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Private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 34 per day.
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Hotel Sofitel Los Angeles at Beverly HillsOn the Westside of Los Angeles, this hotel features a luxury spa, gourmet restaurant and elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi and spacious bathrooms. Beverly Hills is a 5-minute drive away.
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Best Western PLUS Sunset PlazaOn Hollywood's Sunset Strip, this hotel offers rooms with free Wi-Fi and HD cable TV. It features a garden courtyard with an outdoor pool and is a 10 minute drive from the Walk of Fame.
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Featuring a rooftop pool and a terrace, this Hollywood hotel is next to Dolby Theatre and TCL Chinese Theatre. All luxurious rooms have iPod docking stations.
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Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons HotelA Mediterranean-style pool and hot tub with private cabanas is featured at this Beverly Hills resort. Rooms offer a flat-screen cable TV and Venice Beach is 9.5 miles away.
Score from 145 reviews Excellent
Staff are very friendly, cool vibe, SkyBar is good fun, amazing room!
This is an amazing hotel. Definitely the place to be seen. Very cool. Our room was wonderful, huge shower room, and the view of LA was stunning from the floor to ceiling windows. Food in the restaurant was delicious, along with fab cocktails alongside the gorgeous pool area.
loved the pool area and the restaurant was amazing. we also had a great view of LA from our room.
The staff was really nice and helpful. The pool scene is just fantastic. There is always something happening at the hotel. The Breakfast is good too!
Small room and very pricey.
Skybar and room ambience
The bar, pool and restaurant are really spectacular! You have a wonderful view over the city and it is a great crowd.
The hotel and the rooms are very old and the design is not up to date. After an upgrade it was ok but also the bigger room wasn't worth the money. The bar staff is very slow, it takes ages until you get your food and drinks but the spot makes it worth waiting.
The entertainment could be a bit noisy if you were trying to sleep.
Everything, I don't like LA much, but I love the Mondrian
Great location, very nice pool area with lots of hot girls:)
overpriced roomes, leaky tiling in the bathroom with strange smell
nice decoration: pool, room, bar,lobby friendly staff and helpfull breakfast is delicious
absolutely nothing
Location Sky bar The bed was extremely comfortable
Snotty rude arrogant staff Wifi not included which is ridiculous in a hotel like this Small rooms Unconventional bathroom layout for 2 people sharing, not pleasant
The location was great. The hotel looks cool, it's well designed.
They could not check us in until 6 pm, the food was terrible at the hotel restaurant, and the rooms were tiny.
The service was great and the location is perfect!
Too many people at pool no room for hotel guests to lay. Concierge was hard to locate sometimes to book restaurant reservations
everything was excellent, the food, the rooms, the facilities and the location, first time in LA and could not have ask for better place to stay
Room, decoration, place
I asked for an international charger from housekeeping like 5 times and at the end all I got was a message that it was costing 65. $, which I already knew and even it was overpriced was willing to pay. Also when we wanted to use the ref they had to empty the minibar but they also took everything what was outside the fridge, like water, cips, shampoo etc. For this price you would expect complimantary water for at least the first day, insted we couldnt even buy the water which was 16 $ the bottle. Because we had to use the fridge to keep my daughters insulin shots.
Very little Plus to the Manager , who was very understanding when we decided to check out (1 hour after we had checked in)
1) staff over familiar 2) pool far too small and overcrowded 3) decor : far too minimalist and 'cool' 4) fellow guests. Too many 'fashion' /'media'types. . I have never felt so 'old' and out of place before . 5) the name of the Hotel is not shown outside (or at least not shown where it is easy to see). :
Service, location decor
Bar and pool closes too early
To be honest everything about the hotel was great from the friendly helpful staff, to the well knowledgeable concierge, rooms were clean and spacious. Location is great and skybar a sort of a lounge found in the hotel was a big advantage. Probably a bit expensive but would definitely recommend.
The restaurant was sensational and the staff were really helpful and friendly. The Sky Bar had good music and cocktails and was great fun.
Our room continually smelt of smoke which seemed be coming through the aircon system and was frustrating.
This hotel is overpriced. We travel to Europe often and the new luxury hotels there are way better. Service at this hotel is slow and poor. We will not be staying there again.
Everything lol. It was my birthday and I was treated very well. I received a card from the staff and also a great gift from the valet.
The location is very trendy. We were upgraded to a room with a wonderful spacious view over Hollywood Hills. The concierge Jason is great, he helped us get a table for dinner at an exclusive LA restaurant where we were given a complimentary drink on arrival. The crowd is young and hip. The pool and bar area are ideal for pre-dinner drinks.
Amenities are very minimal. You basically have to purchase everything from slippers to wifi. Vanity kit was not provided neither are bathrobes. Had to phone housekeeping to request shower cap and toothpaste. Overnight parking is 37 dollars (in line with LA rates). It does get very crowded in the evening. One incident that happened during our stay is that the smoke detector and alarm went off at 8am and subsequently firefighters were pacing our floor due to smoke coming from a neighbouring room. Guests panicked although management reassured us that it would be ok.
The concierge was very helpful and gave us great tips, the rooms are lovely and have a great view, the pool and the restaurant are beautiful and the food there was great
Parking at the hotel was expensive
Great pool party. Amazing views. Everything was so close (nightlife/entertainment) I never had to use the car.
There aren't enough pool chairs. Overnight parking costs $37! The shower in our room didn't work properly, it could do only two temperatures: burning hot or ice cold.
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These are only known to my family as Grandma's Chocolate Squares. My paternal grandmother made these and my mother took to making them for Christmas. I don't recall a Christmas without them. However, when my older brother discovered that they weren't Grandma's creation, but instead a winning recipe from Nanaimo, B.C., well, we may have been disillusioned, but we weren't all too sad. After all, we still have the recipe!
These are layered and luscious -- so rich that I only make one pan -- although, you know the kids would like a pan each.
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Yield: 36 1-1/2-inch squares
First Layer
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Sidney D. Gamble Lecture Series: The Hearst Ranch: Family, Land and Legacy
The Hearst Ranch: Family, Land and LegacyThe Neighborhood Church (301 N Orange Grove Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91103) Map it $30
Many Californians have experienced the architectural splendor of Hearst Castle through guided tours of suites, cottages and rooms at William Randolph Hearst's Cuesta Encantada (The Enchanted Hill). But what about the 82,000 acres that surround the legendary estate? What surprises are hidden on this spectacular landscape that is still privately owned and has never been open to the public?
Through historical images from the vast Hearst archive and full-color photography commissioned for her recent book, author Victoria Kastner will reveal the secrets, wonders and stories of the land in an upcoming lecture "Hearst Ranch: Family, Land and Legacy" taking place at 7 p.m. on February 11, 2014 at Pasadena's Neighborhood Church, 301 N. Orange Grove Blvd., Pasadena CA 91103. The lecture is part of the Sidney D. Gamble Lecture Series, sponsored by the Friends of the Gamble House.


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Alumni News Spring 2009
From the Spring 2009 Caller
When did you last see your Catlin Gabel classmates and former teachers? For many of you, it was Alumni Weekend, your class reunion, or another Catlin Gabel alumni event. Increasingly, however, we are seeing old friends from school virtually—through various online social and professional networking sites, such as Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, and even Twitter.
These web-based interactions are changing how we all think about our face-to-face interactions. Among Catlin Gabel alumni, connections are no longer limited to reunions every five years and local events throughout the year, but now happen in real time across vast distances. Friends in Argentina, Portland, New York, and Tokyo can connect instantly through the Facebook wall of a fifth friend in Indonesia. With Facebook, every evening can be a high school reunion. With LinkedIn, every morning can be a networking breakfast.
The alumni office—working with the alumni board—continues to look for ways to make the services and programs we provide to Catlin Gabel alumni and their families relevant, given this changing social landscape. Ideas we've already put into practice or are kicking around include "cluster" reunions, events that bring together members of three consecutive classes instead of just one class every five years; affinity gatherings for alumni in certain industries or sectors; events that specifically bring together alumni who are age peers—those under 30 or over 55, for instance; and events that bring the unique resources of the school to our alumni, such as art exhibitions, theatrical performances, faculty lectures, athletic games, and college advising sessions for children of alumni.
As always, we want to hear what you think about all this. Are you staying in touch with friends through their blogs, Tweets, and Facebook posts? Let us know: log on to our own alumni online community and directory, Catlin Gabel Connect (http://alumni.catlin.edu/), join a Catlin Gabel Facebook group (search for "Catlin Gabel") or LinkedIn group (http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=53534), or catch us on Twitter (http://twitter.com/catlingabel).
Or do you wish you had more opportunities to meet people—old friends and new acquaintances alike—face to face? Our April alumni event in New York was a reminder of how meaningful these gatherings can be. Alumni ranging from the class of '71 to the class of '05 came together at the Manhattan home of Anna Hayes Levin '71. Folks were having such a good time that they stayed hours past the planned end of the event, sharing their adventures in the city, swapping stories about the economic downturn, and making surprising connections.
Our pledge to you is that we'll continue to strive for a thoughtful balance of online and offline activities and communications between Catlin Gabel, our alumni, and their families. In the meantime, save the date for 2009–10 alumni events. Hope to see you there!
Lily Thayer Derrick
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As we went to press, Lily Thayer Derrick announced that she is moving back to her home town of Baltimore. She and her husband are expecting their first child in September. We wish her well and will introduce readers to her replacement in the next Caller.
Save the Date! 2009–10 Alumni Events
Homecoming—Friday, September 25, 2009
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Thanksgiving Young Alumni Event—November 2009
Recent Graduates Panel—January 4, 2010
Alumni Weekend 2010—June 18 & 19
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Contracts II: UCC Article 2 (Sales Law)
This course provides a practical approach to understanding the law of sales embodied in Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code. The course covers the formation of sales contracts (including offer and acceptance, rejection, revocation, the terms of sales contracts, the statute of frauds, and the "battle of the forms). We also analyze who suffers the risk of loss when goods are destroyed, express and implied warranties, disclaimers of warranties, and the buyers' and sellers' remedies for breach. Method of Evaluation: Final examination This course is a distance course, taught entirely on-line; physical presence at the Law School is not required. NOTE the following rules for distance courses: -You may not enroll in more than one distance course in any term, including the summer term. -You may earn no more than 12 credits in distance courses towards the JD degree
Catalog Number: BUSCOM 605D
Practice Areas: Business, Corporate,Trans Area , Commercial Practice Area , Contracts
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Title: Commercial Law: Sales Law
Faculty: Tiller, Emerson H. (courses | homepage)
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Bieber rips Carney: It's on between Black Keys and the Biebs
Justin Bieber's getting a bit feisty in his old age, ripping Patrick Carney on Tuesday after the Black Keys drummer told photogs Sunday night that the Biebs didn't deserve a Grammy.
"Grammys are for, like, music, not for money ... and he's making a lot of money," Carney told TMZ after being asked how he felt about Bieber's Grammy-nomination snub. "He should be happy."
That didn't exactly make the younger musician happy.
"the black keys drummer should be slapped around haha," Bieber tweeted Tuesday.
Full story: Bieber rips Carney: It's on between Black Keys and the Biebs
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WINDER -- Four city of Winder firefighters have been promoted within their department, thanks in part to the recent promotion of Matt Whiting to Fire Chief in September.
Capt. Randy Wells, Lt. Jimmy Beck and Driver/Engineer Bryan Hall were promoted to their new ranks. Firefighter Nathan Shuler was also promoted to a full-time position from part-time.City leaders approve annexation, rezoningCity councilmen voted Tuesday to approve the annexation and rezoning of 5 acres located between 286 E. Wright St. and 500 Embassy Walk. The property owner, Howrd Plkymale, plans to build multi-family residential units on the site.
A rezoning for the .6 acre site located at 41 W. Candler St. was also approved by city leaders, with the proposed use being single unit low-density residential.
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Michael Gambon in Eh Joe Coming to LondonGambon
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We told you last month about Michael Gambon's unusual performance in the title role of Eh Joe in Dublin's Beckett Centenary Festival. The play is now set to open in a limited run in London's West End, at the Duke of York's Theatre.
The 30-minute piece - in which Gambon never speaks - will run for 30 performances only, twice nightly from 29 June (previews from 27 June) until 15 July 2006.


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With the unbelievable amount of injuries we have seen this season and the deflation of the subsequent drop in form we are in a position where we are simply seeing out the last couple of games with little to play for (although a top 10 finish remains a realistic target). So my thoughts are already beginning to turn to next season and the soon to arrive wave of lazy journalism that will see us linked with every player under the sun. Bruce and Quinn have already suggested we will see up to 8 new faces coming into the squad. The question is, who will they be.
Our squad has been proven to be thin this season (although the sheer number of long term injuries could not have been anticipated), however the emergance of Colback, Mignolet and Henderson as genuine Premiership players has been one bright spot during the dark winter months.
So who can we expect to see signed up in the summer? I imagine we will see 1 GK, 2/3 strikers, 2/3 Defenders and maybe another midfielder.
Realistic targets in my opinion would be (baring in mind relegation and probable availability):
Matthew Upson, Carlton Cole, Thomas Hitzelsperger, Chris Kirkland, Charles N'Zogbia, Victor Moses, Hugo Rodallega, David Vaughan, Wayne Hennessey, Kevin Doyle, David Bentley, Jamie O'Hara, Roman Pavlyuchenko, Alan Hutton, Shay Given, Wayne Bridge,Nedum Onuoha, Shaun Wright Philips, Adam Johnson, Jo, Wes Brown, Michael Owen, Darren Gibson,
That is my starter for ten, some I'd see as squad additions, others as first team regulars. Thoughts and suggestions welcome?


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If you enjoy road trips in your RV, but don't want to lose access to your favorite TV shows for extended periods of time, then satellite TV service for RVs might just be what you're looking for. With satellite services, RV travelers no longer have to move to locations that offer access to utilities. Nor do they have to remain in areas that offer cell phone signals. With their trusty satellite receiver and antenna mounted to the roof of their RV, travelers can now hit the most remote back roads and still enjoy TV programming.
Satellite TV service for RV owners is as close as your telephone. Just call 877.537.8806 and a satellite provider can get you hooked up quickly and you will be on your way.
Satellite TV for RVers is a fairly new idea, but many companies have seen its business expand greatly in recent years as more travelers sign on to their service. Satellite service providers offer access through state-of-the-art satellite systems that allow the transfer of signals to and from the receivers as clear as cable TV providers. Now satellite TV for campers is more than a dream. With pay-as-you-go options, satellite service for your RV is an affordable option that will allow you to motor into the high country or set up camp in the middle of the most remote desert. As long as you're able to maintain a clear position of the southern sky for the receiver and antenna, you'll be able to enjoy TV anywhere the road takes you.
So whether your destination is in the wilds of Yellowstone National Park or the middle of the Sonoran Desert, your RV can be equipped with satellite services that will keep you connected to TV. Satellite TV for RV owners is simple, affordable, and reliable.
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My Internet connection is fine, Microsoft. I'm worried about yours
The Xbox One needs to connect to Microsoft's home servers every 24 hours for the console to function. If you go more than 24 hours without authenticating your games and system, everything effectively shuts down. You can watch TV, put in a Blu-ray disc or a DVD, but no games of any kind in that time. So the system doesn't require an "always-on" connection, Luca Redwood dubbed it "often-on," which I'm going to begin to use.
So this system will work for you if you have a slow Internet connection, since the digital handshake shouldn't require a ton of data. It should also work if your Internet goes up and down, since you can just tell it to dial in when your Internet does work. My own Internet works fine 99 percent of the time, so I doubt I'll have a problem with this requirement. In fact, I'm not worried about the often-on requirement on my end at all.
I'm worried about Microsoft.
Holding up their end of the bargain
I'm worried that there are going to be a few million consoles trying to dial into the home servers on Christmas morning, about the time when a mass of people begin to download new games through Microsoft's servers. Remember, every game will be available digitally day and date of the retail version, so you're going to see a spike in the number of people who buy their Xbox One games online.
I'm worried about what happens when that new Halo or Call of Duty is released and the system is stressed well above normal operating conditions. If their system falls, no matter how good our Internet connections, we won't be able to play games.
If you think people are annoyed now, wait until some group attempts to hack the Xbox One server as some kind of retaliation and we're all locked out of playing our favorite games. Sony had an outage lasting 24 days when it was hacked, and this negatively impacted not only the gaming habits of its customers, but also the developers and publishers who were trying to launch games in that window.
We could still play games when the PlayStation Network was down, but if the company had a system similar to Microsoft we would all be locked out of playing games entirely for 23 days, over three weeks. Almost a month. Nearly a 12th of a year.
You get the idea.
So I know that my Internet connection is going to be fine, and I'm guessing the majority of gamers can usually rely on their Internet connections not going down for more than 24 hours. We have some limited control over the ISP we use and how our network is set up. What we have no control over is how Microsoft operates, and their ability to plan for their system's launch, the strain that will come with big releases, and external attacks.
It seems like a company this large, with this much on the line, will have a perfect system in place, but that kind of optimism tends to bite consumers on the ass.
Microsoft simply points us towards their official page when asked specific questions about this policy, and the company has backed out of its question and answer session after its press conference and many of its one-on-one interviews with the press during E3.


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Maurice K. Goddard State Park
The 2,856-acre Maurice K. Goddard State Park features the 1,680-acre Lake Wilhelm, which is very popular with anglers. Many recreational activities attract visitors in all seasons. The large lake, abundant wetlands, old fields and mature forests provide a diversity of habitats for wildlife, especially waterfowl, eagles and ospreys. Adjacent to the park to the Northwest of I-79 is State Game Land 270.
Hiking - Biking - Picnicking - Pavilions - Boating - Fishing - Hunting - Education - Cross-country Skiing - Sledding - Snowmobiling - Ice Fishing - Ice Skating
Picnicking: Picnic tables and charcoal grills are available throughout the park. Boat launches 1, 2, 3, 4 and the Marina have restrooms and large picnicking areas. Picnic pavilions can be reserved in advance for a fee. Unreserved picnic pavilions are free on a first-come, first-served basis.
Picnic Pavilion Information
Make a reservation.
Boating: 20 hp motors permitted
The Marina has 250 car parking spaces, 121 car/trailer-parking spaces, a four-lane boat-launching ramp, two courtesy docks, a marina building and fueling station.
In addition to the boat launch area at the Marina, there are seven other boat launches around the lake. Four are within the state park and three are in the state game lands.
Only electric-powered and non-powered vessels are allowed in the Game Commission section of the lake.
Motorboats must display a current boat registration. Non-powered boats must display one of the following: boat registration; launching permit or mooring permit from Pennsylvania State Parks, available at most state park offices; launching permit from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission.
Complete information on boating rules and regulations in Pennsylvania is available from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission Web site.
Boat Rental: The boat concession is open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. from May 1 through Labor Day. Pontoon boats, row boats, motorboats, kayaks and canoes are available for rent. Items for sale include gasoline, fishing bait and tackle, and prepackaged snacks and refreshments. 724-253-2782 Out of season: 724-967-3623
Fishing: The 1,680-acre Lake Wilhelm is a warm-water fishery. Common species are largemouth and smallmouth bass, walleye, northern pike, muskellunge, bluegill, crappie, catfish, perch and sunfish. A bait and fishing tackle concession is available at the marina. An area called the "Rounded Point," near the Marina parking lot, has an ADA accessible fishing pier. All Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission laws apply.
Complete information on fishing rules and regulations in Pennsylvania is available from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission Web site.
Hunting: Over 1,155 acres of Maurice K. Goddard State Park, plus Lake Wilhelm, are open to hunting, trapping and the training of dogs during established seasons. Common game species are deer and waterfowl. State Game Land 270 is adjacent to the park.
Hunting woodchucks, also known as groundhogs, is prohibited. Dog training is only permitted from the day following Labor Day through March 31 in designated hunting areas. The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and the Pennsylvania Game Commission rules and regulations apply. Contact the park office for ADA accessible hunting information.
Use extreme caution with firearms at all times. Other visitors use the park during hunting seasons. Firearms and archery equipment used for hunting may be uncased and ready for use only in authorized hunting areas during hunting seasons. In areas not open to hunting or during non-hunting seasons, firearms and archery equipment shall be kept in the owner's car, trailer or leased campsite. Exceptions include: law enforcement officers and individuals with a valid Pennsylvania License to Carry Firearms are authorized to carry a firearm concealed on their person while they are within a state park.
Complete information on hunting rules and regulations in Pennsylvania is available from the Pennsylvania Game Commission Web site.
Hiking: 14 miles of trails
Multi-use Trail: 12 mile loop, moderate hiking, paved trail and roadway
Falling Run Nature Trail: 0.7-mile loop trail yellow blazes moderate hiking
Goddard Mckeever Hiking Trail: 1.25-mile connector trail (0.70 miles of trail in the park) orange blazes difficult hiking
Guidelines for a Safe Hike
The following guidelines will help ensure a safe and enjoyable hiking experience while at the park.
Biking: 12 miles of trails
Winter Activities
Explore the Winter Report for the current snow and ice depths.
Cross-country Skiing: There are eight miles of trails marked for cross-country skiing for beginner to expert skiers.
Sledding: There is a one-acre hill for sledding at the dam.
Snowmobiling: There are 6 miles of trail within the park. Boat launches are access points for the trail.
Ice Fishing: Ice fishing accounts for many of the larger fish caught in Lake Wilhelm.
Ice Skating: Launch 3 has an unmaintained ice skating area.
Iceboating: Iceboats must display a current state park launch permit.
Environmental Education and Interpretation
A wide variety of interpretive and educational programs are offered May through September at the Environmental Learning Center in the Marina. Through hands-on activities, guided walks and evening programs, participants gain appreciation, understanding, and develop a sense of stewardship toward natural and cultural resources. Visit the Web site or contact the park office for program schedules.
Explore the Calendar of Events for a listing of events from today forward.
Explore environmental education and interpretation for more information.
Access for People with Disabilities
If you need an accommodation to participate in park activities due to a disability, please contact the park you plan to visit.


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The Must List: Monthly Events
For this American Repertory Theater premiere, Beverly's Jim and Ruth Bauer blend their talents in music, fine art, and filmmaking to chronicle the struggles of four friends in World War I-era Europe. Sound like a downer? Well, the songs are soaring anthems styled for Broadway, and with backing from Wicked composer Stephen Schwartz, that might be exactly where this show is headed next. $25–$65, 12/1–1/8/2011.
Yes, you probably went last year, so you know you can count on Santa and "Sleigh Ride" and local celebs reading "'Twas the Night Before Christmas." This time around, expect a performance by gospel star Renese King and the Tanglewood Festival Chorus's take on the Messiah. You're going again — if only for the kids' sing-alongs and a glass of bubbly for yourself — so you might as well get tickets now. $27–$125, 12/8–12/26.
The Barbara Krakow Gallery raises as much as $40,000 per year at this benefit. And for their good deeds, donors walk away with some good works: Just give $350 to either the Boston Pediatric AIDS Initiative or the African AIDS Initiative, and leave with an original masterpiece of your choice. 12/11–12/17.
This year's First Night button has a fitting image by Somerville painter Scott Listfield: an astronaut from the past staring off into the future. In the present, the button is your pass to a full slate of performances (Dean & Britta, Bettye LaVette, Opera Boston) that would be hot tickets any time of year. $18, 12/31.
Source URL: http://www.bostonmagazine.com/2010/12/the-must-list-december/


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Newcastle United were thrashed 4-0 by Tottenham Hotspur at St James' Park
The Magpies had lost consecutive games 3-0 - at the hands of Sunderland and Chelsea - and coupled with their draw against Norwich, means they have not scored in their last three games.
It got no easier for Alan Pardew and co however, as they faced a rejuvenated Spurs side, who have only lost once in their last nine league games and currently sit fifth in the table.
Ahead of the game Chronicle chief sports writer Lee Ryder gives his thoughts and test your knowledge with our Newcastle United v Tottenham Hotspur quiz.
Team news - Newcastle United starting XI: Krul; Debuchy, Williamson, S.Taylor, Santon; Gouffran, Sissoko (c), Anita, Sammy Ameobi; de Jong, Cisse
Subs: Elliot, Yanga-Mbiwa, Dummett, Gosling, Marveaux, Ben Arfa, Shola Ameobi.
Tottenham Hotspur starting XI: Lloris; Walker, Kaboul, Vertonghen, Naughton; Dembele, Bentaleb, Capoue, Paulinho, Lennon; Adebayor.
Subs: Friedel, Dawson, Chadli, Eriksen, Townsend, Kane, Soldado.
Papiss Cisse's first Premier League start since October 5, "What I Might Do" by Ben Pearce was UK #1 and a pint of milk cost 49p.
Alan Pardew: "Let's not get carried away by a couple of weeks that have camouflaged some of the great work we have done this season.
"We want to re-confirm our status as a top eight side this evening."
And Newcastle are looking for their first home win since Boxing Day.
Newcastle United are attacking the Leazes End first!
Emmanuel Adebayor sees his shot deflected just wide on 5 mins - still 0-0.
Paulhino then fires one at Tim Krul moments later - good save
A Davide Santon free-kick is swung in for Luuk de Jong and Papiss Cisse forces a save from the Spurs keeper - 7 mins
A good delivery by the Santon and Spurs are forced to clear behind with Luuk de Jong waiting to head goalwards - 12 minutes gone.
Tottenham now with a free-kick on Spurs' right-hand side - good delivery in from Kyle Walker and Jan Vertonghen heads wide left. Still 0-0 after 13 minutes.
GOAL - Newcastle United 0-1 Tottenham Hotspur - Adebayor (19minutes). Spur attack down the left, Tim Krul makes a save but pushes it in to the past of Adebayor who taps home an easy goal.
Papiss Cisse nearly had a clear run on goal but the offside flag goes up after Luuk de Jong's headed pass.
Steven Taylor's sloppy clearance hits the back off Paulinho - Newcastle not too organised right now. 26 minutes gone
Aaron Lennon smacks the base of the post after cutting in from the left on 30 minutes.
Gouffran crosses wildly from the right - but comes to nothing on 33 minutes.
Sammy Ameobi hits a shot from 18 yards but it's not troubling the keeper - 35 minutes gone.
Luuk de Jong slips in Moussa Sissoko and he cracks it over and it still 0-1.
Davide Santon rattles in a shot on 45 mins straight at keeper - and that is half-time. Newcastle United trail 0-1 to Tottenham.
Some boos as the teams went off, but the crowd have got behind team so far tonight.
Paul Dummett on for Davide Santon for the start of the second half.
48,264 is the attendance at St James' Park tonight.
GOAL: Newcastle United 0-2 Tottenham Hostpur - Paulinho.
Steve Stone calls over Hatem Ben Arfa to get ready for the last 30 minutes. And we have a small break in play while Younes Kaboul receives some treatment.
Luuk de Jong goes off for Hatem Ben Arfa and Spurs make a changes as Dembele leaves the field to be replaced by Andros Townsend.
Alan Parde now tells Shola Ameobi to warm with 66 minutes gone here.
Newcastle have provided very little in terms of service - Luuk de Jong and Papiss Cisse will tell you that!
Sylvain Marveaux is now to enter the field and it's Sammy Ameobi who comes off - Sammy was one of the Newcastle's best players tonight!
Yoan Gouffran forces good save from Hugo Llrois - still no breakthrough for Newcastle though. And then the French keeper clawed over a Mathieu Debuchy header - 73 minutes gone and still NUFC trail 0-2.
Chadli coming on for Aaron Lennon now - not a bad sub to bring on.
The Tottenham Hotspur fans now chanting: "There's only one Mike Ashley".
Spurs back on the attack as Bentelab fires one over with nine mins left.
GOAL: Newcastle United 0-3 Tottenham Hotspur - Tim Krul keeps out Andros Townsend's shot but Adebayor is on hand (again) to hammer in the rebound.
Double-goalscorer Adebayor goes off for Roberto Soldado - lots of fans voting with their feet here.
GOAL: Newcastle United 0-4 Tottenham Hotspur - Chadli curls home a wonder strike on 88 minutes.
Full-time: Newcastle United 0-4 Tottenham Hotspur.


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For the women, this marks the 19th annual tournament while the men will be hosting the Classic for the 27th year. Hampton Inn West Springfield will serve as the official sponsor for the fifth-straight year.
The action will kick off on December 31 at 1:00 p.m. when Springfield will square off against Maine Maritime for the opening game of the women's tournament. Later that afternoon, Colby College takes on Drew University at 3:00 p.m.
On Wednesday January 1, the women's consolation game will take place at 1:00 p.m., followed by the championship at 3:00 p.m.
The men's tournament will get underway on Friday January 3 as Springfield takes on Lyndon State College at 5:30 p.m. Following that game, Bridgewater State University will square off with Wesleyan University at 7:30 p.m.
On Saturday January 4, the men's tournament will feature the consolation game at 3:30 p.m. and the title game beginning at 5:30 p.m.
All eight games of the tournament will be streaming live and can be viewed by clicking here.


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Shakespeare's Pub was the last stop on our Kalamazoo beer crawl, and we were (or at least I was!) drunk at this point.
Shakespeare's is a very busy joint located only a block from Bell's and filled with what appeared to be twenty-somethings drinking bad beer and cheap liquor, despite the 44 taps they have here. Or maybe because of it, considering they have Heineken, Bud Light, Strongbow, Newcastle and other macro garbage brews on tap… If you check out their draft offerings online (their menu is posted on their website) you'll see. Some good Michigan stuff like Bell's, Founders, Short's, Dark Horse, Hideout, Greenbush; also stuff from Southern Tier and other major breweries from around the US. But this is not the place to find crazy-good brews.
Not sure I would come back, even though I had a lot of fun here.
05-29-2014 03:32:07 | More by DoubleSimcoe
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Shakespeares has one of the largest beer selections in town, so if you like a variety, this is a cool place to go. They have at least 30 or more beers on tap at any given time, and most of them microbrews. It is also only about a block away from Bell's which a bonus is. It tends to attract a college age crowd (especially later in the evening), but I am over 50 and don't really feel out of place. The atmosphere is just ok. The food is just ok as well, although I do like their pizza. They have a live performance space in the basement (used to be a comedy club), and two outdoor patios which are great in nice weather.
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Thinking about your escape plan or your strategy for survival isn't enough. You have to start preparing now for what life will be like in such an apocalyptic situation. Here are a few things you need to do now in order to survive the zombie apocalypse:
Get in Shape
If you can't run around the block now, how do you think you are going to run from hoards of zombies for days on end? Your future is nothing but walking and running and fighting and work. You need to be in the best shape you can be if you expect to make it. If you run out of breath or need to stop for a break, that could be the end.
Learn to Shoot
Most people have never even shot a gun, let alone know how to shoot it well. Zombies need a clean head shot to take them down. Scatter shot that lands on an arm here or a leg there isn't going to save you. You have to learn how to shoot now, and you have to learn how to shoot well. When the zombie apocalypse breaks out, you can't use that time to practice. Make sure you're ready when the show starts.
Start Gardening
Agriculture and industry are going to come to a halt when the zombie apocalypse begins. You won't be able to go to the grocery store and pick up what you need. You need to learn how to grow your own food so that you have a steady supply of nutrients. Scavenging for food will put you at risk of being attacked by a hoard.
Learn How to Start a Fire
The electricity won't be on when the world has turned into zombies. If you want to eat something besides raw brains, you need to learn to start a fire the old-fashioned way. If you didn't learn this in the Boy Scouts, it's time to learn it now.
Learn Basic Medical Care
A bite from a zombie is going to be fatal, but there are plenty of other injuries you're likely to sustain while you're running and jumping over things that you need to learn how to treat. Without proper care, these injuries could become infected and be fatal. Learn basic medical care, such as tending to wounds and administering CPR.
Whether it's zombies that come for us or something else that brings on an apocalyptic situation, you can't wait until it happens to start preparing. These are some of the basic skills you will need to survive the zombie apocalypse or any other severe emergency situation.
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Bridget Sandorford is a freelance food and culinary writer, where recently she's been researching the unlikely subject of gross food. In her spare time, she enjoys biking, painting and working on her first cookbook.


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AP Misleadingly Bemoans Indiana Women 'Left Fending for Themselves' Without Planned Parenthood
In attempting to make it sound like Planned Parenthood is the only choice in women's healthcare for Medicaid patients in Indiana, the Associated Press's Rick Callahan seems to have missed perhaps the most important point in his article on the defunding of Planned Parenthood in Indiana: Planned Parenthood lost its funding because they are the largest abortion provider in the country, and Indiana taxpayers refused to continue supporting it.
The article opens with a pity-inducing lede that acts as though patients have no healthcare options except Planned Parenthood. But all of the women's health services that Callahan rattles off in his lede - notably, abortion is not among them - are available in hundreds of other Medicaid-friendly clinics in Indiana. So no, Planned Parenthood patients were not "left fending for themselves," as he claims.
As Callahan reports,
Thousands of low-income Planned Parenthood of Indiana patients were left fending for themselves Tuesday to pay for birth control, breast exams, Pap tests and other medical services while a court battle continued over a new state law that eliminated the organization's Medicaid funding.
Abortion doesn't appear in the article until the eighth paragraph, but only then to note the other restrictions in the new Indiana law, not to discuss the hundreds of thousands of abortions Planned Parenthood performs every year.
The article weaves in a series of quotes from Planned Parenthood patients who complain that the defunding of Planned Parenthood is "unfair" and makes them feel like they're "stuck between a rock and a hard place," but again, Callahan ignores the hundreds of health clinics in Indiana where the low-income patients can still use their Medicaid money to receive the birth control, breast exams, and Pap tests that he mentions.
According to Indianapolis news station Fox 59,
Contrary to Planned Parenthood's claims that low-income women will lose access to health care in Indiana, Governor Mitch Daniels has affirmed that there are 800 Medicaid providers in the counties in which centers related to Planned Parenthood and other abortion businesses stand to lose access to state-directed funding.
There are 231 Medicaid providers in the three counties in which Planned Parenthood currently operates its Indiana abortion clinics."
Callahan also references Planned Parenthood making the argument that its defunding is unconstitutional, but gives no room for the explanation why they are losing their funding. As the author of the amendment, Republican Sen. Scott Schneider said, "If [Planned Parenthood] wants to receive taxpayer money, they can simply stop practicing abortion."
Reading Callahan's "report" on the defunding of Planned Parenthood, though, you'd almost forget that Planned Parenthood is the largest abortion provider in America.
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Hoosiers were damn adamant
Submitted by jkwtrading on Thu, 06/23/2011 - 2:20pm.
Hoosiers were damn adamant that spending had to be cut...I was living in Indiana when the last election occurred from city to county to state, Democrats were kicked out left and right.
Short term D's long term D's it didn't matter if you had D after your name you got clobbered.
I knew so many real D's or union members so ticked off at D's they voted R. Steel workers did not support the D's as in years past.
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Back-alley pap smears?
Submitted by SickofLibs on Thu, 06/23/2011 - 2:27pm.
'They' said this was going to happen.
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"Defunding" is unconstitutinal?
Submitted by CobraMan on Thu, 06/23/2011 - 3:52pm.
If it is constitutional for a State government to decide to fund something that is not explicitly authorized (enumerated) in their Constitution, and there's nothing enumerated in the Indiana Constitution that mandates funding for any "health services," then it is just as free to decide to cease funding something. You can't separate the two.
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The plot thickens!
Submitted by CobraMan on Thu, 06/23/2011 - 3:57pm.
"Planned Parenthood spokeswoman Kate Shepherd said the group's Indiana clinics have about 85,000 patients. She said the group's 9,300 Medicaid patients who've lost their funding might be able to tap into Planned Parenthood's Women's Health Fund to pay for health services, if funds are available at the particular clinics they visit. Shepherd said they also can seek funding through three other federal family planning programs."
How interesting! It looks like those "poor" women have other resources available to them so they CAN continue receive their medical services from Planned Parenthood.
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What are these resources of which you speak?
Submitted by Zombie Brains on Thu, 06/23/2011 - 8:23pm.
Federal family planning translates to Title X. Call me crazy but I don't think the government can provide medical services any cheaper or more efficiently than Planned Parenthood has. While the immediate effects will be cheered by opponents, the reality is it will end up costing us more in the long run. As it is Planned Parenthood provides services through donations and federal funding. When these services become unavailable patients will look to the government. It's a vicious cycle.
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Dang so true to your name its
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Fri, 06/24/2011 - 3:39am.
Dang so true to your name its scary.
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SAN ANTONIO -- Spurs point guard Tony Parker said Saturday that even though his hamstring injury has improved, it "can tear" at any time and he would not be playing for a while if this weren't the playoffs.
"If it was the regular season, I would be resting like 10 days," he said. "But now it's the NBA Finals. The doctors say it will not change anything if I rest two more days. My hamstring can tear at any time now. If it gets a tear, it's life."
Still, Parker said the injury "feels good. I feel like I'm getting stronger with it. My goal is to be close to 100 percent by [Sunday]."
Lineup issues
When the Heat started a small lineup in Game 4 — with Mike Miller replacing Udonis Haslem — Spurs coach Gregg Popovich responded by replacing center Tiago Splitter with guard Gary Neal 47 seconds into the game.
But asked if he might take a different approach with his lineup in Game 5, Popovich was dismissive Saturday.
"I'd hate to be trite and say anything is possible," he said. "Your question demands my triteness."
Splitter, who opened the game guarding Dwyane Wade, insisted Saturday he feels capable of handling that assignment. But it would be surprising if Popovich puts him in that position again.
Splitter, who's averaging 22.8 minutes in the playoffs, played just 13 in Game 4 because Popovich countered the Heat's small lineup by also playing small for most of the game.
"I got blocked three times and those plays were in my head," Splitter said. "I know I have to play stronger. You can't blame Pop for my bad game."
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• Several Spurs players spoke Saturday of the enormity of the task of beating the Heat when each member of the Big Three is playing at the top of his game.
"If they're going to play like that, it's going to be hard," Parker said. "Like us, when we're making our threes, it hard to guard us."
Spurs guard Manu Ginobili said if the Heat's Big Three is performing at such a high level, "you've got to be close to perfect to beat them. If they're having an OK game, we can make a few mistakes and mask it."
• Forward Tim Duncan said Heat defenders were rotating "kind of perfectly" in Game 4 and knew "exactly what we were going to do. So you have to change things up."
• Guard Danny Green, who is averaging 16.5 points in the Finals and has shot 19 for 28 on three-pointers, was heartened by a visit Thursday with Roy Williams, his coach at North Carolina.
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---- — There will be a little friendly competition among the PACE at Elder Service Plan of the North Shore centers today, when they go head to head in competition in three sports they've been training for the last few months.
Team Emerson, comprised of about a dozen seniors at the Gloucester PACE center, has been training for the last nine weeks in volleyball, a disc toss and a "corn hole," or beanbag toss.
Staff at the center who were working with the group, including Johanna Catania, a rehabilitation aide, said Wednesday that over the last nine weeks seniors were tracking the scores and everyone had improved dramatically from when they started training. Some participants lost weight, improved their balance and core strength, and improved their ability to aim at targets and move their bodies correctly for the appropriate sport, while being mindful of body mechanics and positioning for the right motions.
At the competition, guest speaker Dick Hoyt of Team Hoyt will address the gathered seniors with the motivational theme "Yes, you can." He has long competed in many athletic events with his son Rick, who is a non-speaking quadriplegic with cerebral palsy. They are often seen in the Boston Marathon.
The seniors will be getting certificates of achievement for their participation in the Olympics. In addition to Gloucester's, the other PACE sites participating are the four locations in Lynn and the Beverly center.
"These senior citizens have not let their limits or disabilities hold them back and they are ready to show their stuff," said Carol Pallazolla, the PACE Education and Outreach Coordinator at the Gloucester center.
Anyone is welcome to go cheer on the group on today at Danvers Indoor Sports, Route 114 in Danvers. Events start at 10 a.m. and go until 2:30 p.m. with lunch served. RSVP at 781-715-6694 or email to firstname.lastname@example.com
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The baker at the centre of The Great British Bake Off's "bin-cident" row has admitted he allowed his frustration to boil over, but says since then, public support has been "crazy".
X Factor brings back ex musicians
11:39am Friday 29th August 2014
The X Factor is set to feature two former music stars who are looking for a last ditch attempt at fame.


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