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By KRISTI E. SWARTZ
A coalition of watchdog groups Wednesday formally called on the state to be more open with how it spends federal stimulus money.
The group, called the Georgia Stimulus Transparency and Accountability Coalition, or GSTAC, is asking for more oversight over how the dollars are funneled down from Washington and spent on transportation, energy, public housing and other projects. It also wants to know how many jobs have been created or saved and how much those workers are being paid as a result of the federal stimulus package.
The group's nine members include Common Cause Georgia, Georgia Budget and Policy Institute, Georgia Watch and Georgians for Smart Energy. They are calling for, among other things, that the state ban ex-parte conversations about stimulus projects and require written proposals instead.
GSTAC also wants a Web site that includes how each state agency will spend its share of the stimulus money.
A spokesman for Gov. Sonny Perdue said last week that the state is working on a new federal stimulus Web site that should be ready by the end of the month.
"The governor has given firm instructions that state agencies should spend stimulus dollars transparently, allowing all Georgians to hold their government accountable. He wants to be able to point to results when future generations ask how the money was spent," spokesman Chris Schrimpf said Wednesday.
June 10th, 2009
11:08 pm
Funny that all the named groups calling for transparancy are all liberal. Guess they want to be able to scream and yell when any stimulus dollars are spent in a way that liberals don't like. I'm all for transparancy, but this doesn't pass the smell test.
June 11th, 2009
9:24 am
[...] Watchdog coalition wants more federal stimulus info from state. [...]
June 16th, 2009
11:53 am
[...] formally called on the state to be more open with how it spends federal stimulus money…more Energy News, Energy Program, Stimulus Fund [...]
November 8th, 2009
9:39 am
Keith…If you cannot smell what Sonny Perdue is doing (giving Jekyll away in a crooked crony deal) and putting a King & Spalding Attorney (who represents ALL the major polluters) in charge of our "Environmental Protection Division", then you must be deaf and rationally disadvantaged as well.


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Mystic Fish
- Address:
3253 Tampa Rd
Palm Harbor, FL 34684Neighborhood:
Palm Harbor
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Mystic Fish
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.3bestchefs.com/
- Phone: 7277711800
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 4:30pm till ?, Friday - Saturday: 4:30pm - 10:00pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Douglas Bebell
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Luncheons for private parties of 20 or more.
- Private Party Contact: Richard Furhmann or Doug Bebell 7277711800
A word from Mystic Fish
The Mystic Fish Seafood Grill and Bar has been rated among Tampa Bay's Top 30 Restaurants since it's opening in 2001. Offering affordable, casual, Florida dining at it's best. Mystic fish serves some of the freshest and most creative seafood dishes as well as buffalo, duck, beef and nightly specials. You may choose your favorite wine from the stellar wine list or enjoy their generous cocktails from their full liquor bar. A grand selection of homemade desserts along with espresso and cappuccino will be a delightful way to finishing off your dining experience. A stylish decor of film sculptures abalone shells and custom fish tanks is the backdrop for a special relaxing evening. Located one mile East of US 19, just five minutes from Westin Innsbrook Golf Resort. When down at the beach please visit our sister restaurants, Guppy's and E&E Stakeout Grill.Continued
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Mystic Fish reviews from OpenTable diners
299 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.7
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (226)special occasion (178)fit for foodies (156)romantic (106)good for groups (64)notable wine list (59)hot spot (29)vibrant bar scene (10)kid-friendly (10)great for brunch (7)great for lunch (7)late-night find (7)scenic view (3)great for outdoor dining (3)Show More
- Wonderful Meal and ServiceBGallynVIPDined on 9/20/2014As many restaurants as we have tried in the Tampa Bay area, this was a wonderful find in an out of the way location. For those that live here, take the time and drive to Palm Harbor and experience Mystic Fish. You will be glad you did. From the Hogfish to the side dishes to the wine selections which were limited but good you will enjoy this restaurant.Special Features:
- Coffee?OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/19/2014Food suuuper, but how can you mess up the coffee!? First tub water warm, then lava hot with attitude from waiterSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A GO TO Placecacti1VIPDined on 9/19/2014Always excellent food and professional service. Can't be beat!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Palm Harbor TreasureBILLDORGANDined on 9/18/2014Hidden away in a small shopping center. Clean. Proper lighting. Booths and tables. Mixed drinks are pricey but well-made: $11 for a Margarita. I had 6 Long Island Bluepoint oysters. Yummy! Guest and I had the lobster roll with steak fries and lobster bisque soup. Next time we'll try a special of the evening plate. They also have an early bird special menu: 430PM-530PM.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great restaurant, nice atmosphereCanes5Dined on 9/17/2014Very nice place to go, and they have good specials during the week. Great food, not the biggest portions but everything is very good.Special Features:
- Great food, and I don't eat fish!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014There were four of us who arrived at 6:00 on Saturday evening. Seated immediately (had reservations of course). It was very crowded and rather noisy, but not so much you couldn't carry on a conversation. My chicken dish was very, very good, which is unusual in a seafood restaurant. I'm used to the chicken being an afterthought and average at best, but they did a very nice job. Hubby loved his salmon and friends raved about the Hogfish. Wine selection was quite lengthy. Our waitress Ariel was knowledgeable, efficient, friendly and made some good suggestions.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 9/13/2014I don't think there is a time when I did not enjoy the menu items. The new chicken fran is delicious . The scallops are great. You just can't go wrong with this great restaurant.Special Features:
- Excellent restaurant!;EllieDined on 9/13/2014Mystic Fish is and has always been a great restaurant. I believe I have tried almost everything in the menu and it's all fantastic. The Hogfish is excellent. If you have never dined at Mystic Fish you don't know what you are missing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Event tideLuckyDined on 9/13/2014Overall very good with exception of lobster special. Very different size of lobster portion when 2 diners ordered same enter.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- You can't go wrong with Mystic FishOdessaCoupleDined on 9/12/2014Here is a wonderful place to dine when in Florida. It is truly a hidden gem. I had the swordfish and my wife had the filet with all the trimmings. The appetizers we bought were the calamari and the mussels. Along with drinks the total bill was $90. But you will want to tip generously because the service is outstanding. Bon Apetite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OK Food, Salads not a strong pointBLOVESFOODDined on 9/12/2014The food was OK. We went at 6PM. The salad dressing was very sharp, this was for their up market salad with field greens, apricots, gorgonzola, etc. The sharpness overwelmed the other flavors. The fish was good, but the grouper portion was small. The sauce was excellent but sparce.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/12/2014We had a great time dining with friends. The food was absolutely luscious.Special Features:
- ReliableMysticloverDined on 9/11/2014Always a good place for date night or to bring out of town guests. Never disappointed.Special Features:
- lovegoodfoodDined on 9/11/2014We love the food, especially the Hogfish, at Mystic Fish. Attentive, but not overbearing, wait staff, fantastic Limoncello martinis. I always feel special!Special Features:
- My go to placeSteveVIPDined on 9/9/2014Consistently very good food and service. The fish chowder, slightly salty, however the grilled octopus was exceptional and made up for it. Fabulous seafood in the neighborhood.Special Features:
- Good time at Mystic FishoutoftenDined on 9/9/2014Excellent food in a nice quiet atmosphere. Service is excellent.Special Features:
- great place!kellygirl6872Dined on 9/8/2014We've tried E&E and Guppy's and were equally pleased with Mystic Fish. The price and quality were perfectly matched. Everything was delicious and had perfect portions. Dessert was wonderful, small but just the right size for one. We actually shared the panna cotta and it was delicious. Thank you for a very nice evening! We will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Neighborhood GemFoodieScottDined on 9/6/2014My girlfriend and I love Mystic Fish for our date nights. The Hogfish and Salmon are our favorites, but we have never had a bad fish meal. We have never tried anything but fish from their menu, but have heard great things about their meat selections. Highly recommend Mystic Fish for a great meal with an excellent atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JscoteDined on 9/6/2014Food was great, waiter had the personality of for knob, but was informative when we asked questionsSpecial Features:
- A RESTAURANT GEMOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014VERY BUSY PLACE ON A SATURDAY EVENING; WE WERE GRATEFUL TO HAVE MADE RESERVATIONS. THE WAIT STAFF IS KNOWLEDGEABLE, EFFICIENT, AND AS THE MEAL PROGRESSED THE ROOM BECAME QUITE NOISY, BUT THE STAFF DID NOT BAT AN EYELASH, JUST KEPT ON ABOUT THEIR TASKS. THE FOOD, AS IT HAS BEEN ON OUR FEW VISITS PREVIOUS, WAS EXCELLENT. WE HAD A LOVELY FAMILY EVENING. MYSTIC FISH IS KNOWN AS A FAVORITE AMONG OUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS.Special Features:
- Nice surprise!TiggersPoohBearDined on 9/5/2014This was our first time at Mystic Fish. The grilled octopus was amazing as was the hogfish special and the Chilean sea bass. Our server was very nice and efficient. My hubby and I will definitely be coming back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Woody108WoodyDined on 9/5/2014Mystic Fish has become our favorite go-to restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodiecatOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/4/2014Excellent customer service expecially if you make a reservation and let them know it is a special occasion. Hogfish is excellent. Wonderful that you can check the menu daily for specials before you go. Beautiful gem tucked into a shopping center. Once you enter, you feel as though you are on an island in the tropics. Great wait staff, bartenders and management. Great experience everytime! Never fails to impress. Very reasonable prices for the beautiful presentation and menu options!Special Features:
- A TreasureJackPatDined on 9/4/2014We continue to return to Mystic Fish. It is a treasure with great food and value pricing, particularly with regard to their early evening menu. We love it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always great!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/3/2014We have always had a great experience at Mystic Fish The staff is friendly and the service is great and the food is wonderful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary celebrationCelebratingplaceDined on 9/3/2014We were celebrating our 65th wedding anniversary. The Mystic Fish is our special celebrating place. We had my husband's 80th birthday at Mystic Fish. There were about 12 people there at that party and everyone enjoyed it very much. We are having a 65th anniversary party at my daughter's home on Sunday but we wanted the actual date - 9/3/14 - to be just for the two of us. We had delicious food and excellent service at a reasonable price. Couldn't ask for more than that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quaint restaurant and good servicejenlozoeDined on 9/2/2014This restaurant was last minute find. Many options. A little is disappointed with the paella, hardly any rice. Which is unusual for this entree. Bite size dessert, literally. Overall good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- livetoeatDined on 8/31/2014The hogfish, filet and lobster were exceptional, cooked perfectly, with excellent presentation. Peter, the server, was very attentive, and humorousSpecial Features:
- Fabulous FindOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/31/2014This restaurant has a large and varied menu. We have been there twice in the last three weeks even though it is a 30 minute drive for us in either direction. Everything we have had on the menu has been excellent with no suggestions for improvement, The service was friendly, courteous, and attentive.Special Features:
- Always Enjoyable!!!AnnabellaDined on 8/31/2014We love seafood and Mystic Fish has delicious fresh sea bass and grouper entrees. We like the variety of appetizers and desserts. The scallops and the stuffed artichoke hearts are favorites. The flourless chocolate cake and espresso crème de pot are moist and richly yummy! The flavored coffees are a nice ending to the meal. We like to meet with one or two couples regularly and the service is excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent seafood!kariotakiDined on 8/29/2014We're from out of town, so when searching for a wonderful seafood experience, Mystic Fish came up on top. It did not disappoint. We shared the grilled octopus, which was delicious. My mother had the panko-crusted hogfish and I had the grouper. This place is a must do when you're in the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Food and ServicebeardzillaDined on 8/28/2014This hidden treasure is n absolute delight. If you are thinking about going, just go - you will not regret it. If you can, order the hogfish!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden gemDawnDined on 8/26/2014Mystic Fish always delivers...great freash seafood and more, impeccable service and atmosphere that is neither stuffy or folksy...a personal favorite!Special Features:
- Great seafoodMeducatorVIPDined on 8/22/2014Consistent fine service and fresh seafood beautifully preparedI would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find for NewcomerejbackinflDined on 8/22/2014Having just moved to the area and still felling ourselves around the food scene we were pleased our first special occasion dining experience was Mystic Fish. The seafood dishes chosen were fresh and cooked to perfection. The small filet topped with blue cheese was a great steak and the service excellent. My wife enjoyed celebrating her first birthday as a new Floridian at Mystic Fish. We will become regulars I am sure of it.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/20/2014It is our most favorite restaurant in the entire area. Always good food, perfect service. Outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best of Palm HarbornoreenisDined on 8/20/2014Absolutely the finest food and ambiance. This is the place I take the best of friends. My #1 restaurant.Special Features:
- Best Place aroundDaveDined on 8/19/2014Best place to spend our anniversary, best food and wine and the service was greatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious FoodGreatDined on 8/17/2014Great variety of fresh fish especially, very enjoyable atmosphere, delicious food. One of our favorite places for dinner.Special Features:
- PleasantlawheeDined on 8/16/2014Mystic Fish was an enjoyable experience, for both me and my girl friend! My girl friend has been here several times before, but this was the first for me! I ordered the pork chop and mashed potatoes, very tasty, and my girl ordered lobster tail, small but delicious! I would recommend this to anyone, and would definitely return myself!Special Features:


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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), with technical support furnished by the Compressed Air Challenge® (CAC), recently created the Assessment of the Market for Compressed Air Efficiency Services, June 2001, for the Energy Efficiency Services. The assessment provides a comprehensive view of the market for engineering and consulting services to improve the energy efficiency of plant compressed air systems. These services include plant assessments to identify improvement opportunities for compressed air systems, preventive maintenance services, and redesign of system components to reduce energy use.
Compressed air systems account for 10% of all electricity and roughly 16% of U.S. industrial motor system energy use. Seventy percent of all manufacturing facilities in the United States use compressed air to drive a variety of equipment.
More than half of industrial plant air systems have large energy savings opportunities with relatively low project costs. In small- to medium-sized industrial facilities, approximately 15% of compressed air system usage can be saved with simple paybacks of less than 2 years. In larger facilities, these savings could range from 30%-60% of current system usage. In addition to energy benefits, optimized compressed air systems frequently offer corresponding improvements in system reliability, product quality, and overall productivity.
DOE's compressed air assessment project sought to answer a number of key questions concerning the demand and supply sides of the market for compressed air efficiency services. Participants in the assessment included 91 compressed air equipment distributors and 222 industrial end users with compressed air systems and several compressed air system consultants.
Findings on the demand side noted that customer awareness of and concern for compressed air efficiency is very low. Although system reliability was identified as a primary objective in compressed air system management, 35% of those interviewed reported they had experienced unscheduled shutdowns of their compressed air systems during the previous 12 months. Sixty percent of these establishments had unscheduled shutdowns of two days or more. Fully 57% of manufacturing plants had taken no action to improve compressed air system efficiency in the two years prior to the survey.
Supply-side findings reported that over three-quarters of distributors report that they offer system efficiency measures. While this is a growth area, efficiency services provide only an estimated 4% of their total revenue. Most distributors identified customers' lack of understanding of the benefits of compressed air efficiency measures as the major barrier to their increased sale.
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This past week I received a flurry of excited emails from Robert Hanna, the great great grandson of John Muir, who has possessed a fierce determination to keep open every state park in California slated for closure. On Friday he celebrated victory at the State Capitol in Sacramento after learning that all but one of the 70 parks on the closure list will stay open.
June 14, 2012 by Christine Sculati
A mechanical breakdown could, oddly enough, be one of the reasons Russian Gulch State Park comes off the state parks closure list just before a July 1 shutdown.
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With state park closures only a month away, California lawmakers are scrambling to send long-lasting aid to the state park system and keep the gates open.
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For the past 35 years, Valley of the Moon Natural History Association has been helping greet and educate visitors at the Jack London State Historic Park in Sonoma County.As of May 1, however, it's taken charge of the whole park: 1,400 acres, 10,000 artifacts, and more than a dozen historic buildings.
April 25, 2012 by Christine Sculati
Candlestick Point State Recreation Area in southeast San Francisco is California's first urban state park, and offers city-dwellers a slice of nature along the Bay. State budget cuts landed it on the list of park closures, even though a massive redevelopment project next door promises to deliver $50 million to Candlestick.
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For residents and businesses in the Anderson Valley, 845-acre Hendy Woods State Park has an importance far beyond its size. It's one of few public open spaces in this mostly rural region, and now residents are doing their best to make a plan to keep the park open.
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McGrath State Beach has plenty of visitors and plenty of revenue. So how did it end up on the closure list? The park's sewer line was broken, and the state couldn't afford to fix it. But the local community rallied around the park, raised the money to fix the sewer, and now the park will stay open.


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In the wake of Brittany Murphy's death, DVD rental source Redbox scrambled to pull the cover art from Murphy's last film, "Deadline" across the country. The images of the actress lying dead in a bathtub felt a little too close to home for Redbox... they're probably right.
An 84 year old Indian politician resigns his post after a sex tape featuring himself with three women surfaces. Rumors state that his next post will be as a spokesman for Viagra.
Japan's oldest stripper prepares to celebrate her 70th birthday. The world prepares to vomit.
Staff at the Great Yarmouth Sea Life center in Norfolk are cutting brussel sprouts from their menu because the resulting turtle farts are tripping overflow sensors in the tanks. It's the same reason I stay away from them... wouldn't want to gas the family at the dinner table.
1987 - R. Gene Simmons kills two coworkers and injures four others in Russellville Arkansas, and then surrenders. The workplace carnage comes after Simmons kills 14 relatives over the Christmas holiday.
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10th grade teacher Randolph Forde learned today that teaching high school may not be a good fit for his anger issues. Fed up with bad grades and classroom antics, he attempted to hire another student to kill the troublemaker.
A drunk man believing himself to be a ninja impales himself on the top of a five foot fence he tried to vault.
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The Chicago Bach Ensemble, led by conductor James Setapen, is a group of approximately forty musicians consisting of an orchestra, a vocal ensemble and organist. The ensemble was formed with the idea of presenting the sacred music of J.S. Bach in the space it was originally intended for --- a church – and to the people it was originally intended for – the community of that church. The composer faced many hardships during his life but always remained true to his desire for the ultimate light. His cantatas carry the expression of this desire. Please come and listen and be elevated.
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The Chicago Bach Ensemble will be performing Cycle Four of the Bach Cantata Project after its first three highly successful cyles in March, June and November/December 2012.
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BWV 172 Erschallet ihr Lieder
BWV 6 Bleib bei uns denn es will Abend werden
BWV 21 Ich hatte viel Bekuemmernis
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Friday, April 19th at 8:00 pm; St. Josaphat Church; 2311 North Southport Avenue, Chicago, IL 60614 with pre-concert lecture beginning at 7:15 pm.
Saturday, April 20th at 7:30 pm; St. Luke's Lutheran Church of Logan Square; 2649 North Francisco Avenue, Chicago, IL 60647 with pre-concert lecture beginning at 6:45 pm.
Sunday, April 21st at 7:30 pm; St. Thomas the Apostle Church, 5472 South Kimbark Avenue, Chicago, IL 60615 with pre-concert lecture beginning at 6:45 pm.
Advance Discounted Tickets: $12 (Adults & Students) $15 at the door. Children 12 and under are free.
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It was a weekend off for Detroit following their Thanksgiving overtime loss to the Texans at Ford Field on Thursday. The 4-and-7 Lions, who occupy last place in the NFC North, return to action Sunday at home against Indianapolis.
The Chicago Bears have reclaimed sole possession of first place in the North following their 28-to-10 win yesterday over the Minnesota Vikings at Solider Field. The Bears improved to 8-and-4 with the Vikings slipping to 6-and-5.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- David Lee had 23 points and 11 rebounds, Klay Thompson scored 18 points and the Golden State Warriors held off the Sacramento Kings 101-92 on Wednesday night in a game both teams played short-handed.
Stephen Curry added 13 points and eight assists for the Warriors (32-22) in the first game following the All-Star break for each team. Golden State is 3-0 against Sacramento this season.
With both centres out with injuries and a shorter roster from trades each team made earlier in the day, the depth of the Warriors was just too much for the Kings to overcome.
Isaiah Thomas had 26 points and seven assists, and Travis Outlaw scored 18 points for a Sacramento (18-36) team that's headed for an eighth straight losing season.
Quincy Acy grabbed a career-high 12 boards to help the Kings outrebound the Warriors 49-35, but Sacramento committed 21 turnovers, fading in the closing minutes.
The game was played in the aftermath of a busy day for both Northern California teams.
The Kings traded guard Marcus Thornton to Brooklyn for veterans Jason Terry and Reggie Evans in the afternoon. Just before tipoff, the Warriors acquired point guard Steve Blake from the Los Angeles Lakers for reserves Kent Bazemore and MarShon Brooks.
Andrew Bogut also missed his fifth straight game for the Warriors with a left shoulder injury. DeMarcus Cousins, who strained his left hip flexor in Sacramento's final game before the break in New York, also sat out. Both centres are day to day.
The Kings dropped to 0-8 without Cousins this season but still led 76-75 entering the fourth quarter. The Warriors quickly put together a pair of scoring spurts to pull away.
Lee converted a layup through traffic, Thompson made a 3-pointer and Andre Iguodala hit a fadeway jumper in an 8-0 run that gave Golden State an 86-79 lead early in the fourth. After the Kings started to rally, Iguodala found Draymond Green for a dunk, and Lee followed with a layup that put the Warriors up 94-84 with 3:28 remaining that all but sealed it.
Most of the game played out in similar fashion.
The Warriors went ahead by 10 points in the first quarter and 15 in the second, spreading the floor and moving the ball fast without any true centres on the court.
The Kings had come back each time, though, playing just like the two-faced team they'd been before the All-Streak break -- prone to scintillating scoring spurts but, at times, lacking defence and discipline -- that buried them at the bottom of the Western Conference standings.
Sacramento scored the final nine points of the third quarter, including the last six by Thomas, to take a 76-75 lead before the Warriors pulled away for good.
NOTES: The teams meet for the final time this season April 4 in Oakland. ... Recently retired NFL tight end Tony Gonzalez, a former star at California, sat in a courtside seat between Kings owner Vivek Ranadive and team executive Chris Mullin. ... The Warriors are hoping Blake will be in uniform when they host Houston on Thursday night in Oakland. ... Terry and Evans should have plenty of time to make it to Sacramento before the Kings host Boston on Saturday night.
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The C-SPAN Video Library is approaching 200,000 hours of digital programming. This makes the C-SPAN Video Library the largest, accessible political collection in the world. Every hour – all 200,000 of them – are searchable, clippable, and shareable. No other collection can boast of such accessibility. No other network makes the entirety of its broadcast day available in digital form immediately after it is telecast. In addition, C-SPAN has reached back to its earliest programming and indexed and digitized this programming.
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I really enjoy and depend upon your video library.I wanted to ask C-Span programmers if C-Span would very much consider either by going through The Library of Congress and/or The National Archives to obtain and download to the video library many old vintage newsreels & footage coverage of past Congressional Committee's hearings,other political and old government video's.I feel it is important as a part of our history,that C-Span video library users may have the option of viewing many nostalgic vintage video-before and long before television was used.Thank you.Please consider this for history buff's,students and many important obvious reasons.


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Another shameful bonus at Goldman Sachs?
It's hard to imagine a more tone-deaf move, but Goldman's chief executive is reportedly set to receive a $100 million bonus.
By Paul Ausick
The CEO of Goldman Sachs (GS), Lloyd Blankfein, may be about to receive an annual bonus of as much as $100 million. Blankfein's potential payout puts him at odds with the Obama administration, and the president himself, who has called investment bank bonuses shameful.
The $100 million bonus would exceed the payout Blankfein received in 2007 of $69.7 million. Goldman made more profits in 2009 than it did two years ago, so it's likely that the CEO expects a bigger reward.
Payment will be in Goldman shares, though, not cash. But that's as far as the bank is willing to go in accommodating the government's request for prudence in bank bonuses.
It's hard to imagine a more tone-deaf move on Goldman's part. The bank made record profits this year and is among the host of banks that is fighting the Obama administration's proposals to reform the financial system.
Regulating the banks' proprietary trading desks is the single-biggest threat to the big banks' continuing high profitability. The administration has proposed essentially re-instating the prohibitions of the Glass-Steagall Act against banks mixing their depository and investment banking activities. The banks would have to split up their operations, something no one wants to do. Current profitability is too great.
The other thing banks don't want to do is rein in their risk-taking. Right now, the federal government has proved that there are banks that are too big to fail and that the government will virtually guarantee the value of the big banks' assets. Goldman is one of those banks.
With that implicit guarantee, big banks can afford to take on more risk and earn potential higher profits in the short term. Those profits then are the basis of the bonuses paid to bank executives.
What the banks should fear is that moves like paying Goldman's CEO so much money makes ordinary mortals very mad. Not only that, some of the banks' best political allies will have a very hard time answering questions come election time about what they will do to put a stop to the banks' greed.
Money generated by trading derivatives and other investment vehicles provides virtually no tangible benefit to the population at large. That is especially true now, when consumer credit has all but dried up.
The banks are betting that something else will come along to draw public attention away from financial system reform before the November elections. They are also betting that the Obama administration will not come out of that election with anywhere near the popularity it had in 2008.
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|Excellent - 2 reviews
With a stay at Hotel Omni Mont-Royal, you'll be centrally located in Montreal, steps from Alcan House and Louis-Joseph Forget House. This 4-star hotel is close to Notre Dame Basilica and Saint Joseph's Oratory. Make yourself at home in one of the 299 air-conditioned rooms featuring MP3 docking stations and LCD televisions. Wireless Internet access (surcharg...
Excellent 9.6
The hotel is in central Montreal and very close to McGill University. It manages to feel warm and welcoming while at the same time hitting a high standard for service and amenities. We have stayed at 5-6 hotels in the area and this has become our hotel of choice. Be sure to join the preferred customer club - it is free and gives you free wifi and free coffee delivered to your room every morning.
Excellent 9.6
Discrepancy in room sizes when two parties made identical reservations in same class at same price at same time.
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Centrally located with sweeping views of the Montreal skyline and Mount Royal, Hotel Le Cantlie Suites is in the heart of Montreal's prestigious business and shopping district. 255 spacious rooms and suites featuring urban modern, custom designed furniture blending warm walnut wood with glass. Floor to ceiling windows offer dramatic views of the city and Mou...
|Excellent - 3 reviews
With a stay at Delta Montreal, you'll be centrally located in Montreal, steps from Pollack Concert Hall and McGill University. This eco-friendly hotel is close to Notre Dame Basilica and Saint Joseph's Oratory. Make yourself at home in one of the 456 air-conditioned rooms featuring MP3 docking stations and LCD televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless I...
Excellent 9.3
big rooms balconies friendly staff great city
Excellent 10.0
The location is great, the staff were completely bilingual as well as courteous and were extremely helpful both recommending spots to visit and local area's to aid in my travels. Their booking was professional despite what ended up being a strange itinerary I'd provided and they were helpful in every way. The room was clean, quiet, and the staff was unintrusive but present and helpful. I ended up extending my stay having enjoyed it so much.
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Nestled in the heart of the financial district, Hôtel Le Crystal Montréal immerses travelers in the essence and energy of downtown Montréal. Our sleek skyscraper is located just one block from the Bell Centre and within walking distance of the haute couture boutiques, trendy restaurants and vibrant nightlife along St. Catherine Street. During your stay at o...
Excellent 9.6
The staff were professional and pleasant. The details were attended to. I loved that I got in my room and didn't have to call down for a corkscrew. The location is convenient. It is expensive, but not ridiculous.
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Montreal*s grandest hotel offers the best location for travellers. Only steps away from museums and fabulous shopping venues it is directly connected to the central train station subway and the famous Underground City a 30-km-long pedestrian network linking restaurants malls attractions and major buildings. Renowned for the excellence of its restaurants atte...
Okay 5.6
The location was convenient and the staff was professional.
The place is terribly dated and worn. The bathrooms are tiny and a mishmash of finishes. Sink was cheap! Wallpaper was peeling. Lobby is bland, worn and devoid of personality. It is a large, convention hotel that is coasting on the Fairmount reputation.
Excellent 9.6
The shower was amazing, location was perfect.
Rooms were small, no cot option, room wasn't ready until nearly 5pm.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 11 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Location is perfect!
Parking garage cost has drastically increased since not owned by hotel.
Good 7.0
Location good,
Security no good, worse. few guys knocking on ur room midnite. wrong room. but very annoying.
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Hyatt Regency Montreal is centrally located in the heart of the cultural district, adjacent to 120 shops, boutiques and restaurants in Complexe Desjardins. We are within walking distance of the business district, Place Ville-Marie, Old Montreal
Overall Rating - Good - 6 reviews
Excellent 9.6
Location was close to the convention center, the arts district, and the shoppoing as well. It was close tot he bus and train routes but did not try these. The view was good enough. Wi fi was free with membership. The location is on top of a mall. The room had a fridge for small items. The staff was helpful and couteous. The rooms were quiet. Elevator wait was short. Pool is 8 feet and workout room was adequate.
Shower was slightly weak (that is being very picky). There is a set of elevators to get to the lobby from the lobby, just a slight inconvenience but increases security. Could have info on transportation to airport on their site.
Good 7.6
Like the hotel room and the fact that they us get a room with a view after waiting a little bit.
There is no wifi and you have to purchase it for $14.95 a night. Many peeople are travelling abroad to Canada and not having internet access is painful.
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Welcome to LHotel Montreal. More than just a hotel, this historic bank is now home to one of the most impressive private Pop and contemporary art collection in North America. On display inside and out, both in public areas and in the guestrooms and suites, you will be surrounded by Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Indiana, Chagall and Botero to name a...
Excellent 9.0
Great bedroom
There is no restaurant at the hotel.
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Hotel 10 is in the heart of Montreal, walking distance from Excentris Cinema and Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier. This 4-star hotel is convenient to Notre Dame Basilica. Make yourself at home in one of the 136 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for yo...
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With a stay at Hotel Les Suites Labelle in Montreal (Latin Quarter), you'll be minutes from Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes and University of Quebec-Montreal. This family-friendly hotel is within close proximity of National Library of Quebec and Cinematheque Quebecoise. Make yourself at home in one of the 97 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes with r...
Excellent 8.6
Location, location, location. On a quiet side street in the heart of Montreal. 10 minute walk to the Vieux Port, adjacent to the Quartier Latin. Less than a block to the Metro and within easy walk to numerous excellent dining options. Hot breakfast included in the rate only further enhances the tremendous value represented by this hotel.
Rue Labelle is a very small street and difficult to locate on a map, if you are driving, i highly recommend printing directions in advance. It's also important to check your navigation software against reality as Labelle and many of the surrounding streets are one way.
|Excellent - 1853 reviews
Perfectly placed for business or leisure, this luxury hotel is connected to Montreal Convention Centre and boasts stunning views overlooking Old Montreal and the port. Nearby you'll find many places to explore in the old city of Montreal, including Notre-Dame Basilica. Upon your return, enjoy signature cocktails at the Sara B bar, relax in our salt-water lap...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1853 reviews
Good 8.0
Enjoyed our stay and the location to old Montreal was perfect. exit from back of hotel and walk 2 blocks and you are at the notre dame. we loved walking around there with lots of little shops and restaurants. Parking on street behind hotel for $16.00. Our car was safe there. Lost a star for no free Internet in room.
Excellent 10.0
As much as we would have loved to have stayed in an classic old hotel in the historic district, we needed to find a hotel close to the historic district that had one specific modern amenity (a fitness center). It is hard to go wrong with an Intercontinental hotel, they are a global company with a good reputation. That being said, each Intercontinental hotel is unique so you never know exactly what you'll find. The Montreal Intercontinental was a very nice choice. The rooms were spacious, clean, had a great view of the city, and was within easy walking distance to the heart of old town. Oh, there was even an absinthe bar in the lobby, which was a pleasant surprise. If I had anything bad to say about the hotel, it was the fact that they charged for internet access ($15 per day...which was almost as much as the daily parking fee). Having stayed at a competing hotel chain the night before with free internet access, it is often hard to reconcile the notion that any hotel in the 21st ...
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Friendly smiles and a warm welcome await you at the newly renovated Le Centre Sheraton Montreal Hotel. Stroll out our doors and into the heart of beautiful Montreal. We are close to exceptional shopping, fine dining, the entertainment district, and just minutes from the lively business district. Our 825 newly revitalized and spacious guest rooms are designed...
Excellent 9.3
The staff was very friendly. More so than most other places we have stayed.
Excellent 10.0
Great service
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With a stay at Hotel Le Roberval in Montreal (Latin Quarter), you'll be minutes from Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes and University of Quebec-Montreal. This eco-friendly hotel is within close proximity of National Library of Quebec and Cinematheque Quebecoise. Make yourself at home in one of the 76 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televis...
Excellent 8.6
Amazing location. Great staff. They were helpful when we needed directions. Our room was cleaned daily. Breakfast was very convenient.
Some very minor points, no shampoo or conditioner in the rooms and fresh fruit would be nice with breakfast. But these are fairly minor points.
|Excellent - 1606 reviews
Now open! Inspire your senses at the brand new Le Westin Montréal. Located one step away from Old Montreal in the Quartier International, and across the street from the convention center, our hotel is an ideal choice for both leisure and business travelers. Unwind in thoughtfully appointed rooms and suites, featuring our signature Westin Heavenly ™ Bed, High...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1606 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Our stay at the Westin was everything you would expect from a hotel of that caliber, and the location was perfect ... walking distance from everything in Old Montreal including many neat shops and restaurants.
Excellent 10.0
We enjoyed out weekend stay at the westin. The location was very convenient, just steps from the old city and a short walk to downtown. Room was spacious and immaculately clean. Buffet breakfast in the hotel restaurant was also good.
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The BEST WESTERN PLUS Montreal Downtown-Hotel Europa has a fantastic downtown location, modern guest rooms and more affordable rates than other hotels in the area, the BEST WESTERN PLUS Montreal Downtown-Hotel Europa is a hidden gem in the heart of Montreal. Just steps outside the BEST WESTERN PLUS Montreal Downtown-Hotel Europa, guests will find themselves...
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Good 7.0
Awesome location, good sized room (king), powerful AC, quiet & comfortable.
I arrived by motorcycle and the guy at front desk just stared at me like I was an alien. I asked about motorcycle parking and he told me to park in a lot around the corner, but I found out there's free street parking for motorcycles. And just being picky, the shampoo/moisturizer bottles were all opened by prior guest(s).
Good 8.0
The location was great and there was inexpensive parking nearby.
We had a couple of problems with our room and, while the staff was helpful, they didn't seem too concerned about any of it and didn't take any extra steps to make sure we were statisfied.
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Actor and academic Martin Reeve occasionally takes to the streets under the performance name of Mr Lucky, the Man with the Raining Umbrella. It's an act he's been doing for the last twenty-five years or so, since he first teamed up with street theatre company Avanti Display. He's fascinated by the way that street theatre, or outdoor performance which is free and accessible to anyone passing by, affects our perceptions of the spaces around us: shopping centres, streets and squares, buildings, parks and public places. For him, it's a more radical and dangerous art form than might be imagined, with its roots in the political turbulence of the 1960s when companies like Welfare State International decided to take art and performance out of theatres and galleries onto the streets as a deliberate counter-cultural tactic. Although it may now feel less radical, often confined to festivals, civic celebrations and corporate entertainment, he believes street theatre can still make us see the world differently, and stop traffic momentarily to make the familiar seem, just for a moment, unfamiliar and extraordinary.
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