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I was curious if anyone knew of any companies that have developed any environmentally friendly means of fracking other than the big ones like Halliburton and Slumberger?
RE: "Obviously totally off topic, but i thought that the "k" was perfectly acceptable in the vernacular use?"
Engineers and Scientists tend to be sticklers for detail - to the point of being "anal retentive".
It was fracing for about 60 years, so for those of us who have an industry history, there is no "k' in frac.
In the O&G industry, a mistake can cost a life (lives) or a great deal of money (or both). Mistakes (accidents) do happen, but people in the engineering and technical end of the business do not tend to "double check", they "triple check". In a very complex and quite dangerous environment, accidents are surprisingly uncommon. When accidents do occur, there is no one more surprised than someone in the industry.
Being a stickler for detail is part of my nature, I will stick with frac.
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I have followed a few very slow moving dry ice tanker trucks through the hills of WV. I up until today have been one of the uneducated "k" users. I am curious if the dry ice is used in frac'ing. If so, is it injected to increase frac'ing preasure as it sublimates in the water?
I have never heard of such things being used or can I think of why it would be used (I am not positive on this however). With the shale we are at depths of ~7000' so the pressures and temperatures I'm sure would change the form of the dry ice. So pretty sure it is not for frac'ing however I can't tell you 100% sure, companies are trying all kinds of new stuff especially in low populated areas to find what works best and most environmental. If your testing something new your going to do it where not many people know if something goes wrong, not testing it in canton or something of the sort. Maybe someone else can confirm 100%.
I am no chemist but I would think since dry ice as it melts goes from solid to gas skipping the liquid state, it would increase frac'ing preasure by expanding rapidly as it hits the water and heat. The CO2 gas is fairly harmless and cheap.
I finally found this below at wikipedia but they are talking about liquefied CO2, Not dry ice (solid CO2) I may have incorrectly assumed with my arm chair science that the Liquid CO2 was going to be coverted to solid at the well sites.
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Carbon dioxide is used in enhanced oil recovery where it is injected into or adjacent to producing oil wells, usually under supercritical conditions. This kind of production may increase original oil recovery by 7 per cent to 23 per cent further from primary extraction.[25] It acts as both a pressurizing agent and, when dissolved into the underground crude oil, significantly reduces its viscosity, enabling the oil to flow more rapidly through the earth to the removal well.[26] In mature oil fields, extensive pipe networks are used to carry the carbon dioxide to the injection points.
Dan, you are looking at enhanced oil recovery or EOR. EOR covers all the methods to extract more oil out of the ground once the field has reached its economic limit. Other popular methods is water flooding, steam flooding (used with heavy oils in california and canada), and even things such as in-situ combustion, (in-situ is uneconomic and heavily frowned upon especially by environmentalists but it's pretty cool) but EOR does not include frac'ing, frac'ing is part of the initial development. EOR will be done many many years later and with current technology EOR is not useful in shale, (almost anything that needs frac'ed does not respond well due to low porosity and low permeability), but technology will improve as demand improves. With CO2 injection you will inject CO2 into "injector" wells (not what most of you hear about these injectors are at the same depth as your producing formation and you do not dump waste water here) and as you pump more CO2 in theory it pushes your remaining residual oil in the formation out to nearby producers in the same formation. This is done frequently with water and steam but is being researched and tested a lot right now to kill two birds with one stone and inject CO2 pollution for power plants (imagine that, big oil is trying to help save the environment from pollution, who woulda thunk it!).
Although your "arm chair science" makes sense in theory it doesn't really work to that degree. As I explained earlier you need high pressures to reach the fracture pressure of your rock, water helps this with the hydrostatic pressure you get from the weight of your fluid column, now you still need to use a good amount of surface pressure but not as much as you would without hydrostatic pressure. Also when you would inject this as dry ice you wouldn't be able to contain it in that form to the formation because you have almost 8000' to go mainly costing you a lot of money to pump plain CO2 that won't carry your proppant.
I agree with Monroe that dry ice would not likely have any potential use in a deep frac.
Fracing depends upon an incompressible medium, dry ice sublimating to CO2 gas does not meet that criteria.
A possibility is that the dry-ice was for Dry-ice blasting.
Dry-ice blasting (under certain circumstances) is a preferable alternative to sand-blasting.
It is possible that Dry-ice blasting is being used to clean out tanks that might contain a residue of a combustible substance; thus potentially useful in an oil field environment. The resultant CO2 is not flammable (and also would not produce a spark – as sand against steel might). CO2 displacing atmospheric gas could be a safety issue in cleaning tanks that contain hydrocarbon residue.
Just a thought.
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"I can't stand that," Billie Jean said, then paused, reframing to fit the "positive" message directive and explain:
She hadn't gotten what she wanted. Billie Jean King's goal had been to integrate women and men in the sport. But the men wouldn't have it. So they had to start a separate women's organization.
This matters because the statistics still reflect the old story: Only 18% of corporate executives are women, only 8% make it to the board room; women still earn only 78 cents on the dollar.
Then this legendary icon of women's rights and gender equality said, what "really keeps us back…", we won't really be free
until we truly work together—men and women."
I went back to my napkin. Because of the lucidity and logic, delivered with grace that Christiane Amanpour had mentioned.
"Women have children—both boys and girls." She mentioned her brother, pro baseball star Randy Moffitt, whose 2 daughters he wants to see succeed. We're all in this together.
She also gets exasperated at women who perpetuate a separatist mindset when they tell her 'I'm not an athlete'. "Do not put yourself down!" Billie Jean King insisted.
If you can breathe, you're an athlete. When you think you can't take another step, and you do, you're an athlete."
It's a funny thing, being a part of history. There's something about it you feel. I felt it back in the '70s when the Billie Jean King/Bobby Riggs tennis match took place, even if I wasn't entirely clear on the specifics. I'm sure the people living through World War II felt it. I feel it now.
The pulse of history seems to wax and wane; like veins on a map, it crisscrosses everything and its lifeblood pulses louder and more insistently at certain points in time. So that the people living it will remember it. That was one of those times. This is.
I'm glad was alive then so I can remember it now.
I'm glad I'm alive now so I can remember it.
"When they give Lifetime Achievement Awards, that means you're getting," Billie Jean King flashed a quick half smile, "mature..." said the 68-year-old.
But I'm not done yet. And neither are you!"
We're not done. This is history – you're livin' it.


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Plea to Initiate QUO WARRANTO Proceedings on Barack Obama
To sign the petition go to: http://www.petitiononline.com/bocrisis/petition.html ----------------------------------------------------------- Plea to Initiate Quo Warranto Proceedings on Barack Obama To: Jeffrey Taylor, U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Whereas thousands, if not millions, of Americans across the fruited plain are distressed that our country is financially and otherwise being taken ...more »
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Plea to Initiate Quo Warranto Proceedings on Barack Obama
To: Jeffrey Taylor, U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia
Whereas thousands, if not millions, of Americans across the fruited plain are distressed that our country is financially and otherwise being taken in directions hereto unknown
Whereas thousands, if not millions, of Americans are increasingly troubled that Barack Obama may not have fulfilled the constitutional requirement for president under Article 2, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution, that of being a natural born U.S. citizen
Whereas thousands, if not millions, of Americans are coming to believe that Mr. Obama is indeed not a natural born citizen as evidenced by school documents from Indonesia and numerous political connections to Kenyan government officials, among other items
Whereas Mr. Obama's "Fight the Smears" website claims that he was a British citizen at birth, a seemingly accurate admission given that Kenya was under British rule at the time he was born in 1961
Whereas thousands, if not millions, of Americans view Mr. Obama's actions like bowing to a Saudi ruler and failing to cross his hands over his heart during the playing of the national anthem as gestures symbolic to those of a foreign citizen and not of an American
Whereas Mr. Obama stated last year to a crowd of German citizens that he is a citizen of the world, a subtle message that tacitly identifies one's fealties as perhaps not in the best interests of the United States, if at all
Whereas Mr. Obama has made plans to release terrorists held at Guantanamo Bay to the general American population, a move that not only is in conflict with genuine U.S. security interests but possibly aids and abets foreign nations hostile to American values
Whereas countless calls, letters, faxes, e-mails, etc. requesting Mr. Obama to produce items that demonstrate U.S. citizenship, such as a vault copy of a birth certificate, college transcripts or medical records, have gone unanswered
Whereas the alleged birth certificate posted by Mr. Obama's staff on the Fight the Smears site has been documented by many experts as fraudulent or bogus since the posted document is not an authentic certificate of live birth with a visibly embossed seal
Whereas growing numbers of Congressmen, senators, governors, attorney generals and state lawmakers are fielding calls and other queries from their constituents as to Mr. Obama's citizenship credentials (or lack thereof)
Whereas numerous lawsuits continue to be filed in various courts across the country, demanding Mr. Obama publicly document his constitutional qualifications to be president
Whereas state lawmakers in Tennessee, Missouri and New Hampshire (as of the time of drafting this petition) have joined in these suits as they have a right to know whether any executive orders and/or legislation signed by Mr. Obama are enforceable in their states
Whereas numerous active and retired members of the U.S. armed forces are, in light of the legal wrangling concerning Mr. Obama's citizenship, questioning whether they are constitutionally required to obey any commands issued by their commander in chief
Whereas no court to this date has ever addressed the merits of any of the lawsuits against Mr. Obama's alleged lack of eligibility, notwithstanding the dismissals of most of these cases due to lack of standing or jurisdiction
Whereas any laws signed or orders given by Mr. Obama potentially threaten national security if they are found to be executed by someone who may and did not have America's supreme interests in heart and mind
Whereas the damage done to our constitutional infrastructure would be potentially irreparable if conclusive evidence shows that Mr. Obama is not a natural born citizen and he continues to serve as president under such a condition
Whereas the longer it takes for this case to be judged on its merits, the increasing irreparable harm potentially occurs to all American citizens and every facet of their being
Whereas the longer it takes for this unprecedented matter to be heard and adjudicated, should Mr. Obama be found disqualified from holding the office of the presidency, the longer it will take to rescind and undo all laws signed, executive orders given and appointments made as such will likely be enjoined since an unauthorized individual would have executed all those actions to that point
Whereas Congress's failure and/or neglect to address this crisis threatens the integrity of our legislative infrastructure since members of Congress are ignoring and/or dismissing the concerns of their constituents they represent and who pay their salaries
Whereas unrest will continue to fester and grow across the country if the issue of Mr. Obama's eligibility is not addressed by those officials authorized to inquire and examine his credentials
Whereas lawlessness may arise in our cities and states from people who believe they have no basis to obey any directives or laws signed by Mr. Obama if he is deemed by them to be constitutionally ineligible and our courts fail to address the merits of these lawsuits
Whereas the issue of constitutional eligibility of a president is a first of its kind for America and addressing it is a necessity to protect the interests of the American people now as well as for future officeholders
Whereas the 1st Amendment permits the American people to "peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances".
Whereas untold numbers of Americans are experiencing aggrievement as a result of the uncertainty surrounding Mr. Obama and his alleged lack of constitutional credentials, thus warranting some form of remedy
Whereas Jeffrey Taylor is the current U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia and is authorized under DC Statute 16-3501 to initiate a quo warranto against Barack Obama, should he deem appropriate to do so
Whereas the District of Columbia is the sole setting and jurisdiction under the above statute to bring quo warranto status against any official or falsely serving official representing or claiming to represent the United States government.
And whereas failure to take appropriate measures to conduct an investigation as to the legitimacy of Mr. Obama's credentials could well lead us towards an constitutionalless society
Therefore the undersigned prays that Mr. Taylor will exercise his authority under the above statute, convene a jury for trial of the facts pertaining to the constitutional eligibility qualifications of Barack Obama (or lack thereof), report back to the American people in timely fashion with their findings and take all necessary actions to that end.
The Undersigned
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Hotels Near St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Hotels Near St Elizabeth's Medical Center - Brighton MA Massachusetts
Hotels Near St Elizabeth's Medical Center are listed below in the order of their distance. Search for cheap and discount hotel rates near St Elizabeth's Medical Center in Brighton MA for your upcoming individual or group travel. We list the best motels and hotels close to St Elizabeth's Medical Center so you can review the Brighton MA hotels below and find the perfect lodging.
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St. Elizabeth's Medical Center (SEMC) (more often called St. Elizabeth's Hospital, its former name) is a large medical facility and teaching hospital in the Brighton neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. It is part of Caritas Christi Health Care (the second largest health care system in New England) and is a major teaching affiliate of the Tufts University School of Medicine. Besides advanced capabilities in inpatient and outpatient care, SEMC's research laboratories are active centers of investigation in such areas such as cardiology, gastroenterology, neurology, hematology and oncology. SEMC's Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology is of particular note as its history predates many other areas of medicine in which the hospital is involved.
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St Elizabeth's Medical Center Hotels + Motels
Holiday Inn Boston Somerville in Somerville
30 Washington St., Somerville, MA 02134 (Suburban)
Recently renovated metro suburban property. 1.5 miles from downton Boston. Complimentary parking, complimentary scheduled shuttle service within 2 mile radius of hotel.Close proximity to area major attractions.
: Freedom Trail, Museum of Science, Aquarium
~0.56 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Best Western University Hotel in Boston
1650 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, MA 02135 (Downtown-City Center)
The Best Western University Hotel Boston is centrally located and offers convenient access to local attractions including St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Fenway Park, Boston College and Boston University.Whether traveling for business or pleasure, the Best Western University Hotel Boston is sure to offer the best centralized location for the best price.
: Fenway Park, Boston University, Boston College, Agannis Arena, Hynes Convention Center, BCEC, Freedom Trail, Kenmore Square, New England Aquarium, Children's Museum, TD Bank Garden, JFK birthplace.
~0.57 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Doubletree Guest Suites Boston in Boston
400 Soilders Filed Rd., Boston, MA 02134 (Downtown-City Center)
Whether you come to Boston for business or pleasure, a comfortable stay awaits you at Doubletree Guest Suites Boston – our premier, full-service, Boston suite hotel. Make your Boston visit special at this luxury Boston suite hotel, located along the scenic Charles River overlooking the Boston and Cambridge skyline, with easy proximity to Harvard University and Harvard Business School, the Harvard John F. Kennedy School of Government, MIT, Boston University, and Boston College. Doubletree Guest Suites Boston also features Scullers Jazz Club right in the hotel.
~1.08 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Days Hotel Boston in Boston
1234 Soldiers Field Rd., Boston, MA 02135 (Downtown-City Center)
Our 2 meeting rooms are specially designed to comfortably accommodate smaller groups of around 10 people as well as groups of up to 40 people.Our facilities located along the Charles River, provide a business atmosphere away from tourist crowds and traffic jams, yet within easy access to the banking financial district.We are located within 1 mile of Harvard University and 1.5 miles to Boston University.When Cecil B. Day founded Days Inn in 1970, his commitment to the traveling public was to satisfy two critical, yet simple, expectations:Provide friendly, courteous service.•
: Golf, Shopping, T access, Colleges
~1.20 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Courtyard by Marriott Boston Brookline in Brookline
40 Webster St., Brookline, MA 02446 (Downtown-City Center)
Located only minutes form downtown Boston the Brookline Courtyard by Marriott is conveniently located to many Universities, Hospitals and Sports Venues. Opened in the Spring of 2003, the hotel is a custom built 8 story building offering the best of both Brooklin eand Boston. The Coolidge Corner Green Line Station is located only 300 feet from our front door, so drivin gis not neccessary to get to your downtown business meeting or sight-seeing. You will enjoy many fine restaurants and shops in walking distance to the hotel during your stay.
: Fenway Park, Longwood Medica, Boston University, Boston College, Northeastern University
~1.42 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Doubletree Suites by Hilton Boston in Boston
400 Soldiers Field Rd., Boston, MA 02134 (Downtown-City Center)
Whether you come to Boston for business or pleasure, a comfortable stay awaits you at Doubletree Guest Suites Boston – our premier, full-service, Boston suite hotel. Make your Boston visit special at this luxury Boston suite hotel, located along the scenic Charles River overlooking the Boston and Cambridge skyline, with easy proximity to Harvard University and Harvard Business School, the Harvard John F. Kennedy School of Government, MIT, Boston University, and Boston College. Doubletree Guest Suites Boston also features Scullers Jazz Club right in the hotel.
~1.65 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Holiday Inn Boston Brookline in Brookline
1200 Beacon St., Brookline, MA 02446 (Downtown-City Center)
Hotel located in Brookline, which is 1 mile from Boston, but in a "Suburban Type Neighborhood" called Coolidge Corner. Within walking distance of a theatre, restaurants and shopping. Boston's subway system the "T" stops directly in front of the hotel and is only five stops from Fenway Park (or one mile away). We offer the Atrium Restaurant, Gateway Lounge, Indoor Saline Pool, Whirl Pool, Life Size Chess Board, 24 hr Fitness Room, 24 hr Business Center and climate controlled parking garage.
~1.68 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Marriott Courtyardboston / Cambridge in Cambridge
777 Memorial Dr., Cambridge, MA 02139 (Downtown-City Center)
The hotel is located on the historic Charles River, just 'outside the square', minutes from Harvard Square. Also located nearby are several Universities including Boston University, Harvard University, Lesley University, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The hotel's fabulous location offers views of the Charles River, Boston and Cambridge skyline.The 16-story hotel offers 203 guestrooms, and 3,000 square feet of function space that can accommodate meetings for up to 300 people. We have several meeting packages to choose from.
: Harvard Square, Charles River, Museum of Science, Boston University, Harvard University, Lesley University, MIT, and minutes to downtown Boston.
~1.81 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Super 8 Motel in Watertown
100 North Beacon St., Watertown, MA 02472
: - Closest Super 8 to Downtown Boston, Cambridge, area Universities - B.U., B.C., Harvard, M.I.T., Fenway Park and Fleet Center, Hospitals. We offer Cable TV with HBO and Free covered Parking. - MBTA, Public Transportation adjacent. - Free SuperSTART Breakfast every morning. - Ideal location
~1.86 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Crowne Plaza Boston / Newton in Newton
320 Washington St., Newton, MA 02458 (Suburban)
The Crowne Plaza - Boston/Newton is uniquely situated over the Massachusetts Turnpike, in Newton Corner. hotel is located only four miles from downtown Boston and 12 minutes from Boston's Logan International Airport via the recently opened Ted Williams Tunnel, making us the most conveniently located suburban hotel for airport access. Ideally situated between Boston and the I-95/Route 128 Tech Beltway, the Crowne Plaza - Boston/Newton in Newton Corner is within walking distance to both up-scale restaurants and family dining. Minutes to Boston College, Harvard Square and Fenway Park. The
: Multi-million renovation completed, all guestrooms and meeting space look brand new! The Crowne Plaza is located in Newton Corner, minutes away from both Cambridge and Boston!
~2.03 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
The Charles Hotel in Cambridge
One Bennett St., Cambridge, MA 02138 (Downtown-City Center)
While hotels in our class may offer a certain standard of luxury, none but The Charles Hotel delivers that luxury with such style. Our simple, relaxed elegance reflects our fine New England upbringing. Free of pretense, full of intelligence, rich with history and an abundance of accolades. Laden with amenities and gracious service. Lodging as comfortable as our signature quilts, as sophisticated as our selection of wines. Our 294 spacious guest rooms, including 45 suites, reflect a passionate commitment to celebrate the spirit of our original surroundings.
: The Charles Hotel, a member of Preferred Hotels and Resorts is situated in the heart of Harvard Square, the cultural and intellectual capital of the nation. Surrounded by Harvard's storied quads and only steps away from the Charles River, the Square is known for its blend of sophistication and youth
~2.04 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Harvard Square Hotel in Cambridge
110 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, MA 02138 (Downtown-City Center)
: Harvard University, Museums, Shopping, Harvard Square, Restaraunts.
~2.11 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
The Inn at Longwood Medical in Boston
342 Longwood Ave., Boston, MA 02115 (Downtown-City Center)
The hotel is located in the Fenway area, on the edge of Back Bay in Boston's Longwood Medical Area and is encompassed by Children's Hospital, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Brigham & Women's Hospital, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Joslin Diabetes Center and Harvard University's Harvard Medical School, Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard Dental School.Also within walking distance of Fenway Park, Museum of Fine Arts, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, and Northeastern, Boston University, Emmanuel, Simmons, Wheelock and Wentworth Colleges, and 1.5 miles to Boston College.
: Fenway Park, Harvard Medical School, Boston University, Boston College, Museum of Fine Arts, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Childrens Hosital, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Brigham & Womens Hospital, Joslin Diabetes Center, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Simmons College, Emmanuel College,
~2.26 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Hotel Veritas in Cambridge
1 Remington St., Cambridge, MA 02138 (Downtown-City Center)
Hotel Veritas is a luxury boutique hotel located on the edge of Harvard Square offering personalized service in an intimate Cantabrigian setting. The look and feel of the hotel is elegant and current, but with a respectful nod towards the traditional and historic neighborhood. The hotel's guest room accommodations, while small in size, are designed with the fine detailing of an old New England residence and furnishings that are interesting contemporary pieces with rich fabrics and textures.
: Harvard Square is a world-renowned shopping, dining, cultural and historical destination
~2.29 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
The Inn at Harvard in Cambridge
1201 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MA 02138 (Downtown-City Center)
The Inn at Harvard offers 111 elegant hotel rooms, all renovated and redecorated in 2006. The room renovations include classic décor blended with contemporary features, included wide-format flat panel televisions in every guestroom. The well-appointed guestroom environment is filled with vibrant colors, rich cherry woods, classic almond toned walls, warm silken textures accented with black granite top furniture and sleek chrome lighting fixtures. Business travelers will appreciate additions like ergonomic chairs and two touchtone telephones with voicemail.
: Harvard University, Museums, Libraries, Harvard Square, Restaurants
~2.30 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Envision Hotel Boston in Boston
81 South Huntington Ave., Boston, MA 02130 (Downtown-City Center)
Travelers seeking a unique hotel experience with a neighborhood charm, capture the perfect picture of your ideal stay and pay a visit to the gem that is enVision Hotel Boston, nestled just outside the heart of the city. Our 39 room boutique Boston hotel is settled in a residential neighborhood, coupled next to the water, and has many magnificent views overlooking Olmsted park.
: Fenway ParkBack BayGreen line runs right across the hotel
~2.32 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Sheraton Commander Hotel in Cambridge
16 Garden St., Cambridge, MA 02138 (Downtown-City Center)
Rated #1 Sheraton Hotel in North America in December, 2009, the Sheraton Commander Hotel is the best choice for accommodations when staying in Harvard Square. Walking distance to restaurants, museums, entertainment, public transportation and Harvard University. The Commander offers upscale/boutique like quality with the affordability and amenities expected from a Sheraton Hotel.
: Harvard Square, Harvard University, Boston, Fenway, Charles River, Old Ironsides, Fanueil Hall, Boston Aquarium, Liberty Trail
~2.37 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Hyatt Regency Cambridge in Cambridge
575 Memorial Dr., Cambridge, MA 02139 (Downtown-City Center)
Step into sophisticated luxury at the Hyatt Regency Cambridge hotel, overlooking Boston and the Charles River. Fresh from a $15 million renovation of guest rooms and public spaces, our iconic ziggurat-shaped building boasts the same charm with all-new amenities, including updated ballrooms, state-of-the-art technology and lavish enhancements to the hotel's outdoor space. The new design scheme evokes an urban feel with subtle plaid carpet, regional black and white photographic artwork and deep espresso wood toned furniture accented with brushed nickel and black glass.
: MIT, Harvard, Cambridge, Downtown Boston, Boston University, Newberry Street Shopping, Back Bay Boston, the Charles River, any much more!
~2.42 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Boston Hotel Buckminster in Boston
645 Beacon St., Boston, MA 02215 (Downtown-City Center)
Located in the heart of Boston's Kenmore Square, the Boston Hotel Buckminster offers 94 tastefully decorated guest rooms and suites in a variety of arrangements and sizes to fit any Boston visitor's needs. The hotel combines modern amenities and Boston's historic charm with truly sensible rates.If you want to experience Boston, the Boston Hotel Buckminster is your only choice for clean, comfortable rooms at a reasonable price. The Buckminster boasts the ideal Boston location.
: Conveniently located in the heart of Kenmore Square, just feet from Boston University, Fenway Park and the Charles River and just minutes from Newbury Street, Boston Commons, the Freedom Trail and much more!The Kenmore Station on Boston's subway system is less than 100 yards from the hotel's ent
~2.57 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Le Meridien Cambridge Mit in Cambridge
20 Sidney St., Cambridge, MA 02139 (Downtown-City Center)
Anchoring the renowned University Park at MIT, Méridien Cambridge stands amidst an area legendary for its infrastructure of invention. The Boston / Cambridge area is a cultural capital of the US including world-renowned music ensembles like The Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Handel and Haydn Society, in addition to hundreds of museums, such as the Museum of Fine Arts, the Museum of Science and the Children's Museum.Recreational opportunities abound with picturesque islands, local mountains and dramatic coastline offering a voyage of discovery throughout all four seasons of the year. Le
~2.61 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Howard Johnson Inn Fenway Park in Boston
1271 Boylston St., Boston, MA 02215 (Downtown-City Center)
Great price, convenient location.Free wireless internet access.
: Next to Fenway ParkClose to Newberry Street ShoppingHynes Convention Center
~2.64 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Hotel Commonwealth in Boston
500 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, MA 02215 (Downtown-City Center)
Thank you for your interest in the new Hotel Commonwealth, opened May 2003, a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World. We offer exceptional services, luxurious spacious guestrooms and state-of-the-art private event facilities. Plus experience our innovative Great Bay Restaurant.
: Red Sox Fenway Park,Kenmore Square,Back Bay,Freedom Trail,Museum Fine Arts,Museum of Science,Freedom Trail,Shopping,Newbury Street,Restaurants...
~2.72 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Mary Prentiss Inn in Cambridge
6 Prentiss St., Cambridge, MA 02140 (Downtown-City Center)
Discover historic Boston by staying in a Cambridge inn that is in a house whose family was a part of Cambridge history. The finest of Boston lodging and located across the Charles River in Cambridge, the Mary Prentiss Inn has twenty beautiful rooms, each equipped with color television, private telephone, and modem hookup. Our historic house, built in the neoclassic Greek Revival style, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is the proud recipient of the Massachusetts Historical Commission Preservation Award for 1995.
: * Faneuil Hall * Quincy Market, * Downtown Crossing * Newbury Street, * Boston Common and Boston Garden, * Theatre District * North End * Freedom Trail * New England Aquarium * Boston Duck Tours * Back Bay, * Cheers Bar * Old Town Trolley * Boston Loga
~2.83 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
Best Western Hotel Tria in Cambridge
220 Alewife Brook Pkwy., Cambridge, MA 02138 (Downtown-City Center)
The Best Western Hotel Tria is a unique hotel with comfortable rooms, featuring amenities which include in-room coffee makers with Gourmet coffee, 32 Inch LCD TV's, mini refridgerators, microwaves, as well as brand new air conditioning and heating units with digital climate control. We offer complimentary Deluxe Continental Breakfast including waffles, hot and cold cereals, bagels,yogurts, juice, coffee and much more. We have ample on-site parking (additional charge) and our property is equipped with a fitness room, and full-service Starbucks coffee shop.
: Minutes from Harvard Square and Harvard University, MIT, Kendall Square, Charles River and Tufts University. Boston attractions include Fanueil Hall,Hynes Convention Center, Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, Boston University, and Boston College.
~2.83 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
The Eliot Hotel in Boston
370 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, MA 02215 (Downtown-City Center)
~3.05 Miles from St Elizabeth's Medical Center
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[quote]Re: Welcome to the Circus. That one guy looks way too happy to be eaten by a bear....
Finley4 wrote:I predict this derby will break sales records, and not in a good way. I can't see anyone putting this on in the morning and leaving the house in it. It's completely unwearable. I'm starting to think a junior high somewhere gave out voting accounts to each and every one of it's students. That's the only way to explain what gets voted on these days.
That's just, like, your opinion, man.
Re: Night Circus
I'm very sad to see this isn't higher up. It's the only one I voted for and the only one I'd wear. Blast it!
Re: rolling trapeze
I absolutely have to get this for my little brother. He's in the circus and he DOES this! Please print it somewhere, even if it doesn't win here!
Re: I wish...
Don't we all have a wish ! Excellent job ! Couldn't have done it any better ! Good Luck and great work !
Re: The Circus is back !!
test run
Re: Flea Circus!
I really like this illustration. The presentation is a little wonkey with the box on the shirt, but the actual artwork is very cool.
Re: Flea Circus
I love this. It's clever, and cute without being sappy saccharine. I'd like to see this design get some more attention. GMV, of course.
Re: Can't Sleep, Clowns will eat me (resub 2)
I like the design, but I'm picky on size. Looks like the whole shirt is clown (slight exaggeration). Don't mind me though, I have no artistic talents whatsoever. -Jehremy
Re: Oi! Mosh good!! another chibi is going to win the derby
The chibi needs shiny button eyes and a D mouth to go with its stump-limbs. The clown is actually pretty sweet though.
Re: Take This Job
Tad bloody for my tastes, but the bear's expression is indeed priceless.
Re: Annelid Ring Master
Awesome stuff, that bird had it coming to him/her!
Re: Nightmare Circus
Beautiful. This is the winner! :-D
Re: It Has a Funny Aftertaste...
LOL I hope this one places, I would love it for my son! :-)
Re: Basic Training
POOR KITTY! But great looking shirt, keep up the good work
Re: Fight Fire
great illustration, just would never wear that on a shirt
Re: ready for the show
I don't think I would wear this on a shirt, but the design is very pretty!
Hmmm pretty similar to mine. Cute though.
cmdixon2 wrote:This is awesome. The colors are amazing.
Your choice of colors really are outstanding!
What I like: the colors. What I don't like: Everything else. I thought the shooting star was a dagger coming out of the elephant's nose. The elephant is completely out of proportion. Another unacceptable design that for some strange reason is in the fog. Compare this to Draxx' amazing design, then hang your heads in shame- those of you who voted for this atrocity.
Re: The Main Attraction
I'm really shocked this isn't in the top 3. It has all the ingredients (well drawn, great colors, wearable, funny elements, creative). When I saw the theme I thought we'd all be chasing this design all week. Hopefully it will have a resurgence. I'm glad you still spent the time to do 2 other shirts this week, although this one is 100x better (IMO).
There is absolutely nothing appealing about this "design". The tiger has NO expression (how can one love an expression that is not there?), the stance is all wrong, the eye is laem in the extreme, and the overall proportions of the tiger is way off.
Fabulous! Yet another cute animal t-shirt!
abrophy6433 wrote:this NEEDS to be number one. it's gorgeous.
eee, thanks. :D
thembfam wrote: I am a science student myself and the blatant disregard for anatomical correctness is often my biggest complaint with yours and many others' designs)
Out of curiosity, what kind of "science student" are you? I find it hard to believe that you would care about animal anatomy solely as a "science student", unless you are specifically in the field of zoology. :p Because physics, chemistry, astronomy, and the majority of biology (including the ever popular neuroscience, immunology and molecular biology) students certainly don't.
Dude!! Dude!!! Dude!!!! Lost for words...GMV
Andy47240 wrote:I really like this illustration. The presentation is a little wonkey with the box on the shirt, but the actual artwork is very cool.
Yeah unfortunately I wasn't very familiar on how to present it. When it said "shirt comp" in the submission page and showed a mini example I thought I was doing it right. After seeing some of the other submissions I realize I should've gone another way.
jasneko wrote:Hmmm pretty similar to mine. Cute though.
Woah, small world. Your design is good too, I like the character of the animals. Maybe we have some type of artist telepathy? Look's like you have the votes, mine included.
skaght wrote:Much like most of my entries here, I get all excited - I think I'm gonna excite, entertain and mystify, then BOOM! I fall flat on my face. :P
This is one of the most wearable shirts that fits the theme in the derby. I really enjoy the designs that are coming out, but there aren't many that I would personally wear. Your description is spot on with hundreds of wooters. Submit a design, get excited about the first few votes, feeling unsure if blog promoting will be effective or annoying, accept that the other designs are 300 votes ahead.
skirochester wrote: I'm glad you still spent the time to do 2 other shirts this week, although this one is 100x better (IMO).
Thansk Skiro, I feel the same way. Can't win 'em all I guess. Maybe it'll have legs in the redo derby, or at Threadless or something.
Thanks everyone!
notnorm wrote:really fantastic concept! I think it would be funnier if you could tell how heavy that stuffed animal is.
Good point! Thanks!
gee2thek wrote:mmmm... Just not feeling this one. Missing something that should make it pop out more...
Yeah, I know what you mean...
I love it.
Re: Don't Worry, I Got Ya...
I don't know.Is it better to fall and probably die, or grab on and..well...die....hmm. That is a bad day at work.
Re: Clownin' Around
If this was done early on, you'd have a clear shot at winning. But, beyond woot, this shirt is a winner in my book. Great art. captivating composition. good job!
*****I realize I'm being really nitpicky beyond what the average person cares about...***** Now THAT was funny!!! I always love a blinding flash of the obvious
Maybe you could resubmit without the "choking chicken", and it would do better in the voting. I like it; but, I must agree, I can't wear it as is.
Re: Sepia Circus
Great design, reminds me of the art work from Neil Gaiman's Sandman series, and a little like my all time favorite PC game "Kiss Nightmare Child." Keep up the good work.
Really nice work, hope your using that talent for more than woot.
This is extremely well done, gorgeous [in a creapy way] to look at, and I do love the Bradbury book. I'm just not sure if I would actually wear it or not. I want to say yes...but I can't be sure.
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[quote=As long as Scott plays against the Bruins that's all that matters in this conversation. McQuaid(didn't want to fight last year, can't /wont fight anything over MW). Campbell (worse punching bag than Ott or Kaleta). Ference? Boychick ? That's really reaching. Foligno will bounce back and forth? Wanna bet?[/QUOTE] Once again the McQuaid "that didn't want to fight" would place 2nd on the Sabres for FM's...not to bad for a secondary fighter. Campbell isn't a very good fighter but he's also not a turtling coward like Ott and Kaleta. Sorry, but I can't fully take Ott and visor tough guy Kaleta seriously in terms of toughness when they act like p*ssies more time than not. Like you said Ference and Boychuk are nothing more than capable depth fighters that equate similar to Pardy (if he plays) and Robin. You may be right about Foligno staying up, but I'll throw Nathan Horton's name into the ring at that point. Edit: If you're willing to include Tarnasky, I'll add Exelby for Boston. |
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I recall Lavy being more of a pansy behind the bench, and he seems to one that would get fed up with Sestito and Rinaldo taking bad penalties....and Shelley being essentially useless. I mean he would dress Nodl when he opportunity presented itself. |
Horton is 1 shot away from a drool cup. All this is conjecture. We will see how it plays out on the ice.
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Its pretty obvious what's going on in buffalo. ryan miller who is the best player on the team. he is kept what has been a mostly mediocre buffalo sabres teams in playoffs contention for years. he normally was not happy with what happened to him when he was run over by lucic, he was pretty upset with his own team from lack of response. maybe even mad at the entire organization for not providing someone on the team to protect him from something like that.
Gustad tried to do something but got beat up so there is really no deterrent for keeping the bruins fan bullying the sabres again. it seems like the sabres picked up john scott rather quickly in free agency. that tells me a plan on using him not to sit on the bench but to actually play. the bruins have a roster to match toughness no doubt, but the likelihood of having to answer to john scott is a bit scarier than having to answer to paul gaustad, no offense to paul gaustad. I will bet my bottom dollar that the first time the bruins in the sabres play that john scott will be looking for milan lucic.
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That's true. After Rinaldo beat him down and Sestito put him on the IR I don't expect much in the way of fighting out of Horton. I hope he proves me wrong though.
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Theres no doubt Buff signed Scott because of Lucic trucking Miller last season. That one play seemed to define the Sabes season. As far as big John being any deterrant to Lucic,i really doubt it. He's most likely gonna see between 3-6 minutes of ice time when he dresses;which im sure he will against the B's. As far as Horton,he's supposedly fine,according to Chiarelli,ready to go. He's not the only Bruin with past concussions;McQuaid and Bergeron have also had a few. As far as Sestito? Pffft! Poor mans Mike Peluso.
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True Jack,Looch probably wont run Miller,that was last year. But if you think Scott is some knd of deterrant in stopping #17 from doing what he wants on the ice,you're fooling yourself. Regehr or Weber or Myers will have to deal with Looch. You're right,two months until the season starts,Buffalo,Boston,and Philly fans are already talking sh*t! Those Boston/Buffalo game threads will be awesome! Cant wait!
I think Scott will play 50 games or so, maybe 6 minutes a night? Is that possible? The gaybres needed some toughness and im hoping Scott provides some of much needed muscle and i hope he goes after Looch at some pt this season (the earlier the better) but its overdue for that team Maybe just maybe we will get some action and much needed fireworks, i think we can all agree that its long overdue and needed |
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Unlock the magic of your own secret garden where flamboyant pink roses climb the walls and the perfume of white lilies fills the air.
(Sometimes the lily flowers in this bouquet may arrive unopened but thats a good thing. The buds will come into bloom within about a day and the recipient will enjoy the flowers for even longer.)
This products can be delivered to most addresses in mainland UK between 8am and 9pm. Timed deliveries are available for a surcharge. For Saturday deliveries we use Royal Mail, but you can upgrade to use a guaranteed courier service.
In the rare event that a substitution is necessary, flowers of similar style, quality and value will be used. Sundry items may differ from those shown in the picture.
The company was very good and helpful, but yodel I thought were awful, flowers not delivered On the day ordered , was a birthday present came next day , no card left saying tried to deliver came next day at 4pm, girlfriend was not happy on birthday
Service rating : Excellent service and reasonably priced.Product : I did not receive so unable to comment. However the lady that received them sent me a thank you card and said that the greeting card with how to look after the flowers really cheered her up.
Always happy with the quick service/delivery.
very good value for money and was perfect for the flowers ordered
Service rating : flowers delivered on timeProduct : the recipient said the flowers were lovely
Service rating : I was really impressed. I ordered flowers at 8.30pm and they were delivered the next day! Prices were reasonable and I got great updates from the company the whole time, including confirmation of delivery. I will definitely use them againProduct : I didn't see the flowers myself but the recipient told me they were beautiful
Service rating : Excellent, so easy to use and delivered when expected with no problems.Product : My partner loved her flowers, thanks!
Yet again this never came to light.
Service rating : Delighted that I could still have a next day delivery even after 6.00pm and they did arrive as expectedProduct : Unfortunately the roses in the arrangement did not last - one was drooped on arrival and didn't revive even though the stem was cut off, the others failed to open properly and looked rather poorly - I will however use serenta again - as this could just have been a one off problem
Service rating : Everything was wonderful, the bouquet was splendid, my only minor disappointment if any at all was that the delivery took a little longer than I expected, the flowers arrived to the recipient late in the afternoon instead of what I hoped for which is morning.Product : The flowers are beautiful, so tastefully arranged in the most splendid manner. Thank you.