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W.O.W. 8/14/15- Metacognition and Diet
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I did the following WOW last Friday with the UE team (Ed, Sherry and Joe) delivering payback after I supervised their workouts. It went like this:
Nautilus Pullover with SS Retrofits
SuperSlow Systems Pulldown (the one with the fall-off cam)
MedX Chest Press
MedX Compound Row with SS fall-off cam
SuperSlow Systems Neck Flex/Extension
SuperSlow Systems Leg Press
I have been doing a lot of ER work lately, so I really felt this workout…during and after. I have enjoyed the comments from everyone on the last blog post. However, I must admit that I cringe a little bit when the topic turns towards diet. Everyone has a fairly impassioned opinion, and things can get snarky pretty quickly. We all come to these opinions through a thinking pathway that is more error-prone…the pathway of induction. This is as opposed to the pathway that is a little less error prone, which is deduction. In deduction we take general observations to make specific conclusions. Thus if something is true for a particular class of things, it tends to be true for all members of that class. Deduction is therefore the basis of the scientific method where we go from a general theory to specific observations. Induction is just the opposite. Inductive reasoning takes specific observations and makes generalized conclusions from it. Inductive reasoning has a place in the scientific method, but only for generating hypotheses or theories. Inductive reasoning allows for a conclusion to be false. For example "James is a grandfather. James is bald. Therefore, all grandfathers are bald." Where we get into senseless arguments over diet is where we think we have developed our beliefs deductively, when we have in fact generated the beliefs through a process of induction; we find something that works for us personally, and then we try to generalize our experience to be valid for everyone. There are definitely elements that a facts derived through deduction, such as a calorie deficit will result in fat loss. However, there are many inductive pathways to this deductively derived fact.
Regardless of the ways in which we tend to get things wrong, there is one way that I think every person that entered into the discussion of diet got it right, and that is everyone used Metacognition. Ayn Rand (love her or hate her) made a very astute observation that the human animal does not have an automatic consciousness. Humans actually have to expend mental energy to become conscious and turn on the thinking mechanism. Once thinking is set into motion, it can exist on two levels. The lower level is simple cognition…you have turned on your consciousness and you commence thinking. The higher level of cognition involves keeping active the mental energy you used to turn on your thinking to continue to monitor your thought processes. You are literally thinking about your thinking. It is this process that is called metacognition. It is the type of thinking that Thomas referred to in the last comment thread when he admonished "mindfulness" in our eating habits. More than anything it is this lack of mindfulness that is responsible for our current obesity epidemic. There are lots of theories about industrial food substances, serving sizes, sugar, fat, viral infections and what not, but I think the real issue is that metacognition has fallen out of fashion over the past 40-50 years. To put it bluntly, America has become lazy, stupid and fat…and it's not OK. From my childhood I distinctly remember people in line at a local cafeteria ordering a meat patty, some cottage cheese, a salad and some cubes of Jell-O for dessert, fully aware that what they really wanted was the all-you-can-eat special. But they were continually in a metacognitive state where they weighed the hierarchy of their values and decided that nothing tasted as good as thin felt. This type of mindfulness was so prevalent in the 60′s and 70′s that almost every restaurant had a "diet plate" on their menu, and typically every adult in the dining party would order it.
I have had the distinct pleasure of sitting down to a meal with many of the posters on this blog. Guys like John Tatore, Skyler Tanner, and David Landau. I distinctly remember sitting in a hotel restaurant and watching David Landau order from the bar. He was preparing for a contest and was already very lean. I was amazed when he was delivered a big, loaded hamburger with a large pile of french fries. I watched him in disbelief as he consumed…..about 1/3rd of what was on his plate. Certainly not my dietary approach, but an amazing display of metacognition and self-restraint. Part of my metacognition is the realization that I have a very hard time resisting that kind of food reward, and instead I select a dietary pattern that does not tease my weaker tendencies. John Tatore and I seem to be on similar pages, as our choices seemed almost identical the last time we saw each other in Cleveland. Skyler is more of a foodie. He is very scientific and precise about his choices, but I mean to tell ya'…if he's gonna put it in his mouth, he makes sure that it is going to taste damn good. For Skyler, food is art.
You see, the bottom line is this: I really don't give a shit what you eat or the type of dietary approach you select. What I do think is important (and admirable) is that you all seem to do it with metacognition. You are thinking about your thinking. You are asking disconcerting questions. Where you are weak, you take measures to decrease your cognitive load to make correct choices easier (such as patterned eating, low food reward and intermittent fasting). You make every effort to expose your errors and your weaknesses so that you can correct and avoid them in the future. It is this kind of mindfulness that makes me proud to have an affiliation with the posters on this blog. It works for diet. It works exercise. It works for life.
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House-baked breads
Cheese sticks, a sweeter honey-wheat roll, olive-studded focaccia served in a basket with olive oil infused with paprika and other spices.
Bamboo rice and salmon croquettes
Skewered trio of croquettes made with bamboo rice and salmon fried in a tempura batter, served on a marble slab with a remoulade smear.
Venison tartare
Venison tartare with pea shoots, capers, potato chips, and a few dabs of yogurt.
Barley, Speck, Vegetable Ash Bread Salad
Composed salad of goat cheese, barley, speck, vegetable ash bread, and toasted milk solids.
Foie gras with bacon
Foie gras with bacon, maple bourbon sauce, and peanut brittle.
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Whole herring
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Herring with raisin puree
And here's a piece of that grilled and stuffed herring sitting beside a smear of raisin puree.
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Ice cream with fennel and granola clusters
Ice cream made from milk curds, topped with fennel bits, microgreens, and oaty granola clusters. The leftover whey after the curds went into a cloudy absinthe cocktail served alongside this course.
Sneak peek into the kitchen
Many of the cooks in the kitchen actually came out to serve the courses they prepared to the table. See the absinthe drip? That was drippity-dropping all through our dinner, and eventually went into a cocktail with whey served with ice cream made from the curds.


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I bought this because it was a good price and had a built in DVD. Boy was it a mistake! The first TV worked only 3 weeks then the picture and sound just stopped. I called Polaroid and after another 2 weeks, they had a repairperson pick it up. It was in the shop 6 weeks and then determined it could not be repaired so they sent me a replacement. I guess there was some progress because the replacement worked 3 months instead of 3 weeks! Again, the picture and sound just stopped. I have never had an electronic product be as bad as this TV. Plus the Polaroid customer service is very bad, even though the TV is still under warranty it takes them forever to respond. Trust me, buy something else!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My husband purchased a Polaroid 32 inch HDTV flat screen TV less than 15 months ago and it's completely died!! We didn't purchase an extended warranty as we thought an expensive TV should last longer than 15 months!! It's been very disappointing!! I will never purchase a Polaroid TV again!
This isn't the greatest LCD out their but it isn't the worst either. It has a lot of great features like the built in DVD player, usb port and a card reader to display your digital pictures, watch movies or hook up other digital equipment to use with the TV. I have a Samsung 40 inch LCD and this TV has a picture that is at least just as bright and colorful. It isn't quite as sharp as the Samsung but overall it is pretty good. My only gripe is that when on the non HD channels (you need to purchase this service as well) the TV tends to cut off the heads of people in the wide screen or full screen modes. That also goes for subtitles as well. For the price the TV has a lot to offer but the cut off heads are hard to get used to. If all channels were HD then this wouldn't be an issue. Until that time this could be a problem.
I've had this TV just about 3 years (the warranty expired 3 weeks ago) and it's done. No picture, no sound, no nothing. DON'T waste your money.
I did my fair share of browsing for months over tv's with built in DVD players. All the name brand ones, had similar features but a very steep prices. Polaroid had a name you could trust and for the price was a great deal.
Pros- Universal remote, works with my comcast box. speakers are better than other LCD tvs, but for DVDs you need to turn up the volume. Picture is great!!! Allows full and widescreen modes. 1200:1 Contrast. Much better than any westinghouse or sylvania comparision. Allows for DVI and SD card outputs and computer hook ups
Cons- DVD player can make some motorized noises when the turns starts and is turned on. Nothing too bothersome. Had one dead pixel on the first unit I purchased, but returned and got a new one and have been fine since. Takes a second to change channels when hooked up with hdmi, but I think thats all HD tvs.
Great overall buy and I recommend it to anyone
Great TV for the price. The picture is clear, the sound is very good. I am 'electronic' illiterate though and the manual doesn't at all describe how I have had to hookup the set. FYI my set gets a picture on Video 5 and the Playstation is hooked up where the manual shows to hook up a camera!! I did not find much help at the Tech. Support number either. Disappointed with such a large corporation for that.
There are not a lot of choices out there for an affordable LCD/ DVD combo that are a reasonable price. This TV looks great, operates just fine, and I would recommend it. We have it in the bedroom, so it doesn't get as much "on-time" as a TV might in a family room or a play room.
I purchased this TV in Feb 07 and it ceased to function on Aug 6. As of this date I have gotten absolutely no resolution from Polaroid. A control Box has been "backordered" for 8 weeks. I would caution consumers to be very wary to purchasing a Polaroid TV .
Screen went out in 1/2 an hour. Called customer service for Polaroid and he said it sounded like tuner went out. By the sound of his voice and familiarity with the problem this might happen often. Maybe its just my bad luck, but other TV's I've purchased and ones my friends have purchased have never had these types of problems on newer LCD's
DVD player died again. Last time I exchanged the TV for the same model. This time WalMart will be giving me a better TV and some extra money in my pocket to buy a quality DVD player that does not make noise every 50 seconds or cause DVDs to freeze, skip, or not load at all.
Funny.... my 3 year old SONY PLAYSTATION 2 has worked just GREAT as a DVD player (especially at playing the DVDs the Polaroid TV can't!) over the years and if it only had component or HDMI hook ups I'd STILL be using it!
DVD player controls on the remote do seem as an afterthought, so many functions (like subtitle scrolling) are missing.
Picture looks sub-par on non-HD channels (maybe Time Warner's fault, an HD box with no HDMI hook ups??), but even with HD very bright colors and whites get burned together and skin tones get blurred.
"Feature" sticker on front of TV left adhesive all over, not easy to remove. There are better deals out there!
I bought one of these last spring and was so impressed I recently returned and bought my father one as well. I never knew Polaroid made a HDTV but if this is one of their first they seem to have gotten it right straight out of the box. We have it connected to our computer, have digital cable, use it for SD camera and video viewing and play digital music through it as well. The only thing that would improve it would be a easier or quicker way to toggle from one type of connection to another. Great tv
This TV is the BEST! Great Picture and the sound quality can't be beat!
The TV is so clear and of great quality I would definatly recommend this product to anyone. I started to get the one on the Blitz sale but so glad I paid that little extra to get this one.
I bought this TV and so far it is excellent. It has a beautiful picture. Is easy to operate and set up. I wanted the DVD play built in so I didn't have to hook up another function in addition to the cable box. I couldn't be more pleased. The screen resolution is very good. The details are excellent. I find the wider screen needs time to adjust to but I would recommend this TV for sure. It wasn't expensive and lives up to it's claims. Also the TV remote will operate the cable box which is helpful. So far so good. If any thing changes come up I will add another update.
Lightweight, easy to install and setup, features are also easy to use! I am very satisfied with the picture quality and sound is fantastic even without external speakers! The internal DVD player is also just as easy to use with just a few clicks on the remote and the HD is simply amazing! Best feature? Being able to adjust the picture height from letterbox to full screen! Really like that feature!
This 32" Widescreen TV works. It worked right out of the box, first time everytime. You can manually adjust the picture color,brightness and contrast if you don't like the factory presets and you can adjust the sound, bass and treble. ( I liked the presets). I also like things that work the way they were made to, and this TV delivers. The large screen is easy on old eyes and the sound is far superior to other TV's. The remote is easy to understand and use. The owners manual needs improvement. Want a good TV? buy this product.
Am very pleased w/this TV/DVD. Can't beat the price for all you are getting. Love the built-in DVD player. Wouldn't even bother checking out the BIG guys as don't think you'll get a better price anywhere. Highly recommend this product.
When our bedroom TV finally gave out we decided to get a better quality TV and because of our age a larger screen so we could see better. We checked out TV's at several stores. Polaroid was a known name, the picture was so clear and sharp compared to other models in the same price range. The sound is much clearer then our larger living room TV. The built in CD player was a plus. This was our Christmas Present to ourselves. We could not be happier. We had expected to pay more. Walmart had the best price.
The only problem we had was with DVD player!! We called customer service (they were very nice and sounded like they knew their product very well) and they told us they would send us another module and someone to fix it within a week!!! Other than that small detail the tv is perfect!!! Great size, good picture, and really good sound!!! I like the fact that through the menu you can change all of the bass and treble to make it sound the way you want, and you don't have to buy hundreds of dollars worth of speakers to make it sound half way decent!! Defiantly worth the money!!!!
I purchased this TV after checking out a lot of sets. I didn't particularly want or need a built-in DVD but the TV had the best picture in the store so I just considered it an added extra. First off, whenever you buy a TV it will never look as good at home, unless you calibrate it. Right out-of-the-box I was so disappointed with the picture I may well have returned it. I used a calibration DVD (Discwasher) and now it has an exceptional picture (HD has to be seen). I emailed Polaroid the same day I bought it as the DVD kept whirring every so often when no disc was inserted. They responded by saying this was normal. I emailed them again asking if every 90 seconds was normal and they said it was! The only way around this (what I would call 'problem') is to leave a DVD or CD installed all the time. I have a DVD recorder hooked up externally so I really didn't need the internal one. I did take out the extended warranty so we'll see how it goes. Also on the DVD player, when you insert a disc the TV doesn't automatically switch so you have to bring up the Inputs menu and select DVD. Poor. There's an SD card reader which is a nice touch but also seems like an afterthought (like the DVD) because although it does display pictures, they are almost always over-exposed (they show perfect on my digital camera LCD and also print out ok on my photo printer) and the images take too long to come up on-screen. The rotate-image is a nice feature though. There is a USB slot that I have yet to use. Generally the menus have the settings you would expect on a set of this size. The remote is quite large as it has to accomodate the DVD control buttons but it was ill-thought out as the layout seems to have been decided at random. Also when you change channels, there is a delay of a couple of seconds. You have to press Enter after pressing your channel number if you want to switch immediately! Although the picture quality (now anyway) is very good, I still could not recommend this set due to the problems above and also how Polaroid respond to what I would class as an issue. Until I saw this set I didn't even know Polaroid made TVs (I just emigrated from the UK). If you only worry about picture quality then this set is great. If you want better navigation of your menu, good customer support and a higher resolution than 720p then go elsewhere. Luckily this was a bedroom TV. When I am looking for a larger screen TV in a few months for my main set, I will not be going with Polaroid.


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The rent at The Reserve at Fairfax Corner Apartments ranges from $1,440 for a one bedroom to a $2,295 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about as expensive as the Fair Oaks average. This is a pet-friendly apartment.
This apartment is in Fair Oaks. Nearby parks include Carney Park (Fairfax County), Dixie Hill Park and West Ox Road Park.
The Reserve at Fairfax Corner Apartments has a Walk Score of 60 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
The Reserve at Fairfax Corner Apartments is a close knit community in a charming Northern Virginia neighborhood. Just outside your door is I-66, offering quick access to Washington D.C. We are just a short walk to Fairfax Corner with great shopping and restaurants like Coastal Flats, PF Changs and a movie theater. Also nearby are outdoor activities including walking/hiking trails at Great Falls National Park, Government Center Farmer's Market, summer concerts at Wolf Trap Center and sporting events at the Patriot Center. Our newly-renovated homes feature stainless steel appliances, including a built-in microwave, custom cabinetry, granite counter and environmentally friendly finishes.
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Aug 10, 2015
READ THE REVIEWS. I read them all, didn't take them seriously, and I should have. The apartment complex is absolutely beautiful, the nicest I've lived. Location is spot on as well. That being said, seeing as how I only gave it one star, that's how awful the office staff is. The staff was abysmal since day one and I plan on leaving after my lease is up, and I've only lived here for about a month. The online portal system only allows for you to pay via routing number and they have a "go green" initiative that doesn't allow for physical checks to be sent to them (how that is actually "going green" is silly to me seeing as how I've received about 5 letters from them with zero importance). When I spoke with a manager about the portal and if they could have a leasing agent explain it at move-in time, she equated utilizing the online payment system to using a "garbage disposal." "We can't have a leasing agent tell you how to use a garbage disposal." After that kick to my intelligence, I was pretty much done. Don't expect them to answer your emails or voicemails either, I've sent about six and haven't received a response once. In an effort to not be long-winded, I'm just extremely disappointed and my wanting to move is solely based upon the office staff.
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Jul 07, 2015
The only nice thing about these apartments is the location. I've had a few issues with the manager who is extremely rude and unprofessional. The maintenenace staff is nice however will only half fix things to the point they break again. After they worked on the airconditioner three times it still didn't work. Move here if you like your apartment being at 80 degrees everynight in the summer time. The grounds are dirty with overflowing dumpsters and dog poop and garbage all over the place. They also will not contact you back when requested and it takes a ridiculous amount of time to get your questions answered if you do actually get someone to call you back. Also if you want to stay plan on your rent going up about $200 when your lease is up. There was no question about moving when my lease was up!! I would not recommend this place to anyone!!
Kal Drogo
May 15, 2015
I am a current resident of this community. All this place has going for it is the location. That aside, the staff is less than adequate. No one will return your calls, there office has a serious issue with communication. Not just with the residents but also within the staff, the information you are given will change from one representative to the next. Till it gets to the point when the manager has to get involved, then something may finally get resolved. When I had an issue with the office's etiquette and voiced my opinion to them , I was place on speaker phone in attempt to embarrass me. Thier true professionalism shined through. The trash is a real issue, the trash compactor is impossible to get to due to the mountains of trash blocking it. The fitness center is small and crowded, the rent is high and appliances are old and leaky. The windows are design to allow heat to escape, so your utilities are always high. The Portal to pay rent online often has tech issues causing a late fee of 200+ dollars. Don't let the False reviews on here fool you, look through and you will see a lot of people bringing the same issues to light. This development leaves much to be desired. Lastly I will say that the maintenance team is very prompt. I give them Two stars primarily for their maintenance team and the location.
Michaela Lents
Jun 10, 2015
My husband and I moved in about 6 months ago and were a little scared after reading the bad reviews online. But we are actually very happy with our apartment and especially with their maintenance team: All our complaints were fixed within 24 hours and they were very friendly and didn't leave any dirt behind. The trash compactors do break from time to time but I think this is more because people just can't throw their trash into the compactor and then push the green button. We haven't really had to deal with management yet but they seem nice and helpful when we have to enter the leasing office to pick up our packages.
Barry McCabe
Jun 22, 2015
Been here several occasions. Their locations are great. Management wise, they aren't bad per se. However, if I had to pick an adjective, it would be "mediocre".
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Craving Family…The Four Week Itch
AUTHOR: Carolyn Savage | POSTED: 09/28/15 12:50 PM
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It's been four weeks since the boys left for college. Some times I wonder what my life would be like if our early family of four had stayed a family of four.
Sean and I would be empty nested right now. NOW! At 46! I'd be kidless! The mere thought of it makes me twitchy…and curious. Other than being well rested and probably duly employed, I think I'd be bored. And sad. I always knew there were more children in our future. That feeling of being incomplete was ever present before our four youngest came to be.
Now that Drew and Ryan are away at college that feeling of "incompleteness" is back–but different. I certainly am not craving another tangle with pregnancy. Those days are over and our family is definitely complete. But when the boys are gone two pieces of our family are missing. Of course, I know they have to be gone. They are 21 and 18. College is the right place for them to be. They have futures to prepare and dreams to chase.
I used to think the toddler years were the hardest stage of parenting. Now I'm actually convinced that the emptying of the nest is more difficult. The adjustments are gargantuan. Shifting one's focus from daily life with someone to one without is confusing. After all, for 18+ years I focused most of my decision making on what was best for each child. When even just one of them leaves it forces a redefinition of every routine in our house.
Don't misunderstand. I am elated for them. So excited in fact that sometimes I wish I could take their place. The idea of going back to college and learning…and having fun…well, it's all so appealing to my 46 year old self. I am desperate for them to take advantage of every second of their collegiate experience.
That being said, somewhere around four weeks apart, I get kidsick—or family sick. I would equate the feeling to my 4pm craving for chocolate. I just need a taste. I am happy to report we got one this weekend. Drew turned 21 last week and a birthday celebration was the excuse we needed to pull everyone back into the nest. It was a 48 hour leave for them and a 48 hour reprieve for me.
Because time was of the essence, we made the most of it…
The time went by in a flash. Before we knew it I was rushing through the aisles of our grocery store, both boys in tow, picking up essentials…like Ramen Noodles and cases of water. Drew needed to depart first so he followed me to the store in his car. Time had run out and as soon as I stocked him up, he needed to hit the road.
As I stood in the check out lane memories of grocery trips past flooded over me.
They were scanning their items. I remembered practically dancing a jig in the checkout lane in order to keep them from destroying the candy display.
We were walking to Drew's car. I remembered the frantic logistics of wrangling two active young boys in a grocery store parking lot. "Hands in my pockets." I used to scream at them. I figured if each one had a hand in my pocket they couldn't get far enough away to get hit.
As Drew slammed his trunk shut, groceries all tucked away, I knew the dreaded time had come.
First he gave his brother a hug… I remembered when I had to strap them into opposite sides of the car to keep them from hitting one another.
Then he gave me a hug…I remembered a day when I would have never let him out of my sight in a grocery store parking lot.
He bent down a little during our embrace. I remembered the way he felt on my hip.
And then he was gone.
Ryan left a few hours later. And the house grew quieter.
Those first few moments after a child leaves to go back to…well…wherever they belong, are hard. That lump in my throat gets a little thick for a moment. Then I remembered…College is good. They are growing up and moving forward. Their futures are bright. My motherhood tank is full. All is as it should be and I'm grateful for that.
Now…to survive the next four weeks.
I would like to wish our oldest a very happy 21st. It's hard to imagine that more than two decades have past since he changed our lives for the better. I can only hope that the rest of his life will be as blessed!


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Nice place, but too expensive & far out.......
We recently had business in Las Vegas & decided to stay off the Strip. The drive was a bit long to & from town, but the hotel was very nice overall. The restaurants are very good, but also expensive. The grounds are beautiful, but the rooms were a little disappointing for what they charge. They were nice & clean, but not luxurious. The bathrooms were shockingly small, & one would expect a separate shower & tub in a place like this. I also stayed recently at the Golden Nugget downtown, & it was much more worth the money ($49 a night!) & had much better service. When I have to drive 30 minutes out of town to get to a room I paid over $200 a night for, it really should be better. For this kind of cash, the rooms at the old Regent (now a Marriott, also a drive out of Vegas) are gorgeous & worth it - true luxury worth the price.
Hyatt Regency at Lake Mead
I stayed two nights in the Regency Club at Hyatt Regency Lake Las Vegas. Very average rooms for the price, cafe restaurant quite good, service pleasant. I had to go anf get my bags from check in as the bell men were "too busy". Overall, not worth the extra money vs LV Strip Hotel.
Great place if you know what you're getting into..
I had a great time at the Hyatt Lake Las Vegas. Yes, it's quite a distance from the strip but if you didn't know that before booking here then you missed the whole point! The Hyatt was designed to be distinct from other Las Vegas hotels by truly offering something different.
First off, the entire hotel was designed as a hotel and resort complex first, with the casino added as an afterthought. Exactly the opposite situation you'll find with 98% of the other hotels in Las Vegas.
Because of this, you don't want to come here if you're a die hard gambler who loves smoked filled rooms. No, you come here to relax, to have fun with your significant other or family.
True recreation begins with the two spacious pools. During my stay, there were very few people around. The entire hotel only has less than 500 rooms so even at peak capacity you will never feel crowded. The lake itself has peddle boat and kayaks you can rent directly from the hotel -- great fun! You can also rent bicycles and actually ride them around in a safe environment -- try doing that a strip hotel!
Dining is rather limited, unfortunately. The main joint is Cafe Tajine.
While beautifully appointed (one can dine inside or out), it's rather expensive for its offerings. There's another restauarant only open during dinner but I never tried it.
Standard sized rooms are typical Hyatt quality. That is, very clean and decently appointed. Refrigerator in the armoire ,hi-speed internet ethernet ports (a fee) are some of the more distinct offerings. Yes, the bathrooms are also standard Hyatt, that is they are on the small side, in this case a bit too small compared to strip hotels. You cannot keep the door open and use the sink ,as an example to the cramped style of the bathroom. Nonetheless, the fixtures were spotless.
Overall, you need to consider your priorities before booking here.
Commuting to the strip is a 25 minute drive not including parking at whatever strip hotel you're going to visit. So making more than one roundtrip venture a day is just too tiring. Having a rental car is an absolute must. A taxi ride would be at least $60+ one way, and there were rarely any taxis sitting around in the driveway either so if you needed one, you probably would have to call one in, waiting a long time.
All in all, my expectations were met and exceeded by my visit. I realize it may be the case with others, but I honestly must say that if you don't care about the strip, tired of it, or just want a change of scenery to your Las Vegas trip, then try the Hyatt.
A definite destination
I will be truthful...this was my first time to Vegas..yeah yeah I know, oh well. Anyway, a friend recommended this resort to me and I am glad I stayed here than on the strip. This is a nice break from the lights and stress of the strip. The hotel is pleasant and the staff is excellent too. the rooms were very accomodating and well serviced. According to reviews on this site, people wish the rooms were a little bigger, I thought the rooms were average size without getting a suite. Oh by the way, the John Cusac-Julia Roberts-Catherine Zeta Jones movie "Americas Swethearts" was filmed here. Stay here and you will find out why. It is a gem.
Hyatt Regency Lake Las Vegas
Recently stayed on the strip not impressed. However spent almost a week at Lake Las Vegas the Hyatt was excellent, staff brilliant, location breathtaking. i would recommend anyone considering Vegas to stay at the hyatt on the lake. 15 min drive or shuttle provided by hotel to the strip. will be visting again soon.
Will stay here again!
The resort is absolutely beautiful. It's a quiet and relaxing oasis (we stayed during the week, so I don't know how it is on the weekends).
You'd never think you were anywhere near Vegas...although the strip is a fairly short drive away. We're not big gamblers, but if you are a gambler just know that the casino is small. There is a larger casino in the area called Casino Montelago or you can drive to the strip. We tried 2 of the hotel restaurants. Japengo for dinner 2 times - excellent, we loved it! But note it is expensive! And Cafe Tajine for daily breakfast which also had excellent food - once again expensive for breakfast though. I enjoyed the pools - lots of seating and several cabanas. There are 2 pools - a "quiet" pool and an activity pool which is more for kids, it also has a waterslide. There is also a hot tub which we did not use - in general, I'm not a big fan of public hot tubs. Anyway, we also kayaked one morning which was fun - we were the only ones on the water. The lake is very quiet, no motorized watercraft is allowed. The hotel room was nothing spectacular but it was a good size. All in all we really enjoyed ourselves and we will return again.
Wonderful, quiet oasis away from the strip ...
What a lovely hotel! Peaceful, elegant, tasteful, and fun. A great antidote and retreat from the chaos and noise of the Strip.
We stayed at this hotel for a long, hot weekend with our two young kids. The hotel is beautiful. The Moroccan theme is very well done and not over the top at all. The details - art work, tile, paintings, etc.
are all lovely. The room was a generous size - 2 queen beds, a small table, and a desk as well as a sizeable bathroom. The 4 of us slept there very comfortably.
The hotel has two swimming pools, including one large play pool with a water slide and volleyball net. The two kids (3 and 4) spent hours there. We also used the "Camp Hyatt" child care service one day and it was excellent. On Saturday night, they showed a movie out by the main swimming pool and we dangled our feet in the water, ate dinner, and sipped margaritas. It was wonderful.
I loved having this quiet oasis as a "home base" - we would spend mornings in the pool, then nap and read, and then venture out to the Strip for a few hours in the evening. After a few hours on the Strip I was so happy to get back to the tranquility of our lovely hotel.
The only down side was the heat wave while we were there - temperatures got above 120 degrees. Of course, rates were very cheap because few others are crazy enough to go to Las Vegas in July! The pool and air conditioned lobbies and reading areas were a lifesaver.
We wanted to get away, somewhere romantic and secluded. The Hyatt Lake Las Vegas looked great...Boy was that a mistake. We booked three nights at $150 per night. I'm thinking that this price should get us quality treatment. Wrong!!!!The first thing that the desk clerk said was that for more $$ we could get a nicer room. I knew then what to expect. Our "resort view" room was a view of the orange retaining wall on the facade of the building. I couldn't even see a tree. So, after bringing this to the attention of the hotel, they again asked me to pay more for better...bad.Did I mention that there was a rocous conference going on, full of loud, drunken men all over the lobby?This was no 5-star resort...The food is way over-priced, the resort is in no way secluded or quiet. Trust me, spend the same money at a Strip Hotel and you'll thank me later. We left as soon as we woke up in the morning and went downtown and were treated fabulously by the folks at the Aladdin. I highly recommend the Resort Vista Room.
Awsome Resort
As you walk in from the valet parking you can see the stunning view of the lake. Do get the room that have the lake view. It is awsome when you look at the serenity of the blue water. There are waterfall fountains going down to the lake. There is a small casino for you to go gamble if that is your preference. After the gambling you can go sit in the bar lounge and chat or read a book. You can also go to the outdoor patio and relax. I belive there are 2 pools for adults and kids. I didn't go swim cause it was to cold in November The hotel definitely amplifes the theme of the moroccan facade.
Thanksgiving 2001
We stayed there at Thanksgiving time 2001 and loved it. It was our 4th visit to the Las Vegas area and by far the best place that we have stayed (previously stayed on the Strip or nearby). The hotel restaurants are a bit pricey but of course that is no problem in Vegas as affordable food is readily available. We do not golf, but the resort is paradise for a golfer. Beautiful courses. The village area was not open but it should be excellent. We are considering buying a home in this resort area.
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biologist, life scientist(noun)
(biology) a scientist who studies living organisms
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a student of biology; one versed in the science of biology
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GAO-12-390: Published: Mar 23, 2012. Publicly Released: Mar 23, 2012.
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What GAO Found
CMS developed and implemented the Five-Star System largely during an 8-month period in 2008 with input from long-term care stakeholders, CMSs Five-Star System contractor, and members of a technical expert panela panel composed of nine individuals that CMS identified as experts in long-term care research. CMS made numerous methodological decisions during the development of the Five-Star System, including three key methodological decisions. GAO defines key methodological decisions as those that at least six technical expert panel membersof the nine that GAO contactedrecalled as eliciting the most intense review and discussion during the development of the Five-Star System. One key methodological decision was how to combine the component ratings to create an overall rating. The other two key methodological decisions pertained to how to create ratings that account for variation in the type of care provided across nursing homes.
CMS generally considers modifying the Five-Star System in response to (1) methodological issues raised by stakeholders, (2) its routine monitoring of the system, and (3) the availability of new data sources. CMS officials explained that when a methodological issue is raised by long-term care stakeholders, they review the Five-Star System to determine whether modifications should be made. Officials said that each issue raised does not always result in modifications to the Five-Star System, although some minor modifications have been made. CMS also considers making modifications to the Five-Star System based on its periodic analyses of trends of the system; however, to date, no modifications have been made based on these analyses. Lastly, CMS is currently determining how to modify the staffing and quality measure ratings of the Five-Star System based on newly available data.
CMS has several planned efforts intended to improve the Five-Star System, including evaluating the usability of the system, adding nursing home capability information, revising the staffing component, and developing additional quality measures. However, CMS lacks GAO-identified leading strategic planning practicesthe use of milestones and timelines to guide and gauge progress toward achieving desired results and the alignment of activities, resources, and goalsthat could help the agency to more efficiently and effectively accomplish its planned efforts intended to improve the Five-Star System. While CMS officials have given us broad estimates for when they anticipate some of these efforts to be implemented, CMS does not have milestones and timelines associated with implementing the efforts, which could help ensure that appropriate progress is made towards implementation. In addition, CMS has not established, through planning documents, how its planned efforts to improve the Five-Star System will help CMS achieve the goals of the systemto inform consumers and improve provider quality. As a result, CMS may not be identifying and prioritizing its intended improvements in a manner that best ensures that the goals are being achieved.
Why GAO Did This Study
In 2008, in an effort to provide helpful information to consumers and improve provider quality, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) developed and implemented the Five-Star Quality Rating System (Five-Star System). The Five-Star System assigns each nursing home an overall rating and three component ratingshealth inspections, staffing, and quality measuresbased on the extent to which the nursing home meets CMSs quality standards and other measures. The rating scale ranges from one to five stars, with more stars indicating higher quality.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act directed GAO to review CMSs Five-Star System. This report examines (1) how CMS developed and implemented the Five-Star System and what key methodological decisions were made during development, (2) the circumstances under which CMS considers modifying the Five-Star System, and (3) the extent to which CMS has established plans to help ensure it achieves its goals for the Five-Star System. To conduct this work, GAO reviewed CMS documents, interviewed CMS officials and others, and assessed whether CMS uses certain strategic planning practices.
What GAO Recommends
GAO recommends that the Administrator of CMS use strategic planning to establish how its planned efforts will help meet the goals of the Five-Star System, and develop milestones and timelines for each of its planned efforts. CMS agreed with these recommendations.
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Recommendations for Executive Action
Status: Open
Comments: In July 2015, HHS told us that CMS assigned a contractor to develop a Strategic Plan to achieve its goals of the Five-Star system. We requested additional documentation of these efforts in August 2015. As of September 2015, we are awaiting documentation of these actions. We will update the status of this recommendation when we receive additional information.
Recommendation: In order to strengthen CMS's efforts to improve the Five-Star System, the Administrator of CMS should use strategic planning practices to establish -- through planning documents -- how its planned efforts will help CMS achieve the goals of the Five-Star System.
Agency Affected: Department of Health and Human Services: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Status: Open
Comments: In July 2015, HHS told us that CMS has implemented a timeline and milestones for each of its planned efforts to improve the Five-Star Program. We requested additional documentation of these efforts in August 2015. As of September 2015, we are awaiting documentation of these actions. We will update the status of this recommendation when we receive additional information.
Recommendation: In order to strengthen CMS's efforts to improve the Five-Star System, the Administrator of CMS should use strategic planning practices to develop milestones and timelines for each of its planned efforts.
Agency Affected: Department of Health and Human Services: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
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