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Excellent location – rated 9.4/10! (score from 910 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Loews Hollywood Hotel.
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Outdoor Pool (all year), Sun Deck
Sauna, Fitness Center, Spa, Massage
Food & Drink
Restaurant, Bar, Breakfast in the Room, Special Diet Meals (upon request)
Free! WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 40 per day.
Public parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 13 per day.
Room Service, Car Rental, Shuttle Service (free), 24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Baggage Storage, ATM on site, Concierge Service, Shared Lounge/TV Area, Babysitting/Child Services, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Ironing Service, Shoeshine, Suit Press, Daily Housekeeping, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Business Center, Fax/Photocopying, Hair/Beauty Salon, Souvenir/Gift Shop
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Children and Extra Beds
All children are welcome.
Free! One child under 18 years stays free of charge when using existing beds.
Free! Any additional older children or adults stay free of charge when using existing beds.
All children under 18 years are charged USD 25 per person per night for extra beds.
All older children or adults are charged USD 25 per person per night for extra beds.
The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 1.
The maximum number of cribs in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may apply.
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Holiday Inn Express Hollywood Walk of FameJust an 8-minute walk from Hollywood Boulevard and Dolby Theatre, this Los Angeles hotel is in a great location and features spacious guest rooms furnished with free Wi-Fi.
Score from 750 reviews Very good
InterContinental Los Angeles Century City at Beverly HillsFeaturing an outdoor infinity pool, this hotel is a short walk from 20th Century Fox Studios and is less than 1.5 miles from Rodeo Drive. All spacious rooms include a private terrace with city views.
Score from 502 reviews Very good
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Score from 404 reviews Very good
Peaceful spot after craziness of Hollywood boulevard
The concept that pets sleep on the beds
Staff are very friendly helpful and courteous and amenities are excellent. Location of Loews is ideally positioned close to city action yet far enough away from city noise. Ray B
I was a little disappointed that my hotel room was not overlooking the Hollywood sign as planned on booking reservations
They made you leave the pool for a private event
Fabulous hotel would stay there again central for everything in Hollywood why 200 characters eh? we lead busy lives you knowxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
The nutters on Hollywood walk of fame screaming and shouting also all the vagrants around Hollywood why 200 characters eh? we lead busy lives you knowxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx- xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Everything Comfort Class Location Staff
Free WiFi Gym Facilities Location Comfort Cleanliness Views Very Professional & helpful staff
Was quite expensive, but worth every penny
Location was brilliant overlooking the Hollywood sign and right beside the Walk of Fame, Dolby Theatre etc. Also loved the hotel atmosphere and the hustle and bustle in the lobby area. Rooms were clean and city view was excellent from our 16th floor.
Thought the pool could have been a little quieter - had a party atmosphere rather than a relaxing feel.
Excellent views excellent shower excellent location rooftop pool
*perfectly located- right off the Blvd *access to mall & restaurants *very smart & stylish contemporary decor *great looking rooms- great views
*A lot of events on whilst we stayed- meaning access to parts of hotel were prohibited -no access to pool or pool bar -no access to restaurant
The staff was great and friendly. The location of the hotel was perfect.
The room was a tad small. Restaurant was a tad pricey.
Rooftop pool was fantastic, with a nice view of the Hollywood sign.
The location very poor and far
The Hotel is located in a fabulous location and access to the parking is great, next to a shopping centre and few steps from Hollywood Blvd. Great experience. I will go back to stay at the Loews gain
Everything !
Very close to Hollywood strip lots of things to do.
Location Nice view from room
Placed in the heart of Hollywood Boulevard all the top sites are walking distance. Hotel leads into a mall that had great entertainment and great restaurants. Breakfast buffet is excellent!
Location, swimming pool & comfort of room.
Restaurant service at breakfast was appalling, totally disorganised. The room service wasn't much better which was a shame as This really lets the hotel down.
Whatever could go wrong or break. Did.
Fabulous location, very easy to find and access, Great views from our bedroom Friendly and welcoming staff
The gym was really nice. The free drinks were a nice touch.
After waiting in our room for 3 hours for our luggage to be delivered I went downstairs myself and pulled the rolling rack across the lobby. A reservations clerk saw me and he was great -- took over and accompanied me up to the room. I'm not sure what the mix up was but it seemed a bit ridiculous.
Requestes a room with view of hollywood sign well in advance,.it was pure luxury to be able to sit in bed and look out to the hollywood sign.this was done at no extra cost.fantastic location.use public parking much cheaper and in the same carpark.Staff keen to help at all times.
Great modern design hotel with nice rooms and amenities. Fantastic pool and fitness areas. You really feel part of Hollywood and top luxury here. Very helpfull staff allover.
Expensive breakfast.
Excellent located hotel within walking distance of Walk of Fame, Wax Museaum and many attractions. It has remodeled facilities, with very comfortable rooms. There is a small shopping mall across the street, which is very convenient for breakfasts and dinners. Another plus is that if you rent a car, there is a public parking next to the hotel which is only USD 13 the night.
No Breakfast included. Only three devices were allowed in the free wifi connection.
Location was good.
we were located at 5th floor close to pool and Gym .very busy floor we didn't have good sleep. I was with my two kids 19 and 13 and we only had a king size bed.and when asked a room with two double beds, they charged us $60 more
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7th Birthday PartyBy Annie on 9/08/2014 11:30:29 PM
We hired Bop Til you Drop for our daughters 7th Birthday party, the kids had a ball !! ... The host Bailey was great with the children. Great value for money too!
Absolutely wonderful!By Tammy Goodchild on 28/07/2014 1:33:12 PM
Sinead was wonderful! She did such a fantastic job with all the kids, they never stopped smiling and laughing, they all had a ball! To see everyone so happy was just amazing. Thankyou Sinead for putting on such a great show!
6 Year Old Party - Enjoyed by allBy The Hosking Family on 13/05/2014 9:09:21 PM
We organised to have 'Bop till you Drop' for our daughters 6th birthday party. We had disco, karaoke and some games. Everyone had a great time - and really, what more can you ask? Literally every child enjoyed it. Great work guys.
My twins' fantastic 7th birthday party!!By Lyndell on 16/03/2014 9:10:31 AM
Tiffany from Bop Til You Drop recently hosted my boy/girl twins 7th birthday disco party and it was hands down the best party we have ever had! The kids had an absolute ball and were kept totally engaged for the whole 2 hours - not an easy feat when you are entertaining 27 excitable seven year olds! I was really impressed by Tiffany, she was very professional, reliable a (...) Read more
Abby's 8th BirthdayBy Nicky on 26/02/2014 5:21:07 PM
I would highly recommend a "Bop till you drop Party". The whole process was so easy, the staff were friendly and efficient, and Lauren was very professional and great with the kids. She had them in the palm of her hands for the whole time, and in turn they had a ball. I couldn't fault a thing. Thank you for a hassle-free party.
Abby's 8th BirthdayBy Nicky on 26/02/2014 5:21:07 PM
I would highly recommend a "Bop till you drop Party". The whole process was so easy, the staff were friendly and efficient, and Lauren was very professional and great with the kids. She had them in the palm of her hands for the whole time, and in turn they had a ball. I couldn't fault a thing. Thank you for a hassle-free party.
Yes, would definitely recommend themBy Joanne on 26/02/2014 7:14:50 AM
Alex was fabulous. She arrived on time, discussed what time the children would stop to eat and even told me which song to listen out for, so that I could prepare the birthday cake. She kept them entertained the whole time and even had them organised in an orderly fashion for the cutting of the cake! She was wonderful!
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Tiffany recently attended Barossa & Light Children's Market in Angaston (SA) to provide entertainment for the children for 2 hrs and WOW what a great response she had the kids never stopped bopping even the stallholders were bopping along or watching. Great fun and addition to our Christmas Market. Highly recommend.
Great party for energetic 6 year old boysBy Aphra on 15/12/2013 9:20:29 AM
Justin's GPS let him down and he was late to arrive, but he quickly got the party started. He had 25 boys (most of them 6 years old) and 5 girls dancing, singing and playing fun games for an hour and a half. The Birthday boy thought it was awesome. The parents looking on were impressed. Everyone went home happy (with sweaty, tired children). Well done Justin and Bop t (...) Read more
Amazing!By YANINNA Byrne on 12/12/2013 11:01:30 PM
Thank you so much Rosie for a great party ...I was so happy my children really enjoyed themselves and so did theirs friends and many parents were very impressed whith the whole thing. Thanks again Rosie and I hope you are getting what you deserved .

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Music teacher Alex Cifelli and his team of hardworking students will be sharing their rendition of Annie! Students have been working hard putting this fabulous performance together. We invite all our fellow school district employees and their families to see Annie, Daddy Warbucks and the mean but laughable Miss Hannigan!
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The Recyclebank Green Schools Program encourages students and faculty to get involved and take action to green our school and community. Recyclebank rewards residents for taking everyday green actions, such as increasing household recycling and reducing energy use. Those rewards, or Recyclebank Points, can then be redeemed for discounts at hundreds of businesses, or donated to help fund "green" projects in local schools — including West Philly's very own James Rhoads.
Each semester, the Recyclebank Green Schools program awards environmental project grants to schools in Recyclebank communities. Together, these schools, their students and their communities work together to encourage residents to donate points that Recyclebank transfers into real dollars for schools — thereby turning a community's green actions into funds for a local school. Since 2007, Recyclebank has granted close to $350,000 to more than 100 schools.
President of the Home and School Association, Nikita Porter is leading the efforts at Rhoads. The school and community have until March 15 to collect points and two-liter bottles that will help students build a green house. Students will garden fruits and vegetables and donate the produce to elderly and local community organizations.
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AT Colonial Country Club-----Cottage Condo on lake 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
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A half mile away from the new Boston Red Sox training facility. Hiking trails, Golf, and Tennis, nautilus, holiday theme parties at the community center. Ft. Myers beach and the world renowned beaches of Sanibel island and Captiva island are just a 30 minute drive, where you can swim, fish, or boat. The prime outlet mall at Miramar is just 13 minutes away, featuring outlet stores like Tommy Hilfiger,
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February and March 2013 are rented. April through November 2013 is $1200.00 per month. This includes a social membership tranfer fee which entitles the tenant to use of the clubhouse (sauna, steam room, olympic size swimming pool, nature trails, etc. It also entitles the tenant to greatly reduced rates on the golf course. It also includeds the exit cleaning fee at the end of tenacy. Please keep in mind that the entire calendar month has to be rented (not just a week or two at at time). The rules of the Homeowners Association do not permit that. December 2013 is $1400.00 per month. January 2014 is $1400.00 per month. February and March 2014 are both $3600.00 per month. The December through March prices do not include the social membership transfer fee or the exit cleaning fee. All tenancies under six month are subject to an 11% Florida sales tax.


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FRANKFORT, Ky. (WDRB) -- Kentucky House Speaker Greg Stumbo has cleared the way for a full investigation into state Rep. John Arnold, the lawmaker accused of sexually harassing two female employees.
Speaker Stumbo filed a petition Thursday afternoon that sets the stage for the full House to investigate the alleged conduct and decide whether censure or expulsion is in order.
Rep. John Arnold, a Democrat from Sturgis, Kentucky, is accused of misconduct dating back to 2010.
Two women who work at the State Capitol in Frankfort filed the sexual harassment complaint against Arnold earlier this month. The women work for the Legislative Research Commission (LRC) which provides support to the General Assembly.
The accusations against Arnold are outlined in two documents filed with the LRC and detail alleged sexual assault, harassment, stalking and verbal abuse.
In a news release, speaker Stumbo says he will appoint an 8-member investigative committee on Friday.
"The Constitution gives each chamber of the General Assembly authority to determine its rule of proceedings and to punish a member for disorderly behavior and, with a two-thirds vote, to expel him or her," said Speaker Stumbo, D-Prestonsburg.
Speaker Stumbo says it's not a decision he takes lightly, "and it needs to be resolved quickly," because the allegations have become a distraction.
Stumbo's petition, which was filed with the House Clerk, cites the House's constitutional and statutory authority to carry out the needed investigation and to take action thereon in the January 2014 Regular Session of the General Assembly.
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Speaker Stumbo has also sent a letter to Senate President Robert Stivers, requesting he provide any notice he gave asking for a meeting for the Legislative Research Commission next week. Speaker Stumbo noted that his office "has taken great care to avoid any appearance of interfering with the impartial investigation called for by our LRC policy. If, as stated in press reports, you have questions about specific actions taken by the Director in this case, those questions should be directed to him."
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As my kids and I celebrated this morning (with a 3 minute dance party!), we now officially have all five Dailies up and running! I was sharing with them that this is the earliest one of my classes has ever had all choices in place.
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05-07-2013 03:44:01 | More by Beerswag
4.23/5 rDev +7.1%
Thanks to my brother for sending me this bottle.
The beer pours a yellow color with a white head. The aroma is very heavy on the brett and orange citrus, with some wheat thrown in as well. The flavor is more of the same. The leathery brett and orange citrus notes really come through and stand out. The wheat provides a nice malt backbone and keeps the bitterness fairly low. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. A very nice beer, glad I got to try it.
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4.33/5 rDev +9.6%
A 330ml bottle with a BB of Feb 2014. Picked up recently from my local beer specialist (they've been getting quite a bit of Mikkeller recently). From what I can make out on the label, it's an IPA brewed with wheat and fermented with brettanomyces. Should be interesting!
Poured into a Duvel tulip. Bottle-conditioned. A pale golden hue with faint haze and low carbonation. Produces a large head of brilliant white foam that lasts for a few minutes before subsiding to a surface layer. Aroma of bright citrus hops with undertones of earthy wheat and a vinous hint of yeast in the background.
Tastes of aromatic citrus hops with a mildly acidic character and a dry finish. Notes of citrus, grainy wheat and earthy, vinous yeast. Subtle bitterness upon swallowing, and a hint of lactic/vinegary sourness in the background. Mouthfeel is smooth, tingly and dry. A slight acidity on the tongue, and mild astringency. A tad undercarbonated. Aftertaste of sour wheat malt with citrus overtones.
Impressive - a subtle IPA with fantastic balance. Despite the novel ingredients and yeast, the finished article is tasty and very drinkable. The brett adds a distinctive note to the background, but doesn't overpower or clash with the other flavours. The aroma/taste has a dry, lactic - almost lemony sourness that complements the citrus hops perfectly. If it weren't for the price tag I'd grab another one (or two). Excellent - well worth trying if you encounter it.
04-15-2012 23:54:59 | More by jazzyjeff13
4.25/5 rDev +7.6%
06-13-2013 21:37:10 | More by doremite
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
03-25-2013 23:17:31 | More by acurtis
4.04/5 rDev +2.3%
This beer is a mildly hazed light gold color with just a little sediment settling. A foamy pillow of pure white head sets at between one and two fingers high and has pretty good retention to it. Lacing is left more in spotting, though some thinnish patches can be found lightly around the glass.
The smell brings the funk, all kinds of barnyard but not neglecting the hops. The wehat is also not overshadowed, making itself known as well. Good integration, all said.
The funk steps aside in the taste for hops bitterness and the wheat backbone to come out more strongly. Tart and funky notes come out more in a lingering finish.
The wheat makes it nice and crisp, with carbonation at a nice level of moderation, and a light but solid body.
07-13-2013 22:43:44 | More by Brenden
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
03-09-2014 03:13:05 | More by RDW
4/5 rDev +1.3%
06-15-2014 14:45:17 | More by roostor07
Alberta (Canada)
3.73/5 rDev -5.6%
12oz chalice at the Underground, in advance of their Mikkeller tap takeover later this week.
This beer appears a slightly cloudy, medium golden straw colour, with one finger of bubbly, loosely foamy off-white head, which leaves a decent sinking storm cloud lace around the glass as things duly settle.
It smells of bitter orange and grapefruit citrus, surprisingly (I guess) funky yeast, aged lemon flesh, subdued pale grainy malt, with a touch of wheaty astringency, a hint of black pepper, and further leafy, floral hops. The taste is rather prominently funky yeast, mostly of the barnyard sort, well supported by the grainy, edgy wheat malt, and attending citrus and floral hoppiness.
The carbonation is fairly sedate, though pervasive enough to justify itself, the body an adequate medium weight, and generally smooth, the hops not quite that adventuresome. It finishes well off-dry, the wheat character discovering its spine, while the hops lend some fruitiness to the cause, and their own offset to the lingering, and now thankfully muted funky yeast notes.
Not really all that prominently wheaty, nor hoppy, as the yeast is the star here, rendering this gimmick inert - it appears that yeast is the new hop, instead. A Belgian IPA, at best, and a so-so one at that.
07-09-2013 01:25:19 | More by biboergosum
4/5 rDev +1.3%
07-12-2014 02:26:05 | More by Griffith
4/5 rDev +1.3%
09-23-2013 01:32:31 | More by Dawkins
New York
3.5/5 rDev -11.4%
04-14-2013 03:48:55 | More by ipc2000
Ontario (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -9.4%
Pours cloudy yellow, sediment laden, with mushroom cloud of a head. Citrus hoppy aroma exists together with funk. Smooth mouthfeel. The taste is the worst of barnyard, really stinky, with bold hops to make it through drinkability. Do not open this bottle unless you know what you are in for. A hoppy wild farmhouse.
08-21-2012 02:05:50 | More by Sammy
New York
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
07-02-2013 18:22:42 | More by henrisimo
4/5 rDev +1.3%
05-31-2014 01:40:16 | More by cjgator3
4.5/5 rDev +13.9%
08-21-2013 19:26:44 | More by adamdarcy
3.25/5 rDev -17.7%
05-19-2012 08:26:27 | More by aztraz
4.25/5 rDev +7.6%
03-28-2014 15:52:56 | More by jmccraney
4/5 rDev +1.3%
03-13-2014 22:41:17 | More by Kevincredible
4/5 rDev +1.3%
05-14-2014 00:06:49 | More by JSBILK
4/5 rDev +1.3%
05-15-2013 04:01:05 | More by GRG1313
3.25/5 rDev -17.7%
05-29-2014 22:47:50 | More by waddellc2
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- Toronto's Johnson day to day after early exit
- Versatile Gomes thriving with Blue Jays
- Farrell calls for composure from Blue Jays
ST. PETERSBURG -- The Blue Jays' Double-A affiliate will be sticking around Manchester, New Hampshire, for at least the next two seasons.
Toronto officially announced on Wednesday morning a two-year extension with New Hampshire of the Eastern League for the 2013-14 seasons.
The Blue Jays have been partnered with the Fisher Cats since 2004, which it the longest running non-owned affiliate in the organization.
"The Blue Jays are very pleased to be extending our working agreement with the Fisher Cats," said director of Minor League operations Charlie Wilson.
"The Fisher Cats represent the best of Minor League Baseball with state-of-the-art ballpark and facilities, passionate baseball fans, and a great front office led by [Fisher Cats owner] Art Solomon and [Fisher Cats president] Rick Brenner."
The Fisher Cats are the reigning Eastern League champions, and they also won a division crown in 2004. They are currently led by manager Sal Fasano and possess some of the club's top prospects including Deck McGuire, Chad Jenkins and Mike McDade.
Toronto's Johnson day to day after early exit
ST. PETERSBURG -- Blue Jays second baseman Kelly Johnson was forced to leave with tightness in his left hamstring in the ninth inning of Wednesday's 5-4 loss in 11 frames to the Rays.
Johnson was replaced in the game by Omar Vizquel, who threw out Carlos Pena at home plate to end the ninth and force extras.
Johnson has been dealing with issues in his legs for the majority of the season, but the discomfort intensified in the past seven to 10 days.
The 30-year-old is listed as day to day. He remains optimistic that he won't be forced to miss any time.
"The left leg has been sore for awhile," Johnson said. "It has been about managing it, but now when I run, it's just not loosening up.
"It's just always there. I think we'll be good, though, day off [on Thursday] and I think we've got something, we've figured it out a little, so maybe we'll have it knocked off soon. Day off should help out a lot."
Johnson is hitting .250 with eight homers and 23 RBIs in 44 games this year.
Versatile Gomes thriving with Blue Jays
ST. PETERSBURG -- Yan Gomes' versatility is proving to be a valuable asset to the Blue Jays during the early stages of his Major League career.
The 24-year-old rookie came up through Toronto's system as a catcher, but he played some first base last year and has seen his role expanded to third in 2012.
Gomes has proven capable at both corner infield spots, which continues to earn him playing time at the big league level following the departure of veteran Adam Lind to the Minors.
"He's got great aptitude," Blue Jays manager John Farrell said. "He's not afraid. He's been mostly a catcher in his pro career, but what he's shown on the corners, the versatility and the ability to play both is outstanding."
The transition to third base was relatively odd for someone in Gomes' situation, but it's one that also made sense, considering the club's depth behind the plate. The Blue Jays have second-year catcher J.P. Arencibia firmly entrenched at the Major League level while top prospect Travis d'Arnaud takes up the bulk of the playing time in Triple-A.
That led the club to begin searching for different positions to play Gomes, and third base became a natural fit.
"When you see him receive and you see him catch, he's athletic, he's got good hands, and with d'Arnaud, J.P., his path to the big leagues might require some versatility," Farrell said. "So we started to take some looks and workouts -- he looked OK, we threw him out in a game against the Orioles in Sarasota.
"Well, why not put him out at third base every day in Las Vegas? He'll catch once or twice a week, like a lot of guys, their bat is going to find a way."
Gomes' first opportunity in the big leagues arrived when third Brett Lawrie received a four-game suspension. The native of Brazil has since maintained his spot on the club by entering play Wednesday hitting .357 (5-for-14) with two home runs and four RBIs.
Farrell calls for composure from Blue Jays
ST. PETERSBURG -- Blue Jays manager John Farrell would like to see a more even-keel approach from his players when it comes to dealing with disputed calls on the field.
Toronto's had multiple situations in recent weeks to varying degrees of intensity and there is a real danger that the club could become a target of umpires' scorn.
"There are going to be moments inside of a game where the emotions might be heightened because of the game situation, the score, the inning, who's involved," Farrell said. "It's upon all of us to remain composed and operate at that effort level that keeps people under control."
Third baseman Brett Lawrie was recently suspended four games for tossing his helmet in the direction of home-plate umpire Bill Miller. Lawrie also had another dispute on Tuesday night after he was ruled out for not touching second base on his way back to first on a deep fly ball in the eighth inning against the Rays.
Lawrie responded to the call by running toward second-base umpire Rob Drake. The conversation between the two was brief and Farrell quickly intervened as Lawrie walked off the field without incident, but Toronto's manager would still prefer to see the situation handled differently.
"Body language speaks volumes, and in light of recent events, I wanted to be sure it didn't escalate," Farrell said.
"Those are the things we continue to make him aware of, and how it can be perceived. That's part of our job in teaching and helping with his maturity, hopefully to shorten down that natural timeline. At the same time, he is a high-energy player, and we don't want that energy to be eliminated. We just want it channeled in the appropriate way."
Yunel Escobar also had a mini-altercation at the end of the game with home-plate umpire Sam Holbrook. Escobar disputed a strike-three call and walked off the field with several choice words for the umpire, which prompted Holbrook to stare into the visitors' dugout for an extended period, even as both sides began going into their respective clubhouses.
There's concern of potential lingering ill will from umpires toward the club because of Lawrie's recent incident and the seemingly daily arguments about the strike zone from various players. Farrell hopes that's not the case.
"The only thing any player has in his control is to respect the game, respect the situation and go out and play to his abilities," the second-year manager said. "There is going to be frustration that rears its head in any game that is played.
"You deal with that frustration in a manner that's professional and respectful -- that's when you begin to earn your reputation."
Gregor Chisholm is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, North of the Border, and follow him on Twitter @gregorMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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My husband, my 2 sons (23 & 21)& I had high hopes for the brand new ship, and even though the ship is beautifully decorated, and somewhat larger, they have doubled the number of passengers, and it is TOO MANY! Everyone we talked to in the very crowded elevators, very crowded dining rooms, and very small pool for adults , said the exact same thing. There is 1 adult pool, which is not nearly large enough for the hoards of people trying to use it, not enough pool chairs, but there are more pool areas set up just for children. If you don't claim your chair by 9am with your towels (which they say is not allowed), you won't even get a lounge chair, particularly the days at sea. The dining rooms are very crowded after 7pm, and there is no personal service or attention from the waiters like in a traditional dining room. They are not to blame, it's just they are running around like crazy trying to take care of too many tables at one time. The food is only fair at best, and our opinion is that they no longer serve great food in the regular dining rooms. If you want a great meal, you must go to one of the specialty restaurants, which all charge an extra amount per person to go there. We chose to eat in the dining rooms which didn't charge extra money, and therefore, had only average food, poor service, and crowded restaurants with no personal attention at all. The entertainment was good, especially the Burn the Floor Dance Show. That was excellent, but we were really disappointed in the Rock of Ages show, and for all the shows, you needed to wait in line for almost an hour even with your ticket, to get a decent seat. The Second city show was good, and the blues band was also very good. The Garden Caf, which is a buffet, was good, and at least you didn't have to wait in long lines, although at times, it too was very crowded.
Bermuda was beautiful, and the embarkation and disembarkations went very smoothly, considering the number of people. We purchased a 2 day ticket to use either the ferry or the bus to get around Bermuda, and it worked out well. Horseshoe Bay Beach was incredible beautiful, and crowded, but if you go to the far left, walk through the shallow water, you come to several more beaches, which are almost empty, and you can see the fish in the water, it is so clear. The snorkeling was great, especially at Tobacco Bay and also at Snorkel Beach Park near where the ship is docked. If you bring some rolls, and break them up in the water, the fish come right to you. (Someone gave us that tip, and it really worked!)Overall, we enjoyed the trip with our boys, but were very disappointed in the ship itself.


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• Activity corner for children on select evenings
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Admission to this event remains free of charge, however donations for the Sheboygan County Food Bank are appreciated. Last year, your donations provided a three month supply for area pantries. Our expectation is for this to grow substantially this year due to the increased hours of operation. All sponsorships and cash donations will be used toward the growth and development of the lights display.
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Rory W wrote:Some answers
Spencer dock rather than Connolly to deal with the congestion at connolly
Pearse rather than Tara - larger space for facilities, better sited for integrating with the city's eastern districts, tara st site more problematic
St Stephen's Green - I'd say a lot of office workers will be happy, also this corner of the green is at the top of one of our core retail streets so I'd say a lot of the current tara bound traffic will use this.
weehamster wrote:- Connolly is unsuitable for underground tunnelling.
- Spencer Dock already has a line from the northern line which leads into it
- The northern line is an elevated track (from just before Killester Station and after Grand Canal Dock station) and you need to get around 15m below ground level for the tunnel. To get under Connelly, the tunnel needs to start near Killester station.
Sorry mate, Integration -Luas (Green) (possibly Lucan), Metro tram, DART, and the fact its a popular shopping area as well as many people work around there too.
You said it. I couldn't have put it better myself.What, along the same route more buses carry more passengers that the Luas? Or are you referring to the whole city network compared to one narrow line.
CC105 wrote:after spending an hour delayed this evening on our wonderful train system i would accept any bloody route for this line,
BoB wrote:Yeah that was hilarious yesterday listening to the coverage on Newstalk of the chaos that enveloped Dublins 'progressive' (is that the right word there PeterF,, progressive did I get it right) transport system, because of one signal failure. 15 min delay turned to 30,45,1 hour , nearly fell off the garden seat laughing , no serioulsy I nearly did kept hearing the word integrated,integrated, being spoken in a rodents voice in my head.
Seamus O'G wrote:A tunnel through/past Connolly deals with the congestion at Connolly. In effect, creating two extra lines at that location. I readily accept, however, that Spencer Dock is another option for dealing with the congestion at Connolly..
Seamus O'G wrote:Oh gawd. Integration again. ..
Seamus O'G wrote:The tunnel could surely be built through/past Tara Street station, bringing more people to where they want to go. And those who wish to travel to Pearse and "integrate with the city's Eastern districts" could change at Tara Street and do just that.
Seamus O'G wrote:Building the tunnel through a more central location would also keep a lot of office workers happy. And other workers and partygoers and others happy as well. It's important to remember that the original figures for the metro indicated that the Trinity station was predicted to be busier than the St. Stephen's Green station. It's obvious where the busiest stops would be if the only city centre infrastructure project were to be the LUAS link-up. Again, indicating that more people wish to go to the central area, rather than to St. Stephen's Green.
Rory W wrote:Where do you link this into the northern line? What about gradient? How do you keep the northern line (the countries busiest) fully operational - go via Spencer dock where you can be below the surface and avoid the canal and tolka
People if they really cannot face the horror of walking all the way down a pedestrianised street can get the Metro to O'Connell bridge at the interchange at St Stephen's Green but maybe that's integration of transport types and we know you have an aversion to that.
jimg wrote:They've been thinking about how to do this (provide an integrated commuter heavy rail network) for 30 years. Pretty much everything feasible has been considered (including tunneling under Connolly) and evaluated. The current Interconnector is superior in nearly every respect to all the alternatives. For once we will be getting the optimal solution in terms of expanding coverage and increasing integration.
Seamus O'G wrote:such a charade would not have occurred in any other country in Northern Europe.
Blisterman wrote:Can anyone here explain why the Metro has to terminate in Stephen's Green?
Seamus O'G wrote:As I pointed out above, Spencer Dock is one option, Connolly is another. Certainly keeping the line fully operational would require a considerable amount of planning - but again, this kind of thing is done the world over (on busier lines) and similar problems seem to be surmountable. As for the gradient, I suggest you re-read my comment about it above. .
Seamus O'G wrote:Such a route through the centre of the city was proposed in the 1970s. However, when it was decided to cut the Green Line short, and not build it through the centre of the city, these plans seem to have changed to accomodate this. Effectively, the route now included a big loop and became considerably longer than it needed to be in order to integrate with the LUAS.
Seamus O'G wrote:Now, a longer route is also a more expensive one. The current estimate is that the line will cost 2 billion euro. Let's say, for example, that this cost is 100 million euro more than a more direct route across the city. For example, Heuston-Christchurch-College Green/Dame Street-Pearse Station-Spencer Dock.
By building the more direct route and linking the two LUAS lines (which is part of the plan), you achieve the same integration which is planned with the St. Stephen's Green route. You also save 100 million euro. Oh, and because you don't have to have an interchange at St. Stephen's Green, you can build a much simpler metro station there. And so you can keep destruction of the park to a minimum..
Seamus O'G wrote:So you see, there are alternatives.
Seamus O'G wrote:Perhaps you would be kind enough to direct me to some evidence that everything has been examined. The material relating to the interconnector "consultation" was rather thin on which routes had been studied prior to selection of the one route which was presented to the public. As I said above, such a charade would not have occurred in any other country in Northern Europe.
Rory W wrote:I thought you wanted to go via Tara, rather than Pearse? At least be consistant.
While the damage to the park should be kept to a minimum you don't however seem to mind ripping up College Green however which is one of the busiest areas (transport and pedestrian wise) of the city as well as surrounded by some of the most historic buildings in the city.
Yes but not realistic ones
notjim wrote:This is drifting off topic, but I had thought at one stage there was talk about adding another stop on the lower line somewhere east of croagh park, hard to say where there would be room to do that, but more's to the point, what is happening to the lower line in T21, will it still be used for anything?


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At this time of year, Stockholm is not a fashion-friendly place. The winds are frigid, the temperatures are freezing, and a thin layer of snow and ice makes it treacherous for heels. Not to mention, achieving just the right balance between cozily layered and overbundled is mighty tricky. While the locals were more or less prepared for the unfortunate conditions, the international press and buyers who descended upon the seventeenth Mercedes-Benz Stockholm Fashion Week struggled to dress the part. However, local designers offered a host of fashionable-yet-practical solutions for Stockholm's chilly weather in their Fall '14 collections.
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I'm making a game that relies on png images to store the level design data. It works fine on most phones but some phones seem to change the colors of the pixels in the createImage method and my levels get screwed.
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Each year, millions of visitors come to Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks, to see the largest and oldest trees on Earth. They're so unfathomably big, you'll feel compelled to shout "Honey, I Shrunk the Family!" while posing for a photo next to one of them.
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While trees steal the show here, a trip to these twin parks is not just about stiff old barks. Part of the fun includes driving on top of, through, and over these monster trees. You can also enjoy them from 800 miles of hiking trails, or on horseback rides through picturesque canyons.