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The Voting Rights Act (VRA) that went into effect 25 June 2013 has led to some states implementing measures making it harder for racial minorities and the aged to cast a ballot. Voting rights advocates are trying hard, but attempts to rectify the situation are stalled in Congress. The implications are significant. The approaching autumn …
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The Gorge Amphitheatre, George, Wash.; 26-27 May 2007
By Rebecca Raber , May 29, 2007
The Sasquatch! Festival-- now in its sixth year-- is one of the most well-planned and organized music festivals in the U.S. While many other fests offer the chance to watch an overwhelmingly large lineup while sweating in the desert or encourage you to chase the next-big-thing all over a city at hard-to-get-into showcases, Sasquatch is much more manageable in both size (they only have three stages going at once) and setting. In fact, its host venue, with its nature-made main-stage amphitheater and dramatic canyon- and river-views, is breathtaking. Everything from the ease of the parking to the proximity of the three stages to each another was designed to make concert-going a breeze.
Unfortunately, though, you know what they say about the best-laid plans. Some of the troubles I experienced at this year's Sasquatch were my own fault (i.e. getting lost en route from Portland and missing several of the early bands-- including the Hold Steady, the Blow, and Blitzen Trapper), but many were simply unavoidable and faultless. M.I.A. was scratched the lineup in the week leading up to the fest due to Visa problems. On Day Two, main-stage host Sarah Silverman was a no-show (festival organizers said she was sick). Several performers, from side-stage host Aziz Ansari to Tokyo Police Club, missed flights that led them to practically be rushed onstage as soon as they arrived. And, in the biggest story of the festival, halfway through the second day, a brutal wind whipped through the canyon, dangerously shaking lighting rigs and forcing schedule changes, shorter sets, and massive delays.
But despite all of those setbacks, Sasquatch-- which seemed to attract just as many dreadlocked Bonnaroo hippies as tattooed indie rockers-- soldiered on. Yes, the weather was uncooperative, and sure, the lineup was a little same-y (no hip-hop, few deviations from guitar-centric indie rock). But would I fly 3,000 miles across the country again to watch bands perform against clay-red rocky peaks and a silvery river while I sat in the grass nursing a beer? Absolutely. Next time I'd just bring a warmer jacket.
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Neko Case [Sasquatch! Mainstage, 3:40 p.m.]
Last year when she performed at Sasquatch, Case was the performer who bore the brunt of the mercurial Washington spring weather, when a sudden hailstorm interrupted her set. This year, playing on the main stage as the sun shone and temperatures hovered around 80, she was much luckier. I was pleased to make it to the site in time to see her because, as owner of one of the richest, sultriest voices in music today, she is the sort of performer who deserves the clarion acoustics of the natural amphitheater. Though she was missing her bass player, who had recently been in a car accident, spare, twangy versions of songs like "Maybe Sparrow" worked as showcases for her show-stopping vocals.
Viva Voce [Yeti Stage, 3:15 p.m.]
Admittedly, I only caught one song by Portland's Viva Voce, but luckily, it was their version of the Alan Parsons Project's "Eye in the Sky," which recently appeared on their hometown-centric Bridging the Distance compilation. Live, it is striking to see Anita Robinson, with her whispery, mysterious vocals, wielding such a mammoth two-neck guitar. Also, who knew APP were so awesome?
Ghostland Observatory [Wookie Stage, 4:40 p.m.]
With keyboardist/beatsmith Thomas Turner looking like a glam Count Chocula in his baby blue cape with a giant cross on the back, and singer/guitarist Aaron Behrens playing all the way to back of the packed meadow with his theatrical pointing and pelvic thrusting, this Austin band's belching, synth-heavy electro was a highlight of the day. Despite the power outage that interrupted their set just as it was began to cook, the guys weren't thrown, digging back into another blistering song as soon as they could. "Sometimes things don't go the way you want, but they go they way they go," said Behrens from the stage. It could've been the mantra for the weekend.
Grizzly Bear [Wookie Stage, 5:50 p.m.]
I wasn't sure that a rowdy, outdoor festival setting was the best place for Grizzly Bear's otherworldly harmonies and hushed, intricately layered symphonies, but they played well to a crowd of blissed-out sunbathers. The honey-dipped harmonies and floating guitar arrangements scored the pre-dusk hour well, as songs like "Knife" erupted like sunbursts in the outdoor setting. You know it's a hot ticket when Patrick Wolf, decked out in a stage-worthy outfit of red kneesocks and shorts like a naughty private-school boy, was wandering amongst the riff-raff at the front of the stage to catch the show, even who though he didn't perform until the next afternoon.
Beastie Boys (instrumental) [Wookie Stage, 7:15 p.m.]
The Boys from Brooklyn owned this festival. Between this instrumental performance, headlining the main stage on Sunday, and the solo shows by Beastie sidemen Mixmaster Mike and Money Mark, something at least tangentially related to the band seemed to be playing at all times. But this was the set to catch. The new songs they debuted off of their forthcoming album, The Mix-Up , didn't seem to be the wiry post-punk homage we'd been promised; instead, "Electric Worm" and "Suco De Tangerina" included enough wakka-wakka guitars and funky basslines to force my traveling companion to dub them "gyration-inducing sex ditties." So no loss there. (Even Jimmy Kimmel and Sarah Silverman, who watched from backstage, seemed to be getting into it, standing arm-in-arm and rubbing each other's shoulders.) The old gems they whipped out for this performance, from "Sure Shot" to "Sabotage", benefited from their instrumental arrangements. And, as is often the case with a Beastie's set, their between-song banter ("I wrote three albums last night at the Red Roof.") was the best of the fest.
The Arcade Fire [Sasquatch! Mainstage, 9:15 p.m.]
I can think of no band more suited to scoring the majestic purple dusk falling over the mountains than Arcade Fire. Festival organizers estimate that almost all of the 22,000 tickets to Sasquatch were sold and I estimate that every single one of those ticket holders was nestled into the mountain as the band and their myriad instruments played into the evening. Though Will Butler accidentally fell off the stage about four songs in (he was ok and able to finish the set), everything else-- from the opening evangelical video to the grandiose sound of the organ on "Intervention"-- was pitch perfect. It was like visiting a revival tent, but everyone was testifying in the church of Arcade Fire. Win Butler even dedicated "Antichrist Television Blues" to Jerry Falwell, "wherever the fuck he is."
Björk [Sasquatch! Mainstage, 11 p.m.]
Barefoot and dressed in a billowing gold dress, Björk kicked her set off with a stomping version of "Earth Intruders", and though she tried out other songs from Volta (including an Antony-less version of "The Dull Flame of Desire"), the biggest cheers of the evening were for classic cuts like "Joga" and "Hyperballad". As on her recent tour, she was joined onstage by an Icelandic woman's brass choir, who seemed to have flags growing from their heads. But their instruments added a visceral tang to the arrangements-- especially the older hits. "All Is Full Of Love" was the makeout anthem of the festival: As soon as it began, four couples around me started slow dancing, and the ones I passed nestled into the hillside, wrapped in blankets were all kissing. I think Björk would have approved.
Sunday, May 27:
The Blakes [Yeti Stage, 12 p.m.]
One of the pleasant surprises of the festival were the Blakes, a Seattle trio who recently signed to Light in the Attic Records. The group blended Dandy Warhols-ish swampy guitars, twitchy Strokes rhythms, and power-pop vocal harmonies, offering an energetic and unmannered romp through modern rock radio. With messy arrangements and a theatrical drummer fond of the both-sticks-in-the-air poses, their bluesy-cool rock brought a bit of a dirty nightclub vibe to the sunny (if already very windy) afternoon.
Earl Greyhound [Wookie Stage, 1:10 p.m.]
New York's Earl Greyhound promised to "rock [our] ever-loving faces off" as soon as they took the stage, and they did exactly what they set out to do. Their clothes-- embroidered shirts, feathers in the hair, fringed suede boots-- and acid rock riffs recalled the festival-going of another era. Though they have a few organ ballads, they are at their best when Matt Whyte coaxes distortion filled solos from his guitar and the fierce rhythm section of Kamara Thomas and Ricc Sheridan lay down heavy, syrupy grooves. The crowd was enthusiastic, applauding every solo. And despite the band's stomp and swagger, they seemed genuinely touched that the audience liked them so much.
Patrick Wolf [Wookie Stage, 2:20 p.m.]
Patrick Wolf's theatrical set was the best of the weekend. The audience-- some of whom camped out before Earl Greyhound to get good spots-- had dressed for their hero, as I was surrounded by girls in glittering fairy wings, boys with dyed orange hair, and even one woman in a Ren Fair-ish corset. Wolf didn't disappoint. He played so many instruments himself (including viola, violin, piano, guitar, and Theremin-- often more than one during the same song) that it's amazing that he found time to crawl dramatically across the ground, mug for photos, and prowl the edge of the stage. It was also surprising that at such a lefty festival, it took this Englishman to actually make the first political statements. He dedicated "Blackbird" to "all of the ladies who want to take off their veils and all of the men who don't want to fight anymore." While he seduced with his disco cabaret torch songs, he also apologized for not having many happy songs on such a sunny day. I don't think the crowd minded.
Money Mark [Wookie Stage, 3:30 p.m. ]
I didn't mean to catch this Beastie Boy keyboard player's set; I was simply waiting for Tokyo Police Club to get started. Money Mark was going for a Stax Records vibe, but sadly every song just sounded like Fastball's "Out of My Head" to me. Luckily, his proficient backing band was entertaining. It was worth it to sit through the whole set just to see the bassist duck-walking on the speakers.
Tokyo Police Club [Wookie Stage, 4:45 p.m.]
Another highlight. These Canadian youngsters (ok, they're 20 now) have come a long way since releasing their 2006 EP. Expectedly, they opened their set with their theme song, "Cheer It On", which got the crowd fist-pumping in the air and singing along. What makes this band work isn't just good songs and twitchy rhythms; it's their infectious enthusiasm. Though Graham Wright is tethered to his keyboards, he doesn't allow them to hinder his spastic energy. He literally pulses with it, stomping his feet and kicking his heels up as he lurches at his synths or shakes his tambourine frantically. It's hard not to be won over by that kind of overwhelming energy, so the packed side-stage audience clapped along un-selfconsciously the whole time.
Spoon [Sasquatch! Mainstage, 5:40 p.m.]
Ok, here's where things started to go awry. Four songs into the Polyphonic Spree's set, they were cut short because of the massive mounting winds that were shaking the stage's light rigs. Spoon, who were scheduled to go on 5:40 were the next band to play, but due to the wind advisory, they didn't take the stage until 8:03. Michael Franti & Spearhead, who were supposed to play after them, got moved to the Wookie stage so that the evening's headliners could finish by midnight. Spoon's set was understandably short-- they were offstage by 8:44-- to accommodate the headliners, but they played well, giving the by-this-time-freezing crowd old favorites ("Jonathan Fisk", "The Way We Get By") as well as introducing them to songs off the forthcoming Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga . Perhaps spurred on by the bitter winds, the songs seemed faster than usual and Britt Daniel didn't banter at all ("We're called Spoon," was all he said). But the appreciative audience didn't mind.
Interpol [Sasquatch! Mainstage, 8:45 p.m.]
Though the band obviously goes best with darkness, the late spring sunset forced Interpol onstage against dusk. The usually dapper quartet (augmented by a touring keyboard player) looked like four members of different bands. Paul Banks, in a jacket, scarf and beanie to protect against the cold, looked like an American Mike Skinner; Carlos D was rocking his new cowboy-dandy look and Daniel Kessler and Sam Fogarino, who clearly didn't get the wardrobe-change messages, were in their usual black suits. The band has perfected their old songs (especially those off of Turn on the Bright Lights ) over years of touring, which makes them sound tight, if a little boring and over-practiced. But debuting new material like "The Heinrich Maneuver" and "Mammoth", which still sound unsure live, the band proved that it was more than just their look that had changed. Though they were once mannered, sharp imitations of stylish icons, they are now a muddled, mismatched bunch.
Beastie Boys [Sasquatch! Mainstage, 10:30 p.m.]
By the time the Beastie Boys went on for their main stage headlining set, it was downright freezing and most of the crowd (myself included) were dressed inappropriately for the weather. That must explain why the Gorge, which was so full for Arcade Fire and Björk the night before, seemed strangely half full. The top levels of the amphitheater were sparse, but the die-hard fans had filled the lower levels and wouldn't be deterred by a little wind. Unfortunately, this set was no match for their earlier instrumental one. They got the whole hillside on their feet with hits like "Body Moving", "Pass the Mic", and "Sabotage", but their more elaborate set-up didn't allow for the looseness of their previous night's set. After the high of the instrumental set, which crackled with spontaneous energy, this was large, practiced, and crowd-pleasing, but not particularly special.
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The biggest concern I have with R4: Ridge Racer Type 4 is it's level of difficulty. It is not incredibly hard, and as stated earlier, can be picked up by just about anyone... a delight to play, however.
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The one major nuisance in the game is that very few of the cars in the pack provide much of a challenge. Only the cars in second and first place put up much of a fight, while the rest behave like placeholders.
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Original post made by Laverne on May 30, 2014
on May 31, 2014 at 8:15 am
Very few people showed up at the meeting, because very few parents know this change is coming. There has been very little notification, except a few emails. Even the email yesterday from the district, not once said "modified" calendar...it is very sneaky & hush hush the way they have been approaching it.
Parents, is this really good for your children? Or is this just more convenient for you? Are you one of those parents that really values your time with your kids, or do you avoid them & plug them into their electronic babysitters?
I am ok with the change, as long as there is ample notitfication & if most parents know about it, but I dont count 3 emails with wishy washy words as ample notification.
on May 31, 2014 at 9:39 am
Good god, I don't care at all. Find something important to care about. You have too much time on your hands.
on May 31, 2014 at 12:00 pm
The reason why very few people showed up at the meeting is because they don't care that much and it's not really a big deal. Schedules change, we have random teacher work days off, sometimes the year starts at different times, depending on the calendar, we have had staggered reading sprung on us. One week, the modified lite, which is what they are truly considering, is not that much of a change. People adapt, childcare providers adapt, it's just one week. People generally favor it, or don't care much one way or another. It seems like there is generally one person ranting on this board. Go outside and get some fresh air, it will be good for you. This is small stuff.


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The cause? According to the sources, there's an continuous debate inside Microsoft regarding whether Outlook RT must exist, or when the existing Mail customer is enough. It appears odd for Microsoft to not provide the customer, because it provides an RT Office suite, that has nearly all of the applications 1 might anticipate – except Outlook. Variety of choice is usually a superior thing.
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Just today the Supreme Court kept with the same-sex marriage theme and heard arguments on DOMA, or the Defense of Marriage Act. This federal law prohibits same-sex couples from receiving the same insurance or tax benefits that opposite-sex couples already do, even in the nine states (and the District of Columbia) where same-sex marriage is already legal.
Same-sex marriage opponents claim that allowing gay couples to marry destroys the sanctity of marriage. How can the government tarnish tradition, they argue. To them, families should uphold the father-mother household illustrated in the Bible. Their biggest concern, should same-sex marriage become legal, is that if a church turns down wedding a same-sex couple, will they lose their tax-exempt status for not upholding the law?
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The apt was great! The location was great! Would stay here again!
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Relax at Hilton Scranton & Conference Center, a Green Seal Certified hotel set in the heart of downtown Scranton, just seven miles from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport via complimentary shuttle. Situated close to a number of corporations, this Scranton hotel presents a relaxed, professional setting offering over 26,000 sq. ft. of meeting space. H...
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Excellent 10.0
The bed was so comfortable! The cleanliness was excellent, and I am very picky!
Loved it all!It has an heated indoor pool, 12 person jacuzzi/spa, the best breakfast ever, and if you needed anything the staff was eager to accommodate !
Okay 6.0
Room service food was sub par and pricey for breakfast. Free parking was not provided, and validation system for paid garage was inconvenient. Building only required room key for admittance after midnight.
|Excellent - 92 reviews
Located in Hawley, The Settlers Inn is convenient to Ritz Company Playhouse and Harmony Presents. This inn is within the vicinity of Dorflinger Glass Museum and Costa's Family Fun Park. Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned rooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is avai...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 92 reviews
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An infinity pool, gourmet restaurant, and full-service spa are part of this luxury resort. Located in the green hills of Hawley, Pennsylvania, it is 8 miles from the Delaware River. The Lodge at Woodloch spa boasts 27 treatment rooms and 3 fitness studios for aerobics and yoga. Guests can relax in the sauna, the hot tub, or in front of the fireplace. The Tre...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 45 reviews
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catch the energy of our city.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Clarks Summit/Scranton. The Hampton Inn® hotel in Clarks Summit/Scranton is built on an energetic foundation. From the world's largest seam of anthracite coal to the country's first electric trolleys, Scranton has a history of innovation and natural abundance. It's still on display today: Guests can v...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 43 reviews
Okay 5.0
The hotel did apply my work discounts on the rates and thus I was charged much more than I should have been. No refunds have been made from Priceline nor the hotel. Not satisfied
Excellent 9.0
good roomsExcellent location, neat & clean and hospitable staff.
|Excellent - 15 reviews
BEST WESTERN Pioneer Plaza The historic and quaint town of Carbondale is located approximately 15 miles due northeast of the city of Scranton in Northeastern Pennsylvania on Business Route 6 and the Casey Highway. The Hotel offers a complimentary hot breakfast and a full service restaurant and bar on site. The Wilkes-Barre International airport is less tha...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 15 reviews
Good 8.0
Cleanliness and size of room
Neighborhood was a bit sketchy but inside hotel was pleasant
Excellent 10.0
The staff! Very friendly, helpful. Especially Erica at the front desk. Rooms were great, breakfast was wonderful. So much better than the carb loaded choices of danishes, etc that most hotels offer.
Couldn't think of anything.
|Excellent - 49 reviews
The Ledges Hotel located in the historic Hawley Silk Mill campus, is a unique Pocono Mountain hotel destination that combines architectural history, natural beauty and hand crafted eco-conscious design in every detail. Experience the beauty, relax in the serenity and enjoy the hospitality of Ledges Hotel
Overall Rating - Excellent - 49 reviews
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Relax with Free Hot Breakfast Buffet! We are a full service property located at the intersection of I-84/380/81 in Dunmore, Pennsylvania. We are located close to downtown Scranton and area businesses like Cinram and General Dynamics as well as attractions like PNC Field, home of the Scranton Wilkes-Barre Yankees. We have Banquet and Meeting Rooms accommodat...
Overall Rating - Good - 927 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Beds were very comfortable. Room was clean.
Breakfast was only ok, really norhing special.
Poor 2.0
Nice room
Yes! Entered hotel. Could not get to desk through maintenance personnel chatting. They said they only had smoking room. Difficult negotiations finally found non smoking room. No pillow cases on bed. Called front desk to report. No pillow cases ever cameRestaurant menu in room. Arrived at hotel restaurant. Waitress very abrupt and said they only have limited menu and then crossed out items on the limited menu. We left! I feel like this a hotel is in the process of going bankrupt. This should not have three stars ! New manager that trained staff might be able to turn it around because building facility is good.
|Okay - 180 reviews
Overall Rating - Okay - 180 reviews
Good 6.6
On the bottom set of outside steps that lead to are second floor room there was human feces and the smell was atrocious !!!
Okay 5.0
Convenience, Price
Old not maintained but not unclean
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The Sleep Inn and Suites is conveniently located just 2 miles from downtown Scranton, Pennsylvania and easily accessible off I-81. Hotel features: free high-speed Internet service in all guestrooms, free deluxe continental breakfast buffet, exercise room, and wonderfully decorated rooms and suites, all at affordable prices. The property is convenient to Mont...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 249 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The room was very comfortable and the beds were very good. I booked a smoking room by accident on line and the front desk attendant was very gracious to change rooms to a none smoking room. It was a great experience for our family.
We were not close to food options for dinner. Had to drive 10 min or so to find food.Very clean hotel and rooms and breakfast options were good. Hotel staff were wonderful. Overall experience was great.
Poor 2.0
The breakfast provided each morning was surprisingly not that bad.
I was given a smoking room which was horrible as an asthmatic non-smoker. Also bedding did not appear clean. No other options provided as hotel was overbooked so I had to keep checking with the front desk to see if a non-smoking room opened up.I ended up with a smoking room for 2 out of my 3 night stay. Which as an asthmatic it was not a pleasant experience. No manager on staff for my entire stay to handle any issues. Two young ladies who appeared to be all of 18 years old trying to run things with a hotel that was booked with no vacancies. Smoking room bedding seemed dirty. My final night received a non-smoking room, smelled better and a lot cleaner. What a hassle as I had to pack up and store my luggage in a friends room until the non-smoking room was available then unpack only to pack up again and check-out the next morning. Rooms keys kept being deactivated so you never knew if...
|Good - 357 reviews
When you stay at Cove Haven Resort in Lakeville, you'll be convenient to Sculpted Ice Works Factory and Ice Harvest Museum. This all-inclusive resort is within the vicinity of Claws 'N' Paws Wild Animal Park and Ritz Company Playhouse. Make yourself at home in one of the 245 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Satellite television is provided for...
Overall Rating - Good - 357 reviews
Excellent 10.0
We liked that there are daily events scheduled through out the day... not to forget the location was serene and beautiful.
n/aGood place to go on a vacation for couples, there are enough activities/games and events to keep you occupied.
Mediocre 4.0
The size of the rooms were great. The amenities in the room were nice, fireplace, Jacuzzi in the room, fridge, etc.
The hotel is very outdated. For the price of the resort, I would think it would have been nicer. There was no coffee pot in the room and the fridge was old and froze my sodas and exploded one.It was not worth the money and I would not be returning there. We had a good time, but it felt a little 'cheesy'. When you approach it is very old looking and there age of the guests were more on the retired side. We didn't seem to fit in well there and when we went to dinner, while the food was good for breakfast and the first night buffet dinner, we didn't enjoy having to sit at a table with 3 other couples. The activities like couples massages were outrageously over priced. For the overall we made the best of it, but the property was nothing close to what we anticipated for a 'romantic getaway' in the Poconos.
|Excellent - 162 reviews
The perfect location for all of your travel needs.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Scranton at Montage Mountain Welcome to the Hampton Inn Scranton at Montage Mountain, we are located in close proximity to downtown Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and The Pocono Mountains. Our hotel is conveniently located off of Interstate 81, offering the ideal location whether you are...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 162 reviews
Excellent 8.6
We spent one night during a extended car trip, it was easily accessible from the highway. Felt it was a good value for the money.
Feather pillows on the bed, my two asthmatic children cannot have them. I guess to others they are considered a luxury, to us they are a hazard.
Excellent 8.6
Jacuzzi room we stayed in & the morning breakfast offerings were excellent.
Would have liked fresh strawberries & more blueberries for the fresh waffles. Also, needed a backup box of tissue in our bathroom. Thanks for asking.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 67 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Excellent front desk staff at arrival. She was just wonderful and we were so thankful.
Debbie at front desk was just superb. She fixed all our problems for us and we cannot thank her enough for what she had done for us.A+++++ Hotel. Hope that all other hotels are like yours, Residence Inn, Scranton.
Poor 1.0
It looked like a really nice hotel in the lobby. Unfortunately, I never got to see the inside of the room that I booked and paid for because they sold it to someone else.
I dis not like the front desk staff, who decided to give my room away to someone else. Even though I showed up only 1 hour after booking my room.Looked nice. It would have been nice to stay there instead of being downgraded with no choice.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 39 reviews
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Conveniently located in the Pocono Mountain Lakes Region, with easy access off Interstate 84, downtown Scranton, innumerable area business centers, and an easy drive to Montage and Elk Ski areas, and all area attractions. Perfect for leisure and business travelers alike. 24-hour restaurant adjacent, free high speed wireless internet access, a large gameroom...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 139 reviews
Poor 2.0
The room smelled moldt and damp. No elevator and has a second floor roomWould not recommend
Excellent 10.0
It's located in a beautiful area, right off the exit and had a large parking area. The staff was extremely professional and pleasant. The room was spacious and clean, and the breakfast was yummy.We were very pleased with our stay and will stay there again!


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Competition Policy and the Changing Australian Economy
AbstractDeregulation poses major policy challenges. Industries such as telecommunications, and airlines have been more heavily exposed to competition, and others, such as electricity, will soon be exposed for the first time. However, deregulation does not necessarily deliver a fully competitive market. Significant structural impediments to competition may remain. Substantial amendments have been made recently to the Trade Practices Act increasing the force and scope of both the Act and the Commission, and have contributed to the significance of competition policy. Competition policy is likely to be further enhanced by the implementation of the proposals contained in the National Competition Review (the Hilmer Report), which highlight the need for a comprehensive national competition policy to apply universally to all forms of business enterprise. The promotion of competition across the entire economy represents Australia's best opportunity to improve productivity and international competitiveness.
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Volume (Year): 25 (1995)
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Simon Gallaher (born 24 October 1958[1]) is an Australian singer, actor, director and pianist.
Gallaher was born in Brisbane and educated at the Anglican Church Grammar School.[2] During the early 1980s, he had his own television program, The Simon Gallaher Show, in which he sang and played the piano. Later, he joined the Queensland Light Opera Company.[3]
With his own musical theatre company Essgee Entertainment, Gallaher has produced and acted in stage productions of The Pirates of Penzance, H.M.S. Pinafore, The Mikado, The Merry Widow and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, among others.
For most of the 1980s his song "Australia Be Proud" was heard at the conclusion of each broadcast day on television station CTC Canberra, accompanied by a montage of video clips from across Australia.
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Under general manager Thomas Dimitroff and head coach Mike Smith, the Atlanta Falcons have been known to be reluctant when it comes to releasing their draft picks: Of their 26 total draft picks from 2008 through 2010, only six are no longer with the team.
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