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cocca 8 years
both, but i usually finding more cute dresses than skirts...
sugoionna09 8 years
Put me in a dress I'm happy!
sugoionna09 8 years
Put me in a dress I'm happy!
robs1325 8 years
Dresses are so easy and versatile. Just change the shoes and accessories, and you have a whole new outfit.
bigestivediscuit 8 years
I LOVE skirts, although I like dresses too. But I love the versatility of playing with different tops and accessories when you're wearing a skirt ... you get a lot more freedom, I think.
bookgirl 8 years
I can't choose, I love both.
bookgirl 8 years
I can't choose, I love both.
JustMe21 8 years
I don't wear either or...does this make me less of a woman? ;-)
crazygirl93 8 years
Both, dresses are so easy to wear but you can use skirts more with different separates...
pinupsweetheart 8 years
I love both!
pinupsweetheart 8 years
I love both!
Lala77 8 years
def both for me , can't choose :)
sumnboutme 8 years
I'm in my dress phase right now...but I love both..
swwonder 8 years
I'm not choosing. :raspberry:
amandaaa 8 years
dress because they're so simple and easy and don't require a lot of work or maintenence...like when the skirt goes up your hips when you walk and then have to pull them down, especially when you sit. unless the skirt is long, duh.
shini 8 years
love dresses but don't have enough of them!!!
AutumnWind 8 years
I love both, but prefer skirts.
vmruby 8 years
Both..... but dresses more
vmruby 8 years
Both..... but dresses more
Nuska_kosya07 8 years
I love skirts a lot ! They are a great choice for any types of events and they are just easier to wear this summer !
auddie 8 years
All about dresses in the summer, they are much more comfortable, and cooler than shorts and tanks. I love skirts though, and I have way too many that would be cute for work, alas my office is super casual and I would look overdressed.
partysugar 8 years
Right now I'm all about dresses.
LaLaLaurie06 8 years
I have trouble finding both that flatter my shape. But more success with dresses thanks to the only store that has anything I like: Ann Taylor Loft. lol
baltimoregal 8 years
Skirts are so versatile! Then mix 'em up with cute tops... Go from day look to night look in seconds!
metamonkey 8 years
I love dresses, they're so easy to make a great outfit with.


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|Reviews for Collateral Damage
| sarahexox chapter 9 . 7/1/2012
Only just found this and WOW. Go talk to Hart please?
I love this
| Gabsmum chapter 9 . 6/20/2012
I am really enjoying this story.. am hoping you continue to write more.
I am really liking how you are playing Booth and Bones.. I am quite happy with how you are portraying them, very close to the characters we see on screen well done!
Looking forward to more chapters!
| Dee47 chapter 9 . 6/16/2012
Good grief, I love this story SO much! Keep hoping for an alert announcing a new chapter every day! :)
| LondonLi chapter 9 . 6/12/2012
I'm so glad she told him! I wish he acted a little more excited, but I think it was a slight challenged for him to go from hunter mode to daddy mode. I'm glad he's regaining perspective, but I don't think he'll be given the choice to bring Broadsky in. Thanks so much for always updating!
| ExcellentDriver chapter 9 . 6/12/2012
Oh well. Why do I have the feeling Broadsky is coming back and his next target might be poor Brennan?
Booth would certainly freak.
I love this story!
| Alicia9876 chapter 9 . 6/12/2012
This is fantastic! Just found it today. I can't wait for more! Awesome!
| Ciza chapter 9 . 6/12/2012
OMG!, for a moment I thought Booth was going to react bad, but I love him after all! :D
| FaithinBones chapter 9 . 6/12/2012
I loved their conversation. It was so them.
| long beach state chapter 8 . 6/5/2012
You are obviously more awesome then hart hanson because chapter 9 will be up in a jiffy. Thanks.
| long beach state chapter 7 . 6/5/2012
You have to tell him Bones!
| long beach state chapter 6 . 6/5/2012
You are awesome! Love how in character everyone is.
| LondonLi chapter 8 . 6/4/2012
Yes, cruel, but very them! I like how she's gotten her priorities shifted and is determined to make Booth realize how their lives have changed. Thanks for the update!
| maneu chapter 8 . 6/4/2012
The cliffhanger is really cruel ;-) Like your story very much - waiting for the next chapter.
| threesquares chapter 8 . 6/4/2012
Mostly written? YES! This is a cliffhanger! I really like this story and the way you are writing it. I like that the going isn't always easy and that they are working hard to figure everything out. Great work and great chapter! Michele
| Dee47 chapter 8 . 6/4/2012
Seriously? You stop there? ;) Having another chapter of this story just made my Monday! Hoping Ch. 9 is very, very close!

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Freeman H.S., exceptional education
Lourie Sledd feels fortunate to be among a group of special exceptional education teachers in Henrico County.
But the parents of the students she's taught feel fortunate that she's been looking out for their children.
Sledd has spent her entire teaching career – more than two decades – in Henrico. She was inspired to work with intellectually disabled students by her sister, who taught such students in Henrico and Richmond before becoming a guidance counselor at Cosby High School in Chesterfield, where she works today.
Sledd landed at Freeman when it began its full-time program for intellectually disabled students 10 years ago.
Students in the program suffer from a range of disabilities, so she works to find ways to reach each one effectively. The program combines core academics with vocational and life skills. Some of her students also take mainstream elective courses at the school.
"Without Lourie's leadership," one nominator wrote, "the students in her class would be very isolated. Instead, they are part of the fabric of Freeman -- young people who attend plays, football games, talent shows; young people who have jobs all over the school and in the community; young people who have the opportunity to make connections with their peers and teachers all day long."
That, according to Sledd, is her goal every day.
"My kids, I just see them every day walking through the door, and I think about the obstacles they must face before they walk through that door," Sledd said. "Their bravery, all the challenges they face just keep me going."
But she's adamant that what she does is no more significant that what dozens of others of teachers in the county do.
"I am only one of 100 exceptional ed teachers who should get this [recognition], and I really mean this," she said. "I know many special ed teachers who work late every day and then work all weekend."
Sledd helped create the Career Pathways Club at Freeman, a program that allows mainstream and disabled students to work side by side selling spirit items in school and at sporting events while developing real-world business skills at the same time. She also is heavily invested in the all-star basketball league, which matches teams of disabled students from county high schools against each other in weekly basketball games.
To Sledd, the most visible change during her time as an educator has been the way that mainstream students have accepted and welcomed special education students into their lives. At Freeman, one of her students even was crowned homecoming king.
"That's what they want more than anything, is friends," Sledd said. "They're just part of the gang now."
Students with certain intellectual disabilities are permitted to stay in high school until the age of 22.
As a result, Sledd has taught some students for as long as seven years. She considers the best part of her job to be the realization that she's helped her students thrive in school – and in life.
"They come in as immature teenagers and leave as young adults," she said. "It's very fulfilling knowing that you helped them along the way. Many of them will get jobs, be productive citizens and hopefully lead happy lives. Being part of that is very special.
"They're just amazing kids. I get strength from them."
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In JAKE 2.0, tech support worker Jake Foley (Christopher Gorham) is accidentally infested by a batch of experimental nanites -- microscopic machines -- that give him super strength and the ability to control electronic circuits mentally (which he uses to hack into computers and send text messages with his mind). Once upgraded, Jake is quickly promoted from his job as a National Security Agency tech-support lackey to a field agent, where he starts serving his country as a super spy. But even though Jake has some interesting new abilities, he's still a bit of a geek -- super-strong, yes, but still awkward around women and sometimes lacking in good judgment.
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Shpuld have been the old logo what it was when they won them,hate the old logo's myself,have'nt and wont buy anything at all with them on it.
Shpuld have been the old logo what it was when they won them,hate the old logo's myself,have'nt and wont buy anything at all with them on it.
Crap, it's all sold out. Even the one that didn't say sold, it says it once you check out.
Thanks for the heads up anyway, Daytona, that was pretty cool.
Yeah even though I like the old logo and all,still nice of you to let everyone know about them man,thanks alot !
If anyone was lucky enough to purchase any of the jackets in XL and doesn't want it for any reason, I'll gladly pay twice what you paid
i wouldnt be caught dead in suede
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for the love of god get a real freaking mike already!!!
Was anyone going to wear fleece down here anyway? That's like a deathwish.
Joe Philbin says, "Jim Turner was a great coach. He made sure shoes were tied at all times and that no gum wrappers touched the field."
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Would Q allow humanity or federation to be dstroyed?
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^Again, I'm not making a black-and-white, all-or-nothing point here. I'm saying it's a matter of degree. We'd try to protect our pets, but wouldn't be likely to, say, risk our own lives to save a pet goldfish, or spend thousands of dollars on a kidney transplant for a sick bunny. There comes a point where most of us would put our pets to sleep and move on rather than go to the kind of extraordinary lengths we'd go to for a sick human.
By the same token, while there are certainly circumstances wherein Q would help Picard or humanity, there are probably limits on how far he'd go. He's seen countless species live out their lives and go extinct; to him, it'd be part of the natural order of things. So there are probably circumstances where he'd consider "putting us to sleep" to be the most humane option, where his focus would be on easing humanity's inevitable end rather than keeping us alive indefinitely.
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Really nice one
Nice to see the girl finishing the job for once in these vids.
bella e brava........
She is hot, but sounds like a retarded elephant or something...
Shes rough as fuck
Wish it was me with a mouth load of CUM
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Oooo she actually finishes him off instead of him jerking off! Good!!! :-)
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The Opposable, Not Disposable Thumb
Sat in the corner, eating a Christmas pie;
He put in his thumb, and pulled out a plum...
Just to take our minds off the train wreck that the 2010 season has become, I'm going to tangent into just what made Aramis Ramirez so miserable this year. His left thumb injury (diagnosed as a deep bone bruise) may or not have been related to his season long slump or it just may have prevented him from coming out of it as the weather warmed up. He's been 'missing', even when present for most of 2010 which is somewhat different than his absence last season, starting on May 9th, 2009 from what happened at a similar point in the season, when he dislocated his left shoulder diving for a ball on May 8th in Milwaukee.
From a Gordon Wittenmeyer, Sun-Times article:
Ramirez, mired in a two-month slump, first hurt the hand on a swing-and-miss May 9 in Cincinnati. When it got worse two weeks later, the Cubs considered putting him on the DL, ''but I didn't want to do it because I thought I was good enough to play,'' said Ramirez, who got a cortisone shot instead. Manipulating his bat handle to take pressure off the top of the left hand also didn't work because it was uncomfortable, he said.
''This is the right time to do it. This is the right thing to do,'' he said.
He'll be eligible to return June 23 in Seattle, but a return then is anything but certain considering the down time that'll require before he is even allowed to resume normal baseball activities.
Supposedly, his injury was a deep bone bruise. I have not read any reports about an injured ligament. He has tried to play through the soreness but his thumb kept getting re-traumatized from his attempts at hitting. He didn't want to go on the DL until it was clear he couldn't shake the injury.
This does remind me of the way the Cubs handled Soriano's knee problems last year. Supposedly Soriano's knee was injured around April 22nd but he/they kept playing him with an injury that wasn't dramatic enough to take him out of the lineup. It took months of underperformance compared to his career stats (.241/.303/.423/.726 vs. .278/.327/ .511/.838) to finally acknowledge it was his knee that was the problem. Maybe they learned something, since it took only a month of struggling with this Ramirez injury before he hit the DL vs. Soriano's 4 month struggle. I believe that some of these situations develop because a team can not put a player on the DL unless he agrees or the team gets the medical staff to document that it's not medically advisable for a player to be on the field. Hockey-like warrior mentality doesn't seem to work in modern baseball, at least not as far as the Cubs are concerned.
The opposable thumb may have been, regarding humanity, the single most important evolutionary development.
When the hands developed dexterity advantages, that freed the front limbs from four limb gait. The opposable thumb literally gripped the development of tools, hence civilization and...dare I ultimately conclude, Baseball.
An animal species is said to have opposable thumbs if the thumb is capable of bending in such a way that it can touch all the other digits on the hand. Most species do not have opposable thumbs. Opposable thumbs are a signature feature of the primate family, and played a large role in the ancient humans' invention and use of tools.
Thumb anatomy is unique when using comparative anatomy to the other fingers and certainly the human big toe. The thumb can be rotated (opposed) from around 50 degrees at rest to as much as 110 degrees of rotation when in a position of opposition against the other digits.
There are unique sets of muscles and tendons (abductor, adductor, flexor, opponens and interosseus of the thumb) that accomplish thumb opposition. This is a complex of movements that include what is called pronation, radial deviation and adduction/abduction and specific muscles match the individual movements required. The bones at the base of the thumb (first metacarpal, trapezoid and trapezium and proximal to them, the carpal navicular/scaphoid bone) have developed to accomplish this opposible movement and the type of joint is called a sellar joint.
Thumb functions include pinch and grasp but the rotation that opposition creates makes it possible to make grip have advanced functionality. There are three types of pinch grips, key (digit side by side, as in holding a key), tip (the end of the digit, where opposition is possible) and palmar pinch (thumbless grasp).Two aspects of grip help hold a baseball bat, span grip and power grip.
There are many common injuries around the thumb. A bone bruise is just what the term sounds like, it's not a fracture but the injury to the bone involves damaged bone cells without structural disruption. A fracture implies there is a definable structural crack/disruption that bridges one of the bones of the thumb (first metacarpal, proximal and distal phalanx). There are many fracture patterns and if a fracture involves an adjacent joint (CMC, MCP or IP joints), it usually is a more serious problem. If an X-Ray shows a fracture, an MRI isn't often needed but when the X-Ray is normal an MRI can be very helpful. Nowadays, MRI imaging can see signal changes in a bone and adjacent soft tissues (ligaments, joint capsule and tendons) that indicate there is damage to the bone and/or soft tissues. Even a bone bruise sets off a healing reaction until the bone structure returns to normal, essentially a "fracture-lite", but still painful and can last many weeks. Other significant thumb injuries involve soft tissue damage. One well known injury is called Gamekeepers Thumb. It involves a torn or stretched ulnar collateral ligament of the metacarpal-phalangeal joint or MCP joint (at the base of the web space, the thumb equivalent of the Tommy John elbow injury). This can be treated conservatively unless the ligament is fully torn or significantly stretched so that the thumb pinch activities become painful. There are surgical repair/reconstruction options when that situation is diagnosed (watch out if you are squeemish, this link is a surgical video).
So when one compares small joint/bone injuries to big joints, Aramis Ramirez has got them covered. If his thumb becomes a lingering problem, the sellar joint of his thumb just might be a major cause of the Cubs entering a seller market.
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Jack Horner is missing a finger. Clearly a highly touted Cub prospect waiting a call up from Iowa.
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"The opposable thumb may have been, regarding humanity, the single most important evolutionary development."
That was one thing that pissed me off about the movie District 9. The aliens had claws. How the hell do you build stuff if you have claws? Even if they found a way, I bet they were lousy baseball players.
Sunday night losing lineup
@CarrieMuskat: #Cubs lineup Sun nite is 2b riot, rf colvin, cf byrd, 1b lee, lf sori, 3b tracy, c hill, ss castro, p lilly
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webcam, streets look wet (4:15pm) but no umbrellas
WGN weather says thunderstorms...
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well if you can't beat 'em...eh, postpone the game?
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CarrieMuskat: #Cubs manager Lou Piniella says time is right to have Tyler Colvin play and "we want to see this kid in the lineup more."
...who is "we", Lou and Stoney?
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he's been saying that for 2 months now...
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That maybe true Rob, but come on, let me get this straight. Steve Stone comes out and BLASTS Lou for not playing Colvin. Lou blasts right back, essentially saying Stoney has no idea what he's talking about because he's never managed. Lou then proceeds THE NEXT DAY to start Colvin and talk about how Colvin is going to see some more pt because he's earned it.... Somewhere Steve Stone is laughing to himself, and I don't blame him.
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again... lou has been saying this for 2 months. one game does not make a trend.
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Ya easy for Lou to say on a day it looks like they may get rained out.
Buster Olney polled the players
Ironic...By a wide margin MLB players say Jim Joyce is the best Ump.
The worst? C.B. Bucknor and Joe "the hook" West.
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they were talking about it on XM radio and it was something like Joe West just has a huge attitude and a jerk, but Bucknor tries hard and is nice and all, but he's just a terrible ump.
I'm not sure which is worse...
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Aaron Heilman gets one step closer to being the Dbacks closer as Qualls blows another save.
Jake Fox DFA'd.
Relive the humor of the comments the day he was traded.
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That shit's funny.
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With all that was going on with Fox and Miles, my only comment in the whole post was about how Chad Gaudin's wife or girlfriend was smuggling midgets! DOH!!
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Your legacy will not be forgotten
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How much does ESPN wish they had flex scheduling and could have picked the Nats/Indians game for tonight?
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Lou get canned tomorrow on an off-day if Cubs get swept?
even if they win?
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Not in your wildest dreams. That said, I too am beginning to believe it's time. I tell you what though, I'd just as soon see Lee, Sori and Fuk gone in July and dust off my 'Wait Till Next Year' T-shirt...(and actually, throw in Z while I'm rebuilding, I'm sick of head cases).
Actually trying to think about the Lou thing for a minute. IF the Rickettses are such huge fans of the game, they no doubt have seen and heard the unwritten rule about managers, that if you fire one sometime mid-season the team often goes on a miraculous tear. That'd also be a lot quicker and easier (although more expensive) than trading the guys I listed above (if that'd even be possible, which it may not).
Makes me wonder just how safe Lou's job may (or may not) be right now.......
(Does anyone have Eric Wedge's number? Or does Ryno take over mid season? They don't go with Trammel, do they??)
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Rob, I don't know if you have the game on, but Jon Miller is making wanna go all MB on his ass...
So That Happened...
what a game...
what near-Cubbery....
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That was a excellent game.
As we get closer to deadline could the cubs ask Lilly about
extension before they try to trade him.
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Lilly scares me a lot. I don't really understand how he's pitched well the last year or so. Seems to have lost a lot of velocity, and the changeup and curve don't impress me as much either. They'd be better off just seeing what they can get, I think, and being happy that they managed to have him under contract for the best years of his career.
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Hendry should be on the phone tomorrow trying to trade Lilly. Especially since Jimbo doesn't seem to understand the arbitration/draft pick thing very well. He could try 1-800-RANGERS. I live in Austin, TX and also follow the Rangers in passing. They really need some pitching, surprise, Harden is on the DL and isn't really fitting into the Nolan Ryan mantra of pitching deep into games.
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What was impressive to me is that the Cubs won despite poor base running, several defensive miscues, Russell leaving due to injury, Arrieta having an off game and getting knocked out early, and Rondon giving up 2 runs in the 9th. If they can win a game like that...
I was there too. The crowd was absolutely electric. People were standing for every big and semi-big moment, from the first inning on. It felt incredibly strange and exhilarating to see the Cubs (the Chicago bleepin' Cubs!) score playoff insurance runs on the Cardinals. What a game. One to remember.
14 in attendance. What's the record for attendance in the fall? I guess I should ask what the record attendance listed is in one of your recaps.
I was there too, with my grown son. This is my miracle year-- I rose to the top of the season ticket list after eight years, completely unexpectedly, and my wonderful wife agreed to put the ticket fee on the emergency credit card. The whole point of course was that the Cubs were going to be good this year, and then for a while, so to get season tickets with the guaranteed shot at the postseason was incredible timing. We got to the remote lot at 4:10 after stopping at Nhu Lan for our usual banh mi sandwiches, only to find the lot full, way earlier than normal.
Wrigley was electric tonite
Not many card fans
Video board was great, they played "there goes my hero" by foos over ryno highlights before he came out. Spectacular
Good times hopefully they win tomorrow but think Lester will beat poopy pants on Wednesday.
Happy 4th anniversary of Theo's signing
Go Cubs !
Yeah. "Goodbye!" is a lame HR call.
I miss Len and JD -- although, driving home from a friend's, WBBM played all 6 HR calls in a row -- and Len got to call the Bryant/Rizzo back-to-back. Very fun.
Lackey has been a beast against us. His stats on 3 days rest, however, not as nice. There is plenty of hope.
And, no dreadlocks grown yet.
Captain Obvious Strikes Again!!!
Amen, brother.
In the wild card game he mentioned that aram started with the Pirates, then played for the Brewers, and now he's back with the Pirates. Uhhhh, missed a step there, guy.
i like ron darling the person, the interview, and the studio desk guy...but him calling a game can lead to some really stupid stuff coming out of his mouth.
If you think these announcers are bad ,the ones doing the Mets vs Dodgers (Ron Darling ,Cal Ripken and someone else)
are worse they did the wildcard game I never knew Joe Jackson and Derrick Fowler played for the Cubs this year you
would think there would be research by them.
Soler's OPS in the NLDS? 3.750.
...and HRs are good.


text: Munfordville, Kentucky's Civil War Heritage – Nov. '96 America's Civil War Feature HistoryNet Staff 9/23/1996 5 Comments Munfordville, Kentucky, proudly preserves its Civil War heritage–including, some say, a wartime ghost. By Darleen Francisco Visitors to Munfordville, a small town in central Kentucky about 70 miles south of Louis-ville, are in for a pleasant surprise. The Hart County village is living proof that, as the old saying goes, "Looks can be deceiving." For the events that took place in the sleepy little town in 1862 were perhaps more decisive than previously has been thought. Certainly, they were quite dramatic–some might even say haunting. As most armchair historians know, when the Civil War began, Kentucky had chosen a position of "armed neutrality." But it still contained strong loyalists for both the North and the South, and a Confederate Kentucky would have thrown open the entire southern frontier of the Ohio River–including portions of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois–where 2,600,000 persons had deep sentimental attachments to the South. At the beginning of the war, President Abraham Lincoln, himself a native Kentuckian, was quoted as saying that "I think to lose Kentucky is nearly the same as to lose the whole game." His emphasis on the importance of Kentucky was not misplaced, because the state was the most crucial of the border states. The Confederate lines of defense extended from Columbus through Munfordville to the Cumberland Gap, with the Confederate headquarters located at Bowling Green. If the Confederates could control Kentucky, they would also control the principal avenues–waterways and railways–for invading and waging war in the central United States. The Green River Bridge in Munfordville was a vital bridge for both armies to control. In early October 1861, Confederate General Albert Sidney Johnston gave a Munfordville native, Brig. Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner, a direct order to destroy the bridge in order to prevent Union forces from attacking Bowling Green. Knowing that the bridge had been built in part by local people, Buckner protested vehemently, but to no avail. John W. Key and his sons, also residents of Munfordville, had originally been the chief stonemasons for the bridge, and, ironically, it was these same men who placed the explosive charges beneath the southernmost piers. The charge was detonated, and the Keys watched glumly as two spans of the bridge dropped, extensively damaging their masterpiece. In December 1861, Union-leaning workers arrived to repair the bridge, but on December 17, a short, intensive battle was fought, known as the Battle of Rowlett's Station. After the battle and the temporary repair of the bridge, Union Brig. Gens. Alexander McCook and James S. Negley arrived to protect the Green River Bridge from further Rebel attacks. McCook quickly ordered the construction of what was to be a five-point fort about 800 yards east of the bridge, to be named Fort Craig. A rifle trench surrounded the work, and to protect the Louisville & Nashville Railroad tracks and bridge against further attacks, he had a stockade of heavy logs and banked earth erected at the south end of the bridge. This would ensure that Union forces had acontinuous line of communication between their forces in the South and their base at Louisville. Before the task was completed, however, McCook was ordered to leave, and the job passed to Colonel John T. Wilder. Although he was not a professional soldier and lacked military training and experience, Wilder was determined to devote all his efforts to maintaining and holding the all-important railroad. He strengthened the wooden and earthen stockades and constructed the star-shaped earthen fort that is still visible today. On September 15, 1862, news of Confederate General Braxton Bragg's invasion of Kentucky reached Munfordville, and the town was thrown into a state of turmoil. The next day, Bragg moved his entire force of 30,000 men into the area and prepared to capture the Union position. Wilder was a very conscientious, intelligent man. He began to suspect that his troops were no match for Bragg's superior forces, and he arrived at an unorthodoxsolution when asked to surrender. Knowing that General Buckner was commandinga division of Bragg's forces, and believing him to be an honorable man, Wilder went into the Confederate camp under a flag of truce to ask Buckner's advice, one gentleman to another. When the two men met, Buckner at first protested, telling Wilder that "wars are not fought this way." Yet the more the bewildered Kentuckian contemplated it, the more irresistible he found the idea, and he personally escorted Wilder on a tour of the Confederate lines. Seeing that Bragg's forces were just as they had been reported, Wilder surrendered the garrison at 6 a.m. on September 17. These events are but a few of the many fascinating occurrences that took place in Munfordville during the war. Dashing young cavalry captain John Hunt Morgan was first sworn into the Confederate Army on the steps of a church in Munfordville that is still standing, and the home of Union General Thomas J. Wood sits gracefully tucked away, surrounded by trees. Wood and Simon Buckner played along the banks of the Green River as boyhood friends, and Buckner stayed at the Wood home on many occasions. When the Civil War began, Buckner cast his lot with the Confederacy, while Wood remained loyal to the Union. After the war, the two resumed their friendship, despite the fact that they had commanded troops that were pitted against one another at Chickamauga and other battlefields. In 1994, the Wood house was the focal point for an intriguing episode. The Hart County News Herald had previously reported that the county attorney who had his offices in the house had implied that it was haunted. When Munfordville held its annual Civil War Days in September 1994, a young girl dressed in period costume had her picture taken behind the Wood house. The temperature that day was reported to have been in the high 80s, yet the girl noticed several spots that felt "icy-cold" to her–so cold, in fact, that it made her uncomfortable, despite the heat. When the photos were later developed, the man who shot them noticed three small clouds of fog close to the ground, exactly where the girl said she had felt the cold spots. The photographer stated that there were no flaws of any kind on any otherpictures in that roll of film. An author writing about the episode concluded that "if there truly are ghosts in the house, perhaps they looked out and saw what they perceived as familiar figures, dressed in a way they had known." While in Munfordville, visitors can tour the Hart County Museum, which houses a genealogy department and local artifacts of the period, as well as the Old Munfordville Inn and other area attractions. Plans are in the works to use a federal grant to restore local Civil War sites and, with the generous cooperation of three area landowners, to renovate one of the homes overlooking the battlefield to use as a visitor's center and a bed-and-breakfast inn. Leaders hope to construct walkways over Fort Craig and across the battlefield, ending at the large granite monument to Confederate Colonel Robert Smith, which is near the railroad bridge. Each September, Munfordvillians host annual re-enactments of the battles there. Among recent events were period concerts, movie screenings, a silent auction, a quilt show, children's games, artillery night-firing, a parade, an authentic Civil War encampment, and other history-related activities. For more information about annual events held in the area, telephone the Hart County Historical Society (502-524-0101) and speak with Mary Branstetter. 5 Responses Gordon Roberts 11/9/2009 I am trying to access the article "Commands" in the November 2001 edition of America's Civil War, but your search engine will not bring it up. (I am looking for more detailed information on the Battle of Rowlett's Station, in which Terry's Texas Rangers participated.) Thank you Reply GeraldS 11/9/2009 Not all of our articles are available online, Gordon. You might check with our online store to see if it has copies of this issue available, http://www.historynetshop.com/back-issues.html Reply Cindy Wolcott 6/11/2010 I have a uncompleted document from the National arcives in Washington on my great great uncle Charles Larowe ,it only gives a small amount of information. I am looking for records of his time in a civil war prisoner of war camp. The information I have on this doucment is. MEMORANDUM FROM PRISONER OF WAR RECORDS. Larowe, Charles other names Lams, Laine, Lauce, Larue, Chas, rank P, ,no. of Reg. 89, State Ind., Co. F, Records of Ex., Vol. 2, page 211, molaterecord, paroled at Mumfordville, KY Sept. 17, 1862, legs fulough, E, 3.599 Copied by E.C.C. is there any place you can recomment I look for more information. Thank you for your time Reply Baptists and the American Civil War: October 27, 1861 | Baptists and the American Civil War: In Their Own Words 10/27/2011 […] including photo (link); "Munfordville, Kentucky's Civil War Heritage" (link); "Lexington Rifles" (link) and (link), including photo; Minutes, Green River Baptist […] Reply John Dunn 10/4/2014 The Confederate officer,Col Robert A Smith, has a memorial stone in the Dean Cemetery in Edinburgh, Scotland a few yards from my home. The stone inscription says he died as he led the charge in the Confederate attack on Fort Craig during the battle of Munfordville. It does not say whether Col Smith was buried on the battlefield (I know there is a large memorial stone erected by his brother at Munfordville), or whether his body is in the Dean Cemetary. The cemetery is an official War Cemetery and has many visitors – there are always two or three Confederate flags on the Colonel's memorial. I'm hoping someone can provide this information Very many thanks. John Dunn Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. Name* Email* Website Comment


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Author has written 8 stories for Lord of the Flies.
Bonjour mon herbe fleurs,
I am the rider of the slash dragon, known only by the name Lucinda.
Some of my favourite slashings are:
Merthur - Merlin/Arthur (Merlin)
Johnlock - Sherlock/John (BBC!verse)
Merwaine - Merlin/Gwaine (Merlin)
Jalph - Jack/Ralph (Lord of the flies)
Rimon - Simon/Roger (Lord of the flies)
Stary - Stan/Gary (South Park)
Bunny - Kenny/Butters (South Park)
Dip - Pip/Damien (South Park)
Creek - Craig/Tweek (South Park)
Thranduilbo - Thranduil/Bilbo (The Hobbit)
Lili - Legolas/Kili
Borolas - Boromir/Legolas
Thelrond - Thranduil/Elrond
Lumil - Lindir/Rumil
Glorestor - Glorfindel/Erestor
And many, many more.
Here be some random copy and paste
This is the thing where you pick 12 characters and answer questions. Let the randomness commence!
Let's keep it Hobbit/LOTR
1. Bilbo
2. Kili
3. Legolas
4. Thorin
5. Thranduil
6. Elrond
7. Lindir
8. Aragorn
9. Boromir
10. Sauron
11. Fili
12. Rumil
1) You're out on a night out with 8 when you're savagely and drunkenly attacked by 2. What does 8 do?
Gets the fuck out of there for drunk dwarves are frightening
2) What would happen if 9 got 5 pregnant?
It would be pretty damn awkward.
3) 6 and 11 go to a strip club. What happens?
Fili knocks back a dry martini while watching Elrond make out with Thranduil, too drunk to realise they are not lesbians like he thinks they are.
4) 7 and 12 are making out when 4 walks in. What's 4's reaction?
Heads right back the way he came, muttering something about stupid hot elves.
5) 10 falls in love with 3. 1 is jealous, what happens?
He informs Thranduil that his baby boy is in danger of becoming prey to the Dark Lord. Shit goes down.
6) 4 pulls up beside you, and offers you a lift. Will you take it?
Aint nobody got time for that
7) Why is 6 afraid of 7?
Because 7 ate 9 (hehehe, get it?)
8) 10 is getting ready to marry 5, when 9 runs in to stop the ceremony. What is 9's reason?
I don't think I need to explain...
9) Give a title of a romance movie about 3 and 12.
"Beauty and the Blonde."
10) Fill in the blanks: "(1) and (9) are in a happy relationship, until (9) runs off with (2). (1), brokenhearted, has a one-night stand with (11) and a brief unhappy affair with (4), then follows the wise advice of (6) and finds true love with (5)"
Bilbo and Boromir are in a happy relationship until Boromir runs off with Kili (the pervert -_-). Bilbo, brokenhearted, has a one-night stand with Fili (now that is a weird ship!) and a brief unhappy affair with Thorin, then follows the wise advice of Elrond and finds true love with Thranduil. And all was well in Middle-Earth.
You love hoodies.
TOTAL: 14 (Hmmm)
If you have ever had a crush on a fictional character, copy and paste this on your profile and add your penname and the name(s) of the characters you have crushed on: Lucyinthesky1996 - Sherlock Holmes and John Watson (BBC SHERLOCK) Merlin, Arthur, Gwaine (MERLIN) Jack, Ralph, Simon and Roger (LORD OF THE FLIES)


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Penang Assam Laksa, Gurney Drive Assam Laksa (Malaysia)
Singapore has its own version of laksa, but Penang is also of laksa fame with its sour, spicy flavors. Singaporean Katong laksa uses coconut milk, lending a richer broth, whereas Penang laksa has a clearer broth made of mackerel stewed in tamarind, lemongrass, chili, and fermented shrimp paste. Gurney Drive Assam Laksa is a family-run operation that has used their grandmother's recipe for the past three generations.
Pork sandwich, Meyers Køkken (Denmark)
From Copenhagen, Claus Meyer, the co-founder of Noma and TV host of 'Meyer's Kitchen,' brought the Nordic version of a pork sandwich. The team brought their own rye flour for the bread from Denmark, along with a cache of housemade vinegars and oils.
Pork at Meyers Køkken
For the Danish version of what constitutes as street food, Meyers' sandwich was packed with locally sourced roast pork, apples, blackcurrant sauerkraut, pork rinds, and mustard seeds.
The People's Pig
From Portland, a second stall sat at the opposite end from Meyers Køkken, serving their interpretation of a pork sandwich. Using what was locally provided, the People's Pig's sandwich was made of fat slices pork roast, arugula, chopped chili, and a smear of fennel seed and garlic paste between ciabatta slices.
The People's Pig
Portland native Tyler Hauptman, who was serving at the People's Pig that day, did admit that the overall sandwich was different in Singapore since the cart didn't have access to their usual produce and baker.
Chicken 65 at Abishek (India)
One of the most unassuming stalls at WSFC, this is India's deep-fried chicken. Narayan Swamy started selling this dish about twelve years ago after his stint as an assistant cook at a local hotel.The spicy, crisp chicken was seasoned with ginger, cayenne and mustard, and some of our best-spent three bucks.
Kerak Telor
Made with eggs, glutinous rice, serundeng (fried shredded coconut) and fried shallots, the resulting dish is a fluffy omelette-like disc with light, smoky flavors.
Tostadas at La Guerrerense (Mexico)
One of the liveliest stalls despite the thin crowd and thick humidity was the mother-daughter team behind La Guerrernse's seafood tostadas. Known for their flawless tostadas and fresh, colorful ceviches and salsas, Singaporeans could finally see why Bourdain proclaimed La Guerrense as one of his favorite street food stalls, ever.
La Guerrerense
The mother-daughter team behind La Guerrerense strike a pose.
Banh Xeo at Phan Rang 38
This eggy "sizzling pancake" was stuffed with fresh seafood and bean sprouts, and cooked to a golden crisp.
Banh Khot and Banh Xeo at Phan Rang 38
The finished products were served simply with fish sauce and lettuce.
Nam Bo's Chuoi Nuong (Vietnam)
This gooey dessert was particularly hard to pass up, as it was located at the entrance to the Jamboree. Choi nuong is made from glutinous rice and coconut milk wrapped around a sweet banana, then toasted in a banana leaf over charcoal fire until it crisps on the outside.
Kue Pancong (Indonesia)
Made with a specific pan with half circular molds, the snack is simply made of coconut, rice flour, coconut milk, salt, and generous sprinkles of granulated sugar.
Kue Pancong
Savory yet sweet from the crisp, toasted coating and creamy filling, this warm, comforting snack has an addictive quality to it. I even took an extra order of these to go, bringing home the treats for a second helping later in the night.


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Wake up to the ocean at your door at this Jebel Dhanna hotel, which is set on its own private beach. Regional attractions also include Sir Bani Yas Island Pier and Arabian Wildlife Park.
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At Dhafra Beach Hotel, relax by an outdoor pool or hit the private beach where you can enjoy surfing/boogie boarding.
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All 98 rooms boast deep soaking tubs and offer free WiFi and 24-hour room service. Free wired Internet and refrigerators are standard, as are plasma TVs with satellite channels.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Simply step outside to unwind on the hotel's beach. Summer fun is a breeze at Dhafra Beach Hotel with activities like surfing/boogie boarding, scuba diving, and kayaking.
The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of hotel's 2 bars/lounges. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This beach hotel also offers a complimentary children's club, an outdoor pool, and a children's pool. Onsite self parking and valet parking are complimentary.
Dhafra Beach Hotel has designated areas for smoking.
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- Total number of rooms - 98
- Number of floors - 3
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Free long-term parking, Free self parking, Free valet parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking, Offsite parking discounted rates available
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Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6 AM and 10:30 AM.
Mayadeen Restaurant - Overlooking the garden, this restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Al Hana Bar - This bar serves light fare only. Happy hour is offered.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
A private beach, outdoor tennis courts, and a health club are featured at the hotel. An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna, a steam room, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Basketball on site
- Bicycle rentals on site
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- Motor boating on site
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- Scuba diving on site
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Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children under 12 years old stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for AED 100 per night.
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
24-hour check-in
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- Rollaway bed fee: AED 100 per night
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Knicks plan on holding onto Samuel Dalembert
Keith Schlosser, Lead WriterBy trading Tyson Chandler and Raymond Felton to the Mavericks, what the Knicks have acquired in return is an immense amount of relief, flexibility and valuable assets to utilize in the near future.
Part of that flexibility comes in the form of Samuel Dalembert's contract, which includes a team option for next season. If he were to be let go, the Knicks would owe him less than $2 million next season. Should they retain his services, however, he'd make just under $4 million.
Following the deal, waiving Dalembert would become the difference between the Knicks being able to utilize the full midlevel exception ($5 million), instead of the taxpayer mini-midlevel ($3.2 million). But as fate would have it, they'll likely choose to keep him anyway, according to reporter Marc Berman (NY Post, June 26).
According to Berman, the Knicks like Dalembert. To be fair, how could a team not see value in a contract like his? Dalembert is a respectable starting center, and has a reputation as one of the better shot-blockers in the league. Last season, he averaged 6.8 rebounds and 1.2 blocks in just 20.2 minutes per game. His career averages are a bit higher, and if he's granted more minutes, his numbers will get there and his impact will be felt.
Dalembert is an ideal center for the Knicks during this time of transition, and not simply just because of his good value. He's the type of the big man who doesn't do too much, but certainly gets the job done. What you see is what you get. Dalembert is a veteran whose reputation is well known throughout the league. He's a competitor.
In many ways, he'll provide the team with almost as much as they were given by Chandler. The former Defensive Player of the Year has been known to carry himself with a bit more energy, aggressiveness and intensity, but frankly, almost all of that was lacking for New York last season anyway.
Dalmerbert isn't as much of a fighter, nor will he be hitting the glass aiming for tip-backs quite as much. Perhaps the game comes a bit more naturally to him. Over the past three seasons, the Knicks were hoping to watch Chandler emerge as somewhat of a more formidable option on offense. That never exactly happened, so the fact that Dalembert won't make much of an impact on that side of the ball shouldn't be a concern.
Ironically enough, despite trading an all-star big man in Chandler, the Knicks can potentially remain competitive with Dalembert manning the front line. This deal had plenty to do with gaining flexibility going forward, but New York hasn't appeared to sacrifice much in player talent. Kudos to Phil Jackson.
What's more, retaining Dalembert would appear to be a smart move when considering other free agent big men as well. For all of the aforementioned reasons, the veteran would have been a reasonable target for the Knicks this summer regardless.
The Knicks won the trade with Dallas for many reasons, but Dalembert could prove to be the steal of the deal.


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History Made At The Iowa Caucus – Take That, Jake Thomas!
I read with much disapproval Jake Thomas' blog yesterday (and he's my boss, so I may be stepping on thin ice here, but damn the torpedoes). I have to respectfully disagree with his apathy!
I read with much disapproval Jake Thomas' blog yesterday (and he's my boss, so I may be stepping on thin ice here, but damn the torpedoes). I have to respectfully disagree with his apathy!
Its too early for this stuff. The true campaigning shouldn't start until June.
Shocking, huh? Herman Cain has "suspended" his bid for the presidency. He still says that he is innocent of the charges against him, but he is out. Was he a target of the media, or did he bring it on himself? Hmmm...
It's the holiday season, and I can't think of a time of year that's tougher on families than the military ones. I'm sure they would love to read stories of folks in the same boat as they are in. Well, there's a great site that I stumbled upon that needs to be shared:
That's the big question this morning. How the heck does someone have the opportunity to do that? I guess it happens like this!
Republican presidential candidate Gov. Rick Perry caused a stir the other night at a debate when he couldn't remember the third government department he would close down.
You knew talk shows like 'The Late Show with David Letterman' were going to say something about it. But it was actually Perry himself who came on to the show last night to give the 'Top Ten Rick Perry Excuses' list.
I never saw this story, did you? Was I sleeping? I guess this happened in October. The President's teleprompter was ripped off! I guess this was News While I Snoozed, but it's a funny visual!
Have you seen the slogan that the Occupy Wall Street protesters are using? They have signs that say "We Are The 99%" , meaning we are 99% of the population who make less than $506,000 a year and are being punished by the 1% that are the greediest and pay the least taxes. Where do you fall in the 99%? Let's find out:
Former President Bill Clinton is coming to Albany and will be speaking at an economic conference on Tuesday, September 27th.
I love when people have no clue they are being recorded. Especially when they are people that are ALWAYS being recorded like Vice President Joe Biden and Speaker of the House John Boehner. Before President Obama's speech on Thursday the VP and the Speaker had a nice talk about golfing.
There have been rumblings of this movement for years. I can remember a boy who Witness I'd ever known who refused to say the pledge because of religious reasons. OK, I can accept that. But this is quite another:
This is a pivotal moment right now for both the country and the Presidency. Let's face it-it's all about the money, honey-


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Back to the hotel room to enjoy the view and wine, and play a bit of crib. Tomorrow is bbq and San Antonio!
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After our 4 day road trip from Chicago to Durango, we slept in our own bed for 1 night and then off to Austin.
Had an awesome time in Austin with Erik, Hana and the kids. They have these incredible vocabularies for such small kids. Cracks me up! Martha got to go with us. At 92 she is still on the move. This picture shows 4 generations of the Lough family. ...
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... We stopped at an amazing, cheap pizza place and had a huge slice for only $4! We had talked about getting a tattoo to commemorate travelling and decided Austin was the place to do it! We researched a good tattoo parlour on the internet and found one called 'Triple Crown'. It had really good references and after calling to check the availability, we made our way there. The woman who served us was called Annie and she was so nice! Literally so professional and ...
Christmas Eve in Austin
... of our stuff and drove the six km to downtown Austin where we parked and walked around the great, in size not necessarily in looks, State Capitol building with a dome bigger than the one in Washington DC. It wasn't open though so it had to suffice to circumnavigate it and admire various statues in the park surrounding it. Some weird Christians around. No whops open but we found a nice bar with an outside patio where we had a drink each. ...
Gotham City
... log in the middle of the woods! ART. I love art.
Further down the Green Belt, I met a lovely older lady from Washington who told me of the Hoh Rainforest and Ruby Beach among other places to visit.
Blues on the Green.
I met up with Luke and we began preparations for the final "Blues on the Green" (B on the G) of the summer. We parked near the high school and began our journey towards Zilker Park. We bobbed and weaved through the traffic across ...
Other places to stay in Austin
La Quinta Inn Austin OltorfEast Riverside - Oltorf, Austin | 2 star motelfrom $77
La Quinta Inn Austin University AreaNorth Loop, Austin | 2 star motelfrom $63
Austin Suites HotelHeritage Hills - Windsor Hills, Austin | Motelfrom $61
La Quinta Inn & Suites Austin NorthSt. Johns - Coronado Hills, Austin | 2 star motelfrom $94
Super 8 Austin NorthHeritage Hills - Windsor Hills, Austin | 2 star motelfrom $52
Motel 6 Austin - MidtownSt. Johns - Coronado Hills, Austin | 2 star motelfrom $45
Quality Inn & Suites Austin AirportGlenbrook, Austin | 2 star motelfrom $105
Best Value Inn Austin SouthParker Lane, Austin | 1 star motelfrom $44
Studio 6 Austin MidtownSt. Johns - Coronado Hills, Austin | 1 star motelfrom $69
Days Inn Austin SouthSouth Congress, Austin | 1 star motelfrom $72
Days Inn Austin University / DowntownUpper Boggy Creek, Austin | 2 star motelfrom $70
Super 8 Austin/Dtwn/Capitol AreaEast Riverside - Oltorf, Austin | 2 star motelfrom $77
Motel 6 Austin Central - South/Univ of TexasNorth Loop, Austin | 1 star motelfrom $71
Studio 6 Austin NorthwestNorthwest Austin, Austin | 1 star motelfrom $50
Motel 6 Austin Central - NorthHeritage Hills - Windsor Hills, Austin | 1 star motelfrom $63
Econo LodgeUniversity Hills and Windsor Park, Austin | 1 star motelfrom $67
Motel 6 Austin South - AirportEast Riverside - Oltorf, Austin | 1 star motelfrom $70
Motel 6 Austin NorthHeritage Hills - Windsor Hills, Austin | 1 star motelfrom $59
Super 8 - 183 AirportEast MLK, Austin | 2 star motelfrom $84
Austin MotelGreater South River City, Austin | Motelfrom $57
- Worse Customer Service
- Excellent hotel!!
- We'll be back
Heart of Texas Motel5303 US 290 West, Austin | Motelfrom $79
Budget Lodge Of Austin9220 N I H 35 , Austin | Motelfrom $40