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Rockport Music in the News
January 30, 2013 Radius Ensemble Show Inspiring [Wicked Local]
January 26, 2013 Radius Ensemble at Rockport Music [Gloucester Times]
January 26, 2013 Rockport Ramblings: Radius Ensemble [Gloucester Times]
January 18, 2013 New Concerts [Good Morning Gloucester]
January 12, 2013 Coming Up in Littleton [Wicked Local]
January 12, 2013 Rockport Ramblings [Gloucester Times]
January 10, 2013 Shalin Liu Welcomes 2013 [Eagle Tribune]
January 9, 2013 Embracing the Classics of South America with Pianist Wendy Chen [Wicked Local]
January 8, 2013 2012 A Great Year For The Arts On Cape Ann [Wicked Local]
January 3, 2013 This Week's Distractions [NoBo Magazine]
January 3, 2013 Rockport Music staging flamenco, quiz show [Gloucester Times]
January 3, 2013 Spouses to Play at Coffee House [Gloucester Times]
January 1, 2013 New Year's Rockport Style [Gloucester Times]
December 29, 2012 Rockport Ready to Ring in Another New Year [Gloucester Times]
December 23, 2012 Top Ten Performances of 2012 [Boston Classical Review]
December 20, 2012 Living Nativity Pageant [Gloucester Times]
December 20, 2012 Interview with Celtic Sojourn's Brian O'Donovan [Arts Fuse]
December 14, 2012 Arts and Culture Bulletin [North of Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau]
December 7, 2012 Concerts Coming to Schools [Gloucester Times]
December 4, 2012 Rockport At Christmas [Boston Globe]
December 4, 2012 Cyrus Chestnut [Beacon Hill Times]
November 30, 2012 Music For Your Weekend [Boston Music Spotlight]
November 30, 2012 Guide to Christmas Concerts [Boston Music Spotlight]
November 28, 2012 Two Free Holiday Shows on tap in Rockport [Gloucester Times]
November 17, 2012 Boston Globe Critics Picks Holiday Arts Preview [Boston Globe]
November 6, 2012 AGH Rockport Forum Rescheduled [Gloucester Times]
October 16, 2012 Classical Jam Brings Classical Improv [Wicked Local]
October 11, 2012 Rockport Music's Shalin Liu Performance Center [The Arts Fuse]
October 11, 2012 Rockport Hosts Palette of Musical Offerings [Gloucester Times]
October 10, 2012 Rockport Poised to Hail Harvest [Gloucester Times]
October 4, 2012 Taking Tango to New Places [Gloucester Times]
September 30, 2012 Rockport Music presents sounds from around the globe [Boston Globe]
September 27, 2012 Short Stuff – Manhattan Film Festival [Gloucester Times]
September 19, 2012 A Whole Lotta Jamming At The Shalin Liu [Gloucester Times]
September 14, 2012 REVIEW: Lend Me A Tenor A Night Full of Laughs [Wicked Local]
September 13, 2012 Lend Me A Tenor performed at Shalin Liu Performance Center [Gloucester Times]
September 13, 2012 Around Cape Ann: MET and James Cotton [Gloucester Times]
September 11, 2012 Coming Up Classical [Wicked Local]
September 9, 2012 A Theatre Veteran [Boston.com]
September 6, 2012 Around Cape Ann: Judy Collins [Gloucester Times]
August 23, 2012 Yoko Miwa Has A Fantastic Time at Shalin Liu Performance Center [Yoko Miwa]
August 23, 2012 Opera by the Sea [Gloucester Times]
August 17, 2012 Roy Haynes at Jazz Festival [MassJazz]
August 17, 2012 Radius Ensemble at Rockport Music [Boston Globe]
August 16, 2012 At 87, Roy Haynes Still Follows His Own Beat [Boston.com]
August 08, 2012 There's a Festival for you this month! [Gloucester Times]
July 25, 2012 Rockport Music Expands Repertoire and Audio Equipment [Electronic Musician]
July 25, 2012 Guthrie Tops 12-13 Slate [Gloucester Times]
July 19, 2012 Latin Jazz Star Performs in Rockport [Mass Jazz Blogspot]
July 19, 2012 Latin Jazz Star Performs in Rockport [Mass Jazz Blogspot]
July 17, 2012 Northshore Magazine BONS 2012 – Best Live Music Venue [Northshore Magazine]
July 17, 2012 Bach's Violin, complete [Gloucester Times]
July 17, 2012 Rockport Music's Bravura Closer [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
July 17, 2012 Violinist Imbues Bach with a Universe of Harmony [Boston.com]
June 16, 2012 Fuse Concert Review: A Dazzling Performance by A Far Cry [Arts Fuse]
July 15, 2012 Probing Emotional Depths of Bach's Sei Solo [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
July 15, 2012 Jupiter Quartet Superb in Rockport [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
July 13, 2012 Benjamin Bagby Dynamic at Rockport Music [Wicked Local]
July 9, 2012 Bach Aboungs [Boston.com]
July 6, 2012 Pretty Cool Up There on the Giants' Shoulders [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
July 2, 2012 Journey of Exploration with Surprises [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
July 2, 2012 Bruce Brubaker Captivates [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
July 1, 2012 Bruce Brubaker Delights [Boston.com]
June 29, 2012 Youth, Remembrance from BSO Chamber Players [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
June 28, 2012 Boston Symphony Chamber Players A Real Treat at RCMF [Wicked Local]
June 28, 2012 Bruce Brubaker to Perform Modernist Works [Wicked Local]
June 26, 2012 Calder Quartet Awesome [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
June 25, 2012 Calder Quartet Delivers [Boston.com]
June 25, 2012 Double Bass Unusual Repertoire at Rockport [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
June 25, 2012 Stoltzmans Cool and Manic [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
June 23, 2012 Stoltzmans Enegertic and Full of Humor [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
June 23, 2012 Calder Quartet Fab Four [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
June 21, 2012 Calder Quartet Precisely Right [Wicked Local]
June 21, 2012 Beat City Art Ensemble in Around Cape Ann [Gloucester Times]
June 20, 2012 Upcoming Music Events Around Boston [The Boston Globe]
June 19, 2012 Red Priest Typically Atypical [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
June 19, 2012 Calder Quartet Amazing [Wicked Local]
June 18, 2012 Boston Musica Viva's Inventive Contrasts [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
June 18, 2012 Parker Quartet Delivers [Boston.com]
June 17, 2012 Parker Quartet Gives Rockport Something Big [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
June 16, 2012 Stormy Backdrop Adds to Early Music Concert (Jordi Savall) [Gloucester Times]
June 16, 2012 Dazzling Performance by A Far Cry [Arts Fuse]
June 15, 2012 Parker Quartet Shines [Wicked Local]
June 15, 2012 Passionate Far Cry [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
June, 2012 RCMF WGBH Radio Broadcast [WGBH]
June, 2012 New England Summer Festivals [WGBH]
June 14, 2012 Musica Viva Brings Unique Taste to Rockport [Gloucester Times]
June 11, 2012 Pierrot Performance Wins out at Rockport [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
June 11, 2012 Martinez Hunts for Individuality at Rockport [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
June 11, 2012 Jordi Savall Brings Early Spanish Music to Shalin Liu [Boston.com]
June 10, 2012 Savall Shines at Rockport [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
June 9, 2012 Rockport Music Closes Campaign Gap [Boston Globe]
June 8, 2012 Shalin Liu Tops Off Capital Campaign [Gloucester Times]
June7, 2012 Free Concert by Teen Composers [Wicked Local]
June 7, 2012 Leon Fleisher Makes Grand Opening [Wicked Local]
June 7, 2012 Musical Legend Takes Shalin Liu Stage [Gloucester Times]
June 3, 2012 Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire at 100 [Boston.com]
May 31, 2012 CMF Begins June 7 [Wicked Local]
April 26, 2012 RHS Seniors Farewell Concert at SLPC [Gloucester Times]
April 18, 2012 New BSO Quintet Debuts at Rockport [Gloucester Times]
April 19, 2012 Innovative Harpist bound for Shalin Liu [Gloucester Times]
April 15, 2012 Guardians of the Gates 2 [Boston.com]
April 12, 2012 Guardians of the Gates Film Screening [Gloucester Times]
April 6, 2012 Teen Musicians, Singer Offer Free Performance [Gloucester Times]
April 5, 2012 Around Cape Ann [Gloucester Times]
3/29/12 Annalivia Free Concert [Wicked Local]
3/29/12 Around Cape Ann [Gloucester Times]
3/25/12 Cultural District Status [Gloucester Times]
3/22/12 Cultural District Nods [Gloucester Times]
3/20/12 Rocky Neck, Rockport in line for cultural lifts [Gloucester Times]
3/16/12 Saluting the Irish in Song [Gloucester Times]
3/10/12 Rockport Ramblings: Plans for Rockport's egg hunt in the works [Gloucester Times]
3/8/12 Russian pianist in Shalin Liu solo show [Gloucester Daily Times]
3/8/12 Young Russian pianist Vassily Primakov brings Schumann and Chopin to Rockport [Wicked Local]
3/7/12 seARTS meeting explores districts devoted to arts communities [Wicked Local]
02/28/12 New England Summer Festivals [WGBH]
02/27/12 Rockport Chamber Music Festival announces concerts for 2012 [Wicked Local]
02/24/12 Hot summer plans at Rockport Music [Gloucester Times]
02/24/12 Rockport Music's summer slate [Boston.com]
02/24/12 Why Did My Newspaper Do That: Choosing what goes 'above the fold' [Gloucester Times]
02/05/12 Critic's picks: Classical music [Boston.com]
01/14/12 Rockport rides wave of expanded schedule [BOSTON.COM]
01/12/12 Kreskin Comes to Rockport [Gloucester Times]
01/11/12 Clemens Teufel piano concert in Rockport [Wicked Local]
01/08/12 The Amazing Kreskin at Shalin Liu in Rockport [Wicked Local]
01/08/12 Globe North: Best bets [BOSTON.COM]
01/05/12 Shalin Liu's January slate ranges from Kreskin to Chelsea [Gloucester Times]
January/February 2012 - Built For A Song: New music performance hall graces popular Massachusetts seaside resort [Constructor]
12/29/11 Best of 2011: Classical/Opera [Wicked Local]
12/29/11 YEAR IN REVIEW: Bravo for the concerto [Patriot Ledger]
12/25/11 Highlights of 2011 in classical music [BOSTON.COM]
12/13/11 Christmas in Rockport: Pageant highlights this weekend's events [Wicked Local]
12/02/11 Rockport Ramblings: Spotlight shines today on Santa, Nangles' holiday tree [Gloucester Times]
12/02/11 December Music & Films At Essex County's Rockport Music [Hawthorne Commons]
12/01/11 Hyslop enhances Rockport concert experiences with intriguing program notes [Wicked Local]
10/20/11 Jazz pianist Ahmad Jamal performs at Rockport Music's gala benefit Jazz On The Rocks [Gloucester Daily Times]
10/18/11 Brentano String Quartet concert review [Boston Music Intelligencer]
10/17/11 Brentano String Quartet review [Boston Globe]
10/03/11 Sublime Dialogue at Rockport [The Boston Music Intelligencer]
10/02/11 Letter: Rockport Music takes school outreach to new levels [Gloucester Daily Times]
9/29/11 Pianist Richard Good to perform Schumann and Chopin at Shalin Liu [Wicked Local, Rockport, MA]
09/11/11 Seeking new resonance from shards of the past [Boston Globe]
08/10/11 A night of 'Ladino' [Gloucester Daily Times]
08/10/11 Best Bet: Guy Mendilow Band [Boston Globe]
07/28/11 Weekend of Music at Shalin Liu [Gloucester Daily Times]
07/28/11 Shalin Liu goes fashion [Gloucester Daily Times]
07/27/11 VIDEO: Rockport Peformance Center [WGBH Greater Boston]
07/27/11 Up close and personal with Paula Cole [Gloucester Daily Times]
07/24/11 Merchants hoping concert hall makes Rockport a year-round draw [Boston Globe]
07/21/11 Russell Sherman Plays Schumann and Liszt at Rockport Chamber Music [The Berkshire Review]
07/20/11 Sherman's Magic [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
07/20/11 Cutler Premier Drawn and Quartered by NSCQ [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
07/19/11 Sherman does it his way [Boston Globe]
07/17/11 Calmus at Home with Humor [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
07/16/11 Rock-Solid Borromeo in Rockport [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
07/14/11 A zany spin on musical piracy [Boston Globe]
07/15/11 Growing Rockport Music announces new slate [Gloucester Daily Times]
07/12/11 Russian Invade Rockport with Panache [The Boston Musical Intelligencer]
07/09/11 An exploration of Ziporyn in Rockport [Boston Globe]
07/08/11 An introduction to Ziporyn in Rockport (Boston Globe)
07/01/11 Critic's Picks (Boston Globe)
06/28/11 Stirring sights and sounds in a spectacular day at Shalin Liu [Boston Globe]
06/27/11 Leisner shared the spotlight…and the glory. (The Boston Musical Intelligencer)
06/27/11 Fuse Classical Music Review: Musical Power Couple Wow Rockport [Arts Fuse]
06/26/11 Daedelus, Rangell Offered Refreshing Blend (The Boston Musical Intelligencer)
06/21/11 Riveting Messiaen From Claremont Trio (The Boston Musical Intelligencer)
06/20/11 Fuse Classical Music Review: Pianist Marc-Andre Hamelin Seduces Rockport [Arts Fuse]
06/20/11 Jupiter's Genius Pairing of Beethoven, Bartók [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
06/20/11 Hamelin brings waves of notes to Rockport [Boston Globe]
06/18/11 The Lure of Hamelin [The Boston Musical Intelligencer]
06/16/11 With Jupiter at Rockport, Everything in its Right Place [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
06/14/11 What a site. What a Group. A Far Cry Rocks. [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
06/14/11 A powerful performance from A Far Cry [Boston Globe]
06/13/11 Sensitive Lyricism from Jackiw and Vonsattel [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
06/13/11 Impassioned Performance of Impassioned Pieces [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
06/11/11 Wow! Playing by Ikarus for Rockport Opening [Boston Musical Intelligencer]
06/10/11 Rockport opens with a tribute [Boston Globe]
06/08/11 Chamber Fest launches Year 2 at the Shalin Liu [Gloucester Daily Times]
05/27/11 Seasonal occurrences: The arts flower in summer [Boston Herald]
05/25/11 Reggae ushers in unofficial start of summer [Gloucester Daily Times]
05/25/11 Epstein Joslin Architects to display work in Rockport [Gloucester Daily Times]
05/22/11 Critics Picks [Boston Globe]
05/20/11 Rockport gearing up for Motif No. 1 celebration [Gloucester Daily Times]
05/19/11 Young, 'Junior' taking stage at Shalin Liu [Gloucester Daily Times]
05/12/11 Rockport High senior's free recital at Shalin Liu features bands, punk rocker [Gloucester Daily Times]
05/13/11 Rockport (Music) Revisited [The Boston Musical Intelligencer]
05/12/11 4 divas in 1 on Rockport stage [Gloucester Daily Times]
05/02/11 Violinists Tetzlaff and Weithaas infuse Rockport recital with joyous energy (Boston Globe)
04/29/11 Christian Tetzlaff and Antje Weithaas to play duo violin recital in Rockport (Boston Globe)
04/28/11 Touring Cottages and Castles (Gloucester Daily Times)
04/28/11 Violin duo goes from Rockport to Carnegie (Gloucester Daily Times)
04/21/11 Rockport Music reaches out (Gloucester Daily Times)
04/14/11 'Glory' singers at Shalin Liu [Gloucester Daily Times]
04/04/11 Tony Beadle works to fill stage and seats as head of Rockport Music [Cape Ann Beacon]
03/25/11 Her voice comes shining through [Boston Globe]
03/24/11 Singer returns to Shalin Liu as headliner [Gloucester Daily Times]
03/13/11 Letter: Bravo to Rockport's school music programs [Gloucester Daily Times]
03/12/11 Video: Buildings that work [Chronicle, Channel 5]
03.12.11 'Chronicle' spotlight falls on Shalin Liu hall [Gloucester Daily Times]
03/10/11 'Guitar Hero' does chamber music [Gloucester Daily Times]
03/08/11 Rockport Chamber fest marks 30 years [Boston Globe]
03/05/11 Burger leaving Rockport Music's lead role [Gloucester Daily Times]
03/04/11 A busier second year at Shalin Liu [Gloucester Daily Times]
03/03/11 Local high school bands to compete in Berklee jazz festival [Boston Globe]
03/02/11 Rockport opens talks on downtown master plan [Gloucester Daily Times]
03/01/11 Rockport students bring NYC musical fruits to Shalin Liu [Gloucester Daily Times]
02/28/11 Rockport students bring NYC musical fruits to Shalin Liu [Gloucester Daily Times]
02/15/11 To do list [Boston Globe]
02/14/11 Chamber Grammy winners familiar to Rockport fans [Gloucester Daily Times]
02/13/11 Globe North best bets [Boston Globe]
02/11/11 Rockport Ramblings: Carlson's Quarry shot picked as town report ... [Gloucester Daily Times]
02/10/11 Yesterday's not gone: British '60s duo invades Rockport tonight ... [Gloucester Daily Times]
02/10/11 Other weekend attractions at the Shalin Liu ins Rockport ... [Gloucester Daily Times]
02/09/11 Nixon opera on the big screen: Shalin Liu hosts simulcast of ... [Gloucester Daily Times]
02/09/11 To do list [Boston Globe]
02/07/11 Brackett's growth is all in the family [Gloucester Daily Times]
02/02/11 To do list [Boston Globe]
01/27/11 Mark Your Calendar [Boston Globe]
01/26/11 So cold they're hot: Musicians bring jazz to Shalin Liu [Gloucester Daily Times]
01/22/11 To do list [Boston Globe]
01/20/11 Wine to go with song at Shalin Liu: Rockport Music gets annual ... [Gloucester Daily Times]
01/19/11 When art and music meet: Program at Shalin Liu explores ... [Gloucester Daily Times]
01/13/11 Did You Know (Shalin Liu) [Good Morning, Gloucester]
01/07/11 Classical Notes: Rockport Music springs into action at Shalin Liu [Boston Globe]
01/07/11 Rockport Restaurant Update from Peter Webber [Good Morning, Gloucester]
01/06/11 Mark your calendar [Boston Globe]
01/06/11 A Plea for Help [Good Morning, Gloucester]
01/05/11 Celtic to Aussie 'cabaret': Rockport Music's winter season covers ... [Gloucester Daily Times]
01/02/11 Rockport Music Announces Winter/Spring Events [Good Morning, Gloucester]
12/29/10 A Tank Away: Gloucester: Gloucester is more than sea and sand [Boston Globe]
12/27/10 New Year's Rockport Eve rocks in 2011 [Cape Ann Beacon]
12/26/10 Jeremy Eichler's picks for the top classical music performances of 2010 [Boston Globe]
12/26/10 Classical music around Boston in 2010 according to critic Jeremy Eichler [Boston Globe]
12/20/10 Rockport's Pageant has been Approved… [Good Morning, Gloucester]
12/19/10 Best of the new: diversions [Boston Globe]
12/17/10 Weekend Picks… [Good Morning, Gloucester]
12/15/10 Free Screening Of Christmas Movie Filmed and Set In Rockport [Good Morning, Gloucester]
12/14/10 Charlie Brown in Rockport Tonight (sort of) [Good Morning, Gloucester]


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March 11, 2014
A weekend of celebration. Members of Elk Lodge 198 joined together to honor the flag.
The heartfelt ceremony gave the background of the flag and what it stands for. A pork roast and buffet give everyone a chance to talk about what the flag means to them.
"It's our country. It's symbolic of our country. It's who we are. It's what we defend. Why we're here. Why we're free. And the liberty in which we have," says Exalted Leader David Roberts.
Parkersburg Elks Lodge Flag Day, Fathers Day, and West Virginia Day Celebration.
This celebration will take place on June 16th, 2012 we will be roasting some pork in our parking lot for our buffet meal later in the day which will include baked beans, cole slaw, and some various other delicious offerings. Also at noon we will have a ceremony to honor the history of the Flag of our great nation, we wnat to invite the community to this so they can help us celebrate our Nations Flag, West Virginias Birthday, and last but not least all the great fathers in our community.
Address: 515 Market Street Rear Parkersburg, WV 26101
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From hypertension and diabetes treatment to women's health services, our Creedmoor Road primary care physicians are committed to delivering continuous, comprehensive, and compassionate care to all our Wake County patients.
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DAM EAST SPILLWAY (DAY USE), ILOverviewDam East Spillway Day Use Area is situated on the southern shore of Carlyle Lake, a prime getaway for city-dwellers and families. Located 50 miles east of St. Louis, the area offers the peaceful retreat of a small town combined with the grandeur of Illinois' largest man-made lake.Natural Features:Created in 1967, the 26,000-acre lake is recognized as one of the nation's top ten inland sailing lakes and hosts several annual races and regattas. Recreation:The area provides fun both on the water and on shore. Boat ramps and courtesy docks are provided, and the vast lake allows for plenty of water sports. Facilities:This facility has one reservable group picnic shelter that can accommodate up to 75 people, as well as 15 non-reservable individual campsites that are open year-round. It is connected to the Dam East Recreation Area. A courtesy dock and two boat ramps are available, including one of the best high water boat ramps on the lake. There is a beach located nearby at the McNair Group Area. Nearby Attractions:Carlyle Lake Visitor Center, located in the Dam West Recreation Area, has information, a gift shop and nature exhibits, including a 215-gallon aquarium with native fish and a display featuring a live massasauga rattlesnake. Activities and Amenities
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Getting There:GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):38.59972, -89.34972 38°35'59"N, 89°20'59"W From I-57, take Old U.S. Route 50 west for 37 miles to the Dam East entrance road and turn north. Turn west at the next intersection and proceed west for 1.2 miles to the Dam East Spillway. Contact Information:Mailing Address:DAM EAST SPILLWAY (DAY USE)801 LAKE ROAD CARLYLE IL 62231-9703 Phone Number:Information: (618)594-5253 |


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Writing Proposals for Hilldale and Holstrom Research
Workshop your proposal and abstract with other applicants for the University's prestigious Hilldale or Holstrom awards and the Writing Center.
Overview | If you're applying for one of the University's prestigious Hilldale or Holstrom awards, don't miss this workshop! You'll have the chance to review successful applications from past years in a variety of fields and learn strategies that will help you stand out as a strong applicant. |
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Panama City hotel with a casino
Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to Museum of Natural Science, Panama Old Cathedral, and National Bank House Museum. Also nearby are Afro Antillean Museum and Museum of Contemporary Art Panama.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Gran Hotel Soloy & Casino features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a casino and a conference center.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, refrigerators, and air conditioning.
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- General
The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Event facilities include a conference center, conference/meeting rooms, and banquet facilities. This Panama City hotel also offers a casino, an outdoor pool, and secure parking.
Gran Hotel Soloy & Casino is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 200
- Audiovisual equipment
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Number of floors - 10
- Banquet facilities
- Restaurant
- Free breakfast
- Casino
- Concierge desk
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Free Wi-Fi
- Secure parking
- Porter/bellhop
- Free guest parking during stay
- Conference center
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 3
- Security guard
- Smoke-free property
- Smoke-free property (fines apply)
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free guest parking during stay, Secure parking
- Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- In-room safe
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Shower only
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- Cable TV service
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- Dining
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
Restaurante El Faro - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
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Check-out time is noon
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Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
- Additional Details
A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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TRADITIONAL RECYCLABLESPenn recycles about 31% of its total waste stream and has diverted over 1500 tons of material from landfills each year since 2007. Penn Facilities and Real Estate Services (FRES) is responsible for the collection of municipal waste and recyclables at Penn. Click here to visit the FRES website and learn about what Penn recycles. |
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The Honorable Patrick Leahy
United States Senator Importance of Investigating the Prisoner Abuse Scandal I wish to say only a few more words about the issues that concerned us at our most recent meetings--the need for this Committee to fulfill its duties to the Senate and the American people and investigate the facts and circumstances that led to the international prisoner abuse scandal. Last week this Committee had the opportunity to act and did not. We came to the Committee with a proposal to begin a thoroughgoing inquiry. We were flexible and in the course of last week's discussion limited our subpoena request to a few documents, we clarified exceptions for current investigations, we invited compromise, we offered a delayed trigger on the subpoena, and we offered many other accommodations. We were rebuffed on a party-line vote. All Republican Senators voted against authorizing a subpoena to even a limited number of documents on a delayed basis. Last night the Senate had the opportunity to act and did not. The Senate cleared its throat but did not speak. The cough came when a bipartisan Senate majority rejected the Hatch motion to table an amendment to direct the Attorney General to cooperate with this Committee and produce to us the relevant documents. I want to acknowledge that Senator McCain, the only POW serving in the Senate; Senator Hagel, a distinguished combat veteran; Senator Graham, who is not only a Member of the Armed Services Committee but an officer in the reserves; and Senators Specter and DeWine all voted in a way that appeared consistent with their wanting to get to work and get to the bottom of these matters. Unfortunately, when the subsequent vote was tallied on the amendment itself, they all switched sides and voted against the amendment, against putting the Senate on record as seeking documents from the Executive. Perhaps they were sending a message to the Bush Administration -- only they can say. In the end, all Republican Senators voted in a party-line vote against the Senate directing the Attorney General to cooperate with this Committee and furnish relevant documents to an investigation of the widespread prisoner abuses. Our efforts to investigate this matter have been delayed yet again. I have been seeking the straight story on torture for more than a year. Two weeks ago the Attorney General refused Members' requests for information and documents and would not answer our questions. Over the past two weeks the Attorney General has failed to produce information, despite his chats with the Chairman. I noted during the Senate debate that we each had a choice, either to circle the wagons in defense of the Administration or act as a co-equal branch of our national government to obtain the needed information or to begin to act as a check on the Executive. The White House and the Republican leadership circled the wagons to block the Senate and this Committee from doing the right thing and investigating what contributed to the misconduct that has sparked criticism around the world and a propaganda bonanza for terrorist organizations. I do want to thank the Chairman for his efforts at cajoling the Administration into releasing a small subset of memoranda. Two days ago, with much fanfare, the White House make public a limited set of documents relating to the treatment of al Qaeda and Taliban prisoners captured in Afghanistan. The White House chose what documents to release to try to tell the story they wanted to tell. Those documents serve to confirm what we have been reading in press accounts. They do not, however, provide a complete picture of what happened and why, who did what and when, and who knew what and when. They do not even come close. For example, this morning's Washington Post describes the tense discussions that took place between the State Department and the White House over the application of the Geneva Conventions to suspected terrorists. The Post article is based on a memo from State Department legal counsel William Taft--a memo that was not released by the White House. In fact, no State Department memos were released by the White House. I compliment the press and the American people for not falling victim to the Administration's public relations campaign. The American people continue to seek the truth about the facts and circumstances that led to the prisoner abuse scandal. So should many of us but we have yet to engage in anything approaching effective action or oversight. More Disturbing Facts Emerge About Prisoner Abuse Since the last executive meeting of this Committee, this scandal has continued to unfold: ? After extensive investigation, The Guardian newspaper uncovered widespread evidence of violent abuse and sexual humiliation of prisoners in Bagram and other U.S. detention centers around Afghanistan. ? A Federal grand jury indicted a CIA contractor for brutally assaulting a detainee in Afghanistan in June 2003. ? Defense Secretary Rumsfeld admitted that in November 2003, he ordered a prisoner held incommunicado, off the prison rolls and out of sight of the International Committee of the Red Cross. This "ghost detainee" then got lost in the system and, despite his high intelligence value, received only a cursory initial interview while in detention. Major General Taguba later criticized the practice of holding ghost detainees as "deceptive, contrary to Army doctrine, and in violation of international law." ? The New York Times reported that military lawyers and some colonels received memos citing complaints of abuse at Abu Ghraib in November 2003 - two months before photographic evidence of abuse prompted the military to launch an investigation. ? Evidence is mounting that the majority of detainees at Guantanamo Bay are not "the worst of the worst," as the Administration has asserted, but rather low-level recruits or even innocent men swept up in the chaos of war. That is some of what we learned last week, mostly through the press. Meantime, we have not begun to do real oversight on these issues. Unanswered Questions The small subset of documents finally released by the White House under mounting public pressure offers only glimpses into the genesis of this scandal. All of these documents could and should have been provided earlier to Congress, and much more remains held back and hidden away from public view. For the Judiciary Committee, the Senate and the American people to find the whole truth, we will need much more cooperation and extensive hearings. The limited group of select documents that the White House chose to release raise more questions than they answer. For example: ? Did the President sign any orders or directives regarding prisoners' detention and interrogation after January 2002? Did he sign any with regard to prisoners in Iraq? Why won't Judge Gonzales comment on what the President said or ordered? Why won't Attorney General Ashcroft give a complete and accurate answer to my question with regard to presidential directives? The Attorney General refused to answer what was perhaps the single most important question I put to him at our hearing on June 8. I asked whether, in addition to the Attorney General's reference to the February 2002 presidential memorandum, has there been any other order or directive from the president with respect to interrogation of detainees, prisoners or combatants?" The Attorney General's non-answer was: "I'm unable to tell you more . . . at this time." If other presidential memoranda, orders, authorizations or directives exist, then they are being hidden from us and from the American people. The Administration will not even confirm what other orders exist. Chairman Hatch referred last week to what he called the "reluctance" of the Attorney General to agree to provide documents and answers at the early June hearing. Maybe we were at different hearings because it was not "reluctance" that I observed. It was stonewalling. I have said that I have not seen that kind of an appearance by a high-ranking government official since the days of Watergate. I agree with Senator Feinstein: The Attorney General essentially thumbed his nose at us. We know that certain high-level al Qaeda suspects are being held in detention in secret locations and subjected to coercive interrogation. Where are the documents to and from the CIA that describe what actions intelligence agents have taken and provide a legal justification for those actions? The press has reported that in the briefing Judge Gonzales gave the press on Tuesday--not to us mind you, but a briefing to the press to try to sell a story--he would not answer questions about the CIA and whether other orders governed its detention and interrogation practices. Some Administration defenders keep recycling the same discredited talking points about this being only a few "bad apples" in Iraq. The facts ferreted out by the press have exposed the fallacy in that assertion. For example, for some time there have been reports about a U.S. soldier who posed as an uncooperative detainee during a training exercise with military police at Guantanamo. That soldier suffered traumatic brain injury at the hands of a reaction force. After its initial explanations were discredited, the Army has now opened a criminal investigation into this matter, as well. That was at Guantanamo, not Abu Ghraib, and it was an American soldier who was gravely injured, not a suspected terrorist or member of the Iraqi resistance. Administration has released and held back: ? Why didn't the White House release the State Department memos that reportedly argue strongly against the DOJ and White House desire to flout the Geneva Conventions? Where are the JAG objections for the professional military attorneys that we have heard and read about? Why were these materials not produced? ? Where are the documents that led to the memoranda that were generated before January 22, 2002, and the documents generated after April 16, 2003? The latter would be documents most relevant to activities in Iraq. No documents from the Iraqi occupation period were provided at all. None. ? Now that the press has released the August 2002 Justice Department memorandum, the White House has chosen to provide a copy of that which was already posted on many public web sites. The production serves to authenticate the document, which includes many chilling arguments about unlimited power in the Presidency unchecked by treaties, laws, the Congress or the courts. That memorandum took the stunning position that the President and those acting under his authority are not bound by U.S. laws and international treaties prohibiting torture. Apparently Judge Gonzales is now disavowing the memorandum. Because we have not had the opportunity to question him and the Attorney General would not answer our questions, we do not know if the reports of the Administration's disaffection with these arguments made by Mr. Bybee and Mr. Yoo amounts to one of tone or substance. Is it like the pictures of prisoner abuse for this Administration? That is, now that the report has been made public, do they simply abhor it being public, or do they actually now reject the overreaching arguments advanced by the Department of Justice? ? Does anyone seriously doubt that the Justice Department memo of August 2002, which attempts to justify the use of torture, will be Defense Exhibit Number 1 at any trial of any U.S. personnel charged in connection with this prisoner abuse scandal? John Yoo, one of the authors of the memo, said in a television interview this week that he expected defense attorneys to try to use the memo as part of their defense. You bet they will. It is not often that the Justice Department provides future defendants with a roadmap for violating U.S. law and escaping punishment. ? Did the Administration rely on the opinions of the Justice Department as the President's February 7, 2002 memorandum says they did and the Defense Department indicates that it did? If there is a change in policy, what was the policy before and what is it now? ? Apparently Judge Gonzales wants the memo rewritten. When will we see that new memo? Would anyone venture a guess when, if ever, this Administration will finally open a dialogue with the people's duly elected representatives in the Congress of the United States over what our government's policy is and should be? ? The August 2002 legal memorandum also seeks to redefine the meaning of "torture" for purposes of international law and our government's policies and practices. ? If the Administration now views the Justice Department positions as "irrelevant," what is the Administration's policy and on what does that policy rest? What exactly is the definition of "torture" that the President uses when he says he rejects torture? Are this Administration's high-sounding declarations merely self-serving conclusions based on sophistry and their own internal, secret redefinitions? ? There also remain the questions about why Secretary Rumsfeld issued and later rescinded tough interrogation techniques? And how did these interrogation techniques come to be used in Iraq, where the Administration maintains that it has followed the Geneva Conventions? ? Why did Secretary Rumsfeld exclude Iraq detainees in his April 2003 memo on approved techniques? Why is the White House withholding relevant documents issued after U.S. military occupation of Abu Ghraib? What tone and direction did the White House with respect to that combat zone and its prisoners, who we know were abused in places likes at Abu Ghraib? ? Where is the remaining material requested by members of the Senate Judiciary Committee in our limited partial request last week of 23 documents? When is the Chairman going to work with us in a bipartisan way get all the materials we need? The American People Need Answers This Committee found time this week to hold yet another hearing on gay marriage - our fourth in 10 months -- but we cannot find the time to consider this Administration's policies on torture, which appear to have set the stage for the abuse of prisoners in U.S. custody. Last night Senator Hatch said many things. I choose to ignore the ad hominem attacks, and note that he agreed with me that water flows downhill, and so does government policy. Somewhere in the upper reaches of this Administration, a process was set in motion that seeped forward and led to this scandal. To put this scandal behind us, first we need to understand what happened. And we cannot get to the bottom of this until there is a clear picture of what happened at the top. Before Republican Senators begin to wax eloquently about the sanctity of the Executive Branch and its powers, I remind them of the numerous hearings they held and other Republicans held in 1999 and on into 2001 regarding the presidential pardon and clemency powers granted to the Executive exclusively in the Constitution. They demanded not only documents and correspondence with high government officials but testimony in open session of the actions and deliberations of the pardon attorney and the former Deputy Attorney General of the United States. Along with other Democrats, I criticized the Clinton Administration in those days, and also when I disagreed with what the President had done. I sense that there are, likewise, Republican Senators, some may even be on this Committee, who know that we should be doing more and know that we need to join together to get to the bottom of these matters. Perhaps they will decide to break the circle of partisan wagons that are being used to shield the Administration from effective oversight, and join us in our nation's interest. When are we going to stop sitting on our hands and quit acting like a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Executive Branch. We have the legal right, the constitutional obligation, and the moral authority to ask questions and demand answers today. |


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The Conquest
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The Conquest : Robert Balint, Istavan Hogyes, Jose Ganatti
- Puesto al dia : 2010-07-04 |
- Longitud : 10:37 min |
- Tamaño : 287 MB |
- Imágenes : 8 |
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Robert Balint travels back through time and finds himself celebrating victories in Gaul with a group of Caesar's men. The feast becomes an orgy and Robert happily partakes of the fleshy offerings. Jose Ganatti and Istavan Hogyes welcome the traveler within the gilded splendor of a Persian setting. Jose and Istavan first work Robert's cock to fullness before stripping enjoying each other. Istavan slides deep in Jose's ass as Jose fellates Robert...then Istavan slides onto Jose's cock and slurps Robert's tool. Finally Robert pounds Jose's ass, shoots his load and leaves the scene. The scene ends as Istavan and Jose work their loads out and onto each other.
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Why I don't get is how the LAPD can shoot at some reporters but let ole idiot set a tree on fire.
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Why I don't get is how the LAPD can shoot at some reporters but let ole idiot set a tree on fire.
And who was the "smart" one to say "Hey lets climb up this embankment, and run out onto the 110 Freeway!" Thats pure genius right there!
Good, I think all taggers either should be bitch slapped or s--t. Can you imagine when these taggers are around 60 talking with their grandkids telling them stories about spray painting a freeway sign or a wall. "Great Grandpa, looks like you were productive".
If you are over the age of 14 and still tag you could (are) the biggest loser of all time.
So why were Lakers fans all excited last night? Did they see some REALLY AWESOME CELEBRITIES AT THE GAME?!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!
Forget the parade, what did that meelee last night cost the city.
Have a rally at the Colosseum and charge 5 bucks with half of it going to Rape Counseling.
Don't let the accents fool you. most of those rioters are born and bred here.
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If you plan on spending time outdoors this weekend, don't believe everything you read on the label on your sunscreen.
Federal officials and consumer advocates cracked down on the sunscreen industry, but they say many of the labels on the products you buy are very misleading.
Last year the Food and Drug Administration cracked down on the claims made by almost all sunscreen manufacturers, specifically their claims about being long lasting or preventing cancer.
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Hi, I'm Jason Stisser, a mathematics major from Nashville, and I'm one! I'm one of Tennessee's best and I want you to be one, too.
After spending the last several years in the United States Army, I chose to come home to Tennessee and Middle Tennessee State University. I was raised in Nashville and have been stationed all over the world with the military but middle Tennessee has always been home to me.
And MTSU was a good fit for me. It had both programs I wanted to study - math and military science. There are a lot of adult students on campus and a good number of veterans, too. I thought the transition from military life to college life would be less jarring here surrounded by so many other students like myself.
I enlisted in the Army in November of 2000 and left for basic training in June 2001. I served in the reserves from my enlistment to February 2005 before going active duty as a Cavalry Scout. I've been to Iraq twice. I enjoyed serving my country, but knew it was time to challenge myself further. I talked to my platoon leader and he recommended getting my education. After thinking about it, I decided to go for it. I applied for the Green to Gold program, a competitive scholarship process that would allow me to take an early out, get my bachelor's degree, and then return to the Army as a second lieutenant. The Army is paying for my entire education and I will have a job I love to go back to after I graduate.
After completing the Green and Gold application and being accepted to the program, I was back in the States and here at MTSU. I expected huge issues when I began the enrollment process because I was overseas and I had a limited amount of time to get things done. I didn't even start the admissions process until seven days PAST the deadline. When I called, I simply said I knew I was past the deadline but I needed an admissions decision in seven days. I had it. People went out of their way to help.
I was really blessed my first semester. Horace Stogner, an academic advisor on campus, helped me register for classes while I was still in Iraq. He helped me do everything I was supposed to do on campus while I was half a world away. I expected huge issues when enrolling at MTSU. That has been the attitude of just about everyone I have met or worked with on campus. They 've treated me as adult, as someone who knows what needs to be done and then have help to facilitate whatever I have needed. Transitioning out of Iraq is difficult. Transitioning out of the Army is difficult. Doing both at the same time while starting an educational career would have been impossible without the staff and faculty at MTSU.
The interaction in the classroom and on campus with other students has been the most surprising to me. I'm active in the R.O.T.C. program on campus. I work out with the Battalion; I go to class with them; I study with them; and I spend a great deal of my free time with them. If I am not in class or at home, I am in Forrest Hall. I find myself in the unique position of being a mentor to the younger students. Because of my experience in the field, I get a little leeway in the program to serve as a leader. It lets me still do what I really enjoy doing AND work with the younger students.
I can't say enough about the students with whom I work side-by-side in R.O.T.C. They are eager to learn and work incredibly hard. They are always asking me questions about Army life, about what it is like to serve our country, the conditions in Iraq, how field operations work, and other specific, quantifiable questions that show they are really thinking about military science and how it is applicable to real-world scenarios. They study hard, work hard, play hard, and train hard. They motivate themselves, each other, and me—even though I have been there and done that, I get a lot from our daily interactions. They have really taken to the Army lifestyle and it is going to be interesting to see how it turns out in four years—for them and for me.
The professors I have worked with so far have been amazing. Some have really gone out of their way to help me make the adjustment and to go from combat to classroom. Even the professors with whom I did not necessarily agree have been respectful to me as an adult. That is the most you can ask for from anyone. They have all been great.
I absolutely love Murfreesboro. I lived here before I went on active duty and my plan always was to move back here. I can be downtown on the Square enjoying all it has to offer and in 10 minutes, be in the middle of absolutely nowhere. This area is home to me and I really didn't consider going anywhere else when I came back to the States. And if I am middle Tennessee, where else am I going to go to school but Middle Tennessee? It has something for everyone, but more importantly, MTSU has just what I wanted.
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SAN DIEGO--Rseven makes an interesting service that archives everything you do on your mobile phone so you can review and analyze your activities later. With the app on your phone (it was shown on Series 60 phone -- the first demo at DemoFall 09 not on an iPhone), everything you do on the phone is stored, including recordings of incoming and outgoing calls. Call logs, text messages, and photos. (Actually, it wasn't clear if activities in other apps, like e-mail, are also saved.)
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Well, I can tell this was an early entry in your series, because it didn't make much sense. The gameplay wasn't bad, it was just very hard to understand. I at least have to give you credit for having a good sense of style with the nice graphics. It's nice that you intend to just go out and make something nice and cute. Your later entries are better, though. The music is pretty good and fits the tone well.
I pick the axe and go through the mountain but nothing happens. I make a hole there, but then I go to the other side and it says I lost. I try to speed up, but it doesn't seem to do anything for me. Oh well, bigger fans of yours would probably like this. I wish I had access to those bombs and stuff at the beginning.
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Partner Profile GUIDE is a regional, nonprofit, human services organization serving troubled children; at risk youth and families; and adults who have psychiatric challenges and disabilities. In addition to operating high quality and sustainable human service programs, the agency is committed to reducing its carbon footprint by relying on renewable energy sources wherever possible, reducing utilization of energy through facility modifications and client education, and encouraging supporters and constituents to increase their own commitment to a sustainable environment. Agency leadership and staff are beginning to learn about the benefits that are achieved by energy conservation—saving money and meeting a wider environmental stewardship responsibility. Remarking on GUIDE's new Green Initiative, Scott Birdsong, the agency's Executive Director stated: "Both the Board and Management are exceptionally excited about the agency's focus on the stewardship of resources with its opportunity to demonstrate ways that social service organizations can preserve resources for mission critical activities, while simultaneously playing our part in helping to sustain the planet." |


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CHINA & BEACH VOLLEYBALL - China has been the site of SWATCH FIVB World Tour events for the past 14 years, including the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. The 2012 Shanghai stop marks the ninth year that China has hosted a men's SWATCH stop and 15th-straight season of staging a women's event. The Chinese men's team of Penggen Wu and Linyin Xu have captured a pair of silver medals at the 2008 Shanghai and 2009 Sanya stops.
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The theme of this year's Father's Day remembrance sponsored by Have Hospice and Hiers-Baxley Community Care is "Love Blooms Where It Is Planted."
Each branch of the Levy County Public Library System will have a series of fun, free summer library programs this year. All the programs start at 10 a.m. and will last about an hour. Each program will include a presentation, a craft, a snack, and take-home goodies.
The sun is expected to shine on the 59th Annual Watermelon Festival on Saturday when the mercury reaches into the low 90s.
The 59th Annual Chiefland Watermelon Festival, hosted by the Chiefland Woman's Club, is Saturday, June 1 at Trailhead/Depot Park on U.S. Highway 19 South/South Main Street.
The parade is at 11 a.m. and will organize at the Chiefland High School parking lot and proceed south on U.S. 19/Main Street to the park.
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This colorful wooden cube from B. Zany has a zoo theme that will delight your child. Loopty-loo routes and zigzag paths with spinners will keep children entertained for hours while they learn shapes and colors.
- Monkey see, monkey do... but youre no monkeyyoure you
- Has beautifully illustrated animals from A to Z
- Includes loopty-loo routes for you to wind through, zigzag paths to race up and down and spinners that spin
- Manufacturer's Suggested Age: 1-3 Years
- Includes: Beads
- Features: Spinners, Multiple Activities, Illustrated Animals, Functional Doors, Bead Rollercoaster
- Educational Focus: Shapes and Colors
- Number of Players: 1 or More Players
- Number of Pieces: 1
- Dimensions: 18.0 " H x 13.98 " W x 13.98 " L
- Product Weight: 14.89 Lb.
- Care and Cleaning: Wipe Clean With a Damp Cloth
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iDrum® is the addictive app that lets you create your own beats, even if you have no musical experience! Start with iDrum's selection of amazing kits and patterns, then customize them to make them your own. Build beats layer by layer by tapping the touch screen or create music with simple shapes and color combinations that let you visualize the rhythm.
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Just watched this earlier this morning via a link on Facebook. I agree with what the guy said, calling it a refresh of sorts. Basically meaning that it's not a bad phone per se, just not a phone that you would bother upgrading to if you already have a Droid 1. Think of it as the 2.1 update only from a hardware aspect; rather minor. I think it's meant more for people with old phones and whose contracts have reached expiration, OR for the iPhone/Blackberry converts. ;)
This is similar (albeit less impressive) to the new XBOX 360; same console more or less, modified design, improvement on cooling and hardware efficiency, and a few added features. I still think they should have called this something else besides Droid 2. Honestly they could have just kept calling it the Droid but made the model number the A856 or something similar. Save the Droid 2 title for a complete revamp down the road.
Weak...but I'd consider upgrading my droid to the droid 2 just because of the headphone jack issue.
@Sweettooth - I think Droid 2 is fitting. But, i'm also coming from having the "enV2" - the enV3 is similar to the 2, save for having a flash for the camera, and some cosmetic changes IMO (i don't know much about the 3, i lost interest when i decided to move on to the Droid instead). There's enough improvements, and enough similarities to make it "the same phone but better" - not worth an early upgrade. IF this were to be the only Droid n model available come [2yr] upgrade time (read: motoDroid type phone - I don't include "Droid X" on that list...because it's a completely different phone - no keyboard), then I'd be all about it. :) But....realistically, there will be much better come that time (and i may only wait 1yr and pay the extra at that point...who knows). But yea, I think "Droid 2" is a fine and appropriate name for this phone :)
it keeps saying the video is private
more new things then i thought :
- 1ghz
- 512 mb ram
- 8gb internal
- hdvideo
- new keyboard
but i already wrote in the comments in the youtube vid : he had set the white balance wrong thats why the the colors are so blueish. setting the WB to fluorcent in direct sunlight is some kind of stupid idea. he did the same thing with the pictures. very awkward for androidandme in my opinion.
Hmm. I can't view this as it's a "private video"...
What's up?
mikey :)
We have been
I have a Droid 2.
I just dont have that chrome trim on it.