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Less familiar name, familiar game
Rockies' Arenado posting stats reminiscent of predecessor
By Andrew Pentis / Special to MLB.com | May 3, 2012 6:00 AM ET
Now picture yourself in cleats, and you'll know how Rockies farmhand Nolan Arenado feels.
Colorado's No. 1 prospect -- and baseball's No. 22 overall -- had the luxury (not the burden as the rest of us might see it) of fielding Spring Training grounders hit by the Rockies most recognizable third baseman ever. For nine seasons, starting in 1993, Vinny Castilla played the same position as Arenado, in the same city Arenado hopes to soon call home.
"To work through the ball, always moving my body to first base," Arenado said when asked what Castilla, now a special assistant in the organization, told him about handling the hot corner. "Always move toward the bag instead of staying still."
Castilla's advice to Arenado is fitting. The Minor Leaguer has been in constant motion since he went from shortstop at El Toro High in Lake Forest, Calif., to second-round pick in the 2009 MLB Draft. The evidence lies is his 162-game career average in the Minors, mixed in here with two others':
Player Comparison
"For me, it's always about driving down through the ball. If I work through the ball, I'll be OK. I have to get back to it," said Arenado, who sounds completely unaware that he's batting .307 so far this season for the Double-A Tulsa Drillers. "My top-hand [helps] me drive the ball with back-spin."
Staying through the ball? Top hand? Back-spin? Tulsa hitting coach Kevin Riggs helps us break down Arenado's mechanics.
"The thing with Nolan is sometimes he gets tilted with his upper body, in the lead arm, his left arm. His bottom hand will be dominating the swing. Obviously, as a hitter, we need to use both levers equally," Riggs explained. "When his top hand stays on the bat longer -- before relase -- that's when he's going to really get through the ball, drive the ball and get that backspin. A lot of guys think they create that with their bottom hand -- and that's obviously one side of it -- but if that top hand isn't working as well, you're going to lose your barrel and fly some balls to the off-side. ... That being said, this guy, his barrel stays through the hitting zone as long as anybody I've ever seen, so he's going to have some good results and is going to find some hits even when he's not going well. Numbers-wise, they are good, but he's not hitting the ball as well as he would like."
So Player A(renado) has been successful -- the numbers comprising his four years split among Class A Casper and Asheville, Class A Advanced Modesto and Tulsa -- if not in his own eyes. Ready for the identity of Player B to be revealed? He's Castilla, who declined MiLB.com's interview request through the Rockies, saying that the appropriate time to talk about Arenado as a player will be when he's reached the Majors (another subtle challenge to his underling?). After all, Castilla once forged the path from (Atlanta Braves) prospect to Rox stalwart, smacking 239 of his 320 career homers for Colorado. Those are big cleats to fill.
"Vinny is a great man -- he's really helped me in becoming a third baseman," Arenado said. "I'm just trying to work hard and, with his help and the Rockies' help, one day hopefully I could play as good as he did."
Might Arenado be better than his predecessor? A question worth asking.
"My comparison with the swing would be Edgar Martinez," Riggs said of Player C in our example. "But Vinny is a good comparison; Vinny could turn the high fastball around -- he could hit the high fastball as well as anybody -- and Nolan is the kind of guy that's going to hit, hit for power and drive in runs."
The day when he does all of those things in the Majors may not be far away. One scout who saw Arenado during Spring Training is most impressed by his completeness as a player. A typical Minor Leaguer at his age (Arenado turned 21 last month), the scout argued, has at least one glaring weakness remaining in his game. Arenado, who has only made one fielding error over his past 24 games, does not.
"I'm just going to try to control me," the third baseman said, warding off any more juxtapositions, even those warranted. "Once I get that call, hopefully sooner than later, I'll help the big league club out because I know I can. I know I can play up there."
Prospect Up
No. 100 prospect Oscar Taveras can hit, that's for sure. But can the Cardinals' corner outfielder hit for power? That extra tool -- of the vaunted five -- is often the difference between being merely good instead of great at the plate. Taveras, 19, is looking more like the latter. The left-handed hitter has seven home runs in 24 Texas League games (he had eight all of last year) or one every 14 at-bats so far in 2012 (he had one every 39 at-bats in 2011).
Prospect Down
No. 47 prospect Gary Brown posted .336/.407/.519 in 131 games at Class A Advanced San Jose last season, so the sight of his April numbers -- .227/.333/.284 -- at Double-A Richmond is more than surprising. And it's not because he's a slow starter: The 24th overall pick in the 2010 Draft compiled a .333/.418/.427 during the first month of 2011. Still, the Giants are not alarmed. "When you have 500 at-bats," like Brown did in the Cal League in 2011, player development director Fred Stanley argued, "success is no fluke." Stanley also said Brown's slide can be traced to two Eastern League factors: The weather is bad, and the pitching is not. Fellow San Francisco farmhand Francisco Peguero (No. 97) has had similar struggles a level up in the Giants' system at PCL Fresno, where the weather is warmer and runs tend to be more plentiful.
Prospect Pitch Rewind
No. 87 prospect A.J. Cole rated his repertoire for MiLB.com:
- Four-seam fastball at 92 to 95 mph
- Two-seam fastball at 90 to 92
- Knuckle-curveball at 78 to 82
- Changeup at 82 to 84
In "Scout's View" of his latest Prospect Watch notebook, set to appear online Friday, Draft and prospects expert Jonathan Mayo spoke with a scout about a Mobile BayBears roster that has featured eight of the D-backs' Top 20 Prospects so far this season. Of left-handed starter Tyler Skaggs, ranked third among Arizona's bounty, the scout said, "He probably has the best curve in Minor League baseball." For more of Mayo's analysis, visit MLB.com's Prospects Central.
Your Questions, Answered
Tweet your prospect-related queries to @MinorLeagues and @AndrewMiLB.
Reading Material
- Bryce Harper comes with risk, writes Baseball Prospectus' Kevin Goldstein.
- Harper, promoted by the Nationals, is like an Upton, writes SI.com's Joe Lemire.
- Mike Trout, promoted by the Angels, is fast to first, writes ESPN.com's Mark Saxon.
- Five more could soon follow Harper and Trout, writes SI.com's Cliff Corcoran.
- Zack Wheeler has split his changeup, writes MiLB.com's Ashley Marshall.
- Jarrod Parker has an enhanced repertoire, writes Fangraphs' David Laurila.
- Dellin Betances was reminded of winning, writes MiLB.com's Danny Wild.
- Frauds are among Latin America prospects, writes Baseball America's Ben Badler.
- Dylan Bundy has a bike route, writes ESPN.com's Jerry Crasnick.
- Bubba Starling is increasing his reps, writes MLB.com's Jesse Sanchez.
Andrew Pentis is a contributor to MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at AndrewMiLB. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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AT&T 4G LTE Available in Athens
Customers to benefit from nation's fastest 4G LTE network on the latest devices
Athens, Ohio, March 20, 2013
AT&T* has turned on the nation's fastest 4G LTE network** in Athens, bringing customers the latest generation of wireless network technology. Watch here to see several of the benefits AT&T 4G LTE provides, including:
- Faster speeds. LTE technology is capable of delivering mobile Internet speeds up to 10 times faster than 3G***. Customers can stream, download, upload and game faster than ever before.
- Cool new devices. AT&T offers several LTE-compatible devices, including new AT&T 4G LTE smartphones and tablets.
- Faster response time. LTE technology offers lower latency, or the processing time it takes to move data through a network, such as how long it takes to start downloading a webpage or file once you've sent the request. Lower latency helps to improve services like mobile gaming, two-way video calling and telemedicine.
- More efficient use of spectrum. Wireless spectrum is a finite resource, and LTE uses spectrum more efficiently than other technologies, creating more space to carry data traffic and services and to deliver a better network experience.
"The launch of new, even faster mobile Internet service in the Athens area will help my constituents and local businesses, who are working hard to rebuild Ohio's economy," said State Senator Lou Gentile. "Advancement in mobile technologies is a critical economic driver for businesses and consumers to remain competitive and to foster further economic growth."
"In an information-driven economy, the ability for my constituents to have access to the latest communications technology is critical," said State Representative Debbie Phillips. "Investments like this assure that businesses of all sizes can compete effectively in a global economy. I would like to thank AT&T for this investment in our community."
AT&T's 4G Network
AT&T's innovation and investment has resulted in the nation's largest 4G network, covering 288 million people with ultra-fast speeds and a more consistent user experience. Our 4G LTE network delivered faster average download speeds than any of our competitors in PCWorld's most recent 13-market speed tests.
AT&T's 4G LTE network delivers speeds up to 10 times faster than 3G, as well as multiple innovations that optimize the network for performance. Our network's radio components are placed close to the antenna at most cell sites, instead of inside the base station, which helps minimize power loss between the base station and antenna and, in turn, improves the performance of our 4G LTE network. The network also is designed with its core elements distributed across the country, which helps reduce latency, or the delay when using the Internet, because your request isn't traveling as far.
"I'm proud to say that Athens is among the communities enjoying this cutting-edge technology," said Athens County Commissioner Chris Chmiel. "AT&T's investment is an example of the company's overall commitment to southeast Ohio, and builds on our reputation as a strong region for business investment."
"We continue to see demand for mobile Internet skyrocket, and our 4G LTE network in Athens reflects what customers want from their mobile experience — more, faster, and on the best devices," said Adam Grzybicki, President AT&T Ohio. "We'll continue to invest and transform our infrastructure in response to the demands of the Ohio marketplace."
Even as AT&T continues to expand its 4G LTE coverage, customers can get 4G speeds outside of 4G LTE areas on our 4G HSPA+ network, unlike competitors, where smartphone customers fall back to slower 3G technologies when outside of LTE coverage.
AT&T's focus to deliver the best possible mobile Internet experience goes beyond 4G to embrace additional connection technologies. AT&T operates the nation's largest Wi-Fi network**** including more than 32,000 AT&T Wi-Fi Hot Spots at popular restaurants, hotels, bookstores and retailers, and provides access to more than 402,000 hotspots globally through roaming agreements. Most AT&T smartphone customers get access to our entire national Wi-Fi network at no additional cost, and Wi-Fi usage doesn't count against customers' monthly wireless data plans.
AT&T also is a leading developer of Distributed Antenna Systems, which utilize multiple small antennas to maximize coverage and speed within stadiums, convention centers, office buildings, hotels and other areas where traditional coverage methods are challenging.
Over the past five years, AT&T invested nearly $98 billion into operations. Since 2008, AT&T has invested more capital into the U.S. economy than any other public company. In a July 2012 report, the Progressive Policy Institute ranked AT&T No. 1 on its list of U.S. "Investment Heroes."


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By Major Tian
OMAHA and BEIJING (MarketWatch) — On a bleak Friday afternoon in early May, a bus pulled up outside the CenturyLink Center in downtown Omaha. Cameras in hand, about two dozen Chinese tourists filed out.
They posed for pictures with the few sculptures at the convention center's entrance. "So this is where the meeting will be," one of them said.
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For most global tourists, downtown Omaha isn't a destination on their bucket list.
But for an increasing number of Chinese attendees, Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s /quotes/zigman/219651/composite BRK.A +0.02% /quotes/zigman/583979/delayed BRK.B +0.02% annual shareholder meeting in Omaha has become a pilgrimage of sorts. At this most recent meeting, 1,000 visitors from China showed up.
Their must-see list included a visit to Berkshire's office building, the neighborhood Buffett lives in, and the steak house where he and Bill Gates consume root beer floats. And most importantly, they lined up in the pre-dawn hours to get into the six-hour Q&A session held by Berkshire Chairman Buffett and his business partner Charlie Munger.
Missed Buffett's last quip? Chinese-language media were there to help.
Hailing from outlets including government mouthpiece Xinhua and CCTV, they outnumbered their peers from other foreign countries. They were there to make sure that whenever the 83-year-old Buffett shared a word of wisdom, it would be immediately translated into Chinese.
'God of stock investing'
The attraction for Buffett's Chinese acolytes was a chance to hear his tips on investing, with the goal of bringing that investment philosophy back to China. Largely through asset management firms that tout their Buffett-like strategy, these Chinese value investors are seeking to mimic the strategy that has made him a billionaire.
But they face an uphill battle. Numerous accounts of fraud at Chinese companies have scared many retail investors from their local market.
"99% of the time the Chinese stock market is like a giant casino," said Zhang Feng of private equity firm Gingko at a reception organized by Chinese financial news site Sina Finance and Shanghai's Aegon-Industrial Fund Management . "It's much harder to practice value investing there than in the U.S."
Sina Finance
Harder, but not impossible. In the evening after the Buffett/Munger presentation, a Chinese-language panel discussion around Buffett's investment strategies attracted more than 250 people, predominantly retail investors and finance professionals from China. A year ago, a similar event drew 120 people.
Before the discussion started, the crowd was greeted by officials from Omaha's Chamber of Commerce, the dean of UNO's business school, and through a pre-recorded video speech, Warren Buffett's youngest son Peter.


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Best Of :: Shopping & Services
Thank heaven the owners of Saints and Sinners rent a retail space at the Willow House coffee shop, allowing us to pick up devilishly fun gifts on the cheap -- and on the go.
Along with traditional "Day of the Dead" sugar skulls, you can find a cast iron Catholic Nun bottle opener for a ten-spot. For 12 clams, pop pennies in a coin bank shaped like a Mexican wrestler's head. Need to release some tension? How about a set of head-butting, arm-swinging wooden fighters for $1? And $8.50 will get you a pair of Mutant Women From Outer Space salt and pepper shakers.
An offshoot of the late, lamented flagship store in Glendale, this Saints and Sinners nook obviously doesn't have the extensive selection as the original location. Still, we never fail to find something kooky and unique -- and still have change left over for a coffee refill.
Most garage waiting rooms have all the appeal of, well, a garage waiting room. Call the decor Grease Monkey Hell: a few plastic chairs, an out-of-order pop machine, a table covered with old cam-shaft catalogues and a TV permanently tuned to Jenny Jones.
At the Car Repair Company (catchy name, guys!), purists can still read dog-eared issues of People if they're so inclined. But you'll find most stranded motorists ogling the owner's collection of cool car kitsch. In addition to several old gas pumps (including a 1940s Sinclair model with the famous dinosaur logo), there's a display case filled with vintage car toys like Hot Wheels, a Hasbro Amaze-A-Matic ("The fantastic car with a brain!"), a miniature Hooter's van and something called Hairy Hurdles. Car culture accouterments are represented by a miniature Ramada Inn travel bag, a 1960s Kodak Instamatic and a variety of old pop bottles. A battered traffic cone from a race-car driving school, vintage car magazines and the tail end of a hot pink Cadillac Fleetwood bring up the rear.
The only thing possibly missing from this remarkable roadside attraction? A tape loop of a kid whining, "Are we there yet?"
With the hundreds of discount dens, bargain barns and 99-cent stores around the Valley, it takes a lot to get a seasoned bargain hunter to raise an eyebrow. But when you combine clean, intact men's, women's and children's clothing and footwear, plus housewares, with 50 to 75 percent off retail prices, the Dillard's Clearance Center can make even the cynical bargain shopper's eyes pop out of their sockets.
The Dillard's Clearance Center is the seasonal outlet for Dillard's department stores in the area. That means you're scoring the same merchandise for which you wouldn't allow yourself to pay full retail, the only drawback being you're buying corduroy pants and flannel shirts in April. But rest assured these garments aren't ripped or stained, like you might expect from other discount venues that sell returned goods.
This bargain bonanza does come at a cost. Unlike other Dillard's stores, this one doesn't feature elaborate visual displays. But at prices like these, you'd have to be a dummy to quibble over the lack of a few mannequins.
Looking for a lock-pick gun? Trying to peep at your boss's confidential mail but don't know where to pick up the CIA Flaps and Seals Manual? Got a hankering to brew up some marijuana beer but can't find the infamous how-to book (labels included)? Underground Mall is the spot for all that and a grip of other tools, toys, manuals and herbal pseudo-drugs that'll have you about one inch this side of a jail sentence.
On a recent spree, we scored issue #8 of Super Taboo (an animé-porn comic, $2.95), a pack of tobacco-free "Ecstasy" cigarettes (agonizingly awful-tasting, $5.95), and got the hard sell for (but didn't purchase) a rain-forest-derived hallucinatory herb called Salvia (sounds pretty cool, $32.95). And thanks to the sleaziest array of fetish videos imaginable (or, more accurately, unimaginable), kink fans will think they've died and gone to Al Goldstein's rec room.
For an even larger selection of subversive fun, check out Underground's catalogue, wherein you can find toys like the "Mind Molester," a 1" x 11/4" electronic chirping device you hide that chirps one second every five minutes 'til it's found ($29.99!); or try "Mega Sonic Nausea," which emits ultrahigh frequency sound waves that generate queasiness in all within earshot (a great way to clear a classroom, $99.99).
For the porn-inclined, foul-minded, criminal-hearted or just plain curious, the Underground Mall is a gold mine.
Did you long ago give up hope of ever finding a copy of preteen belter Lena Zavaroni's 1974 novelty disc "Ma! He's Making Eyes at Me"? Sorry, we got to Prickly Pair first and beat you to it.
Not only did we zone in on Zavaroni, we also carted off such hard-to-find goodies as a pre-Cher Sonny Bono 45, a Herman's Hermits EP, and a Beatles eight-track (still in the shrink!). Now closing in on its 20th anniversary, Prickly Pair isn't your average house of wax. Its huge inventory of singles (several hundred thousand vintage platters, plus heaps of newly minted jukebox 45s) is given special attention: The records are catalogued by artist and title on the store's computer system, and kept out of reach of customers, so they're always in order and accessible to fanatical collectors and casual listeners alike.
Clued-in counter helpers are glad to grab a stack of singles by any artist on your list, and will probably offer little-known details about the artist and tunes you're buying, besides. (Bet you didn't know that little Lena died of anorexia a couple of years back.)
Where is it written that a huge national bookstore chain is inherently inferior to a cramped, poorly stocked counterpart run by aging unicorn-huggers who can quote chapter and verse on J.R.R. Tolkien?
If it's in print, one of the army of friendly staffers at Borders will direct you to a section of the store devoted to that very same school of thought. And in the unlikely event Borders can't help you? Well, you can always schlep over to the aforementioned maverick bibliothèque and listen to a clerk bend your ear with an oral rendition of that "big business is bad" diatribe.
Us? We're bookin' to Borders.
Readers' Choice for Best Bookstore -- New Titles: Borders


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Anion's really wrecking them freights!
Hey man, at least he "has the balls" to do that!
looks good RA, your R could use a little tweaking
Haha you actually bothered to dig that up...
Everyone's first piece is dodgy as hell, and I've seen a lot worse 1sts than mine. That was ages ago my can control is heaps better dude...
And thats in a spot where no one goes, its a chill spot I use to practice in not on fucking freights like some toys do.
Excuses, excuses...
Lmao, excuses? I accepted that was wack as fuck....
First time painting, you cant compare that
and on the last one the PS aint me..
aajaaha. anion is great. all you haters dont know what paint is all about.
fuck style n control n all that shit. aslong as you get up your legit. ESPECIALLy when poor versions of cartoon characters are involved. AND ESPECIALLY when using the expensive paint mom buys.
fuck practicing in a book or plywood. just get out n get her done.
i cant tell if hes serious or not.
Peace to Dawzr
That, and nobody Likes him.
luuuuuuuuuuuuuulzapalooza. one thing ill say about anion is he sure doesnt give up. and keeps coming back to get razzed on. he actually gets props for that. but besides that hes a fucking twat. i actually dont see why he bothers posting. he knows hell get laughed at and its obvious he doesnt care fore any advice. wtfs the point?
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I keep posting because I have fun painting.
And I know it gets under all of your skin.
I might suck but I get up more than 90% of the toys in here.
That's what half this game is all about.
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Ain't It Cool News Reviews Every Waking Moment!Thursday, April 19th, 2012
Ain't It Cool News, one of the top comic book sites around, recently reviewed Every Waking Moment from Arcana Comics! You can read some of the best bits below, but be sure to CLICK HERE to read the review in full.
"EVERY WAKING MOMENT is a graphic novel that builds to a crescendo similar to WATCHMEN, with a slow boil opening that only intensifies with each new chapter."
"…a compelling premise, a unique story, and an especially strong sense of foreboding throughout."
"Heavy, thought-provoking stuff."
"For a story focused around snoozing, it's a surprisingly enthralling read that weighs both sides of the debate
with gusto."
"A potent and involving thriller that touches on some controversial issues that are relevant in today's
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TITLE: Every Waking Moment
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Diamond Code: SEP108036 Genre: Science Fiction
What would you do if you never had to sleep again? That's the question mankind must answer when visionary billionaire Grant Auden develops an eye-opening new medical procedure, The Wake-Up Call, which forever eliminates the need for sleep. Reporter Emma Troy discovers an unexpected and alarming side effect. If you don't sleep, you don't dream. And those lost dreams will literally come true as they erupt into the waking world, causing chaos beyond belief. In a fast paced world that is racing into the future, how long before sleep is considered unnecessary?


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An article Friday had incorrect information about possible layoffs at Long Beach City College. College officials said that up to 18 full-time faculty could be laid off by the fall semester.
Another article Friday about the explosive growth of the charter school movement erroneously referred to the Government Accountability Office as a state department. The independent, nonpartisan agency is an arm of the federal government.


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Located in Chowara, this beachfront resort is connected to the airport and within 9 mi (15 km) of Hawah Beach, Vizhinjam Beach, and Lighthouse Beach. Vellayani Lake is 7.4 mi (11.9 km) away.
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In addition to a full-service spa, Manaltheeram Ayurvedic Hospital and Research centre features an outdoor pool and a health club. Dining options at the resort include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
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Recreational amenities at the resort include an outdoor pool and a health club.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms and outdoor treatment areas. Services include massages, facials, body treatments, and manicures and pedicures. The spa is equipped with a spa tub. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including Ayurvedic.
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Minimum check-in age is 15
Check-in time starts at 1 PM
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- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 5 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding. Children may not be eligible for complimentary breakfast.
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- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
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For God has not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.
—2 Timothy 1:7
This verse and a roller coaster are the theme for this year's Vacation Bible School at the church we attend, Harris Avenue Baptist Church.
With the hallways and classrooms decorated we prepare for a week of Bible study, games, songs, snacks and prayer. We usually average around 100 kids ages 4-18. Most VBS's do not include high school-aged kids, but we have done so the past two years. Last year we averaged 12 high school youths and look forward to at least that many this year. It's exciting to see the older kids coming in with the same excitement as the younger children.
We begin each night with a short video that relates to the Bible verse and theme. We say the pledge of allegiance to the flags and Bible then close in prayer before breaking into groups. The youth, or older kids group, breaks off and goes upstairs to the youth room. There we have tables, chairs, ping pong table and art supplies. We start off with a little game to get everyone comfortable. We then begin our Bible study. Having older kids, we are allowed different time restraints. We still rotate stations, but not as quickly as we do with the younger kids' group. Our youth Bible study is usually 30 – 40 minutes of active participation. We then have arts and crafts time, snacks, songs and prayer time. We are blessed to have the space upstairs so we can implement a whole VBS series.
This year was extra special for our youth kids. We had missionaries from the Ukraine join us for an evening. Slavik and Sasha told many amazing stories of how God has been important in their life, from allowing them to be able to start a church to their being united as husband and wife. They related how God and prayer were the reason for all things they share. Our kids really enjoyed listening to their stories and seeing how real God is in their life.
Most churches hold their Vacation Bible School, or VBS, sometime during the summer months. It is usually a week long event that focuses on religious eduction and activities for children.
Vacation Bible School all started back in1894, when a Sunday school teacher by the name of D.T. Miles, who was also a public school teacher in Hopedale, Ill., felt like she was limited time-wise in teaching Bible stories to children. So she started a daily Bible school during the summer. Her first Bible study enrolled 40 students and lasted four weeks.
Eliza Hawes, director of the children's department at Epiphany Baptist Church in New York City began teaching an "Everyday Bible School" in 1898. Hawes continued to teach the children in a rented out beer parlor for seven years in New York's East Side.
Dr. Robert Boville of the Baptist Mission Society became aware of Hawes' summer program and recommended it to other Baptist churches. He then started a handful of summer programs taught by students at the Union Theological Seminary. During one summer, 1,000 students were enrolled in five different schools. In 1922 he founded the World Association of Daily Bible School. In 1923, one year later, Standard Publishing produced the first ever printed VBS curriculum. Material was provided for a five-week course on three age levels (kindergarten, primary and junior).
Many churches today hold their own themed VBS without being under the umbrella of the national organization. And there is usually no fee for kids to participate in a VBS program.
In our church, after a week of Bible study, songs, arts and crafts and prayer the children get to perform what they have learned for their parents, grandparents and friends on the final night. They present the flags, say the pledges, sing songs and watch a slide show of pictures we have taken of them all week, and then close in prayer. Many of the kids will hug you and tell you they can't wait until next year. We have seen many children grow through the years of VBS—another reason we implemented the youth VBS. We want them to come back year after year.
Again, God did not give us a spirit of fear, but of love, power and sound mind. He gave us His spirit to live in us. If one child comes away believing this, all our hard work is worth it and, most importantly, God gets the glory.
I attended VBS many years growing up. Not much has changed. It's a time to learn about God, meet new people and be reminded of how much God truly loves us. Sometimes, the week of VBS is the only time a child hears about the love of God. I'm so thankful to be a part of such a wonderful group at Harris Ave. It was an awesome week!


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The Honorable, The SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
MY DEAR MR. SECRETARY: On November 29, 1935, the First Assistant Secretary of the Interior, under authority contained in section 3 of the Indian Reorganization Act of June 18, 1934 (48 Stat. L., 984), upon the recommendation of this Office, restored the undisposed-of opened lands of the Grand Portage Indian Reservation, Minnesota, consisting of 9,277.59 acres, to tribal ownership.
In the recommendation of this Office it was asked that restoration be made in favor of the Grand Portage Band of Chippewa Indians of the Grand Portage Reservation. This position was taken because at that time it had not been definitely determined whether restorations of this kind should be made to individual bands of Chippewa Indians of Minnesota or to the Chippewa Indians of Minnesota generally. The Departmental indorsement making the restoration reads as follows:
"The lands described on the attached list are hereby restored to tribal ownership as recommended and the matter referred to the Commissioner of the General Land Office for appropriate notation on the records of that Office; also any lands inadvertently omitted from said list and any that may be released subsequently thereto."
In an opinion rendered February 19, 1938, by the Solicitor for the Interior Department, approved by the Assistant Secretary of the Interior on the same date, relating to the restoration of undisposed-of lands ceded by the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians under section 3 of the Indian Reorganization Act, in which it was held that the lands should be restored to the "Chippewa Indians of Minnesota" and not to the Red Lake Band alone, the following appears:
"In reaching this conclusion I have not overlooked the fact that certain lands within the Grand Portage Reservation have already been restored under section 3 of the Reorganization Act to the Grand Portage Indians. This action, taken without complete consideration of the general problem of land restoration in the Chippewa area and without due regard for the interest in those lands possessed by the other Chippewa Indians of Minnesota, should be modified to conform with this opinion.
"In summary of the foregoing conclusions, it is my opinion that the remaining undisposed-of lands ceded by the Red Lake Band under the act of 1889 should be restored under section 3 of the Reorganization Act to the 'Chippewa Indians of Minnesota, and that, if this opinion is approved, the remaining lands ceded by the other bands of Chippewa Indians under
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In order to comply with the instructions referred to, it is respectfully recommended that the restoration order of November 29, 1935, mentioned in the opening paragraph of this letter, be modified so as to make the beneficiary the Chippewa Indians of Minnesota instead of the Grand Portage Band of Chippewa Indians of the Grand Portage Reservation.
Sincerely yours,
WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN, Jr.,
Assistant Commissioner.
April 9, 1938.
There are no reasons appearing in the records of this Office why the foregoing recommendation should not be approved.
Acting Assistant Commissioner.
June 3, 1938.
For the reason mentioned in the foregoing recommendation, Departmental order of November 29, 1935, restoring the undisposed-of opened lands of the Grand Portage Indian Reservation, Minnesota, to tribunal ownership, is hereby modified to the extent of making the beneficiary the Chippewa Indians of Minnesota instead of the Grand Portage Band of Chippewa Indians of the Grand Portage Reservation.
Assistant Secretary of the Interior.


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Not a lot. Only one member of staff was friendly (morning member of staff), The room was dirty with cigarette end in bin. Single bed was broken, also the bedside table broken, We had a connecting door in our room which was not locked and asked a member of staff to check it but was not checked. Have stayed at Campanielle all over Europe and this was by far the worst. Will not be staying at these hotels again
Very clean and fresh. Good online price. Reception staff spoke very little English. Did not get what I was promised on the website, namely that I could have an extra bed in the room for free for my 9 yr old child. Hotel staff had no idea about this despite my request clearly shown on my booking invoice and the information that this was indeed the case.
the room was smelly, fag smoke, the air conditioning system had a musty smell
The staff were helpful in that we booked a room for 3 over the internet for our children and arrived having driven across france for 10 hours to be told they didnt have a room for 3 available, and that they often had problems with internet booking. They pulled a mattress into the room to accomodate. Dreadful internet booking service.
Good location for people with cars Too strong odor of some strong cleaning aid.
Nice room, clean the scent of previous smokers in the room
The staff were friendly and very helpful We were disappointed to discover that because the hotel was fully booked there was not even 1 spare pillow. One of our party needed to keep his upper body raised and to do this we had to fold up blankets and bed covers.
We were delayed by 6 hours due to a problem with Eurotunnel, I phoned them and they gave me the gate code and couln't be more helpful.
Very helpful and sympathetic receptionist. Very clean rooms. Free wifi.
friendly staff and good restaurant slightly difficult to find if used as we did, as a transit stop , quite difficult to get back on motorway, as turn offs are not well sign posted and at extremely busy junction in city centre not for feight hearted!
very quiet and close to vital amenities the three bedroom room was inadequately prepared for a third person no pillow or duvet . also had to set up the bed myself and the room was a standard size so third bed blocked access to teh fromt door or bathroom yes I booked this hotel via a representative who had asked the hotel or understood from teh hotel tha the rooms would be adjoining and next to each other. When I got there this was not so and the rooms were only on top of each other i.e you had to walk 100 metres to the stairs and walk back so as such were not next to each other
Everything!! The breakfast
Rooms were clean, bright and spacious.
Breakfast was rather poor. Except the bred and the coffee everything came in small plastic containers - looked very modern, but not exactly my taste. Would have preferred some real ham and cheese.
Functional. Fridge, microwave and kettle provide alternative food options. Simple no nonsense breakfast
It was right for 4 adults but generally acceptablr There are openings in the swinging doors to the shower area that created a problem with privacy. We had two teenage girls and two men.
The hotel is very good While we knew breakfast was extra - we decided to take, fot the kids it cost six euros but then there was no cereal specific for the kids - so we ended up paying just for a glass of milk, (as the cereal we had to buy ourselves)
They did not complete the clean of my room one day. It looked like they started part of the kitchette area and then did not complete it.
The staff was really friend. Best choice if you are looking for something new, clean and functional. Good internet connection. It´s not in the city center (20min walking distance) although it´s close to the University and there are some small shops close by.
it was very clean and had a lot of space and everything that you needed a small point wich may be a big point for someone else was that there was only a small amount of toilet paper and we ran out of....however we made use of the tissues that were there so it didnt impact on us particularly....us brits tend to make do i guess....overall it was very comfortable and in a nice location and that was the only thing and to be honest we felt it was a minor thing.....
Clean hotel & helpful staff - watch the parking tickets if you leave the car on the road! Bed hard and pillows uncomfortable
Comfortable and modern
The location of the hotel suited our needs perfectly, as it was a stop over on our drive home from the south of France & it meant we didn't have a long journey to Calais the next day. The building itself was beautiful & it was nice to see a modern design/decor incorporated into a traditional building. The staff were friendly, efficient & very helpful & when we were unable to eat in their restaurant as it was full, they reccomended & booked a lovely alternative. That we weren't there for longer & that it was raining heavily so we were unable to explore the area!!
Service, food, and facility were all outstanding. Nothing
A magnificent beautiful and very romantic hotel in the heart of the centre, excellent location. Very friendly, helpful, good-looking and attentive multilangual personel. It was clean, big badroom with separated shower and bath, decent material. There was an apart room for the toilet, which is always a plus. An enormous and very comfort supersized bed: wish I had that one at home! The closet was big, spacious and full-mirored. A big indoor swimming pool located in the wellness and a giant hamam with music and a starsky.The breakfast was not a huge buffet, but you had everything you could wish for plus the quality of the food was superbe. Delicious! Spacy room but looked a bit 'empty', no little salon, nor those little extras like some chocolat, some fruit or fresh flowers to welcome you. But there was a bottle of water. No device to play music. A minus on the toilet for the ladies was the absence of a bin. We had a problem with gaining warm water the first night, but this was probably due erroneous use. The welness was very relaxing but unfortunately it was sometimes a bit noisious due playing children.
The location of the hotel, the interesting courtyard and the comfort of the bedroom There was notghing we didn't like
The cleanliness.The design of the hotel. Staff so helpful, spa facilities brilliant. Will def go back. NOTHING
The hotels location is superb for site seeing but very difficult to find, the availability of car parking is a joke. The hotel is fine just finding it and somewhere to park were the flies in the ointment.
location, friendliness of staff, promptness of service the room was not made up early enough
Rooms are small but well furnished. The location is very convenient for tourism and the underground car park is very useful. The bed was too firm and the air conditioning was noisy and ineffective.
The friendly and helpful nature of the staff, a very good breakfast, and fine location for sightseeing
Very pleasant and helpfull staff. Good local knowledge too. Rooms alittle on the small side.
Excellent location, good facilities, very clean.
Nothing special , type of hotel you will not remember except for the extraordinary attitude of 2 employees at the reception desk who were very helpful. The access by car is very complicated and parking very narrow.
location uncomfortable bed,small room, expensive bar/mini bar
The location.. so close to the Cathetral, the Gros Horloge, shopping. The room was very small for 2.
Very nice location in central city. It may be difficult to find hotel by car. But i think it is usal in France due to many uni direction road.
very central, nice spacious rooms parking and possibility to reach the hotel by car
proximity to city; quaintness of the surroundings
Personal touch, very friendly staff, beautiful location. Nothing, it was lovely, we would stay there again.
Brilliant location just behind the cathedral, breakfast was excellent. Renovation work is currently being done on rooms.
Location. Old French charm. Free use of internet. Breakfast better than expected. Shower facility and bathroom better than expected. No. For the price, in France, this was pretty good all round. If I tried I could probably find fault, as in any hotel anywhere!
It had the nicest room of any we stayed in in France. Parking lot didn't have enough spaces for all guests to park.
The best advantage of this hotel is the location. It is easy walking distance to all sights, shopping and restaurants.
Very central and had an old French charm Parking was difficult
Receptionists were friendly and welcoming. Hotel is full of character No Parking. Carpets on stairs is worn and corridors were needing decorating. Poor signage in hotel
Location and ambiance.. It is a typical French hotel and not like a chain hotel at all, individual but well decorated. Bed very comfortable and staff fine, even when we stayed beyond checkout time.
This place is very quaint. It is in a great location next to the cathedral and is clean and comfortable despite being obviously very old (and by that I don't mean worn down - I mean that you can tell the building has been there forever but it is well taken care of). There is a nice court yard/patio with a very friendly cat and a nice breakfast. Would stay there again 100% The key system is a little old, other than that, everything is great!
Friendly reception even at 4:30 am!!! Poorly signposted, very difficult to find.
The location The restaurant wasn't open, but it was a public holiday
The location in the centre with car parking.
We stayed one night en route to Calais after travelling from South West France. Hotel difficult to find and we parked in public car park in the market which was only a short walk away. Very pleasant decor and nice comfortable room though a bit small and dark. Location is fantastic and for a one night stay, we were on the square close to all the restaurants and shops, was just perfect. We got a very good deal with trip advisor so thought hotel excellent value for money. Would recommend. Difficulty in finding hotel. Directions should be given with booking in view of location. Room rather small and dark.
The Location Access to the hotel by car not easy to find.
The very pleasant hotel. The rooms is small but very comfortable. It`s not possible to reach the hotel by car. The very, very small lift.
Clean, good, but unobtrusive service Was ok.
All three of the women at the front desk were extremely helpful both with room and town questions. We had an early departure and were taken care of graciously.
Excelent location, good staff and facilites. On site parking is welcome and valued the decor and facilities in the bedrooms were poor and outdated, but generally clean and adequate
We liked our 6 day stay. The rooms were clean and quiet. This hotel is located where most tourists would like to be. The staff was extremely helpful and quite friendly. When there was a confusion about whether we wanted one big bed or two singles they easily fixed the problem to our satisfaction. The breakfast room was quite good.
Clean, helpful staff, closer to centre than expected with bonus of parking Lack of tea/coffee facilities in room
Perfectly comfotable and clean modern hotel, with a quirky design style in the corridors. Trying to find the place. My satnav didn't recognise the street name - no wonder its a shopping centre!. It was by shear chance that I found the car park - I didn't read anything i advance that suggested that the car park was under the hotel and a part of the shopping centre. At least the parking was free when we left on Sunday morning.
Good location in the centre of the town. It's starting to look worn and is in need of a refit. Very small bathroom.
Friendliness and helpfulness of the staff, restaurant and bar were excellant.
location,fair breakfast,parking under the hotel the room is very small.the hotel can give a free parking to his guast
- next to shopping mall - tiny and dusty room - dirty carpet - smelly old pillows - room badly needs refurbishment and better maintenance!
location and friendly staff
Cheap place to rest our heads after a long drive
Excellent desk staff, good parking, quiet environment, easy walk to city would prefer duvets, bigger towels
Convenient parking in the garage. La conception de douche est tout à fait innovante. The hotel's cruise ship theme. I kept wondering when Captain Merril Stubing would appear and ask, "Monsieur, may I heelp you pleeze..." L'Amour-Bateau s'amuse.
Convenient location with free parking The room was rather spartan and the common areas were not clean
Helpful staff, generally good facilities and evening meals were competitive. Thought the price was a bit excessive for the quality of the hotel.
Helpful staff, location, free parking, good room. No
The staff were very good and went out of their way to make things easy for us. It was difficult to spot the hotel when approaching in the dark. A larger more noticable sign would have been helpful
The gentleman working the counter when I came to check-in was very nice. I was very happy to find out that they do have free wi-fi (unlike what is indicated on this site). Liked having a full bathtub with plenty of hot water, too! It's also very easy to get around town since the tramway stops just nearby, across the street (you can connect to metro/underground 1 stop away, too). The elevator is a bit old, feels creepy (another couple that rode with me had same sentiments, so it's not just me). The shower curtain needed replaced or bleached (bottom edge had rust stains, did not look too nice).
We were well looked after by the excellent staff.
the staff were very pleasant and nothing was too much trouble
Good car parking, helpful staff. Convenient for city centre.
big room, friendly staff. the bathtub was not clean
Friendly staff. Good location. Free parking. Only french TV channels.
Position of hotel was good for cathedral and shops Outdated decor of hotel,pipes leaking in foyer.hotel room nice size but tiles fallen of side of bath and toilet that stank like a portaloo I used at reading festival in 2009
Close to the old historical pedestrian streets and close to the cathedral. Close to shopping and restaurants.
Good central location, Safe covered parking, Good value Breakfast.
Very helpfull reception staff and very close to convenient parking. Offered smoking rooms. There was no shower curtain/barrier so the bathroom floor got very wet. Toilet seat was broken.
Very good central location with under cover secure overnight parking. Needs refurbishing, fixtures and fittings a little tired.
Good central location, within walking distance of the historical centre, bars, restaurants and tourist sites. Bathroom decor was very dark with a couple of tiles hanging off which exposed some mouldiness. Noisy throughout the night.
I enjoyed the staff - they were most accommodating to us and our needs. They certainly rate an A+ in my book and all can work at a 4 star hotel
quite good
Location is good. Room was decent size. No blind. Hotel is pretty dark. Decor is terrible.
Very central, easy to find, excellent underground secure parking, great for bikers. Friendly staff.
Access to town easy with short 10 minute walk. Undercover car park on site. Staff pleasant.
I normally stay at budget hotels, so I found this to be very luxurious. I had a huge double bed, a sofa, flat-screen TV, lovely toiletries in the bathroom, room service, AC, the works. The restaurant is very gourmet...and expensive, so check prices before you go. I didn't dislike anything about the hotel. If you don't have a car, then it's a 10-minute walk to find restaurants, shops, etc. That was the only downside for me.
Easy to find, central location. Large underground car park
The hotel car park is extremely expensive. 14+ euros a day
Expensive food and drink on on-site restaurant
Found the position of the Hotel is great and service staff is nice.
This is the third time we have stayed there. Very good for a city break and stop off on the way further south.
quiet room the internet connections at low bandwidth are terrible. it gives a very cheap impression of the hotel that they do not give customers paying 130E a night free internet.
well located and cheap price
Large bathroom Quiet hotel Matrasses; one had a pit in it. Extra bed (for kid) was very uncomfortable.
Lack of good places to eat in the area and hotel restaurant closed.
Gambas ordered at dinner not cooked properly. Staff apologised and adjusted the bill
Helpful staff, clean comfortable rooms. First class reasonable dinner. Excellent breakfast. Would definately use again if in area or travelling through,
Beds were very comfortable. Televisons very good. Breakfasts were better than in other places. There was no lift to make alot of noise. If you cannot use the stairs you need to specify a ground floor room. Despite the fact that the reception was supposed to shut at 21:30 the reception was locked up with no welcome at 21:00. The restaurant was shut for the annual staff holidays but there was no information on where to go for a meal - as the hotel was in the middle of a commercial area rather than in a town this was very unhelpful. So avoid from mid July to mid August.
Quiet and comfortable with good food at reasonable prices. Easy access to city and close to facilities No
Ticked all the boxes we had are 3 small dogs with us we had drove from the dordogne on route to calais and were very pleased when we saw the hotel the lady on reception was very helpfull the grounds around the hotel were lovely to walk with are dogs+dog bags of course able to make ourselves a cup of tea in the room great hotel and room spotless None
Very friendly staff. Excellent comfort no computer for guests to use
It was only 5mins away from the family we were visiting. Staff were very nice and helped where possible without crowding us in all areas of the hotel. Top marks here I feel!! Although aware that France 'shuts on a Sunday' For us it was still very strange to be at a hotel with no staff or services, especially as we appeared to be the only guests when we returned Sunday night.
easy and clean nothing
After initially being put in a room where the drain in the bath was blocked, when we complained, the staff on duty acted quickly to change us to a superior room. The room wasn't ready when we checked in after midday and the staff on duty at the time seemed totally disinterested. They weren't really geared up for tourists (unlike Novotel at Caen, where the staff were very friendly and helpful indeed). Also worth saying that the "hot" breakfast was warm and not very good; better to avoid paying for breakfast and eat fresh food in a local cafe.
very clean and comfortable room. Quite and nice suroundings hard to find
Stayed here before, acceptable dining with polite service. Adjoining rooms for us and the children. Handy location, with better standard than other hotels we have tried nearby. Booking was confusing, with no apparent option for children's rates. They appeared on the form as adults! I had to print off seven pages, mostly in foreign languages, in order to retain the important booking details, which were in tiny print buried a long way down. Tried to charge for breakfast even though it was paid. Had to show the printout of the booking even though we had checked in with it, otherwise they wouldn't believe it was paid! Internet was free, but timed off every twenty minutes with a tedious logging on process required each time. Swimming pool bitterly cold.
Nothing, did not worth the price. There was a problem on the pipe of sink and toilet water come into my bath all over! It was extremely disgusting and smelling s..t all over!!! I just can't imagine how it would be if I would be inside the bath! arghhh.. It was late at night and they changed my room but there was no privilege given as apology for the disgusting experience, not even a cup of cofee next day!!! The hotel has no privileged location at all, it is actually besides all the budget hotels with actually almost the same room quality I would say. Charged wifi. Would never stay there again!
Lots of outdoor space for our two young children. Children got a welcome gift and toys to entertain them at dinner. Room was very cramped, rather dark and in desperate need of a makeover. No-one explained how to get the sofa bed into two single beds. Pillows were lumpy, itchy blankets instead of duvets.
Very clean, comfortable, good food, staff excellent. Secure parking also a plus point Although food was good it was expensive ok for a few nights. Gps instructions were not correct if using a sat nav would recommend you use the hotels address.
This is a very good functional hotel for a stop off. Nice room, pool, and good breakfast. It's a drive to get to centre of Rouen.
The kids liked the X box which was free in the foyer and the assess to a PC Evening menu
the hotel dnner and service was excellent, breakfast staff not to be seen when found not so helpful more interested in clearing tables
While, close to the Rouen Cathedral, this hotel is not really in a nice section of town.
We particularly liked the location and the friendliness of the staff. Rooms were comfortable and the breakfast very nice. There is no lift in the hotel and carrying a baby up 3 flights of stairs was quite hard work. Parking is quite difficult.
convenience traffic noise
It is very close to the cathedral and the historic city. The breakfast was good and they had the best coffee during our stay in France. It is very small one-way street which can be difficult to find and there was no lift and some interior construction while we stayed.
We thought the staff gave good service and really tried to make our stay enjoyable,especially when the portable cot collapsed and our grandaughter was given a private room across the hall. good job. Location was excellent for walking or getting out of town to visit other sites. The outside noise from the bar, but that is something you cannot control.
Cleanliness of the room. The absence of elevator and heating.
Exploring Rouen Outside noise at night
The staff were very helpful and actively told us about events on in the city that evening and offered to book restaurants for us It was a little basic - for instance there was no air conditioning in the room
proximity to old town and good restaurants + easy parking. Good rates and good continental breakfast.
In the city and close to all the tourist sights
Staff very nice and helpful.Very good WIFI connection and very good breakfast. Excellent parking facilities and peaceful area. We enjoyed our stay and would stay there again.
Reception staff helpful Hotel Bar /out of action. Not enough waiting staff in dining room hotel staff concentrating on wedding reception following day rather than guests already booked in.
this hotel was excellent all round we liked everything about this hotel
Very convenient for autoroute access, good standards and reasonable value for money. Pleasant grounds. Restaurant was rather expensive for the evening meal
Cleanliness of the rooms compared to other similarly proced hotels. Good breakfast facilities!! There was a wedding on and so we were forced to eat in the evening in a make-do restaurant which was just a small room with 5 tables and one poor girl working there alone doing everything. Consequently we had to wait for over an hour for our food (with three small kids this is always difficult!!!).
Very nice hotel in lovely grounds We were very dissappointed to find after a long journey, their was no food available, as their were three functions in the hotel, We were not advised of this at any time. The staff were very unhelpful as to where we could go and eat. We were not the only guests complaining about this.
A quite rural location Breakfast was of poor quality and expensive.
Staff at reception were very helpful and curteous. The room was good. The grounds of the hotel are stunning. Given the location of the hotel unless you want to drive the hotel restaurant is an obvious choice. However, the restaurant was full, the service was painfully slow, the food was poor quality and expensive and the staff were indifferent boarding on the the surly. Our worst expereince in 5 weeks touring France and Spain.
the hotel restuarant made us vegan food! the food in general took ages ( there were 9 of us)
It is very comfortable and in a beautiful setting There were wet towels on the bathroom floor when we arrived. It took two requests to have new ones. The service in the restaurant was exceptionally slow. It took an hour and 20 mins for the starter to arrive, and was expensive for what it was!


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Brumbies second-rower Tom Staniforth, 19, will face Australia's best Super Rugby lock pair James Horwill and Rob Simmons at Suncorp Stadium.
Staniforth, who still lives at home with mum and dad, pours beers and collects glasses at Canberra pubs to support his minimum wage Brumbies contract.
He's been thrust into the role after knee injuries to locks Sam Carter and Leon Power.
Brumbies skipper Ben Mowen described the 196cm, 113kg Australian under-20 representative as a quiet, "straighty-180" kind of guy off the field - yet don't let that fool you.
"When he takes to the field there's a beast that comes out," Mowen said,
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With the Reds boasting one of the best defensive lineouts in the comp, their coach Richard Graham earlier in the week said they'd target the Brumbies' injury-hit lineout.
Mowen shrugged at the tactics on Thursday, saying Staniforth was a good aerial player.
"When you're (up against) jumping options like the Reds have, you need to have variation in your lineout so he'll be a valuable component," Mowen said.
The desperate Reds have been attempting to disrupt the second-placed Brumbies through mind games all week.
Their primary objective has been to ruffle the feathers of Brumbies fullback Jesse Mogg, who has bounced back to top form since succumbing to pressure late in the season opening loss to the Reds.
Mowen labelled the overt tactics as unusual and suggested the 11th placed Reds might be starting to feel the pressure.
"I was surprised to hear a few of those things. But talk's irrelevant," he said.
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"We need to make sure that's not forgotten about. There needs to be a reaction to that," Mowen said.
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Today is the 100th celebration of International Women's Day. In 1911, rallies in Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland on 19 March turned the movement into an international phenomenon, with over one million protesters calling for women's right to vote and equality in the workplace. Now held each year on 8 March, International Women's Day celebrates women's achievements and encourages everyone to address inequalities between the sexes where they still persist.
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The theme is illustrated with a wonderful object - a silver muffineer, or shaker for dispensing spices for the tops of cakes. The muffineer is in the form of a suffragette complete with a sandwich board.
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Another Collections Online WSPU object is a medal awarded for valour to Myra Eleanor Sadd Brown, an activist and mother of four who was arrested in 1912 for breaking a window in a government office. Her hunger strike ended when she was force-fed in Holloway Prison. It is estimated that fewer than 100 of these medals were struck. It still has its ribbon with bands of green, white and purple, the offical colours of the women's suffrage movement. (You may see people wearing these colours today - I'm one of them!)
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Myra was one of around 1000 British women imprisoned for protesting for the right to vote, which finally came in 1918 for England women, 16 years after non-Aboriginal Australian women were allowed to vote in Commonwealth elections. Our neighbours in New Zealand did much better; women could vote from 1893, including Maori women, whereas Australian Aboriginal women were excluded until 1962 when Commonwealth voting rights were extended to Australia's Indigenous population.
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Nah man, I'm done with that. It's a cheap way to get protein, now I'm onto just clean foods
So honestly I have no clue about how many calories.
Yo hows it going everyone!
got a pretty simple question. Been working out 3 or 4 days a week. Eating 5 to 6 meals a day. I usually work out around 5 or 530 at night and come home and get some chocolate milk after.
How long should i wait to after my workout to get my dinner meal in? Im not sure if it makes a big deal or not just curious! If anyone can find some sources for me that would be appreciated.
Don't wait, if you can help it.
thanks for sharing this wonderful post
getting back in the gym after taking the 3 weeks off after having a pretty succesful 15 week run doing early morning supersets but was stuck at Planet Fitness. Back to night workouts now and staying on the supersets since its what gives me the best resuls jsut gonna change up exercises this time around.
Just wanted to get some feedback on my diet, i think it looks good but tell me what you think.
7am: Protein shake blended with plain greek yogurt, 2 tblspns peanut butter, bannana, 8oz 2% Milk
10am: Oatmeal mixed with a scoop of protein
1pm: Chicken Breast, brown rice, broccoli
3pm: Quest bar
6pm: Apple or Protein shake then Gym at 630
830pm: Steak, quinoa, asparguas
11pm: Casien shake
Looks solid.
It all depends on what you want to accomplish and your body to look like.
Here's my diet as I start my bulk.
Wake up 4:30
Protein shake
2 hard boiled eggs w/yolk
1 packet of oat meal
Coffee w/creamer
Protein bar
1 hard boiled egg w/yolk
32oz water
Two cups of my homemade chicken & rice recipe. I pre make all my lunches for the work week
Brown Rice
Red & green bell peppers
Fajta seasoning
(Then on the side)
Half cucumber
2 celery stocks
32 oz water (maybe more sometimes)
Fish oil
3 hard boil eggs w/yolk
3/4 cup Greek yogurt
32oz water
2:30 gym
Post workout 3:30 ish
32oz water
Protein shake w/creatine
Dinner is something different every day so it will very from
Salmon burgers
93% lean ground beef
Lean steak
Sides will either be spinach or broccoli
4 cups+ 0% milk
6:30 (Optional)
2 table spoons crunchy peanut butter
2 cups 0% milk
One scoop casein
eventually im gonna make the swtich from 2% mil to Almond milk, also prob add some stuff to my oatmeal like honey,almonds, walnuts, etc. My go to veggies are broccoli, green beans, asaparagus but i think im gonna add some more to keep the variety up.
Spinach is great
Alright he is a typical day for me. I am sure i should eat more and probably get more protein. any suggestions welcome- i eat and prepare real food. i'd love some tips to naturally up protein intake, have a good round diet etc
5 am- wake up, One large glass of lemon water with honey. fish oil, creatine, more water plus an apple
8am coffee with sugar and 2% milk
9:30 am Oats in 2% milk with raisins, grapes, and honey
1:30 Salad (spinach, grapes, granola, chicken, raisins, and Italian dressing
3:00 orange
6:00 dinner (i normally make one or two things a week that dominate dinner) Tonight it will be Slower cooker beef roast with wild rice and broccoli- the roast was made with honey, red wine, lemon, soy, and some spice
can throw in a protein shake with a cup of milk somewhere depending on if i do lift or do cardio (normally workout twice a day to get both in).
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(Cleveland) - Did you see the catch of the season at Progressive Field Thursday night?
It didn't happen on the field, but in the stands. Jan Church of Conneaut leaped up and snagged a foul ball in her glove that some major leaguers couldn't handle.
Indians spokesman Bob DiBiasio was sitting nearby and saw it happen. He told 'Wills and Snyder' that people sitting behind Church might have been injured if she not been so quick with her glove.
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Wells Fargo & Company announced today that its team members donated $3.02 million to nonprofit organizations and schools in Arizona as part of the company's annual Community Support and United Way Campaign. All donations were funded personally by team members. In addition to a 14 percent year-over-year increase in donations, the one-month campaign also resulted in more than 6,800 team member volunteer hours to 477 nonprofit organizations and schools across the state.
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Although Selena Gomez was nowhere to be seen at the MTV Video Music Awards, the 22-year-old kept fans updated on her whereabouts via Instagram on Sunday.
In the caption-less photo, the "Come & Get It" singer poses for the camera with her long hair over her face, which appears to be dyed light blue and purple.
She was last spotted at the Variety and Women In Film pre-Emmy Celebration at Gracias Madre in West Hollywood on Saturday.
Earlier this month, Selena supposedly reunited with on-off boyfriend Justin Bieber, according to E! News correspondent Ken Baker. The "Recovery" singer shared a photo of himself cradling Selena — who is giving him a kiss on the cheek — on his Instagram account and later deleted.
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