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BHUBANESWAR: President (Chief Justice) of Supreme Court of the United Kingdom Lord Nicholas Addison Phillips is amazed by the efficacy and relevance of the Indian Penal Code that forms the base of the criminal justice system in the country.
Comparing the British and the Indian criminal justice systems at an international seminar at KIIT University to commemorate the 150 years of IPC on Sunday, he said unlike India, the criminal law in the UK is not set out in a single code, resulting in confusion among public and even lawyers and judges.
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Urbnlivn is excited to list this fifth floor condo at Trace North, #519. This immaculate condo has it all – west facing floor-to-ceiling windows, barely used kitchen, parking, storage, in-unit washer/dryer and a rooftop deck. The building, Trace North, was built in 2007 by GTS Development and was designed by Johnson Architecture. It is also… Read More
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Another penthouse hit the market today at Trace North! This one, unit 620, is south-west facing soaking you in light (if it isn't raining.) It is 982 square feet with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Priced at $650k it sold brand new for $565k. Trace North at 1414 12th Ave on Capitol Hill was built… Read More
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Live in the thick of things in the Pike/Pine area of Capitol Hill in this loft at Trace North. Unit 608 is on the top floor and features a loft area, which it looks like the seller used for watching TV. The loft area was an addition by the seller, the unit didn't come with… Read More
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Word is that Trace Lofts #202 is going to go pending later tonight or tomorrow. After 3 days on the market there were 19 offers, the winning one all cash. Even I had five different people reach out to me about it. Many asking about the noise at 12th and Madison (my answer, get a… Read More
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Last week as expected, the holiday weekend took a tole on sales, with only 18 total sales around town. Two 1 bed 1 bath units sold at the Olive 8, and 1 unit at Escala. A top floor unit at the Trio in Belltown sold, as well as a few units in the Fremont and… Read More
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This past week two good looking places came up at 12th and Madison. Both priced below what they sold for brand new in 2008. The first, is a penthouse unit at Trace North featuring a custom built staircase to a loft area. Priced at $350,000 it is 726 square feet. Downside is, no view. It… Read More
Interesting Sales Last Week
Seattle saw 21 closed sales last week in condos and townhouses. Notables included resales at Trace North, Cristalla, and a trio of sold townhouses at Fremont 6. 1414 12th Ave #419 A 614 square foot 1-bedroom at Trace North sold for $225K ($366/sf). Last purchased less than a year ago for $248K and took less… Read More
Interesting Sales Last Week
There were 23 condos and townhouses that sold last week. Five of those were developer-owned, new construction condos and we really should take a closer look at that action. It is starting to look like a parade of sold out. Matt posted yesterday that the last unit at Trace North is finally closed bringing the… Read More
Trace North & Trace Lofts Sold Out
After four and a half years the condo complex we call home, Trace North and Trace Lofts, are sold out! As a homeowner I wanted to Trace to sell out much sooner, but with our economy spiraling down the toilet it has taken much longer than I'm sure any of us would have guessed! As… Read More
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The last time we checked in on new construction condo inventory was back in July, and before that in May. In May inventory looked to be 75% sold, then the needle shifted to 77% in July, and now the properties tracked in this list are 81% sold in all. As for what's gone down the… Read More
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Over the weekend, the Seattle Times had a write-up on Chris Rogers of Point 32. It describes Chris Roger's past and current projects, but it also reminded me that there's only one left at Point 32's completed South Lake Union development, Art Stable. You know where else there is only one unit left for sale?… Read More
Interesting Sales Last Week
In the past week, there were only 14 closed sales in condos and townhouses across Seattle which is a pretty far cry from the 40 of the previous week. Worth noting is a resale in the Harvard Belmont District and a resale at Trace North in the Pike/Pine. 905 Harvard Ave E Urbnlivn took note… Read More
Interesting Sales Last Week
Seattle closed 40 sales in condos and townhouses last week. Not a bad count for the week, Seattle. Not bad at all. The last time weekly sales totaled numbers higher than the 20's or 30's was the first week in July. So what sold last week? In new construction, the following inventory moved: Trace North… Read More
Interesting Sales Last Week
Seattle closed on 35 sales in condos and townhouses last week. Besides the notable $3M sale at 1521, new construction condos also closed at Trace North (#203), Gallery (#816), Olive 8 (#2810), and two at Escala (#503 & #1001). In terms of resales… 401 9th Ave N #103 A ground floor, 2-story unit at Veer… Read More
Interesting Sales Last Week
Seattle closed 18 condo and townhouse sales last week. That's not a lot :). Following is a look at the five new construction condos that closed – a couple located downtown and a run of second floor units on Capitol Hill. Escala #1204 Downtown's Escala sold a 910 square foot condo on the 12th floor… Read More
Check In: New Construction Condo Inventory
Just over two months ago, I did a roundup of new construction condo inventory in Seattle. It seems about time to check in and see where things stand now. Last time I said that inventory was 69% sold overall; however, I missed a few properties in my roundup. So after adding those in (including several… Read More
Trace Loft #407 Still Available, Open House Sat/Sun
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Interesting Sales Last Week
25 condos and townhouses sold last week in Seattle. In new construction condos, the "Sold" meters ticked up by one at Trace North (#401) and Harvard and Highland (#6), while Olive 8 closed on two (#3004 and #2907). And then there were these notable sales: 744 Harvard Ave E #200 On the north end of… Read More
Interesting Sales Last Week
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Visa Showcases Innovative Financial Resources at the NFCC's 51st Annual Conference
Rhonda Ashburn, Senior Director of Financial Education Programs with the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC), describes the takeaways from the NFCC 51st Annual Conference in Washington D.C. The event showcased Visa's innovative financial resources including a demonstration of NFL-themed Financial Football game by Visa's Head of U.S. Financial Education Hugh Norton. View video
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Designate Executive Director of Financial Infrastructure at the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), Shu-pui Li, reflects on the panel discussion at the 2016 Financial Literacy Summit, co-hosted by Visa and the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Li discusses innovative changes in financial education and how the inclusion of various sectors of the field is enhancing programs worldwide. View video
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The National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC), is the nation's largest and longest-serving nonprofit financial counseling organization, hosted its 51st annual NFCC conference themed Building a Brighter Financial Future. Visa's Head of U.S. Financial Education Hugh Norton presented at the event in Washington, DC talking about what's new in online tools and mobile apps for financial education. Read more
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Ana Pantelic, Director of Business and Partnership Development at Fundación Capital, stresses the importance of moving forward the barriers of financial literacy with technology at the 2016 Financial Literacy Summit. Pantelic discusses how innovative companies and organizations are building the critical foundation of personal finance knowledge citizens need to be financially healthy and make informed decisions. View Video
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Gail Hillebrand, Associate Director for Consumer Education and Engagement at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, discusses how financial literacy is at a tipping point to giving people the skills that allow them to use knowledge in a changing marketplace. Hillebrand's panel discussed how tech advancements are affecting financial education across the globe, including government policies and educational practices. View Video
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The European Commission (EC) has published a consultation document where proposals are made for an EC decision to be published in Autumn 09. Member States would be required to make the 790-862 MHz available for low/medium power electronic communication networks. Although Member States would be requested to implement the measure as soon as possible and no final implementation date would be specified in the technical harmonisation measure, the Commission may still consider proposing a final date for implementation beyond which the measure would have to be implemented by those Member States that have not already done so.
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|The EC puts a second urgent action on Member States side (and therefore broadcasters): countries have to commit themselves to the EU target date for the effective switch-off of analogue TV broadcasting by 1 January 2012. Member States would be requested to complete all required preparatory measures necessary in 2011 at the latest in order to meet this deadline. The EC also shows commitment to improving consumers' experience by ensuring high quality standards for terrestrial digital television receivers in Europe. The following two actions are considered a priority:
a. Ensuring the availability of a compression standard on all DTT receivers sold after 1 January 2012 that is at least as efficient as the H264/MPEG-4 AVC standard.
b. Setting standards for the ability of digital TV receivers to resist interference.
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The Commission would submit to the Radio Spectrum Committee (RSC) pursuant to the Radio Spectrum Decision a draft EC decision on the technical harmonisation of the 790-862 MHz band for regulatory opinion in autumn 2009, followed by a final adoption by the Commission at the beginning of 2010.
The main elements of the proposals outlined in the consultation document will then be incorporated into the wider multi-annual spectrum action programme to be submitted at the beginning of 2010 to the European Parliament and the Council for adoption. The current open Consultation closes on 4 September 2009. A reply will be submitted on behalf of the EBU.


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Broadway is within a 5-minute walk of Renaissance New York Times Square Hotel while other popular sites like Times Square are within a 15-minute stroll. This 310-room, 4-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and a fitness center. Centrally located in New York, the hotel is also a short walk from Rockefeller Center and Macy's.
Enjoy a leisurely bite to eat at the onsite restaurant, or have a drink at the bar/lounge. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is available for a fee.
All of Renaissance New York Times Square Hotel's 310 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including refrigerators, minibars, and coffee makers. 37-inch flat-screen TVs come with pay movies and video-game consoles, and guests can stay connected with WiFi and wired Internet. Pillowtop beds sport premium bedding and bathrooms offer hair dryers and designer toiletries. Free newspapers, safes, and phones are also available.
Property features
Guests of Renaissance New York Times Square Hotel enjoy a fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and a meeting room. Valet parking is USD 65 per night if you plan to drive, or hop aboard the airport shuttle (available 24 hours). Multilingual staff at the front desk are standing by 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out.
- Walking distance to Broadway and Times Square
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Onsite dining
- Fitness center
Renaissance New York Times Square Hotel714 7th Ave New York NY 10036
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Hotel Amenities
The 26-story Renaissance by Marriott New York Times Square Hotel occupies an entire city block in Times Square, surrounded by top theaters and other attractions.
The R Lounge, open and newly renovated, offers small plates and specialty cocktails. Free WiFi is available in the public spaces of the hotel. The fourth floor houses a business center with high-speed Internet access. There is also a meeting room onsite. Guests are welcome to bring pets for a fee. An airport shuttle is available for 24 hours.
Renaissance New York Times Square Hotel is a smoke-free property (fines apply for violations).
- Concierge services
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- Total number of rooms - 310
- Number of floors - 26
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Bar/lounge
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Free WiFi
- Airport transportation
- Express check-in
- Elevator/lift
- Luggage storage
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Shopping on site
- Smoke-free property
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Valet parking (surcharge)
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( USD 16.95 per day ), Wired internet access ( USD 16.95 per day )
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Video-game console
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Flat-panel TV
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Pillowtop mattress
- Free newspaper
- Room service (24 hours)
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Where to Eat
RLounge - The distinctive Times Square bar with a view, features chic decor. Serving small plates, inventive appetizers, and specialty cocktails. Open only in the evenings. Dress code: Casual.
Nearby Things to Do
Renaissance by Marriott New York Times Square Hotel provides a 24-hour fitness center that includes equipment with personal viewing screens.
Six blocks away, Bryant Park—a favorite among New Yorkers—is a relaxing retreat with promenades, gardens, the Great Lawn, a carousel, food kiosks, and even wireless Internet access. Central Park, 11 blocks north of the hotel, offers walking, biking, and running paths; in-line and ice-skating; birding; boating; and horse-drawn carriage rides. During the winter holiday season, the Rink at Rockefeller Plaza, just 2 blocks from the hotel, is the place to skate and people-watch.
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 100 per pet, per stay
- 1 per room (up to 65 lb)
- Specific rooms only
- Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: USD 19 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 16.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): USD 16.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Valet parking fee: USD 65 per night
- Pet fee: USD 100 per pet, per stay
- A late check-out fee will be charged
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 15.00 per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 15.00 per stay
Hotel Name
- New York Times Square Hotel
- Renaissance Hotel New York Times Square
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Very Happy! Everything we needed
My husband and I booked a room here through AAA and were very happy with accomodations. Close to everything we needed-Acadia, downtown and CAT ferry. Room was very clean and comfortable with beautiful balcony views. Would definately stay again. The breakfast buffet was a wonderful bargain with very accomodating hours for early risers too.
Can you say misleading photographs???
My family of four stayed for one night in August 2004. The website and all printed advertisements of this hotel show an aerial photo of the hotel grounds SURROUNDED by trees, as if located in a peaceful and unspoiled spot. Completely untrue!!! The entire left-hand side of the property (as you stand facing the ocean) borders the parking lot / auto loading area of the CAT ferry, with just an ugly chain-link fence separating them. Our room was one door down from this eyesore, facing the chain-link fence / parking lot and an ugly pool storage shed. We didn't pay extra for the ocean view, but were expecting something a bit more pleasant based on the hotel's literature. The room itself was musty, old, peeling, and generally unpleasant. Stepping outside was more so. We were extremely disappointed, esp. as the only reason we stayed in Bar Harbor overnight after our ferry trip was to relax for a night in pleasant surroundings before the long drive home. Breakfast was fine if you like store-bought white bread and stale rolls. We were so angry about the clearly doctored photographs in this hotel's advertisements that we complained to the hotel ($50 off of a $150 room rate) and the Better Business Bureau.
VERY Deceiving!
I was VERY disappointed when I saw our hotel accommodations. BEWARE! Their website is VERY deceiving!! "Atlantic Oaks by-the-Sea" is portrayed as an elegant facility with "distinctive guest room buildings". They show you pictures of two of their nicer properties ("The Oaks" & "The Willows"). Nowhere on the site do they mention or post photos of their other less desirable properties which consist of a two floor, dark brown clapperboard cabin. Our room smelt musty, the bathroom was straight out of the 1970's & our sink made this constant gurgling sound throughout the night. From their website I expected something really nice, but what we got was a small, dumpy room which smelled of mildew. I definitely would not have booked this place had I known what this facility REALLY looked like. When booking, be sure to ask which of their properties you are staying in. If it's anything but "The Willows" or "The Oaks", be forewarned & expect something VERY different then what is depicted on their website.
Nice Time
We stayed at the Atlantic Oakes in late July of 2004. Our room was in the main building (containing the lobby) on the second floor. The room contained 2 DBs.
The view was great. My kids (4, 7, and 8 at the time) really enjoyed watching the Cat leave each morning. The room was comfortable. The location was nice (outside of Bar Harbor so traffic wasn't so bad) and the busses to/from Bar Harbor worked really well. The hotel is very convienent to the entrance of Acadia.
As others have pointed out, the website is a bit deceiving. It is a bit pricey for what you get, however this seems the norm for this area. I didn't notice the noice from other rooms (or get complaints about noice from my kids), however we spent little time in the room outside of first thing in the morning or late at night.
We didn't eat at the hotel so I cannot comment on that.
Had to check out!
Our room was large, clean, and well-appointed. However, two things: the web site gives a false impression of luxury and, worse, the walls were paper thin: we heard conversations conducted in a normal voice through the walls as well as mattress squeekings at 2 am... To my chagrin, the front desk called twice ( at 7pm and 9 pm) to complain about the noise our two children were making "like a herd of elephants"- which was far from the truth. They were behaving as normal 3 and 6 year olds. I guess the paper thin walls work both ways. We checked out after one night. My wife and I felt like criminals!
I'm surprised by the rave reviews here almost as much as I was surprised when I saw the place. From their website, I expected something really special, but what we got instead was a small, dumpy room that smelled of mildew. That would've been ok, especially considering the nice view, except that this place charges a lot more than comparable hotels along that strip. We left after one night and stayed in a very nice B&B for a lot less money.
Not bad, but certainly nothing special, and definitely pricey.
Awesome views
Stayed here summer 2004. Wonderfully clean, modern rooms with views to die for. All you can eat breakfast was great for our teens. It was great fun skipping rocks on their beach and watching the Cat leave for Canada. Lots of nice landscaping and courteous staff. Will stay again.
Definitely go around the park loop road.
Loved the "Oakes"
This is a great hotel - family owned and operated - very friendly! The facilities/property are spectacular. Great for families!!!
Great resort with reasonable price
We stayed in the Atlantic Oakes on July 13, 2004 for 1 night with the AAA rate of $143.10 for a 2DB oceanview room. It was really reasonable as most motels/hotels in Bar Harbor needed at least a 2-night stay. The rooms we got were on the middle floor of a 3-story building and had balconies that offered a nice view of the Frenchman's Bay.
The buffet breakfast was OK ($8.50 each) and the hotel was near the entrance of Acadia National Park, which was very convenient if you want to enjoy the beautiful sunset/sunrise at Cadillac Mountain.
One of our 2 rooms had a clean kitchen with all utensils that you'll need to cook a decent meal. However, we chose to eat a great lobster dinner in downtown Bar Harbor. Go for an earlybird dinner & you'll save at least 10% and it's easier to get a table.
The most wonderful thing in downtown Bar Harbor was the shopping. Souvenirs were 20-50% cheaper than other Atlantic tourist cities in New Brunswick, PEI and Nova Scotia. Go and have fun!
The Atlantic Oakes is a great family Inn. We stayed there in June, 2004 and were so happy with the accommodations. Wonderful views of Frenchman's Bay and clean rooms with friendly staff. Great value for the price! Right next to the CAT ferry to Nova Scotia. We will definitely stay there again.
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The iconic hotel of Courchevel will reopen its doors this December, starting over under the name of "Le K2 Altitude", along with its loyal team.
Enhanced by its new design, an ideal location along the Pralong Slope in Courchevel and an image of excellence embodied by luxury values, "Le K2 Altitude" will adorn the "KCollection" as a new gem.
A new chapter will start for the Group of luxury hotels, and we can not wait to write it with you.
For its renaissance, 32 exceptional rooms and suites have been redrafted to offer spaces ranging from 27sqm up to 85sqm, with the jewel of the hotel: a 140sqm Suite overlooking the mountains.
Every guest will be soothed by the different color tones of purple, red and orange, and will warmly be surrounded by the accents of spruce and trimmed alpine stones.
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When a Psychology Today magazine blog appeared under the headline "Why Are African American Women Less Physically Attractive Than Other Women?", some dismissed it as an isolated incident of racism and misogyny creeping into science. But history shows that racism has poisoned certain areas of science intermittently for several hundred years.
Here in Philadelphia in the early 1800s, one of the world's leading anthropologists, Samuel Morton, was measuring human skulls and using his results to justify the continued enslavement of Africans. "Physical anthropology played a very large role in ways by which race and the institution of slavery was seen - and was either supported or argued against," said Princeton anthropologist Alan Mann.


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In another worrying development when Britain's housing market is severely undersupplied, a report indicates that UK greenfield land prices grew by an average 7.5 per cent in the year to the end of March. Urban land values were up by 6.4 per cent during the same period, according to Savills.
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Sports Betting Is A Tricky Game
When it comes to sports forecasts, people commonly develop their tease intuition. Some crunch numbers in their excel sheets, using more or less reputable methods of analysis. Some are just fortunate! ... Or are they?
How do you make smart bets without being a math genius and losing sleep with lengthy analysis? Must you seek advice from some secret oracle with sports betting experts giving predictions based on some concealed knowledge? The truth is, everyone could get better at anticipating...
Sports betting have grown in appeal in recent years. Many have won; many have lost their bets (and their money!). The concern at the heart of the matter is however still left unanswered: Is sports anticipating more art or science?
Attempting to bet wise and upper your possibilities at winning, you can depend on recommendations from some phantom mathematics brilliant that crunches statistics in his secret cave in order to reveal it for the world to see on his site ... or - you can use the scientific approach!
Utilizing scientific approach making smart bets, you don't require aid from a secret oracle, neither take part in time-consuming and tough analysis. Scientific approach is based on data, and what you finish with that information.
Stats, simulation models, behavioral and situational analysis are scientific techniques made use of one of the most. Of course, having access to some information that others do not have, such as finding out about personal problems in the group, undisclosed injuries etc. will always provide any individual an unfair benefit.
Innovation has actually permeated every pore of our society and influenced how we do things; sports betting were not immune to its influence either. The modern-day sports betting systems that emerged recently are based on regression analysis. They made some statisticians popular for their constant success in anticipating the outcomes of sports events, proving that sports forecasts can be both logical and constant.
In conclusion, putting the bet on any sports team, in any game, is not to be viewed as the same as tossing a coin and just crossing your fingers wishing for a win this time! Yes, bookmakers will benefit no matter what, but - that's beside the point.
Why do you believe casinos have remained clear of sports betting so far? Gambling establishments desire their guests to play games like slots or live roulette, which practically ensure beneficial result for the house. Sports betting are too risky for them: those who know exactly what they are doing can actually "tidy up".
The 3 Rules for Winning at Casino Gambling
The bulk of people that gamble in casinos are losers. They are built for one function and one purpose just ... that is to separate the unsuspecting casino customer from their money.
Gambling creates more annual profits than movies, spectator sports, theme parks, cruise liner and the recorded music industry combined. According to current government statistics, casino gambling generates an approximated $40 billion dollars yearly.
The part that astonishes me is, it's simply as easy to win at casino gambling as it is to lose. The casino table games of craps, blackjack and baccarat (and for the lots of part even-money wagers on live roulette) have the most affordable "house portion" found anywhere providing the gamer the best opportunity to win.
In order to win money gambling, first and foremost, needs the intention of winning. Sounds a little simple does not it? I continuously hear individuals tell me, "I went to Caesars Palace or The Sands a few days ago and I just lost $50, $60, $100 or $150." Are you joke me? It sounds like they opted for the intention of losing. It's like they had an established amount in their mind that they expected to lose.
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With the above mentioned table games, The "house percentage" in craps "line" bets (pass line/don't pass line) with no added probabilities bets is only 1.41 %. The casino has no edge over the player whatsoever.
It is my strong belief that it is simply as simple for a well-informed player to win at casino gambling as it is for the uninformed gamer to lose. It pertains to intention.
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There are 3 simple guidelines the player has to follow to be a winner. They are:
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3. Constantly leave the table when you are winning. You easy cannot fail strolling away a winner. Always play to win and not solely for the adventure of the action. In a word - self-control.
Playing against such a low house advantage and using a finance system that provides enough resources, there will unavoidably be a time in any session of play when you will remain in the money.
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Strangers, Saints and Indians
Squanto was 'sent of God,' wrote Pilgrim Governor William Bradford.
There's little question that we live in a hyperpartisan country, and it might seem that only divine intervention can bring about the cooperation needed to move our nation forward. Perhaps in this light we might pause to remember it was only the cooperation of some very unlikely parties that made possible the first Thanksgiving.
The Pilgrims who set sail for the New World on the Mayflower in September 1620 embodied two groups: the Saints and the Strangers. The Saints were Christians who had fled England to Holland. Although they lived free of the religious intolerance of King James I, the Saints were still not happy with their Dutch surroundings. They sought a place where their children could be raised both Christian and English.
The Strangers, on the other hand, had no concern for religious freedom. These merchants, tradesmen and servants chiefly sought economic opportunity in the New World.
As we read from the historical accounts, the voyage was difficult and the first winter dire. At one point, only a small group of adults was strong enough to care for the others and oversee the building of the main common house. Miraculously, all 30 children survived.
When spring arrived, nearly half of the original 102 were dead from lack of food and medicine. Many of the survivors debated whether to sail back to England.
But on one early afternoon in March, as Captain Miles Standish was discussing defense plans in case of an Indian attack, a visitor appeared at the door of the common house. Surprisingly, it was an Indian.
Samoset—who had learned to speak some English from a British sea captain who'd made an earlier voyage to what is now Maine—greeted them. He told them a large, hostile tribe, the Patuxets, had cleared the land they now inhabited but had been completely wiped out by a mysterious disease four years before. As a result, no Indian tribe would settle the area.
This unusual event—and what happened next—is recounted by Pilgrim Governor William Bradford in his work "Of Plymouth Plantation":
"About the 16th of March [1621], a certain Indian came boldly amongst them and spoke to them in broken English," Bradford wrote. Samoset "told them also of another Indian whose name was Squanto, a native of this place, who had been in England and could speak better English than himself. . . . Squanto continued with them and was their interpreter and was a special instrument sent of God for their good beyond their expectation."
"Sent of God?" That sounds quaint to modern ears. But consider Squanto's story. Many years before the arrival of the Pilgrims, he and several other Patuxet Indians had been kidnapped along the New England coast and transported to Spain to be sold into slavery. Providentially, Squanto was purchased by a group of Catholic friars who taught him about the Bible and Jesus Christ in preparation to send him back to America to be a missionary among his tribe.
After Squanto completed his Christian education, the friars freed him and enabled him to make his way to England. Learning English while working aboard British ships, he boarded a ship in 1619 to return to America. Upon his arrival Squanto learned of the Patuxets' untimely demise.
With Squanto's help, the Pilgrims were able to survive their first year. He taught them agriculture and fishing. As an interpreter, he also helped the Pilgrims establish a peace with the local Indian tribes that would last for close to 50 years.
In the fall of 1621, the Pilgrims reaped a bountiful harvest. To thank God for their deliverance and the help they had received from the Indians, Bradford held a three-day Thanksgiving feast inviting the Indians to join them in their celebration.
Squanto remained friendly with the Pilgrims until he succumbed to an unknown fever and died in 1622. Amazingly, he bequeathed his possessions to the Pilgrims, as Bradford would document, "as remembrances of his love."
Considering the trials of his own life, it would have been understandable for Squanto to sow bitterness and seek war against the Pilgrims. Instead, his generosity and forgiveness enabled their survival.
Exemplifying St. Paul's challenge to "not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good," Squanto's cooperation would not be forgotten by the Pilgrims. Nor should it today.
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The formation by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of a new coalition comprising a parliamentary supermajority prompted hawks to conclude that he was laying the groundwork for a military strike against Iran. Doves speculated that the new cabinet was well positioned to reopen peace talks with Palestinians. In reality both …
Mr. Obama's welcome evolution
By The Washington Post on May 14, 2012, at 5:31 p.m.
"The freedom to marry has long been recognized as one of the vital personal rights essential to the orderly pursuit of happiness by free men." So wrote Chief Justice Earl Warren in the 1967 ruling in Loving v. Virginia, the landmark case declaring unconstitutional the anti-miscegenation laws on the books …
Cloudy outlook for satellites
By The Washington Post on May 06, 2012, at 7:24 p.m.
Next week, the Senate is set to spend considerable time figuring out how to pay for renewing an old campaign gimmick — keeping interest rates for certain federally backed student loans extra low at 3.4 percent. Doing so would be expensive; it would cost the government $6 billion to extend …
Medicare's $8 billion advantage
By The Washington Post on May 04, 2012, at 5:50 p.m.
One of the significant reforms in the health care law was to put private Medicare plans on a more equal footing with the traditional government program. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act altered the payment structure in which the private plans, known as Medicare Advantage, were essentially overpaid in …
Names in the news, May 5
By The Washington Post on May 04, 2012, at 5:17 p.m.
Thirty-something years ago, Martha Grimes was a single mom with a drinking problem. She bought vodka in half-gallon jugs. She taught English 101 at Montgomery College in Takoma Park, Md., a job she couldn't stand. She argued so vehemently with post office clerks about mailing rates for her manuscripts — …
Fat farms
By The Washington Post on April 30, 2012, at 7:27 p.m.
There's good news and bad news from the Senate Agriculture Committee. On Thursday, it voted to eliminate the wasteful "direct payments" subsidy program when the five-year farm bill expires at the end of September. But it offset much of the savings by expanding subsidies for federal crop insurance. Rife with …
Chen's great escape from China
By The Washington Post on April 29, 2012, at 5:10 p.m.
Chen Guangcheng, one of China's best-known and bravest human rights activists, had been illegally and unjustly kept under house arrest in his village for 19 months when he somehow escaped last Sunday. He made his way to Beijing, and though his whereabouts are unconfirmed, activists reported Friday that he was …
Key economic events for week of April 23
By The Washington Post on April 22, 2012, at 8:09 p.m.
WASHINGTON — New data on home sales and jobless claims should give a sense of the strength of the economic recovery. The biggest news this week will likely come later, with a meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday followed Friday by new Federal Reserve gross domestic product …
Occupy DC camp raided by police
By The Washington Post on Feb. 05, 2012, at 8:25 p.m.
WASHINGTON — Seven protesters were arrested Saturday after a pre-dawn raid on the Occupy D.C. camp, with dozens of police clearing away tents, urine-soaked bedding and dead rodents. U.S. Park Police on horseback and on foot with riot gear swept into McPherson Square just after 5:30 a.m. As a helicopter …
This year's model
By The Washington Post on Jan. 29, 2012, at 5:07 p.m.
Automakers don't offer brand-new versions of each model every year; instead, they add a feature or two and call it a "refresh." Similarly, President Obama's "blueprint" for U.S.-based manufacturing, unveiled in his State of the Union address, updated arguments he has offered before. Was this version persuasive? First, the big …
A reduction in force
By The Washington Post on Jan. 08, 2012, at 5:40 p.m.
President Obama pledged that the $489 billion in defense cuts he has proposed over 10 years would be governed by a concerted strategy, and on Thursday he delivered one. At the Pentagon, Obama unveiled a "strategic guidance," which aides said reflected a considerable investment of his personal time and ideas. …
FDA to limit antibiotics to treat livestock to prevent 'superbugs'
By The Washington Post on Jan. 05, 2012, at 9:26 p.m.
WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration plans to restrict a family of antibiotics commonly used to treat livestock, citing concerns that overuse might promote the development of drug-resistant bacteria that can infect people. On Wednesday, the FDA said it would limit the use of cephalosporin in cattle, swine, chicken …
Cuba should finally release Alan Gross
By The Washington Post on Jan. 04, 2012, at 6:15 p.m.
Two leaders of Cuba's Jewish community have visited American Alan Gross at the maximum-security military hospital in Havana where he has been confined since Dec. 3, 2009. They lighted Hanukkah candles with him, emerging later to pronounce him healthy and hopeful. But for Gross' family in Bethesda, Md., this report …
The New Year
By The Washington Post on Jan. 02, 2012, at 8:49 p.m.
In 1918 a German scholar named Oswald Spengler produced a weighty tome titled "Decline of the West," which had quite a vogue in the first half of the 20th century and probably still sits unread in American homes. Spenglerian prose — "Like the cosmic cycle of the blood, the differentiating …
Monitoring Syria
By The Washington Post on Jan. 02, 2012, at 2:13 p.m.
The hopes of Syrians for an end to the criminal repression by the regime of Bashar al-Assad now depend on the Arab League and the observer force it dispatched to the country this week. It is a very thin reed. The observers were originally meant to number 500, but have …
Poised for change: Fix the quote on the King Memorial
By The Washington Post on Jan. 01, 2012, at 5:29 p.m.
The Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial on the Mall drew plenty of controversy even before its dedication on Oct. 16. One of the earliest objections was to King's pose: The civil rights leader stands arms crossed, looking impatient, indignant, glowering. Critics called it a confrontational stance, too angry and …
GOP immigration nonsense
By The Washington Post on Sept. 12, 2011, at 6:11 p.m.
When quizzed on the problem of illegal immigration at their previous debate, the Republican presidential hopefuls were by turns vague, evasive, confused, contradictory and — in the notable case of Rep. Ron Paul of Texas, who opposes a border fence because it might prevent law-abiding Americans from withdrawing their savings …
Choosing a path through the financial fog
By The Washington Post on Sept. 04, 2011, at 7:50 p.m.
On Aug. 9, top officials of the Federal Reserve, and their staff, assembled around a gigantic conference table to decide what, if anything, they should do to help the flagging U.S. economy. Just about every member of this group, headed by Chairman Ben S. Bernanke, was an expert in economics, …
Japan's Prime Minister Kan announces resignation
By The Washington Post on Aug. 26, 2011, at 9:47 p.m.
TOKYO — Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan announced his resignation Friday, ending a 15-month tenure defined by crisis and opening the door for this country's seventh leader since 2006. Kan's decision to step down, the fulfillment of a pledge he made in early June, marked the inevitable endpoint for a …
No free press in Ecuador
By The Washington Post on July 31, 2011, at 7:28 p.m.
The populist authoritarianism that a few years ago seemed to be sweeping Latin America is beginning to wane. Voters and politicians alike have watched the deepening economic and social disorder in Venezuela and its allies, and they sensibly concluded — most recently in Peru — that they want none of …


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