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Near Aspen Mountain
Limelight Hotel is located 1 mile from Aspen Mountain and 3 miles from Buttermilk Mountain Ski Area. Aspen Highlands are 5 miles from this condo property.
Outdoor pool, spa tub
Limelight Hotel features mountain views from the rooftop terrace. Amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, a fitness center, a year-round heated outdoor pool, and a spa tub.
Flat-panel TVs
Guestrooms at this Aspen hotel feature flat-screen TVs with cable channels and video game consoles. Rooms offer wireless and wired Internet access.
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Aspen, Colorado's Limelight Hotel features dramatic mountain views from the rooftop terrace. Guests can take advantage of the outdoor pool and picnic area in the summers, and a free ski shuttle, ski valet, and ski storage during the winters. Skiers will find 43 ski lifts and 336 ski runs nearby.
A complimentary continental breakfast with hot and cold items is served daily in the lounge. Room service is also available. This property has a concierge desk, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. A complimentary roundtrip airport shuttle on request adds convenience. Guests can conduct business or wedding services in the meeting rooms or banquet facilities; the technology support staff will be happy to assist. Currency exchange, a computer station, and tour assistance are offered. This Aspen hotel has underground parking (surcharge) and discounted offsite parking. This is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- ATM/banking
- Audiovisual equipment
- Babysitting or childcare
- Ballroom(s)
- Banquet facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Business services
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Concierge desk
- Exhibit space
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Currency exchange
- Elevator/lift
- Event catering
- Ski shuttle (complimentary)
- Express check-out
- Fireplace in lobby
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Computer station
- Technology support staff
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Microwave in lobby
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 4
- Total number of rooms - 126
- Secure parking
- Parking (surcharge)
- Parking garage
- Patio
- Terrace
- Picnic area
- Luggage storage
- Room service (limited hours)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Offsite parking discounted rates available
- Security guard
- Shopping on site
- Ski storage
- Smoke-free property
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Television in lobby
- Tour assistance
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Wedding services
- Computer rental
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fitness facilities
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Free Wi-Fi
- Number of spa tubs - 2
- Rooftop terrace
- Restaurant
- Smoke-free property (fines apply)
- Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Parking (surcharge), Secure parking, Parking garage, Offsite parking discounted rates available
- Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Bathrobes
- Flat-panel TV
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Clock radio
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary toiletries
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Desk
- Direct-dial phone
- Electronic check-out
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Extra towels/bedding
- Free local calls
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board
- Makeup/shaving mirror
- In-room massage available
- Microwave
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Video-game console
- Voice mail
- Wake-up calls
- Welcome amenities
- Window opens
- Dining
The Lounge - Small plates include elk carpaccio, blue softshell crab, burrata, and an artisanal chef's plate. Specialty pizzas - such as wild mushroom marsala, applewood smoked bacon, Mediterranean, and gluten-free options - are served. Chicken piccata, black cod, Colorado elk loin, and English pea tortellini are some menu choices. Desserts include peach strudel, orange-infused chocolate pot de creme, bananas foster, and s'mores kits.
Continental breakfast - Freshly baked pastries, homemade granola, bagels, cream cheese, yogurt, fruits, hot and cold cereals, and coffee, and tea. Hot items served on a rotating schedule include waffles, french toast, eggs, bacon, link sausage, patty sausage, and salmon. 7 AM to 10 AM daily in the living room.
- Recreation
Limelight Hotel offers a seasonal outdoor pool, spa tub, and picnic area. A ski shuttle, ski valet, and ski storage are also available.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golf - miniature nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Skiing - downhill nearby
- Skiing - cross-country nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Ice skating nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Boat launch nearby
- Motor boating nearby
- Boating nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Dock nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Rowing or canoeing nearby
- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Volleyball nearby
- Aerobics nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Basketball nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Racquetball/squash nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Horse riding/rental nearby
- Bird watching nearby
- Hunting nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Playground nearby
- Swimming on site
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
Limelight Hotel Aspen Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed
- General
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.
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- Resort fee: 6 percent of room rate
Hotel resort fee inclusions (may be listed elsewhere in this description as complimentary or available for a surcharge):- Breakfast
- Fitness center access
- Shuttle service
- Ski shuttle
- Ski storage
- Internet access (may be limited)
- Phone calls (may be limited)
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.- Pet fee: USD 25 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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LINCOLN — We've all seen flowers and vegetables in art – think of all those 17th-century Dutch paintings of food on a wooden table or Edouard Manet's still lifes of flowers in a vase – but what about these things as art? A real tomato on a pedestal, for instance. It looks tasty now, but in a couple of weeks it will be rotting. The saying is, life is short and art is long, not the other way around. Artworks generally don't carry a freshness date.
Something contrary to the norm is going on in the new exhibition titled "Work Out" at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum. What we see is a display of actual flowers and vegetables and the gardens where they are being grown. One can already hear visitors asking, "Where's the art?" Oh, you traditionalists who still believe that art is a kind of luxury object, a painting or sculpture, that we usually find displayed in museums. Nope, the art display here is the flowers and vegetables, as well as some ideas about what art is and how we live our lives.
Welcome to a very different sort of artwork: not some object to be bought and sold, not highlighting a branded artistic style, but instead a type of presentation that aims a spotlight on the environment and man's relationship to it.
A number of artists are part of this summer-long display, including the Los Angeles-based Fritz Haeg, a landscape architect by training whose career over the past dozen or more years has been creating ecology-minded art and design projects at museums and other cultural institutions in the United States and Europe.
Haeg's specific project at the deCordova, called "Domestic Integrities," is planting a vegetable garden in a 20-foot-wide circle in the middle of the museum's parking lot (the museum will be excavating the asphalt top and gravel underneath, filling it in with arable soil) that will be tended throughout the summer by the artist's on-site assistant, Keith Clougherty.
"We had been planning to shrink the parking lot anyway for a while," said Dina Deitsch, the deCordova's curator of contemporary art. "For a sculpture park, it's unseemly large." She noted that for this new garden, "local farmers are donating seeds, and they will be growing corn, peas, squash, and tomatoes, New England staples." As things grow and ripen, they will be picked and put on pedestals inside a deCordova gallery whose floor is to be covered by a circular 20-foot diameter rug, which was created from recycled apparel and where visitors (without their shoes) may sit. Over the course of the exhibition, this interior gallery will host talks by local organic farmers on sustainable agriculture, a conference on trees, and demonstrations of whittling and canning.
By placing the produce on pedestals "we will pay tribute to what they are and see the direct one-to-one relationship between what's coming out of the garden" — the former parking lot or the area farms — "and what's coming into the domesticated environment" — the gallery, Haeg said in a telephone interview.
The artist's intention is political as well as ecological, to highlight connections that can get lost in modern life, which is "mediated through TV screens and commercials, and our isolation from what actually sustains us," he said. "We need to develop an awareness of what's happening in the world. I want to examine and explore the city we want, how we really want to live. I want to make art that addresses our relationship to our environment and how we live. That is historically what artists have done."
Gardening as kinetic or reality art? "The traditional form of art is passive," Haeg said. "Art comments on the world, on what has been, and it makes that past permanent."
He claimed to have no interest in preserving the past. "I want to focus on what is happening right now and the changes that are taking place right in front of us." As vegetables are harvested and brought into the gallery, they are fresh until they "start to rot and then are replaced by other things. Yesterday was different than today, and tomorrow will be different. This is a live broadcast of a particular place."
Flowers and vegetables as anti-art? Deitsch likened Haeg's concepts about art to those of dadaist Marcel Duchamp, who exhibited what he called "readymades," such as a factory-produced bicycle wheel and a urinal. "He wanted us to contemplate the everyday." Still, Duchamp's objects were purchasable, which is not Haeg's intention. "We want to show visitors outdoor work that is not object-based but experience-based."Continued...

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Has won one Stanley Cup championship (2011 with Boston) ... Has a 16/52 record in NHL shootouts (6 deciding goals) ... 2011-12: Led the NHL in plus/minus at +36 and finished second in faceoff proficiency at 59.3% ... Reached the 20-goal mark for the fourth time in his career, led the team in assists and finished second overall in the club's scoring race ... Had 15 multiple-point games, including five three-point efforts ... Had a seven-game point streak from Oct. 20-Nov. 7 (3-6=9 totals) ... Played his 500th NHL game Jan. 19 at New Jersey and recorded his 400th NHL point in a three-assist effort Apr. 7 vs. Buffalo ... 2010-11: Finished tenth overall in the NHL with a 56.6% faceoff proficiency ... Had 14 multiple-point games, including his first career hat trick scored Jan. 11 vs. Ottawa ... Had two five-game point streaks, from Jan. 6-13 (6-4=10 totals) and Feb. 15-26 (2-3=5 totals) ... Played his 400th NHL game Dec. 2 vs. Tampa Bay, scored his 100th NHL goal Oct. 28 vs. Toronto, recorded his 200th NHL assist Jan. 10 at Pittsburgh and registered his 300th NHL point with a goal Dec. 23 vs. Atlanta ... Added 6-14=20 totals in 23 playoff games with a 60.2% faceoff proficiency in the post-season ... Scored the Stanley Cup-winning goal with the first of his two goals in the 4-0 game seven win in Vancouver on June 15 ... Had five multiple-point games, including a career post-season high of three assists Apr. 30 in Philadelphia and two two-goal nights ... Had two four-game playoff point streaks, from Apr. 16- 23 (2-4=6 totals) and Apr. 27-May 4 (0-6=6 totals) ... Played his 50th NHL playoff game on June 6 in game three of the Final vs. Vancouver ... 2009-10: Won his second team scoring title, tied with David Krejci in points but with two more goals ... Finished fifth in the NHL in faceoff percentage at 58.0% ... Had 12 multiple-point games with his season-high a four-assist night Nov. 23 in St. Louis ... Had two three-game point streaks, from Nov. 5-10 (2-2=4 totals) and Mar. 23-27 (1-3=4 totals) ... Had an assist on the overtime goal in the 2010 Winter Classic game vs. Philadelphia at Fenway Park on Jan. 1 ... Figured into three of Boston's four overtime goals (2-1=3 totals) ... Missed eight games to injury ... Finished second in the team's post-season scoring race with 4-7=11 totals in 13 games ... Had three multiple-point games, all two-point efforts ... Had a five-game point streak from Apr. 26-May 7 (2-5=7 totals) ... The Bruins won seven of the eight post-season games in which he scored a point ... 2008-09: Had six multiple-point games with his season-high a 1-2=3 effort Apr. 9 vs. Montreal ... Had a five-game point streak from Feb. 28-Mar. 8 (1-5=6 totals) ... Recorded his 200th NHL/Bruins point in a two-assist effort Nov. 19 vs. Buffalo ... Played his 300th NHL/Bruins game Apr. 2 vs. Ottawa ... Missed 18 games to injury ... Added five assists in 11 playoff games, including a two-assist effort May 12 vs. Carolina ... 2007-08: Had 3-4=7 totals in ten games when he suffered a concussion and broken nose after being hit into the boards from behind on Oct. 27 vs. Philadelphia ... Missed the remaining 72 games of the season plus the playoffs with the injury ... Had two multiple-point games, both two-point efforts ... Had a three-game assist/point streak from Oct. 12-18 (1-4=5 totals) ... 2006-07: Established a career season-high in assists (48) ... Had 18 multiple-point games with his season-high a five-assist effort Dec. 19 in Ottawa, which was a career-high for assists and points in a game ... Had a career-best ten-game point streak from Dec. 7-29 (6-11=17 totals) ... Had a nine-game point streak from Nov. 16-Dec. 2 (2-10=12 totals) ... Had a five-game point streak from Nov. 2-11 (3-4=7 totals) ... Factored into four straight game-winning goals from Nov. 11-18, scoring twice (once in overtime), a deciding shootout goal and an overtime assist ... Played his 200th NHL game Jan. 29 vs. NY Rangers ... Recorded his 100th NHL assist Feb. 13 vs. Edmonton ... Missed five games to injury ... 2005-06: Led the team in goals and points and was second overall in assists ... Set career season-highs in games, goals and points with 31-42=73 totals in 81 games ... Became the youngest player in team history to record a 30-goal season (20 years, 262 days) with his 30th and 31st goals Apr. 13 vs. Montreal (Barry Pederson, 20 years, 335 days in 1981-82) ... Had 22 multiple-point games, including five three-point efforts which matched his previous career game-high and four two-goal games, which matched his previous career game-best ... Had two five-game point streaks, from Dec. 22-30 (1-5=6 totals) and Jan. 24-Feb. 2 (3-6=9 totals) ... Played his 100th NHL game Dec. 7 at Colorado and recorded his 100th NHL point with an assist Mar. 21 vs. Atlanta ... Missed one game with the flu ... 2004-05: Spent the NHL's lockout season in Providence/AHL, where he finished fourth in the team's scoring race with 21-40=61 totals and 59 PIM in 68 games ... Was the youngest player in the AHL ... Named AHL Player of the Week Nov. 15-21 (3-6=9 totals) ... Had a 2-3=5 effort Nov. 20 vs. Portland ... Added 5-7=12 totals in 16 playoff games as the AHL Bruins advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals ... Played for the Canadian Team in the AHL All-Star Game ... 2003-04: Was the NHL's youngest player ... Ranked fifth among NHL rookies in both goals and points and ranked fourth in rookie assists ... Had seven multiple-point games with his season-high a 1-2=3 effort Oct. 18 in Los Angeles ... Had a four-game assist/point streak from Oct. 15-21 (1-5=6 totals) ... Played his first NHL game Oct. 8 vs. New Jersey, recorded his first NHL point with an assist Oct. 15 in Dallas (game-winning goal) and scored his first NHL goal in a 1-2=3 effort Oct. 18 in Los Angeles ... Played in the Young Stars Game during NHL All-Star weekend with one assist ... Was fourth on the team in playoff scoring, including the overtime goal Apr. 9 in game two ... Missed 11 games with a shoulder injury ... Juniors: Played just one full year of junior hockey with Acadie-Bathurst ... Had 23-50=73 totals and 62 PIM in 70 games in 2002-03 and added 15 points in 11 playoff games that season ... International: Played for Team Canada in the World Championships in both 2004 (1-0=1 totals and 4 PIM in nine games while winning a Gold medal) and 2006 (second in tournament scoring with 6-8=14 totals and two PIM in nine games) ... Also represented Canada at the 2005 World Junior Championships ... Won a Gold medal at the WJC, was named the tournament Most Valuable Player and to the All-Tournament Team, and led the tourney in scoring with 5-8=13 totals with 6 PIM in six games ... Won a Gold medal with Team Canada in the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver (0-1=1 totals with 2 PIM In 7 games).
Tough, scores, not named Seguin, long time hero. There in the clutch
Vote: BEST Bruins Player
He was able to score this season when goals were needed most beside Marchand.
Vote: BEST Bruins Player
Bergie embodies the spirit of the Bruins - plays a great two-way game and isn't afraid to grind in the corners.
Vote: BEST Bruins Player


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"Holdin' it in" and practicing Putonghua in Northern Xinjiang during October 2012
Author: ltcommander // Category: Asia, China, HIKIN' THE WORLD, Travel, Xinjiang"Holdin' it in" and practicing Putonghua in Northern Xinjiang during October 2012
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Holdin' what in?
Read on and you will be enlightened. But until then, here's the story.
Strange departure from the original plan
The original plan called for a trip to Vietnam in October 2012. The group was supposed to consist of 6 of us. That number first went down to 5, then 4, then 3, then eventually … 2. We could have still gone to Vietnam but then came one of our brainwaves. Why not do something MORE adventurous?
Enter Xinjiang in Northwest China. Picture Muslim music playing in the background. Then picture eating some nans (bread). Picture kebab and lamb. Picture thousands of square kilometers of desert and contrasting grasslands and majestic mountains. That's Xinjiang. It occupies 1/6th of the total land in China. It's home to several distinct tribes. It's a mysterious land – a land far, far away geographically, ecologically and, of course, spiritually to Central in Hong Kong!
So, Martijn and I decided to be brave and explore Xinjiang. "Brave" because, of the two of us, only I could speak the best Mandarin. And my Mandarin was unfortunately largely limited to "Wo bu ji dou Potunghua" (I don't know Mandarin). But then again, both of us could draw! Isn't sign language the oldest form of communication known to mankind?
Then came the question WHERE in Xinjiang were we going to go to.
Enter Sandy Yiu, our expert Xinjiang consultant who has traveled to 40 different countries and rates Xinjiang as the best place she has ever been to. She spent 17 days there and yet didn't find it sufficient. We had 7 days!
Sandy gave us a Xinjiang 101 lesson. She told us that the western part of Xinjiang is home to Kashgar (or Ka-Shi as the locals call it) and Karakul lake. The 7000m high mountain Muztagh Ata is also accessible from Kashgar after 1-2 days of road travel through the Gobi desert. The northern part of Xinjiang is home to one of the most beautiful lakes in the world – the Kanas lake. This area, which is quite close to Russia, is also home to some very dense and beautiful forests. Getting lost in one of those forests might result in an inadvertent trip to Russia! In late September, which is autumn, the colors of the tree leaves there change to a beautiful golden orange color. The different shades of red, orange and green give this place a truly majestic touch.
After her presentation, our minds were made up. Northern Xinjiang it was!
Beauty of Northern Xinjiang
Continue reading to find out what it takes to 'hold it in' in Xinjiang
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DATES: This rule is effective January 29, 1999. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. Thomas Klimek, Office of Motor Carrier Information Management and Analysis (202-366-2212), or Mr. Charles Medalen, Office of the Chief Counsel (202-366-1354), Federal Highway Administration, 400 Seventh Street, SW., Washington, DC 20590. Office hours are from 7:45 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., e.t., Monday through Friday, except Federal holidays. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Electronic Access Internet users can access all comments received by the U.S. DOT Dockets, Room PL-401, by using the universal resource locator (URL): http://dms.dot.gov. It is available 24 hours each day, 365 days each year. Please follow the instructions online for more information and help. An electronic copy of this document may be downloaded using a modem and suitable communications software from the Government Printing Office's Electronic Bulletin Board Service at (202)512-1661. Internet users may reach the Federal Register's home page at: http:// www.nara.gov/fedreg and the Government Printing Office's database at: http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara. Background The National Network of Interstate highways and federally- designated routes, on which commercial vehicles with the dimensions authorized by the Surface Transportation Assistance Act of 1982 (STAA), 49 U.S.C. 31111, 31113-31114, may operate, was established by a final rule published in the Federal Register on June 5, 1984 (49 FR 23302), as subsequently modified. These highways are located in each State, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Routes on the National Network are listed in appendix A of 23 CFR Part 658. Procedures for the addition and deletion of routes are outlined in 23 CFR 658.11 and include the issuance of a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) before final rulemaking. In accordance with these procedures, the State of North Dakota, under authority of the Governor, requested the addition of one segment to the National Network. The segment requested is [[Page 71747]] generally described as ND Highway 32 from the west junction of ND Highway 13 north to Interstate 94, a distance of approximately 56 miles. The segment was reviewed by State and FHWA offices for general adherence to the criteria of 23 CFR 658.9 and found to provide for the safe operation of larger commercial vehicles and for the needs of interstate commerce. A notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) listing North Dakota's proposed change to the National Network was published on May 18, 1998 (63 FR 27228). The closing date for comments was July 17, 1998. Discussion of Comments Only one comment was received. The Melroe Company supports the request to include Highway 32 from the west junction of ND Highway 13 north to Interstate 94 in the National Network. This carrier has operated double trailers for 13 years and sees the addition of Hwy 32 to the network as an opportunity to reduce the amount of travel by its vehicles on 2-lane roads. Presently Melroe vehicles must travel 119 miles via North Dakota routes 13, 1, 11, and 281 to reach Interstate 94 via National Network routes. The addition of ND route 32 will reduce the travel from Gwinner to Interstate 94 to 54 miles, a reduction of 65 miles per trip. Modifications of the National Network Overall we find that the record here, including the information introduced by the State of North Dakota together with comments submitted by the Melroe Company, supports the addition of the involved segment of Highway 32 to the National Network for purposes of enhanced safety, convenience, and support of interstate commerce. Accordingly, the FHWA will modify the regulations at 23 CFR Part 658 by adding the requested route for North Dakota. Rulemaking Analyses and Notices Executive Order 12866 (Regulatory Planning and Review) and DOT Regulatory Policies and Procedures The FHWA has determined that this action does not constitute a significant regulatory action within the meaning of E.O. 12866, nor is it considered significant under the regulatory policies and procedures of the DOT. It is anticipated that the economic impact of this rulemaking will be minimal. This rulemaking provides a technical amendment to 23 CFR 658, adding a certain highway segment in accordance with statutory provisions. This segment represents a very small portion of the National Network and has a negligible impact on the prior system. Therefore, a full regulatory evaluation is not required. Regulatory Flexibility Act In compliance with the Regulatory Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. 601- 612), the FHWA has evaluated the effects of this rule on small entities. As noted previously, this rulemaking provides a technical amendment to 23 CFR 658, adding a certain highway segment in accordance with statutory provisions. This segment represents a very small portion of the National Network and has a negligible impact on the prior system. This rulemaking will allow motor carriers, including small carriers, access to a highway segment previously not available to them. Based on its evaluation of this rule, the FHWA certifies that this action would not have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities. Unfunded Mandates Reform Act This rule does not impose unfunded mandates as defined by the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995 (Pub. L. 104-4). 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Perhaps you have not read The Great Gatsby lately and have only a vague sepia recollection of it; perhaps, per impossible, you have never read Don Quixote at all. Still, you know what they are about, because you have lived it. You have had your Daisy or your Dulcinea. You have loved somethingor the idea of somethingso beautiful and good, so exalted and rare, that it would forever elude your all too human grasp, would transcend the world itself and all the wrongs of the world. And because of this pure and consuming love, there is "a trace of music" in your soul and a kind of "crazy hopefulness." As Jack Nicholson might say, "it makes you want to be a better man." But perhaps you did not connect any of this with America. You should.
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heavy like a loaded gun
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Oh, man...that's when I'd stop running. Was it readily visible? How terrifying! You're kind of forced to stare at the ground immediately ahead of you for a very long time after a situation like that, I'll bet.
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I think I'm more humored that K associated a vibrator with a black eye. booyah.
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Naked tail is hot!
haha ... at first I thought you had a rodent fetish, dave
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It seems very likely that the Yankees will sign Kei Igawa to serve as their fifth starter. According to Igawa's agent Arn Tellem:
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The two parties still have nearly two weeks left to negotiate. Igawa cost a hefty $26MM posting fee. The AL East has recruited all the major Japanese talent this year, with Matsuzaka, Igawa, Iwamura, and Okajima all ending up in the division. The inevitable Matsuzaka/Igawa pitching matchup should be a fun one.


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Wasn't it obvious that the Lib Dem/Tory coalition would run into this kind of problem sooner or later? The parties have mutually exclusive views on the world.
The British and the rest of Europe have mutually exclusive views on the world.
THE white noise of hysteria provoked by David Cameron's veto at last week's European summit will come to look bizarre and irrelevant if, as is still possible, the single currency does not survive for much longer in its current form. The ultimate purpose of the summit was to shore up the euro in the short term, and to make it durable in the long term. It is hard to find any neutral observer who is confident that either has been achieved. Indeed, much of the reaction to the prime minister's veto could be summarised as, "This is a lousy treaty, Mr Cameron, why didn't you sign it?"
For the time being, though, the prime minister's decision is causing convulsions at home. Nick Clegg, his Liberal Democrat deputy, has abandoned his initial support for the veto for a splenetic denunciation of it. He is "bitterly disappointed" with the outcome of the summit, which leaves Britain in danger of being "isolated and marginalised", all thanks to a combination of Franco-German intransigence and Mr Cameron's failure to stand up to eurosceptics in his own party. I was asked about the implications of Mr Clegg's remarks for the coalition on BBC Radio 4's Westminster Hour. My testimony was bleak.
Senior Conservatives, who have come to expect a burst of outrage from their coalition partners every few months (whether over tuition fees, the NHS, voting reform or Europe), think that this outburst can be contained. I doubt that.
As the Spectator's James Forsyth put it to me, this is not a time-limited row. The tuition-fees policy has been implemented, for better or worse. The referendum on the alternative vote has been lost. Those battles are over. Europe, by contrast, is the issue that never dies. In the coming years, Tories will implore Mr Cameron to make good his veto by preventing the new group of 23/26 from using EU institutions, resisting the financial regulations they cook up and sketching out a journey to some kind of a referendum on Europe. Meanwhile, the Lib Dems will, with equal vigour and the backing of many Foreign Office mandarins, pressure Mr Cameron to effectively un-do the veto by making conciliatory concessions to the 23/26 and plotting a path back into their grouping. The scope for friction within the coalition, a kind of war of attrition, is almost unbounded.
Also, the behaviour of senior Lib Dems is setting dangerous precedents for the doctrine of collective cabinet responsibility. Vince Cable has been allowed to get away with public criticisms of Tories in the past but Mr Clegg's words today were far more provocative. He was essentially implying that Mr Cameron is a weak leader, cowed by his party (a view not so much implied as mega-phoned to the nation by Lord Ashdown today, who said that even John Major stood up to the "bastards" in his cabinet). Again, some Tories hope that the only precedent being set here is that Lib Dem ministers can, within reason, say things that Conservative ones cannot. But what if the precedent actually being set is that any cabinet member can say almost anything without losing his post? Imagine a cabinet in which eurosceptics such as Iain Duncan Smith and Owen Paterson feel as emboldened to speak out as Mr Clegg and Mr Cable. We are not far away from that now, judging by recent days.
There is very little sympathy for Mr Clegg among senior Tories. "What did he expect?" asked one I spoke to. "The PM said on Monday that he would use his veto if the deal wasn't good enough." (Of course, Mr Clegg claims that he would have somehow struck a better deal but, say the Tories, he was privy to the government's negotiating strategy and did not complain.) They also find it rich of Mr Clegg to accuse Mr Cameron of placating his own party. They suspect that the Lib Dem leader's hostile rhetoric today is aimed at quelling unease among his MPs, MEPs and Lords.
It is customary at this juncture to point out that the Lib Dems, who are struggling to stay ahead of the UK Independence Party in the polls, will not do anything to provoke a general election before 2015. But why do we always assume that it is the Lib Dems who get to decide whether the government lasts? What if the Conservatives themselves decide to pull the plug and go to the country? I am not for a moment predicting that this will happen, or suggesting that it is being contemplated in the upper reaches of the Tory party. Nevertheless, it is a prospect that deserves to be entertained more seriously in the media coverage of the coalition. It will be very, very difficult for Mr Cameron to contain the coming war of attrition between eurosceptic Tories and europhile Lib Dems. Opting for an election, even against a leader of the opposition as weak as Ed Miliband, would be a titanic risk. But what if the alternative is carrying on with a government that is not under the prime minister's grip? I suspect that Mr Cameron, a proud man who watched from close quarters as the previous Conservative prime minister wielded office but not power, would rather take his chances than tolerate that.
We are not anywhere near that stage yet. Mr Cameron is still a dominant prime minister, sometimes effortlessly so. And, for the record, I still think the coalition will last five years. But, to put a crude number on it, I was 80% sure of that last week. I am now only 60% certain.
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Wasn't it obvious that the Lib Dem/Tory coalition would run into this kind of problem sooner or later? The parties have mutually exclusive views on the world.
The British and the rest of Europe have mutually exclusive views on the world.
Mr. Clegg will always fall in line. He has to. He is a weak, vacillating sort of fellow. But, he looks good in a suit, and his wife is quite presentable.
• We in Tanzania have the same problems in Hospitals when the man is dying the nurses are They're tweeting, blogging and poking for all they're worth, but they still haven't got a policy.I may not be English, however when I see when Davis Cameron has acted in the best possible way as an Englishman, he will get rebukes. London was, had been the financial capital, and he still would love to have this. If the reporters and the papers want to have his name hanged, I think they had made a wrong choice after Tony Blaire and Brown. Why, why, why, these divisions, I have no idea. To me it is a mockery of the British policies. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY: For every prohibition you create you also create an underground. -Jello Biafra, musician (b. 1958), Intervention and the enormity of the ideological blindness that led to it. We need constant reminders, such as the one you have provided us this week, of the follies we have committed in order to have any chance of avoiding repeating them. Sadly, given our country's history over the past 50 years, we have a poor track record of learning from our mistakes. Words are timeless. You should utter them or write them with knowledge of their timelessness. -Kahlil Gibran, mystic, poet, and artist (1883-1931 "I WOULD REMIND YOU THAT EXTREMISM IN THE DEFENSE OF LIBERTY IS NO VICE! AND LET ME REMIND YOU ALSO THAT MODERATION IN THE PURSUIT OF JUSTICE IS NO VIRTUE!"~ BARRY GOLDWATER. Has it ever occurred to you? When the oil is 104 the prices of all commodities are up, when the oil goes to 90$ the prices are still the same? I thank you Firozali A.Mulla DBA
A game is not won by the group that accomplishes more goals withing the rules of the game, but by the group that set up the rules in the first place.
It seems as if it it assumed that Mr Cameron was perhaps overzealous or foolhardy but always in defence of Britain´s sovereignty.The excess in the pursuit of virtue is no vice to paraphrase a Colonial from the 1770s.
In so setting the rules of the debate, we forget that the real issue is whether Mr. Cameron was acting on the best interest of Britain or in the best interest of the Square Mile, and mind you these two are right now,in the numerically informed opinion of many, very far from walking in lockstep.
Just for once I will advise the reading of an interesting article in a British newspaper:
Thank you to jvictor1789 for pointing out the Guardian article about banks. It heavily underlines what I have been saying in various posts about a new relationship between British banks and the state.
It would seem that our politicians are loth to do anything to stop the dreadful distortions which the bloated financial sector is causing. Such is the nature of the disease the finance sector is causing to the economy at large that it is devastating Britain just as effectively as the Euro is destroying many European economies. It is of no advantage of us to pull out of European financial regulation if all we end up doing is to destroy ourselves through other shortsightednesses.
Many people recognise that the British finance sector is too big and that its success has come at the direct expense of manufacturing. However politicians are always reluctant to slim down a seemingly successful part of the economy no doubt for fear that nothing will take its place. The argument against regulation has always been that the Banks will simply move elsewhere. Well, now we know it won't be to Europe for a while at least and not at all if the Euro goes pop.
There are those who have portrayed a possible future of the Banks doing just that -moving over to Euroland simply because they were denied access from the UK by new regulation. This is easily prevented by imposing a sunset tax on all financial industries. If you leave you pay back every subsidy and every advantage you gained from state guarantees while here. The Guardian article puts the total value of that at £1.19 trillion but doesn't say whether or not that includes the advantage to the banks of the state's no fail guarantee, estimated by the BoE at around 2% of bank capitalisation.
In such a regime if all the banks left Britain's World-Class debt would be wiped out. Indeed, if we could persuade, say, 70% of them to leave that would be quite enough to fix the deficit and free the Chancellor's hands for a bit of (quite a lot of) countercyclical Keynsianism.
If the banks decided not to go w could Tobin tax them ourselves and sequester their egregious bonuses into business lending instruments. They get it all back, of course, but not before the money has done its work, stimulating the bits it hasn't already reached. So no-one really loses, just no more instant gratification. Then there are the regular taxes they try to avoid paying. That can be dealt with by making it financially unattractive to get caught exploiting unintended loopholes, for e.g. by demanding triple repayment backdated to the beginning of the practice (with a get-out for everyone who comes clean at once, of course). So the banks stay and actually do what they, and the politicians have only paid lip-service to so far, or they go and close te deficit in doing so. The Guardian article also revealed how indebted the Tories are to the banks...
As the article says there's no political constituency for this sort of thing here, even though it's a pretty instant solution. If we did it can you imagine the Eurozone not doing the same? Then it would be 'please come back, dear Britain, we didn't mean it', even though the federalists would be grinding their teeth at the lost opportunity.
"if we could persuade, say, 70% of them to leave that would be quite enough to fix the deficit "
Humor is the best medicine,thank you.
The real joke is, where would they go? To the USA? Even there they think they have too many banks and, of course a colossal deficit which might be eased by similar measures. So if Britain effected such measures the USA would surely fall in line with alacrity. The EU would in all probability do the same, since the Franco-German plan to gut the city of its financial institutions would be stymied and they have to defend the Euro somehow. Switzerland? I have been criticised before for quoting Orson Welles: "Switzerland has had 300 years of freedom and democracy and what have they produced? the Cuckoo clock!" Also one of the wealthiest but stuffiest societies on the planet. Thos hedge funds which have left already hate it already. They, too, recognise they have probably too many banks so expect them to follow suit. So what's left? Singapore? Hong Kong? Shanghai? The HKSB's headquarters are in London for a reason, and while China and Singapore might welcome them Switzerland might seem a liberal option. And then they'd be outside that charmed circle which gives them such a sector advantage in London. That alone is worth a lot on the bottom line.
I have always believed the threat of banks leaving to be hollow, but one which feeble politicians believed in a spirit of pusillanimosity. Easier to give in than make them pay for their mistakes. But with a sunset tax they'd be sitting ducks. So, why not indeed, Dr Cable? Mr Osborne? A nice surprise at the next budget perhaps?
what about a Lib dems/labour new government????
I doubt any politician will pay a political price for taking a very popular position. Whilst defending banks and financial industry wouldn't ordinarilly fall under that umbrella, I think that pouring cold water over European integration and oversight should go down pretty well across the board.
That being said, I can't help but shake my head at the confidence expressed in future electoral victory simply on the basis of the opposition leader not being very charismatic. One does not have to look very far to see governments being toppled in spite of opposition leaders who can't really inspire confidence in anyone.
When you're running a flailing economy and behind in all polls, one does not really expect to romp to victory with ease or deny that voters would dare to return a recently turfed government. There are some exceptions; (Australian Labour held on with a good economy, Obama looks like he will win round 2 after losing round 1 to the Tea Party) but most of the time, voters will do it anyway.
There was no treaty offered, and thus there was no veto. How the Economist is not aware of this basic fact is dumbfounding.
As to Clegg, there are always such Qusilings sniffing around power.
Amid all the noise, it were well to recall:
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60pc certain seems a little on the low side. The Lib Dems daren't split the coalition because a) they would be blamed and seen as opportunistic and b) Mr Cameron, given his current popularity and Labour's pickle under Ed Miliband, would most likely get an overall majority. Their best hope is to hang on in anticipation of a second centrist coalition. They all know this, even Dr Cable of the fabled nuclear option. All they can is bellyache to mollify the most vociferous of their supporters. Interestingly, the Populus poll in The Times this morning found that 49pc of Lib Dem voters at the 2010 general election backed Mr Cameron's use of the veto. The Lib Dems are stuck and are yowling because they know it. The one thing that might yet undo the coalition, however, is if Mr Cameron were to say that Britain was withdrawing from the EU. Yes, he is, after Friday, on a divergent course but there is no real sign yet of this being an in-out debate. The latest noises from Brussels - that the veto will not protect the City - may change that too.
Here is an article that outlines where Europe went wrong and what painful alternatives are available to solve the issue:
Perhaps the union of the unequals was never destined to succeed and Mr. Cameron was right.
So the euro is less likely to make it to 2015 than the Coalition? It would be unwise, I think, to make strategy on the assumption of the collapse of the euro.
In addition to Lib Dems, there is a sizeable pragmatist faction within the Conservative party who will be worried about Britain's newly increased isolation in the World and the prospect of total rejection, that you set out in your other Blighty piece today.
If Cameron went to the people now, he would win by a landslide. The Lib Dems have badly misjudged the mood of the nation (best described as horrified at being betrayed by the French - AGAIN), so they risk being sunk.
Labour are nowhere, anger at their chronic mismanagement is still too fresh in people's minds.
Mr. Clegg faces political ruin if Cameron goes to the polls on this issue.
It is also an issue that divides the Labour party. At the hustings the EU speeches of Ed Balls and Jack Straw would be very different to those from the brothers Miliband.
Of course the austerity drive is the big counterweight - given the poor results so far the economy is not a Tory strength. Ironically the treaty Cameron didn't sign was to make austerity a constitutional requirement in Europe - rather than a mere policy option.
Whoever might win it wouldn't be Mr. Clegg - damned for Europe and damned for the economy. If Mr. Cameron was prepared to veto a treaty ostensibly desired by 26 nations I wonder if Mr. Clegg is wise to tweak his nose now on the assumption that Mr. Cameron would be too scared of the electoral consequences of ending the coalition?
If Mr.Cameron would like to keep power rather than office he may prefer to lead a different party...
"Tories will implore Mr Cameron to make good his veto by preventing the new group of 23/26 from using EU institutions"
The Tories referred to there hate the EU; do they have any idea how petty it looks to try to monopolize EU institutions? Probably not. But history will likely remember Britain for being undependable, unhelpful and obstructive during the great euro crisis of 2010-2012. Frustrations with Britain may well mean that the 26 will simply readopt most EU treaties under a new name and carry on while leaving Britain behind. The Tories would probably love just that but Britain will not be remembered for its heroism or service to Europe this time around.
Maybe for once, the continent could rescue itself... you know, change a habit of a life time.
All Britian has ever asked for is the single market, and as that wont be effected, that is fine by the Great Britain.
To Cutters:
Has it not occurred to you that "just the single market" does not correspond to the wishes of the majority of Europeans?
That possibility should not exist; if Britain wants to join the European Union, then it must accept the majority idea of how that Union should be constituted.
If Britain doesn't like that majority idea, then it can always decide to leave ...
Britian already is part of the €U, what it is not part of is this already falling apart rescue package.
The others signed a treaty the same as the UK, no one is stopping them doing their own thing, as long as it does not touch the Single Market.
Times change and conditions of memberships of clubs can be changed if a large majority of the members want it that way.
At present, Britain is in a minority of one. I'm afraid that you'll just have to lump it, since 26 of the 27 member countries want things to be done "our way", not "your way".
... assuming we let you use EU machinery to police an intergovernmental treaty i.e. not an EU treaty... and we should, because we're not here to screw up any of your unimpressive attempts to save your currency, but we don't HAVE to lump it.
Actually, judging from the initial reactions among the UK voters at large, now may be the BEST timing for Mr. Cameron to go to the country and ask the big question "do you back what I did in Brussels?" to the British electorate.
If Mr. Cameron comes back with a majority, then he can confidently say the will of the British People supports his position, making the 23 look a little less democratic...


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