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Captain Kork
Captain Kork | |
General Information | |
Species | Unknown |
Residence | Undertown, Earth |
Affiliations | Mechaneers |
Occupation(s) | Space Pirate |
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Abilities | Enhanced Strength |
Equipment | Power hook |
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Voice Actor | Rob Paulsen |
First Appearance | Gone Fishin' |
Captain Kork is a villain who appeared in Gone Fishin'.
His tentacles and top head are covered in a beard-like coat. He wears a red coat and gold belt with red pants. On his right hand he wears a gold wrist band with a white glove and on his left hand he wears a giant hook, the blade of which seems to be formed of energy.
In Gone Fishin', he was capturing various random ships and bottling them to sell to ship collectors in the universe for profit. His minions, the Mechaneers, captured Magister Patelliday to make him into supper. Max, Ben and Rook went to save the Magister and together the four Plumbers defeated Kork and his minions and freed the ships before the passengers suffocated to death inside the bottles.
Powers and Abilities
He seems to have enhanced strength as he was able to resist Diamondhead. He has a power hook strong enough to cut through Diamondhead's crystals. He also has a power peg leg.
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- Gone Fishin' (first appearance)
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His name comes from cork which is used to close bottles, and from Captain Kirk of Star Trek.
- The concept of his having a hook in place of a hand is probably taken from Captain Hook from Peter Pan.
- His hook resembles Lockdown's from Transformers Animated. A similar hook was seen on Khyber's ship.
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Coping with adversity is not the same as being resilient, says Roelof Bezuidenhout.
According to several studies, farming needs to become more resilient, not only for the economic survival of farmers and the well-being of rural communities, but for the sake of the world's natural resources.
In agriculture, resilience is a farm's ability to survive despite droughts or market slumps. The greater this resilience, the more readily a farmer can adapt to unexpected upheavals and hard times, and the better off he will be than the farmer who simply cuts costs or borrows money.
For example, instead of buying in expensive feed from elsewhere during a drought, resilience involves planning ahead and adopting a veld management system that will make a farm more self-sufficient in fodder. In short, it is more about sustainable production than merely improving production efficiency.
'Toward a More Resilient Agriculture' (Bennett, E., Carpenter SR et al in The Solutions Journal, Vol 5, Oct 2014) notes that, as the population expands, new ways will have to be found to feed people and animals while decreasing the environmental impact of agriculture. Already natural pollinators of crops are declining due to practices intended to increase the efficiency of farming, such as pesticide use.
The authors argue that radically new approaches to agricultural development are needed to encourage farming that is resilient and sustainable. Innovation and experimentation will be required, even if this sometimes reduces production efficiency in the short term.
Short-term profits vs long-term sustainability
Financially successful agriculture that undermines biodiversity is not resilient. Neither is agriculture that produces enough food, but is not economically viable or undermines local livelihood options.
According to the paper, over-reliance on the government is also counterproductive. For example, governments sometimes solve short-term problems with subsidies, but these eventually hinder beneficial long-term changes. When farmers become dependent on aid, they persist with maladapted agricultural practices.
But as with so many other things that farmers are advised to do, building a resilient farming enterprise is not as easy as it sounds. The possibility of droughts and floods, as well as long-term exchange rate movements, inflation and other factors all have to be considered.
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text: Vladimir Putin Says Goodbye to Microsoft Outlook, Clippy May Be NextSophie Kleeman9/27/16 3:16pmFiled to: The Outlook Isn't GoodRussiaMicrosoftVladimir PutinOutlook513EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Image: AP On Tuesday, Moscow announced that it would begin transitioning the email software on 6,000 of its government computers away from Microsoft and toward a state-run system. Advertisement Bloomberg reports that the pronouncement came from Artem Yermolaev, Moscow's head of information technology, who added that the new software may soon find its way to 600,000 computers and servers. He also said that the city may get rid of Windows and Office. According to Bloomberg, the move was a response to Russian President Vladimir Putin's recent demands that the country shift away from foreign technology—demands prompted in part by "concerns over security and reliability" following the stoppage of foreign-controlled technology services after Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea. Advertisement "We want the money of taxpayers and state-run firms to be primarily spent on local software," communications minister Nikolay Nikiforov said. Moscow's new email system will be put in place by Rostelecom PJSC, a Russian internet provider, and will use software created by Russia's New Cloud Technologies. (In an email, a Microsoft spokesperson declined to comment on the switch.)It's yet another notch in Putin's ever-constricting internet belt. In July, the koala fan had demanded "encryption keys" that would unlock all of the web's data; the mandate would somehow give the government to a mysterious power to decode all of the encoded data passing through the Russian ISPs. A few weeks later, the country's Federal Security Service said it had made them, though it didn't specify how. The demands were part of a powerful new surveillance bill that advocated for data retention and backdoor access. (Edward Snowden, the most public thorn in the side of internet surveillance fans and likely Russia resident, has come out against the new laws.) This kind of technology-and-surveillance-related malarky has been going on for a while, of course, and it turns out that Microsoft may have been more heavily involved than you may have suspected. According to a 2010 report from the New York Times, the Russian government was using Microsoft as a surveillance tool—going so far as to raid opposition groups with the excuse that it was looking for pirated Microsoft software: Advertisement Sponsored Across Russia, the security services have carried out dozens of similar raids against outspoken advocacy groups or opposition newspapers in recent years. Security officials say the inquiries reflect their concern about software piracy, which is rampant in Russia. Yet they rarely if ever carry out raids against advocacy groups or news organizations that back the government.As the ploy grows common, the authorities are receiving key assistance from an unexpected partner: Microsoft itself. In politically tinged inquiries across Russia, lawyers retained by Microsoft have staunchly backed the police.Boy, Russia and Putin sure do love to play email games, don't they? [Bloomberg]Recommended StoriesThe DNC Hack Was Much Bigger Than We ThoughtPutin: Russia Didn't Hack the DNC, But LolPutin Annexes Sky, Exiles Dissident CloudsSophie Kleeman@sophiekleemanSophie is a news editor at Gizmodo.Reply51 repliesLeave a reply


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Hello again, readers.
This is my first Friday post — the first of many — and I cannot let it go by without first offering up a hearty TGIF. To everyone who is currently reading this post from a dimly lit office cube, I say, T to the G to the I and the F. It's been a long week, we've all worked hard, and personally I'm looking forward to spending the weekend getting down to the business of reading.
My nightstand is laden with books — almost dangerously so; I'm just waiting for the cat to bring everything down — and my bed, which is my preferred reading perch and will be for ever (how can people read a novel sitting up?), is beckoning. And now I've added five more books to the pile, the Canada Reads selections.
Here we are at the end of Canada Reads 2010, Week 1. We've accomplished a lot in four short days. We've got our five books, our quintet of literary-minded panelists, and we even took a little time to celebrate. Now we've just got to carve out the time to lie back and read.
On Tuesday I took the opportunity to ask a few of the panelists about their strategy for reading all five books in the coming weeks. Perdita Felicien is a reader after my own heart. She's letting the covers determine the order in which she reads the books. In addition to her pick, Fall on Your Knees, the two-time Olympian has read The Jade Peony and most of Generation X. Dr. Samantha Nutt has read most of the books before. "I read Fall on Your Knees in Liberia in 1997, and Generation X when I was in university," she told me. She'll be rereading both novels and the rest of the lineup over the holidays.
I'm going to reverse my usual tendency to stick with what I know best, in this case Fall on Your Knees and Generation X, and instead spend most of next week with the two books I know least: Good to a Fault and The Jade Peony. I had the pleasure of spending some time with both Marina Endicott and Wayson Choy at the launch party and I'm eager to get to know them better through their work. That may sound odd, but it's inspired by a curious phenomenon I observed as the resident blogger/fly on the wall this week. I'm calling it the "reader-meets-writer effect," and I saw it in abundance backstage during the launch.
With rare exception, I observed almost every author and their respective panelist become immediate friends upon introduction. Most were meeting for the very first time, but there were no awkward silences between author and panelist. Quite the opposite, in fact. Instead, there were plenty of hugs, laughter and exchanges of personal information.
So charmed was I by the obvious chemistry between Simi Sara and Marina Endicott that I rudely interrupted the duo mid-conversation to remark on it. I asked both of them how they accounted for their instant connection. Marina Endicott's response said it all: "When someone reads your book they really know you." I'm going to be bold and say that Endicott isn't talking about biography here as much as she's talking about spirit.
Despite the significant age gap that exists between them, Douglas Coupland and Roland Pemberton, a.k.a. Cadence Weapon, also seemed to hit it off from the get-go. When I cornered him backstage, Coupland was effusive about his young advocate. "I think you add three new people to your life each year and he is going to be one," said the author. It seems that making a deep connection with the book you're reading sometimes translates into a genuine affiliation with its author. That's chemistry, readers. It's what feeds our affection for books, and on occasion, for their authors.
Next week — Canada Reads, Week 2 — you'll get the chance to form your own relationships with the featured books. We're running excerpts from each book, starting Monday with Ann-Marie MacDonald's Fall on Your Knees. You can also get the inside scoop on how the covers came to be developed. Monday, hear how book designer Scott Richardson developed the cover for MacDonald's novel.
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"The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep."
Robert Frost
"In the middle of the road of my life I awoke in the dark wood where the true way was wholly lost"
Dante Alighieri
"Darkness is not always darkness"
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"Beautiful thing is: when i am afraid of the dark, and it surrounds me, the smallest of lights can make me feel safe..."
"In the middle of the journey of our life I came to myself within a dark wood where the straight way was lost."
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Ever since the Internet was invented there has been no shortage of people eager to teach the world to surf in perfect harmony. There is a widespread belief that the digital revolution has massive potential for developing countries and could even enable some of them to skip several stages of development to catch up with the prosperous West. In short, they can go direct from dirt tracks to the information superhighway.
In theory, the Internet is a global network with the technological capacity to create a true global village. In reality, most inhabitants of the Southern hemisphere have about as much chance of venturing into cyberspace as they have of flying to the moon. Far from engendering an all-inclusive global information society, the highly uneven spread of the Internet is deepening the divide between the information rich and poor.
James Wolfensohn, president of the World Bank, issued the following warning in that body's last annual development report: "In our enthusiasm for the information superhighway, we must not forget the villages and slums without telephones, electricity or safe water, the primary schools without pencils, papers or books. For the poor, the promise of the new information age can seem as remote as a distant star."
What has been called the "digital divide" will not be addressed by compassionate rhetoric from First World statesmen, though. It will take a gargantuan investment in information technology across the developing world, coupled with an equally massive education programme to overcome the cultural obstacles.
There is a gathering movement in some undeveloped countries to get the industrialised nations to tax their citizens' access to the Net. The money would then be used to "wire" the rest of the world. This proposal has not met with a warm response anywhere in the West, although the issue of international inequalities in access to the World Wide Web did surface at last week's two-day summit at the Paris headquarters of Unesco involving representative from more than 60 countries.
Everyone concerned with this issue agrees that the first problem to be addressed is phones - or, rather, the dire shortage of this basic communication tool in many parts of the planet. As the UN Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, remarked recently; "Half the world's population has never even made or received a telephone call."
Africa, the poorest continent on the planet, is the least connected. Indeed, there are more telephones in Tokyo than in the whole of sub-Saharan Africa, where fewer than one in three people have a phone. Almost four- fifths of Africans who are on the Internet reside in relatively prosperous South Africa.
Some have suggested that countries with little or no telecommunications infrastructure could actually be at an advantage as the digital revolution unfolds because they won't have to install an old system in order to install the new one. They can even miss out expensive land lines, and go straight to wireless phones (which is what Bill Clinton had in mind).
Gerry McGovern, managing director of Nua Ltd, a Dublin-based Internet consultancy that tracks computer trends across the globe, has little time for such perverse logic. "That's all well and good," he wrote in his book The Caring Economy, "but maybe the reason there is none is because none could be afforded in the first place and the new-fangled one cannot be afforded either."
Paula Uimonen, of the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, has warned in a paper: "Unless these problems of infrastructure are solved in an imaginative and sustainable way, there is little point in maintaining illusions about the widespread use of the Internet in developing countries."
Her findings were published more than two years ago. Tragically, there has been little change in the intervening period. As Uimonen noted, developing telecommunications infrastructure has, understandably, not been high on the agenda of the poorest developing countries struggling to provide basic health and education services for their citizens.
Telecoms are, however, swiftly moving up the political agenda in many parts of the Third World. In the jubilant aftermath of his recent election victory, India's Prime Minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, promised to restructure the telecommunications industry to provide world-class telephone services at reasonable cost throughout the country.
Other developing countries are doing even more to kit out their citizens for the computer-driven global knowledge economy. South Korea's President Kim Dae Sung recently inaugurated his very own information revolution, called "Cyber Korea 21". South Koreans are to be offered computers at cut-rate prices in an experimental project which aims to more than double the number of PCs in their country from seven million to 16 million in three years.
At present, just over six per cent of South Korea's population are Internet users. "Compared with the United States and other advanced countries, our PC penetration rate is still low," commented Lee Sang Yup, a project planner at the information and communication ministry in Seoul. "This project is unprecedented in the world. If it bears fruit, many developing nations will follow suit."
Success is far from certain. The major PC producers in the region, such as Samsung, have refused to back the project, forcing the government to cobble together deals with a dozen relatively minor suppliers. Even they have struggled to keep prices low since the recent earthquake in Taiwan sent microchip prices surging. In cyberspace, the best laid plans of ambitious government technocrats often go awry.
Even if South Korea's plan succeeds, it won't offer a solution to the world's poorest countries. "Most people in the Third World will never be able to afford their own PCs and many countries will not be able to invest in the infrastructure or training required," argues Paula Uimonen, who advocated in her UN report that the focus should switch from individual to community access.
That is one way in which the Blair government is attempting to bridge Britain's own digital divide. A major advance for the strategy was hailed recently when the country's main telephone companies agreed to cut prices for Internet access to libraries, citizens advice bureaux and further education colleges.
Similar initiatives are taking place in a number of developing countries through, for example, local post offices or commercially run cybercafes. In far flung parts of rural Peru, where the postal service is highly infrequent,
e-mail messages are printed out and distributed to the recipients.
But that hardly puts poor Peruvians on a par with cyber-savvy citizens of the First World. Nor does it offer them any real stake in the new information society. And, as Nelson Mandela told the Telecom 95 convention in Geneva: "If we cannot ensure that this global revolution creates a world-wide information society in which everyone has a stake and can play a part, then it will not have been a revolution at all."
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It would be a benefit in the potential of WCPS/rasql queries to add functions for sorting an array, for instance for computing rank correlations and normal probability plots.
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Hi, I'm from Czech Republic and I'd like to buy macbook, but here in Czech the prize of macbook is about 1500USD higher than in applestore at apple.com so I've been wondering about buying it at apple.com in US and have it shipped to Europe. Here're my questions: 1.- Is there any problem with shipping to Europe? 2.- How much does the shipping cost? 3.- Apple care is worldwide, right? 4.- What're your experiences with buying refurbished Macs? Do they have failures or are they like new, just refurbished? 5.- If I want to buy it and Apple doesn't support shipping to Europe (Czech) can I just buy it there and use another company to ship? Thanks Jan Černý
On portables, AppleCare is worldwide, I believe. On desktops, I think it's tied to the country in which it was bought. I have a refurbished G5 tower at home and I love it. It's in perfect condition and included free upgrades: a bigger HDD and more RAM. I'm sure you could...if you have somewhere for Apple to ship it to. Like a relative's house or a friend's place or something. You're welcome.
Unfortunately, you can't buy from Apple.com unless you live in the US (same as iTunes - which is really annoying, as only iTunes US has good video downloads...). Applecare is worldwide I believe. I've never had a refurb machine myself, but there have been loads of people who have, and the vast majority have always praised the quality. If you know someone in the US, I'd get them to order it, and then ship it vi DHL or some other air freight courier...might be the best way.
This lot may be worth a look:http://www.myus.com/ not that I've used them, I think there are others also.Hectors post seems good advice to me.
Keep in mind that a US MacBook will probably have a different keyboard than the Czech MacBook. Not sure if that is a really big issue or not. Also, the power cord that comes with it will have a US plug, so you'll need a plug adaptor (the transformer is world compatible). ft
English keyboard is not a big problem for me, just some special chars are missing there, but I can still buy an extra-keyboard. Is there any problem with plug tension, 'cos in czech republic we have 240V and I think that could be a problem?
Voltage is not a problem on Apple portables the power bricks will adapt anything(off the top of my head)from about 100-250 volts even frequency (of any public system I've heard of) is not a problem.Plug adaptors are obviously different but are cheaply available all over.


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Clywedog Reservoir
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Location | Llanidloes, Powys Trefeglwys, Powys |
Coordinates | 52°29′10″N 3°37′30″W / 52.48611°N 3.62500°WCoordinates: 52°29′10″N 3°37′30″W / 52.48611°N 3.62500°W |
Type | reservoir |
Primary inflows | Afon Clywedog |
Primary outflows | Afon Clywedog |
Basin countries | Wales |
Max. length | 9.5 km (5.9 mi) |
Surface area | 2.5 km2 (0.97 sq mi) |
Max. depth | 66 m (217 ft) |
Water volume | 50,000 megalitres (41,000 acre·ft) |
The Clywedog reservoir (Welsh: Llyn Clywedog) is a reservoir near Llanidloes, Wales. Completed in 1967, the reservoir was built near the B4518 road, Powys, to supply water to Birmingham and the English Midlands[1] by river regulation and to mitigate flooding in the lower Severn by storing excess winter rainfall. The reservoir was formed by damming the Afon Clywedog, a tributary of the River Severn. Its concrete buttress dam is the tallest concrete dam in the UK, with a height of 72 metres and a length of 230 metres. When at capacity the reservoir contains approximately 50,000 megalitres of water. A second, much smaller embankment dam is located at Bwlch-y-gle to prevent overflow into the next valley.
Construction of the dam commenced in 1963 after the passing of an Act of Parliament ordering its creation to help prevent flooding of the River Severn in winter and to maintain its water levels in the summer. Local opposition was strong against the construction of the reservoir as it would result in the flooding of much of the Clywedog valley and the drowning of 615 acres (2.5 km2) of agricultural land. On top of several disruptions and protests, during construction in 1966 a bomb was detonated within the construction site, setting work back by almost 2 months. The political extremist group Mudiad Amddiffyn Cymru (MAC) was widely suspected of carrying out the bombing.
The reservoir was opened in 1967 and till this day has been in continuous usage, generally filling with water over the winter months and gradually releasing it during the summer months. The reservoir is currently owned and operated by Severn Trent Water Limited with oversight and regulation by Natural Resources Wales. Clywedog Sailing Club operates on the lake, and Powys County Councils Staylittle Outdoor Centre delivers a range of adventure education both on the water and in the surrounding area.
The dam operating plant runs self-sufficiently from a 500 kW hydro-electric turbine. The area around Clywedog dam is now a popular leisure destination offering scenic walks and wildlife watching.
In a TV ad for the Land Rover Defender, a Defender 90 is seen winching up the face of the dam under its own power.[2]
- ^ "Our history – Clywedog Dam, Wales − 1967". Halcrow Group website. Halcrow Group Ltd. 2011. Retrieved 8 January 2012.
- ^ http://www.m-a-d-e.net/backcatalogue/2008/07/land-rover-dam-rover.html
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April 5th, 2012, 05:29 AM | #21 |
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I hope your axle isn't centered at that height, with the trac bar at that kind of angle it's going to move towards the driver's side quite a bit when the front comes up and you get some more weight on the rear....can you lower the frame end trac bar mount enough to get it near level at ride height?
Either way, looks good, you should buy 35's so I can buy your 34's.
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April 5th, 2012, 03:12 PM | #23 |
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No it's not centered, I had a couple big dudes jump on it last night. To doesn't bind, and it doesn't move to the drivers as much as I thought it would...the springs need to be turned and the bucket cap needs to be put on...it needs to be aligned the rest of the way. And it needs shocks, straps etc. I couldn't resist rolling it outside today it was too nice out.
April 5th, 2012, 03:23 PM | #24 |
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There a little different, but not substantially...like I said I talked with trail gear on measurements, and that's about all I could do, without the huge 75 dollar bracket on the frame side....if it breaks or rides like shit I got some 2x4 square tubing to drop it down with.
April 7th, 2012, 06:12 PM | #27 |
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There's lots to do still. I have to cap off a couple brackets, mount a tool box and my fuel cell, put the lockers in, and the rear half of the Exo. Somewhere between there the front is getting gutted and start fabbing up the 3 link front.
April 7th, 2012, 08:36 PM | #28 |
Flex Is OverRated
Shouldn't the upper run at an angle to form some sort of triangulation?
I will be linking the rear of mine but its getting four linked for sure. As mentioned on page 1 if you set it up right it will flex everybit as well without the side to side movement. |
April 7th, 2012, 09:24 PM | #29 |
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Negative, it's a parallel 3 link. The panhard bar takes care of the side to side, 3 link is cheaper, and more reliable, not relying on bind to hold my rear straight...at this point I can grab that tire and lift it all the way to the bumpstop, without any bind what so ever, and i am still waiting for someone to justify why the 4 link is so much better, the 3 link does its job well, trail gear, of all companies, would not sell a rear 3 link kit if it wasn't up to par...I feel as they aren't a common build, and people oppose them just for that reason...I'm Gunna run a 3 link in front and rear, I will keep posted to see how it does...
April 11th, 2012, 12:23 AM | #37 |
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I don't have a plasma, and I don't have torches, but I'm Gunna find someone with a set for sure, I did stock up on a f*ck ton of good Cut off wheels...my grinder is feeling the hurt tho...it's gettin a little rattle and grind goin on... Good time to upgrade?
April 11th, 2012, 12:05 PM | #40 |
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Man I just ready your build thread, we have 2 completely different beasts... In my pics it's sitting on35's, and you can see my entire frame, also I am goin coils all around and links...and we have diff body styles..so our measurements are Gunna be diff cause newer ones are a little taller. I'm also wider cause I was an ifs and using everything off my ifs to keep it wider. Not hating just comparing, I honestly think mine is too big, I was hoping for 4-6" lift and found myself 11" over where I used to be.lol...
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So I have this thing where I think that my superpower is recognising people. Admittedly, this is quite a useless superpower in most aspects of life. It's a moderate-power, really. Although, at a stretch I suppose I could see some police procedural TV show where a character who has amazing powers of face recognition helped solve crimes until they got replaced by a computer program with amazing powers of face recognition. Having a skill set that makes them almost unemployable for any other job, the sacked consultant would then go on the rampage in the precinct building and one major character would receive a possibly fatal wound at the end of the last episode of the season. Gasp! Cliffhanger!
Where was I? Oh yes, I think that I have this superpower. Take movies and TV shows, for instance. I know absolutely, without having to check, that the woman who plays the b**ch in Don't Trust the B**ch in Apartment 23 also played one of Rory Gilmore's friends in Gilmore Girls. Not because I've made a point of remembering her - I don't even know what her name is. I just see her face in both places. So, yay. I have an uncanny ability to connect one TV show to another. I did say it was a moderate power.
But, sometimes the old facial recognition chip malfunctions. This can happen in one of two ways. Either I become mistakenly convinced that two different roles were played by the same actor, or I draw parallels between people who I know aren't the same person, but idly wonder if they might be related in some way. Thankfully I can illustrate both of these with examples.
Thinking that two actors are actually the same person is something that I've only done a handful of times but I generally feel quite let down by myself when this happens, so they do stick in the memory. The worst one was when I thought Darcy from Lost in Austen was played by Stephen Moyer (of True Blood fame). That part was actually played by Elliot Cowan, who does look similar to Stephen Moyer, but it's not like they're twins or anything.
More recently I became utterly convinced that Dr Benton's deaf son from ER, Reese (this is quite a long time ago, so I'll wait while your brain tries to spool back to the 90s), was Jake Puckerman on Glee.
Because, look. If that Glee dude on the right got a bit more sun, I think they'd look kind of the same, right? Enough to be brothers at least?
I still harbour suspicions that though they are demonstrably different people with no obvious family connection, they might somehow be related. Cousins? They have the same nose!
I'm having real issues admitting defeat on this one, as you can see.
Things are a bit more straightforward (and less psychotic) with the following examples, which are just people who I happen to think look alike, and for whom I'd like to invent a secret history that connects them.
Which is how we get to my theory that Kenneth the page/janitor from 30 Rock is the secret lovechild of Sergeant Carter from Hogan's Heroes.
I mean, look at them. Two peas in a pod. Let's break down their similarities:
* So white they probably get sunburnt if they stand too close to an uncurtained window.
* Tall and lanky.
* From the the middle of nowhere. In TV world, anywhere that isn't New York or Los Angeles is basically hicksville, so Muncie, Indiana (where Carter is from) is equally rural as Stone Mountain, Georgia (Kenneth's home town/hovel).
* Wear uniforms.
* Don't appear to mind deferring to a higher ranked, charismatic leader (Colonel Hogan/Jack Donaghy).
* Look gormless quite often.
True, Carter wasn't a complete twit whereas Kenneth is in a league of his own, but I'm only speculating that they might be father and son, not twins.
Closer to home, I have suspicions about the founder of Kiwi chocolate company Whittaker's. Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't he look a bit like Joseph Stalin?
Obviously I've been using my shamelessly polished photoshopping skills again, but I think they could definitely be related. Stalin was born in 1878, and James Henry Whittaker appears to have been a bit older than that. Maybe J H Whittaker is Joseph Stalin's uncle. It does seem unlikely, admittedly... If only modern accounts of Stalin's life mentioned how he felt about confectionery. But they mostly are concerned with politics and stuff. Boo.
Are you similarly afflicted with the ability to see similarities between people? Do you come up with ridiculous scenarios that would explain it too? Are you good with faces? Someone tell me I'm not completely doolally about the Reese Benton/Jake Puckerman thing.
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April 15, 2006
The Mt. Hood Stewardship Legacy Act has begun its journey through the legislative process — with plenty of cheerleading from local and state government leaders.
More cautious support has been given by conservation groups and a major private landowner.
House Resolution 5025 made its public debut before the Subcommittee on Forests and Forest Health April 5. The bill may be considered by the full Resources Committee within the next few weeks.
The subcommittee was chaired by U.S. Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., one of the bill's authors. Testifying in favor of the legislation were: Hood River County Commissioner Carol York, Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Chairman Ron Suppah, Chris Winter, attorney for the Hood River Valley Residents Committee, and Ken Rait of the Campaign for America's Wilderness.
The transportation element of the legislation was fully endorsed by Matthew Garrett, director of the Oregon Department of Transportation.
Mixed comments that leaned more toward the positive than the negative were presented by Frank Backus, chief forester for SDS Lumber Company.
U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauer, D-Ore., and Walden collaborated on the legislation after spending hundreds of hours gathering input from the public, recreational groups, the environmental community, tribal leaders and agency heads. HR5025, which was introduced on March 28, has been co-sponsored by U.S. Reps Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., and Darlene Hooley, D-Ore.
"This bill charts a comprehensive course for the mountain's future: How we preserve wild places, manage for future recreation and transportation uses, uphold Native American rights, and ensure our forests and watershed are healthy," said Blumenauer. "I don't think anything has given me more personal satisfaction in the past three years than our work to make this proposal into reality."
He and Walden believe that HR5025 is a multi-faceted approach to address the many diverse interests on the mountain. The legislation proposes adding 77,500-acres of designated Wilderness to the national forest, a 41 percent increase. And 23 more miles to three Wild and Scenic rivers, a 19 percent addition.
Although HRVRC and most other conservation groups want significantly more Wilderness protection, their members seem to be in agreement that Walden and Blumenauer's plan is "an important step in the right direction."
"Chairman Walden and Rep. Blumenauer have, in this legislation, shown remarkable leadership and commitment to the Mount Hood Wilderness in the finest tradition of Oregon bipartisanship, and are exercising the responsibility that we have to pass along wild places to our children and all future generations," said Rait.
Both York and Winter advocated for federal approval of a land exchange that would protect the Crystal Springs Watershed in the southern sector of the county. Walden and Blumenauer are fully supporting the terms of the settlement agreement between HRVRC and Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Resort.
Under that plan, Meadows will trade about 700 acres of its privately owned Cooper Spur holdings for 120 acres of national forest property near Government Camp. HRVRC has agreed not to oppose the company's plans to build 480 housing units on land that Clackamas County has already zoned for that purpose.
"We have taken that solution out to the community and received almost unanimous positive feedback from the people of Hood River County for this solution that provides certainty and permanent protection for these special places. Oregonians want the north side to stay wild and free," said Winter.
York also applauded a land exchange in Cascade Locks that would add 17 acres to the Pacific Crest Trail. She said Port of Cascade Lock's property that was zoned for residential use near the trail should be traded for 10 acres of national forest in a nearby location. York said that deal would preserve the viewscape along the trail while accommodating the city's need for senior and affordable housing.
"The Hood River County Commission is particularly pleased to see this proposed land exchange in the legislation since it, too, represents an opportunity to move forward with a vision that protects a valuable natural resource while providing economic development opportunities in the affected community," said York.
Suppah said HR5025 factored in tribal treaty rights by setting aside, "priority areas" for the gathering of huckleberries and other "first foods." The bill also allows temporary closure of new Wilderness areas to accommodate tribal cultural and religious activities.
"We believe this legislation will provide added protection for our 1855 Treaty food gathering rights and help guarantee the continuing vitality of our traditional Indian way of life," said Suppah.
Backus was not only representing one of the largest employers in the area — with 316 workers at the Bingen plant — but the American Forest Resource Council, which he chairs. He said SDS, which owns 17,000 acres in Hood River and Wasco counties, once gained 75 percent of the wood fiber it needed for manufacturing from the Gifford Pinchot and Mount Hood national forests. Today, he said less than 1 percent of that product was available from federal lands.
Therefore, Backus urged the subcommittee to modify HR5025 so that it did not further reduce commercial timber harvest. He said logging on Mount Hood was already limited to about 183,000 acres, or 16 percent of the total land base. So, if the Cooper Spur property were turned into Wilderness, Backus said other forest land needed to be opened up for sustainable logging practices. He was in full agreement with the bill's plan to restore forest health by removing diseased and bug-infested trees from overstocked stands of timber on the east side of the mountain. He said without some type of action, federal lands were in danger of having a catastrophic wildfire that destroyed natural resources.
"There are many amenities and uses found on the Mount Hood National Forest that drive all of us to help chart the future. I believe the first priority is to ensure that future includes a green forest, and not one devastated by wildfire," said Backus. "I would like to commend the chairman and Congressman Blumenauer for their efforts to craft a solid proposal with this important reality in mind."
Garrett said ODOT was in agreement with the requirement in the bill that a multi-modal transportation plan be developed for Highways 26 and 35 to ensure motorist safety. He said having viable roadways was vital to the mountain communities that rely so heavily on visitors for their economic well-being.
"Despite the challenges, you have managed to strike a balance between competing interests that will preserve the mountain for future generations. Oregon's Governor, Ted Kulongoski, asked me to pass along his gratitude for your hard work, and he is very hopeful that you will achieve success with this proposal," said Garrett.
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What is ironic about Myrtle's description of her husband, "I married him because I thought he was a gentleman," she said finally. "I thought he knew something about breeding, but he wasn't fit to lick my shoe?"
In reality, Myrtle pursued her husband, George, for many years before she finally convinced him to marry her. She'd had plenty of time to learn about his personality.
Before she married George, Myrtle knew nothing about wealth or consumerism. It was only through her marriage to George that she'd developed her expensive tastes.
Years earlier she'd had the opportunity to marry Tom, but had chosen George instead.
She accuses George of not being a gentleman and not knowing anything about breeding, or proper behavior, yet she is cheating on him, demonstrating clearly improper behavior.
George and Myrtle had been married for many years and she'd bragged to her friends that he was a man of great potential.


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India has no plans to cut sugar import tax for now: Food minister
Mills in India, the world's biggest sugar producer, will churn out 20.3 million tonnes of the sweetener in the season to September 2017, the ISMA said last week, down 5 percent from its previous forecast and 13.2 percent lower than the estimate made in September 2016.
India has no plans to cut the sugar import tax for now, the food minister said on Tuesday, citing ample domestic stocks and criticising the Indian Sugar Mills Association (ISMA) for projecting output forecasts below the government estimate.
Mills in India, the world's biggest sugar producer, will churn out 20.3 million tonnes of the sweetener in the season to September 2017, the ISMA said last week, down 5 percent from its previous forecast and 13.2 percent lower than the estimate made in September 2016.
"Our government has estimated this year's production at 22.5 million tonnes, with carryover stocks from the previous season at 7.7 million tonnes, we'll have more than sufficient stocks of sugar," food minister Ram Vilas Paswan told reporters.
As a result, India's sugar inventory would hover in a range of 29 million tonnes to 30 million tonnes, compared with demand expected to be between 24 million tonnes and 25 million tonnes.
"At the end of the season in September, we'll still be left with surplus stocks," Paswan said.
Questioning ISMA's lower output estimates, Paswan said he has asked his ministry officials to take that issue up with the industry body.
"Who has given them the right to estimate sugar production? They're misleading people," an angry Paswan said. "Frequent changes impact both farmers and the industry, and the credibility of the organisation that makes such estimates."
In its March 7 press statement ISMA said that two droughts had ravaged cane crops in states such as Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, reducing output.
On Tuesday Paris-based commodity trade house Sucres and Denrees (Sucden) said the sugar market could switch to a surplus of between 1 million tonnes and 2 million tonnes, raw value, in 2017/18 (October to September) following deficits in the 2015/16 and 2016/17 seasons.
Separately, Paswan said the government is considering reinstating the wheat import tax, which sources have said could be as high as 25 percent import.
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Posted on July 26, 2010 | No CommentsSeiyuu Itou Shizuka and Asakawa Yuu, who work together on anime Amagami SS, went drinking together yesterday after attending an Amagami SS event at Shibuya Theater Tsutaya. They uploaded a few photos from their drinking session on their blogs (Asakawa, Itou). Beer, wine, champagne, cocktails, and what's more, NEKOMIMI! They […] -
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Posted on June 23, 2010 | No CommentsMizuki Nana's new PV for her new song Mysterion has leaked on the Internet. Nana-chan looks absolutely wonderful in it! Some of her poses are indescribably sexy, there's a nice cut showing her thigh ( ☆ v ☆ ), and the level of hawtness is over 9000 XD. The PV […] -
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Autodesk Delcam 2017 Suite Multilanguage (x64) | 6.18 GB
Autodesk's 2017 CAM solutions include enhanced versions of FeatureCAM for automating CNC programming; PartMaker for precision part manufacturing with Swiss-type lathes; PowerMill for designing the most complex molds, dies and other components; PowerShape for the design of 3D complex parts; and PowerInspect hardware-independent inspection software. New capabilities for each of the 2017 CAM products are detailed below.
Autodesk Delcam 2017 Suite Multilanguage (Win64):
1. Autodesk ArtCAM Premium Suite 2017 includes
- Actually Autodesk ArtCAM Premium 2017
- Autodesk Manufacturing Data Exchange Utility 2017 CR_8.6.10_861009
- Autodesk Manufacturing Post Processor Utility 2017 CR_6.9.4435
2. Autodesk FeatureCAM Ultimate 2017 Suite includes
- Actually Autodesk FeatureCAM Ultimate 2017
- Autodesk PartMaker 2017 CB_1061010
- Autodesk Manufacturing Data Exchange Utility 2017 CR_8.6.10_861009
- Autodesk Manufacturing Post Processor Utility 2017 CR_6.9.4435
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- Actually Autodesk PowerInspect 2017
- Autodesk Manufacturing Data Exchange Utility 2017 CR_8.6.10_861009
- Autodesk Manufacturing Post Processor Utility 2017 CR_6.9.4435
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- Autodesk PowerShape Mill Modeling 2017 (a truncated version of Autodesk PowerShape 2017 full version can be installed from the distribution Autodesk PowerShape Ultimate 2017)
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- Autodesk Manufacturing Post Processor Utility 2017 CR_6.9.4435
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FeatureCAM 2017 and PartMaker 2017
Autodesk FeatureCAM is an easy-to-use solution for milling machines, turning and turn/mill centers, and wire electrical discharge machines (EDMs). The automation tools within FeatureCAM help manufacturers reduce programming time, allowing parts to be made faster. They also increase programming consistency for maintaining part quality. The 2017 version of the product includes the following improvements:
New programming capabilities for dual-path Swiss-type lathes, further improving its range of CNC machine support
Ability to import and view product and manufacturing information directly from a model in order to help visualize design specifications
Access to functionality that allows pre-drilling when using Vortex toolpaths, ruling out the need for helical ramp moves
In addition to the features above, PartMaker 2017, which enables complex, high-precision part manufacturing with Swiss-type lathes, is now available within the FeatureCAM 2017 Ultimate product tier. The two products in combination form a complementary bundle that effectively addresses the programming requirements of today's manufacturing shops.
"We have a great history working with FeatureCAM, and when we were asked to evaluate the new Swiss lathe functionality, it was a no-brainer for us," said Bill Karas of Karas Kustoms. "In the past, I had been programming the Swiss machine by hand. Using FeatureCAM for the Swiss machines saves our company a ton of time with excellent results."
PowerMill 2017
Autodesk PowerMill 2017 takes the ability to easily and effectively manufacture the most complex molds, dies and other components to new heights. This latest version includes the following new features:
More efficient 3D offset finishing toolpaths, greater simulation controls and constraint-based logic to optimize non-cutting link moves for safer, more efficient machining
For the first time, PowerMill also provides strategies to create turning routines for use on 5-axis mill-turn machines
These improvements continue to make PowerMill the ideal choice for manufacturers looking to solve the most demanding of 3-axis, high-speed and complex multi-axis applications.
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PowerShape 2017
The design of 3D complex parts just became more effective with the following improvements to PowerShape 2017:
Accessibility shading to identify areas of a part that cannot be machined with 3-axis machining alone
A new rib capping tool allows users of EDM technology to automatically create surfaces in order to stop cutting tools from machining slots that will be produced by EDM. Hundreds of surfaces are created in a single command, saving hours of manual modeling.
The PowerShape electrode wizard offers improved EDM hardware integration for shop-floor burning
Finally, regular users of reverse engineering tools can benefit from improved fitting of surfaces to imported triangle meshes
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Autodesk PowerInspect simplifies the inspection of complex shapes by providing a single solution for a wide range of measuring equipment. PowerInspect 2017 includes the following new features:
Support for portable measuring equipment, coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) and On Machine Verification (OMV) are offered in a single package for PowerInspect Ultimate users. This improves productivity and flexibility by making it easier for operators to select the most appropriate measuring equipment for each job.
The ViewCube feature offers specific benefits for visualizing inspection results and creating inspection reports
A single click mechanism to recall the principal CAD viewpoints, making the creation of consistent inspection report images faster and easier than ever before
Improvements to point-cloud performance now allows users to take advantage of the improved capabilities in the latest scanning equipment
A dedicated point-cloud single point item provides an easy way to evaluate target points from laser scan data
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this place delivers little extra in every way… extra clean love the ping-pong table
The hotel is beautiful! The beds are comfortable and who doesn't love breakfast included.
Very nice hotel for the money.
Everything was conviently located. Everything clean. Staff was very friendly especially lady at the front desk with short black hair! Wish I would have payed attention to her name but she was very friendly. Hot tub was great.
/The room was large and neat with an outdoor deck. Bathroom was warm. Must have radiant heat. Nice decor. Desk clerks very helpful. Spots on the rug. No refrigerator or microwave. Did have use of the one in the breakfast area. All fabric items were wrinkled. Could not figure out the Keurig coffee machine. Alarm clock didn't work.
Great place to stay. Breakfast was wonderful and filling. The location was very convenient. I would stay here again.
Walking path. Backed car to rear door made easiest unloading and loading ever. Normally, you would say a stones throw from the freeway, but so close, I think you can throw the stone over the freeway. Heavy drapes muted sound somewhat. Bathroom tiny. Price was way too much for what it is. Should be half.
The grounds are nice. Lots of trees, flowering plants, some hammocks and a fountain behind the restaurant/pool. It's close to the interstate, which can be convenient but some rooms might experience more traffic noise than I did (it wasn't bad for me at all). I liked the look of the room and didn't have a problem with noise though I've read that some people have. Depends on your neighbor, I suppose. The bathroom is small but I didn't mind. There's no bathtub, if you're interested in that. Robes were provided in the back entrance closet area. I didn't use the internet but the TV worked fine. Ate at the restaurant one night and they let me take my dessert back to the room on a covered plate with silverware and a cloth napkin, then said I could just leave it in the room rather than take it back to the restaurant later. My meal was tasty and the restaurant's environment is relaxed and attractive with a pleasant staff. I was there in the off-season so it wasn't flooded with people -- that might make a difference, according to some of the other reviews, but I can't say personally. I enjoyed the stay and would probably stay there again if I were in the area.
The room was as was expected and a great value for the cost. The room was clean and the beds were comfortable. Our room faced the garden. I liked that we had 2 entry ways, one lead to the parking area and one lead to the garden. We loved the swings from the center tree. My son had a fantastic time swinging and meeting other children. It was a bit cool to test out the pool but we are looking forward to another visit to try it out. Some people have said that it could use an update but I honestly appreciated the character. The swanky restaurant was fantastic and had live jazz music. The location was excellent and met our travel needs while playing in the area. The breakfast was simple but enough to start your day.
Room was clean, complete, well-organized and spacious. Colors were cheerful, but not obtrusive. Service was good. Clean bedding was delivered instantly at 8 o'clock in the evening when an open bottle of water tipped over on the bed. No problem. Restful space. Breakfast was simple, but adequate and fresh especially for self serve buffet. Hard boiled eggs were tender and done perfectly, a rare achievement. Open space with mature plants and trees out the big window. Quite nice. Gluten-free options for breakfast, please.
Clean room Not enough free channels on tv.
Beautiful spot, overall atmosphere was really pretty. Within an hour from San Francisco and close to the 101. There were quite a few bugs in the room when we came in. A spider and then a few mosquitoes, kind of a turn off.
Location The experience would have been better if I slept in my car. Not only did I not get an opportunity to sleep after 3 calls to the front desk to shut down the college party next door, but the next morning the front desk person said he could do nothing and insinuated that the reason I did not sleep was my own fault. The room was equal to a motel 6 as was the service. Seriously, if you think about staying here, stay in your car and save a couple hundred bucks! Worst hotel/motel/camping experience ever!!
La cama era estupenda. Habitación grande. Buen desayuno. Una piscina enorme. Justo al lado de la autopista. Volvería de nuevo. No hay ascensor. Lavabo/tocador no cerrado en el baño. No hay bar.
Gran piscina rompiendo fue una agradable sorpresa
had all the conveniences of home ie: microwave small refridgerator coffee pot good mattress Too noisy at night with people slamming doors and loud talking outside of rooms
very good for inexpensive motel. parking close, room was clean, refrig in room along w/ coffee maker. bed was fine. no complaints really. asked for a quiet room and got one. didn't care for noise in hallway while people were getting stuff to rooms, but it ended early enough. very quiet after 10:00pm
It was close to the freeway and 1/2 way to our destination. The price was moderate. Bathroom tile grout was completely moldy, afraid to go barefoot. Beds were hard and lumpy and the carpet had stains and bad repairs where pieces had been replaced. Their breakfast consists of coffee, cold cereal or a 1/2 of muffin. The parking spaces are extremely narrow, even for a Camry, plus several were taken up by buses, so we had to park on the street outside the inn.
Serves it purpose Good restaurant next door Expect much more for the price Best to book online, staff are obviously trained to quote highest price possible with no power to negotiate.
The location worked well for me, close to Sausalito. The housekeeping staff did a good job with the room. Hotel is dated and the carpets and furniture are worn. No restaurants in the immediate area. It is overpriced for what it offers. Far better to stay a bit further north - better value.
The shower was amazing and the beds awesome No hot water at all on Friday morning waited over a hour and still nothing but ice water in the shower. When hot water was available shower w as awesome
Very accommodating staff and clean design. Overall a great hotel for the price. no
The staff was incredibly friendly and the happy hour after a long ride on complimentary bikes was a nice way to end the day. I missed having a hot tub or sauna.
Room appointments, cleanliness, breakfast room very pleasant, drinks in the evening, pretty lobby, great location for our events. Needed more light in the room at times. It was hard to see where the hotel was, coming in from the highway because only one side was marked well.
We spent a long weekend here and it was so relaxing. The staff is extremely helpful. Even the rooms without the best views have redwoods just outside the windows so you can lie back and admire the towering trees. The rooms are clean and nicely decorated, the soaking tub is small (not big enough for two). If you're looking for a low-key restful place, you should certainly consider Mill Valley Inn.
We stayed at the Mill Valley Inn to take advantage of nearby hiking at Mt. Tamalpais. The spacious, comfortable room was clean and overlooked a small audible stream. The staff was friendly and helpful. Located on a quiet street in Mill Valley, we were able to walk everywhere and take advantage of the lovely restaurants.
cleanness. Staff is rude. Breakfast is poor.
We loved this place, especially for the insanely good price. Walk to Buckeye Roadhouse for steak and back home. Can't beat it. Not enough blankets so we were a bit cold.
The location was nice but if you're willing to drive a few miles north there are nicer hotels for the same price. The bed was extremely uncomfortable. It had several broken springs and was bulging on the sides. The room was very small and there was a table that blocked access to the right side of the king sized bed so you had to crawl on to the bed from the foot of it. No dressers, only a small rack that the tv is mounted to to hang. No shower head, water was spraying at full blast out of a pipe coming from the wall like a hydrant which was not awful but it required me to ricochet water off my hands on to my face if I didn't want water to go up my nose.
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Close to shopping. Gross and dated. Smoke detector was not hooked up!
The location is perfect for what we wanted to do, which is the only reason I booked a one-star motel. The price is OK for the area. This is one of the seediest places I've ever stayed. One star is generous. The owners are Indian and not very communicative. The room was too small, no air conditioning (and triple digit temperatures) and not very clean.But the location and price-OK
The beds are very comfortable and the rooms are very well maintained.
convenient location very run down, old amenities. close to highway
Super retro aesthetic, easy access to gas, grocery, In n Out burger, sites around Marin County, etc. Staff was nice, appears to be family run which was cool. Definitely outdated but we expected as much for the price. Right on highway so couldn't keep windows open and there was no AC, just a fan. heater seemed to linger on even after we turned the air off. First AM housekeeper knocked kind of early
The price range. It was located near the place where the wedding of my granddaughter was to take place. Not really.
Better than my first hotel, had a comforter and heating. Wasn't fancy but for the price it had everything you need, bed, good pillows, fridge, bathroom with working shower, TV and cable. Did have burn spots in carpet but that didn't hinder anything. Mmmhhh only thing was battery's in the remotes.
location Everyting is too old for the price. The room had NO ac. Should be a $-- a night room.
The bed was comfortable, it was clean. Our unit had full kitchen, but no utensils,pans,kettle,or coffee maker! Couldn't use it. I doubt other units have one. Right on 101 freeway, Could have been more comfortable with a little more effort - paper towels in holder, an entry mat - for rain footprints on tile, nothing to wipe up with. Bathroom shelf, since it only has a small sink. Light-blocking curtains. $$$
Comfortable bed, cheapest in area. Noisy by hwy, older, no queen bed, only doubles although reservation said otherwise. Small room (squeeze around bed to get to bathroom).
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The price, which you can't beat. Close to the high way, and the noise from the road was pronounced. I had to keep the fan on high all night in order to sleep.
The bed was good. The room seemed clean and we did not find bugs anywhere. This motel was located very close to our family member we had come to visit, so in spite of the bad shower and T.V. noise, we would strongly consider using it on a future trip to CA. The shower head was terrible. We could get warm water for only a few moments and then it became scalding hot and if turned it down, it was freezing. The pillows are way too high for both of us, so we slept with no pillow each night. Walls very thin and our immediate neighbor kept the T.V. going till like 2 in the morning and then again by about 6 they would turn it back on. Hard to sleep with the noise.
Good price and location if you want to explore Muir woods etc. Bathroom was not very clean
The personale was very friendly, but there was not what I call a breakfast .... Only coffe and a smal cake. Breakfast could be much better otherwise they should write what it is.You feel a little cheatet with this , because they advertise it as breakfast and it is not.
Good value at a decent hotel. Couldn't access the closet - one of the queen beds blocked it.
Location and price It was a little seedy
Close to fine dining. Had a very comfortable bed. There was dead bugs in the bathroom for 4 days and the windows would not shut good had bad freeway noise. Also trash from people before was seen. I would not stay there again.
It's proximity to where I needed to be at daytime. The room smelled foul. Bed covers and linen had sigarette burn holes in them. The drapes were in bad shape and did not close entirely. The bathroom fan/light made an incredible noise. ( we decied to not turn it on, when possible!). The upstairs floor (outside) consisted of bare plywood, and looked not too sturdy. My recommendation would be to do a complete overhaul.
This motel was close to Book Passage, where I was attending a multi-day event. It is walking distance to a Safeway for purchasing groceries and ready-made meals, and a RiteAid drugstore for purchasing toiletries. The sheets and towels were clean (although the sheets did have cigarette burns in places), the furniture dusted, and the carpet swept. The hotel provided ample soap, shampoo, and toilet paper.The room rate was very inexpensive compared to the few other motels/hotels close to Book Passage. I stayed here in spite of other reviews on that account. The room condition was run-down. There was an aroma that never went away The bathroom sink was falling off the wall and the drain leaked onto the floor. There was a small kitchen area with a battered refrigerator and a gas stove, but there were no cooking utensils, glasses, or even a roll of paper towel. The owner did not understand my request for instructions on accessing the in-room wireless internet connection It's hard to say whether this room was an anomaly. If you are on a very tight budget, you can probably overlook the negatives -- you're only sleeping there.
The convenient location and clean bedding were the only things positive about this place! It was old and dingey with dirt on the walls in the bathroom, mold in the shower, leaky shower head, no fan or window screen in the bathroom, the towels were gray and stained, the wall heater was covered with rust, dirt, and lint, you could see day-light through the wall mounted air conditioner, there was only one key per room, burned out light bulbs, non-functioning outlets, no ice machine or soda machine, shoddy repairs in the bathroom, and the couple managing it spoke very little English!
Nothing was good about this place except that it is close to highway 101. Everything. The hotel was dirty. There was no maintence done. For example, the clothes hanging rod was missing and the hangers were just laying around. You could not open the only dresser because the bed was in the way. I could go on but you get the idea.
The hotel was very affordable compared to other hotels in the nearby area and was right next to the freeway that takes you to downtown San Francisco. The facilities are a little old but fairly maintained. For the low price you can't demand luxuries, especially in an area where everything is kind of expensive.
The hotel was close to the center where my training occurred so that was helpful. It was helpful to have a small frig and microwave handy as well. the hotel was dirty with broken tiles in the bathroom, filth on the walls and doors, the towels had holes in them and were so thin it was ridiculous.
The hotel provides reasonably good value for money. It is very basic and could be cleaner.