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"Jenny Lawson is a treasure."
I have already listened to certain chapters multiple times, and I'm buying a copy for my mom's birthday. As a fellow survivor of rural Texas, these stories were relatable and hilarious and touching and perfect and deserve lots and lots of run-on sentences full of praise. Also, this book made me realize I am a particular fan of squirrel-based humor.
Squirrels are just inherently funny.
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How will I ever get this time back in my life!? Thank gawd I didn't finish it. I couldn't stand sound of her whiny voice.
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I don't think so, I liked the book but wasn't particularly excited by it.
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No, I can't.
It was an okay read - definitely kind of funny at times but also a bit too silly at times.
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You will embarrass yourself with chuckles, belly laughs, snorts, and smeared mascara. It really is that damn funny! Only once did I think the story bogged down a bit, but that was because everything that preceded it was so hilarious.
It certainly stands out from the crowd of memoir due to the humorous treatment of life challenges that some people don't overcome. And they are issues that don't just hit you in the face with grief and helplessness, but take you on down the road of life.
One big question I had as the story unfolded was answered in the final chapters. I won't spoil it for you.
Who better to read it than the author?! No one could fully interpret her sense of timing and style.
Treat yourself to this book. But don't read it in the doctor's waiting room. Your "snortles" will disturb others in the room.
"Very funny!!!"
I always love to hear the story directly from the source. Jenny Lawson makes it feel like you're sitting down with her to talk. It doesn't feel scripted or robotic.
Hearing the stories about Jenny's father and his crazy ideas was so funny. It's hard to imagine growing up with that being 'the normal'.
My favorite part was when Victor's parents met Jenny's for the first time.
The most emotional part for me was the part about having kids (no spoilers!).
This was a great book in print and in audio, everyone should totally read/listen to it!
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I couldn't get through it....never made it past chapter 9. I'm sure she is as funny as the reviews sound, this book just wasn't for me.
Clear thinking twistedness for the knowing mind . Verbalized how we would all like to so do.
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This was a stupid book. It wasn't funny or interesting, just stupid. I couldn't force myself to finish it.
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I laughed and cried and laugh-cry-peed-a-little through this entire book. I'm so glad I got the audio version. Hearing her say "ya'll" makes me smile every time (Alabama girl here, so "ya'll" is one of my favorite words). It's nice to know we are not alone in our journey through anxiety and other various cray cray disorders. Also, that laughing makes you feel better even when you don't want to. I look forward to her next book (which I just bought 30 seconds ago, YAY!)


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The Daily Beast has published what I can only describe as a hack job on the quest of the oral contraceptive pill (OCP) to go over-the-counter OTC). The piece opines that it isn't safe for women to take OCPs without a prescription from a doctor and intimates that a lot of women are at risk … Continue reading
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...job market is improving and the housing market is recovering. All in all not bad considering the Teabaggers kept telling us "raising taxes on the "job creators" would ruin the economy.
Have those crackpot backwater hayseeds ever been right about anything?
At least we know how to spell and write. You should learn to proofread before you click enter.
"At least we know how to spell and write"
if by "we" you mean wingnuts, you are crazy.
If you want to work part time the job market is great.
"In June 2013, the household survey reported that part-time jobs soared by 360,000 to 28,059,000 - an all time record high. Full time jobs? Down 240,000. And looking back at the entire year, so far in 2013, just 130K Full-Time Jobs have been added, offset by a whopping 557K Part-Time jobs".
The deficit is not going down. it is going up at a slightly slower pace. Still more than 400% above any other administrations average yearly deficit.
Economy is improving because the Fed is pumping $85B a month in to the economy.
Why don't you push to tax the rich over 75% like in France...........that's working real well for them and their economy.
I love getting lectured by those that neither contribute or understand the tax code.
There is more to improving the economy than the Fed pumping money into the economy. Apparently you failed econ 101.
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Make that say UUNGH! COFFEE!
And it could be me in the morning.
It shouldn't be necessary to explain a joke in the joke.
Oh, I always looked forward with joy and happiness to sitting in a room that hadn't been aired since June for 6 l o n g hours.
THAT explains the annual Zombie walk in late August! (always knew there were a lot of zombies in Vancouver, I just didn't know so many of them were willing to dress up)
you're assuming that they've aired out the TV/DVD/Videogame room since then. It might not be any better than the school.
Oh… My… God..
I got the fright of my life when I seen the first panel.
LOL xxx
It's interesting, every day, what folks take from these comic strips, ain't it?
@Greg Cravens
Your strips remind us of what was past, of kids we know or have known and …. for today….; what happened a couple of weeks ago. (next year – i want to be one of those dressed up zombies. This year, I just wandered harmlessly in their midst)
Sarah love messing with them.
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I suspect that fact that Catherine Tate narrated this show was a nod to the fact that the sidekicks of the title weren't going to be taken terribly seriously…
There was no in-depth analysis of the socio-political implications of thespian hierarchy or potential PTSD from being the second-in-line, and it was therefore a pleasant – if not compulsive – watch.
One real treat came in the form of the late, great Ian Carmichael's last ever TV interview during which he talked mellifluously about his role as Lord Peter Wimsey. What a loss and what a lovely man he was…
It was fun too to see Tony Robinson talking about Baldrick – of Blackadder of course – but he correctly negated the title and subject when he said, "I don't know any actor or performer who'd admit to being a sidekick."
This sentiment was echoed by Stephen Moore – who played android Marvin in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy – who said, "My character was a star."
Another pleasantry came when Andrew Sachs waxed lyrical about Manuel, the humble Spanish waiter who has provided Sachs with – I imagine – a recurring royalty payment that's as good as a pension.
And he's very knowledgable about Manuel; he knows all about his feelings and motivations, and he even took the time to explain that Manuel didn't object to being beaten up by Basil at all. Rather, he took it as an acknowledgement that Basil loved him really.
There was also contribution from Debbie McGee of whom Caroline Aherne – in her Mrs Merton persona – famously and hilariously asked, "What first attracted you to the millionaire Paul Daniels?
When asked again for this show, Debbie replied, "It was an instant chemistry thing." But, like the majority of the sidekicks featured, Debbie didn't see herself as a shadow dweller either and remarked, "I can make Paul's applause grow, or I can kill it."
No doubt this was an entertaining watch, but it was telly fluff really; still, nothing wrong with a bit of fluff now and again!


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Davenport Hotel lays off three managers
Spokane's Davenport Hotel let go three managers on Wednesday, including Tom McArthur, the company's historian and communications director since 2003.
The names of the two other workers were not disclosed.
"I can confirm I don't work there anymore," said McArthur, who has been an active spokesman for the historic downtown hotel. "But I signed an agreement not to disclose the details of my severance," he said.
Managing Director Lynnelle Caudill said McArthur and one other manager let go will have the chance to do occasional work for the hotel, through contracts.
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|Reviews for I Belong To You
| Trinity Wilson chapter 1 . 6/10/2015
I know that this is a one-shot and all, but you should really continue this. It's really good.
| milagglad chapter 1 . 11/20/2014
| 123SS chapter 1 . 4/6/2014
:) Good story! I thought it was going to be angsty but it still turned out entertaining.
| Quinntana2 chapter 1 . 2/16/2014
:)(: Yippee! I'm smiling and internally cheering(too many people around) for this story. I love structure of the story and the events within. Quite original with Alice and Bella knowing each other as kids and nice building of their relationship. Alice is super adorable throughout the entire story and Bella is fairly amazing herself. Wonderful story :)(:
| Tahlia Loves Emmett Cullen chapter 1 . 2/2/2014
I LOVE it... All these one shots would make amazing stories with more chapters once your finished your other stories. : )
Again. Love reading your work.
| Guerrilla Warfare chapter 1 . 3/2/2012
That was really good, and made even more so because of the length. Kinda sad it's a one-shot, but what can you do?
| Random Peep chapter 1 . 9/30/2011
Wow lol yea that was a long one shot... which was awesome! Loved it! Awesome job! Such an excellent one-shot! P
| Smayz chapter 1 . 7/21/2011
I love this oneshot. I enjoyed reading about their backgrounds and Alice's happy personality is contagious.
| Anonymous chapter 1 . 7/18/2011
I think you should definetly make another story like this maybe even a sequel
| Lord Mandoogle chapter 1 . 5/14/2011
Hehehe, I like the ending. XD
| Reader-Rabbit93 chapter 1 . 12/3/2010
| majewel chapter 1 . 12/3/2010
Great story! I like the ending it leaves it open for you to continue the story if you choose to in the future. It's a great one-shot and well written. I like the concept of Bella meeting Alice in Alice's time and the two being in each other lives from the beginning.
| Cloudstrife3180 chapter 1 . 12/2/2010
Wow i loved it! But id like to see more in the middle and mabey make mor chapters cuz thats a neat story line. Any ways im not sure if you do lemons or not but that would be an interesting touch. Also i loved the alice meets the cullens scene even though the statement emmet made threw me off. How did he know edward and jazz liked eachother?
| Asimo chapter 1 . 11/30/2010
I loved your story! It's great and it has "everything"... :-)
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Release Date: 04/21/2014 |
Album Rating: 4.0yea they got pretty metal on this one; also a step-up from Year of the Tiger
Digging: Jeff Rosenstock - Worry.
fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck YEAH
had no idea about the new album. that hiatus didn't last long apparently.
The 18-minute long title track is, simply put, the group's most anthemic, brash, and downright nut-busting rocker since "Crusades."
yeah this kills. no surprise.
pretty sweet
didn't know they had a new album otw, sounds good.
Album Rating: 4.0
Damn, gotta check this out. Their artworks always fuckin rule!
Digging: Christian Loeffler - Mare
its no album
Album Rating: 4.0We're talking about Glass Boys.
this is pretty sweet. still haven't heard their other stuff
Digging: Trophy Eyes - Chemical Miracle
fucked up and mars volta being similar?? shiiiiet glad i didnt read that review.
this one however is pretty good!
'slightly retarded'
Good review but that's not necessary.
lol what sorta pussy still gets upset about that word?
I never listened to this band before and I wonder if I should start. If so, what's a good starting point. Would it be alright to listen to this first?
meh they are pretty average. great live show but albums are nothing special
Digging: Benny Tones - Chrysalis
hidden world probably. or the epics in minutes comp.
they're very much a "live band" yeah
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Omni William Penn Hotel530 William Penn Place, Pittsburgh 4.0 out of 5.0
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We have never been to Pittsburgh, but took our 8yr old son for his birthday to a Steelers game and wanted to be able to walk to Heinz Stadium. This was THE PERFECT hotel! We walked to and from (at 11:30pm) the hotel and felt safe the whole time. WELL DONE PITTSBURG! The grandeur of the lobby helped ...
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Suites Pittsburgh DowntownOne Bigelow Square, Pittsburgh 3.5 out of 5.0
This centrally located hotel is a block from the Consol Energy Center and 5 blocks from the David Lawrence Convention Center; across the street is a subway station ...
Waiting for elevators was terrible. There were no luggage carriers available, and no one willing to help find any! Bartender was rude.
Crowne Plaza Pittsburgh West-Green Tree401 Holiday Dr, Pittsburgh 3.5 out of 5.0
Located just 3 miles from Downtown Pittsburgh, off of Interstate 376, we are close to all the action Downtown including PNC Park, Heinz Field, Consol Energy ...
Very quiet and worth being slightly away from the crowded roadways... I had stayed at other Crowne Plaza and competitive hotels in the area but enjoyed this one more.
Red Roof PLUS+ Pittsburgh South - Airport6404 Steubenville Pike, Pittsburgh 2.5 out of 5.0
Situated near the airport, this hotel is 0.8 mi (1.2 km) from The Mall at Robinson and within 6 mi (10 km) of Moon Golf Club and Pittsburgh Botanic Garden. Moon ...
Facilite met our travel requirements. All we want is a safe hotel location near interstate with a clean room, clean bed and a reasonable price close to our destination. This Red Roof provides all this.
Sheraton Pittsburgh Hotel at Station Square300 West Station Square Drive, Pittsburgh 3.5 out of 5.0
Standing along the banks of the Monongahela River, this hotel is in Station Square, the city's playground, brimming with restaurants, shops, and nightlife; the ...
Right next door to hard rock, bar Louie, Joe's Crab Shack, melting pot, houlihans and many other restaurants.
Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh International Airport1111 Airport Blvd, Pittsburgh 3.5 out of 5.0
An enclosed, climate-controlled, moving walkway connects this well-appointed hotel directly to Pittsburgh International Airport. IKEA and other top shopping ...
Came in very late from delayed flight. Easy check in.
Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown600 Commonwealth Pl, Pittsburgh 3.5 out of 5.0
This downtown hotel is at the gateway to the cultural district, facing Point State Park and Pittsburgh's famed Three Rivers.
Room was booked for 3. But in am when we went to shower, only 2 sets of bath towels! Also no room coffee pot.
Extended Stay America Pittsburgh - Carnegie520 N Bell Ave, Carnegie 2.5 out of 5.0
Situated in Carnegie, this hotel is 1 mi (1.5 km) from Off the Wall Theater and within 6 mi (10 km) of Duquesne Incline and Woodville Plantation. James Gallery ...
The hotel stay was comfortable. The room was fine. There were no breakfast items left when I went down at 7:20 in the morning - get there early if you want free continental breakfast.
Hyatt Place Pittsburgh-North Shore260 North Shore Drive, Pittsburgh 3.0 out of 5.0
Hyatt Place Pittsburgh-North Shore is a mile from the city center, with a free hotel shuttle and a nearby metro station putting downtown within easy reach. Sports ...
Our stay was great. The only improvement would be a better breakfast buffet. The food was not in line with high price of room.
Quality Inn University Center3401 Blvd Of The Allies, Pittsburgh 2.0 out of 5.0
Situated in Pittsburgh's Oakland, this hotel is 1 block from Magee-Women's Hospital. University of Pittsburgh Medical Center is a half-mile from the hotel and ...
The staff is very friendly and helpful. The room was very comfortable. Beds were comfortable also. It was nice to have a fridge and microwave.
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June 28, 2013
CHARLOTTESVILLE - The reigning ACC Champion Virginia women's soccer team announced its 2013 schedule today, which includes 13 home games at Klöckner Stadium and 12 contests against 2012 NCAA Tournament teams.
"This is about as challenging of a schedule as we could hope for this season, which will not only help bring out the best in our team, but should also be extremely exciting for our fans," said head coach Steve Swanson. "We have some great non-conference teams coming to Klöckner in 2013 and when you add an expanded, even stronger ACC, the atmosphere at each and every game should be electric."
Of the 12 NCAA Tournament teams on the schedule, five reached at least the quarterfinals, including reigning NCAA Champion North Carolina, runner-up Penn State and College Cup participant Florida State. Ten of those 12 opponents reached the round of 32 of last year's tournament.
The Cavaliers will open the season by playing all six of their non-conference games at home. The season begins with the inaugural Klöckner Classic, featuring one of the strongest fields of any tournament in the nation this season. The Cavaliers face in-state foe VCU in the season opener on Aug. 23, while traditional powers North Carolina and Santa Clara meet in the first game of the day. Two days later, Virginia plays Santa Clara and North Carolina faces VCU on the second day of the tournament.
Virginia will continue the homestand on Aug. 30 with a doubleheader with the Cavalier men's team. The women play 2012 NCAA runner-up Penn State in the first game, followed by the men's team's season-opener against 2012 NCAA quarterfinalist Louisville.
After the Cavaliers host Richmond on Sept. 1, they conclude the non-conference schedule with the Virginia Nike Soccer Classic on Sept. 6-8. Virginia plays Rutgers and Seton Hall in this year's event, while William & Mary is the fourth team participating.
The ACC schedule opens on Sept. 12 when the Cavaliers host conference newcomer Syracuse in the ACC debut for the Orange. Virginia's first road trip of the season follows as it visits Boston College, Pittsburgh and Duke. Home games against Maryland, Clemson and Notre Dame precede another three-game road trip, this one to Wake Forest, NC State and North Carolina. The Cavaliers end the regular season by hosting Miami, Florida State and Virginia Tech.
The ACC Tournament will be played using the same format as the past two seasons. It begins on Nov. 3 as the top four seeds host quarterfinal games. Those winners will travel to Cary, N.C., for the semifinals and the final the following weekend (Nov. 8-10) at the WakeMed Soccer Park. The NCAA Tournament begins on Nov. 15 and runs through the College Cup, also in Cary, N.C., on Dec. 6-8.
Prior to the season, the Cavaliers play an exhibition game in Maple City, Mich., against Illinois on Aug. 16.
Virginia returns eight starters among 19 returning letterwinners from last year's squad that went 18-5-1 and reached the NCAA round of 16.
Virginia soccer season tickets go on sale Wednesday, July 10, and offer the best value. Season ticket holders from last season will receive a renewal application in the mail. All other fans can order season tickets online, in person or by telephone. To purchase tickets online, visit VirginiaSports.com/Tickets. In-person purchases can be made at the Virginia Athletics Ticket Office in Bryant Hall at Scott Stadium on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Telephone purchases can be made by calling 1-800-542-UVA1 (8821) or locally at 434-924-UVA1 (8821).
The 2013 All-Soccer Reserved Season Pass (reserved seats for all home men's and women's games) is $90. The Women's Soccer Reserved Season Pass is $50 and the Men's Reserved Season Pass is also $50. Reserved season tickets were sold out in 2012 and these ticket holders will have the first opportunity to renew their seats. All new orders will be placed on a waitlist and customers will be contacted after the July 26 priority deadline regarding their status. General Admission All-Soccer Season Passes are also available for adults ($40), Youth/Senior ($30) and UVa Faculty/Staff ($30).
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Bounty of the Bog Gets Pricier
Poor Weather for Cranberries And Rising Health Appeal Squeeze Supply for Holidays
Thinking of cooking with fresh cranberries this holiday season? You may need a backup recipe.
A combination of poor weather conditions and rising demand for the tart red fruit from health-conscious consumers may lead to shortages by Christmas, industry and retail officials say. Canned sauce, bottled juice and dried cranberry snacks will be available, but prices are expected to rise in coming weeks and months. As for fresh cranberries, "we won't have any left for Christmas," predicts Robert Keane, a spokesman for the Stop & Shop Supermarket Co., a 389-store supermarket chain based in Quincy, Mass. and owned by Royal Ahold in the Netherlands. He calls the projected scarcity "an industrywide problem."
Consumers already are seeing slight price increases. The average retail price of a 12-ounce package of fresh cranberries rose eight cents this year to $2.20 from $2.12 in 2006, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation, an organization representing farm and ranch families.
Thanks to new product innovations and efforts to promote the health benefits of the fruit by industry leader Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc. and others, cranberries no longer are relegated to a Thanksgiving side dish. They can now be found in more than 2,000 products from muffin mix to soap. U.S. unit sales of dried cranberries, used to make snacks and as ingredients in other foods, rose nearly 20% in 2006, according to Information Resources Inc., a Chicago-based retail-tracking firm.
Cranberries prefer cold winters and plenty of rain. So last year's unusually warm winter and a summer drought in many parts of the U.S. and Canada hurt the crop now being harvested. Peter Beaton, who grows cranberries in Wareham, Mass., says his overall crop is down about 30% this year from a year ago because of the weather. But he expects higher prices to help offset the shortfall, resulting in a profit decline of only 10% to 15%.
Cranberry industry officials estimate this year's smaller yield is expected to bring growers $45 to $50 for a 100-pound barrel, up from $37 last year, and more than triple the $16 a barrel about seven years ago. Farmers generally need between $18 to $24 a barrel to break even. Overall, officials are predicting growers will produce about seven million barrels in the U.S. and Canada -- about one million less than a year ago. As recently as August, the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture was forecasting a slight increase in cranberry production in the U.S. this year, but officials say they expect to revise the numbers in January.
The wholesale price of cranberry-juice concentrate charged by processors to juice makers and other distributors shot up to $65 a gallon this month from $45 in August, according to the Cranberry Marketing Committee, an industry advisory group to the USDA.
Some of that price increase will be passed on to consumers in the coming months, says David Farrimond, the committee's executive director. Gordon Crane, founder and president of Port Washington, N.Y.-based juice maker Apple & Eve LLC, which markets the Apple & Eve and Northland cranberry juice and juice-blend brands, says he expects retail cranberry juice prices in general to rise "at least 10%" in the next several months. He said his company will make its pricing plans known shortly.
Chris Phillips, a spokesman for the Lakeville, Mass.-based Ocean Spray, says the 800-member farming cooperative also plans to increase its prices on its cranberry products in 2008. He called the increases "modest" and declined to elaborate. With annual sales of $1.68 billion and a 70% market share, Ocean Spray is far and away the cranberry market leader, selling its products in many parts of Europe and in Asia. "We could be selling cranberries right now in countries like Turkey, Saudi Arabia and the Philippines, but we can't enter those markets just yet because of supply constraints," says Ocean Spray Chief Executive Randy C. Papadellis.
On the health front, the first big boost for cranberry marketers came from an article in the Journal of the American Medical Association in 1994. A team of Harvard Medical School researchers showed in a large clinical trial involving 153 elderly women that regularly drinking cranberry juice cocktail -- a mix of cranberry juice, corn syrup and water -- reduced the presence of certain E.coli bacteria in the urinary tract.
Then, in 1998, a research letter in the New England Journal of Medicine identified the agent preventing bacteria from adhering to urinary tract walls as proanthocyanidins, which are condensed tannins in the cranberry's skin and other parts. The 1994 study was funded by Ocean Spray; the 1998 research was funded by Rutgers University in New Jersey and Ocean Spray.
Researchers are further probing how the cranberry helps prevent urinary-tract infections, whether cranberries can deter dental plaque and tooth decay, and whether they can help blood move more effectively through the blood vessels. "It's a miracle food," says Amy Howell, a researcher at Rutgers.
The academic research piqued the interest of the food industry, which began paying farmers up to $80 a barrel for cranberries. That attracted a host of outside investors, who expanded cranberry production. The result: a cranberry glut around 2000.
Competition from new products in the expanding beverage market led to declining cranberry drink sales. To turn the sales around, Ocean Spray began promoting the health benefits that cranberry studies were uncovering. In addition to its effect on urinary-tract infections, several studies also found the cranberry to have very high levels of anti-oxidants -- a buzzword in health circles referring to natural chemicals that are believed to fight disease and slow the aging process.
Ocean Spray decided to call its fruit the "wonderberry" and focus on its ability to "cleanse and purify." An ad campaign that launched in the fall of 2005 featured growers standing in a cranberry bog delivering various health messages in an awkward but folksy manner.
Unit sales of Ocean Spray's cranberry-juice cocktail rose 3.1% in 2006, compared with a 5.3% decline in shelf-stable juice and juice-drink sales over the same period, according to IRI.
To further drive up demand, Ocean Spray and other growers have also unleashed a steady flow of new products, including new low-calorie drinks such as Diet Ocean Spray, a juice drink introduced in 2006. In one recent television ad, two growers promote the juice drink as "better for you than diet soda." In April, the company launched a line of "Grower's Reserve" 100% natural juices, including a "Super Antioxidant" variety with blueberry, pomegranate and cranberry juices.
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Artis Centrum HotelsTotoriu str. 23, Vilnius 4.0 out of 5.0
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Surrounded by the Baroque buildings of picturesque Old Town in Vilnius, this handsome hotel is across from St Casimir's Church, and three blocks from the Old ...
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Located in Old Town, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Gates of Dawn, Vilnius Town Hall, and Town Hall Square. Vilnius University and Vilnius Cathedral ...
Kempinski Hotel Cathedral SquareUniversiteto Street 14, Vilnius 5.0 out of 5.0
Located in the heart of Vilnius, this family-friendly hotel is steps from Cathedral Square and Vilnius Cathedral. Vilnius University and Town Hall Square are ...
Europa City Vilnius HotelJasinskio Street 14, Vilnius 3.5 out of 5.0
Located in City Center, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Martynas Mazvydas National Library of Lithuania and Vilnius Cathedral. Vilnius University and Vilnius ...
Hotel ContiRaugyklos 7/2, Vilnius 4.0 out of 5.0
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Novotel Vilnius CentreGedimino Av. 16, Vilnius 4.0 out of 5.0
Novotel Vilnius Centre places guests in Old Town, between Cathedral Square and Seimas Palace. The 16th-century Vilnius University is a 10-minute walk, and guests ...
The Narutis HotelPilies St. 24, Vilnius 5.0 out of 5.0
Located in Old Town, this luxury hotel is steps from St. John's Church and Vilnius University. Town Hall Square and Vilnius Cathedral are also within 10 ...
Europa Royale VilniusAusros Vartu str 6, Vilnius 4.0 out of 5.0
Located in Old Town, this romantic hotel is steps from Church of the Holy Spirit and Gates of Dawn. Vilnius Town Hall and Town Hall Square are also within 5 ...
Radisson Blu Hotel LietuvaKonstitucijos av. 20, Vilnius 4.0 out of 5.0
Located in Business District, this eco-friendly hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Europa Tower and Vilnius Cathedral. Vilnius University and Town Hall Square are ...
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They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
3.2 Room cleanliness
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2.9 Room comfort
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Expedia Verified ReviewsThey paid and stayed. We double-checked.
by A verified traveler
Cheaper than Alameda.But not by much.Posted Oct 3, 2016
Chose this hotel due to crazy prices in Alameda. Was treated rudely at check in because I booked on line. Room was outdated. Large non working TV hung over access to bed. Bathroom was crusty around floor edges. Dead bolt on entrance door didn't connect to hasp.
by A verified traveler from Norman, OK
Beware of ManagerPosted Sep 26, 2016
Pros: It was next door to the Narrow Gauge Railroad.
Cons: The manager's attitude and the treatment of guests with service animals.
Location: It is located next door to the Narrow Gauge Railroad.
We checked in to what appeared to be a nice hotel. The next morning, the Manager gave my husband grief for walking my service dog. He claimed that we had to declare him as a pet and pay the pet fee which is against the law. When reviewed on their Facebook page, the manager became belligerent and called me names, even using the F-word publicly, then deleted the remarks. We couldn't locate the owner who resides somewhere in New York. While this hotel is next to the Railroad, take the time to choose a different one. This hotel is not friendly to service dogs, the disabled, or the law.
by A verified traveler from Sarasota, FL
Convenient to the Rail Road.Posted Sep 25, 2016
Pros: Proximity to the Rail Road
Cons: Breakfast.
I had booked passage on the historic Compres and Toltec Rail Road and wanted a room that was reasonably close by. I couldn't have made a better choice. The motel is no more than a couple of hundreds yards from the train. My room, while certainly not luxurious, was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was a bit of a downer, but there are two restaurants in town that serve a perfectly good breakfast, lunch and dinner. And the price was quite reasonable.
by A verified traveler from Texas
Living in the 80'sPosted Sep 16, 2016
Pros: Nothing.
Cons: Everything.
Location: Grungy little town with little to do and an unfriendly atmosphere.
First off we were informed that the room we reserved, a smoking room, was not available despite having a confirmation. The whole place seems rundown, poorly maintained and poorly lit. This whole town which relies on tourist for much of their livelihood is generally ill prepared and unfriendly towards them. The TV in our room was one like I had in my bedroom as a teenager and I'm now a Senior Citizen. This was the first stop of a long vacation trek and things did not get off to a good start. Couldn't wait to pack up and leave.
by A verified traveler
Older hotel in need of a face lift.Posted Sep 14, 2016
Pros: Convenient to Cumbres and Toltec Railroad
Cons: Hotel is in need of a facelift.
Location: Antonito is a very small town you will need to drive 30+ miles to find anything to do.
Booked this hotel for ease of access to Cumbres & Toltec Railroad we had reserved seats on. Had originally booked 2 nights and changed to 1 as the room was very disappointing. General condition of the room - no outlets in bathroom, curtains on the window were torn and wouldn't close, wall of the room were dirty, air conditioner noisy and didn't cool the room, bed was uncomfortable. Staff was friendly but no where to be found (they lived on premise).
by A verified traveler from Parker, CO.
Sorry I bothered you!Posted Sep 1, 2016
Pros: Nothing!
Cons: Everything, especially the ownership.
Location: Antonito is a small community of about 1200 people. Seemed friendly, other than at the Narrow Gauge Railroad Hotel. Nothing to do. At all!
No one at front desk, slow answering call bell. Used toilet on entering room and it overflowed. Moved to another room. Same problem. Went to desk to ask for refund and was accused of "breaking the toilets". Refund refused. Argument ensued, police called. Hotel Hell suggested as new name.
by A verified traveler
Out dated rooms, breakfast was disappointing.Posted Aug 8, 2016
Called to confirm handicap room and staff was not friendly. Out dated room, no curtains just blinds, room was small. Was clean.
by A verified traveler from Sacramento
Good motel, convenient for historic rail journeyPosted Aug 7, 2016
Pros: Convenient for historic rail trip.
Location: Town is small, but has food and gas.
Motel is located on outskirts of town, very close to the historic rail depot. Staff friendly and helpful. Rooms basic and clean. Free wifi available. Light breakfast provided.
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The walls were pretty thin - heard more of my neighbors than I wanted to. But the owner is very nice and the bed was super comfy.
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The contemporary menu celebrates the best of local produce including perfectly grilled WA steaks, fresh seafood, wholesome sides and traditional desserts, as well as new exciting share dishes. Enjoy a pre-dinner drink in the stylish cocktail bar, serving champagne by the glass, premium spirits and tempting cocktails. Accompany your meal with a variety of local and international wines from our walk-in wine room.
Enjoy the fresh air and beautiful park views at The Harbour Master Alfresco on Marine Terrace in Fremantle. Share some delicious food with friends while you sip on a cheeky local wine or beer. An absolute must try is the impressive hanging skewers served over rustic fries – choose from juicy Australian prawns with chilli and lime, chicken marinated in tequila, beer marinated in herbs and Creole spices.
The restaurant design features historic images of Fremantle Harbour and surrounds to highlight the link between the development of the city and the evolution of the Hotel site. The Harbour Master derives its name from the first owner of the Hotel site, Captain Daniel Scott, who arrived in Fremantle in 1829 and became Harbour Master until his retirement in 1851. Captain Scott leased the Hotel site to the Government as a temporary convict establishment to assist in housing the first arrivals.
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Our View: Lighter caseloads can prevent wrongful convictions
The recent jury verdict of $3 million for an innocent man who was left in jail without help from his public defender is a damning indictment of the practice of fixed-fee contracts, which grew out of the state's historic underpayment for the basic right to counsel established by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1963. That big-bucks award should serve notice to counties to end the practice, and it should remind state lawmakers that their work isn't done in shoring up the state's embarrassing national standing when it comes to financing the basics of the justice system.
It was back in 2004 that the state's Board for Judicial Administration issued a scathing report, which kicked off the "Justice in Jeopardy" initiative. The report noted that the state was last in the nation in financing trials courts, indigent defense and prosecutions. The reason was that the state never altered the 19th century format of leaving the burden of funding to cities and counties. That worked when the state's population was tiny and the system much less complicated, but we're not in the Old West anymore.
Counties have been forced to find cheap ways to finance court systems. From that, the fixed-fee contracts were born, which rewarded attorneys for the quantity of their work, rather than the quality. Plus, since the attorneys already knew they'd collect, they had an incentive to spend less money on building defenses for their clients. The practice reached appalling extremes in Grant County, where caseloads reached ridiculously high levels.
Thomas J. Earl was the attorney in the case that resulted in the $3 million jury award. He has subsequently been disbarred for soliciting money from clients. In 2003, he handled 400 to 500 cases. The bar recommendation was 150. No wonder he did next to nothing to free Felipe Vargas, who sat in jail for seven months after the alleged victim recanted. Though ultimately freed, Vargas lost friends and his job, and his reputation was damaged from the child molestation charge.
Fortunately, the state has taken steps to rectify public defense for the indigent. In his State of the Judiciary speech on Jan. 16, Gerry Alexander, the chief justice of the state Supreme Court, noted that the Legislature has increased state funding and made other changes, but it still brings up the rear, financing only 20 percent of costs. The goal of the state's task force was a 50-50 split, which would mirror the formula of other states. Owing to the state's budget challenges, Alexander said no funds have been sought since 2007, but the challenges remain.
The $3 million jury award to Vargas matches what the state appropriated to bolster public defense systems in 2005. It only takes one case like that to undermine progress. It will be difficult to find the money this year, but it makes no sense from a budgetary or moral standpoint to accept the status quo.
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You've now made me enough money to pay off my house. Can we try for a Vacation Home now?
A happy side note. If perchance and with every chance it will be valued at least as much as PCYC 95.00, we have ten time more pipeline, more applications and the MFG to produce many in-house, then you might be looking at a small Island!
My IRA is doing very nice since I bought CLDX at $3.96 last year. I am in IRA with CLDX, it is making up for many flat years with my P&G profit sharing from retiring after 26 years with P&G. Although P&G has been doing well of recent, it was stuck in the 60's PPS it seemes forever. Now, I wish I had some CLDX in my cash account, but next year I can dip in to my IRA if needed without penalty. I am with you JT, let's pay off the house and the cabin!
Congrats to you eduardo. You got in at a great price. I wasn't so lucky so after years I'm finally doing ok and I know CLDX will take it much higher. Amazing how things can change your life..
That is such a blessing, I am praying for the same thing, I lost my house through a nasty divorce in the stock market crash and housing crash and that is my dream again with this stock and you are just getting started here. Congratulations, may you give some to a charity and thanks.
Cannot wait for the day when we are debt-free... We just relocated to NC two years ago and lost our rearends on the sale of our home in MS. Walked away with a little bit of cash that we promptly invested in a strong Dow component. But gotta say that I am in a descent position (800 shares averaged at 3.75/share) right now and am in it for the long haul...
Good luck hokie, Hope you make it.
Congrats, J. Let's go for a Vacation Home by the beach so we can be Frank's neighbors!
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I can think of worse thing than being Franks neighbor asj. Being Mabio's neighbor lol
I'm in Frank lol
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U guys owe me and LV bigtime...btw we are having a very strong storm coming off the Ocean!
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Clannad, the Irish family group responsible for such timeless music as 'Theme From Harry's...
Sage Gateshead Opera Chorus and Rocket Opera present a concert version of Bizet's Carmen
Featuring professional young opera singers and some of Bizet's most well loved music such as the...
Duke Special
Bruised romanticism in a class of its own. Duke Special, AKA Peter Wilson, has perfected a...
Under 5s Music-Making (Wednesday Classes)
Join our friendly specialist musicians in the homey surroundings of the Gregg's Children's Room...
Cobweb Orchestra
Wednesday, 1-3pm: A friendly and welcoming group which is open to players of all standards. It does...
Sounds Good To Me
A group of adults with learning disabilities who have a love of singing. A chance to sing for fun...
Absolute Beginner Ukulele
Everyone has to start somewhere and for those wanting to play ukulele, this is it. In no time at...
Intermediate Ukulele
For players who have covered the basics of ukulele-playing and want to develop their skills...
Find Your Voice
Discover the voice you never knew you had. This is a group singing lesson which focuses on...
Sage Gateshead Opera Chorus
Sage Gateshead Opera Chorus is a group dedicated to performing both grand and light opera. They are...
An adventurous non-auditioned choir for anyone who enjoys being part of fun, unique and varied...
Project: Singing
Project: Singing is the adult programme's latest offering for choral singers looking for a...
Uke Troupe
A fun and informal ukulele group which explores familiar favourites and less familiar contemporary...
Beginner Ukulele
This group is perfect for people who've attended our Absolute Beginner Ukulele course and want to...
Events close to 13th March
Natalie Guy Mosaics Exhibition
Manuel Valencia - Flamenco Guitar Quartet plus Guitar Duo Manzano-Garcia
Rebecca Ferguson plus special guests
The Undertones - 40th Anniversary Tour + Louise Distras
Tony Joe White plus Jack Broadbent
Social Enterprise Festival 2016
Young Artist Platform - Andrea Gonzales Cabellero
Marisa Anderson & Laura Cannell
Ouseburn Open Studios 2016: Pop Up Taster Event
Crackling Songs for Autumn Days
Young Artist Platform - Renata Arlotti & Kevin Loh


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