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Story | Aug 7, 2011 | 4:38 PMMichelle Williams and Seth Rogan are the couple about to hit a rough patch in "Take This Waltz." And you can sense it in this gives-little-away teaser trailer to Sarah Polley's latest film. Not sure of the release date, but Sarah Silverman... -
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THE DAY REPLAYED: The group stage is over and the quarter-final line-up complete. After the first four teams from Groups A and B took their places yesterday, the remaining fixtures were decided today, with Korea DPR setting up a last eight clash with France and USA earning the right to a titanic tussle with the Germans.
The latter of these two fixtures represents a mouth-watering meeting of the tournament's two previous winners, and was set up courtesy of the Koreans preserving their unblemished record in Group C and Tim Schulz's Americans claiming the spoils from the meeting of Group D's top two.
As with yesterday, the matches began on a poignant note with a minute's silence for the victims of the flight FV 612, and the tribute was particularly moving in St Petersburg, to where the plane had departed from the Black Sea resort of Anapa. Once the silence had been impeccably observed, the action got underway and the goals soon began to flow.
Group C: Germans' six appeal no match for Korea DPR
Korea DPR may have started the tournament unknown and largely unfancied , but they are surprise packages no more. Mexico certainly showed just how much respect the group leaders have accrued by effectively starting this match with a six-strong defence, and yet even sheer weight of numbers couldn't keep the Koreans at bay.
"They have very quick, skilful players and play very well as a team," Mexico's coach, Leonardo Cuellar said of the worthy group winners. "They play like a well-oiled machine."
Such a warm compliment will doubtless have delighted Choe Kwang Sok, whose side - backed by their now-familiar band of noisy and good-natured bottle-waving fans - raced into a 3-0 half-time lead without ever really hitting top gear.
Kim Hyang Mi broke the deadlock in 33 minutes, barging her way through the heart of the Mexican defence to slip the ball home, and two minutes later the advantage was doubled with an absolute peach of a long-range free-kick from Kim Kyong Hwa. An even more comfortable half-time cushion was provided when Kil Son Hui slotted home from close range for the Koreans' third goal nine minutes before the break, and a resounding victory was rounded off a minute before the hour-mark by O Kum Hui.
The match also saw Korea DPR rack up their third consecutive clean sheet, a record only Brazil can match at Russia 2006, and with 10 goals they are also the tournament's third-top scorers behind Germany (15) and Nigerian (11).
The Germans themselves continued their impressive recovery from that opening match defeat to Choe's team with a thumping 6-0 win over Switzerland. Thought it was universally agreed afterwards that the scoreline flattered the holders considerably, they did register twice the number of shots on goal that the Swiss could muster (12 to six) and emerged as deserved winners.
Nevertheless, coach Maren Meinert spoke afterwards about "errors in the team" that had caused Germany unnecessary problems. "It's something we'll be working on," she vowed.
Group D: USA edge France as Argentina finish with a flourish
In the evening matches, Moscow's Dynamo stadium played host to one of the most evenly-matched and keenly-contested encounters of Russia 2006 thus far as France and the USA faced off for top spot in Group D.
The Americans, tournament winners in 2002 , began the match as favourites and largely justified their billing in a first half that saw the lively Amy Rodriguez miss the best of their chances. At the other end, Elodie Thomis' increasingly frustrating search for a goal continues, with the striker - whose confidence seems to be steadily ebbing away - showing electric pace to burst through on goal only to be denied by Val Henderson, who stood tall to make the save.
Remarkably, Henderson became the third goalkeeper to be used by US coach Schulz in as many matches, and she more than earned her place in the second half with a superb double save to frustrate the French, for whom Amandine Henry was thwarted from all of four yards.
Stepane Pilard's side, who had by this stage lost Coralie Duscher to a suspected broken wrist, were then left to curse their inability to find the net when American substitute Jessica Rostedt - who made a huge impact in the second half - lashed the ball home from the edge of the box.
For the US, that goal sets up an eagerly-anticipated chance to claim revenge on the Germans, who knocked them out at the semi-final stage of Thailand 2004 .
At the other end of the group, meanwhile, 10-woman Argentina handed the wooden spoon to Congo DR along with a comprehensive 4-0 defeat in which the impressive Ludmila Manicler bagged the tournament's third hat-trick. Even the 68th-minute dismissal of Gabriela Chavez for kicking out at Tresorine Nzuzi couldn't knock Jose Carlos Borrello's team off their stride, and they head for home with pride very much restored.


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Issues at polls renew interest in early voting
Legislators and election experts are debating whether contingency plans are needed for future elections after a week that featured widespread confusion, unprecedented voting by email and unknown numbers of still-uncounted ballots.
Other states use early voting to relieve pressure on Election Day, according to New Jersey legislators, and state laws spell out what to do if an emergency makes some polling places unavailable. New Jersey has neither early voting nor contingency laws, and despite calls by lawmakers, no legislation to create them has been introduced.
After superstorm Sandy left polling places powerless or flooded and forced many voters from their homes, the state was left to create a backup plan on the fly just days before Election Day. The plan allowed voters who had been displaced by the storm to vote by email or fax – a system that was previously used only for military voters and residents living overseas. They have until 8 p.m. today to submit their ballots.
Some people could vote by provisional ballot at any polling place in the state, and everyone was encouraged to vote before Election Day by filling out a mail-in ballot at their county clerk's office.
The expanded email voting was announced on Saturday, just three days before the election, and the changes created widespread confusion.
Requests for ballots arrived in such numbers that county election offices' email inboxes were filled to capacity and fax lines were tied up.
The last-minute plans are still having ramifications. On Thursday, a state Superior Court judge ordered county clerks to allow voters to cast their email or fax ballots until today if voters can prove they attempted to apply for a ballot by 5 p.m. on Election Day.
Despite the confusion, election experts have praised Governor Christie's administration for coming up with solutions to try to ensure that no registered voter was unable to cast a ballot.
"The state should be applauded for taking ownership of the problem and offering solutions, albeit imperfect," said Angelo Genova, an election law attorney who's worked for Democrats.
But if early voting had been in place in New Jersey, fewer people would have needed to vote by email or find a new polling place, said Assemblyman John Wisniewski, D-Middlesex. "It would not have been the problem that we face now," he said.


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Preparing for the Midterm Review of the Fuel Economy and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rate Standards for Light-Duty Vehicles: A Summary of Priority Research Questions
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Virginia D. McConnell
Issue Brief 14-04 | March 2014
Technological Change, Vehicle Characteristics, and the Opportunity Costs of Fuel Economy Standards
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Joshua Linn
RFF Discussion Paper 13-40 | December 2013
Abstract: Many countries are tightening passenger vehicle fuel economy standards. In assessing the welfare effects of standards, the literature has not properly accounted either for their effects on the rate of technology adoption, or for improvements in vehicle characteristics in the absence of tightening standards. A dynamic model shows that accounting for both factors has ambiguous effects on estimated welfare costs. We find that recent US and European standards have affected the rate of technology adoption as well as horsepower and torque. Estimated welfare losses from reduced horsepower and torque are of similar magnitude to the welfare gains from fuel savings.
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The Rebound Effect for Passenger Vehicles
Joshua Linn
RFF Discussion Paper 13-19-REV | November 2013
Abstract: The United States and many other countries are dramatically tightening fuel economy standards for passenger vehicles. Higher fuel economy reduces per-mile driving costs and may increase miles traveled, known as the rebound effect. The magnitude of the elasticity of miles traveled to fuel economy is an important parameter in welfare analysis of fuel economy standards, but all previous estimates impose at least one of three behavioral assumptions: (a) fuel economy is uncorrelated with other vehicle attributes; (b) fuel economy is uncorrelated with attributes of other vehicles owned by the household; and (c) the effect of gasoline prices on vehicle miles traveled is inversely proportional to the effect of fuel economy. Relaxing these assumptions yields a large effect; a one percent fuel economy increase raises driving 0.2 to 0.4 percent.
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Do Market Shares or Technology Explain Rising New Vehicle Fuel Economy?
Shefali Khanna,
Joshua Linn
RFF Discussion Paper 13-29 | September 2013
Abstract: By decreasing gasoline consumption, greater fuel economy could significantly reduce environmental and energy security concerns. In this paper, we show that since the year 2000, technology and market shares have contributed roughly equally to rising new vehicle fuel economy in the United States. We discuss the implications of these patterns for the safety and welfare effects of fuel economy standards.
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The New CAFE Standards: Are They Enough on Their Own?
Virginia D. McConnell
RFF Discussion Paper 13-14 | May 2013
Abstract: New Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards were recently passed in the United States with the twin goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and oil use. The new standards represent a dramatic change from recent policy. This paper examines the key features of the new rules, and compares them to previous CAFE standards in terms of flexibility and structure. The importance of consumer preferences and market forces on CAFE outcomes are identified. In the second part of the paper, the perspective of the consumer is explored. Consumer assessments of fuel economy savings with more fuel-efficient vehicles may be biased or incomplete, leading many to argue that there is an "energy efficiency gap" in consumer demand for vehicles. Reasons for such a gap, such as market failures, behavioral responses, and market barriers, are summarized. The implications for policy are discussed, including the role of combining CAFE with other policies.
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US Status on Climate Change Mitigation
Dallas Burtraw
, Matthew Woerman
RFF Discussion Paper 12-48 | October 2012
Abstract: In 2009, President Obama pledged that, by 2020, the United States would achieve reductions in greenhouse gas emissions of 17 percent from 2005 levels. With the failure of Congress to adopt comprehensive climate legislation in 2010, the feasibility of the pledge was put in doubt. However, we find the United States is near to reaching this goal; currently, the country is on course to achieve reductions of 16.3 percent from 2005 levels in 2020. Three factors contribute to this outcome: greenhouse gas regulations under the Clean Air Act, secular trends including changes in relative fuel prices and energy efficiency, and subnational efforts. Nonetheless, global emissions likely will be greater than if comprehensive climate legislation had passed because of the absence of offsets, and at this point the United States is expected to fail to meet its financing commitments under the Copenhagen Accord for 2020.
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Improving Fuel Economy in Heavy-Duty Vehicles
Winston Harrington
Alan J. Krupnick
RFF Discussion Paper 12-02 | March 2012
Abstract: In September 2011, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency promulgated the first-ever federal regulations mandating fuel economy improvements for heavy-duty commercial vehicles. While the performance-based approach to these rules offers familiarity and assurances of fuel economy improvements, it also has some well-known weaknesses. In this paper, we describe fuel economy technologies for the trucking sector, its economic structure, the details of the new fuel economy regulations, and the controversies they sparked. We then address issues raised in reviewing the accompanying regulatory impact analysis. Next, we highlight some flaws of this form of regulation and suggest a variety of alternative, more market-oriented approaches that might work better.
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Improving Fuel Economy in Heavy-Duty Vehicles
Winston Harrington
Alan J. Krupnick
Issue Brief 12-01 | March 2012
Fuel Consumption Standards for Heavy-Duty Vehicles
Winston Harrington
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Greenhouse Gas Regulation under the Clean Air Act: A Guide for Economists
Dallas Burtraw
Arthur G. Fraas
Nathan Richardson
RFF Discussion Paper 11-08 | February 2011
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Abstract: Until recently, most attention to U.S. climate policy has focused on legislative efforts to introduce a price on carbon through cap and trade. In the absence of such legislation, the Clean Air Act is apotentially potent alternative. Decisions regarding existing stationary sources will have the greatest effect on emissions reductions. The magnitude is uncertain, but plausibly 10 percent reductions in greenhouse gas emissions from 2005 levels could be achieved at moderate costs by 2020. This is comparable to the reductions that would have been achieved under the Waxman-Markey legislation in the domesticeconomy. These measures do not include the switching of fuels, which could yield further reductions. The ultimate cost of regulation under the act hinges on the stringency of standards and the flexibility allowed. A broad-based tradable performance standard is legally plausible and would provide incentives comparable to the proposed legislation, at least in the near term.
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The Corporate Average Fuel Economy Standards and the Market for New Vehicles
Thomas Klier,
Joshua Linn
RFF Discussion Paper 10-68 | December 2010
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Abstract: This paper presents an overview of the economics literature on the effect of Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards on the new vehicle market. Since 1978, CAFE has imposed fuel economy standards for cars and light trucks sold in the U.S. market. This paper reviews the history of the standards, followed by a discussion of the major upcoming changes in implementation and stringency. It describes strategies that firms can use to meet the standards and reviews the CAFE literature as it applies to the new vehicle market. The paper concludes by highlighting areas for future research in light of the upcoming changes to CAFE.
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New Vehicle Characteristics and the Cost of the Corporate Average Fuel Economy Standard
Thomas Klier,
Joshua Linn
RFF Discussion Paper 10-50 | December 2010
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Abstract: By 2016, the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standard will increase by 40 percent from its current level, representing the first major increase in the standard since its creation in 1975. Previous analysis of the CAFE standard has focused on its short-run effects (1–2 years), in which vehicle characteristics are held fixed, or its long run effects (10 years or more), when firms can adopt new power train technology. This paper focuses on the medium run, when firms can choose characteristics such as weight and power, yet have only limited ability to modify current technology. We first document the historical importance of the medium run and then estimate consumers' willingness to pay for vehicle characteristics. We employ a novel empirical strategy that accounts for the vehicle characteristics' endogeneity by using variation in the set of engine models used in vehicle models. The results imply that consumers value an increase in power more than a proportional increase in fuel economy. Simulations of the medium-run effects of an increase in the CAFE standard suggest that regulatory costs are significantly smaller in the medium run than in the short run.
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Imperfect Competition, Consumer Behavior, and the Provision of Fuel Efficiency in Light-Duty Vehicles
Carolyn Fischer
RFF Discussion Paper 10-60 | December 2010
Abstract: This study explores the role of market power on the cost-effectiveness of policies to address fuel consumption. Market power gives manufacturers an incentive to under- (over-) provide fuel economy in classes whose consumers, on average, value it less (more) than in others. Adding a second market failure in consumer valuation of fuel economy, a policy trade-off emerges. Minimum standards can address distortions from price discrimination but, unlike average standards, do not provide broad-based incentives for improving fuel economy. Increasing fuel prices raises demand for fuel economy but exacerbates undervaluation and incentives for price discrimination. A combination policy may be preferred. For modelers of fuel economy policy, failure to capture consumer heterogeneity in preferences for fuel economy can lead to significant errors in predicting the distribution of effort in complying with regulation, as well as the calculation and distribution of the benefits.
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Are Energy Efficiency Standards Justified?
Ian W.H. Parry, David Evans, Wallace E. Oates
RFF Discussion Paper 10-59 | November 2010
Abstract: This paper develops and parameterizes an overarching analytical framework to estimate thewelfare effects of energy efficiency standards applied to automobiles and electricity-using durables. Wealso compare standards with sectoral and economywide pricing policies. The model captures a wide rangeof externalities and preexisting energy policies, and it allows for possible "misperceptions"—marketfailures that cause underinvestment in energy efficiency.Automobile fuel economy standards are not part of the first-best policy to reduce gasoline: fueltaxes are always superior because they reduce the externalities related to vehicle miles traveled. For thepower sector, potential welfare gains from supplementing pricing instruments with efficiency standardsare small at best. If pricing instruments are not feasible, a large misperceptions failure is required tojustify efficiency standards, and even in this case the optimal reductions in fuel and electricity use arerelatively modest. Reducing economywide carbon dioxide emissions through regulatory packages(combining efficiency and emissions standards) involves much higher costs than pricing instruments.
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Is There an Energy Paradox in Fuel Economy? A Note on the Role of Consumer Heterogeneity and Sorting Bias
Antonio Miguel Bento, Shanjun Li, Kevin Roth
RFF Discussion Paper 10-56 | November 2010
Abstract: Previous literature finds that consumers tend to undervalue discounted future energy costs in their purchase decisions for energy-using durables. We argue that this finding could result from ignoring consumer heterogeneity in empirical analyses as opposed to true undervaluation. In the context of automobile demand, we show that, if not accounted for, consumer heterogeneity could lead to sorting, which in turn biases toward zero the estimate of marginal willingness to pay for discounted future fuel costs.
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Toward a New National Energy Policy: Assessing the Options
Alan J. Krupnick
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Margaret A. Walls
, Tony Knowles, Kristin Hayes
RFF Report | November 2010
Automobile Fuel Economy Standards: Impacts, Efficiency, and Alternatives
Soren T. Anderson, Ian W.H. Parry, James M. Sallee,
Carolyn Fischer
RFF Discussion Paper 10-45 | October 2010
Abstract: This paper discusses fuel economy regulations in the United States and other countries. We first describe how these programs affect fuel use and other dimensions of the vehicle fleet. We then review different methodologies for assessing the costs of fuel economy regulations and discuss the policy implications of the results. We also compare the welfare effects of fuel economy standards with those of fuel taxes and assess whether these two policies complement each other. Finally, we review arguments in favor of a "feebate" system, which imposes fees on inefficient vehicles and provides rebates for efficientvehicles.
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Toward a New National Energy Policy: Assessing the Options - Executive Summary
Alan J. Krupnick
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Margaret A. Walls
, Tony Knowles, Kristin Hayes
RFF Report | September 2010
Energy Policies for Automobile Transportation: A Comparison Using the National Energy Modeling System
Kenneth A. Small
Backgrounder | June 2010
Let's Turn CAFE Regulation on Its Head
Carolyn Fischer
Issue Brief 09-06 | May 2009
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Bally's Atlantic City
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800 Bay Ave.
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The Quarter at Tropicana
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242 E White Horse Pike
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- rates (USD) $ 13,125 - $ 16,700 / month
vacation rental description
This one bedroom residence boasts one of the city's best dress circle addresses, with views over Central Park as seen in the pictures. Situated in a full-service building, the prestigious Jumeirah Essex House, the space is the perfect Manhattan residence, complete with all the amenities of a five-star hotel – concierge, restaurant, health-club/gym, and round-the-clock room service – in addition to a spacious foyer and high-end furnishings. Step out of the lobby and you're privy to all that New York has to offer: theater, fine dining, shopping and the world's most famous park…the metropolitan dream, right at your doorstep.
The Jumeirah Essex House is among the most celebrated luxury hotels in New York, a recipient of both the Michelin Guide's 2008 "Five Pavilions Award," and the 2008 AAA Four-Diamond Award. The hotel garnered three awards at the 2007 Annual World Travel Awards in New York including "North America's Leading Hotel," "North America's Leading Business Hotel" and "New York's Leading Business Hotel" voted by travel agents worldwide and was ranked second in the "Best Hotel in the U.S." category in Global Traveler Magazine's 2006 GT Tested Awards.
As you walk into the foyer of this one bedroom residence, you are warmly welcomed by a custom, brass "Tree of Life" wall-divider, offering a more spacious entrance. When you continue into the kitchen/living area, you are sure to be floored by all of the state-of-the-art appliances, furniture and décor inside. We have recently installed dark oak wood floors throughout most of the residence. The fully-equipped kitchen is complete with a custom German stove, Subzero refrigerator, Subzero 60-bottle wine cooler, Miele dishwasher, General Electric microwave, espresso machine and basic kitchen utensils. The kitchen counter is made of a rare onyx material, which is complimented by brass-infused, marble floors and custom-lit, touch-activated cupboards. In the living room, you have choice to watch your 40 in HD television or take a look outside your custom-installed, wall-to-wall window (adorned with imported Italian shades) to offer one of the city's very best views of Central Park. Additional viewing spectacles outside the residences include: a panoramic outlook of downtown, the George Washington Bridge, and picturesque sunsets over the Hudson River.
If there is important business that needs to be addressed quickly and conveniently, the suite offers its guests, a newly built, closed-door office space, equipped with high-speed, wireless Internet. Also at your disposal is a state-of-the-art bathroom with specially designed, 'fish-scale' marble floors. The master bedroom houses a king-size bed, gilded with a custom-built, gold-leaf bed frame. The bedroom also contains an adequately sized walk-in closet, several drawers for clothing, and another flat screen television. Finally, to guarantee our guests' conformability any time of year, the residence has been outfitted with central air and heat.
Spacious apartment located in prestigious award-winning Jumeirah Essex House off Central Park, full service complete with amenities of a 5 star hotel, 24h room service. The residence offers views over Central Park as seen in the pictures. Luxurious apartment block "Jumeirah Essex House", 35 storeys, built in 1920, renovated in 2010. Below Central Park, in the centre of Manhattan. In the complex: reception, restaurant, sauna, fitness room, spa area, lift. Public car park. Underground station "5th Ave- 59 St (N, Q, R)" 800 ft, nearby attractions: Theater, fine dining, shopping, World's most famous park.
house rental amenities
Amenities: Air Conditioning , Activities Guide , Laundry Soap , Local Activities Guide , Local Maps , Wood Floors , Paper Towels , Tile Floors , Restaurant Dining Guide , Shampoo , Soaps Basic , Toilet Paper , Filtered Water or Ice , Private Chef , Central Air Conditioning , Heating , Linens Provided , Combination Tub Shower , Alarm Clock , Queen Bed , Answering Machine , Toilet , Telephone , Spa Services , Sleep Sofa or Futon , Towels Provided , Twin or Single Bed
Car: Car Not Necessary
Communication: Computer MAC , Local Calls Included , Cell Phone , Computer PC
Dining: Dining Room
Entertainment: Big Screen TV , CD Player , MP3 Dock , TV , DVR , Radio , Cable TV , Stereo , Home Theater , DVD Player
Guest Services: Staff Onsite , Concierge Service , Laundry Service , Babysitting , Housekeeper Optional , Meeting or Reunion Room , Driver
Internet Access: Wireless Internet , High Speed Internet Access , Computer , Internet Phone , Internet Access
Kitchen: Clothes Dryer , Toaster , Coffee Maker , Dishwasher , Microwave , 4 Ring Stove , Refrigerator , Stove Top Burners , Iron , Oven , Ironing Board , Cooking Utensils , Freezer , Fully Equipped Kitchen , Garbage Disposal , Hob , Kitchenette
activities and attractions in Manhattan New York City
Shopping , Sightseeing , Ice Skating , Live Theater
Cycling , Walking , Night Club or Disco , Historic Area , Yacht and Catamaran Rentals , Tennis , Beauty Spas , Biking , Skateboard Park , Spa , Playground , State or National Park
Playground , Groceries , Babysitting , Library , Cinemas , Fitness Center , Museums , ATM or Bank , Hospital
vacation rental rates
30 day minimum stay
Security Deposit and Cleaning fee varies with number of people and length of stay
*Above rates are negotiable please inquire all offers are considered*
Additional New York City Hotel Tax 13%
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HU trades wins with Spring Arbor
In a day of come-from-behind heroics, the Huntington
team (15-17, 8-8) scored four runs in the sixth to steal game one from Spring Arbor 6-5. The Cougars pieced together a four-run seventh inning in the nightcap to return the favor and claim the 4-3 win.
After pounding out five hits and taking advantage of three Forester miscues, Spring Arbor jumped out to a 4-0 in the second inning of the first game. The Foresters answered with runs in the third and fifth innings behind an RBI-double and sacrifice fly by Ryan Shell to pull within 4-2. The Cougars got one back in the top of the sixth but HU came up big in the bottom half of their frame. The rally started with back-to-back singles by Jamon Hammel and Adam Christner. With two outs, Eric Schultz drew a walk and Shell followed with an RBI-single to score Hammel. Andrew Drummond then delivered a shot to right for a double that cleared the bags and gave the Foresters their first lead of the game at 6-5. Closer Brian Kirschbaum then made sure it stuck by picking up the save.
Mitch Bowers grabbed the win for HU giving up five runs on ten hits and two walks while striking out three. Drummond had three hits and three RBI to pace the Foresters. Shell was right behind him with two hits and three RBI.
The Cougars returned the favor in the nightcap. After a scoreless five innings, Huntington finally got on the board in the sixth by plating three runs from a Cougar error and RBI-doubles by Andrew Drummond and Justin Branock. In the final inning of play, Kirschbaum stepped in looking for his second save of the day but Spring Arbor had other plans. They rallied behind four hits to score four runs to edge in front of the Foresters 4-3. HU put runners on first and second in their last at-bats but came up empty as it was the Cougars' turn to claim the come-from-behind win.
Ethan Tribolet pitched a solid six innings for the Foresters allowing only three hits and no walks. Kirschbaum recorded the loss for HU. At the plate, Jamon Hammel and Travis Frantz finished with two hits apiece.
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At Hotel Marinetta, Festival of the New Wine and Chestnuts
At Hotel Marinetta, Festival of the New Wine and Chestnuts
It will be a special event where the characters will be the new wine and chestnuts. On December 4, Hotel Marinetta organizes a theme party dedicated to fans of food and beverage. Two tastes that blend perfectly to create a pleasure feeling of the most demanding palates: themed dishes created to enhance the flavour of typical autumn fruit with ingredients selected and belonging to the oldest culinary traditions of Tuscany.
Chestnuts and leek pie and pork loin with glazed chestnuts: these are the main dishes of the event. All accompanied by the new wine of Tuscany for a unique evening characterized by good food and fun.
In fact, the event offers dancing entertainment and live music.
For info and reservations, call the hotel at +39 0586 600598
Taste and flavours: a Feast of the Boar in Suvereto
Hotel Marinetta is pleased to announce to its valuable customers that from November 28 to December 12, in the charming medieval village of Suvereto, will take place the festival of boar, art and folklore, one of the great winter meetings of the Etruscan Coast.
The festival, created in 1968, offers a magical blend of taste and tradition; you can enjoy gourmet dishes based on boar prepared with recipes of ancient tradition, but you can also get to taste and buy local products such as oil and wine or taste the goodness of hair ham and other typical Tuscan salami.
The program is not limited only to specialty foods, but includes the staging of exhibitions, conferences and pageants such as the conquest of the "Charta Libertatis", the archery tournament, the parade with costumes of 1200. The whole village will be your constant discovery.
Our Hotel is at your disposal to guarantee the enjoyment of this not to be missed opportunity combining it with the complete relaxation that our property can offer you.
Between art and history: the return of Leonardo to Piombino
Perhaps not everyone knows that the great Leonardo developed some of his most important inventions in its coastal area, from Piombino, Livorno unfolds to reach some common indoor municipalities like Suvereto and Sassetta. Etruria Populonia was a land of ideas and inspiration for the Florentine genius.
The beautiful exhibition on Leonardo that the municipality of Piombino has prepared and which will remain at the Museum of the Castle and the City of Piombino until January 6, 2011, allows you to discover links of Da Vinci with the Etruscan Coast and its numerous mapping and architecture studies, the notes on the boats and the sea, the observations for the "Treatise on Painting" to the incredible notes on daily life.
Opening hours in October, November, December; Saturday, Sunday and holidays 10-1 a.m./ 3-7 p.m.
Solidarity: the Kiwanis Club for children
On October 31, Kiwanis Club Livorno Bassa Val di Cecina celebrated the passage of the bell ceremony in the elegant setting of the Hotel Marinetta, which has the honour of being the headquarters of the club. This ceremony has confirmed the handover by the founding President of the Club, Mr. Mauro Buoncristiani, to Mr. Luigi Oliveri, Director of Laboratory Medicine at the Hospital Santa Chiara of Pisa.
Kiwanis Club is an international organization whose mission is the mutual collaboration between people around the world who want to build a better human community. At the heart of Kiwanis are always, children and especially children who suffer most: those ill.
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