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- Most bookedRamada Tempe/At Arizona Mills Mall
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"Hotel was clean and close to airport very good for the price. Only complaint was front desk when checking in, Guy was rude and asked what Did i want."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, US
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"Hotel is in a good location. Restaurants and other facilities are nearby. The room was comfy, but it does have a feel of being antiquated. Also, the shower handle was lose and the room air was heavy with scent- trying to mask cigarette? odor. The granite finish in the restroom is very nice."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, US
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"I've stayed here several times over the past couple of years. They've never disappointed. They are very convenient to Tempe Town Lake & downtown Tempe (Mill Avenue) as a bonus."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, US
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"Housekeeping is gone by 4pm. We were in and out of her room and the pool until 3:30pm when we left to go to the Diamondbacks game. We did not get our room cleaned for two days because housekeeping leaves early. The free breakfast was great! Room service is very reasonably priced. A family of ..."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, US
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"Absolutely loved our stay! The staff is nice , the resort is super clean and comfortable definitely good for a younger crowd. Last but not least the rooms.....AWESOME! "
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"Really cool hotel, excellent breakfast, nice large room, clean, very comfortable bed, the location is convenient for downtown and pool and spa are nice and the staff throughout was great. Fun place to do an overnight and enjoy Phoenix "
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"Our a/c was out and one of our daughters was in the hospital at 90th and Shea. Using hotels.com, Days Inn in Scottsdale. The bathroom was different with a large sliding door instead of a regular door making it better for wheelchair access. Bed was very comfortable."
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"Our stay was awesome from beginning to end. The front desk staff was great. Tray took care of is and got us checked in quickly. We made use of the pool which was clean and did the job to keep my family cool in that Phoenix heat. TV worked great and we were able to enjoy a family movie with pizza ..."
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"Last minute trip to Tempe. Found an excellent rate online and my stay was at Red Roof Inn was great. I will stay there again when I'm in Tempe."
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"it was nice would be better if you didn't have to pay 5$ for breakfast smh"
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Planar Wideband Phased-Array Element For VHF RADAR
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AbstractFIRST RF proposes a compact, broadband, highly integrated VHF SAR antenna array which consists of several key enabling technologies demonstrated during Phase I of this program. FIRST RF took an aggressive design approach in Phase I to prove that the conformal wideband antenna array can be used in conjunction with a robust, wideband beamforming network to steer a SAR beam over the desired angular sector. FIRST RF also verified high power beamformer performance. Finally, with the support of USAF, FIRST RF was able to complete a site visit for the C-130 for installation review. FIRST RF aggressively developed working hardware during Phase I, and is ready to begin platform integration and installed testing in Phase II. The primary objective of the Phase II SBIR program is to develop a thin (low-profile) wide-band phased array element for use in low-band VHF foliage penetrating radar applications. The Phase II program will expand on the work completed in Phase I in the area of numerical modeling and antenna design. The effort will culminate in the fabrication, test, and delivery of a full scale flight-like antenna array demonstrated on a representative aircraft model.
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No more styrofoam in DC eateriesThe styrofoam ban in D.C. went into effect yesterday, January 1. Eateries are no longer permitted to purchase styrofoam for use with food. Congratulations, D.C.! That's one less source of trash reaching our local rivers.
Found styrofoam at a D.C. restaurant, food truck, or takeout place?Report it via the link below and D.C.'s Department of Energy and the Environment will contact the business about complying with the ban. (You are required to submit only the business name and address.) It's mobile friendly, too!
Report styrofoam here: http://doee.dc.gov/node/1087982
Meet the Surfrider Foundation's Environmental Director
Meet the Surfrider Foundation's Environmental Director, Pete Stauffer, at the D.C. Chapter's November meeting this Wednesday. He'll talk about current environmental initiatives around the country and specifically in the Mid-Atlantic, including proposed offshore drilling.
Hear about the chapter's other initiatives regarding the upcoming Styrofoam ban in D.C., recap of the chapter's OBX surf trip, and upcoming plastic bottle and cigarette butt campaigns.
All are welcome to attend, including non-members! We'll grab drinks and snacks after the meeting at a local watering hole.
What: D.C. Chapter's November Meeting
Where: Patagonia Georgetown, 1048 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20007 (Google Map)
When: Wednesday, November 4, 7pm
Who: All are welcome to attend, including non-members!
TONIGHT, meet Pete Stauffer, Surfrider's Environmental Director, and hear what the chapter has cooking...
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October Chapter Meeting
NEW LOCATION: Patagonia Georgetown!
It's time for the chapter's monthly meeting! All are welcome, whether you're a Surfrider member or not.
We'll be talking about the Fall OBX surf trip, DC's styrofoam ban, and activism opportunities. Come hang with your Surfrider buddies, talk waves, and grab a beer with everyone after the meeting!
Whether you're new to Surfrider or have been a member for decades, come connect with us on October 7th.
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September Chapter Meeting!
TIME CHANGE: we're now meeting at 8pm.
On Wednesday, September 2nd, join the DC Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation for updates and information about upcoming volunteer opportunities, surf trips, and ways to care for our oceans and waterways. Meeting starts at 7pm on the second floor of the Lululemon store in Georgetown. See you there!
Where: Lululemon Georgetown (Google Maps)
When: Wednesday, September 2, 8pm
Who: open to all, including non-members
Endless Summer Luau in DC
Do you surf and live in DC? There's a rare surf event happening in DC tonight, August 21.
The Surfing Heritage and Culture Center organized a Luau tonight to honor Endless Summer: https://surfingheritage.webconnex.com/SHACCNationalLuau
Lots of surf legends in attendance:
Bruce Brown, Robert August, Mike Hynson, Bob Bagley, Paul Strauch, Joey Cabell, Greg Noll, Fred Hemmings, Tom Morey (inventor of the Morey Bogey Board), PT Townend, Henry Ford, Jerricho Poppler, Mimi Munro,Bill Yerkes, Peter Pan, Dick Catri, Tony Caramanico, and Sean Slater.
Wingnut is the MC! Wingnut!
There is a silent and live auction with lots of boards and a Robert August Costa Rica Experience! Crew from Endless Summer will be on stage chatting about the movie.


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Graco Meal Time Highchair, in Roman
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Graco's Meal Time Highchair, in Roman, has the essential features you need to keep baby comfortable during mealtimes and to make those mealtimes convenient for you.
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FRUGAL TRAVELER; Hiking From Tub to Tub In Rural Northern Japan
Published: October 21, 2001
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THE next day, I did a bit better -- two onsen, including the upscale, spalike Taenoyu, which had brown, ferrous bathing water and a spectacular rock pool perched on a ledge with a view of a roaring waterfall.
Jeff had gone over my planned route with some hikers he met on the trail, seasoned fellows who'd told him that it was ''not hard.'' And so, on my third morning, I pulled on my backpack and my old leather hiking boots and hit the trail. I had six Luna bars, two Fuji apples, plenty of water and about six maps, all except the Lonely Planet one in Japanese.
The first two and a half hours, up 4,849-foot Nyuto Mountain, were tiring but not overly difficult. The trail was well marked and extremely well groomed. Markers were frequent and sometimes in English.
But when I got to the rocky, lonely summit, with its low scrub pines and whistling wind, the trail changed, abruptly. On the other side of the mountain, there were no steps and no footholds -- just lots of dry volcanic rock that crumbled and slid like ball bearings under my boots as I made my way down the slope. Slowly, gingerly, I managed to get down to the tree line.
More obstacles awaited, though. I had never hiked before in rich, powdery black volcanic soil and was unprepared for how slippery it got when even slightly damp. The trail, still unimproved, was thick with this black mud, and led downward at an alarming angle. Still proceeding gingerly, I slid once, then twice more.
Covered with black mud, I limped to the bottom of the mountain. It took four hours. I'd walked less than six miles but my knees and quadriceps were begging for mercy.
My map indicated there wasn't anything at the bottom of the mountain but an undevloped hot spring and a campsite. Luckily, it was out of date: two little ryokan and a steaming geothermal power plant now occupy the valley of Take-no-ue Onsen.
I can only imagine what the two proprietors of the Miyama-so ryokan thought when a foreigner covered in black mud knocked on their door asking for a room in atrocious Japanese. But the two women took me in, washed my clothes, dropped me into a hot tub, got me a beer and fed me dinner that night and breakfast the next morning -- all for $50.
That night, once again huddled in a futon, I realized there was a second kink in my trip plan. Hot springs tend to bubble up in the valleys, and so, hiking from onsen to onsen requires one to first climb way up, and then climb way back down. Now I understood why the Lonely Planet hikes led from north to south, rather than east to west -- they followed the ridge lines.
To get from Take-no-ue to Matsukawa, the next village on this trail, was only a six- or seven-mile hike, but I'd have to climb up and down again, this time about 2,300 feet. The very thought sent me spinning, and drifting off to sleep, I thought about abandoning my plan.
I got up early the next morning, to explore the area. Wandering down to the other ryokan in the valley, I heard the tinkling of sleigh bells. It was a Japanese hiking club getting ready to go up the hill I'd just come down, about 15 men and women in Gore-Tex gear with backpacks, hiking sticks -- and wearing bells on their belts to scare away bears.
I rushed up to them, waving my map, and pointing out my planned trail. Easy? Hard? Long? I mimed how I'd fallen the day before on the slippery slope of Nyuto Mountain. Slowly, with gestures, and finally with pen and paper, a woman in the group explained to me there was a shortcut to the next onsen. If I followed a wide mountain road for an hour, instead of the slippery trail, I could cut an hour off my hiking time.
My knees protested -- they wanted me to find a ride to the nearest train station -- but I decided to give it a go.
I watched the hiking club jingle off into the woods, had a cup of coffee, and started out. The mountain road was exactly where the hiker had said. It took me exactly three hours, as she had estimated, to reach the top of the ridge line, where an alpine marsh bloomed with blue and yellow flowers. I hiked on, relieved -- this was much easier than the day before.
After two hours of descending, I saw a plume of steam, rising over the treetops: Matsukawa Onsen. Below, I could just see the red roof of a distant ryokan. A few moments later, I emerged from the woods and a cool breeze filled my nose with the aroma of sulfur. Rotten eggs have never smelled so sweet.
Hot springs to soothe sore muscles
Calculated at 120 yen to dollar, I spent $78 a day during six days and nights hiking and bathing in Tohoku, Japan. This included hotels, all meals, activities and local transportation.
Getting There and Around
I took the Shinkansen bullet train from Kyoto to Tokyo, then to Tazawako, in Tohoku, using a two-week Japan Rail Pass that cost $385; it must be bought before leaving the United States and I did so through the Japan Travel Bureau in New York, (212) 698-4900. I changed trains in Tokyo for the 3-hour-15-minute trip north.
A local bus from Tazawako to the Nyuto Onsen area leaves frequently across the street from the train station. It takes 45 minutes and costs $6.20. A Japan Railways bus to the train station from Matsukawa Onsen was free with my rail pass (normally it is $12).


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Publication Date: October 25, 2011
Sixteen-year-old Jessamine Luxton is heartbroken. Her true love, Weed, the strange but intriguing young man who came into her life so suddenly, has disappeared. How could he have left her with no farewell, and no word since?
Jessamine may not know why Weed vanished, but she does suspect that her own father, Thomas, may have had something to do with it. Thomas, who was so obsessed with Weed's secret knowledge of dangerous plants that he would do anything to learn it. This suspicion and her experiences with poisons has changed her. She is no longer innocent, and now she has her own intimate knowledge of the power of the plants.
So when Jessamine learns that Weed is alive, she will do whatever it takes to be reunited with him.
She is, after all, her father's daughter. . . .
Maryrose's other qualifications for writing these tales include a scandalous stint as a professional thespian, many years as a private governess to two curious and occasionally rambunctious pupils, and whatever literary insights she may have gleaned from living in close proximity to a clever but disobedient dog.
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IRS role in Obamacare adds deeper layer to controversy over targeting conservatives
Susan Walsh, Associated Press
With the IRS under fire for targeting conservative nonprofits, scrutiny of the agency's role in implementing Obamacare has ratcheted up, especially given that the administrator who was in charge of nonprofits groups is now in charge of Obamacare.
That would be Sarah Hall Ingram, commissioner of the Tax-Exempt and Government Entities Division from 2009 to 2012 and now head of the Affordable Care Act division.
Under the Affordable Care Act, the IRS is charged with determining eligibility for subsidies, based on personal income. The agency also determines who must buy insurance or pay a penalty.
"Republicans had already tried to tie the IRS scandal to the health care law," noted a report in The Hill, "simply by virtue of the fact that the IRS is responsible for a huge amount of the law's most significant provisions. A more direct connection to the Tea Party scandal, though, could inflame GOP criticism."
The pushback from conservative politicians and media commentators is about what you would expect.
"Now Ingram is running the IRS' Obamacare enforcement office," wrote Investors Business Daily in an editorial, "and if you think the IRS' 'extra scrutiny' of conservative, pro-life and pro-Israel groups is scary, think of the IRS having access to your private medical information."
"When people realize that their most personal, sensitive, intimate, private health care information is in the hands of the IRS that's been willing to use people's tax information against political opponents of this administration, then people have pause and they pull back in horror," said Rep. Michelle Bachmann, chair of the congressional Tea Party Caucus.
And Sen. John Cornyn of Texas has introduced the "Keep the IRS Off Your Health Care Act of 2013," which ABC reports "would prohibit the Secretary of the Treasury, or any delegate, including the IRS, from enforcing the Affordable Care Act."
"Now more than ever, we need to prevent the IRS from having any role in Americans' health care," Cornyn said. "I do not support Obamacare, and after the events of last week, I cannot support giving the IRS any more responsibility or taxpayer dollars to implement a broken law."
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Kevin DrumMar. 6, 2009 12:21 PM
"I see this as the Alamo. If I just had somebody who was willing to sit on the other side of the camera until the last shot is fired, we'd be fine."
Last night I was channel surfing and happened to land on Sean Hannity's show for a few minutes. Marian walked in and wondered why I was watching it. "Doesn't he just increase your blood pressure?" she asked.
I'd never really thought about it, but I realized right then that he doesn't. Lou Dobbs increases my blood pressure. Chris Matthews increases my blood pressure. Maureen Dowd increases my blood pressure. But Hannity? Rush Limbaugh? Glenn Beck? Nah. They seem so frankly clownish, and so completely insulated in their little cocoon of viewers who already agree with them anyway, that they just don't bother me much. That's probably a little too lackadaisical on my part — they can still drive cards and letters into congressional offices, after all — but the fact is that they've lost their ability to push my buttons. Their particular brand of freak-showism just doesn't seem so scary these days.
Kevin DrumMar. 6, 2009 11:43 AM
They made bad bets when they at least theoretically thought they could incur losses. Now the cunning plan is to hope they make good bets even though...no chance of losses!This is all going to end really badly.
I have some longer thoughts on this subject that I haven't quite had the nerve to write and post yet, but the short version is this: everyone in the financial industry made bad bets over the past seven years. So if you think the government shouldn't work with any of these guys, it means you think the government should refuse to work with the financial industry, full stop. That's just not practical, though. Even if you think they're all idiots, we have to work with someone, and the idiots are all we have.
Now, as it happens, I don't think they are all idiots. But that's the post I haven't written yet. Maybe later.
Kevin DrumMar. 6, 2009 3:02 AM
Two candidates for top jobs at the Treasury have withdrawn their names from consideration, complicating efforts by Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner to staff his department at a time of economic crisis, according to people familiar with the matter....People familiar with the matter said Ms. Nazareth and Ms. Atkinson withdrew in part because of the long vetting process, which had dragged on for weeks and included several rounds of intense questioning.
Second, Bloomberg:
President Barack Obama's economic advisers are increasingly concerned about the U.S. Senate's delay in confirming the nominations of Austan Goolsbee and Cecilia Rouse to the White House Council of Economic Advisers....Their stalled nominations serve as another reminder that Obama may find it difficult to live up to his campaign promise of changing the partisan culture in Washington. Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada "was outrageous in abusing the Senate's advise and consent powers," said Tony Fratto, a former Bush spokesman. "So no one should be surprised if Senate Republicans follow the precedent he set."
Finally, Ryan Grim at the Huffington Post:
Barack Obama made no secret of his feelings for "Washington lobbyists" during the campaign and vowed that they wouldn't be staffing his White House. The implementation of that rule, however, has led to a number of consequences that Obama could never have intended....Lobbyists who for years have fought for workers' rights, environmental protection, human rights, pay-equity for women, consumer protection and other items on the Obama agenda have found the doors to the White House HR department slammed shut.
So: endless vetting is spooking good candidates, Republicans are throwing temper tantrums, and anti-lobbyist goo-gooism is draining the progressive pool. Meanwhile, Rome is burning. This isn't very encouraging news.
Kevin DrumMar. 6, 2009 2:31 AM
Nonetheless, the White House made a case that was sophisticated and fact-based. These people know how to lead a discussion and set a tone of friendly cooperation. I'm more optimistic that if Senate moderates can get their act together and come up with their own proactive plan, they can help shape a budget that allays their anxieties while meeting the president's goals.
Fact based is a big improvement over the past eight years, no? All by itself, that demonstrates a certain pragmatism and moderation even if Obama does favor things like carbon pricing and universal healthcare.
On the other hand, Brooks also came away from his conversations convinced that the Obama administration is "plotting politically feasible ways to reduce Social Security as well as health spending." I wonder if he's going to get another set of phone calls about that on Friday morning?
Julia WhittyMar. 5, 2009 8:40 PM
James RidgewayMar. 5, 2009 6:27 PM
Just as Gordon Brown was lauding Senator Ted Kennedy in the U.S. House chamber yesterday, his government was basking in its victory before the European Union court to uphold a British law forcing people into mandatory retirement at 65. The British, of course, are also in the midst of a big economic downturn, and what their law does is to deny older people the right to work to get the money to provide for themselves with a modicum of decency–especially now that their retirement savings are decimated, just like ours are.
As the BBC reports, "The government continues to consign tens of thousands of willing and able older workers to the scrapheap,'' said one advocate from Age Concern, the group that brought the suit. And Paul Cann, director of policy for Help the Aged, told the BBC, "Mandatory retirement ages are unfair and the government should act to abolish them as soon as possible…Challenging financial circumstances mean it is even more important for older workers to be able to choose to work longer if they want to. Ageism in all its forms must be eradicated from our society once and for all."
The irony of this is extraordinary. Kennedy, who is 77 and was going strong until his recent diagnosis with brain cancer–and who has spent his entire life fighting for health care and decent treatment of workers of all ages–receivies a knighthood from the Queen, at the precise moment her government is sending older members of the British working class down the gangplank.
James RidgewayMar. 5, 2009 6:22 PM
Driven by a tanking stock market, a lot of people are looking to move their money to a "safe" place. This is especially true of older people, who don't have the option to follow the advice that's being doled out by most money managers, which is to "stick it out" and wait for the market to "come back." The safest place of all is supposed to be an FDIC-insured bank, where it may earn no more than a pittance, but it will at least be protected, since up to $250,000 in deposits for each individual are backed by the federal government through the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
The problem is, the FDIC is now running out of money itself. According to Bloomberg news:
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Chairman Sheila Bair said the fund it uses to protect customer deposits at U.S. banks could dry up amid a surge in bank failures, as she responded to an industry outcry against new fees approved by the agency….
The fund, which lost $33.5 billion in 2008, was drained by 25 bank failures last year. Sixteen banks have failed so far this year, further straining the fund.
Banks are reportedly upset that they are being asked to pay additional fees to the government to shore up the FDIC. They are accustomed to money flowing only in the other direction–from the government's coffers into theirs.
Kevin DrumMar. 5, 2009 4:54 PM
When most of us imagine what a sustainable food economy might look like, chances are we picture a variation on something that already exists — such as organic farming, or a network of local farms and farmers markets, or urban pea patches — only on a much larger scale....But that's not the reality. Many of the familiar models don't work well on the scale required to need billions of people.....Consider what it would take to make our farm system entirely organic. The only reason industrial organic agriculture can get away with replenishing its soils with manure or by planting nitrogen-fixing cover crops is that the industry is so tiny — making up less than 3 percent of the US food supply (and just 5.3 percent even in gung-ho green cultures like Austria's). If we wanted to rid the world of synthetic fertilizer use — and assuming dietary habits remain constant—the extra land we'd need for cover crops or forage (to feed the animals to make the manure) would more than double, possibly triple, the current area of farmland, according to Vaclav Smil, an environmental scientist at the University of Manitoba. Such an expansion, Smil notes, "would require complete elimination of all tropical rainforests, conversion of a large part of tropical and subtropical grasslands to cropland, and the return of a substantial share of the labor force to field farming — making this clearly only a theoretical notion."
I'm something of a bug about scale problems, so this whole theme appeals to me. But the rest of the article is really good too. It's well worth a few minutes of your time.
Jonathan SteinMar. 5, 2009 4:39 PM
We don't have a CTO yet, but we do now have a national CIO, a 34-year-old by the name of Vivek Kundra. Early reports suggest that his job portfolio will include a lot of things one would expect a CTO to do, which makes sense since Kundra's previous job was Washington DC's CTO. And by all accounts, he was exceptional it.
Maybe a CTO will be next. He or she will likely be Kundra's close partner. Together, they'll be doing some of the most cutting edge stuff in the administration, like using technology to democratize government information, encourage citizen engagement, and increase transparency across the executive branch.
Oh, and by the way, my favorite part of this WaPo profile of Kundra?
Kundra was born in India and moved to Tanzania at a young age. His family came to Gaithersburg when he was 11. His first language is Swahili.
One of his earliest memories after moving to Maryland is seeing a TV commercial for dog food. "I was shocked," he said. "I was used to seeing people starve in Africa. It was mind-boggling to me that people could afford to feed their dogs!"
Kevin DrumMar. 5, 2009 4:04 PM
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Huge surprise in the slot. Took over for Woodson and never looked back. Loads of cover skill and ball instincts. Still learning to blitz effectively from the slot; awful miss on Kaepernick in playoff game.
MD Jennings: C-
Big heart can't make up for negligible size at safety. Recovered from horrible first game against SF and blown play at Seattle, but still not the future at safety (and probably not as backup either, where Sean Richardson will likely sneak past him next season).
Jerron McMillion: D
In the early part of the season, looked to replace MD Jennings sooner than expected. Showed natural ability to play close to the line and take on blockers. But the vagaries of a rookie season caught up with him—too many mistakes, brain locks. As is typical in TT's draft and development approach, year 2 will possibly clarify things about McMillian's future.
After two disappointing playoff appearances, GM Ted Thompson has his work cut out for him. As always, he will be hampered partly by his own success, which has resulted in GB drafting late in each round. Compounding this challenge is another loss in the personnel department after the Chiefs nabbed John Dorsey. This follows losing Schneider and McKenzie. At this point an unproven child of nepotism (Elliot Wolf) is now running the show.
TT will need to delve into Free Agency if a top player becomes available at the right price in an area of need (S, DL, LB). Although Thompson relies mainly on a "draft & develop" model, the signings of Woodson and Pickett make clear that he is not opposed to free agency. And yet, those significant signings now seem almost remote. The truth is that TT's reliance on the draft has left the team consistently stacked with excessive youth. Great for energy; not so great for on-field savvy and leadership that comes from experience.


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To the annoying people with mics
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Re: To the annoying people with mics
I think it was mainly Vita mics. You have to manually tourn off your mic on the Vita.
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Re: To the annoying people with mics
I just dislike Quite Mike's.
They're the people that never talk, you can hear the birds chirping, the dogs barking, their moms yelling at them to get stuff done and maybe even them trying to stuff a bunch of chips in their mouth and having trouble chewing.
Re: To the annoying people with mics
haygies wrote:
but when I played the beta there was a lot of people playing justin Beiber through there mics and yelling and crap so just please stop
Whoa, you actually got it worse. I remember I heard someone having music in BG & I just muted.
So.... mute the players. If the player is getting annoying with the mic, then just mute.
This isn't a valid complain. Would only be if it didn't have a "Mute" option.
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i love mics! i love hearing people rage like one time i was sly & a guy was like OMFG! ARE YOU F**KING KIDDING ME!!?? when i kept using my lvl1 super only on him & taunting
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kingysangel, 28 May 2014cant recieve calls or txt and its not network what can it be then?? plz helpI had the same prob no net work but then I went into set'n an found like internet setting like u know how we can put stuff on our home page so yer found that moved to my home page an well have'nt been of the net!!! It just would not work when I went in to the normal setting to trun on WiFi or net but as soon as I found tge
tom, 09 Jun 2014can anyone tell me how to download my contacts etc to my computer please Search the play store for contacts Back up App.
You can usually back up contacts as a generic database file like cvs and then usually other email programs like "outlook" can import these but I'd stick with Gmail.
Having gmail manage your contacts is great because you could lose your phone or reset it then just enter your gmail address and password then before you know it, with wifi or 3g 4g, all your contacts will magically appear on your phone or new phone.
But if you have a gmail account all your contacts back up to gmail automatically.
M using htc velocity 4g nd i bought it for 149$ 1 year ago....ths fn is awsn jst i m in lv wid it...can any1 tell how to update this fn to ics software bcz its nt updating.....
cant recieve calls or txt and its not network what can it be then?? plz help
kinda have same problem with the charging. got in china for 140 dollars.
what could be the cause ? my htc velocity is not charging and not powering
the battery of this phone is a big let down by htc. If they can improve on the battery life, that will be fine. otherwise, too bad a phone
Fundo55, 03 Nov 2013I've got 2 handsets. Great phone except the screens tend to break very easily. Get a case. Fir... moreYeah u right...same thing happened to me... Easily broken
bought @ 199$ ago a week it will take charge for fully 3hours it normal or a problem
[deleted post]Mehhnnn this phone is perfectly OK, I personally recommend this phone
Anonymous, 08 Aug 2013please. All I want to know about HTC Velocity 4G is if one can play HD Games on itYes u can play HD Games
hi people this is Count. can anyone tell me if this phone has fine pixel
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What is the statute of limitations for charging someone with domestic violence/assault/abuse in WA State, specifically Spokane, WA?
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Well... it depends on what the charge itself is. Under WA law, there is no stand alone domestic violence crime. Rather domestic violence is a tag which is added to some crimes to enhance penalties. For example, you could be charged with disorderly conduct-DV, which is a simple misdemeanor, the statute of limitations of which is 1 year. Or you could be charged with assault 4th degree-DV, which is a gross misdemeanor, and which carries a 2 year limitation. Or the charge could be assault 3rd degree-DV, a class C felony, or maybe assault 2nd degree-DV, a class B felony, both of which have 3 year limitation. Plus, if the person who is charged is out of state, all of the time they are away can be added to the statute of limitations. And finally, if the victim is a minor, then the statute can be tolled until the victim is 18 or in sex-related DV cases, until age 28. Confused yet? Yes, it's potentially complicated, so see a lawyer really soon.
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Holiday Inn American Fork - North Provo
Holiday Inn American Fork - North Provo
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.0/10
712 South Utah Valley Drive
American Fork, UT 84003
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Welcome to the Holiday Inn American Fork - North Provo
Twenty minutes from downtown Provo, the non-smoking Holiday Inn American Fork - North Provo has everything you need for a relaxing stay.
Hotel Features
All 80 non-smoking rooms on three floors have contemporary decor, free Wi-Fi, flat-panel TVs, free local calling, work desks, microwaves, mini-fridges and coffeemakers. The hotel provides a free breakfast buffet with plenty of hot and cold options. The business center helps you tackle work chores, and after a day of canyon exploring, backcountry skiing or freeway driving, the indoor heated pool and hot tub are just right. There's also a fitness room so you won't get behind on your fitness regimen. Parking is available and pets are welcome for an extra fee.
Hotel Location
Holiday Inn Express American Fork is off I-15, 20 minutes from Brigham Young University. Downtown Orem, site of Utah Valley University, is 10 minutes. Utah Lake is just a few miles from the hotel. Hikers and climbers head for Provo Canyon and backcountry skiers take advantage of the conditions at Box Elder Peak and the Three Temptations. Provo Municipal Airport is 15 miles from the hotel and Salt Lake City International Airport is 38 miles.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests praise the "pleasing atmosphere" and "nicely decorated" rooms at Holiday Inn Express American Fork, and the "nice, friendly" staff makes the experience complete.
Holiday Inn American Fork - North Provo Amenities
- Accessible facilities
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Buffet breakfast
- Business center
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Color television
- Complimentary newspaper in lobby
- Computer
- Connecting rooms
- Desk with lamp
- Direct dial telephone
- Fitness center on-site
- Free newspaper
- Free parking
- Hairdryer
- High speed internet connection
- Housekeeping - daily
- Housekeeping - weekly
- Ice machine
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- Late check-out available
- Meal included - continental breakfast
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- Non-smoking
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- Public area air conditioned
- Refrigerator with ice maker
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Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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Verified Hotel Guest from Washington, UT
May 31, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
May 31, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
Taken care of quickly and easily at the front desk. All expected amenities were provided and were very good.
Verified Hotel Guest from North Logan, UT
May 24, 2016
May 24, 2016
The mattress and pillows were too firm.
Todd from Rigby, ID
May 19, 2016
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May 19, 2016
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Jean from Saint George, UT
March 9, 2016
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March 9, 2016
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Staff was friendly and helpful!
A noisy, irritating bathroom fan that would not shut off. 2nd room: Smelled of varnish or some chemical. Credenza and table were sticky (freshly varnished?) Third room okay, and upgraded, but the bathtub was stained and had been patched.
Verified Hotel Guest from Mount Dora, FL
February 5, 2016
February 5, 2016
Clean room, comfortable beds, A/C and heat worked properly, good proximity to places I wanted to visit, good price, good breakfast.
Vanity light above sink was motion sensor controlled and would frequently turn off while shaving or spouse putting on makeup.
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January 2, 2016
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January 2, 2016
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Verified Hotel Guest from Westerville, OH
January 1, 2016
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Our room had a pull out couch and s little extra space than the typical hotel room which is much needed when traveling with young kids.
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December 30, 2015
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Verified Hotel Guest from Las Vegas, NV
December 7, 2015
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December 7, 2015
Solo Traveler
Nice breakfast, wifi, and staff...
Bed was horrible. Shower was stained. Curtains wouldn't close all the way.
Verified Hotel Guest from North Fork, ID
December 4, 2015
December 4, 2015
The staff was very helpful and friendly. Big room with a comfortable bed. Good selection of breakfast items in the buffet.
Too much freeway noise but other than that a fairly nice, comfortable hotel. The bathroom floor could have been cleaner...hair behind the door in the corner.
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Fixed-rate credit cards feel pinch of reforms
NEW YORK – It could be time to kiss fixed-rate credit cards goodbye.
Two of the biggest issuers in the nation – Bank of America and Chase – say they're switching some fixed-rate cards to variable rates to manage costs in light of the sweeping new reforms to the credit card industry. The interest on variable-rate cards is tied to the rise and fall of the prime rate.
The changes will be effective starting in August for both banks. Discover Financial Services already moved some of its cardholders from fixed to variable rates in June.
The moves are the latest clampdown on cardholders over the past year. To prepare for a new law that will limit banks' ability to change card terms, lenders have been raising interest rates, tightening credit limits and even closing inactive accounts.
Now banks say the switch to variable rates will further limit their risk under the new credit card law, which becomes effective in February.
"Variable rates reflect Chase's changing costs for funding credit card loans. As a result, our customers may benefit from lower rates when the costs to Chase are decreased, or may experience higher rates as costs increase," the bank said in a statement.
Chase and Bank of America wouldn't give specifics on how many accounts the change will affect, but said they will continue to offer some fixed-rate cards. Chase has 159 million credit cards in the U.S. and Canada, while Bank of America has 70 million worldwide.
Variable-rate cards currently make up 66 percent of credit cards issued by the nation's largest lenders, according to Bankrate.com.
Fixed-rate cards are generally reserved for the best customers. But despite the name, the terms on fixed-rate cards could always be changed in the past.
There's another reason variable-rate cards work in lenders' favor. Banks can set a "floor" in the fine print of a card agreement, meaning the customer's interest rate won't fall below a certain level regardless of how much the prime rate drops.
Jacobson would not comment on Chase's policy on floors; Bank of America said it does not have floors on variable-rate cards.
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Hofstra University will host a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Mets from April 26-28. The symposium is being organized in memory of late Hofstra professor
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Having been at her job more than 10 years, she also possesses job security that would have many in this economy drooling. When you add, however, that her employer is Midtown's legendary Cheetah, well, the word drool takes an entirely new twist.
Cheryl knows about making people drool -- first as Cody, a dancer and Playboy pinup at the club and now in her current incarnation as daytime entertainment manager.
Not only does she keep the lunch hours running smoothly for the 33-year-old establishment, she also auditions the ladies who help make gentlemen consider an extended lunch.
A tiny rear end does not (necessarily) a dancer make: "I've learned that variety is the spice of life. If all we had were 6-feet-tall Elle MacPhersons, not everyone would find her attractive. So therefore you have to have that voluptuous woman, you have to have that cute, short, petite girl. I can't have all my favorites here."
A minister's daughter with a physician for a mother-in-law, Cheryl raised a few eyebrows when she chose to leave her job at the health department to work for the Cheetah.
"I was never secretive about [my job]. Everybody I meet knows that this is what I do, and I'm not ashamed of it because to me we do nothing wrong here. We're adults and you have to be an adult to come here."
What happened to Cody?: "I turned 30 and I decided you have to figure out what you're going to do with your life. The Cheetah has been very good to me, allowing me to learn new things, try new things and just move up the ladder in this business."
As with any career, longevity results from a certain level of professionalism. "A lot of girls take this differently, but I took this as a real job -- I showed up on time, worked my shift and went home. As far as I was concerned, Cody stayed in the locker and Cheryl went home."
And, if Cody had never come into existence? "I was very interested in the health department so I probably would have gone to nursing school and become a nurse. Instead I chose to live in a fantasy world, save my money, be smart about it and be thankful for the choice that I made.