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#Podcast – Robot reporting: A look at the LA Times data desk
If you were working on a newsdesk in California when you got reports of an earthquake, would you go and copy and paste the details from the the US Geological Survey email that was auto-generated.
Would you write when and where it happened and how powerful it was? Would you grab a map and encourage sub-editors to publish quickly?
Well, the Los Angeles Times would have already beaten you to it. It would have auto-published a post, complete with auto-generated headline, a map, and a Ken Schwencke's byline, the person who wrote the code that auto-writes a story using information from the US Geological Survey.
In this podcast we hear about this example of robot reporting from the LA Times data desk and others, plus look at how internal databases can assist journalists. We also hear about recent data projects from the LA Times.
Journalism.co.uk technology editor Sarah Marshall speaks to:
- Ben Welsh, database producer, Los Angeles Times
- Brian Boyer, news applications editor, NPR and project leader on the PANDA project
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- For more on the PANDA 'data library', see this article
- For more on robot reporting and the data desk at the LA Times, see Ben Welsh's blog
- For a video from last week's NICAR of Ben Welsh's "five-minute rant" and Welsh telling coders the five things need to learn from reporters, see Chrys Wu's NICAR round-up post on Nieman Lab
- For five ways robots can improve accuracy, journalism quality, see today's post by Craig Silverman on Poynter
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Augusta Commissioners are set to decide whether to keep renovations going in two historic neighborhoods.
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The loan would be repaid when new bonds are issued in two years.
The project has already spent nearly $8 million, with more than $2 million of that going for consultants and marketing, and that's a problem for some Commissioners.
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Chicago Engagement of The Book of Mormon Ends Oct. 6
By Adam Hetrick
The Chicago production of The Book of Mormon, which opened to acclaim in December 2012, plays its final performance Oct. 6 at the Bank of America Theatre.
The Chicago production opened Dec. 19, 2012. It subsequently played 43 weeks and 344 performances, holding the record for the biggest weekly gross in the history of the Bank of America Theatre. The production has played to over 100 percent capacity every week since it opened.
Nic Rouleau and Ben Platt co-star as Elder Price and Elder Cunningham, respectively. Syesha Mercado plays Nabulungi.
A separate, first national tour of The Book of Mormon launched in August 2012 at the Buell Theatre in Denver. It continues to tour. The New York run continues its record-breaking engagement at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre.
The Chicago staging, which now becomes the second national tour of Book of Mormon, will play Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles and other cities in the 2013-14 season. A Chicago return is planned for the 2014-15 season.
"South Park" creators-writers Trey Parker and Matt Stone, and Tony-winning Avenue Q songwriter Robert Lopez collaborated on the script and score to the musical, which earned Tony Awards for Best Book, Best Score and Best Musical.
Co-directed by Parker and Casey Nicholaw, The Book of Mormon opened to critical acclaim March 24, 2011, at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre. Both earned Tony Awards for their work and repeat their duties for the tour.
The Book of Mormon has set design by Scott Pask, costume design by Ann Roth, lighting design by Brian MacDevitt and sound design by Brian Ronan. Orchestrations are by Larry Hochman and Stephen Oremus. Music direction and vocal arrangements are by Oremus.
The Book of Mormon also picked up Tony Awards for Best Direction (Parker and co-director/choreographer Casey Nicholaw), Best Performance by a Featured Actress (Nikki M. James), Best Orchestrations (Larry Hochman and Stephen Oremus), Best Scenic Design (Scott Pask), Best Sound Design (Brian Ronan) and Best Lighting Design (Brian MacDevitt).
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The product planners at Chevrolet may not think their new electric car is ready for its close-up, but the Volt has been caught on camera weeks before its expected official debut.
A spy from an Internet fan site for the upcoming film, "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen," has posted a video purported to show the production version of the Chevrolet Volt during filming of the sequel to the 2007 blockbuster.
Like the original, the new film is full of vehicles from the Chevrolet brand that turn into good-guy robots known as Autobots who are caught in an intergalactic battle with their nemeses, the Decepticons.
The purplish blue car is seen being uncovered by crew members, then driven out of a parking lot under its own power. The name Volt is clearly visible on the rear of the car, and the design differs significantly from the concept version of the car originally shown at the 2007 North American International Auto Show.
The Volt is a major gamble for General Motors, which aims to be the first automaker to market a plug-in hybrid, and the first to offer a hybrid vehicle that is propelled solely on electrically generated power. Featuring an electric-only range of 40 miles, a small gasoline engine is on board only to charge the batteries on longer trips, but cannot move the car on its own like the engines in traditional hybrid vehicles.
General Motors will not confirm that the designe of the car seen in the video is in fact that of the production Volt, but with its unveiling rumored to take place during the companys centennial celebration on Sept. 16, it's unlikely that they would be featuring a car in a movie premiering in June 2009 that is different from the production version that will be well-publicized before then.
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on Jun 19, 2012 at 12:28 pm
"The very first class of students to make its way from first through eighth grade at Bullis Charter School matriculated last week."
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"to enroll in a college or university as a candidate for a degree"
It sounds like they matriculated 8 years ago and they're graduating now.
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@Ms. Dictionary: Or they did so well at BCS they're skipping directly to college and matriculating there!
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N.C. State senior Richard Howell has a clean, simple term
for Saturday's ACC Tournament semifinal with Miami – "revenge game."
Howell played another tough, confident game on Friday,
helping State oust Virginia 75-56 in the ACC quarterfinals. That game avenged a
58-55 Wolfpack loss in Charlottesville Jan. 29.
Lorenzo Brown was injured in that game and didn't play for
State in the next one, at home against Miami Feb. 2. But with freshman Tyler
Lewis playing well, the Wolfpack was on a brink of a big win over Miami – until
the last second, when Reggie Johnson nudged him out of the way and tipped the
ball in to give Miami a 79-78 victory at PNC Arena.
"I feel it's a revenge game – just like the last game was,"
Howell said Friday in the Wolfpack locker room.
State lost its next game, at Duke, and eventually slipped to
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But the Wolfpack has been coming around as postseason
approached. Friday's win was State's eighth win in its last 10 games.
"I think our team is beginning to find that groove," coach
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Gottfried pointed to several factors, including the addition
of T.J. Warren to the starting lineup, the improved health of Lorenzo Brown and
the fact that his veteran players are bringing a sense of urgency to the games
now that postseason has arrived.
"You've got some players, too, where you get down to the end
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Howell, a senior who is having a brilliant tournament,
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"We know this could be it, especially me," Howell said. "I
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State has had big tournaments so far from C.J. Leslie, a
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Leslie, much maligned by some State fans for lackadaisical stretches,
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off to a quick start.
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early, my team will follow right behind me."
Wood was brilliant in the second half in particular, getting
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"The All-ACC, I was shocked Scott Wood wasn't on somebody's
first, second, third team or honorable mention. To me, that was amazing."
So State goes into Saturday's semifinal with a confident
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And it also goes into the game with a chip firmly on its
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"That was a tough game for us," Leslie said. "We felt we had
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"The car every once in a while gets put into a magazine or into a newspaper. Every once in a while somebody takes an interest in it. And when I'm driving down the highway people go by and they honk and they put their thumbs up as they go by or stick their camera out the car and take a picture of me driving along. It's kind of a nice feeling. If I stop for gas some place or I stop for a cup of coffee people will pull up next to me and ask about the car and was that the car they saw in a magazine and how's the car doing and so on and so on and its terrific. Before you know it, you've got new friends all over the country."
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"I was a middle school science teacher - I knew a little bit about mechanics, after 46 years I know my car pretty well," he says. "I just try to keep it presentable. It's a road car it's not a show car, but it's a pretty car. Who wants to drive a car with dents all in it, so I do my best to keep it neat."
How has Gordon kept his car for so long? He says it's all about maintenance.
"It's a piece of machinery. It can't service itself, it can't take care of itself, so it depends on your ability to drive and drive properly and the service you give the car. If you treat it right, it will last for a very, very long time. It's a lot cheaper to maintain a car than it is to buy a car. So here's a perfect example. I've done the best I can to keep the car running properly and it seems to work."
Gordon is traveling to Alaska to drive his three millionth mile. He thinks his car is up to the task.
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Today was such a wonderful day. A very satisfying day. Earlier in the day I went grocery shopping and ran errands with my husband. Later on, since I am Catholic, I attended Mass. Now, as a Catholic I am SUPPOSED to attend Mass every week, but I don't. No excuses here. I am at fault and I admit it. When I got to church it was so peaceful inside. After making my apologies to my Heavenly Father a great calm came over me. There was time before Mass started so I was able to sit and reflect somewhat. It seemed to me that perhaps instead of all this fighting humans do about which demonination is right or wrong or which religion is right or wrong, maybe we should be focusing on the really important factor - GOD. All this fighting is contrary to His message - LOVE ONE ANOTHER. To me God has always, always meant love AND TOLERANCE. To me, Jesus was extremely tolerant in his Earthly mission. Can you imagine if He had not been ?? I can't explan it, and you will probably think I am a little crazy and perhaps I am, but I have alwas felt a sort of connection with Him. I have always known HE IS. In my opinion, ALL CHURCHES are His home. ALL PEOPLE are His children and we as people are one in His eyes. I have never believed he sees us as a color, race, creed or anything else other than His children and that He sees our souls and He knows just what is inside each one. As I sat thinking today, I began to tear up. I was remembering all my family, humans and furchildren who are gone, and all the people and animals in the world who are starving, dying, being tortured and who have it so much worse than I do, but then I began to feel happy because I know they are all or will be very well, each of them human AND animal. I am so blessed and I do not really deserve it. There is just so much I do not understand and I am supposing I am not meant to understand. I don't understand really horrible things happening to people who are truly good while it seems the really nasty ones suffer no harm. I don't understand horrible things happening to children, the human or fur kind. To me, they are both innocent and though some say animals do not have souls, I cannot tell you how I know, but I know that if humans do animals do. They may not be the same kind of soul but a soul nonetheless. And human children. How could anyone ever hurt a child ?? What about children whose parents pass away and then have nobody ? I don't have any anwers but I know one thing to be true. God does not leave us even though things get really, really awful in this life sometimes. I know without a doubt there is another side to this coin. We may THINK and FEEL He is NOWHERE in sight but He is here......Quietly watching, waiting for His own time. We will ALL see those we have lost. I believe He shall wipe away all our tears as the bible says. As I took communion tonight a tear slid down my cheek. As I meditated after communion I imagined myself bowing before Him, the King of Kings and then giving Him the biggest hug I could possibly muster. I was at perfect peace and you know what ?? He hugged me back, He welcomed me to His table and if ever love could be felt it was in that moment. There was no anger from Him, no reproach, just a welcome home to one of His many daughters. I was home during that moment and not afraid for once in my life of what is to come......
This link summarizes a lot of how I feel....Third Day, Cry Out To Jesus
This link summarizes a lot of how I feel....Third Day, Cry Out To Jesus
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Oh CM...I cannot tell you how our blog touched me! Honestly...I felt HIM as I read your post - and tears came to my eyes (and yes...that really happened)! From what you wrote - it sounds like you felt the hand of God touch your heart and soul...and from that He touched mine! I have to say "thank you"! You are absolutly right...the Lord never leaves us - it is us who leave Him at times (speaking from my own experience). "He will never leave us or foresake us", comes to mind. Oh...if you get the chance, look up the song "I Can Only Imagine" by Mercy Me. I just know you will feel what I feel when listening to that song! One finaly word...I agree with what you wrote about our furchildren.
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Your words echo a lot of things I've felt.
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November 25, 2010
Report from Taiji: November 25 (new video)
The Taiji dolphin molesters killed four or five more dolphins today.
The molesters found four dolphins yesterday near shore. Those they killed. They found four to five more today near shore and they killed those also. Everyone was killed. I wonder if the second group were members of the same family killed the day before. Perhaps they had remained in the area in hopes of finding their lost family members. Tonight, they are all together in the Fishermen's Union (FU) market.
The brutality we witnessed today exceeds even the horrors we have seen before. Two of the dolphins were driven in fear head long into the rocks. One dolphin was then secured by the tail, and as it thrashed about in a vain attempt to breathe, the molesters just ignored it. The dolphin must have drowned.
The other three to four dolphins were driven further into the Cove and were all eventually hung by their tails. The ones who did not drown, were paralyzed, and all were transferred to a larger boat for transport back to the butcher house in Taiji town. They either drowned in transit or died when their bellies were ripped open.
Brutality on November 25th
Carrie had all she could stand and jumped in the water. Amidst the angry cries of the molesters, police, and coast guard she swam out to the net. One of the molesters moved his skiff towards her and held up a sign. Eventually the police took to the skiff and confronted Carrie in the water, forcing her to swim back to shore. She was swimming from a public beach and at no time did she cross the line yet they treated her like a criminal. I was there when she emerged from the water and made sure that the police did not bully her. One of the supervisory cops decided to yell at me and I stared him down. Having been a senior law enforcement officer myself, I was not going to be intimidated by this guy.
Carrie swims on November 25th
What is wrong with this place? Why does the law in Japan protect vicious and brutal men while harassing a woman who swims from a public beach? Why does the law in Japan allow the destruction of the seas? Overfishing is a huge problem here and few, if any, are acknowledging that fact. Almost every civilized nation on the planet protects marine mammals, and yet Japan considers them pests and puts their welfare below that of a few jobs. When will Japan wake up and see the danger and the insanity in these policies? Japan is a country that has so much going for it and to whom much of the world looks for guidance. Why does it squander its good will and allow itself to suffer the shame and condemnation of the world? It could end tomorrow if the government in Japan were to see its way clear and enact laws to protect the oceans. Japan could emerge as the leader of Asia, if not the whole world, in ocean conservation.
Thank you to the citizens of Japan who are weighing these issues and beginning to take a stand to solve them. Thank you to everyone who is on the front lines of this war. This is a war to save ourselves from ourselves. Without your calling and writing Japanese embassies and your own governments, there will be no change. Keep it up! Every time dolphins are pushed into the Cove, let them have it. Every time there is blood in the water, let them have it. Make good consumer choices. Not only do the molesters want to hide from us, but so too does their government.
The annual IMATA conference begins in Boston on December 3. The captive dolphin industry is the economic engine driving the slaughter and torment in Taiji.
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Dr Housworth explained that the hospital each year receives many volunteers, and surgical missions, and that there's a difficult balance to be maintained in terms of deriving the greatest benefits for the people served by the hospital while minimizing the inevitable drains on hospital human resources incurred by training and supervising volunteers. Bill invited us back to AHC to meet with the Medical Director, Dr Ngoun Chanpheaktra, and one of the senior pediatricians, Dr Varun Kumar. On this second visit, Varun was kind enough to provide a whirlwind tour of the AHC facility, which includes state-of-the-art operating rooms and intensive care units, as well as a nutrition program, a model farm where visiting families are taught how to raise beneficial crops for their families, a dental clinic, and the services of a play/art therapist.
Varun and Pheaktra discussed with Cate and Karen the possibility of piloting a visit from a small group of TC students, with supervision to be provided by Cate, Karen and other clinical supervisors, and we're in the process of working out details of when this can happen, and what form such a program could take. The pilot visit would provide us with even more concrete information about the best and most beneficial (for students and for the local community) ways to structure a clinical experience in this environment. One identified need was for AHC professionals to receive training in SLP-related issues so that the work could continue even when the students and professors from TC are not around; we also discussed possibilities for tele-practice as an additional means of addressing the sustainability question.
Dr Housworth at AHC had mentioned HI as an organization we should try to connect with, and we were very glad we followed his advice. The offices at HI are a mix of administrative, workshop, accommodation, education and rehabilitation facilities. The organization was initially established to provide prostheses and rehab services for people who have lost limbs in landmine-related incidents, but the work has extended to provide remediation of "clubfoot", provision of special seating and mobility aids for physically handicapped individuals, and physiotherapy and other support for those with cerebral palsy. We met with Mr. Sok Sophorn, the manager of the Siem Reap outpost of HI, and his very able assistant manager. Karen and Cate told them about the plans for SLP provision and training, and were pleasantly surprised to discover that a recent survey commissioned by Handicap International out of Singapore, had designated speech-language pathology as an area of need in Cambodia which Handicap International were keen to address. HI were therefore very willing to consider ways to work with us.
A large part of HI's work in Siem Reap involves bringing children with cerebral palsy, and their families, to the center for a week at a time, and providing a kind of "workshop" approach to alleviate physical and cognitive difficulties. Currently their interventions are limited to some wheelchair and seating provision, with some physiotherapy and sometimes the services of a play therapist. During one of our visits to HI, we met a 2-year-old boy with CP accompanied by his mother. Due to hypotonicity affecting his trunk, the little boy sat hunched over, with his gaze permanently fixed on the floor. By showing the mother to hold his head, and change his posture, and by providing some stimulating materials (an Elmo book!), we were very quickly able to engage the little boy's attention -- within a few minutes he was reaching out to turn the pages by himself. The mother and phsyiotherapist we worked with were delighted, as were we, to see just how quickly some simple-to-demonstrate intervention techniques can make a real difference. We're hoping that we can participate as service providers and trainers in one of HI's cerebral palsy workshops.
We traveled by boat to
Family Care
Our work in
The CCPCR is a residential and vocational center for girls and young women who have been removed from abusive or dangerous situations at home. We arrived on a morning when the road outside the center was being dug up for new drainage ditches, so we had a hilarious journey through mud and puddles to get to the front gate. Once we arrived, we were led upstairs to see the morning dance class; the girls were dancing beautifully in traditional Cambodian style (above). After dance class we had an art class, led by Ann, and Karen and Cate joined in so that each of us worked with two or three girls. The task set by Ann was to make an abstract design using three fish shapes, three circles and three triangles; we used the opportunity to get help with counting in Khmer, and made the girls laugh at our efforts. At first it was difficult for the girls to get started, because they were concerned to try and make exact copies of the original design shown as an example. But once we got going, they all managed to come up with a unique fishy design. Ann helped everyone write their names on the designs, in English and Khmer, and one of Karen's new friends added the words "I love you" and insisted on making us a gift of her design. Cate led an "English lesson" based on Eric Carle's book "I can do it!" -- and in true Cate style soon had everyone on their feet pretending to be elephants and crocodiles, and giggling together. Then we all met the puppies that were recently born at the Center - everyone got a turn at holding them.
Some of the young women at CCPCR are talented artists, and they make beautiful paper mosaics - see some work in progress below. One way you can support the Center is buying these mosaics - please email us if you'd like more information.
It's a real testament to the strength of these young women, and to the importance of the amazing work undertaken by Ann and Alex, that despite the terrible experiences they've been through, we all felt so uplifted by spending this brief time with them. Family Care
Phnom Penh Pediatric Hospital
Ann Soldner had arranged for us to visit Dr Chour y Meng, the medical director at
Cate's expertise in SLP intervention with cleft lip and palate post-repair came in very useful, as we were able to talk with parents and extended family members of children with recent repairs. We met Farid and his family -- Farid was due to have his repair the day after our visit, and was a very engaged (and engaging) baby who was delighted to try to imitate Cate's bilabial "noises". Farid's mother and aunt were with us, and quickly picked up on this activity for Farid; with the help of Dr Vanna's medical social worker, we were able to explain that this simple activity after his surgery would help Farid to start making those "front" sounds which can be very difficult for children who are born with craniofacial abnormalities. Cate and Karen will be providing some non-verbal information (pictures, cartoons) for Dr Vanna's patients to take home with them after surgery, in the hopes that a few such simple activities could help to minimize later speech disturbances.
While we expected to find children needing speech and language services, we found one thing that was completely unexpected - a very lonesome EEG machine! Dr Vanna also showed us the operating facilities at the hospital, and then took us to the emergency room, where Karen was delighted to find a 36-channel EEG setup for monitoring brain activity. The system had been generously donated from
Operation Smile
Dr Mok Theavy of Operation Smile works out of the
Krousar Thmey ("New Family") School for the Deaf
Krousar Thmey, like Family Care
Where do we go from here?
We left
There is much that we can do and many children who need our services. Most of the places we visited have a number of children with a variety of communication disorders that we could help. We also have identified particular disabilities that we could target, such as children with repaired cleft palates after they have recovered from their initial surgery to close the palate, and children with cerebral palsy who lack effective communication systems. All of the places we visited seemed like fertile ground for providing quality clinical training for our graduate students.
Perhaps what we found most remarkable about many of the Cambodians we met is their thirst for our expertise. As we played with the children post-cleft repair in
We'll use this webpage to publicize our ideas and plans for a speech-language pathology training experience in
Thanks Sam for the photos. Sam is available to hire for photojournalism assignments of all kinds, in all locations around the world; please contact his mother for details..


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40% Off 2010 Summer Rates Unique Luxury 3-Story Penthouse in Playa del Carmen
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community Villas Sacbe
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,750 - $ 2,400 / week
$ 5,800 - $ 7,900 / month
vacation rental description
Entering Paradise
Nothing compares with our piece of paradise. Villas Sacbe Unit 10 is a luxurious 3-story penthouse in a small 12 condominium building constructed around a central courtyard with gated front entrance. Located in the heart of Playa del Carmen, on 1st Avenue between 12th Street and 14th Street--about 50 meters from the beach and 25 meters from shops and restaurants in the most vibrant portion of Fifth Avenue. We especially like the local Mexican and Mayan dishes at Yaxche, but there must be 50 restaurants within 4 blocks from our unit. There are 2 supermarkets in walking distance, too. No need for a car in Playa. The nearby beach is nearly perfect for children and adults alike--gradually sloping white sand with gentle waves in the turquoise water. Visit our piece of paradise. You may never go home.
Living in Paradise
Our unique architecture includes 2-story windows overlooking the central courtyard and swimming pool, curved walls and open spiral staircases, and a palapa roof over the third bedroom. Interior features include Tikul stone on all floors, a custom kitchen island and 6 stools, and striking local paintings and sculptures. There are three lower terraces overlooking 1st Avenue, but the best outdoor area is the large private rooftop terrace, with a plunge tub, featuring turquoise views of the Caribbean Sea. We gravitate to the custom kitchen island for food and drink, especially breakfast and lunch. And for happy hour with wine or margaritas, and fresh homemade guacamole and salsa with chips. Our kitchen is well equipped for preparing full dinners as well as lighter meals, with full-size stainless steel gas stove and oven, but we take most meals at restaurants. The living room provides comfortable seating for 8, and is equipped with cable TV, DVD, and both CD and iPod players.
Dreaming in Paradise
Two bedrooms are located on the lower floor. There is a queen-sized bed in the master bedroom, which of course has a private bathroom. The master bedroom is equipped with cable TV and DVD. The second bedroom has two twin-sized beds that can be made up as a king, and has virtually private use of the hallway bathroom. The third bedroom is a loft above the rooftop terrace that has a double bed and a small balcony with the best view in Villas Sacbe. It uses the bathroom on the main (middle) floor. Finally, the sectional couch in the living
room can be used to sleep two, if desired, either in two twin beds or a king. But my favorite sleeping spot is under the sun on the private rooftop terrace. If I get hot I step into the plunge tub. Paradise!
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David Naka 443-824-3865
condo rental amenities
* 3-story luxury penthouse, with free wireless internet access
* Premier location near both 5th Avenue and the beach
* Linen service, including beach towels
* Separate air conditioning on all levels
* Free purified drinking water
* Terraces on all 3 floors
* Gourmet kitchen with full-size stainless steel appliances
* Complete cookware and tableware
* Toaster oven, food processor, coffee maker, coffee grinder
* Tikul marble floors
* Kitchen island with seating for 6
* Tropical plantings inside and out
* Original local paintings and sculptures
* Quality TV and DVD/VCR in living room and master BR
* Swimming pool in courtyard
* Ceiling fans in all bedrooms and kitchen
* Underground parking for 1 car
* Cable TV
* 2 safes
* Private rooftop plunge tub
* Maid service available
activities and attractions in Playa del Carmen Yucatan
Playa has the perfect mix of attractions for families as well as
couples. Experience the amazing Mayan ruins such as Chitzen Itza,
Coba, and Tulum. The ecological water parks, Xel Ha and Xcaret
feature swimming with dolphins and other attractions. Unique cenote
SCUBA tours are available from Playa, and nearby Cozumel is famous
for its diving and snorkeling. The beautiful beaches, steps away,
extend for miles north and south. Golf and tennis are available for
the more active minded. And on 5th Avenue, dining, night life and
shopping beckon.
vacation rental rates
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Summer'10 05/01/10 08/31/10 $310 $1,850 3 nights
Fall '10 09/01/10 12/14/10 $295 $1,750 3 nights
Holiday '10 12/15/10 01/04/11 N/A $3,800 7 nights
High '11 01/05/11 04/30/11 $390 $2,400 3 nights
Summer'11 05/01/11 08/31/11 $310 $1,850 3 nights
Fall '11 09/01/11 12/14/11 $295 $1,750 3 nights
David Naka 443-824-3865
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Paradise Cabin in South Lake Tahoe
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 690 - $ 900 / week
$ 2,300 - $ 3,000 / month
vacation rental description
This very "Tahoe" cabin is located in South Lake Tahoe near casinos, slopes and lake will give you the getaway you always wanted. The cabin sleeps 4 and features 2 bedrooms, each with a queen bed. There are 1.5 bathrooms, as well as a private hot tub to soak in after a day of skiing. Because the owners frequently use the cabin themselves, it is clean and upgraded. The bedding was replaced recently and includes brand new down comforters with cozy flannel covers, new pillows, sheets and warm throws to snuggle up in.
There is also a full kitchen that is stocked with silverware, plates, and a variety of cookware so that you can cook delicious dinners. If you'd prefer not to cook, the cabin is only a block from Lake Tahoe Boulevard, which is lined with restaurants, pubs, and amazing lake-front restaurants of all types. The beach is two blocks away and it is less than half a mile to get to the casinos. If skiing is your thing, Heavenly is only 5 minutes away (you could even drive home for lunch!).
If you are snowed in or are not the outdoors type, bring your computer and access our Wi-Fi, watch movies by the gas fireplace, sit in the hot tub, or play one of the many board games provided.
There is a $200 refundable security deposit and a $120 cleaning fee (which is competitive for similar vacation rentals). We may consider certain well-behaved pooches (NOTE: pets may increase cleaning fee and deposit).
house rental amenities
- Amenities
- Washer
- Dryer
- Linens Provided
- Off Street Parking
- Gas Fireplace
- Beds
- 2 Queen Beds
- Entertainment
- Cable TV
- Private Hot Tub
- CD Player
- Stereo System
- Kitchen
- Full Kitchen
- Cooking & Eating Utensils Provided
- Refrigerator
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Outdoor Features
- Gas/Electric BBQ Grill
- Deck/Patio
- Balcony
- Communications
- Telephone
- WiFi (Wireless Internet)
- Suitability
- Pet Friendly
- Kid Friendly
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- Smoking Not Allowed Indoors
activities and attractions in South Lake Tahoe Lake Tahoe Area
- Golf
- Shopping
- Sightseeing
- Restaurants
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Boating
- Swimming
- Cross Country Skiing
- Downhill/Alpine Skiing
- Snowboarding
- Snowmobiling
- Cinemas/Movie Theaters
vacation rental rates
Time Period Rates
Ski Peak Season (December 1- approximately May 1) $150
Spring Off Peak (approximately May 1 - May 30) $115
Summer Peak Season (June 1- August 31) $150
Fall Off-Peak (September 1 - November 30) $115
12/24, 12/25, 12/30, 12/31 will be $290 per night
Premium holiday periods (Presidents' Day, July 4th, etc.) will be $200 per night
Discounts may be available for stays over six nights. Please inquire.


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The (South Florida) Davie Ale House will show the WWE Payback pay-per-view at 7:30 p.m. EST Sunday, June 16.
There is no cover charge. Seating is first come, first serve, and the Jameson's Girls will be there.
WWE champ John Cena vs. Ryback in a Three Stages of Hell Match (Lumberjack, Tables, Ambulance).
World champ Dolph Ziggler (with Big E. Langston and AJ Lee) vs. Alberto Del Rio (with Ricardo Rodriguez).
Chris Jericho vs. CM Punk with Paul Heyman.
Intercontinental champ Wade Barrett vs. Curtis Axel (with Paul Heyman) vs. The Miz.
WWE tag champs The Shield (Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins) vs. Daniel Bryan and Randy Orton.
U.S. champ Dean Ambrose of The Shield vs. Kane.
WWE women's champ Kaitlyn vs. AJ Lee.
Pre-show match is Sheamus vs. Damien Sandow.
The Davie Ale House is at 2080 S. University Dr., south of I-595 in Davie 33324. Call 954-236-0062.


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Singled Out: "He Got This Look In His Face Like, 'Yo, You Did This For DMX!?'"
Tuesday, Nov 15, 2011 12:05AM
[SOHH highlights a hot single each week and offers a unique look at the record. After Rapper Big Pooh put us on to "Make It Thru" last week, producer Cavie explains how he managed to get DMX, N.O.R.E. and Macy Gray on the "Electrolytes" remix.]
Shout-outs to my man, Noreaga. "Electrolytes" is out and really bubbling right now. DMX hopped on it and really came through for the remix. So I really want to share with you how this came together.
A year ago I'm in the studio working and I get this call; "Yo, you're about to work with X. X is coming home [from jail]." I'm [usually] in the studio from about Monday to Wednesday. I actually got to the studio on Sunday and X was supposed to come home on that Tuesday. X didn't make it out that Tuesday. He ended up getting out on that Thursday.
So Tuesday I'm in the studio and I made these tracks I was going to play for him as soon as he got out. I knew all of his energy would be up. So N.O.R.E. walks in and he's like, "What are you doing?" I tell him I'm playing these records and he's like, "Yo! This sh*t is bananas." This was actually my first time meeting N.O.R.E.
He was going crazy with every track I played but the first track really stuck out in his head. He's like, "Yo, got back to that first one." I'm smiling and I could tell he liked it. I told him, "Yeah, I did this for X," and he got this look in his face like, "Yo, you did this for DMX!? X is my man. Please, if you just let me rhyme on this, I will murder it. We'll just put X on it later."
I looked around the room and saw we were just sitting around there doing nothing and so I said, "Why not?" Then N.O.R.E. starts writing his rhyme and he says, "We need a female on this chorus. What do we do?" So in the meantime, I was already working on Macy Gray's [next] album. I called Macy and she said, "Sure, I'll do it."
He had no idea Macy had been working. He's like, "Oh, Macy Gray?" It's crazy how we did the record. The magic was done there. Then X gets out two days later and you can go on YouTube to find this but there's a video showing X's real response to hearing the music. He was like, "Yo! This track is crazy!" I think that was a classic moment of how you make music and N.O.R.E. was able to strike a hit out of it.
Cavie has been producing music since he was 12 years old, with a little known group at the time called N.W.A.. Soon after, the group blew up and so did Cavie. He has traveled around the world producing music for the biggest names in hip-hop, so it was no surprise when he got the call to produce Cee Lo Green's new solo album. This project is not the only album on Cavie's plate. He recently agreed to work with Teddy Riley and another album for Macy Gray, and he's also crafting hits for the comeback albums of Goodie Mob, T.I. and DMX.
Check out "Electrolytes" remix below:


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By Dani Palmer
The Herald Bulletin
MUNCIE, Ind. —
In a space the size of a hotel room, filled with multiple computer monitors, TV screens and mobile devices, students from Ball State University sit and watch all of the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament games.
But they're not watching idly.
Ball State's Sports Link, an immersive digital sports production team, has partnered with Turner Sports for the third consecutive year to help produce content for March Madness Live.
"Having the opportunity to be involved for the last three years is credit to the students and reputation here," said Chris Taylor, telecommunications instructor. "It's confirmation of what we're doing."
Before March Madness comes to an end, around 25 Sports Link telecommunication students will have participated in the project.
Luke Magsamen, a senior from Fishers, is a huge sports fan who's not just having fun, but feels he's contributing to something big.
The NCAA Division I tournament is viewed by millions across the country.
"It's been a great experience," Magsamen said. "Something like this, you can't really get at any other university."
The students produce video highlights, photos and tweets for the Coke Zero NCAA March Madness Social Arena.
As they monitor tweets — which included the creation of filters — they're continuously making adjustments to keep out obscenities and any conversation that is off topic from a game, such as NCAA allegations and player arrests, Taylor said.
If there's a huge spike in the conversation, such as after a big play, they'll include a video or some sort of content to go with it on the Twitter game pulse.
If you go to the March Madness Live page, look for the Coke Zero Key Moments at the bottom. That's the work of BSU students.
"They're doing it all in real-time," Taylor said, "and the thing that's important is that it's a real experience."
What they're doing for Turner, he added, is what entities like CBS Sports and ESPN do.
And while Taylor and Alex Kartman, a graduate assistant, provide support and keep in touch with Turner, it's all student run — and they "run it like a job."
It's definitely a great experience to put on a resume.
Josh Blessing, a senior from Wakarusa, said it's crazy how the technology utilized in the Social Arena has evolved even over the three years he's participated. "Online is key this day and age," he noted.
While it can be overwhelming at times with classes and homework, along with producing content that's seen by millions, he added it's definitely worth it. Especially since BSU students are getting an experience others around the country aren't.
"I tell myself to never take this for granted," he said. "No one else is doing this."
After going to Orlando with Taylor and another student last year to work with the Turner staff, he said he truly saw how complex it all is.
The students, who work in four-hour shifts but may work multiple shifts, started preparation for the tournament in February — researching teams and social media trends along with creating feeds.
March Madness Live offers streaming to subscribers throughout the tournament across a variety of screens, including online, mobile and tablet.
"It's not just about the big screen anymore," Taylor said.
Fans can participate in the social commentary with Sports Link by using the hashtag #marchmadness.
Find Dani Palmer on Facebook and @DaniPalmer_THB on Twitter, or call 640-4847.