many restaurants try to serve everything under the sun and can't get any of it right. At Bakersfield they only make a few things, but every item is executed perfectly! I could go on and on about how much I love this food, but the best thing I can do is tell you to try it for yourself!


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