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Niles duo first team All-Big 16 WestPublished 8:49am Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Connor Glick and Tate Brawley were named to the first team of the Big 16 All-West Division baseball team.
West Division champion Portage Northern dominated the team with four first-team selections. St. Joseph and Portage Central, which finished second and third in the final standings, each had three first-team picks.
The Vikings also had Taylor Weldy, Jordan Ham and Tyler Clutter named to the honorable mention portion of the team.
Glick hit .477 in league games with seven doubles, a triple, a home run and 12 RBIs for the Vikings, who captured their first district championship since 2011 on Saturday.
Brawley hit .459 against league opponents with four doubles, two triples, a home run and eight RBIs
On the mound he was 5-1 with an ERA of 1.94. He struck out 57 and walked just four batters in 36 innings of work.
First team
Connor Glick – Niles
Tate Brawley – Niles
Jordyn Muffley – Portage Central
Ryan Mergener – Portage Central
Austin Wills – Portage Central
A.J. Montoya – St. Joseph
Matt Peirce – St. Joseph
Joe Fratzke – St. Joseph
Jacob Gividen – Portage Northern
Max Schuemann – Portage Northern
Tommy Henry – Portage Northern
Austin Pratt – Portage Northern
Joey Nate – Lakeshore
Zach Schultz – Lakeshore
Eric Schmidt – Lakeshore
Eugene Roberts – Kalamazoo Central
Wyatt Morrison – Kalamazoo Central
C.J. Huntley – Mattawan
Mitchell Dundore – Mattawan
Willie Wilson – Benton Harbor
Honorable mention
Taylor Weldy – Niles
Jordan Ham – Niles
Tyler Clutter – Niles
Luke Schaefer – Portage Central
Travis Wilkinson – Portage Central
Brett Bashaw – Portage Central
Mickey Losey – Portage Central
Lorenzo Ivens – Portage Northern
Andrew Stone – Portage Northern
Ben Keizer – Portage Northern
Blake Therrian – Portage Northern
Brock Emery – Lakeshore
Dennis Jordan – Lakeshore
Kyle DeYoung – Kalamazoo Central
Jake Rouse – Kalamazoo Central
Evan Koning – Mattawan
Tyler Dundore – Mattawan
Joey Knapp – Mattawan
Chase Nicholes – Mattawan
Curtis Doughty – Benton Harbor
Mike Jones – Benton Harbor
Knoxelle Pratt – Benton Harbor
Finals Standings
Portage Northern 11-3
St. Joseph 10-4
Portage Central 9-5
Mattawan 8-5
Niles 8-6
Lakeshore 6-8
Kalamazoo Central 5-8
Benton Harbor 0-14
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I have made this four times now and it NEVER fails me. The first time, I brought it to a cowboy themed jack and jill baby shower. Some of the men had won BBQ contests so there were some real meat eaters there. I left early, but people finished the whole pot (my large 6 quart crock pot) and asked for the recipe. Every time I have made it since, people have asked for the recipe and it is so simple to make. It freezes well too!flag if inappropriate
Made this with quinoa and green pepper. added 1\2 c water. Put half in blender. Great tasteflag if inappropriate
This has potential but needs some upgrades. It needs more kick and is very dry. I used canned tomatoes (the Mexican spiced version for speed sake) and used twice as much, then added more tomato sauce as well. With some added spices for a kick and more sauce, it was good and will make again.flag if inappropriate
I have made this recipe a couple of times and will do use it again and again. I have never found it to be dry or too sweet. That said, I have added an adobo chili to it, chiefly because I have them in the fridge and like to use them up. I have also never used fresh tomatoes, since I don't feel fresh ones should be wasted in a recipe where they are not the star. Canned has been fine. I've used home-cooked beans, and I've used canned beans of various varieties. This is a wonderful, versatile recipe and I even used the basic recipe (the carrots, tomatoes, bulgar) to make an excellent spaghetti sauce. I simply subbed Italian herbs instead of the chili seasonings.flag if inappropriate
If you follow the exact measurements of this recipe, your chili will come out dry. I liked the taste, however, I had to add vegetable stock to mine. Not bad. But not the best. Add stock or some sort of liquid, or it will burn to the bottom of your pan.flag if inappropriate
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While this is a good base recipe for making it your own, I was extremely surprised by how OFF the nutrition facts where. I measured, calculated and divided portions for the entire recipe for every basic nutritional factor. There were 9 cups total of chili cooked, and only 8.5 grams of protein and 7 grams of fiber. WAY OFF from what this recipe tells us. While the 7 grams of fiber is great for one cup, the 8.5 grams of protein per serving is nowhere near enough protein for a meal. I will have to make adjustments and think of other additions to get the protein up for next time. Other than that, good basic recipe.flag if inappropriate
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mmm! Mr Brain's faggots!. Ever tried one of Mr Brain's faggots? You can read a review of "Mr. Brain and his faggots" or check out the Doodys the official faggot family or even become a faggot fanatic yourself!
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The life of a pig, from conception to Christmas ham. A frank and charming slide show of the life of pig Onni, backed by horns, narrated in melodius Finnish, and subtitled in English. Be warned: it uses Flash, and ends in death.
Pork chop shoes
Pork chop shoes results in a lawsuit in Australia. A man who slipped on a grease trail left by pork chop shoes in a pub is awarded £23,000. I guess Nike better think twice before they release their filet mignon basketball shoes. What would be their marketing campaign?
"we're good at growing hogs, and we ought to be selling our hogs all across the world."
"we're good at growing hogs, and we ought to be selling our hogs all across the world." Bush stumps at Pork Party about nixing the Estate Tax.
The 14th annual World Pork Expo
The 14th annual World Pork Expo starts today in Des Moines. 50,000 visitors and people from 50 countries are expected to be in attendance this weekend. Also in attendance will be George W. Bush.
Pigs and People Who Wear Shoes of Meat outraged over lawsuit.
Pigs and People Who Wear Shoes of Meat outraged over lawsuit. Ross Lucock's porkchop flip-flops may cost him $750,000 in damages.
"The Finns don't even know what prosciutto is."
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Re: [Raspberry_Pi_4-Ham_RADIO] framework for self-starting ham application images on Raspberry pi
- Jim,
(I send this message before but for reason it does not appear on the list. 2nd try).
That's indeed the idea.
- a generic description of the system:
-> you place the config files in that folder on that device (boot partition of flashcard? Additional USB flashdisk, ...)
-> if a file "ipnetwork" exists, it's a network configuration. The system will override /etc/network/interfaces are restart the network
-> if a file "configs" exist, it contains a list of configuration files that are copied to the system disk
-> if a file "application" exist, it contains a list of applications that will be started, in that order".
- a couple of demo scripts to get started.
Kristoff - ON1ARF
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Another option for configuration would be to have device/appliance look for a USB memory stick with
specific files on power-up/reset. If ip.txt is found, load the ip address, if image.txt found load
the program image file into flash and start it. Filenames may have to be tweaked. Memory stick could
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Another method (possibly more complicated, remember doing this is firmware/BIOS/POST) would be to
have the device get its address via DHCP. (put it's MAC address on a label/sticker) so a DHCP server
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On 5/13/13 5:54 PM, Kristoff Bonne wrote:
> Hi,
> I am now working on the "build your own echolink node with a raspberry
> pi" project.
> The final goal would be to come to a system that is as easy as possible
> to use. Something as simple as "insert a SD card in the Raspberry pi,
> connect the cables, boot and go".
- Jim,
I know this is a question of taste, but I personally prefer using off-the-shelf components.
They are not perfect but they have 4 big advantages:
- they are easy to find (no "single source" issue as we have had on a number of other ham projects)
- they are cheap
- there is a lot of support for them
- they are reusable. If you bought a Pi for a ham project and you are not interested anymore; you can still reuse it as a XBMC mediaplayer (or whatever).
Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying the Pi is perfect. It's not.
And I do not have anything against designing home-build systems.
But, ... they are there and they get the job done.
BTW. Concerning your remark on the VFAT partition. I wasn't aware of that.
But you are also correct there is more then sufficient place on the boot partition (i.e. the first partition of the SDcard): 38 Mbyte That should be enough to store a couple of config-files.
I did like your idea to put the configuration on a USB flashdrive. This would also provide sufficient space for the application to dump its logfiles.
Kristoff - ON1ARF
On 14-05-13 07:33, Jim Thisdale wrote:
Note, dos/windows (older versions at least) generally don't mount partitions after any partition it
can't read... 1st is fat 16, 2nd is linux ext4 which windows won't mount, 3rd or more won't be
mounted, so creating a 3rd partition for config files is probably not going to work for most windows
users. However, there is no reason a small configuration file couldn't be added to the first (FAT16)
Ideas for framework of small computer board:
Eliminate the SDcard completely and have on board flash memory, lets go for a gigabyte....
connections for programmer?
open source firmware/OS if possible
include a basic http interface, much like a consumer wifi router has... with backup/load capability.
do all configuration/loading over Ethernet.
hit the reset button and be up and running....
should have a few usb host slots... (sound fobs, memory stick)
would be good to have it powered by 12-15vdc like our radios, makes for easy reliable power source.
expansion connector for modem board(s)
some basic led indicators. (ability to disable lights to conserve power use)
some basic I/O would be handy:
- few channels of A/D input say 0 - 5vdc range
- maybe a few channels of D/A output, 0 - 5vdc?
- microphone input
- speaker output
- digital inputs, +5 vdc with optional internal pull-ups to make for easy switch hookup.
- digital outputs, +5 vdc, with optional internal pull-ups, probably open collector to ground
suitable for radio ptt or relay sinking.
- ???
Any other suggestions ?
-Jim- N1JMM, KB1YPL_B
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On 5/13/13 5:54 PM, Kristoff Bonne wrote:
> Hi,
> I am now working on the "build your own echolink node with a raspberry
> pi" project.
> The final goal would be to come to a system that is as easy as possible
> to use. Something as simple as "insert a SD card in the Raspberry pi,
> connect the cables, boot and go".
> But, I guess this would not only be usefull for my project. In fact,
> this probably applies to all "headless" applications (i.e. applications
> that do not need user input/output via keyboard or screen) and quite a
> number of the ham-projects are like that: D-STAR repeaters/hotspots,
> APRS nodes, WSPR listeners, repeater controllers, APRS weather stations,
> c2gmsk modem, etc.
> In all these cases, we just need a radio, some butons, (in some cases)
> an IP connection (read: ethernet) and ... a configuration file for the
> application; but no screen or keyboard.
> So, would it not be usefull to create a generic framework for this, or
> an overall document that describes how to build such a setup? This could
> be usefull for a lot of different projects.
> My idea would be this:
> - a SD card with three partitions: the two normal partitions (boot +
> system) and an additional FAT partition.
> - the addition partition would contain the configuration files for the
> application involved and (perhaps) some system configurations.
> - The diskimage can be directly copied to a SD card (as you would do to
> install raspbian).
> - The user would then just need to modify the files on the extra
> partition. As it FAT formatted, it can be read on any computer that has
> a SD card reader (even windows. :-) )
> - Then, insert the SDcard in the pi and boot it. A startup application
> will read and/or copy the configuration files from the FAT partition to
> the system disk, do some preconfiguration work and then the pi can start
> doing its thing.
> I guess this would be a setup that is pretty generic for a lot of
> different applications.
> Concerning the preconfiguration scripts, most of them would be pretty
> specific for the application, but there are some that might be generic
> and reusable. (I'm thinking of scripts to configure a fixed ip-address
> on a pi; which is pretty important if you have an application that
> depends on portforwarding on the router).
> Any ideas of comments? Is there who already has experience with this?
> Any pointers to existing documentation on how to do this?
> 73
> kristoff - ON1ARF
- Nothing wrong with using off the shelf and piecing things together, especially for experimenting....
When I read your 1st posting I thought you were looking for ideas for an IDEAL system platform.
Windows/DOS has some difficulties when it comes to unsupported partitions. It might work on newer
versions like 7.
Note also that the Raspbian & Fedora Remix 18 images once written to the sdcard fail gparted disk
check on the 1st partition (FAT16), and I haven't found a way to fix it either and still have it
boot & mount the partitions.
-Jim- N1JMM, KB1YPL_B
Visit my Pi running ircddb, dvrptr, Apache & many other things:
On 5/14/13 5:35 PM, Kristoff Bonne wrote:
> Jim,
> I know this is a question of taste, but I personally prefer using off-the-shelf components.
> They are not perfect but they have 4 big advantages:
> - they are easy to find (no "single source" issue as we have had on a number of other ham projects)
> - they are cheap
> - there is a lot of support for them
> - they are reusable. If you bought a Pi for a ham project and you are not interested anymore; you
> can still reuse it as a XBMC mediaplayer (or whatever).
> Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying the Pi is perfect. It's not.
> And I do not have anything against designing home-build systems.
> But, ... they are there and they get the job done.
> BTW. Concerning your remark on the VFAT partition. I wasn't aware of that.
> Thanks.
> But you are also correct there is more then sufficient place on the boot partition (i.e. the first
> partition of the SDcard): 38 Mbyte That should be enough to store a couple of config-files.
> I did like your idea to put the configuration on a USB flashdrive. This would also provide
> sufficient space for the application to dump its logfiles.
> 73
> Kristoff - ON1ARF
- Kristoff and Jim
please accept my apologizes for not replying to your post sooner i have
it all carefully printed out here and am working through it.
I will reply properly very shortly (very time poor these last couple of
However i would like to acknowledge that i have received you information
and advice and for that i am very grateful for you to take the time out
and help me out with the pi.
The positive help i have recieved from the list and a very patient
friend in Canada has been nothing short of amazing and my downstairs
radio shack
has now become a PI emporium!
Your help is very much appreciated...Kerry
Kristoff Bonne wrote:
> Kerry,--
> On 14-05-13 20:03, Kerry McKenzie wrote:
>> Hi Jim
>> yes I'm an expert with setups ;-)) and have re burned so many images
>> from scratch, and have five 8gig cards and five raspberry pies for the
>> purpose.
>> I can even compare files between one pi and the next and have 2 monitors
>> and keyboards etc setup opposite one another so I can compare screens.
>> So i can get a Pi going no problem there,.. and can ssh or xrdp into it
>> from all my windoze boxes without a problem. I just cannot use the
>> bloody things for what i want ie ham radio stuff.
>> My web server is current appache and is running in an xp enviroment and
>> shares the windows fbb bbs.
>> I have setup an owncloud headless PI as it was the only prepared image
>> that i could find on the web,... but cannot see it from the outside
>> although i have made the ports accessible via my router however i can
>> http into it from within my network and upload file and create folders
>> etc, and even setup users.
>> But it does not exist where i need it on the outside, and because linux
>> scatters files all over the place makes it very difficult once again to
>> fault find.
> Troubleshooting this kind of issues is pretty easy on linux.
> Like with any network issue, start with the lowest OSI layers. In this
> case, layer 3, does the packets arrive on your server.
> On linux, there is a tool called "tcpdump", which allows you to sniff
> all the traffic on your network.
> In this case, do "sudo tcpdump -n -i eth0 port 80"
> ("-n" means no DNS resolving of names, "-i eth0" is the interface on
> which you want to sniff", "port 80" is a filter, which means all traffic
> from/to TCP or UDP port 80).
> Make a connection from inside your network and you should see the http
> session.
> If you try to connect from the outside world and you do not see an
> incoming tcp session, you know that the traffic probably does not enter
> your network and you have to look at your router. (if it is a
> linux-based router -like openwrt of ddwrt- you can also do "tcpdump" on
> that box, on both interfaces).
> If the traffic does not come in, you need to look at your pi.
>> Dont know if you know owncloud at all but it runs the free sql edition
>> and apache and it is I would imagine just a matter of finding appache
>> and configuring it to see the outside via my vk4tub.no-ip.org account.
>> I have a friend in Canada who is also helping with a version of fbb that
>> he setup for me and I am trying to find my way around that right now as
>> i have some forwarding issues with it.
>> I am having difficulies with the fact that linux scatters files
>> everywhere and you have to know the paths and where things are kept in
>> order to fault find problems.
> It depends on where the application descides to look for files.
> Either look at the startup scripts (/etc/init.d/... and
> /etc/default/...). Sometimes the configuration-files are passed to the
> application when starting, via a cli. Do "ps auxw | grep
> name-of-application" if there are no CLI parameters there.
> There are still other options, like "lsof" ("list of open files") which
> is a system utility that gives a list of all files that are open by all
> application.
> Even more further down is starting the application with "strace" which
> will start an application but -at the same time- provide a dump of all
> system calls issues by the application. As a "open file" is a
> systemcall, you will see see it pop up somewhere (but you need to some
> tricks to grab the output of strace and be able to search in it).
> Another trick is using the "proc filesystem", which means that if you go
> to "/proc/processnumber/ ..." there is a lot of information there like
> system-parameters, dumps of memory, pointers to all open files, etc.
> Once you get to know linux; there are really some very powerfull tools
> which really allow you to look inside application. :-)
>> None of my books cover this and hence many of my problems stem from the
>> fact that i want to run radio projects and not games or programming as
>> this is well covered in all the pie books I have.
>> I am very disappointed with the fact that these are advertised as
>> learning tools for school children and one automatically assumes that
>> they will be a simple thing to use.
> As there are some unix application that can have more then 20 years of
> history, they all have their own way of doing things. :-)
> Unix has more then 40 years of history and linux is a merge of two
> different families of unix each with their own history. Plus that unix
> has a saying "there are usually 10 ways to do something". E.g. linux has
> at least 4 different audio-systems (which means that every one has its
> own API), I don't know how much different filesystems; applications can
> log events via their own system or use the "syslog" deamon process for
> that, etc.
> My first experience with this kind of computing was when we ran
> something called "OS9" on a tandy color computer (not macOS9, but OS9
> based on the 6809 CPU). There was a book that came with it that really
> explained how the guys wrote their OS. (I came across that book about a
> year ago, looking at it now, you could really see that the book was
> written by the same guys who actually made OS9 themselfs and you could
> really see the feeling of "pride" when reading it).
> Anycase, it was a very interesting book because it really explained a
> lot about what an OS is and what it does: resource management, memory
> management, CPU management, task management, I/O operations,
> compilers/linkers/assemblers/debuggers/..., or something like "what does
> a computer do what it is booted", ...) Later I had unix at school where
> we learned things like inter-process communication, networking,
> programming APIs and what have you.
> You might not strickly need it to run a system, but it does give you a
> background to know what your computer is doing and why. And it helps you
> understand that -yes- there are usually 10 ways to get things done. So,
> if you work on a system with decades of history and applications that
> even date back to the beginning of the internet; you do expect them all
> to have their own history and there own way of doing things. :-)
> 73
> Kristoff - ON1ARF
> ------------------------------------
> (Please trim inclusions from previous messages) Yahoo! Groups Links
> .
Kind Regards
Kerry McKenzie
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Historical Traveler Reviews St. Louis City Center Hotel Saint Louis
Nice suite
Our Sheraton stay was pleasant enough. The location is good for those looking to see some of the St. Louis sites such as the Arch, Union Station...etc.
I was surprised at the size of the rooms. The room was a suite arranged as 3 rooms separated by a hallway on one side. The first room had a hide-a-bed couch, chair, nice sized bar, and 27" tv with an armoire.
The bathroom was on the way to the bedroom. It was reasonably clean as was the rest of the room. The main bedroom had 2 queen beds that were very comfortable. There was also a nice sized closet and 27" tv in this room as well. Ceilings in all the rooms were 9' which helped make the rooms seem larger as well.
This hotel is NOT new. You will probably notice some marks and a few dings in the rooms, however they are well maintained otherwise.
The only real negative thing that I would say about this hotel is regarding the parking situation. There was a hockey game the night we stayed at the hotel. The area is gridlocked with traffic before and after the games starts/ends. To make matters worse, the hotel allows hockey fans to park in their garage. When I FINALLY got back to the hotel, I had to show the parking attendent that I was a hotel guest.
After driving around in the garage for 15-20 min. I finally ended up "making" my own spot to park in.
The pool and workout area were ok. Pool was cold, however I did like that there was a lifeguard in attendance for the kids. The pool is a nice size if you like to swim laps. Hot tub looked clean and well maintained.
We ate breakfast at the restaurant in the a.m. It was adequate. Not the friendliest bunch of people working there however.
Overall I would recommend this hotel. It is not brand new and it shows in a few areas, however if you can get a suite of this size for $100-125 I feel it is worth it. We also received free pizza and sodas delivered to the room. Try booking off the Marriott website itself as we got a better deal than with Orbitz, Expedia...etc.
On a somewhat different issue, our auto was vandalized by the Arch. It happened in broad daylight. My words of advise here are park in the arch parking and DO NOT leave anything visible. We left an EMPTY purse visable and they broke in just to take it. St. Louis downtown is like many major metro downtown areas.....dangerous and plenty of human scum lurking around. The city officials would be wise to clean it up and make it more tourist friendly. caveat emptor on St. Louis itself in my opinion.
Excellent stay, can't wait to go back!!
We were very pleased with our stay from start to finish. I was skeptical at first due to the review of one person who said there were hidden and extra charges, but we found none at all. I also got my reservations on the internet and upgraded to the suite for an extra $20. They didn't have the type of suite we wanted, but we settled for a different type suite and they waived the $20 fee! We also had a lightbulb out in the bathroom and a remote control that didn't work, they fixed both promptly, and due to our "inconvenience" gave us all free breakfast vouchers. All staff were excellent and very helpful and friendly. We would definitely go back again. It's convenient location to the Amtrak station, Savvis Center, Metrolink and freeways made it an easy to find and convenient hotel to stay at.
Good, Just as expected
My wife and I spent last weekend here and enjoyed it very much. The staff is typically quite friendly and accomodating, and the rooms are sizable. We stay here when we can because its right next to the Savvis Center and close to Busch Stadium. The sports bar is fun with about 20 TVs and a quality satellite system.
Pool is outstanding for laps, and the whirlpool is nice and hot.
We got lucky on Priceline at $35 a night, but I think it was because the town was relatively empty. We upgraded to a suite for $20 more.
it was absolutely terrible in every way possible. the people were very very unfriendly. The breakfast was ice cold and there was a roach in my room!!! the pool was nice and so was the hot tub but that was about it. avoid if you can...
Watch out for extra fees
The hotel is nice, but they said since I booked on the internet they had to charged me a extra $20, a night for a double bed room. and charge $12-$15 for parking. I am not some tight screwge but I hate suprise fees just because I got a good deal on the internet - other than that the hotel is located beside a major highway so you can hear trucks rumble by all night long.
Wonderful staff!!!
I used to work in this wonderful hotel but I also stayed there for about a month and it�s a awesome hotel with a wonderful staff. They let you feel like you�re at home and you are always number one as a guest!
Very accomodating
I've stayed there twice and loved it both times. I stayed for Mardi Gras 2003 and the staff was wonderful. The parking was great. They helped me to my room with my luggage. The room was excellent. The place was gorgeous and the breakfast we ate was out of this world. They were so helpful and patient which I think would be tough during Mardi Gras as you can imagine. I believe shuttles ran all day long! I also stayed when Tim McGraw played at the Savvis Center a month or so later. It was so convenient. Right across the street which made it so convenient for the concert. There was no worrying about a cab. The great thing about that stay is that we booked it online where we submitted a bid. So we paid what we wanted and were totally surprised when we got to the room and realized it was an executive suite. There were two queen beds in the bedroom. It had a huge shower and a whirlpool bathtub. Both of those had there own room. The toilet had its on room. The counterop to get ready at was the biggest I've ever seen with 2 or 3 sinks in it. My mom, sister and I could all get ready at the same time, which made it a lot of fun. The living room had a TV, wet bar and the couch pull out.
It was definately luxury. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Book it!
Awesome Hotel!
I have stayed several times at the Sheraton in downtown St. Louis.
Absolutely wonderful! Awesome! I can't begin to say enough! The rooms were large, relaxing and comfortable. The restaurants were unbelievable. Great location, parking and great staff.
Enjoyed it
We were pleased with the room and feel like we got a great deal by reserving through an online site. The hotel was clean, beautiful atrium,the furnishings were plush. A great view of downtown from the top floor. Across the street from MetroLink station, so everything downtown was easily reached.
A very nice stay
This was a very nice hotel. We had a very positive experience. The hotel is located downtown, across the street from the arena (not the dome stadium). The Metrolink train station is immediately across the street. The hotel offers valet and self-parking, both indoors, on floors 2 through 4 of the hotel. Cost is $12 for self-park and $15 for valet (per day). The hotel was very quite. We never heard noises from adjacent rooms, running water, toilets flushing or any other noises. The rooms were larger than expected. Our room had a king sized bed, a pull out sofa, a kitchette (mini refrigerator, wet bar sink and coffee service). When the sofa bed was pulled out and our baby's crib was up, there was still plenty of room to walk around the room. All the rooms surround a huge open air atrium with skylights at the time. The atrium has some plants and trees. The skylights provide great natural light into the rooms and give you a good feeling of the "sun coming up" if you don't shut the drapes. We would stay here again without question.
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There were a lot. And it was good.
Traditional Jewish Biscotti "Mandelbrot"
Swapped by SE Ad Operations Administrator Ben Fishner.
Cheddar Cheese Ginger Wafers
Swapped by wife of SE Overlord Ed, Vicky Bijur.
'Salty Oats'
Swapped by Serious Eats national managing editor Erin Zimmer.
Swedish Fudge Cookies
Swapped by FoSE Jill Astmann aka CityMinx.
Peanut Butter Cookies
Swapped by our nut columnist Lee Zalben.
Pecan Icebox Cookies
Swapped by FoSE Rebecca Kaufman.
Cinnamon Raisin Cranberry Rugelach
Swapped by SE intern alum Christopher Stephens.
Ultimate Double Chocolate Cookies
Swapped by SE intern Rebecca Simon.
Brownie Chocolate Chip Cookies
Swapped by FoSE Christine Tsai.
Chocolate Chunkers
Swapped by FoSE Tam Ngo.
Swapped by SENY Market Tours columnist Clara inés Schuhmacher.
Chewy Ginger Cookies
Swapped by FoSE Melissa Zhang.
Peking Duck Cookies
Swapped by FoSE David Siegel.
Melomakarona (Honey Spiced Cookies with Walnuts)
Swapped by SE intern Hally Wolhandler.
Masala Chai Shortbread
Swapped by SE barbecue columnist James Boo.
Homemade Cranberry Newtons
Swapped by Serious Sweets columnist Alex Penfold.
Chocolate Oatmeal Walnut Cookies
Swapped by SE intern alum Katie Quinn.
Sesame Cookies
Swapped by Serious Eats videographer Jessica Leibowitz.
Popcorn Sandwich Cookies with Salted Caramel
Swapped by SE New York columnist Allegra Ben-Amotz and her friend Suzanne Lehrer.
Grandma's Toasted Nut Bread ("Mandel Brot")
Swapped by SE New York columnist Lauren Rothman.
Walnut Crescents
Swapped by FoSE Jill Astmann aka CityMinx.
Chocolate Walnut Bites
Molasses-Spice Cookies
Swapped by SE intern alum Kayla Le Goff.
Besitos Picantes
Swapped at the 2012 SE cookie swap by Tracie Lee. [They are even selling them on their online store at lonestartaconyc.com!]
Ginger Molasses Cookies
Swapped by SE intern alum Will Levitt.
Apple-Caraway-Pecan Breakfast Cookies
Layered Walnut Cookies
Swapped by SE New York columnist Stephanie Klose.
Cocoa Almond Meringues
Swapped by FoSE Tam Ngo.
Bourbon Caramel Turtles
Swapped by FoSE Lee Anne Shaffer.
Raspberry Jam Thumbprint Cookies
Swapped by Serious Drinks columnist Sarah Bray.


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Leaked! Pictures of 2010 Acura RDX Hit the Web Ahead of Official Debut
looks good but too long of a trunk!
Reminds me of that audio and the Eclipse blended together
Peugeot has done better than this. The roof of the car looks like a...
they are so beautiful...so inspirated...I wish they would become Saturn rebadges...
These cars have the ugliest front ends I have ever since besides the Chinese. Good luck to them to make it a success outside of France with Peugeot's lower resale values and questionable reliability.
When is Peugeot/Citroen going to merge with Renault?


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"World's Strongest Redneck" Xeriscape.
Try at Home only if you got big Guns.
You know what's more eco-responsible than clippin' them hedges in the summertime? This:
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