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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-362?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13090374#comment-13090374 ] Uma Maheswara Rao G commented on HDFS-362: ------------------------------------------ Hi Todd, Thanks a lot for taking a look on this patch! {quote} Rather than comparing the logVersion variable against the numeric -39 version, check out LayoutVersion.supports(...) – makes the code easier to read {quote} Nice suggestion. Addressed in this patch. Thanks Uma > FSEditLog should not writes long and short as UTF8 and should not use ArrayWritable for writing non-array items > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: HDFS-362 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-362 > Project: Hadoop HDFS > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: name-node > Reporter: Tsz Wo (Nicholas), SZE > Assignee: Uma Maheswara Rao G > Attachments: HDFS-362.1.patch, HDFS-362.2.patch, HDFS-362.2b.patch, HDFS-362.2c.patch, HDFS-362.patch > > > In FSEditLog, > - long and short are first converted to String and are further converted to UTF8 > - For some non-array items, it first create an ArrayWritable object to hold all the items and then writes the ArrayWritable object. > These result creating many intermediate objects which affects Namenode CPU performance and Namenode restart. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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Watch most people and you will notice that they have a breaking point when it comes to stress and stressful situations. The expectation that you don't have one is unreasonable. However, it is possible to strengthen the muscle that helps you to relax rather than to react when faced with stress.
In this article from Janet Erickson, several relaxation meditation techniques are discussed. According to Erickson, progressive muscle relaxation and guided relaxation are two methods helpful in dealing with stress. Whereas, progressive muscle relaxation is practiced through a combination of tensing and releasing your different muscle groups, guided relaxation uses utilizes breathing exercises and creative visualization.
The known ways of dealing with stress involves eating right, getting regular exercise, taking control of daily activities and having more effective time management. As good as they sound, relaxation meditation have been known to help relieve stress better. This is because this kind of meditation directly taps into the body's natural relaxation response, which is known to be a powerful cure for stress.
Read more from Erickson on how to practice relaxation meditation here.

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Get an overview of this hotelRiverfront hotel with free breakfast and indoor pool
Popular property highlights
Located in the heart of Kearney, this hotel is within 12 mi (20 km) of Watkins Mill State Park, Belvoir Winery, and Paradise Playhouse. Worlds of Fun and Shoal Creek Living History Museum are also within 20 mi (32 km).
Hotel Features
An indoor pool, a spa tub, and a 24-hour business center are available at this hotel. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, laundry facilities, a 24-hour front desk, and express check-out are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 40 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and LCD TVs with cable channels. Guests will also find coffee makers, free local calls, and hair dryers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Quality Inn Kearney - Liberty
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Quality Inn Kearney - Liberty features an indoor pool and a spa tub. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. A 24-hour business center is on site. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This Kearney hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, laundry facilities, and express check-out. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Free newspapers in lobby
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 2
- Express check-out
- Free WiFi
- Total number of rooms - 40
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Luggage storage
- Free self parking
- 24-hour business center
- Spa tub
- Indoor pool
- Free breakfast
- Laundry facilities
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Partially open bathroom
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 5 AM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10.00 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 10 per pet, per night
- 2 per room (up to 40 lb)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Pet fee: USD 10 per pet, per night
- Early check-in fee: USD 25.00
- Late check-out fee: USD 15.00
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10.00 per night
Hotel Name
- Quality Kearney
- Quality Inn Kearney Hotel Kearney
We should mention
Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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Discussion in 'Pesticide & Herbicide Application' started by scweedman, Jul 9, 2008.
Does anyone know if you can e-mail invoices with groundskeeper?
Sounds ok to me but I would check with the client first and ask them if it is ok with them.
1 800 586 4683 is the toll free number for Groundskeepers Pro information & support. I switched back to Quickbooks because it works the same as Standard Double entry bookkeeping. I can and do E mail invoices to many Snowbird Customers right off the invoice as I create it with Quickbooks.
I just checked and you sure can! I don't use it, but you can do it!
I love Groundskeeper Pro! It makes my job much easier!


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It sure does look like favoritism.
An explanation that a member of the DA's office was on hand from the beginning sure doesn't explain why others have been charged while this man has not.
I'm sure Dierdorff is remorseful but that doesn't change what feels like harsher charges for others.
So, what did the person in the vehicle directly behind Dierdorff, who he was "racing" for the parking space, say about the incident? Seems he would have had the best view of what happened.
And we need to lobby the General Assembly to re-up the State's Economic Development Commission corporate welfare program for the members of the coalition to receive millions in taxpayer subsidies so they can then convene a study that show raising taxes is the only way to get the project paid for.
Wait! Wait! We first need to waste $100 million on a couple studies that tell us what we already know. Then we need to find a contractor that will spend $500 million on 40 miles of pavement and four bridges.
Spot on indigogirl! But, Pam HATES republicans and conservatives and will never pass up a chance to try to put a negative and even dishonest spin on anything they do.
Pam Zubeck: How do you "complete" suicide?
"The study also reported the stadium and arena would cost $74 million to build. State RTA money would provide $14.35 million, operating income revenue bonds could add another $10.7 million, and local incremental tax money, $21 million, the study said. That leaves a $28 million funding gap."
It's deceptive to the core and frankly a lie for Suthers to say the shortfall is only $28 million. First of all, the plan approved by the State puts the cost at $93 million. Even if the cost went down since 2013 (very unlikely as construction costs have skyrocketed), the 21 million in "local incremental tax money" is also taxes collected as City sales and property tax and then diverted from the general fund that pays for things like public safety, roads, stormwater and parks. And that's all in today's dollars--add the cost of financing planned for C4C (a factor of 2.38) and we're up to $117 million in payments made by local taxpayer dollars on top of the $27 million in state taxpayer dollars that should be funding things like widening I25.
Keep your eyes open, Colorado Springs--your duping and double cross radar should be on full gain and pointed toward City Hall and the City Administration Building and Tejon Street. The City hasn't officially cancelled the stadium project with the State and still has an obligatory agreement to build one unless they do so.
In addition to using taxpayer dollars to pay for the bridge, tax dollars will also be needed to build the parking garage adjacent to the Olympic museum, a garage that will lie under Jenkin's proposed skyscraper condo building. Giving developers tax dollars to help them build condos and whatever in urban renewal areas, tax dollars that are in addition to paying millions for infrastructure for their developments are, regardless if it's legal, a misappropriation of public funds. Using tax dollars for economic development results inevitably in needing to raise taxes to pay for roads, parks, fire and police, etc, since the dollars intended for these vital govt functions was given to the developers. A truly visionary developer will find a way to make his dream schemes happen without fleecing the citizens, many of whom have no interest in living in or "revitalizing" downtown.
Great idea to expand the airport location. This should be the end of anything downtown, other than a bus stop to ferry people to and from the location. Why not use City Hall or City Auditorium as the bus gathering point for museum goers. Why not have Gray Line run the tourist buses like they do in 'major' cities. There is no shortage of good solutions; sadly there is no shortage of bad ideas foisted on taxpayers by the in-crowd in every city.
Instead of anyone spending $28M for any stadium, that sum of money would be vastly better spent building the youth sports complex known as the Scott Hall Field of Dreams on the abandoned Colorado Crossing site. Let's do something for OUR kids and not the hotel and bar tourist trade.
Suthers' "Bridge to Nowhere" is a great idea to make it easy for the homeless population to get around and annoy what visitors we do have. Once word gets out on Yelp that ATB Park is swarming with homeless dudes swilling T-Bird and smoking weed watch how quickly it becomes a ghost town. But it will become a mecca for police activity, er, I mean an OJT site for new cops.
All patents and copyrights associated with this technology should revert to CSU and the taxpayers of this city, as we provided the money to build and prove the efficacy of the design and construction.
Our city should then market this technology to coal-fired power plants around the world as there is a dire need for improvement in air quality, especially in China.
We should not let Dr. Neumann, and/or any of his associates, walk away with these patents and milk foreign markets for billions unless our city gets the share it was promised in the original agreement.
Where is our "STRONG MAYOR" on making sure our city enjoys the revenue stream it was promised -- or has he been bought off, like all the other GOP types.
I did not vote for Trump. However, in all fairness, Trump is not skipping the AFA. Instead he is speaking at one of the other FOUR institutions that presidents rotate through. Pres Obama spoke at the AFA last year, and the normal rotation would put the president at the Naval Academy this year. This is a list of Obama's graduation speeches each year: https://www.google.com/amp/www.nj.com/articles/18376199/here_are_the_other_graduations_president_obama_has.amp
However, due to a scheduling conflict with an overseas trip, Trump is speaking at the coast guard graduation this year instead of the Naval Academy. This is one of the FOUR places in the rotation, not three as your article states. https://www.google.com/amp/www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/04/19/trump-to-keynote-us-coast-guard-academy-graduates-on-may-17.amp.html
See also this April 13th article (before Trump's Coast Guard speech was finalized) that details the four year rotation and the scheduling conflict: http://www.theday.com/article/20170413/NWS09/170419674
I don't care for Mr Trump at all. But your article is unfair. It leaves the reader with the impression he is snubbing the AFA. That is simply not true. He was not due to speak here this year, and he is in fact speaking at one of the four institutions where presidents speak each year.
Your point about speaking at a religious institution graduation is indeed worthy of examination, but it's unfair to frame your article as though he is speaking at Liberty instead of the AFA.
Not speaking at the AFA but speaking at an Evangelical University? Well, if that isn't the most Un-American thing I've ever heard of... What a douchebag and an embarrassment.
Perhaps if the ceremony was held in Florida #45 could make it...the Academy is better off with the Retired Marine Corp General!
He's probably afraid to appear in front of so many intelligent people and looking and sounding stupid!
I live in castle rock so it would be very nice if there is a ski resort 40 minutes from my house and that area does get a lot of snow enough In that area so their could be a ski resort but With the rise of climate change and the area not being the coolest how long would it stay open also how many tress would they need to cut down, so I'm skeptical of a resort at ormes peak I personally think the old pikes peak ski area would be better. So despite what I've said everyone in Colorado Springs, pueblo, Canyon city and Douglas county would be happy for a new ski resort so close. The problems it would cause is traffic in the neighborhood and the disruption of wildlife ecosystem sooooo I highly doubt this is actually going to happen but it would be cool
I hate to say I told you so, but...
What a contrast of stories on Raider Focus II between the Gazette and the Indy. The Gazette releases a long bunch of happy talk and the Indy digs down into the weeds and tells us the real story.
It'll be a mud hole Friday in the rain: https://youtu.be/QipXXMTJ1UE
Afraid Jim Mullen is telling it like it is.


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Sea Horsing Around A135
- Pet Friendly
- Private Pool
- Pool Table
- WiFi
- Fireplace
- Hot Tub
- No Smoking
- Bed & Bath Linens
- Pillows & Blankets
- Coffee Maker
- Toaster
- Blender
- Dishes, Utensils, & Cookware
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Iron & Ironing Board
- Stereo with CD Player
- Telephone
- TV & DVD Player
- Central Heat & Air Conditioning
- Washer & Dryer
- Outdoor Furniture
- Outdoor Shower
- Grill
- Beach Chairs (5 per home)
Home Details
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|Sea Horsing Around
|Southern Shores
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|5 Full 2 Half
|Parking for 4
|Gated Private
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This beach vacation home welcomes you to enjoy its comfort and amenities. Experience sunrises over the ocean and relax by the private oceanfront pool. Guests can also take advantage of access to community tennis and boat launch privileges.
Main House
|Level 1
|Dry entry; cabana half bath; garage; access to patio with private pool and hot tub.
|Level 2
|Three MBRs (K, K, 2T); BR (2BS) with semi-private bath; all bedrooms have ocean views and the front bedrooms have oceanfront decks; laundry area.
|Level 2.5
|Half bath.
|Level 3
|MBR (K) with whirlpool; eat-in kitchen; great room with gas fireplace and home theatre system; oceanfront deck.
House-trained pets only (2 max.). No additional fee or deposit required.
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Ratings & Reviews
- Patti Ann 7/2/2017
This home is well appointed for a comfortable stay for 8 adults and up to 4 children. All beds were firm and comfortable, all masters private and spacious with adequate furniture. The greatroom affords a 180 degree view of the ocean, so close you can almost touch it. Lots of comfortable seating, an excellent kitchen with every possible convenience, nice dishes (yay, Fiesta), glassware, silverware, pots and pans. We used every possible serving piece in the kitchen and they were great. Don't let the sea horses put you off , this is a very comfortable home for a group. The pool is very nice, hot tub also and the selection of beach equipment was diverse. We rented a kayak and paddle board but played your corn hole and made use of the nice beach umbrella and beach chairs. Loved having the outer bathroom and shower adjacent to pool. We've already reserved the house for next year, we loved it so much.
- Cynthia 6/25/2017
convenient and the floor plan is great for families, this was our 4th time staying at this house
- Pat 5/21/2017
Yes. This home was perfect in every way. It was the nicest house I have ever rented in the Outer Banks. Everything was in perfect working condition and the decor was stunning. The entire place was immaculately clean.
- Sue 5/14/2017
- Tanvi 5/7/2017
- Diana 4/9/2017
We just loved this house. Been in other houses from Twiddy and this was just so relaxing and enjoyable. Had everything you could possible need in the kitchen. The beach access and views were fantastic. House was decorated to match the name very wonderfully. Hoping to rent this house again in 2018.
- Diana 4/9/2017
Loved the location of this home. Very centrally located allowing an easy drive to Duck/Corolla areas or down to Kitty Hawk/Roanoke. The beach access and views were fantastic.
- Judy 11/6/2016
Beautiful views and very clean , bright house. Decorated very nicely, with a Sea Horse theme.
- Lynn 9/4/2016
Perfect location. Very nice house. Kitchen and bathrooms nicely updated.
- Valerie 8/28/2016
I have been vacationing at the beach on pretty much a regular basis since 1980. This was the nicest and most complete home or condo and location I have ever had.
- John 8/7/2016
This house is wonderfully located and fully equipped with all the amenities you could want. Even a smoothie maker which made for wonderful iced drinks all week. We had such a good time that we have already booked for next year.
- Randy 7/31/2016
- Bob 7/3/2016
- Bruce 6/19/2016
Sea Horsing Around is a great location with awesome beach proximity. The house was more than appropriately stocked with amenities in all areas - kitchen, game room, beach toys. The best house that we have ever stayed in!
- Barbara 6/12/2016
Beautiful home, very comfortable & spacious, all furnishings & decor are lovely, very clean, well kept inside & outside, nice pool & hot tub, perfect location, views are spectacular.
- Susan 6/5/2016
- Jamie 5/29/2016
Sea Horsing Around was absolutely perfect for our family vacation. Everyone in our group loved staying in this oceanfront home. The overall layout of this home was great. Every bedroom was able to enjoy the views and the sounds of the ocean. And we loved the views from the upper level living / dining area and the expansive upper level deck. The access to the beach couldn't have been easier and having a private pool was a huge perk. The owners also had a nice supply of chairs, boogie boards, basketballs, and other outdoor games available for our use. We would absolutely rent this home again.
- Christine 5/8/2016
Questions & Answers
Is the coffee maker a standard one or a Keurig? And do any of the TVs have HDMI and USB ports? Traveling with preteen boys and family with very different tastes in coffee!
Thank you for your inquiry, Kate! A125 currently offers a standard drip style coffee maker and a Keurig. The televisions currently provided have HDMI and USB ports.
- Answered by Twiddy on 3/20/2017
How many square feet is the house?
Victoria, thank you for you inquiry, unfortunately, we do not have information available regarding the square footage of our homes.
- Answered by Twiddy on 2/16/2017
is the slope to the beach flatter than some of the obx beaches?
Thank you for your inquiry, Keevie! The dune line is constantly changing but it does appear to be somewhat flatter in this section of the beach at the current time.
- Answered by Twiddy on 1/23/2017
Are there wine glasses and a blender?
Great question, Patti! Yes, wine glasses and a blender will be provided. Every Twiddy home comes with a fully stocked kitchen. The home will include an adequate supply of items such as dishware, glassware, silverware, cookware, bake ware, pots and pans, skillets, cooking utensils, blender, mixer, toaster or toaster oven, microwave, BBQ tools, etc. To view our list of standard amenities, please visit www.twiddy.com/abbreviations-definitions.aspx#stfurneq.
- Answered by Twiddy on 6/15/2016
Do you close your pool on a certain date for the season? Thanks!
Great question, Amy! Private pools are a seasonal amenity. The private pool at A135 is currently available April 26 - October 11, 2015.
- Answered by Twiddy on 6/3/2015
It mentions a boat launch, where is that located in relation to the house?
Great question, Doug! The boat launch is located on the sound side off of S. Dogwood Trail approximately 1.5 miles from the home.
- Answered by Twiddy on 2/11/2015
Can we store a few things in the garage while there, like a couple bikes and rafts?
Cathy, guests do not have access to the garage area of A135. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.
- Answered by Twiddy on 1/28/2015
Is there a washer and dryer in home and air conditioning ?
Sue, a washer and dryer set and central heating and cooling are standard amenities in every Twiddy vacation home. To view our list of standard amenities, please visit www.twiddy.com/abbreviations-definitions.aspx#stfurneq.
- Answered by Twiddy on 10/8/2014
Does this guest house have a crib and high chair? Are there televisions in any of the bedrooms?
Brigitte, baby equipment is not a standard amenity for Twiddy homes. If you would like to rent baby equipment for your stay, Just for the Beach, Moneysworth, and Ocean Atlantic Rentals all provide baby equipment rentals. For contact information, please visit www.twiddy.com/activities/services.aspx. We guarantee televisions in the common areas of our homes, and in this home, that would be the L3 great room; in addition, our most recently property reports lists televisions in each of the bedrooms as well. Please keep in mind televisions are not a standard amenity and are subject to change.
- Answered by Twiddy on 8/29/2014
What is the mailing address if I need to have something sent to me by UPS
Excellent question, Tina! The physical address of A135 is 2 Mullet Circle, Southern Shores, NC 27949.
- Answered by Twiddy on 7/4/2014
Are there 'beach supplies' (chairs, umbrellas, toys, etc) at the house? Or do guests need to bring their own. Thanks!
Hi Kevin! Every Twiddy home provides 5 beach chairs. Items such as beach umbrellas are not a standard amenity for our homes. You are more than welcome to bring your own, but if you want to rent beach equipment for your stay, Just for the Beach, Moneysworth, and Ocean Atlantic Rentals all provide this service. For contact information, please visit www.twiddy.com/activities/services.aspx.
- Answered by Twiddy on 7/4/2014
On what floor is the room with the pool table located? And what is the maximum occupancy for the home? Thanks!
Hi Jay! The pool table is located on level one of A135. Also, this home provides bedding for up to 12 guests.
- Answered by Twiddy on 6/21/2014
What is the mailing address if I need to have something sent to me by UPS
Good question, Tina! Our rental homes do not receive mail, however if you would like to have a package delivered, while in town, you are welcome to have it sent to our rental office. Since you will be staying in Duck, the rental office is 1181 Duck Road, Duck, NC 27949. Please include your property number and the name on the reservation so that we will know who to contact when the package arrives!
- Answered by Twiddy on 6/20/2014
Is there a fee for heating the pool or is it even a heated pool. Also what is your admin fee for weekly rents?
Hi Nancy the home does not offer the heated pool option and there is no admin fees for weekly rentals.
- Answered by Twiddy on 5/25/2014
Is there a grill available for use?
hank you for your inquiry, Tina! A135 provides a charcoal grill. Charcoal is not supplied so you will need to bring that with you or purchase it when you arrive.
- Answered by Twiddy on 2/27/2014
Is there a walkway from the house directly to the beach? I couldn't tell from the pictures. thank you.
Yes KW, this home has its own private walkway to the beach!
- Answered by Twiddy on 1/15/2014


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So the 30th is fast approaching which is the 1 month mark for non-head start customers(Head starters have actually been playing over a month). If the media would have given in to SE and given them a month before writing a review how much different do you think the review would be? Was the request for a "dont judge us" month just a ploy to stave off negative publicity for a solid month simply a cash grab attempt by SE or do they really believe the media would have viewed the game differently if reviewed at the end of this week? What do you think?
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14th and Late 13th Centuries
- 1250) Mexicans migrate to Lake Texcoco.
- 1279) Fed up with the cruelty of Chichen Itza, the other Mayan city-states unite in an attempt to overthrow Chichen Itza. The Rebellion is put to a swift and brutal end.
- 1302) Once again, the other Mayan city-states try to break down the power of Chichen Itza in the Rebellion of Chiapas. The rebellion gains little support and few take it seriously.
- 1303) The Tarascan Empire is formed by the man known as Tariacuri I.
- 1305) Tariacuri I chooses Tzintzuntzan to be the Tarascan capital.
- 1306) The Rebellion of Chiapas expands and becomes the largest movement in the entire area.
- 1307) The Rebellion of Chiapas is crushed. Chichen Itzans force the rebels to pay dearly.
- 1314) Purple Cloud is born.
- 1316) Huup Bolontiku is born.
- 1320) Most of the areas surrounding the Tarascans are now Tarascan or are ruled by a relative of Emperor Tariacuri I.
- 1322) The city-state of Tlaxcala is formed.
- 1325) The Mexicans build the city of Tenochtitlan.
- 1335) Huup Bolontiku becomes the King of the Mayan city-state Tikal.
- 1340) Purple Cloud discovers gunpowder, and tells Bolontiku.
- 1343) Tikal attacks Chichen Itza, in the Siege of Chichen Itza. Bolontiku is successful and is named Emperor of the Maya. Thus the Mayan Empire is born. The new emperor has Purple Cloud build a powerful navy.
- 1344) Opochtzin acquires guns, and begins training an army of Mexican youth.
- 1346) Opochtzin and his Mexican army lay sieges on Azcapotzalco, and Culhuacan. Both are successful and the Aztec Empire is born. Emperor Opochtzin attacks Tlaxcala but fails.
- 1347) The Mayans launch an invasion of the islands. The Tarascans attack the Aztecs, but then call a truce.
- 1349) Emperor Bolontiku of the Mayans dies, but the Mayans are still able to take the islands. The Tarascans become very economical.
- 1351) The First Flower War starts when the Aztecs once again attempt to invade Tlaxcala.
- 1352) The Tarascans intervene and join on the First Flower War on Tlaxcala's side.
- 1354) Opochtzin dies.
- 1355) The First Flower War ends in a Status Qo Ante Bellem.
- 1360) Tariacuri I dies.
- 1370) The Second Flower War starts when the Aztecs attack the Chichamecas for sacrifices.
- 1392) The Second Flower War ends and several Chichamecan Tribes are forced to pay tribute to the Aztecs.
15th Century
- 1400-1435) Mayan records (which were the only Meshikoun records of this time) suddenly are blank. For an unknown reason, the Mayans only start taking records when Bolontiku II ascends the throne.
- 1435) Bolontiku II is crowned Emperor of the Mayans.
- 1440) Moctezuma I is crowned Emperor of the Aztecs.
- 1447) Several Crewman of the Mayan Royal Navy falsely claim that they have discovered a strange land across the Atlantic.
- 1448) First successful Mayan expedition across the Atlantic ocean. The Mayans start there campaign against the Wattasids.
- 1449) Abdalhaqq II commits suicide. The Mayans annex Morocco. The First Moroccan Jihad starts, but fails.
- 1452) The Kingdom of Portugal is formed.
- 1458) Emperor Moctezuma creates the Aztec Navy.
- 1459) The New Aztec Navy is launched heading for Aztlan. However the Mayans try to stop them, but only alter their course to Yakkamuka. Aztec colonies are started in Yakkamuka.
- 1464) The Kingdom of Spain is formed.
- 1469) The Aztec Emperor Moctezuma I dies. Axayacatl I becomes the new Emperor.
- 1470) Spain and Portugal embark on a joint invasion of Southern France.
- 1473) The Aztecs launch ships headed for Europa.
- 1475) The Second Moroccan Jihad is launched. The Mayans create a cure for most of the Eastern Hemisphere diseases, and in return for giving it to them, the Aztecs help the Mayans against the Muslims.
- 1482) Spain and Portugal are invaded by the Aztecs.


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We've worked closely with Westerra Credit Union for many years, and have loved watching their brand grow. So you can imagine our excitement when we heard that one of our favorite clients became the Official Credit Union of the Colorado Rapids.
Westerra's sponsorship included the opportunity to design wraps, banners, and other visuals that would appear on nearly every corner of the Dick's Sporting Goods Stadium. For such a high-profile campaign, we needed to start with a focused strategy in order to create a campaign that would show just how much Rapids fans could love their new credit union.
Our first step was to define our campaign. We needed a concept that expressed the Westerra brand in a way that spoke to the values of the Colorado Rapids' audience. To do this, we appealed one of the best aspects of our state: our strong local community.
Living in Colorado is all about supporting your home team, whether that means driving out to the stadium to root for the Rapids or choosing to trust your finances to your local credit union. We expressed this idea through a simple campaign slogan "Colorado for Life," tied in with sub-messaging across various promotions, such as "Add Westerra to Your Financial Kit".
With a strategy and messaging in place, we designed a series of visuals that worked with both the Westerra and Rapids colors, focusing on Colorado's iconic mountain visuals and state flag. By using local imagery and focusing on the Colorado lifestyle, we aimed to show Rapids fans that Westerra shares their community values and understands their financial needs. Banking at your local credit union is a way to show support not just for your home team, but for your entire community.


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Gonzo, a documentary about the corner of 3rd and 3rd, trivia, and more to keep you entertained (and warm!) in the neighborhood this week:
Muppet Vault: Gonzo The Great!
When: Monday, January 20, 7:30pm (doors 7pm)
Where: Union Hall, 702 Union Street
What: It's all things Gonzo tonight at this celebration of perhaps the most interesting of the Muppets. Note that this one's not for the kids, though, it's 21+.
How much: $8, tickets available in advance
The Culinary Cocktail: Seasonal Drinking And Preserving
When: Tuesday, January 21, 7pm
Where: Central Library, InfoCommons Lab, 10 Grand Army Plaza
What: The second in a fun three-part series about spirits in the city, this one is led by Benjamin Zorn, a local bartender at Tooker Alley and The Guthrie Inn, and focuses on cocktails that use local produce (even in the winter months), including how to preserve summer flavors through infusions and syrups. Free samples to those who are over 21!
How much: Free!
Union Street Screening Series
When: Tuesday, January 21, 7pm
Where: Spoke the Hub Re:Creation Center, 748 Union Street
What: The monthly series that screens independent short, feature, experimental, documentary, dance, comedic, and narrative films will feature: At the Corner of 3rd and 3rd by Max Kutner (trailer shown above); Silent Exposure by Christopher Nostrand; Day 61 (Occupy Wall Street) by Donal Foreman; and Lucky Boy by Alex Gaylon.
How much: $10 suggested donation
Global Lens Film Series: Southwest
When: Wednesday, January 22, 6:30pm
Where: Central Library, InfoCommons Lab, 10 Grand Army Plaza
What: A dreamlike and mysterious Portugese film about a young woman named Clarice who gives birth on her deathbed to a baby girl also christened Clarice by the bruxa (or witch) attending the nearly simultaneous moments of death and birth. Spirited away to a remote lakeside village, baby Clarice lives her whole life in the span of 24 hours.
How much: Free!
When: Wednesday, January 22, 8:30pm
Where: The Rock Shop, 249 4th Avenue
What: Huddle together with your most knowledgeable friends and warm yourselves with brain power (and a drink or two, perhaps) during this trivia night where teams of up to 6 people can win $50 in prizes.
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Who better, than a pet rock, to guide you through the intricate field of Earth Sciences. They come from the earth and have cousins all around the world. Let me introduce them.
Iggy – short for igneous is the youngest of the bunch. He was born in an explosion of great magnitude in the Pacific Northwest in 1980. He has cousins all around the world, but most of his first cousins are still on the slope of Mt. St. Helens in Washington.
Sedim – short for sedimentary is very complex. She is mysterious about revealing her age. Her many layers tell the stories of different moments in her history which spans a great length of time. Some of her cousins have been known to gather at the base of Devil's Tower.
Morph – short for metamorphic, is very very old. But for most of his long life he was hidden in the depths of the earth. He helped to form one of the largest mountain ranges in the United States, The Rocky Mountains, but didn't see the light of day until much of what was causing the pressure on him, had eroded. his cousins go back for generations in the Appalachian mountains, which used to be very large, but are now just the remaining metamorphic rocks that formed their core.


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Etymology: Middle English, from Old English styntan to blunt, dull; akin to Old Norse stuttr scant
Date: 13th century
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1. archaic stop, desist
2. to be sparing or frugal <not stinting with their praise> transitive verb 1. archaic to put an end to ; stop 2. a. archaic to limit within certain boundaries b. to restrict with respect to a share or allowance <stinted herself of luxuries> • stinter noun II. noun Date: 1593 1. a. a definite quantity of work assigned b. a period of time spent at a particular activity <served a brief stint as a waiter> 2. restraint, limitation Synonyms: see task III. noun (plural stints; also stint) Etymology: Middle English stynte Date: 15th century any of several small sandpipers (genus Calidris)
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Nigel45: For that price I'd want some kind a viewfinder. Thats why I've got an E2.
if you can afford $ 7,000 plus for T and some lenses, what would be the problem to add $ 400 for the EVF ?
besides, in a couple of years a more stellar EVF will be avaible....
Mirrorless Crusader: $1750 for a kit lens, what a joke
Hopefully this lens doesn't need in-camera or PP corrections for distortions, CA etc....
With the focusing speed, accuracy and focus point choice that m4/3 cameras are getting, isn't the Lithro technology on a dead end? why focus after taking a picture , when you can focus before ? what am I missing?
abortabort: Rangefinder coupled?
except that for an "anonymus" made in Russia remake of an old lens (no research needed - just use the old drawings) it should cost 1/4 of what is listed for....
peevee1: 20/5.6? For $650? Really? All mirrorless systems (except FE which does not have anything) have 20 or so mm, much faster and with autofocus. Pana 20/1.7, Fuji 18/2 and 23/1.4, Samsung 20/2.8, even Canon has 22/2, and Sigma has 19/2.8 for everybody.
So the market for this is... drumrolls... Sony A7s. A moronic lens for underdeveloped camera.
Yeah.... and today I am expecting the arrival of a Rokinon 10mm/f2.8 which I bought at B&H for $529....
wonder who would put this soviet era lens on a Leica?!?! if you can't afford a Leica lens, then get a Voigtlander... much, much better and costs less than this reborn soviet era lens...
chillgreg: "Sony announces full-frame A7s camera that can practically shoot 4K video in the dark"
Regardless of what you or I think, this is what the rest of the world perceives.
actually I shot a black cat -no moon- long ago with E M-5 http://www.dpreview.com/galleries/9470548483/photos/2391273/black-cat-by-night-no-flash
If I were interested in-and could afford- the Sony A7s I would not waste it with black cats at night.... I think that pro videos can be done nicely with this FF camera...
SteveNunez: These April Fools posts are foolish and undermine the site's integrity to a point- we come here for information not trickery.
It is serious. if you didn't understand after ... let's say 20 seconds - top- that it was an April fool joke, then at least it tells you need to work on your sense of humour (or lack of it).... come -on ... a digital FF sensor for legacy lenses with adaptor for m4/3 lenses and with insertable cartridges.... ha ha ha... well done DPreview !
with 20/1.7 or 17/1.8 or 15/1.7 can't complain that m4/3 doesn't have choice in moderate fast wide angle lens... (but I guess somebody will still do)
alffastar: Oly never made a micro 4/3 lens with 24-120mm equivalent and 2.8-4.0. Even if Oly makes such a lens it will cost more than this camera and will be both bigger and havier, so I am definitely buying this Canon to use it as everyday camera and also travel camera and will use only my primes with my OM-D!
Questions (waiting for Jan 28 for answers):
is AF better than E M-5 ?
is EVF better than E M-5 ?
is shutter up to 1/8000 ?
is as reliable as the E M-5 ?
If the answers are "yes", if more lenses will come up, and Olympus does not upgrade the E M-5 within 12 months (forget the E M1 -that's for 4/3 lenses), then I will switch to Fuji
SteveNunez: Considering the worldwide growth of m4/3, surprised they don't offer this len for that system- it would easily be the largest focal length available and would surely be popular with m4/3 shooters....ashame.
However, please not this lens with an adapted m4/3 mount.
a decent (not necessarily very fast) prime tele (250 - 400mm) or zoom tele (150-300mm) designed specifically for m4/3 would (IMO) be received enthusiastically
I respect this review. which proves once again to me not to make a judgement on a new camera based on its specs alone when it is released, but rather to wait for a professional review like this one.
btw, I was interested in this camera, not to buy it because am happy with my Em-5, yet interested to see the innovation trend taking a good direction.
Hopefully this trend will continue with refinements and improvements, and in a few years I will upgrade to a better camera.
is E M1 AF faster than E M-5 AF with micro 4/3 lenses mounted on both cameras? how faster?
in other words: did Olympus improve the contrast AF ? or did contrast detection AF already reach its limit?
Eleson: "and utilises the existing Super35mm sensor in the EOS C100."
Tell us more! Did the sensor always have this capability or does it mean they it can be done on every sensor?
I think that last sentence was the coolest part of this press release.
Read also: "phase detection Auto Focus (AF) technology designed to support video shooting, and a compatible CMOS sensor was included in the original design of the EOS C100"
I'm really considering putting on eBay my E M-5 with the 75/1.8.
That should give me enough fund to buy this marvellous Leica with the fascinating soft pouch.
absentaneous: in some way it of course make sense but on the other hand I wonder where would be fair to draw the line. for example, I come across a great looking sports car on the street and I take a picture of it and turn it into a poster and I sell copies of it. does that mean the company which designed and constructed the car can sue me? by that logic one couldn't possible take a picture of something man made or designed and use it commercially without permission without getting sued.
@ absentaneous
1) the firm who designed the clothes the model was wearing maybe is the firm commissioning the spot.
2) the tires the ferrari is using or the color ferrari is painted with are part of the ferrari; so it would be enough to have the ferrari consent.
3) The permission from the parents who gave birth to the model are needed only if the model is under age.
absentaneous: in some way it of course make sense but on the other hand I wonder where would be fair to draw the line. for example, I come across a great looking sports car on the street and I take a picture of it and turn it into a poster and I sell copies of it. does that mean the company which designed and constructed the car can sue me? by that logic one couldn't possible take a picture of something man made or designed and use it commercially without permission without getting sued.
if you want to use a ferrari and a fashion model in a spot to sell whatever, you must pay the model and seek permission to have a ferrari in the spot.
The sculptor's work was exposed to the public the same way a song is copyrighted and published. Anybody who sings that song in concert for a profit should pay something to the author.
Of course the USPS had to pay the sculptor.
As someone in this forum already pointed out, it is very strange that the US government didn't reserve all rights to reproduce and use in any way the sculptor's work when his work was commissioned and he was paid.
Isn't that what happens, for instance, when you enter one of your photos into a photographic contest?
Well done for Nikon, except.... its marketing stinks because you cannot buy just the AW1 and the 10mm (equiv. 27mm) ONLY.
Underwater snorkeling I would use the 27mm equivalent ONLY -is that me, or anybody else agrees?
(also a flash would be useful)


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The side also includes West Indies fast bowler Jermaine Lawson, who has been out of competitive cricket since last May because of a suspect bowling action and back problems, and West Indies all-rounder Dave Bernard Jr, who made his debut in both Tests and One-day Internationals last year.
Tikolo and Otieno were two members of the Kenya side that spent the last two months in the Caribbean gaining valuable experience in the West Indies first-class championship.
Tikolo had the second highest aggregate of runs in the Carib Beer 2004 Cricket Series with 382 runs at an average of 31.83 and also captured 15 wickets.
Otieno was the African side's leading batsman with 512 runs at an average of 39.38.
Thursday's match should be the second for Lawson on his return to competitive cricket. He was named in a Jamaica squad to face England in a three-day match, starting on Monday at Sabina Park.
Bernard is an emerging player with a huge reputation in his native Jamaica and played a useful role in helping his national team reach next month's final of the West Indies first-class championship against unbeaten Barbados at Bridgetown.
The rest of the Vice Chancellor's XI comprises mostly young players that have performed with some credit in the Carib Beer 2004 Cricket Series.
England face West Indies in a four-Test series with the first match starting on March 11 at Kingston's Sabina Park.
Kenya to play in WI against England
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Jiles is certainly one of this club, a regular in Mississippi State's ongoing cornerback rotation. He does have three starts to this second freshman-season credit, in sequence against Alcorn State, Auburn, and Troy; and has taken turns in all the other games. Turns which can come at just about any moment as Coach Deshea Townsend runs his corners in, and runs them out, and runs everyone ragged.
"We have a great group of guys, so the rotation is rapid-fire," Jiles smiles. Because he's enjoying this sort of shuttle-service in defensive duty. Or for that matter, simply being in the midst of all the action again.
"I'm just having fun. I love the game of football. I go out every Saturday and try my hardest, give my all, and intend to get better every week."
This would be a great time for Jiles and the entire Dog defense to improve. The weekend sends them back on the SEC road, facing a South Carolina offense that can and does beat people with whatever works. The Gamecocks can pound the ground, can air it out, or have the quarterback haul the ball for big gainers. The common thread though is everything gets done with power as even the wideouts take and give contact.
"They're a pretty physical group of guys," Jiles said. "We just have to come prepared to face a big-time opponent. You just practice good technique, hit the bags and stuff, and get ready to tackle the great running backs South Carolina has."
Without, that is, ignoring the increased air threat. Veteran quarterback Connor Shaw is completing 64% of his passes and tossed 14 touchdowns against a single interception. He has limped through the last game on a knee sprained at Tennessee, but rallied his team to a second-half and overtime win at Missouri anyway. And even in the absence, Dylan Thompson got the ball to receivers effectively in the open field. If not for turnovers he could have gone the distance that day.
This is a stiff challenge for State's secondary. The defense as a whole has been giving up almost nine yards per SEC-game completion and ranks just 11th in league pass efficiency defense. There has been some encouraging progress of late though. Against both Bowling Green and Kentucky, Bulldog defensive backs forced incompletions at the very end to secure narrow victories. It would have been easier on everyone making more stops earlier, but to come through in clutch coverage is something the secondary will build upon.
The key? That's basic, Jiles said. "Just getting back to everybody communicating." This is what was missing in too many of the third- and fourth-down conversions made by Auburn, LSU, and right up to the end Kentucky. Review showed failure to get the word around in the secondary at times and it cost. "We were out there playing around and nobody really talking about what is going to happen before the play happens. So, communication."
Of course some margin might be allowed considering all the shuffles. After all, State hasn't started the same four-man secondary in consecutive games so far. Injuries, whether season-ending to SS Jay Hughes on opening day or repeatedly to CB Jamerson Love, have forced some of the changes. Matchups and practice performances have led to others. And now the uncertain status of FS Nickoe Whitley, ejected in the second quarter last week, likely leads to yet another adjustment.
Yet clearly the backfield has made modest steps each week whoever is together. A healthier Love obviously helps, while Jiles and third-year soph Taveze Calhoun alternate opposite his side. Juco Justin Cox had a rough first month in coverage work but is finding his senior college footing as hoped. And now a new facemask joins the club with soph Will Redmond activated at last. A year-and-half layoff didn't keep Redmond from making some key plays against BGSU, and his progress will only accelerate with more playing time.
"It's great to have my brother back," Jiles said. "He's a great athlete and he comes out to practice and just plays hard, gives his all. I love him." It hasn't taken long for the corners to love having an unexpected starter between them too. They miss Hughes' heady presence to be sure but Kendrick Market has assumed charge at strong safety naturally.
"Kendrick is a tough little man!" Jiles said. "Yeah, he communicates to us, he gets the play called, plays hard, and I don't expect nothing less from him. He's pretty vocal, I think all our safeties are vocal. He's accepted the leadership responsibility, no doubt."
Today Jiles has no doubts about his unusual route into this rotation. Remember, the Clinton native so impressed last year's staff that Jiles was rushed into rookie-year duty, in a backfield with three senior cornerbacks already ahead. "I was hoping to play, I was ready to play," Jiles said. "I wanted to get out there and make plays for my team."
Which he did, for three games. That's when a bad break, in form of a hand injury, was used as a good break by the coaches to give the kid a retroactive redshirt year anyway. Jiles was cleared to play later in the season but by then the decision was made. For the long-term best, he believes now.
"It helped me a lot, I'm glad I did sit out." For this year's rookie class and future frosh, Jiles wants them to understand something about redshirting. "It's not an insult. It's a blessing. It's really a great vacation!" Which isn't something one often hears linked with a first year spent on scout team and doing thankless drills. "But at the same time getting your fundamentals together," Jiles explained. "Because when you're playing that first year you have to focus on football and academics."
And this still-young pup knows very well what he's talking about. He's majoring in microbiology with a long-term ambition of veterinary science. Jiles used the first college year to make a good start along a grueling academic track…and still got to taste college and SEC football briefly anyway. Yes, this is a most unusual redshirt.
"It was just a blessing, I get an extra year to play and I'm hoping to take advantage of every game."
Starting again with this one. The Bulldogs go on the road this, and for that matter the next week, as double-digit underdogs. So? says Jiles.
"We see this as a great opportunity. A great opportunity to show the world what we've got, to continue to get better not only against great opponents but better ourselves and get the W."


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Excellent experience, very welcoming staff with good attention to detail, well located and very good in-house dining options. Interesting designs used throughout the hotel.
excellent service and concierge. great pool. fantastic restaurant and brunch. cool rooms
your "english"staff and all the architecture
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Exceptional and very relaxed service, not at all in your face but everything was possible! The most comfortable bed I have ever slept in and for LA the room was exceptionaly quite. All in all my best hotel experience in USA!
The spa is very good and the heated pool. The brunch was also good.
Everthing Lack of power outlets near bed. But had a wonderful time
Interior decorations, bartenders, the lady at Altitude that walked my friends and I to the daybeds, and the drinks Customer service, mixing up the reservations, the room smelling like cigarette smoke after have it serviced, luggage bags were not delivered until after 3 hours of checking in, and the hand held shower head would leak water when the dial to only have the shower head was on.
Very nice room. Great facilities. Terribly overpriced. Nothing is included in the base price. The fact that the room was well over $400 a night one would imagine that the wifi and breakfast ought to be included. The bar and restaurant are also too expensive for what they offer in terms of quality and choice.
the decoration
The staff was extremely professional, courteous and helpful. One of the best experiences I have had traveling with a toddler.
Everyone was very accommodating. Every staff member was friendly and helpful! We received directions from concierge staff as well as valet help! Room service saved us many times! The pool was perfect - the drink and meal service fabulous! The gym and spa were hidden gems! Don't miss the spa! Fighting the closet door, bathroom door and main door! Bathroom was very nice , but the shower water continually leaked to the floor because if the glass door design. Housekeeping got their daily service completed only one day. I started calling to tell them to service the room. One night they tried to service the room at 10 pm and continually knocked at 8 to do the same
Not a real Four Seasons and drab in many areas. Worn furniture
A great central location - friendly helpful staff - soft beds - spotless clean - Bar needs to be bigger ??? Never an open seat !
I had a short and lovely stay at The Orlando Hotel. The staff was so nice, especially the concierge, Alan, who checked me in and immediately made me feel at home. I will definitely stay here again on my next L.A. Trip.
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The room was clean, comfortable and modern, with spacious accommodations. The rooftop was the highlight; it's small, but a nice setup, quiet, and a convenient meeting space. The pool closed at 6pm, which was deemed to be too early by everyone enjoying the sun. That also meant, unless you were going to eat at a table, you couldn't even sit around the pool. I also was not a fan of having to pay for the WiFi given the nightly rate.
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Really comfortable bed, divine burger (room service), just perfect for one night of comfort before getting back on the road. The fan in the bathroom is synced to the light so it's always on if the lights are on.
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Great location for the places I wanted to see (comedy clubs, upscale dining, great mall). Only problem is the sign for the hotel. If you are arriving after dark you will not see them. I passed it twice and ended up parking somewhere else and walking the street to find it (and every place you park in LA costs money).
I loved the ambience, tight down to the sausage and egg art on the wall in my room! The open air feel of the hotel was perfect for the sunny weather in CA. They have a nightly whiskey tasting and complimentary snacks at the front desk. There are plenty of areas to hang out outside your room and a foosball table in the courtyard. Although I didn't use the pool, I could see it from the 2nd floor deck and it was full of ducks (rubber ones, not real ones.) the location is right across from The Grove at Farmer's market so plenty of shopping and dining experiences are within walking distance. Also, the employees were very friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay here again. My bed squeaked every time I moved. It's a good thing I was so tired because I slept through most of it, but light sleepers would probably be bothered by it. The wifi is very slow. I wish there was self parking; I hate valeting my car.
Location Location Location. Directly across the street from The Grove and within walking distance from shopping and more food. And a short/not horrible drive from the beach, downtown, hollywood blvd, runyon and LACMA. And the staff is so freaking nice! And the Panna Cotta at Tart was delish. The excellent location makes up for the motel-ish feel. Its just dated. Motel-like feel. Just overall dated. Ive stayed here twice so its not THAT bad. The amazing staff and location make up for it all. Ill would stay again for sure.
Cute themed hotel and the theme was carried nicely throughout. Good location, steps from the farmers market and grove shopping. The air conditioner in our room was crazy loud. It woke us up every time it turned on which seemed to be every 15 minutes, all night long.
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1969 Plymouth Satellite Sport
- Stock #
- 134017
- Body Style
- Convertible
- Engine
- 383 Super Commando V8
- Exterior Color
- Bluefire Metallic
- Interior Color
- Blue & White
- Miles
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- Original 383 cubic inch Super Commando V8 that produces 330 horsepower.
- Correct factory power steering
- Correct blue and white interior
- Original A833 23 spline 4-speed transmission
- Correct factory power drum brakes
- Winner of multiple national awards
- Original 8.75 inch Chrysler rear end that's complete with a Sure Grip differential and correct 3.23 gears
- Original sheetmetal that's covered in correct Blue Fire paint and accented by a white vinyl top
- Fully documented from its original order form all the way to its current owner
Ever have one of those moments when you find a rare classic with a price that seems too good to be true? The 'coolest of the cool' that's survived almost 50 years of vehicle downsizing, fuel thirsty gearheads and stoplight fisticuffs? Well, you don't have to worry about getting pinched back to reality this time because this killer Plymouth Sport Satellite is a fully documented, national award winning muscle car that's comfortable on either the strip or the show field! Not only is this awesome drop-top a fully restored cruiser that's been in one family for almost 43 years, it also wears 100% original sheet metal, features an original 383-lead powertrain and sports a highly accurate blue on white color combination. If you're looking for a bad to the bone investment that's fun to look at, a blast to drive and ready to hit the show circuit as soon as it rolls out of our showroom; congratulations, you've found your next car!
With existing '69 Sport Satellite convertibles numbering around 100, this unassuming Plymouth is a factory accurate rarity. So, in the name of authenticity, I'll go ahead and break down both its original fender tag and Chrysler broadcast sheet.
- E63 — 383 cubic inch V8 that's equipped with a 4-barrel carburetor
- D21 — Heavy duty 4-speed manual transmission
- RP27 — R: Plymouth Satellite, P: Premium, 27: Convertible
- H9G – H: 383 cubic inch V8 that produces 330 horsepower, 9: 1969 model year, G: Produced in St. Louis, Missouri
- 238199 – Sequence number
- B5 – Blue Fire exterior paint
- P6C – P: Premium grade trim, 6: Vinyl trim, C: Blue and white interior
- B7 – Medium Blue Metallic door frames
- 324 – Assembled on March, 24th of 1969
- 301489 – Order number
- A01 – Light package
- B51 – Power assisted brakes
- C16 – Center console with bucket seats
- C55 – Bucket seats
- G31 – Chrome right hand outside mirror with manual adjustment
- G33 – Chrome left hand outside mirror with manual adjustment
- L31 – Hood/fender mounted turn signal indicators
- M25 – Wide sill mouldings
- M31 – Belt mouldings
- N85 – Tachometer
- R11 – Music Master AM radio
- V7W – White accent stripes
- A01 – Light package
- B51 – Power assisted brakes
- C16 – Center console with bucket seats
- C93 – Carpeting
- F23 – 59 amp yellow cap battery
- G15 – Tinted windshield
- G33 – Remote left hand outside mirror
- H11 – Heater
- J11 – Glove box lock
- J15 – Cigar lighter
- J31 – Dual horns
- J55 – Undercoating with hood pad
- L05 – Map light
- L11 – Glove box light
- L15 – Ash tray light
- L25 – Trunk compartment light
- L31 – Hood/fender mounted turn signal indicators
- M26 – Wheel lip mouldings
- M31 – Belt mouldings
- N85 – Tachometer
- R11 – Music Master AM radio
- S77 – Power steering
- S79 – 3-spoke steering wheel that's complete with a lower half horn ring and a padded hub
When you take a close look at this award winning Satellite convertible it seems only fitting that the car's entire 43 year existence was spent in the hands of one caring family. Purchased new by Jay O'Dell of Annapolis, Maryland, this fierce Mopar ragtop was, like many family jewels, passed to a son as a cherished keepsake. And, in early 2008, that son shipped its solid body to Champion Auto Body in Pasadena, Maryland for a professional, frame-off restoration. Now, when you're restoring a classic of this caliber to the level you see here, you have to start with a clean, unmolested body so you retain as much authentic factory fresh feel as possible. And accordingly, this Plymouth's thorough rebirth began with Champion's pros sanding all of its original, rust-free panels to an even, exceptional surface. Once the stage was set for paint, a thick coat of primer was sprayed on, allowed days to cure, and worked free of any defects that might prevent a better-than-showroom finish. And when that primer was completely smooth, an impressive coat of correct Chrysler code B5 Blue Fire urethane was carefully sealed in a tough and glossy clearcoat shell. The result is one stunningly straight showpiece that has no gremlins, suffers no thin spots and displays a level of fit and finish that is worlds above a factory assembled car.
Thanks to lessons learned in both packaging and branding, Plymouth outfitted their hottest 1969 mid-size with a number of fresh styling cues that served to better differentiate the car from its more plebian Belvedere siblings. At the front of this Sport's long blue body, a stainless "Sport Satellite" branded grille hangs a traditional red-trimmed centerpiece and a small AACA Senior National First Prize badge between a traditional "PLYMOUTH" hood script, four halogen headlights and a bright chrome bumper. Behind that "PLYMOUTH" script, a subtle mayflower badge and correct turn signal indicators lead the eye to like-new glass that's framed by well-maintained stainless trim, cleared by mirrored windshield wipers and capped by a white vinyl top. At the sides of that stainless, dent-free rocker mouldings combine with like-new wheel well trim to anchor "Sport Satellite" fender emblems between traditional chrome door handles and what appear to be original side mirrors. And at the back of the car's body, "Sport Satellite" branded pot metal trunk trim aligns perfectly between clear factory taillights, a second small "PLYMOUTH" script and a second chrome bumper.
Hoist this awesome Mopar's hood and you'll find an original 383 cubic inch Super Commando V8 which creates 330 horsepower and wears a familiar 2468130 casting number above a correct 238199 partial VIN. More popular than Chrysler's famed HEMI, and almost as feared, the Super Commando V8 was designed to be Plymouth's best combination of comfort, streetability and performance. At the top of this stout B block, which was professionally rebuilt by Jeff Walton Restoration in Pomfret, Maryland, a correct 4-barrel carburetor breathes through a correct air cleaner that's covered in a striking combination of traditional organisol and fresh lettering. Below that carburetor, a spotless orange block wears old school stamped valve covers and fully restored exhaust manifolds. In front of those manifolds, reproduction belts spin a familiar Mopar alternator above a correct fan and a fully rebuilt factory power steering pump. The big engine's fires are lit by reproduction Chrysler Electronic Suppression wires, a Mopar coil and a proven points distributor. And its cooling is provided by a correct heavy duty radiator that's augmented by authentic squeeze clamps and reproduction Chrysler hoses. Take a second to refocus your eyes on the clean engine bay and you'll find a reproduction Mopar red cap battery, an appropriate washer tank and a fresh brake booster. And the entire set up, from its fenders to its firewall, is coated in the same excellent looking code B5 blue as the car's glossy exterior panels.
At the bottom of this Plymouth a mildly freshened undercarriage, also a product of Jeff Walton Restorations, is comprised of straight floorpans that still display most of their standard factory undercoating, and a satin black chassis that still retains much of its factory luster. In the middle of that undercarriage an original A833 23 spline 4-speed, which wears a familiar 238199 partial VIN, sends power to an original 8.75 Sure Grip rear end that's stuffed with correct 3.23 gears. Below that stellar powertrain a rebuilt front torsion bar and rear leaf suspension, which includes factory power steering, combines with standard issue power drum brakes to provide quick stops and great handling. At the center of that suspension, a power-boosting true dual exhaust system barks out a deep, vintage roar through a modern H-pipe crossover and traditional turbo mufflers. At the corners of that exhaust system, painted steel wheels spin proven 7.75-14 Firestone Deluxe Champion white walls around detailed hub caps. And all the car's hardware and bushings, from its leak-free fuel tank to its correctly installed emergency brake cable, appear to be lucid and in good shape.
Open this Sport's solid blue doors and you'll find one of the coolest interiors ever bolted behind a big Mopar engine. Restored by Bay Auto Upholstery of Annapolis, Maryland, and finished in correct P6C trim, this cockpit brings a real sense of class to a car with a generally solemn and subdued nature. In front of the driver, an original rebuilt instrument cluster sits inside a supple and pliable pad. Next to that cluster, you'll find a correct Music Master AM radio. Below that radio, an optional console holds an angled Hurst shifter inside what seems like a mile of wood trim. Below that console, fresh blue carpet is protected by heavy duty Mopar floor mats. On top of that carpet, fully restored seats prop fade-free covers between familiar lap belts and a sweet looking 3-spoke steering wheel that spins a blue rim around a mayflower centerpiece. At the sides of those seats, correct door panels carry white trim, chrome door handles and correct blue frames to a fresh white convertible cowl. Below that cowl, a fifth full-size tire splits the difference between a correct decklid decal, a correct jack and a fresh mat. And, from its blinding stainless trim all the way to its fully functional courtesy lamps, this convertible's interior is a no-excuses, no holds barred tribute to classic American motoring.
During its time on the national show circuit this pristine Plymouth drop-top has racked up MANY impressive accolades. Here's an itemized list of the car's major accomplishments:
- First Place winner at the 2012 AACA Apple Blossom Meet in Winchester, Virginia
- First Place winner at the 2012 National Chrysler Products Club National Meet in Frederick, Maryland
- Top 50 Award winner at the 2011 AACA Howard County Fair Antique Car & Truck Show
- Second Place winner at the 2010 AACA Annual Grand National Meet in New Bern, North Carolina
- Second Place winner at the 2004 AACA Annual Grand National Meet in Buffalo, New York
- Second Place winner at the 2004 Plymouth National Summer Meet in Battle Creek, Michigan
- Second Place winner at the 1998 AACA Annual Grand National Meet in Cherry Hill, New Jersey
- First Place winner at the 1998 Plymouth 70th Anniversary Meet in Plymouth, Michigan
- First Place winner at the 1998 National Chrysler Products Club Annual National Meet
- Second Place winner at the 1997 AACA Annual Grand National Meet in Cedar Falls, Iowa
- Second Place winner at the 1997 National Chrysler Products Club Annual National Meet
- Senior Award winner at the 1996 AACA National Fall Meet in Jacksonville, Florida
- First Place winner at the 1996 AACA National Special Fall Meet in Chesapeake, Virginia
- First Place winner at the 1996 Plymouth National Fall Meet in Newark, Delaware
- First Place winner at the 1996 National Chrysler Products Club Annual National Meet
Like all of our investment grade cars, this Satellite comes with extensive documentation. Here's an itemized list of what this sale includes:
- The original Chrysler broadcast sheet outlined above
- The car's original order form, sales invoice and trade receipts from Ewell Chrysler in Glen Burnie, Maryland
- The car's original financing paperwork and title from Colonial Bank & Trust in Annapolis, Maryland
- Multiple copies of all that authentic paperwork
- The car's original operating manuals
- A stack of vintage dealer marketing materials.
- An Automotive Information Clearinghouse document which states there were only 104 '69 Sport Satellite convertibles in existence as of 1994.
- All 15 of the car's major awards.
At RK Motors Charlotte we love anything with tires and a motor, but if you get the impression that we're particularly fond of this B-Body, you'd be exactly right! Rare and interesting cars ALWAYS get our blood flowing; and this Plymouth, with its striking color combination, original drivetrain, and first rate restoration, is dripping with the scarce qualities that literally define the term "collector car". If you're looking for an exceptionally rare, incredibly documented Mopar to show AND enjoy, this top notch Satellite is the car for you!
- Year
- 1969
- Make
- Plymouth
- Secondary Make
- n/a
- Model Name
- Satellite
- Secondary Model
- Sport
- Vehicle Type
- Passenger Car
- Hobby Segment
- Muscle Car
- Mileage
- 34451
Engine / Transmission
- Engine Type
- Gasoline
- Engine Size
- 383 Super Commando V8
- Engine Number
- 2468130
- Heads
- Stock
- Fuel Specification
- n/a
- Fuel Delivery System Type
- Single 4 Barrel
- Transmission Type
- 4 Speed Manual
- Transmission Spec
- A833 23 Spline
- Transmission Number
- Entertainment System Type
- AM Radio
- Battery Location
- LH Engine Compartment
- Battery Shut Off
- n/a
- Battery Charger
- n/a
- Power Steering
- Yes
- Air Conditioning
- No
- Interior Color
- Blue & White
- Seating Type
- Bucket
- Seat Material
- Vinyl
- Shifter Type
- Floor
- Center Console
- Yes
- Body Style
- Convertible
- Doors
- 2
- Safe Body Color
- Bluefire Metallic
- Paint Type
- Basecoat/Clearcoat
- Stripes
- No
- Front Suspension Type
- Torsion bar
- Rear Suspension Type
- Leaf Spring
- Axle Specification
- 8 3/4 3.23 Sure Grip
- Front Wheel Specification
- n/a
- Rear Wheel Specification
- n/a
- Front Tire Specification
- 7.75-14
- Rear Tire Specification
- 7.75-14
- Front Brakes Specification
- Power Drum
- Rear Brakes Specification
- Power Drum
- Spare
- n/a
- Exhaust Type
- Dual Exhaust
- Muffler Type
- Turbo Muffler
- Restoration Status
- Restored
- Mileage Since Restoration
- 1500
- Awards Summary
- First Place winner at the 2012 AACA Apple Blossom Meet in Winchester, Virginia
- First Place winner at the 2012 National Chrysler Products Club National Meet in Frederick, Maryland
- Top 50 Award winner at the 2011 AACA Howard County Fair Antique Car & Truck Show
- Second Place winner at the 2010 AACA Annual Grand National Meet in New Bern, North Carolina
- Second Place winner at the 2004 AACA Annual Grand National Meet in Buffalo, New York
- Second Place winner at the 2004 Plymouth National Summer Meet in Battle Creek, Michigan
- Second Place winner at the 1998 AACA Annual Grand National Meet in Cherry Hill, New Jersey
- First Place winner at the 1998 Plymouth 70th Anniversary Meet in Plymouth, Michigan
- First Place winner at the 1998 National Chrysler Products Club Annual National Meet
- Second Place winner at the 1997 AACA Annual Grand National Meet in Cedar Falls, Iowa
- Second Place winner at the 1997 National Chrysler Products Club Annual National Meet
- Senior Award winner at the 1996 AACA National Fall Meet in Jacksonville, Florida
- First Place winner at the 1996 AACA National Special Fall Meet in Chesapeake, Virginia
- First Place winner at the 1996 Plymouth National Fall Meet in Newark, Delaware
- First Place winner at the 1996 National Chrysler Products Club Annual National Meet
- Historical Documents Summary
- Original Chrysler Corporation Broadcast Sheet. Original Order Form & Sales Invoice. Original Loan Papers. Original Books & Manuals. Dealer marketing materials. Original title. Copies of everything.
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The concept of a splint is very simple. After bandaging or cushioning the injured area, two stiff supports roughly the size of the bone are placed on either side of the damaged bone, stretching from the joint on one side of the suspected break to the joint on the other side and then are tied together, usually with triangular bandages. For broken fingers, the use of a curved piece of flat metal approximately the same width as a finger and just over twice as long is the standard material.
In a hospital setting, flat pieces of wood or metal and sterile bandages are the usual material for a splint. However, in an emergency, anything can suffice such as branches of a tree, newspapers, string, rope, torn clothing or even several layers of stiff cardboard.
A splint is recommended for any suspected break and is taught as standard first aid. Not only does it prevent further injury, a splint usually alleviates the pain associated with movement of the broken bone.
In Frozen, House recommends a splint for the patient's broken toe. In The Softer Side, House applies a splint to a clinic patient's broken finger himself.


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LONG HILL TWP. - Singer-songwriters Carmel Boyle and Ger Holton, co-founders of An Croi Holistic Retreat Center in County Meath, Ireland, will present two new programs at the Shrine of St. Joseph in the Stirling section of the township.
At 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 22, "An Evening Of Celtic Prayer And Song" will be presented.
This special evening will consist of arrangements sung in a prayerful and sacred manner, echoing the simplicity of the Celtic spirit. A donation is $20.
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 23, "The Journey Home - A Celtic Pilgrimage," a day-long retreat to celebrate the sacred places on the soul's journey to healing and wholeness, will be held at the shrine's multi-purpose room.
A donation is $40, which includes a home-cooked meal served in the dining room. Admission is limited to 50 people.
The shrine is at 1050 Long Hill Road. For reservations, phone (908) 647-0208.


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Last week, a stop on the "Under the Influence of Music" tour starring Wiz Khalifa was marred by tragedy when Eric Johnson was shot and killed during a backstage incident at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, Calif., that's still under investigation. Fallout from the incident continues to spread with the announcement that a previously scheduled Wiz Khalifa show on the campus of Michigan State University in East Lansing, Mich., has been canceled after a "review of recent events and assessment of campus concerns." The show was set for Sept. 13 at the Breslin Center, which hosts the MSU Spartans' basketball games, as well as a number of concerts every year. (radio.com)
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