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The market's breadth and margin levels paint troubling signs for stocks, says Oppenheimer Chief Market Technician Carter Worth. On CNBC's "Options Action," the respected technician presented three charts that, by his work, predict a serious market correction.
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Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by Ken A Comfortable room, expensive breakfast
The room is small but it was comfortable and the breakfast was delicious.
However, the breakfast is expensive.
Although tea and coffee service is self-service, the price is almost same at the same level hotel restaurant "over 4000yen".
I would like to recommend that to get breakfast at outside.
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Rated 3.0 out of 5.0 by carriagereturn Comfortable room, breakfast not good value for money
My third stay at The Strings in 3 years. Each visit has been primarily business with some leisure (no family members).
A clean, well presented hotel, it has a premium feel to it. Room sizes are fine and facilities good overall, but could learn a lesson or two from smaller, upmarket boutique hotels when it comes to hot drink making facilities.
The hotel has revised the breakfast set up each time I've visited, but it never quite hits the mark. On the latest trip this December, cold buffet is standard and all hot food is now cooked to order from the kitchen and fairly limited choice (in the past they had an omelette station, sadly missed). Price, even for the buffet, is pretty steep even by 5-star hotel standards and not reflective of the choice available.
Fitness/leisure facilities are also fairly basic for a hotel this size; I love to swim when I'm travelling and really miss not having access to a pool when I stay here.
Overall, it's conveniently located, well presented and a pleasant place to rest your head, but more suited for business travellers than those at their leisure, especially families. And, eat out, not in!
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Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by john0707 Great service
I stay 2 nights, the room is clean, the staff srevice is quick and accurate.
the matrice is too soft which cause back pain and no indoor swimming pool
JR station is in walking distance which is very convinent
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Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by route7 Quality of the breakfast
There was little number of breakfast, but anything had good quality and was satisfied.
The access from Shinagawa Station is good, too and recommends it.
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Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Huehnchen That's Japan !
Nothing can top the hospitality of the Japanese - an unforgettable experience.
Outstanding design and room facilities. Everything more than well-kept.
Hotel location gives convenient excess to Shinagawa station with Shikansen to various destination, Narita Airport express and JR Yamanote Line.
Like to stay there again. Love it !
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Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Tony420 Very clean and comfortable hotel
Location was great. Less than 10min walk from the Shinagawa subway station. A lot of restaurants also within walking distance from hotel.
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Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Mingming Favourite Hotel in Tokyo
No lounge but you could consume mini bar in your room.
Excellent location with direct access to Narita Express. Convenient Stores, Coffee shops and Restaurants nearby.
Highly recommended.
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Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Waipio Stayed last April returning this July
My stay at The Strings was memorable in the very best way. I cannot wait to return this July. The staff is exceptionally friendly, helpful and a delight to be around. The directions to the hotel are very easy when you copy them off The Strings website. While traveling I had an emergency at home the concierge was so helpful and able to reroute my flight and handle all of the little problems that entailed. The Continental breakfast included what was the best pastries I have ever tasted. One savory with asparagus the other sweet with pecans, both a perfect balance of flavors. Being a cook I so appreciate exceptional cooking with the best ingredients. The king room was spacious, completely comfortable with a lovely detached bathroom and a deep bath tub to sink down into. I have told my contractor my goal is for him to duplicate my room at The Strings here in Hawaii. I am positive this hotel will be the one I come back to year after year when I visit Tokyo. My stay was perfect.
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But first, there are some tear-steeped Cajun and country ballads a callin' at Fais Do Do, with lines like "If the whiskey don't kill me I'll live till I die." And here's something you don't see every day in a Zydeco-Creole band: Bijou Creole, led by former Pine Leaf Boy Cedric Watson, has a clarinet as one of the group's melodic centerpieces. On a few songs, the clarinet takes the place of the accordion next to the guitars and drums and adds some interesting Middle Eastern overtones when it duets with Watson's Cajun fiddle and a button box on loan from Steve Riley. When some American Indian warbling drifts over from the nearby Gentilly Stage, courtesy of Eagle and Hawk, to provide background vocals, well, it's an interesting mash indeed. Aahyee.
Next door at Congo Square, Kirk Joseph and his Backyard Groove are laying down brassy, big-band funk driven by Joseph's Sousaphone bass grooves, sharp percussion and guitar slashing on a Telecaster with a way-worn fretboard. Now that's a player. I slither back over to Fais Do Do to catch a perennial favorite, Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys. It's another great Riley set, a Cajun-roots rock blend featuring superfine material from the new "Grand Isle" album. "This is a wonderful country and we've all got a right to our opinion," Riley says while introducing the anti-BP Oil title track. "And if you understand French, you'll know ours." By the way, did I mention that this is the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival presented by Shell?
I miss Lucinda Williams because I'm held hostage by Meters drummer Joseph Zigaboo Modeliste and his soul-funk growl, delivered by (another) big band which, like Dumpstaphunk, has two bassists, and double basses equal double good. Djakout of Haiti #1, prime exporters of jangly, rhythmic jump, are up next. I don't get a chance to ask what "#2" is like.I've been happy to allow standouts at Fais Do Do and Congo Square to monopolize my time, back and forth, back and forth, with many extended listens. But I can't let today's other stages feel left out, so I check my Fest road map and tear away for a mid-afternoon lap of other offerings, including a personal serenade from Mr. Okra, the last of the great New Orleans singing street vendors.
Galactic, a standout at the all-day freebie shows presented by the Louisiana Music Factory (one of the best little record stores in the land) during the week, is again bubbling through a smart n' spacey jam at Acura. Nearby at the WWOZ Jazz Tent, Christian Scott is leading some explosive, Miles-y syncopations that include his paean to a run-in with the cops, "Ku Klux Police Dept." Same place, trombonist Delfeayo Marsalis leads his Uptown Orchestra in a Second Line parade through the crowd to exit from the stage.
As I breeze by Jazz & Heritage, the Paulin Brothers are slinking through brass band traditions.
Piano legend James Booker is getting a real mixed bag of a tribute at the Blues Tent, pushing me to the McDonogh #35 High School Gospel Choir, who are really ripping up the Gospel Tent. I make a note to buy the live recording of the set, one of dozens of CDs available at the Jazz Fest Live booth.
Cyndi Lauper? Oh yeah, she has that new Memphis Blues album, and a stroll by Gentilly confirms that she has the pipes to pull it off. Wilco's return to Jazz Fest is a puzzle, as they handicap their beauteous rock melodies by continuing to explore their inner rock'n'roll wanker. Too much noise. They really should know better, so "No It's Not OK." Even in the back, the mix is deafening, even for the deaf among us, and I'm pushed back over to Congo Sqaure.
Lucky me, because saxman Maceo Parker is passin' the peas with his old JBs trumpet buddy Pee Wee Ellis. The well-groomed, crackerjack, soul power show would have made their late boss James Brown proud. It's easily one the Fest's best sets.
Today's t-shirt: B AC ON, spelled out in symbols from the table of elements.
Friday's Group Efforts
One attraction of Jazz Fest is the collaborations that can only happen in NO LA, like Meters guitarist Leo Nocentelli scorching a lead while sitting in with the Soul Rebels on "Save My Head," a cut from on the brass band's upcoming Rounder album. Another draw? Following a group like Souls Rebels from Thursdays at Le Bon Temps Rouler to "representing for the 504" on the big Acura stage at Fest.
I hang out at FDD to listen to Bruce Daigrepont's band sing about why they'd rather go to a Fais Do Do than a discotheque. I've all but forgotten the blister that's been pestering my foot since last Saturday. I fill up on pecan catfish with meuniere sauce and then on some of that old-time religion with the Electrifying Crown Seekers. Then I bounce across David Toranowsky's "Feur Debris" with George Porter, Jr., and catch some of Bonerama's hip riff-a-rama. You gotta love a band with all them trombones.Kermit Ruffin's covers of Black Eyed Peas and Sly Stone are a bit ragged. Better Than Ezra's cover of Springsteen's "Born To Run" is amusing, I guess. But Buckwheat Zydeco, back on accordion again, is absolutely blistering the Gentilly crowd with his hyper-rhythms and he throws in a little Bob Marley "Peace Love and Happiness" for good measure.
It's about this time that I notice a now-yearly metamorphosis of Jazz Fest attendees is taking place. Right before my eyes, the music fans that have, so far, dominated are being replaced by music tourists. You know, people who waddle past stages like they're dragging kids around a shopping mall, texting and only half listening to the music for which they've paid the cost of admission. When the tourists start reacting to Roddie Romero & the Hub City as though the Cajun-leaning hard rockers are just another Yo Dude! Bar Band and then prevent me from hearing the Stanton Moore Trio over their jabber at Lagniappe... . Well, yeah, uh-oh, your Fest boy is getting cranky.
After some fortification via a tasty cochon du lait po'boy, I seek refuge in the air conditioning and acoustic laments of Yvette Landry and Richard Comeaux (Lil' Band of Gold) to be found in the grandstand. Ahhh, sanity. Taking a more Zen approach to navigation of the ever-thickening crowds around Gentilly (in anticipation of Willie Nelson) and Acura (Arcade Fire) helps my mood. As does a stroll through booths in the Crafts area, where I dote on Josh Cote's groovily gruesome wire creatures, Micheal Paul Coite's wildly-staged photographic works, and the slightly twisted paintings of John Whipple.Mentally prepared, I set out for the overflowing Gentilly, where living legend Willie is working through semi-acoustic versions of just about every tune in the Honky Tonk Hits songbook. Sing-alongs like "On the Road Again," "Hey Good Lookin'," and "Always on My Mind" anchor the medley.
But it's over at Acura where the set that everyone will be tweeting about later is happening. Arcade Fire sound rich and wide. Humongous, really. Singer Win Butler is giving shouts out to the "cultural jewel" of New Orleans as well as the Haitian presence at Jazz Fest (Arcade Fire has previously shared a stage with RAM of Haiti). Meanwhile, I sort of wish I was lying somewhere in front of the stage, getting bathed in the sounds of "No Cars Go" and "Intervention." That ain't gonna happen, so I embrace my vantage point on the perimeter. It only gets better when Cyndi Lauper joins in for a few majestic encores, including a version of "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" that has her trading lines with Regine Chassagne and outshines Lauper's own band from the previous day.Today's t-shirt: Lil Wayne for President
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On the way into the Fair Grounds on Saturday, a minivan emblazoned with "Buffett or Bust" warns me of the crowd crunch I'm likely to experience about midday. Undaunted, I start another sunny, hot day with an extended stay at the Gospel Tent for the new-to-me "high praise" of the Veal Brothers organ combo. Over at Fais Do Do, D.L. Menard's country-Cajun two-step--"yeah, you right"--and Geno Delafose's French Rockin' Boogie feed into the elevated mood. There aren't many musicians who can rock a line like "I got a camel, he likes to ramble." Geno can.
I can make out Marcia Ball's knee-bouncing boogie, drifting over from Gentilly, before I shuffle over to the breezy, excitable dance and drum "mizik rasin" of RAM (the initials of lead singer Richard A. Morse, cousin of the new president of Haiti), one of several Fest appearances for the Haitian group, and then the jam-out of NOLA greats for the Voice Of The Wetlands All Stars. I fall into the second line parade behind the Pigeon Town Steppers Social Aid and Pleasure Club and follow them as far as the Native American Pow Wow over in the Folklife Village.It's a short hop from there to Bill Kirchen, he of Commander Cody and hot-handed guitar fame, who is filling "Hot Rod Lincoln," the finale of his "sax-ual healing," rock'n'twang, truck-driving soundtracks set at Lagniappe with several dozen instant-homage guitar breaks that rip through stylists from Marty Robbins to Johnny Cash to Sex Pistols to Stevie and several other Rays.
HBO's Treme, filming all over town this week, including its own staging of a famed music festival, has made something of rock star of Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews. And now, on songs like "Show Me Something Beautiful," he sings nearly as much as he blows trombone or trumpet on the big-time arrangements. But there's no getting anywhere close to a reasonable view of him at Gentilly, so it's off to Kirk Joseph's Tuba Tuba. "That sh*t was cold!" exclaims one of the five tuba/Sousaphone players after one particularly funky stroll, as though he was dumbfounded that Conn musical instruments hadn't yet signed them up for an endorsement deal.
Watson Memorial Teaching Ministries lets me know that "Ain't nobody there but the devil" as I pass through the Gospel Tent and then by the multi-layered party-gras rhythms and chants of the exquisitely primal 101 Runners to another group of perennial top performers, Beausoleil avec Michael Doucet. Beausoleil will remain Kings of Cajun until someone can knock them off the throne.
My, my, where has the time gone? It's already time for today's headliners. I'm not much of a Jimmy Buffett fan (understatement), and I'm even less of an admirer of Buffett's loud (in too many ways) parrothead fan base. Of course, today they're no more annoying than all the other spring-break types who can't walk the extra 20 feet to recycle their lite beer cans. In any case, "Cheeseburger in Paradise" sounds too thin to be ironic and it's over to the Blues Tent for me.There, 81-year-old Bobby "Blue" Bland is still staking his ownership of "Stormy Monday." I love Aaron Neville's voice over at the Gospel Tent, but these days it reminds me of those depressing post-Katrina Red Cross commercials. Then I'm off to the Strokes, who are good and loud but maybe a little flat in an abbreviated set. I can't decide whether to "Take It Or Leave It" but I stick around for the obligatory faux encore. It never comes -- two points for the Strokes. So I'm back to Ms. Lauryn Hill, who has overcome some early set missteps and now is working her "black magic" vocal strut for an overflow Congo Square crowd. The day ends next door with a zydeco dance-floor par-tee hosted by CJ Chenier and the Red Hot Louisiana Band.
It's an upbeat end to a tiring day. A look down at my protesting feet has me wondering if I'm not music, sun and funned out with one more Fest day still to go.
Today's t-shirt: Morgus (the chiller theater icon).
A Day for Muthas
Having marshaled my energies for the Fest's 2011 grand finale, I'm rewarded early on by Dee-1's socially conscious raps backed by a live band, though not as big as Mystikal's full soul revue from yesterday. Dee-1 and crew's jazz-rock improvs thoroughly hammer a set list that includes "One Man Army."
The happy rewards continue with Feufollet. There's a sophisticated backroads swoon to the young, Grammy-nominated band's modern-rockist songwriting and melodies. Their set list also benefits from the quintet's sense for re-discovering rarities in the Cajun tradition, one that matches a playfulness yielding little surprises like their Cajun-French adaptation of the theme for That '70s Show. The fare is a bit less innocent as I zag into the Congo crowd. "She like it like THIS and she like it like THAT," sings the Rebirth Brass Band, now 28 years young with a new CD on Basin Street, a premier New Orleans record label, as they stretch out on tight, hard-line jams.A loop around the track that takes me by Anders Osborne, Henry Butler, Grandpa Elliot (Playing for Change) and Chubby Carrier reminds me (unnecessarily, really) how much unique music calls Louisiana home. By the time I stop back by Congo Square for a few minutes of the wind-blown "konpu" grooves of veteran Haitian group Tabou Combo, I'm feeling that I've already gotten my Sunday money's worth. Can't stop now, though. It's as if I need to stockpile as much of the buzz of Jazz Fest 2011's music highs as possible so that I don't run out before Jazz Fest 2012.
I don't mind that Kid Rock was signed up to play Jazz Fest as much as some, and the Kid's set is solid. But, except for a guest shot by the ubiquitous Trombone Shorty, I'm not feeling the cultural connections between the Gulf region and "Cowboy." After I look around to make sure I'm not attending Coachella by mistake, I move on to Mr. I-10 himself, Sonny Landreth, and his unmistakable slide guitar tone.
Michael Franti covers a lot of ground with Spearhead, roaming through appealing sunshine-rockers that are sometimes more anthemic (a la U2) than Afro-centric. The mélange builds to a shirt-waving finale of "I'll Be Waiting." Kinda cool. I'm moving kinda slow now, but not as slow as the waddlers blocking my path to Chris Thile and the Punch Brothers. At least the waddlers are moving; a large block of the Sunday crowd is spread out on blankets and lawn chairs, looking worse for the wear of their "when DID did I get home?" Saturday nights.
Impressively well-dressed bluegrass pickin is spilling from the stage at the Punch Brothers' set (the name is from a Mark Twain short story). The acoustic quintet can't fully extend their front-porch vibe to all the Fais Do Do listeners but it's an energized gem of a performance nonetheless. There's more top-shelf musicianship on display at the Jazz Tent, where percussionist Bill Summers joins buddy Irvin Mayfield and his 19-piece New Orleans Jazz Orchestra for masterful set that draws from Mayfield's new CD and book, A Love Letter To New Orleans.
A look at the watch reveals it's time for the "au revoir" lap to wrap up Fest 2011. The music marathon of just the past couple of hours has been dizzying enough, let alone the dozens of hours of music offerings over the past seven days. At this point, I'm operating on shrimp-n-grits fumes; I can almost hear George Harrison singing a chorus of "It's all too much" in my head.I know I'll be at the Acura Stage around 7:15 for Aaron Neville's "Amazing Grace" concluding benediction, so first I pay my respects to singer-trombonist and "Treme" actor Glen David Andrews, whose preacher-man baritone is closing the Gospel Tent with help from trumpeter Irvin Mayfield. Then I take in RAM of Haiti one last time. (Hmm, I wonder if any of these RAM moves are fertility dances? It IS Mothers Day after all.)
I hop by manic, funked-out Pentacostal pedal-steel work by Robert Randolph & the Family Band and listen to Gov't Mule's Warren Haynes, Beausoleil's Michael Ducet, Bonerama's Mark and other friends help the Radiators say their Fest farewell, at least for their current lineup of 33 years, with a signature blast of funky "fish-head" swamp rock. I watch Mayor Landrieu don a scrub board vest for a cameo with Rockin Dopsie Jr. and the Zydeco Twisters before planting myself at the Jazz Tent, where 80-year old sax giant Sonny Rollins is deep into exploring definitions of bop and cool with his backing quartet. Brilliant.
When I get to the Neville Brothers' revelry over at Acura, Irvin Mayfield is helping out on the old Meters chestnut, "Cissy Strut." "You are all Nevilles," Cyril Neville tells the audience when he's done introducing a few generations of his family onstage for Jazz Fest's traditional closing set. An intense "Indian Red" leads to the top-off, Aaron Neville's warm and soulful croon of "Amazing Grace." As another writer offered: "Aaron's voice has a way of making one feel homesick even when they're near home."And I'm already homesick for Jazz Fest.
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Waban, Mass. — Sam's Club and Amazon.com provide the best customer experience in retail, a survey of 10,000 shoppers revealed.
Conversely, RadioShack came in last place among retailers for the third consecutive year; T-Mobile, Sprint and AT&T carrier stores were deemed only marginally better; and Best Buy, Walmart and, surprisingly, Apple Stores were given middling ratings of just "OK," according to the online poll, conducted in January by The Temkin Group.
The retail sector itself tied for third place out of 19 industries evaluated, with 36 out of the 44 retailers included in the study earning a "good" or "excellent" rating.
The rankings, based on a 100-point scale, measure three components: functionality (customers' ability to accomplish what they want), accessibility (ease of working with the company), and emotion (how consumers feel about their interactions).
"The retail industry remains one of the better sectors for customer experience, but RadioShack is a real black sheep in the industry," observed managing partner Bruce Temkin.
Among the findings:
* Amazon and Sam's Club each earned ratings of 81 percent, tying for fifth place across all industries.
* Six other retailers were in the top 20 of all industries, including Costco (tied for No. 13) and BJ's Wholesale and Walgreens (tied for No. 20).
* RadioShack earned a "poor" rating of 58 percent, scoring lowest across all three metrics (functional, accessible and emotional).
* Amazon and Costco were top-rated for functionality.
* Office Depot (up 11 percentage points) and Barnes & Noble (up 8 percentage points) showed the largest improvement across all industries from 2012.
* Sam's Club and Lowe's, each down 4 percentage points, had the largest declines from last year.
* The average rating for the retail sector increased from 71 percent in 2012 to 74 percent this year.
* The top-ranked company across all industries was the Publix grocery chain, followed by Trader Joe's.
The Temkin Experience Ratings are based on consumers' evaluations of their interactions with companies over the prior two months. The full report can be accessed at TemkinRatings.com.
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I feel it's better to sing about these things ourselves and perform them with the people who it happened to than to have some journalist one day say 'then in 1971, one time when they were at the mudshark hotel...' But people have problems with things of a glandular nature in connection with things of a musical nature. They say why, music is way up here, and glands are way down there and they can't get 'em together, but then they are hypocritical because they take a band that doesn't sing about such things directly and couches their language a little and does it with a little choreography and say that that's great and that's real rock and roll. I maintain that there's no difference, we're just honest enough to get up and say 'this is this and that's that and here you are and respond to it' and the response is 'why... I'm hip, but of course I am offended'.


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This dress, in satin finish jersey, is so versatile it can be dressed up or down to suit any occasion. Ideal party dress, it is also perfect for travelling and a great solution for bridesmaid dresses.
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Skirt length is 65cm (25.5'') and sashes are approximately 210cm (82.5'') long (I know it seems long but you need the length to wrap around you several times and still have some sash left to create a bow or tie). It is best worn with a stick on bra for the most dramatic effect or you can purchase a Matching Bandeau Top for £10 which offers more coverage. A covered rubber elastic along neckline keeps bandeau in place, and the raw edge finish at the hem insure a no show under the dress. Sizes are XSmall UK6 Small UK8/10, medium UK12/14, large UK116/18. If you require a different size bandeau than the dress size please contact me via the "Ask the Seller a Question"
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The first 2014 Carnival of Latin America and the Caribbean
Monday, January 6th, 2014BRAZIL
Brazil's fighter jet decision
Photos: Violent protests in Chile
Chilean miracle miners back in spotlight, with Antonio Banderas.
Bogota needs a "Bloomberg"; maybe, but it'll do much better with a Giuliani.
Reuters shocked…. shocked! … by Cuban car pricing
Mujeres: la carne barata de la revolución
The media
The most absurdly oblivious headline you'll read all year
Haitians without a nation
A ruling in the Dominican Republic divides immigrants in Boston
USAID to Pull Out of Ecuador
Organization cites efforts of Correa admin to stifle aid programs
Sitting in the Ecuadorian embassy, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange derides Catholic confessional system but can't come up with an original thought.
Election fraud in Honduras
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Opponents of the 1993 agreement have been proven definitively wrong.
Mexico 2013: End of the Year Reflections and the Year to Come
Suspected leader of Mexican drug cartel nabbed at Amsterdam airport, via Gates of Vienna.
Trouble at the Panama Canal
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THE $5.25 billion expansion of the Panama Canal is one of the world's great infrastructure projects, aimed at enabling giant mega-tankers to pass through the 100-year-old waterway between the Atlantic and the Pacific. So a threat by an international consortium, led by Spain's Sacyr, to halt construction work on January 20th if the Panama Canal Authority (PCA) doesn't pay it $1.6 billion for cost overruns, is serious. The amount it is claiming is fully half the $3.2 billion it bid in 2009 for its part of the project.Jorge Quijano, administrator of the PCA, told The Economist that the authority would not pay the money because cost increases were accounted for in the contract.
Panama Canal expansion: Spain steps in to negotiations
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Puerto Rico Marijuana Reform Gets A Second Life
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Venezuelan Central Bank Joins The Dark Side
The inflationary monster (in Spanish)
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i hope some of you have been wanting these TBoys too :3 i hope you like them, i have made a total of 3, the ones you see in the pictures below and a black n white version with the tag on black, this would not have been possible without mr greenelf, who gave me shin's signature to make these :)
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Light blue and pink would certainly look good in my collection! thanks for custom Carlos!
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A New Hampshire woman will always remember how she was proposed to. That's because it was caught on a police dashcam.
Samantha Labo's boyfriend came up with this idea because the two of them met back in college when they were busted at a party where there was underage drinking.
Her boyfriend Matt Van Vliet enlisted the help of his local police department for the proposal.
The video starts out with the police pulling him and his girlfriend over.
Eventually, the police bring Matt out of the car and pretend to handcuff him. However, instead of handcuffs, Matt pulls out a ring from behind him and proposes to his girl.
You can hear her shocked and happy at the same time. A crowd quickly gathers and cheers the couple on.
"Thank you New London Police for contributing and being apart [sic] of our special day!" Labo writes in her YouTube video.
A lot of viewers were making light of the creative proposal.
Ryan Bitzer wrote, "Not the most romantic proposal ever, but still creative! Congrats to the couple!
Another viewer suggested even more, "You should of let the cops shoot you while you tried to run away, with fake blood etc...That would be epic."
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DETROIT (AP) General Motors is recalling more than 145,000 pickup trucks because the hoods can fly open unexpectedly and block the driver's vision.
The recall affects Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon midsize trucks from the 2010 through 2012 model years. Most of the trucks were sold in North America.
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says some of the trucks may not have a secondary hood latch. If the main latch isn't fastened, the hoods can open while the trucks are in motion.
GM said Thursday that it doesn't know of any crashes or injuries caused by the problem. The automaker traced the problem to a parts supplier after getting four reports of trucks with missing secondary latches.
Owners will have the option of checking the hoods for the secondary latch or taking it to a dealer. If there's no secondary latch, GM will replace the hoods free of charge.
The recall includes 118,800 trucks in the U.S., 15,264 in Canada, 7,492 in Mexico and just over 4,000 in other countries, GM said in a statement. Owners are expected to get recall notices in the mail starting next month.
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Jake Carlson and Laura Bordson say they're taking each day as it comes. That's all they can do, given the fact that the cancer attacking Carlson has been diagnosed in only 200 people.By: John Lundy, Duluth News Tribune
Jake Carlson and Laura Bordson say they're taking each day as it comes.
That's all they can do, given the fact that the cancer attacking Carlson has been diagnosed in only 200 people.
Carlson, 28, of Hermantown was working as a landscaper June 28 when he suddenly felt stabbing pains in his abdomen. Carlson and Bordson, 24, Hermantown natives who have been a couple for 3½ years, thought it must be appendicitis.
But a CT scan revealed something more alarming: a mass of 11 tumors in his abdomen.
Carlson, who had played hockey at Hermantown High School, at the junior league-level and in college without so much as a broken bone, learned on July 5 that without immediate, extreme treatment, he might have only two months to live.
It was devastating for Carlson and Bordson, who have two young children — Boston, now 2, and Scarlett, now 1. It was equally devastating for their parents.
"In that split-second, our lives changed," said Carlson's mother, Terry Carlson, 51, of Hermantown.
It was the beginning of a roller-coaster of developments for Jake Carlson and his loved ones.
A biopsy had revealed that Carlson has desmoplastic small round cell tumors, a form of soft-tissue sarcoma that wasn't identified until 1989. Since then, 200 cases have been identified, with most afflicting adolescent or young adult males. No cause has been determined.
Dr. Jonathan Sande, an oncologist at Essentia Health, told Carlson he had seen it only once. But Sande had a contact: Dr. Brenda Weigel, a pediatric oncologist at the University of Minnesota Amplatz Children's Hospital, who has treated 24 of the known cases.
The first desmoplastic small round cell tumor patient Weigel treated 17 years ago is still alive, Jake Carlson said.
"The whole outlook changed, saying I could beat this," he said.
Carlson underwent aggressive rounds of chemotherapy. Weigel outlined the treatment, which took place in Duluth. A scan in October showed a 20 percent shrinkage of the mass, and by December it was down another 20 percent. It leveled off at 50 percent in February.
Weigel told them that was to be expected. They'd have to turn to a different form of chemo.
The goal is to reach at least 60 percent shrinkage so the oncology surgeon can operate, Terry Carlson said.
Jake Carlson has had his own stem cells harvested. After surgery and another round of chemo, he will receive his own stem cells to promote healing. "And, hopefully, that will be the end of it," he said.
Because this form of cancer is so rare, there really is no prognosis, Jake Carlson said.
"Every case is different, and everybody reacts differently," Bordson said.
The good news is that he didn't have any signs and symptoms pointing to cancer, such as weird blood counts, weight loss and fatigue, she said. "He is very strong."
And when he's not going through chemotherapy, Carlson feels fine, he said. The sharp pains that alerted him that something was wrong have never returned.
Carlson got his environmental science degree from Northland College in Ashland a month before the cancer announced itself. He hasn't been able to return to work, but he hopes eventually to work as an environmental consultant or researcher.
In the meantime, he and Bordson are focusing their energies on beating cancer and on caring for their children. MinnesotaCare covers most medical expenses, but friends and community members have put together a fundraiser to provide for Boston and Scarlett.
Family members say they're thankful for the community's support, and they've relied on their faith to get them through the experience.
"Probably the most important thing in all of this is our faith and prayer," Terry Carlson said. "That's what we live on every day."
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TLU tops U.S. News 2013 Best Value in the West List
University ranks third for Best Regional College
SEGUIN, TX – Sept. 13, 2012
– Texas Lutheran University (TLU) is at the top of this year's
U.S. News
Best Colleges rankings among colleges in the Western region, ranking third overall, and first on the list for Best Value.
"This recognition highlights two great messages: TLU delivers outstanding quality, at a cost that is affordable. Everyone familiar with TLU already knows that our faculty and staff deliver a consistently superior educational experience and the value of a TLU degree commands great respect in the market," said TLU President Dr. Stuart Dorsey. "The fact that TLU ranks first as the Best Value among western colleges is especially welcome news to students and parents who are focused on value in this difficult economy."
Rankings are based on data collected by
U.S. News
in several categories, including academic reputation, admissions selectivity, faculty resources, retention, graduation rates and alumni support.
U.S. News
then ranks colleges and universities in classifications based upon region and classification.
TLU earns the No. 1 spot in the West for Best Value based upon its high overall ranking combined with modest net cost of attendance for a student who receives the average level of need-based financial aid. According to
U.S. News
, the higher the quality of the program and the lower the cost, the better the deal. Only schools ranked in or near the top half of their categories are included, because
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considers the most significant values to be among colleges that are above average academically.
About TLU
Founded in 1891, Texas Lutheran is an undergraduate university of the liberal arts, sciences and professional studies located in Seguin. For more information, visit the university's website at www.tlu.edu.
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The premium market for coffee continues to gain ground, according to an August 2012 report from Santa Monica, Calif.-based IBISWorld. "Consumers educated themselves more about coffee beans and traded up in quality over the five years to 2012," the report stated.
Premium outlook for coffee
Economic times might be helping to entice consumers to opt for in-home coffee consumption; however, consumers are finding ways to ensure that their cups of coffee at home are just as enjoyable.
Gevalia coffee
Previously available online only, Gevalia coffee will be available in retailers in the United States for the first time in January through Kraft Foods Inc.