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The location at the Neuer Markt was excellent. It was easy to reach from the train station on either tram 5 or 6. The elevators worked well and the breakfast buffet was excellent. Umbrellas were loaned for a 10 euro deposit. The hotel facade was striking, and it was easy to pick out the golden sun from the steeple of St. Peter's church.
The breakfast bouquet was overpriced, but there was not much else to chose from in the vicinity
room too warm
asked for a quiet room. Got one at the street side where I was confronted with building activities of the neighbours until 1 am and starting again at 8 am. The reception told me afterwards that there are more quiet rooms (garden side) but not for one-night visitors. I recommend them to change their rules wlse I will not come back
The shower in the bathroom was perfect
Lovely room with the sea view, breakfast.
Although looking very 'institutional' (I suspect it used to be a medical facility), the hotel room was large and comfortable, with a huge bathroom. It is very close to the Schloss, and a few minutes walk from the Altstadt. Good parking out front of the hotel and lift access.
Lacked character.
good parking, large and clean rooms, close to highway
Die kleine Sonne is a very nice hotel in the center of Rostock. The stuff is very helpful an friendly. The rooms are very pretty and clean. Beds are comforable and the bathroom was modern and big engought.
Nice staff, breakfast was great, rooms were quiet and clean and location is perfect (city center)
location near central station; free public transport (very useful and attractive asset)
The hotel was convenient to Rostock (we enjoyed the walk into town). The room was comfortable and very clean.
We would ask for a different room next time. Ours faced the street which had buses unloading late into the night, This was very noisy.
Great choice and great transportation links (takes 5 min by bus, and stop is right in front of the hotel).
Pillows could be harder.
restaurant was good.Spa was close and convenient
Boasts of having use of spa but had to ask twice before we got a robe and then we were refused towels to loan in the spa.Had we known we would have brought our own towels along!Very few (apart from reception) spoke or understood english -not very smart for such a luxurious hotel-would have expected it to have been more international...
It was clean, and quiet as it was a walk from the centre. It had a tranquil feel at the time of year we were there. Access to wired internet.
No coffee/tea making facilities which was a surprise.
The staff was extremely professional and it every detail was important
only the breakfast
the room was too small, at the pictures on web the rooms are different. The payment of 110e per night is not equal to the facilities and the environment.
Spacious room for reasonable money. Helpful staff. I was looking for a hotel my family for overnight stay after getting off Helsinki-Rostok ferry. For this very purpose the hotel is ideal.
Road and railroad pass right in front of the windows.
The hotel was queit and relaxed. Breakfast was good and economical.
staff was very knowledgeable and friendly. everything is close by, the beach is only 5min walk.
Only marking should be more advertised to give the chance to book. Hotel has not enough parking for all rooms.
The hotel is cosy and very nicely located. Staff is friendly and helpful. Food in the restaurant is very good indeed.
Sound isolation to next room could be better (had to ask people to turn down the volume of their TV, but clearly could still hear it when it was at reasonable volume from next room).
Reception staff, maps, fruit, coffee
The distance is a bit far from the historic centre to walk in the rain.
The best value for its rate. Free WiFi, parking, 24 hours access if booked. Large double room with TV.
The studio apartment was clean, comfortable and well equiped for self-catering. Having parking and internet access were an appreciated bonus. It is adjacent to trams and a railway station so is very convenient for getting to the old centre of Rostock as well as travelling to the beach resort. The staff are very helpful, but there is only part-time access to an English speaker.
Very clean room with excellent facilities; Cozy bed, tv, nice IKEAish atmosphere. Close to the S-Bahn station and a mall.
Accept only cash, you get the keys in the casino next door.
Late arrival after ferry from Helsinki. Fast check-in and good garage for car. Good rooms. Good breakfast.
Some trafic noise at night. Windows must be closed.
Easy to find hotel. Nice, modern rooms at a very reasonable price (early booking and payment in advance).
Hotel is located in the middle of the city. Clean and big enough rooms.We had check in at 15:00 but were allowed to stay from about 8:00 (as soon as we arrived)..
Small pool table, not the standard size and not enough space to play and move the stick. No fridge in the rooms. breakfast not so varieted with not so many warm food (I only saw bacon and eggs)
Very clean and in the heart of the city centre. Easy to reach
The room windows side on offices or something... vey close that I didn't feel "at ease"
Was clean and in the right location from Rostock.
Comfortable bed and all facilities in the room. Good alternative for those who are taking a ferry between Denmark and Germany and need a place to stay overnight.
Very nice
Location in Rostock was excellent. The hotel staff were very friendly and informative. The hotel was attractive, clean, and comfortable.
No, I was not dissatisfied.
Radisson BLU Hotel Rostock is good both for a day of shopping and for a day on the beach. Warnemunde in not so far and easy to reach by car as well as other good quality beaches.
It was a bit strange that cleaning of our room happened around 17:00. At this time we would expect the room to be already cleaned and towels changed.
delicious,hearthy and wonderful breakfast included, always sell it with breakfast
check out 2 hours more until 12
The hotel was nice and close to the town and people very friendly.
It needed to have more information on website to direct people to the reception in restuarant around the corner.
The view from the room and close to all amenities
Parking difficult and limited, No coffee or tea available in the room.
Excellent breakfast
It was clean and small pensjon.Breakfast was good and variable.Rooms were ok.Presonal is very polite and helpfull.We can recommend it for 1-2 night to stay before you take you travel to Denmark/Sweden/Norway.
It is a bit noisy at 1 floor with open windows to the streetside.
I liked the pleasant reception, the availability of fresh fruit, good information about the surrounding districts, and the friendly treatment of our dog.
High class service, comfortable room, free parking, very good for quiet rest, excellent breakfast, good pool.
A little far to center of town.It was not information about the breakfast price not include in hotel price.
We just stayd for one night,but the service was ok and the breakfast exellent
It can be quite difficult to find after it´s dark.
Friendly staff and excellent breakfast
I was surprised that in such a large international city that the only language spoken at reception was German.
Right place (very close to my place of destination). Possibility to stay with dogs. Car in front of hotel. Perfect price.
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Best Western Estoril places you within a 15-minute stroll of popular sights such as Torre Latinoamericana and Palacio de Bellas Artes. This 125-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free in-room WiFi, free self parking, and a health club. Centrally located in Mexico City, the hotel is also a short walk from Alameda Central and Teatro Diego Rivera.
This hotel is home to a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, or make new friends at the free manager's reception. For your convenience, breakfast is available for a fee.
All 125 air-conditioned rooms provide coffee makers, free local calls, and free bottled water. Guests can expect free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Other standard amenities include ironing boards and desks.
Property features
Best Western Estoril features a health club, free WiFi in public areas, and a conference center. You can take advantage of free parking, along with an airport shuttle (available on request) for MXN 150 per room roundtrip. The 24-hour front desk has staff standing by to help with dry cleaning/laundry, luggage storage, and securing valuables. Additional amenities include a business center, express check-in, and laundry facilities.
- Walking distance to Torre Latinoamericana and Palacio de Bellas Artes
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
Best Western EstorilLuis Moya 93 Colonia Centro Mexico City DF 06070
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary manager's reception is offered on select days. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and a meeting room. This Mexico City hotel also offers a health club, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Best Western Estoril is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Business center
- Porter/bellhop
- Total number of rooms - 125
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 5
- Elevator/lift
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- One meeting room
- Laundry facilities
- Express check-in
- Luggage storage
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Hair salon
- Health club
- Free WiFi
- Conference center
- Free reception
- Smoke-free property
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Hair dryer
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Shower only
- Free toiletries
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Free local calls
- Free bottled water
- Flat-panel TV
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Private bathroom
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free WiFi
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
Where to Eat
The hotel offers a complimentary manager's reception on select days.
OPORTO - This restaurant specializes in Mexican cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Spa Services
- Manicures and pedicures
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 6 AM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 1 PM
Payment types
- No pets or service animals allowed
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- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
No pets or service animals allowed
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between MXN 80 and MXN 90 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: MXN 150 per room (roundtrip)
Hotel Name
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Hotel Lungarno
At the Hotel Lungarno, the view of the river and over the city is a unique experience. Famous for its attentive and discreet service, the Lungarno offers a breathtaking view over many of the landmarks and sights that gave Florence its reputation for architectural and cultural beauty and grace. The recent meticulous refurbishment of the hotel has enhanced the character that made the Hotel Lungarno famous over the years. In the bedrooms, guests are surrounded by exquisite objects, antiques and original paintings with an atmosphere of true elegance and class.
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- Hotel Lungarno
- Borgo San Jacopo 14
- Florence, 50125
- Italy
Transportation From Primary Airport To Property: Limo Service Is Available At Very Feasible Rates. Transportation From City Center To Property: Taxi - Lucca 45 Mi E Pisa 60 Mi E S. Giminiano 32 Mi E Florence Airport 3 Mi E Florence Railway Station 2 Mi E Pisa Airport 60 Mi E Rom Airport 170 Mi E
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Capacity up to 100 people, external walk to the hotel
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Capacity up to 25 people inside the hotel
Fine Dining on Site
Italian cuisine
High Speed Internet
As of March 2005 wireless in all the rooms
Pets Allowed
Small-sized dogs
Recommended Rooms
Lugarno is well placed in an area of Florence where the river touches the building directly rather than a having a road in between the river and the building. Rooms overlooking the river are especially nice.
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- - High Speed Internet
- - Pets Allowed
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SUNY Oswego adjunct instructors Carlo Cuccaro in counseling and psychological services and Christine Motto of English and creative writing are 2015 recipients of the Provost's Award for Teaching Excellence by Part-Time Faculty.
Wed Nov 21, 2012
SUNY Oswego interns help district youngsters' social skills SOAR
SUNY Oswego students have worked since spring to help the Oswego City School District's youngest students lift their social and emotional skills under a program called SOAR.
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SUNY Oswego will offer a trauma studies certificate program designed to serve a wide range of health care workers who encounter people emotionally shocked by war, disaster, abuse or other stressors.
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Now we learn that the recent gobble-de-gook report card for our schools will be followed by yet another report card, but this one will not reflect the performance of the "sub-groups." Parents can compare a school's rating by both criteria, but what parent would choose a "C" rated school for their child? It seems like a non-so-subtle tactic to discredit and a step toward eliminating public schooling. There are no safeguards or oversight in place to prevent the manipulation of school grading by a state superintendent as in the scandal concerning the Florida State Commissioner's resignation because of his history of manipulating, favoring charter schools.
Many countries have passed the U.S. in early education. In fact, we aren't even in the top 10. Our college and universities are the best in the world, but their cost is becoming prohibitive. Even an improved early education could be a dead end without the opportunity of higher education. We are reminded of the warning that the country that out-educates us today will out-compete us tomorrow. Hopefully our school system will be improved and not dismantled for a lucrative for-profit system.
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BIG PEOPLE beat up little people? Not always, new Eagles special-teamer and safety Chris Maragos said yesterday, when asked about another new Eagle - returner, running back and receiver Darren Sproles.
Sproles is 5-6, 190, and he'll be 31 in June, two strong negatives, given what coach Chip Kelly is trying to build. But there are other considerations, said Maragos, who had to try to tackle Sproles, the Saints' return man, when the Seahawks beat New Orleans in the divisional round of the playoffs a few months back.


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Bradley-Provodnikov: Jesse Magdaleno Added To The Bill
By Francisco Salazar
Unbeaten super bantamweight Jesse Magdaleno will fight on March 16th at the Home Depot Center in Carson, CA, Boxingscene.com was advised by Top Rank matchmaker Brad Goodman on Monday night.
Magdaleno was scheduled to fight Leivi Brea in a scheduled eight round bout at the C. Robert Lee Center in Hawaiian Gardens, CA this Saturday night.
However, Top Rank decided to move Magdaleno to the non-televised undercard on March 16th. Headlining the Top Rank card in Carson will be Timothy Bradley fighting Ruslan Provodnikov.
Bradley-Provodnikov will be televised live on HBO.
Magdaleno's fight may have been moved due to UniMas (formerly Telefutura) usually televising scheduled 10 round main event bouts along with a six round co-feature during its 90-minute broadcasts. It would probably be difficult for UniMas to televise both Magdaleno's bout against Brea, along with the 10 round main event bout between Chris Avalos and Jose Luis Araiza, during that time slot without having to rush in between bouts.
In place of Magdaleno-Brea, UniMas will likely televise the scheduled six round welterweight bout between Michael Finney and Jesus Vallejo, along with Avalos-Araiza.
No word yet if Magdaleno will stay face Brea or if he will face another opponent. Top Rank will likely televise the Magdaleno bout live on its website that afternoon.
Magdaleno (13-0, 9 KOs), who hails from Las Vegas along with his older brother Diego, is coming off a one-sided eight round unanimous decision over Jonathan Arellano on December 6th.
UniMas will televise Saturday's Top Rank card at 11:30 PM ET/PT.
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I recognize the name Bradley, dunno who any of these other guys are.Comment by badnewsbrown on 02-20-2013
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LATHROP – The first meeting between Manteca and Lathrop this season took place in the Tracy Tournament, with the latter pulling out a four-point win. On Tuesday the Spartans weren't as nice.
Brandon Cline provided the spark Tuesday for the East Union High Lancers.
Sierra High was able to remain unblemished in Valley Oak League action, fending off a stubborn Oakdale High squad with a 53-45 win at home.
Ripon Christian's girls basketball team held host Le Grand to seven points in each quarter and rolled to a 55-28 victory Monday.
RIPON – The opening stages of Ripon and East Union's 2nd Annual Hoops for the Cure Classic were neck-and-neck, but the Lancers' third quarter gave them all the room they would need in a 58-44 victory over the Indians Saturday.
WESTON RANCH – With the highly-anticipated showdown heading into its second period of overtime, Manteca junior Jasmine Odell pushed her game into overdrive with eight of her team-high 21 points for a 69-66 win over Weston Ranch Friday.
Sierra is as hot as East Union was cold in their Valley Oak League contest Friday.
Weston Ranch star Dylan Alexander threw up a half-court prayer at the buzzer with the Cougars down 42-40 at Manteca High's Winter Gymnasium.
Another day, another blowout win for Ripon Christian's boys basketball team.
When East Union opened its Valley Oak League contest with Sierra High on a 10-0 run, it was a glimpse of what was to be expected during the Lancers' 48-31 victory over the visiting Timberwolves Friday.
RIPON – It is one thing to dominate a team with less talent, but to do so with the effort usually reserved for close games is another.
The effort and execution Sierra High's girls basketball team displayed over the final two quarters were missing early, and visiting Sonora took advantage in a 55-43 win Wednesday in both clubs' Valley Oak League opener.
Felipe Duran's unconventional pin sparked East Union's wrestling team in its double-dual with visiting Sonora and Kimball Wednesday at Dalben Center.
Manteca High's Valley Oak League double-dual opener with Lathrop and Oakdale did not last long.
It was not their best performance.
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There was no quit in the East Union and Lathrop volleyball teams Monday at Dalben Center, where the two clubs were engaged in a nip-and-tuck ...
MODESTO – The Sierra boys finished second and the Timberwolves girls were fifth Saturday in the 10th Annual Sierra Cross Country Invitational at Legion-Tuolumne Regional Park ...
RIPON - Natalie Cowan was low medalist for a second straight day, carding a 2-over 33 in East Union's 218-326 win over host Lathrop at ...
Sierra officially introduced itself as a contender in what is expected to be a wide-open race for the Valley Oak League title.
LATHROP - Lathrop has two more chances before the start of Valley Oak League play to get the first win under first-year coach Heather Anderson, but ...
Natalie Cowan shot 8-over 45 on Manteca Park Golf Course's front nine, leading East Union's 274-298 win over Sierra on Tuesday.
Emma Broderick couldn't pass up the chance to attend what she called her "dream college."
STOCKTON - In dire need of a new volleyball coach, it turned out Weston Ranch athletic director Craig Bingham didn't need to search far to ...
East Union's nine-year run as Valley Oak League champion in girls golf may be in jeopardy.
Often described as "old school," Joe Miller was a no-nonsense leader who expected the best effort from his players on the field and beyond it.
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NOTE: In the Globe-News' player of the week package that appeared in Tuesday's editions, Silverton's Andrew Francis was identified as Nathan Francis, Andrew's brother. Andrew Francis has been chosen the area's six-man player of the week:
NAME: Andrew Francis.
SCHOOL: Silverton.
PERFORMANCE: In a 64-36 win against McLean, the 5-foot-10, 160-pound junior was one of the main reasons the Owls had more than 400 yards total offense. Francis completed 20 of 32 passes for 384 yards. He had touchdown passes of 32, 18, 20, 28, 28 and 23 yards. He also scored on a 10-yard run. Defensively he led the team in tackles with 15.
COMMENT: "Last year he was hurt. He blew out his knee in a scrimmage. He had a good game. He had a game like that the week before too. He had 15 tackles and threw seven touchdowns. Our receivers do a really good job of running their routes and getting open. Our two backs (Isaac Garcia and Clint Ivory) do a good job of protecting him. He such a threat because he's such a threat to run. The defense has to respect that." - Silverton coach Dewaine Lee.
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You know I actually liked this kid when I saw him skate, liked, not loved or sobbed or broke down crying thinking he was the Messiah, et al. But I have to be honest when I heard him speak in the K&C it was a huge turn off, his voice that is.
And he still reminds me of Sasha Cohen to a "T", but like Sasha when she first debuted, the hyperbull is a huge turn off as well.
Nevertheless, I hope the kid does well, he seems decent enough. Good luck at Jr. Worlds, Jason!
Seems like having a coach with a back ground in sports medicine/bio mechanics could serve a skater very well. Not only helping to build strong technique but to keep them healthy for a long time. Let's hope!
Jason is competing in Junior Worlds this week. Let's give him three cheers!
(Love Jason's skating)
Four cheers! Go for it, Jason!
For that matter, Keegan has a quad in his LP. This is a risky strategy. His SP is fabulous, to Robin Hood, and he executed it really well at US Nats, finishing 4th in that part of the event in seniors. It is puzzling that his spins don't get higher values sometimes, and that appears to be a flaw in his coaching, since he is a great, fast spinner. He also should be able to manage better than level 1 or 2 in steps. Plus, since he has a decent 3Lo, I see no reason to have a 3F in the short and get the edge call, particularly since he did a 3Lo in the same place in the JGPF. IMO, he should have ditched The Incredible Hulk as an LP, since he looks more like The Little Green Sprout than The Hulk.
His SP element list US Nats: 3A, 3Lz3T, FCSP2, 3F (edge call), CSSp4, SlSt2, CCoSp4:
His JGPF SP
His LP elements list US Nats: 3A, 4T, FSSP3, 2A, 3Lz2t, FCSp2, 3A2T, SlSt1, CCoSp3, ChSt1, 3Lo, 3F+2t+2Lo (edge call), 3Lz
His LP
I'd love to see Keegan work with someone other that Rory for his choreographer, but he's very limited being here in Alaska - which makes his acomplishments that much more amazing, IMO - and from what I understand the expenses of senior/juniors have really taxed the family
It might be easier to hire a different choreographer than a different coach. After all, it's one trip south, and could be combined with his trip to Jr. Worlds. And he could visit when attending events. Tricky, but do-able.
I hope he wins Jr. Worlds. The $15,000 would come in handy.


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A dear friend our pastors wife who has 9 kids gave me the best gift ever. I have known them for 6+ yrs and have become close. I have had 4 losses, 2 back to back and lately i have had a terrible time getting through it, i went through another EDD with no one remembering but one friend,not my husband nor my kids but only me. I opened the gift and it were 4 Christmas ornaments they were babies wrapped in angel wings and on back were engraved each of my babies due dates they would have arrived into this world.


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This anonymously-sourced report from The Hill, which clearly derives in good part from Republican sources, is pretty damning about President Obama's leadership, if it turns out to be accurate:
GOP aides and lawmakers, speaking on background, portrayed Boehner as the calm negotiator who repeatedly exasperated President Obama.
Boehner last month asked the networks to televise his response to Obama's address to the nation, a request which infuriated the White House, Republican sources said.
On July 23, they claim, the White House called Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), telling her not to participate on a call with Boehner, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.). Pelosi informed Reid, who declined to participate, and the call was canceled, the Republican sources said. (A Pelosi spokesman could not be reached for comment.)
Later that day, the four leaders met with Obama at the White House. At one point, GOP officials said, the Democratic and Republican leaders asked Obama and his aides to leave the room to let them negotiate.
A tentative deal was subsequently struck, but Obama privately threatened to veto it, the sources said.
Reid has repeatedly denied that he ever signed off on such an agreement.
The following day, staffers for Boehner, Cantor, Reid and McConnell continued to work on an agreement, according to Republicans.
After more twists and turns - and involvement from Vice President Biden - a bipartisan deal was reached a week later.
The article's worth reading in its entirety for a good deal more color on how Boehner overcame the dissension within his own caucus on passing the second House bill (the first being the Cut, Cap and Balance plan, not counting the vote on the Ryan roadmap). If that's how it went down, it seems pretty clear that Obama was simply an obstacle to getting a deal done - not the only adult in the room, as he portrayed himself, but the one guy who had nothing to contribute to the process and was actually in the way.
Which brings us to the next point. A big part of why the whole political spin war was so acrimonious throughout these negotiations was the asymmetry in transparency among the participants. The House GOP side of the argument was played out in public: the House passed two plans before the Senate even held a vote on a plan backed by Senate leadership. Everybody knew what the House would do if it controlled the process, and what its negotiating posture was. (The House Democrats, of course, were marginalized, as the House minority always is). The Senate Democrats and Senate GOP leadership each floated plans that were less concrete (until the point late in the game where Reid held a vote on his own alternative), but at least could in some general way be evaluated by the voters and the media.
But throughout the entire process, President Obama never put a plan where the voters could see it. No proposal was circulated by the White House, and the President and his spokesmen refused to go into any specifics beyond a few public statements about small-bore issues like depreciation rates for corporate jets. That posture has its advantages - on an issue of less intense public attention, closed-door back-room dealing can be the way to get rhetoric set aside and the parties moved ahead on reaching their bottom lines. It also gave Obama political advantages, since he could take potshots at the GOP plan while offering no target to be criticized without complete deniability for the White House.
But the downsides manifested themselves in other ways that helped poison the process and ultimately cripple the President. Denied competing plans to pore over, the media coverage ended up focusing on he-said she-said disputes about things that had happened behind closed doors (like Obama's blowup with Eric Cantor) and competing spin over what Obama had or had not offered. Energized Tea Party activists were given a choice between a no-compromise conservative bill they could see, and a closed-door backroom deal with Obama they couldn't evaluate beyond their willingness to trust the DC establishment that created this mess in the first place. Even liberal activists were offered very little to work with. Obama ended up sending out mass emails like this one last Friday:
Imagine you got to be a fly on the wall in a closed meeting of the House Republicans yesterday.
Would you hear sober talk of the solemn responsibility our representatives have? Or empathy for those having a tough time in this economy?
No. You'd hear one freshman Republican tell his colleagues to "put on your helmet, buckle your chinstrap, and knock the sh** out of 'em."
This group thinks holding our economy captive is a game.
But right now Congress is running out of time to reach a resolution to this debt crisis before Tuesday's deadline -- or put our economy and American jobs at risk. President Obama has called on both sides to compromise and get this thing done -- and he's asked all Americans to contact their representatives and tell them to do their jobs.
"If you want to see a bipartisan compromise -- a bill that can pass both houses of Congress and that I can sign -- let your members of Congress know," the President said this morning. "Make a phone call. Send an email. Tweet. Keep the pressure on Washington, and we can get past this."
So let's do this. Our records show:
You're represented in the Senate by [Senator, phone number]
and [Senator, phone number]
In the House of Representatives, you're represented by [Representative, phone number]
Call them now and say this isn't about politics -- it's about doing the right thing for the country. Then click here to let us know who you called and how it went, so we can keep track of who we're reaching.
House Speaker John Boehner, who's responsible for bringing people in his party to the negotiating table, needs to hear from you, too. You can call his office at (202) 225-0600.
If Congress fails to act, millions of seniors may have to go without the Social Security checks they rely on. Veterans may not be able to get their benefits. We could lose our AAA credit rating.
President Obama has made it clear from the beginning that he will work with Republicans and Democrats to find a balanced, responsible approach to dealing with the nation's debt.
What's not clear is whether the fringe ideological faction on the other side refuses to come to the table because they're genuinely unwilling to give an inch, or just because they think they can benefit politically from appearing that way. Either way, they need to be reminded that Americans know the stakes and want them to compromise and get the job done.
It takes just a few minutes to make a call. If you can't get through, keep trying. Then help us track our progress by reporting your calls and letting us know how they go:
First of all, in all my years receiving direct mail and emails from Republicans, I do not believe I've ever gotten anything so abjectly begging for a deal, any deal. Obama was hectoring his supporters to get behind absolutely anything that would pass, without even the slenderest nod to what might be in it (this is how he ended up with a progressive Congressman describing the final result as a "Satan sandwich"). Second, the barrage of Tweets from Obama then targeting each and every state's delegation made him sound like a 13-year-old girl trying to start a trending topic about Justin Bieber, rather than the Leader of the Free World directing events. Remember when liberals sneered that Sarah Palin was "president of Facebook"? Well, that was Obama last week - President of Twitter. Except as the actual President of the United States, he should have had better ways of influencing Congress than Twitter. Third, Obama's expectation that the voters and swing-district Congressmen and Senators would rally behind a backroom deal without any public defense of its specifics was a disastrous misreading of the public mood in general and the mood of newly-elected, Tea Party-backed Republicans in particular.
And finally, Obama's backroom strategy destroyed his leverage. As John Podhoretz noted in the NY Post, Obama's inability to either work out a deal in private or rally public support behind any particular plan resulted in a deal that left out the one thing he had demanded, any tax hikes. And indeed, whether or not the Hill's account is accurate, it is telling that Obama insisted that his entire role be performed offstage where the public couldn't verify what he was doing or where he stood except by taking the word of him and his spokesmen. That amounted to a total surrender of the 'bully pulpit,' despite Obama's frequent appearances to repeat his vague appeals for a "balanced" approach - Republicans could see that he wasn't willing to take any stand for which he'd be held accountable, and so they inferred, correctly, that he'd never stand ground he'd taken in private if he feared to take it in public. His silence on the specifics rendered him weak and vulnerable, and ultimately impotent. He became the man who'd take any deal, so of course he got none of what he asked for.
That part, no amount of spin about the blow-by-blow of the closed-door negotiatons can conceal.


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The other day we were IMing a fellow music critic on Facebook, and the conversation turned to '90s nostalgia, and when we would start seeing reunion tours from some of the Grunge Decade's old soldiers. In Houston anyway, we only have to wait until Sunday, when two of the most popular bands of the '90s will be back in action at Rudz. Arising from the ashes of The Mike Gunn, Project Grimm battered Houston audiences with its heavy, Sabbath-like riffs for more than a decade and two albums — and then broke up on the exact same day the second, Huge Beings, was released in July 2003. Clouded, meanwhile (featuring sometime Houston Press photographer Jason Wolter), stirred up a buzz for its Pixies-ish noise-pop on Justice Records' Hellhole compilation in 1994 and scored several Houston Press music award nominations, including Album of the Year, for 1997's self-titled album. "Clouded feels your pain, and everyone else's too," we wrote back then. Proceeds from Sunday's show benefit the M.D. Anderson Lymphoma Clinic in memory of Clouded guitarist Aaron Shafer, who passed away in 2000.
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This smoke-free farm stay features laundry facilities, an arcade/game room, and tour/ticket assistance. Cooked-to-order breakfast is free. Other amenities include a garden.
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Intense radiation from newly born, ultra-bright stars in nebula N83B, also known as NGC 1748, carve out a large cavity in the gas surrounding them. The "bubble" of vanished gas is 25 light years in diameter.
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EDITORIAL: Costs of racism
An important part of what is often called "the American dream" is the ability of successive generations to climb the economic ladder. With workers' productivity rising decade by decade, that should be the reality for working-class families.
House votes to ban anti-gay bias at work
On Nov. 7, the House of Representatives passed the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), a historic civil rights measure that would bar discrimination against workers in hiring, firing, or promotion based on sexual orientation. The vote was 235-184.
Victory for Iraq war refuser
Supporters of First Lt. Ehren Watada rejoiced over a federal judge's injunction last week barring a new court-martial for the officer who refused to serve in Iraq. But they also urged stepped-up pressure to drop all charges and release Watada from the Army with an honorable discharge.
Fighting for that inch of space
Recently Sam Webb, national chair of the Communist Party USA, remarked in one of his reports that in the national elections the working class has to fight for that inch of space where it can have room to organize for further gains. Nowhere is this more illustrated than on the subject of health care.
EDITORIAL: Just plain greed
Wall Street wizard Robert E. Rubin, former Clinton treasury secretary, is stepping in to clean up Citigroup, which recently forecast losses of $13 billion due to its role in the subprime mortgage racket. That bubble has burst, sowing misery as millions of hard-pressed homeowners are forced into foreclosure.
Factory farming: a cruel and destructive industry
A related but less publicized UN report issued in November 2006 was titled "Livestock's Long Shadow — Environmental Issues and Options" by the Food and Agricultural Organization of the UN. The report presents an in-depth scientific analysis of the impact of agriculture on the ecology of the planet.
Senate defies Bush, approves childrens health care bill
WASHINGTON — The Senate defied President Bush, Nov. 2, and approved for a third time a new version of the SCHIP children's health care program by a 64-30 vote. Meanwhile, House leaders struggled to win over enough Republicans to pass the measure with bipartisan support in the face of yet another veto threat.
Chryslers signing bonus: pink slip for workers
Less than a week after Chrysler workers barely approved a concessionary contract, the company's Nov. 1 announcement that it will slash 10,000 hourly jobs, 1,000 salaried jobs and 40 percent of its contracting jobs rocked plant floors across the country. This job-slashing offensive is on top of 13,000 job cuts Chrysler announced last February, bringing the total layoffs to one-third of its workforce.
Is GOP scheming to steal another election?
Just weeks ago, a proposed ballot initiative by far-right Republicans with links to presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani seemed dead, after efforts to put it on California's June primary ballot imploded amid secretive financial maneuvering by its supporters. Now, like Freddy Krueger in "Nightmare on Elm Street," it's back!
The inhumanity of partial truth
Conservative economists, whose hold on truth is limited to the profits of certain kinds of corporations, almost always get it wrong, because their truth is limited to a startlingly small portion of the population.


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I begin today's exercise thanking the 118 readers from Maine to California who e-mailed me with recommendations on preventing cloudy glassware from coming out of the dishwasher.
That will do.
As far as which way to place forks and knives, up or down, in the dishwasher, Bernice Wissler has determined how I will do so from now on:
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[USA 30]Benny Feilhaber's AGF was relegated in Denmark's SAS-Ligaen when it fell at home to Odense, 3-0, in the final game of the season. Feilhaber came on as a sub in the second half. The only other U.S. World Cup candidate in action on Sunday was Clarence Goodson, whose Norwegian club IK Start beat Kongsvinger, 3-0. Eight other players on the provisional 30-man roster were in action on Saturday ...
Brad Guzan (Aston Villa, ENG) season over.
Marcus Hahnemann (Wolves, ENG) season over.
Tim Howard (Everton, ENG) season over.
√ Jonathan Bornstein (Chivas USA) Saturday: 90 minutes, 0-1, at Columbus.
Carlos Bocanegra(Rennes, FRA) Saturday: did not dress, 0-1, at Boulogne.
Steve Cherundolo(Hannover 96, GER) season over.
Jay DeMerit(Watford, ENG) season over.
√Clarence Goodson (IK Start, NOR) Sunday: vs. Kongsvinger.
√Chad Marshall(Columbus Crew) Saturday: Saturday: 90 minutes, 1-0 vs. Chivas USA.
Oguchi Onyewu(AC Milan, ITA) Saturday: did not dress, 3-0 vs. Juventus.
√Heath Pearce(FC Dallas) Saturday: 90 minutes, 1-1, at Philadelphia.
Jonathan Spector (West Ham United, ENG) season over.
DaMarcus Beasley(Rangers, SCO) season over.
√Alejandro Bedoya (Orebro, SWE) Thursday: 90 minutes, 0-0, at IFK Gothenburg; Monday: vs. Trelleborgs FF.
Michael Bradley (Bor. M'Gladbach, GER) season over
Ricardo Clark (Ein. Frankfurt, GER) season over
Clint Dempsey(Fulham, ENG) season over
√Landon Donovan (Los Angeles Galaxy) Saturday: 90 minutes, 0-0, vs. Toronto FC.
Maurice Edu (Rangers, SCO) season over.
√Benny Feilhaber (AGF, DEN) Sunday: sub: 33 minutes, 0-3, vs. Odense BK.
Stuart Holden (Bolton Wanderers, ENG) season over
√Robbie Rogers (Columbus Crew) Saturday: Saturday: 90 minutes, 1-0 vs. Chivas USA.
√Sacha Kljestan (Chivas USA) Saturday: Saturday: 90 minutes, 0-1, at Columbus.
√Jose Francisco Torres (Pachuca, MEX) Saturday: 90 minutes, 0-1, at Toluca.
Jozy Altidore (Hull City, ENG) season over.
√Edson Buddle (Los Angeles Galaxy) Saturday: 90 minutes, 0-0, vs. Toronto FC.
√Brian Ching (Houston Dynamo) Thursday: sub: 29 minutes, 1-3, at Real Salt Lake.
√Robbie Findley (Real Salt Lake) Thursday: 87 minutes (1 goal), 3-1, vs. Houston Dynamo.
Herculez Gomez (Puebla, MEX) season over.
Eddie Johnson (Aris, GRE) Sunday: did not dress, 0-0, at Olympiakos.


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Seventh Leiden – Sarin International Air Law Moot Court 7th-10th April 2016
This time, the Sarin Memorial Legal Aid Foundation from India and the International Institute of Air and Space Law of Leiden University in the Netherlands join forces with the Masyarakat Hukum Udara (Indonesian Air Law Society), with the purpose of organising the seventh edition of the International Air Law Moot Court Competition. The International Air Law Moot Court Competition is a unique opportunity for students seeking to gain experience in the development of arguments in the field of international law and international air law, while also establishing contacts around the world.
We invite Universities having an interest for international air law to send a team to the Competition which will be held from 7-10 April 2016 in Jakarta, Indonesia. The case concerning the use of force against a civil aircraft in disputed airspace can be found below. The case involves questions of public international law and international air law. Registration for the competition is available online, from 2 October, 2016 on wards.
Each University may send a team to the Competition which will last four days, including the semi-finals and finals.
The following documents can be found here below
– Case 2016
– Rules of Procedure
– National Rules of Procedure
– Time Schedule
The International Air Law Moot Court Competition is open to teams composed of two to three students enrolled in Law programmes (undergraduate/LL.B. and graduate/LL.M.). Doctoral students are excluded from participation.
Each team shall have a Faculty Adviser. Each team must submit memorials for both the Applicant and the Respondent. The Oral argumentation will take place between 7-10 April 2016. The Board of Review scoring the briefs and the Semi-Finals panels will be composed of leading authorities in the field of air law. The Final Bench will be composed of the most prominent experts in this field.
The online registration form can be found here (registration deadline is 29 October 2015).
Registration fee
There is a registration fee of €150 (payment deadline 15 November 2015). Note: Only those Indian teams that qualify for the International Rounds shall be required to deposit the aforementioned fee by 1st March, 2016.
Deadline for deposit of registration fee
– 15 November 2015 (for all teams not having a national round)
– 1 March 2016 (for winners national rounds)
Each team should bear its own travel costs (Accommodation and meals are provided by the organization for the duration of the moot court).
Instructions for payment registration fee
The payment of €150 needs to be transferred to the Leiden University account number:
Swift (BIC): RABONL2U
Bank Address: Schipholweg 105, 2315 XC Leiden, The Netherlands
Account name: Faculteit Rechtsgeleerdheid, Steenschuur 25, 2311 ES Leiden, The Netherlands
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– Your university
INDIAN TEAMS NOTE: The National India Rounds (compulsory for all Indian teams) will be held on the 13th of February, 2016 at the Army Institute of Law, Mohali. This will be a ONE day event. Exchange of memorials for teams participating in the National India Rounds will take place on the 11th of February, 2016 – Opponent memorials will be emailed to the team at the email address provided at the time of registration. For registration in the National Rounds, please follow the same procedure as registration for the International Rounds, however only the qualifying teams shall be required to deposit the registration fee of EURO 150 by 1st March, 2016.
The top qualifying Indian teams will be entitled to participate in the International Rounds being held in Jakarta, Indonesia.
For more information, please visit the pages dedicated to the Competition at www.iiasl.aero and www.sarins.org or send an e-mail to email@example.com. Deadline for registration is 29th October 2015.


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- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
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- 62 smoke-free guestrooms
- Indoor pool
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- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Computer station
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- Laundry service
- Meeting rooms
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- Free cribs/infant beds
- Microwave
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- Private bathroom
- Separate sitting area
- Free toiletries
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- In South Portland
- Bridgeport Village (2.1 mi / 3.4 km)
- Cook Park (2.9 mi / 4.7 km)
- Portlandia (9.3 mi / 15 km)
- Tom McCall Waterfront Park (9.1 mi / 14.6 km)
- Washington Square Mall (3.5 mi / 5.6 km)
- Portland, OR (PDX-Portland Intl.) 27-min drive; 20.6 miles/33.2 km
- Tigard Transit Center Station 8-min drive; 2.6 miles/4.2 km
- Beaverton Hall-Nimbus Station 10-min drive; 4.1 miles/6.6 km
- Tualatin Station 10-min drive; 3.4 miles/5.4 km
- Free self parking
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- Suite, 2 Queen Beds
- Executive Suite, 1 King Bed
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- This hotel has 62 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time starts at 4 PM
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- Pets allowed (dogs only) *
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- Free self parking
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- No alcohol served onsite
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- Free buffet breakfast daily
- Coffee/tea in a common area
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Creep of the Week: Scott Esk Says Stoning Gays OK
By D'Anne Witkowski
Originally printed 6/19/2014 (Issue 2225 - Between The Lines News)
When I was a little kid I really wanted a rock tumbler. I remember looking through the JC Penney catalog and telling my mom that I hoped Santa would bring me one for Christmas. My mom said something about the tumbler using too much electricity and Santa never came through.
I'd basically forgotten about this unfulfilled wish until I read about Scott Esk, a Tea Party Republican running for Oklahoma House District 91. He also has a wish that involves rocks. However, while my wish was to make the river rocks around my family's backyard into shiny gems, his wish is to use those rocks to kill gay people.
That's right, folks. In 2014 a candidate for office is publicly endorsing stoning gay people to death. Because God. And also because he's a terrible person.
Granted, he doesn't have any gay-stoning plank in his platform, but he still made a public pronouncement via Facebook a while back. His declaration was in response to Pope Francis saying, basically, "Gays? Meh."
So Esk posted a couple of Bible versus he said advocated stoning gay people. And someone asked him if he was seriously advocating death to gays. "I think we would be totally in the right to do it," Esk posted. "That goes against some parts of libertarianism, I realize, and I am largely libertarian, but ignoring as a nation, things that are worthy of death is very remiss."
Totally in the right to kill homos, eh? Very remiss, indeed.
But don't worry. If elected, Esk won't make this a priority. "I never said I would author legislation to put homosexuals to death, but I didn't have a problem with it," he said according to the Inquisitr.
See? I mean, he might co-sponsor such a bill, but he's not going to do the hard work of writing it or anything.
"I know what was done in the Old Testament and what was done back then was what's just," he continued. "And I do stand for Biblical morality."
I don't know if you've read the Old Testament, but let me just tell you, it's super violent, super shitty toward women and basically a blueprint for a world no sane person would want to live in. But to Esk, it's apparently paradise and we should base our laws on Old Testament justice, where women and children were killed with impunity...
Oh, wait. Actually, considering the number of women and children who die at the hands of men in this country, especially men with guns, I guess we already do that. But that apparently doesn't go far enough for Esk.
This is problematic considering that, according to reports, Esk is currently separated from his wife. Which means he might well be heading toward divorce. And we all know that God hates divorce.
Apparently the whole "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone" doesn't apply so long as you're doing the Lord's work by killing the gays.
The good news is that the backlash against Esk has been swift. Even a blogger for the National Review Online wrote, "So, there we have it: 2014's first nominee for the Todd Akin Toes-on-Tonsils Award."
Let's hope that Esk gets his ass kicked in his primary election on June 24.
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Sean "The Man Of 1000 Voices" Montague, CEO/Owner, of Legendary Kings Of Karaoke, Inc., is a host/entertainer extraordinaire, known for his wide range of music celebrity impersonations: James Brown, Ray Charles, Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong, Sean Paul, Shaggy, Bob Marley, Rick James, Bootsy Collins, & many others!
Our talented hosts engage the audience to make your event an exciting and memorable one!
We offer a professional sound system and a vast, diverse array of music, between our Karaoke Song Collection, Music Videos, and our Deejay/Dance Music Collections! We also offer props, lighting, and special effects!
Legendary Kings of Karaoke & DJ Entertainment now hosts WEDNESDAYS NIGHTS @ Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery, White Marsh; Wednesday Night Karaoke & Music Video Party 8pm-1200am!
The area's largest sports bar with an Irish theme! Great food and drinks! The largest, most diverse DJ, Karaoke, & Music Video Collections!
Come and Sing With the Kings...at The Avenue @ White Marsh!
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A Camden County murder suspect out on bail admitted on Wednesday in federal court to trying to purchase 13 kilograms - more than 28 pounds - of cocaine that he intended to distribute in New Jersey, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
Jamal Herrin, 40, who authorities said lives in Clementon, also admitted to rounding up more than $325,000 to purchase the cocaine.
He pleaded guilty before U.S. District Court Judge Joseph H. Rodriguez in Camden to one count of knowingly and intentionally conspiring to distribute and possess with intent to distribute more than five kilograms of cocaine, authorities said.