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Welcome to the Caribbean!
|Complete Port Royal
Story related and cannot be missed.
Awarded for completing "Port Royal" (Film 1, Chapter 1).
|Rate this achievement
|Average Rating (Based on 4 votes)
|Comment #1 by Zorixal
Saturday, April 16, 2011 @ 08:17:39 AM
I was considering picking this is up for a laugh when it got cheap... Don't want to now, damn odd achievements.
|Comment #2 by Orrest92
Saturday, April 16, 2011 @ 11:27:21 AM
You realize that it comes with 1000 gamerscore which is an EVEN number, just like all retail games these days.
|Comment #3 by SpongebobRoundpants
Saturday, April 16, 2011 @ 12:13:01 PM
Just get all the achievements and it wont be odd retard
|Comment #4 by Ricey-BFD
Saturday, April 16, 2011 @ 04:43:42 PM
not like u have any gamerscore to make un-even :S
|Comment #5 by Thai J
Saturday, April 16, 2011 @ 07:10:16 PM
Who seriously cares if your Gamerscore is an even or odd number? Isn't the idea to have a high score or good completion percentage? Or if a game is good, Gamerscore shouldn't even matter. Thats just bizarre....
|Comment #6 by Olley64
Sunday, April 17, 2011 @ 03:55:12 AM
i hate odd GS games la
|Comment #7 by brownstar ninja
Sunday, April 17, 2011 @ 04:54:27 AM
Agree with #5...who cares about odd...it's online achieves i wanna see xbox get
rid of! lol
|Comment #8 by Zorixal
Sunday, April 17, 2011 @ 06:30:49 PM
You idiot, do you not see I'm stating I won't be able to spend the time on the 88 Gamerscore achievement on my other account so I'll be stuck with the 12, Jesus Christ you retard.
|Comment #9 by Zorixal
Sunday, April 17, 2011 @ 06:33:56 PM
You better read this to realize how easy it is to misunderstand someone, and you're the retard, a simple 12 will make my G odd, doesn't matter if I'm on 0, idiot.
|Comment #10 by noremac321
Monday, April 18, 2011 @ 12:21:29 AM
@Zorixal so you're going to use this second account to play through the first achievement on this game, and then stop? And you don't have the time to get 88 more gamerscore in this game? Then why would you play it at all? You are a very confusing person...
|Comment #11 by Toams07
Monday, April 18, 2011 @ 11:00:13 AM
Loll'd ..
OK, 12G may be annoying for a while, but it's a freakin' LEGO game!
The other 88G (which is for getting almost 889 mil on the stud counter) is damn easy if you just put on every multiplier and play a level with lots of studs!
Every LEGO game has stud-related ach's, and LEGO Batman had an achievement that required you to get 4 bil studs
Seriously man, you'll replay every level a few times for collectibles, and with all multipliers on you will have 900 mil in no-time
|Comment #12 by Doopliss SWE
Monday, April 18, 2011 @ 05:13:19 PM
you can get 888 million studs in like 15 minutes after you 100% the game...
|Comment #13 by Zorixal
Monday, April 18, 2011 @ 09:44:53 PM
You just want a fricken' reason to start something. IT WAS BEFORE WE ESTABLISHED YOU CAN PUT MULTIPLIERS ON THAT I POSTED THIS
|Comment #14 by Kyanite
Tuesday, April 19, 2011 @ 08:08:22 AM
@ #13
Have you played any LEGO game before this? I'm pretty sure you can turn the multipliers on and get achievements in every game.
|Comment #15 by Chuunks
Tuesday, April 19, 2011 @ 02:08:04 PM
Since when is 12 an odd number?
Funny math is funny.
|Comment #16 by Zorixal
Tuesday, April 19, 2011 @ 08:58:47 PM
@15 - Your Troll fails.
@14 - Lego Star Wars and that was just briefly.
|Comment #17 by dersuedwanderer
Wednesday, April 20, 2011 @ 05:13:20 AM
whats your problem? play it or leave it and stop calling everybody an idiot!
|Comment #18 by Raithe000
Thursday, April 21, 2011 @ 10:19:25 AM
Is there some kind of curse on having a non-multiple of 5 gamerscore?
|Comment #19 by Flange Ferret
Friday, April 22, 2011 @ 05:30:52 AM
Who gives a rats arse how much the gamerscore is worth. Shut up already.
|Comment #20 by Very Sneeky
Monday, April 25, 2011 @ 10:38:06 PM
the uneven achievements r easy to get so why is everyone complaining .... if u have played a lego game before ull know that they r easy to get :/
|Comment #21 by secondfavorite
Tuesday, April 26, 2011 @ 08:11:42 PM
Hey guys. question- does anyone else hate odd achievements? LOL
|Comment #22 by Mi1k Myst3r
Sunday, May 01, 2011 @ 05:39:57 PM
@15 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHa
|Comment #23 by XXdRevilZdudeXX
Tuesday, May 03, 2011 @ 02:52:23 PM
who seriously cares about rewards you get in the game to make a number on your gamercard higher?! And even the people who do care, how dose having odd or even gamerscore affect your account?!
|Comment #24 by Annalie
Thursday, May 05, 2011 @ 08:20:20 PM
I really hate odd gamer score and achievements its an eyesore. if your gamer score is odd fix it...
anyways i love lego so im still going to get it... im just gonna wait to see
if multipliers are in this one.
|Comment #25 by _Nosferatu_
Sunday, May 08, 2011 @ 03:31:17 PM
I like that my gamerscore doesn´t end with a 5 or 0.
Standing out from the crowd, hehe. :3
|Comment #26 by D347H0FL0V3
Thursday, May 12, 2011 @ 03:37:12 AM
I hate not having a gamerscore that ends in 5 or 0 but I know games like this that have a rare gamerscore for an achievement will have at least one other achievement to balance it out. Look at Watchmen The End is Nigh.
|Comment #27 by Abbeyroad0709
Thursday, May 12, 2011 @ 06:28:04 PM
i have the whole guide if anyone needs help just hit up my GT RiskyMaceylynn
|Comment #28 by Blitz MMCCV
Wednesday, May 18, 2011 @ 07:43:48 AM
lol who cares about odd achievements like someone said before the aim to to have the highest gamerscore and a good completion %, i only started mine about 2 months ago so mines still pretty low ive got 6035 with a 61% completion but that will inevitably get better a time goes by and if it means getting an achievement worth 12G so be it lol
|Comment #29 by Density Jo
Thursday, June 02, 2011 @ 10:13:13 AM
#7: I totally agree with you.
|Comment #30 by brandonator14
Sunday, June 12, 2011 @ 12:51:36 AM
Agree with #7.
Anyway, if you become a hardcore gamerscore whore like me, and you play a lot of games to both test and complete, then it doesn't matter if one achievement is odd and screws up your intervals of 5. I have also got Watchmen the End is Nigh and Luxor 2 which both *fucked* up my gamerscore, but they are still great games and no one will care that you have 12 points.
|Comment #31 by Ramon4815162342
Monday, June 13, 2011 @ 07:59:37 PM
i think people should lighten up...
|Comment #32 by givemesomelager
Tuesday, June 14, 2011 @ 02:40:38 PM
yea id be pissed getting an odd scor achievement but id be more pissed sitting with a gs of 0 but seeing as that may be compicated for you to understand ill put in smaller words for you to understand goo goo gah gah, hope that helps.
|Comment #33 by Floobersman
Friday, July 08, 2011 @ 05:09:53 PM
I'm one of these that hate an odd number cause it causes me to freak that its not a 5 or 0. So now since I've gotten the game I have focused so hard on getting stubs and buying the red hats to get the 888888888 achivemnt that it's stressing me. This is why I hate acheivments without a 5 or 0 at the end :/
|Comment #34 by bullyboy
Saturday, July 09, 2011 @ 04:29:22 PM
can i just add, im not sure the comments here are to argue over the manufacturers points system. so the first level, very easy just simply walk through it figuring out what to do, a few parts might get you thinking for a minute but apart from that very easy. i also managed to unlock the 'here there be monsters' achievement where you walk into the sea and get eaten by a shark.
|Comment #35 by a sneaky noonga
Monday, August 15, 2011 @ 11:46:40 PM
just guna put this out there to everyone, 12 is an even number!!!!!!!!! :P
|Comment #36 by DT2
Sunday, August 28, 2011 @ 05:50:44 PM
So many tuff guys online. Get over yourselves and move along!
|Comment #37 by Kadu
Wednesday, April 04, 2012 @ 04:25:11 PM
|Comment #38 by V8Killa248
Thursday, April 26, 2012 @ 03:15:32 AM
Thanks now my Gamerscore is uneven, and my Gamercard looks gay. I hate LEGO Pilates of the Caribbean nuff said, will never pay another 10 bucks for one of these games.
|Comment #39 by Craiglionheart
Friday, May 11, 2012 @ 08:16:36 AM
I love these achievements, it makes no difference whats at the end of your gamerscore, but it's nice when it's not always 5's and 0's
|Comment #40 by BubbaDudebro
Friday, June 15, 2012 @ 09:38:01 AM
It does not matter to me. Lego games are made to 100% them and I love doing it!!!
|Comment #41 by Cobruh
Saturday, September 29, 2012 @ 07:17:37 PM
Since when was the number 2 considered an odd number? Last I checked, odd numbers could not be divided into groups of two. I really need to keep up to date with the news!
Don't see how it even matters anyway, as long as you get gamerpoints then who the fuck cares. 0G ones are the ones that I hate because they're pointless in both meanings of the word.
|Comment #42 by scp1980
Sunday, December 16, 2012 @ 07:41:39 AM
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Before Youngstown State Univer- sity's board of trustees votes to increase tuition for graduate and undergraduate students yet again — the cost of attending YSU went up before the start of 2011-12 academic year — there are several issues that need to be fully explored.
The most glaring has to do with the 4.3 percent decrease in the current semester's enrollment from 15,194 to 14,540, after several years of increases. To be sure, the national economic malaise has had a deleterious effect on the potential student pool normally tapped by the open admission, urban institution. However, trustees should consider the extent to which the 3.5 percent tuition increase for undergraduate and graduate students dissuaded many from attending.
Last week, a plan to balance the operating budget through 2014 was unveiled, with one of the provisions being a 3.5 percent tuition increase in fiscal year 2013 and fiscal 2014. The plan also includes the assumption that enrollment will stabilize in the Spring and even increase by 1 percent in the 2013 fiscal year.
What is the basis for the rosy scenario? Is it that the administration believes the economy will turn around so attending college will become more affordable for residents in the five-county area served by YSU?
There is no doubt that the university is confronting major financial challenges, just as most public colleges and universities in Ohio are doing, but is making attendance more expense the answer?
Attention must also be paid to the higher education options that are available in the Mahoning Valley, from the satellite campuses of Kent State University, to the Eastern Gateway Community College, to special courses offered by four-year institutions. To what extent are they diverting students away from Youngstown State with cheaper tuition?
Indeed, when the EGCC was established during the tenure of former Gov. Ted Strickland, then state chancellor of higher education, Eric Fingerhut, argued that those students from this area not prepared for the academic rigors of a four-year university like YSU should attend the community college for their first two years.
The board of trustees should delve into the aspect of other options available to college-goers.
Five months ago, when trustees were preparing to slap the 3.5 percent tuition increase on undergraduate and graduate students, we asked what sacrifices the administration, faculty and staff had made to share the burden of the institution's financial troubles. Today, President Dr. Cynthia Anderson would point to the $350,000 in concessions made by more than 160 of the 211 non-union administrative employees, and to the six unpaid furlough days that she and members of her cabinet are taking to save money.
The unions will undoubtedly talk about the wage freezes in the first and second years of the three-year contract — there is a 2 percent pay raise in the third year — and the higher co-payment on the health care premiums. They will also talk about other changes from previous contracts that will result in a reduction in summer school pay for faculty.
Interestingly, during the highly explosive contract talks this year, faculty union leaders disputed the administration's contention that YSU faces a $7 million deficit caused by a reduction in state funding and the decline in enrollment this fall.
Given that students may again be asked to bear a large part of the deficit burden, the faculty union should, in a show of solidarity with those they teach, provide details of their analysis to support their claim that the $7 million deficit projection is without foundation.
Jessiedavid, you shouldn't convict people who haven't even been to court. The real issue is not Penn State, we have to look no further than right here at home. How did David Sweet make out in his exit? The system is broke and everyone is celebrating the defeat of SB5. Hum, what's wrong with that picture?
Since the voters had their say about SB 5 - which would NOT have eliminated collective bargaining but would have addressed some of these issues - I say let the trustees raise tuition and allow the students to vote with their feet - by filling the classrooms of lower cost options. The state should absolutely make every public subdivision and institution live within its means - and the state's portion of the individual budgets should be cut each year. Again, the voters spoke - this is what they want to have happen.
I along with several others stated in the past few months that the students were going to see more hikes in their tuition-------and we were right. How much more can the students and their families endure? I guess the YSU board of trustees JUST DON'T CARE.
"However, trustees should consider the extent to which the 3.5 percent tuition increase for undergraduate and graduate students dissuaded many from attending." ANSWER - none. With annual tuition of $7,500 a year that is an increase of $260 a year. You don't know how good you have it. If there are lower cost options, than please feel free to exercise them.


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This was very, great . I bet there is so much more you can do to this song . Do you look forward to revamping ; adding on to this song ? It deserves to be modeled appropiately, I don't like unfinished songs, let alone me submitting unfinished works . XD Could be just my perspective on things . Anyways, I see alot more you can add on, but what you got now is awesome . 5/5 10/10 =D . ^-^ .
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CEGEP students
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Publishers Weekly posts its best books of 2012 lists
Trade publication Publishers Weekly has posted its Best Books 2012 lists, recommendations of 100 books for adults (plus another 40 children's titles) across multiple categories, including fiction, nonfiction, mysteries, romance, SF, comics and more.
Graphic novelist Chris Ware's striking "Building Stories" (Pantheon), which graces the cover of the Best Books package, and Hilary Mantel's Man Booker prize winning historical novel "Bring Up the Bodies" (Holt) top the magazine's overall Top Ten list, which is evenly spit between fiction and nonfiction. »Read Full Blog Post
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This rub is a combination of many different recipe. Not only you can use as a rub for meat but also it tastes wonderful on summer squash.—Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Greendale, Wisconsin
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The PBOC threw 365Bn Yuan ($58Bn) into the Financials this morning.
At just about 1 am (1pm in Shanghai) the PBOC announced a POMO-type measure that sent equities flying off the floor at 2,000 - firing the market up 3% to 2,060 in less than 20 minutes (not good for the bears!) and settling out at 2,056 - up 2.6% with promises of MORE FREE MONEY to come.
The Hang Seng finished the day up 234 points (1.1%) and even the Nikkei turned green on the news, moving from an open at 8,850 to close at 8,949. Rumors were, of course, flying that more stimulus was on the way and no one wanted to be caught short ahead of a week-long holiday for the Chinese markets next week. Shanghai Securities News, operated by the Xinhua News Agency, said there was speculation the CSRC would announce 10 measures to boost equities while Zheshang Securities Co. said there was market talk the regulator might suspend IPOs.
"Stocks are up because of the speculation that there's an announcement about IPO reform later at 4 p.m.," said Wei Wei, an analyst at West China Securities Co. in Shanghai. "Even if it is true, it will be a short-term rally because the main issue is economic growth. After reaching new lows yesterday, investors are also finding excuses to buy today and make quick profit before the last day of trading tomorrow."
The Shanghai Composite has lost 7.6 percent this quarter, the most in a year, and is the worst performer among global markets after Cyprus and Mongolia. It's valued at 9.5 times estimated earnings, compared with the average of 17.9 since Bloomberg began compiling the weekly data in 2006. All part of the reason I said yesterday that China was bottoming at 2,000.
Also bottoming yesterday was oil at $90 but we got all the way down to $89 before it finally turned around. As you can see from Dave Fry's USO chart, that $33 line is very solid support but we're a little wary of using oil for more than a day trade as there is still a massive glut of inventory as well as a massive glut of open NYMEX contracts for oil that no one really wants.
We went into all that nonsense last week, when we caught the $10 drop in oil (see big red line on chart) and it looks like October is going to be another disaster for energy traders as we get closer to the next rollover date but it's not until the 22nd so plenty of time to fake it between now and then. Just look how they faked it in September until the last minute.
We went ahead with our plan and did some bottom-fishing in yesterday's Member Chat and we thought we got some pretty good deals but this morning we have a VERY SCARY collapse in Durable Goods - down 13.2% on the headline but that includes a strange 101.8% drop in Civilian Aircraft orders indicating not only were there no orders, but some returns from last month.
If we throw that out (and who doesn't like throwing out bad numbers?), we're down 1.6% ex-Transports and, while that does nothing to reverse the almost 2-year downtrend in orders that everyone has been ignoring anyway, at least it gives us easy comps going forward.
In more bad data the MSM can ignore for us: Q2 GDP in the US has been revised down to 1.3% from 1.7% and that's a pretty shocking 23% downward revision that nobody expected but everyone will ignore. The Chicago Midwest Manufacturing Index fell 1.2% for the month to an adjusted level of 94.1 - with 2007 equaling 100 so we're about 6% off our 2007 levels and back to my argument that the market should be reflecting that (6% off the top) and not re-testing all-time highs.
Initial Jobless Claims were "only" 359,000 last week so a bit of improvement there and our Corporate Masters made an additional $21.8Bn in Q2 but taxes on Corporate Income fell $10.3Bn leading to an after-tax profit increase of $31.9Bn. Dividends increased $20.4Bn (taxed at the favorable 15% rate, of course) and all this is DESPITE a $39.7Bn decrease in Q2 Financial Profits in the Appleconomy. The "Rest of the World" corporations also increased their profits by $33.6Bn, despite the suffering of the rest of the people in the World. Why does all this put me in the mood for Rollerball?
Let the games begin!
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FUCK BMX, those dicks were dicks in the '80s too.
I guess the BMXers were too busy stealing those too tiny bikes from 5 year olds to build their own damn park.
Tim here from Marginal Way:
What I can't understand is why people feel the need to steal and vandalize from a grass-roots DIY organization that has been creating a community recreational space in a harsh industrial environment with few funds and a lot of sweat equity.
Fucking lame.
Check out more about MW at http://marginalwayskatepark.org/ or http://www.myspace.com/marginal_way_skatepark.
It feels like a big FU to the local skateboard community and the hard work we have put into Marginal Way Skatepark.
PLEASE let me know if there is a BMX vs. Sk8er brawl. I want to be there.
Thrashed & trashed.
really lame. so much hard work and time destroyed by lazy non contributing people. i guess skaters have to build stuff for bikers too?
boo fuckin hoo. goddam punkass skaters don't give a shit about anybody else.
So wreck their shit. That's good thinking.
"boo fuckin hoo. goddam punkass skaters don't give a shit about anybody else."
We give a shit enough to pour thousands of dollars and untold volunteer hours into a place that was filled with garbage, drugs and prostitution until a couple years ago.
We clean, paint and build down there year round so skaters of all ages will have a cool place to ride.
Then BMX kids come down and trash the spot thinking they're giving skateboarders the finger when, in reality, you are shooting yourself in the foot.
We could help BMX'ers get your own place going but you are so deficient in vision (let alone motivation) that you can't move beyond your narrow "fuck you" philosophy.
Other bikers in Seattle are out there building unique stuff to ride, you retards are blowing it for all of them.
Is there any physical proof that bmxers caused this? I know it's pretty dusty under there, was there tons of bike tire marks all over the fresh masonite? It could have been bikes, but if there is no proof of it, stop pointing fingers. I've been busy quikcreting in the south end down here and I dont care of skaters ride it, none of them ever offer to help fix stuff up or give me a few bucks, oh well. Sorry to hear about your guys loss. I know one morning a couple of us went there to shoot pics and the little storage aera under the wall was chilling wide open with lots of stuff in there. Obviously we left it there, this was months and months ago. Hope you guys can make up lost ground quick...
Yeah I wont stop riding there.I dont use my pegs.
this is kinda funny... how many of you skaters ever not skate a good spot even though theres "no skateboarding" signs plastered everywhere?... i'm pretty sure that doesn't stop you from having fun... how many rails and ledges have you waxed up... nice, icy, buttery marble ledges that grind for miles yet cost thousands of dollars and many man hours to build, and only taking a few sessions to "deface"?... i'm guessing quite a few... and how many times were you fucking pissed that you got kicked out of a spot, had to deal with an asshole security guard or had the cops called on you?... what i'm trying to say is, people have told you where you can't skate, but you skate there anyway. everybody knows that. the problem is, now you're trying to tell other people where they can't ride. do you really think that's going to work? sorry, but no matter what you say, do or try, bmxers will ride your park... you're only trying to do what's been done to skateboarders for years... it's sad but true.
dont hate on BMX cause of a few lame kids.
you guys are bitching because ONE of your many spots is wrecked. boo hoo. there are so many skateboard only parks around that you guys can ride. but if bmxers ride them for an hour either the cops boot us or skaters start shit. you dont see any "BMX" only parks do you, no. you dont. and frames wrecking the concrete? its their pegs. dumbasses.
It wasn't bmxers, screw you and your nonexistant proof.
you guys are fucks.. let bikes in.
you guys are fucks.. let bikes in.
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At �380.00 for a double room inc. breakfast this was not worth it, I've had more luxury in some Holiday Inns. For example there was only 1 tea bag in the room! The TV was set at an obscure angle to the bed meaning you had to bend your neck 90 degrees to watch it! In all the rooms are very well worn, but staff and resturant were faultless.
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They did fail to get me our wake-up call and we nearly missed our flight back to the States. I had even called a second time before going to sleep to confirm it. After failing to wake us, the front desk manager told us that we were not in the system.
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Other than that, highly recommended IF you can find a deal. Do not pay rack rate.
Great location, Wonderful service
The location is superb, the staff very helpful. The hotel is older and the rooms are a bit worn, but in great working order. As with most European hotels, the rooms are smaller. There was an issue with our reservation, but the desk staff took care of the matter instantly for us. We never ate at the hotel, since there are hundreds of restaurants right at your doorstep. If you are in a wheelchair, make sure you call ahead and get a room that does not have a step in it. Other than that, the hotel is very accesible.
Good, but not great (other than location)
We stayed here for one night in early September, and found the hotel to be adequate for our needs (i.e., a place to sleep and store our bags before getting up the next morning and going to our next destination). Our room was very small, with nowhere to store our bags or set them up, but was nicely furnished and had a nice bathroom, a key feature after a long flight. The location is excellent, about a block from the Leicester Square tube stop and right on the square. However, if we had been staying longer than 1 night the size of the room would have been a problem. The mistaken and unceasing 5 am wake up call didn't do anything to help our impression either.We got a standard room from lastminute for 99 pounds, and at that price we didn't feel like we had been ripped off, but neither did we feel that was a great value. We were just not wowed with the place.
The Best In London?
Everything about this hotel was above average. The staff, whether at check-in or in the restaurant were invariably friendly, and the location - well what can I say? Leicester Square is where it's at in London - a short walk from Soho, the Theatres, Picadilly and Trafalgar Square, and with so many restaurants nearby, you are spoiled for choice. Incidentally, within a few yards is one of those ubiquitous Garfunkel eateries - cheap and consistent. Oh, and while I'm boring everbody, you are literally are a stone's throw from the Half-Price Ticket Office where the London theatres sell off their unsold tickets each day for that evening's performance, so you can keep an eye on the queue from your hotel bedroom window!
Nice hotel
We just returned from a 6 day stay in London at the Hampshire Hotel. We booked the room for 110 pounds per night plus tax, no breakfast, on the Radisson website. We were given a so-called deluxe king room at check-in. The room was fine, but small (apparently, there are even smaller rooms - that is a common problem in London, as we learned). We negotiated a move to a "king junior suite" (really a large room) for an additional 50 pounds per night, with VAT. The move was worth it. We got a nicer room, with a great bathroom, and a view of Leicester Square.The location was unbeatable. We could easily walk to the West End, Soho, Covent Garden, China Town, Picadillly Circus and Trafalgar Square. Because the hotel is not on a street, there is no traffic noise. The square is always crowded, but we were on the the third floor and never heard it.Service at the hotel was great. There was twice daily maid service and the conceirge was wonderful. They got us tickets to a very hot show (we e-mailed them a few weeks before we arrived about it) that we could not get from a ticket agent. They also made terrific restaurant suggestions and had helpful maps and sighseeing info. Because the hotel is not that large, there was never a line at the front desk.The only real downside is that the hotel was not nearly as sylish as their web site shows it to be. Everything was very nice and well kept, just not very interesting. The lobby is sort of non-existent - there is a bar there where you can sit and relax but we were chided about bringing in outside food (croissants and coffee). We looked at a few of the other hotels we had considered and much preferred their lobbies. The Great Eastern Hotel was amazing, however the location wasn't as good and I never saw a room for size or ameneties.All in all, the hotel suited our needs fine. I wish we had pulled off that free suite upgrade like the people that wrote in last week, but you can't expect those things. I guess the hotel was busier when we went. For the price we paid, I think we did well and we really enjoyed the location.
Central location, great views, nice service!
My husband and I just returned from a wonderful trip to London, where we were celebrating an anniversary and my birthday. Our choice of the Radisson Edwardian Hampshire was a wise one- the location was a minute's walk to the Leicester Square tube stop, was central to all the sights in London, and our room was a fabulous retreat! We were kindly upgraded from our deluxe king to the large and hip Lyndhurst Suite on the 7th floor (due to our celebration and room availability). The suite was amazing with its dark hardwood floors, down comforter and pillows, separate living area, velvet couch, two TVs, panoramic views over London, HUGE marble bathroom with separate tub and large shower enclosure (with a steam room function), and outrageous leather shutters and closet doors! We got a good deal booking on Londontown.com.
Leicester Square is definitely bustling and busy, so I would make sure to book a room on a high floor (all suites on the 7th floor) to avoid any noise issues. One of the conciereges, Claudie, was particularly helpful with restaurant recommendations. We'd definitely return on our next visit!
Good if you want to be where the action is--
This hotel is right in Lescter Square. At night and during the day the square is packed and busy. Lot's of clubs and theatres nearby. Chinatown only a block away. The rooms are nice, big-nice bathrooms and showers. Service could be better but overall if you want to be in the heart of London this is a comfortable hotel.
Great Place to Saty!
My husband and I have stayed at this hotel on numerous visits to London and it is always a pleasure. The service is excellent - the staff is friendly and professional. The location is also perfect.
Great Hotel
I went to the Radisson Edwardian Hampshire for an anniversary with my partner. It was a truly wonderful experience. Great location, right on Leicester Square which meant no cars driving by noisily outside. The staff were fantastic, they went out to buy us a newspaper we wanted because they didn't have it at the hotel and catered for our every need. Our room was beautiful and the view was incredible - we could see Big Ben, Nelson's Column and the Millenium wheel from our window. Can't rate this hotel highly enough.
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I have a installation of WPMU and i think that this is an awesome cache plugin.
what i am wondering is how do i get it wo cache sitewide and how can i use the same settings as the main blog?
Is there any easy way of doing this?
I have a installation of WPMU and i think that this is an awesome cache plugin.
what i am wondering is how do i get it wo cache sitewide and how can i use the same settings as the main blog?
Is there any easy way of doing this?
You cannot sitewide/network activation is still not a good thing for plugins that create files. In the next release you can either import settings for other blogs or configure the super admin's site with settings and the children sites will copy and use those as those defaults upon activation.
Hi Frederick,
Can you give some advice on a basic approach on setting up W3TC on WPMU or better yet: WP 3.0 in MultiSite mode ?
I can't find any tips on the matter...
Thanks :)
The above is the only advice I can give. There are too many options to just deploy W3TC across an entire network in a single step.
Ok, I understand. Looking forward to that next release! And thinking about the option to propagate the Site Admin settings to other blogs upon activation, it might be a neat thing to be able for the site admin to 'lock' these settings for all sites. I mean, W3TC is difficult for even a webmaster to configure, let alone some individual blog/site owner.
As I understand it, settings like compression might even cause sites to become slower on some servers. It would be a good idea to be able to disable individual (or even ALL?) options for single site owners. So they cannot change settings that might break their site (or worse, the network) to avoid problems...
Anyway, thanks :)
The plugin is already 2MB, I'm not sure that feature benefits most of the users. If a webmasters don't understand the plugin, they don't need to change the settings. Just because there are lots of options doesn't mean they all have to be touched. :) Anyway, once configured most plugins are never touched.
As for the compression issue, that is not true, the point of caching is to resolve that case.
Actually i don't think should be that difficult:
just add if (is_site_admin()) to the hook menu or better add a hook to the MU admin menu (there is a funtion for that mather)
Also the plugin only need en activate/install if there is an function called is_site_admin() and if true just copy the options from the main blog (id: 1). That's the easiest way althought will not modify the ones created already when the main blog changes the options (would be enought with a loop checking all exisitng blog thou)
Wonderfull plugin by the way..
Sorry, but it is difficult. As I already explained there are two ways to activate your settings site wide right now. When site-wide activation is less buggy for plugins that create files, I'll revisit the issue.
I sympathize with the size issue, but I think what Ravan had to say actually is spot on. The size of the plugin really doesn't bother me in the least. I think the plugin's future is tied closely to the development of multisites, which I believe will expand after the release of WP3. And his points go to the crux of the matter. It's not that the web master doesn't understand the plugin. It's that people who have blogs hosted off the main site will get to tinkering in a way that can screw the pooch. An option to make the settings available only to the primary blog admin would be a way around this.
Point taken.
Mmm.. Ok.
to make the plugins to get some "default" options is enough to do as follow:
in file "wp-content/plugins/w3-total-cache/lib/W3/config.php"after
var $_defaults = array(
there are the default values. You only need to change them to whatever you need. To make it easier the file inside wp-content that's named
"w3-total-cache-config-yourdomain.php" you have the values as you save them. Just copy-paste.
To get the activation site-wide avaliable is a little bit more tricki.
In "wp-content/plugins/w3-total-cache/lib/W3/Plugin/Totalcache.php"
look for the function : "function wpmu_check()"
Comment both lines to allow you activate sitewide. This will also get ride of the funny bug that block you to activate sitewide any other plugin after this one (that's why i have to look for it).
And at last make that option and the errors only avaliable for the site admin:
in the same file (Totalcache.php) look for the function:
"function admin_menu()"
You warp all the code of that function inside of:
if (is_site_admin()){ ... }
And all done. Look the plugin is so wonderfull it will create a cache directory for every subdomain. Really a nice plugin it is.
Sorry to drag up this old thread. I'm wondering if there is any home for network activation with newer versions of WordPress. I appreciate anduriell's tips but they don't look like they apply to WordPress version 3.0.5.
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My Weightloss Progress in Charlotte So Far
I am trying to be consistent again with posting so expect a new post at least once a week.
Ok so I have been living in Charlotte for 2 months now and although my progress has been slow I am still making progress. I do not know my current weight because I do not own a scale but the last time I weighed myself at my sisters house I was 295. That's a big jump from the 276 I was back in April and close to the 317 I was last year. I hate that I let myself gain 20 pounds back but I know how it happened and I am not letting it happen anymore.
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I Moved to Charlotte!!!!...and Gained Weight
My move to Charlotte was to have a better life for me and daughters and to be closer to my sisters. I was supposed to move years ago but always chickened out when it was time to start planning for it. Welp I didn't chicken out this time and the last week of June I got on the road to a better life.
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I Taught My First Fitness Class!!!!!!
It was a breeze to plan everything, but I was still nervous. I've mentioned many times to people that this healthy journey has changed my mindset and I want to help others along their healthy journey. Becoming a certified personal trainer may be in my future, but I want to get myself in the best space possible to properly help others. I have a lot of people that reach out to me for tips and help and I think this might be a great career change for me. I understand what it is like to be over 300 pounds and trying to fight your way to a healthier body. I'll keep you guys posted on that going forward.
Anywhooooo back to my class!
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Friday, May 8, 2015
Team No Sleep Over Here
Being that this has never happened, I definitely think it is because I have my Twershop tomorrow, a 5k next Saturday, I'm going to Vegas the following week, and One other thing I am not announcing yet. These are all new things that I am doing and I am soooo excited about all of them, but nervous at the same time.
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Monday, May 4, 2015
Counting Macros... Not Calories
I've been counting calories since I starting my journey but I have been having trouble with the amount of calories I should hit each day. Now in the beginning my goal was 1200 each day, but I found that I some times would get hungry and that lead me to making bad choices by the end of the day. The problem I found is that I was focused more on calories than the nutrients in the calories. That is why I am now counting my macronutrients versus my calories.
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"23 Miles From Chicago..." Arlington Heights by deecat
Arlington Heights Travel Guide: 47 reviews and 68 photos
I didn't know how else to write about Arlington Park Race Track other than placing it under its city location, Arlington Heights.
Arlington Race Track has been a part of our lives for 40 years. When we lived in the western suburbs of Chicago, we would go quite freqently. I was a novice at betting on horses so I selected them by their name or their color. I didn't even know how to read a race program to discover all the really important information.
Over the years, I have learned a great deal, especially from my husband Allan who studies the Racing Form before going to the track.
I like the ambience at Arlington Park Race Course as much as I enjoy the races. It's an exciting atmosphere in an absolutely lovely location. I've been to several other race tracks, and I think that Arlington is, by far, the nicest one.
It's a place where you can bring your children without fear. There are numerous activities geared to the children, and there is even a special location for families where they can bring a picnic and eat trackside.
For a great afternoon or evening of fun and excitement, visit Arlington Park Race Track in Arlington Heights, Illinois
- Pros:Arlington Park Race Track is beautiful, fun, and exciting
- Cons:If you have a gambling problem, it is not for you
- In a nutshell:A classy race track for the whole family
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I enjoy just watching the horses races without even betting. A race track is a fanscinating place to spend the day. Nice page Dee!
Hi, Dee! You create splendid pages here I must say... Thanks a lot, my friend! ><><><><><
Quite edicational. So sad about the horse that died. What a beautiful race track. Lots of helpful tips.
Amazing that a horse could drop over dead after winning a race. I can well imagine how you felt collecting money on a dead horse. I've never been to Arlington Heights, though on the map it looks very close to Evanston.
I really enjoyed this rather different VT page. I've been to the races just once here in England and it seems pretty similar apart from some of the terminology (as always with US / UK English!!)
Hi Dee I haven't seen horse racing only on telly - good information on your page but with such a sad story of the poor horse
Racings of horses were very popular in our country in past. I visited the Moscow hippodrome only once about 30 years ago. But I know some people who are still fans of this entertainment. It was very interesting to know how it happens in Arlington. Thanks.
I have never been horseracing but its at the top of my `to do` list, I hope I enjoy it as much as you do !
What a fun place to spend a day. Another great page,Dee. Very useful tips if I ever get to the track.
Another of your very good and interesting pages!!! i missed this place during my visit to Chicago!! Hey,have you heard about the VT meeting in Spain next May? why don't come also?? :-)
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The event will also be a much-needed source of inspiration, he said.
"The battle represents the people who have made New Orleans what it is, what they started. We need to remember what sacrifices they made," Strain said.
Only half of the usual 150 volunteers and re-enactors will be back this weekend. Many have not made it home, and many have lost their equipment _ muskets, uniforms, hats, lanterns, drums.
Strain's home had five feet of water but his re-enactment equipment was on the second floor.
The battlefield is one of six sites that make up Jean Lafitte National Historial Park and Preserve. Katrina wiped out the site's visitors center and public restrooms, and there is still no water or electricity.
The Malus-Beauregard House, built almost 20 years after the battle, was among the structures not seriously damaged, because of its marble floors and plaster walls, said park ranger Kristy Wallisch.
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Rubella – sometimes called "German measles" – is also caused by a virus and is different from measles. Rubella is generally a mild disease in children. In pregnant women, rubella is serious because it can harm an unborn child.
Vaccination can protect your child.
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