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Mark Pritchard is President and Chairman of the Board of Allied Minds. Mark spent his earlier career as an investment banker based in the City of London, latterly working as a director in the corporate finance department of Nomura International. He has been an active investor in a number of early stage companies, including FuturaGene a spin out from Purdue University, Indiana. FuturaGene was admitted to the AIM market in 2004 and Mark was Chairman from 2005 until its acquisition by Suzano Papel e Celulose, a Brazilian based multinational in 2010. From 2009 until 2010 he served on the board of Gold Oil PLC (now Baron Oil PLC), an oil and gas exploration company focussed on South America. Mark founded the Company in 2004 and has been directly involved in its strategic direction and growth since inception. He graduated from Cass Business School, London in 1984 with a B.Sc (Hons).
Chris Silva is the Chief Executive Officer of Allied Minds. Before joining Allied Minds, Chris was a Partner at JSA Partners, a professional M&A and strategy consultancy in Boston, MA, which provides high technology companies with market entry, competitive strategy, acquisitions and investment decisions. His consulting background includes three years with A.T. Kearney's Aerospace Aviation and Defense Practice. Chris was also the Director of Business Development for GRC International, a scientific and technical support contractor to the Department of Defense and US Intelligence Community. Earlier, Chris served in the U.S. Air Force. His education includes a BA degree from Tufts University and a Masters of Business Administration.
Peter Dolan is a Senior Independent Director at Allied Minds. Peter has 30 years of operating experience, including 18 years at Bristol-Myers Squibb, where he served as Chairman and CEO. He subsequently served as Chairman and CEO of Gemin X, a venture capital backed oncology company that was sold to Cephalon. Peter is the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Tufts University having served in several leadership capacities, including Vice Chair, and as a member of the Compensation, Academic Affairs and Audit Committees, before his election as Chairman in November 2013. Most recently, Peter served on the Board of Overseers of the Tuck School at Dartmouth College and on the Board of Directors of the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University. Additionally, he has served on the Boards of the American Express Company, C-Change (a cancer coalition organisation), and was Chairman of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America. Mr. Dolan holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Tufts University in 1978 in Social Psychology and a Master of Business Administration degree from the Amos Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth.
Jeff Rohr is the Audit Committee Chair at Allied Minds. Jeff has 30 years of senior management experience at Deloitte LLP from which he retired in 2012 having last served in the role of Vice Chairman and Chief Financial Officer. In the role of CFO, Jeff was responsible for all aspects of financial affairs of the Deloitte Global Firm and the Deloitte US Firm, including strategy, accounting and financial reporting, treasury, capital adequacy, liquidity, taxes, pensions, and risk management. Previously, Jeff served as the Managing Partner of Deloitte's Midwest and Mid-Atlantic regions as well as National Director of Deloitte's Business Planning. Currently, Jeff serves on a number of Boards and Foundations to include the Board of Directors of American Express Centurion Bank where he is the Chairman of the Audit and Risk Committee as well as the Florida State University's board of governors. Jeff is a graduate of Florida State University with a B.S degree in Accounting and is a Certified Public Accountant.
Rick Davis is a Non-executive Director at Allied Minds. Rick is an internationally recognised political leader with more than 30 years of experience in business and public affairs. Rick currently serves as a Partner and Chief Operating Officer at Pegasus Capital Advisors, a $2.2 billion private equity fund manager founded in 1995. He has a long and distinguished career in both the public and private sector. Having served on President Ronald Reagan's political team, Rick also served in three Reagan Administration Cabinet Agencies including as White House Special Assistant to the President for the Domestic Policy Council. In his capacity in the White House Mr. Davis managed all policy development related to Climate, Energy and Environment. President George H.W. Bush appointed him as Deputy Executive Director for the White House Conference on Science and Economic Research Related to Global Climate Change. While in the private sector Rick built one of the most influential and successful public affairs companies in the United States. In 2000 and 2008 Rick served as Senator John McCain's national campaign manager leading all aspects of the campaign activity. While serving as Senator McCain's chief strategist and political advisor Rick was integral in the development of some key legislative initiatives including ground breaking Climate Legislation and Campaign Finance Reform. Rick currently serves on the Board of The Environmental Defense Action Fund developing initiatives and ties to the corporate community that promotes better stewardship of the environment.
Marc Eichenberger is the Chief Operating Officer of Allied Minds. Before joining Allied Minds, Marc established his own professional services firm. His previous roles have included valuation, management advisory, M&A support and temporary senior executive roles, most recently as a Senior Vice President of Mergers & Acquisitions with a transportation services firm. He also served as Vice President of Marketing and Business Development for a small manufacturer of expansion joints. Prior, Marc was a Senior Principal with the leading consultancy A.T. Kearney. Over 10 years, he supported acquisitions, strategy development, and drove the restructuring of underperforming businesses. Marc's education includes a degree in economics and German from New York University and an MBA from the Wharton School of Business. Marc was awarded the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.


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2/5 rDev -43.5%
02-02-2012 01:24:03 | More by seeswo
2.58/5 rDev -27.1%
Pale golden. Hazed body. Thin off white head leaves sparse amounts of lace. Aroma is grainy sweet wort like and malty. Wow. Can't believe there's nothing there in regards to hops. Very little to do with hops on the buds either. This is really disappointing coming from a brewery I respect. Easily, the worst beer I've had from Central Waters over the years. Hops are nearly negligible on the palate. Maybe some earthiness. Maybe some ghostly spice. But really nothing that stands out. Very slight bitterness. Body and mouthfeel are fine. But this is an anomaly. Nothing about this beer says Wet Hop. It's not a bad beer, but it is the most nondescript wet hop beer I've ever had. That said, I've had a lot of success with Central Waters in the past and will continue to try their new beers and purchase staples of theirs that I love.
12-09-2009 06:31:31 | More by Bighuge
2.6/5 rDev -26.6%
Picked up a bomber of this in Hudson. Always excited to try something new from Central Waters, an underrated brewery that makes some fantastic stuff.
Pours appropriately light. Immediately there's a funky smell coming from it. Let it swirl & settle a bit. OK. Still smells off. Like a hefe gone bad, grassy, a tiny bit musty. Hops? Not here.
Hop Harvest...it must have been a light one this year. If you're going to call a beer hop harvest, please wave some hops at it! Extremely bready, bare minimum of malt sweetness tickling the tongue, musty, earthy. Not digging this at all.
I'm coming to the reluctant conclusion that Central Waters strong suit is every beer that isn't light in color. They brew some kick-butt stuff, but their pales & IPAs have left me cold, or worse. This has either faded with record rapidity or it's just not very good.
12-04-2009 01:21:40 | More by maximum12
2.6/5 rDev -26.6%
Not a bad beer but not something that lives up to its promise. Poured with a nice, white, foamy, frothy medium sized head that lasts for a while and some lace. Color is a clear amber. Nose is malt, beer, cereal. Flavor is similar with the hops nothing more than noticable. Body is decent and so is carbonation. Finish is like flavor but diminishes from little to flat generic.
11-22-2010 00:28:01 | More by drpimento
New Jersey
2.6/5 rDev -26.6%
Bland ale. Enticing color, fairly crisp finish, but the flavor is just not there. Not bad, but not at all recommended.
Caveat: One of the recent reviewers mentioned a two-finger head. My bottle might be stale (despite my purchasing it within 120 mi of the brewery) because my pour had virtually no head whatsoever.
01-21-2010 04:31:45 | More by kevman914
2.75/5 rDev -22.3%
12-04-2013 15:18:54 | More by Gotti311
2.75/5 rDev -22.3%
04-20-2013 13:31:17 | More by jreindl
3/5 rDev -15.3%
09-04-2012 21:18:34 | More by ystazi
3/5 rDev -15.3%
06-19-2014 16:09:49 | More by green_plastic
3/5 rDev -15.3%
06-28-2012 03:06:44 | More by jawneyt
3/5 rDev -15.3%
11-14-2011 20:09:25 | More by hu5om
3.05/5 rDev -13.8%
Poured into my pint glass the beer is cloudy golden yellow. The thick white head reaches two fingers before settling slowly. A rather substantial lace ring remains coating the rim.
The aroma is mild hops along with plenty of malt. The malt is sweeter and more dominant then I expected. Some citrus fruit can be picked out with deep whiffs but not much.
The flavor is a touch more hoppy then the nose but not exactly what I was looking for in wet hopped ale. The malt sweetness is bordering on cloying. There's oranges and grapefruit but the sweet versions. Not much sour bite.
Medium body with moderate carbonation.
Overall this one sort of missed the mark for me. I love CW and had high hopes for this one. I look forward to trying this fresh at the brewery. Maybe it will change my mind.
01-19-2010 03:06:19 | More by beerwolf77
District of Columbia
3.05/5 rDev -13.8%
22 oz. bottle shared by nuplastikk. Thanks Greg!
The beer is mostly clear, with only a slight haziness, appearing orange to maber hued with a small white head. The aroma offers some tangy citrus, namely grapefruit amd orange. Lightly floral with an odd bitterness in the finish. Flavors don't work in tandem with one another. Light to medium in body. Overal, this was just eh...not a repeat for me.
11-27-2012 02:43:34 | More by Huhzubendah
3.1/5 rDev -12.4%
Not what I was expecting I guess. More of a fruity, almost english style pale ale. The fresh hops are not real assertive and the maltiness of this beer carries the action.
With that said this is a nice drinker...really a unique maltiness with some sugar cookie and a little toffee as well....impression is a little earthy but also has some fruity notes from the hops (sweet apples, and ripe pears) along with some floral notes on the nose..
Body is light side of medium. Light golden color...decent enough but not a hop bursting creation.
I could drink this again but could also live without it.
12-11-2010 06:20:33 | More by ZAP
3.13/5 rDev -11.6%
Purchased at Ray's Liquors in Wauwatosa, WI. Pours a light straw body with a thick puffy white head. Aroma is surprisingly faint. I can really only pick up a hint of sweet malt; disappointing. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with low carbonation. Flavor is sticky sweet with a smooth, more subtle bitterness. Overall, not really bitter at all. This doesn't have the big hop flavor and aroma I would expect from a fresh hop ale, but passable as a decent APA.
11-27-2009 21:03:33 | More by blackearth
3.13/5 rDev -11.6%
I just tried this beer as I try all new C.W. beers. This one wasn't for me.
Poured a light yellow straw color with almost no head. The smell was not present at all. Taste was much better than the smell indicated but still wasn't my favorite. Good drinking beer for someone getting into wet hopped ale's but I was hopeing for a bigger beer.
Still LOVE the brewery!
10-30-2009 00:23:41 | More by madtowndmb1
3.15/5 rDev -11%
poured from a 22oz bomber..it has a light gold color with very little head and minimal lacing really sub par in this area ..the smell is pine and grapefruit some malt and hops ..the taste is really just average for one of my top WI breweries the hops the malt the balance is just not here for a special release series.will not buy this one again and really did not feel like finishing the bomber so many other fresh hop offerings this fall ..this one comes up short
11-18-2009 22:45:48 | More by gatornation
3.15/5 rDev -11%
Poured from bomber into Duvel tulip. Two separate pours, one out of fridge and one after sitting out for about a half hour. No real difference between the two in my eyes and palette.
A: Dark orange with a small white halo of head. Decent amount of particles in the pour. Not offputting, but nothing extraordinary here either.
S: For a wet hop, where are the hops? Trying really hard to find it, but I'm smelling a lot of earth and malt. No citrus, no pine. Disappointing based on expectations.
T: Same as smell. This may be a solid pale ale, but I'm picking up really nothing from the hops. I really had hoped for more, but it's certainly not a bad beer by any means.
M: May be the most solid part of the beer. Very easy drinking and palatable. If this wasn't in bomber form, I could see putting a number of these back without thinking twice about it.
O: I need to stop going into new beers with high expectations. No other way of putting it...I'm let down with this one.
11-14-2012 02:00:58 | More by Andrew61923
3.2/5 rDev -9.6%
This beer reminded me of a tamer version of Founder's Harvest Ale. The two beers look identical with a pale golden color and one inch of white head that had good retention before settling to a thick cap. Just a little spotty lacing is left on the glass. Hop Harvest however has a very weak aroma. Just a faint hint of pine hops and sweet malt. Underwhelming. The flavor is more balanced than the Founder's offering only because the hops are much more toned down allowing some sweetness from the malt to come through. The hops give notes of pine and grass. There is a little soapiness that creaps in. Bitterness is moderate. The body is on the lighter side but has enough to carry the flavor. Carbonation is well matched. As I wrote earlier, seems the brewer was attempting to make a Founder's Harvest Ale clone. I did not particullarly care much for that beer either. This is a touch more balanced but does not show of the hops as well.
11-22-2009 23:22:08 | More by morimech
3.23/5 rDev -8.8%
Picked up a 22Oz of this fresh from the brewery last weekend (42 mile round trip bike ride from Point).
Pours a light wheat color with a decent white head that settled into a very thin cap. There is a lot of bubbly carbonation rising from the bottom. The aroma is a little weak. There is a citrus presence, and a mild floral nose but very subtle. The taste is nice and calm, no big POP that I would look for in a good pale ale. Balance is there with the malt finish. This is a decent brew, but for the price of the bottle I could get a sixer of something a little better.
10-30-2009 23:14:10 | More by WJVII
3.23/5 rDev -8.8%
Pours out a hazy golden-amber color with two fingers of soapy head on top with remarkable stability for about three minutes and some very pretty patterns of lace left behind on the inside of the glass. Lighter body and crisp, sharp carbonation, perhaps a tad spritzy.
Smells and tastes of fresh, green, leafy hops with mostly herbal and grassy qualities, but not very much in terms of resinous or citric hopping, which makes the spectrum feel slightly unfinished overall. The malt backbone is a pretty standard pale / cracker combo. I would have preferred somewhat more complexity than this. It's a really good looker in the glass, though!
11-17-2012 02:20:29 | More by WastingFreetime
3.25/5 rDev -8.2%
Thanks to Cavie for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours straw colored with a white head. The aroma is grassy with some corn and caramel. The flavor is corn husk and caramel malt. Not too much hop character, especially for a fresh hop beer. Medium mouthfeel and low carbonation.
02-06-2010 00:04:53 | More by Mora2000
3.25/5 rDev -8.2%
Clear golden, weak head.
Smell is grainy, verging on grassy/buttery.
Taste is mild. Subtle grain flavor with a slight slow piney finish. Pleasant enough but comes off strangely lacking in hops.
Mouthfeel on the thin side.
This is nothing like I expected from a wet hop beer. If I come at it thinking this is a tame regular version of a pale ale, it's passable but quite bland. Certainly anything your average homebrewer could come up with. I like the concept, but in the execution perhaps more hops were needed?
01-07-2010 04:16:32 | More by Strix
3.25/5 rDev -8.2%
11-14-2012 23:10:28 | More by thebigredone
3.25/5 rDev -8.2%
12-02-2012 06:19:16 | More by BYOFB
Hop Harvest from Central Waters Brewing Co.
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Zac Posen, Thakoon, and Halston all showed off fur footwear.
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|Excellent - 149 reviews
where hospitality and Hawkeyes meet.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Iowa City/Coralville (University of Iowa). On Saturdays in the fall and winter, Iowa City bustles with the excitement of Hawkeye sports. Activities don't stop in the winter either, with cross country skiing and Hawkeye basketball taking center stage. When the charms of a small town mix with the...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 149 reviews
Good 8.0
Complimentary breakfast menu was awesome and the staff tending to it were very efficient. Swimming pool was a hit with my granddaughter. Having a bathroom readily available near the pool and breakfast area was a nice touch.
The room registered to us had a handicapped BR The shower head would not stay put & water seeped out into the room. I believe there may have been feather pillows on the bed and I am allergic. A pickup with a u-haul took up at least 4 prime parking spots.The hotel was full our first night there with guests being loud. Sat morning the breakfast are was VERY busy. Housekeeping staff did their best to keep up.
Excellent 10.0
The king-bed hotel room was clean and surprisingly spacious. It might have been more crowded with two queen beds. There was a flat screen TV, decent cable, a desk, an armoire, and armchair with an ottoman. Coffee & tea available in the lobby at all times.
We heard snoring in the next room and running in the halls, but it was never loud during normal sleeping hours. The seating in the breakfast area filled up quickly.
|Excellent - 263 reviews
With a stay at hotelVetro, you'll be centrally located in Iowa City, steps from Iowa City Public Library and minutes from Old Capitol Museum. This hotel is within close proximity of Iowa Old Capitol Building and Iowa Museum of Natural History. Make yourself at home in one of the 56 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and stovetops. Yo...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 263 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Windows & jacuzzi
Thermostat was a but complicated not user friendly for none experts
Good 8.0
Location is great. Rooms are very nice and spacious with nice amenities.
|Good - 295 reviews
Coralville Hotel's Near Kinnick Stadium, Carver Arena Conveniently situated off I-80, the Holiday Inn® Coralville hotel is where Hawkeyes come to relax and rest their heads. For those visiting the Iowa City - Coralville area, the hotel's location near the University of Iowa is ideal for both business and pleasure. From exciting museums to first-class shoppin...
Overall Rating - Good - 295 reviews
Good 7.0
The staff was very friendly and helpful
The carpets were so dirty that you could not walk around without shoes because your feet would turn black also very sticky
Poor 1.0
It was so musty that I had to get air freshners for the room. The hotel needs to be torn down or completely remodeled. The exercise room and equipment was also in bad shape. We will not stay here again.
|Okay - 337 reviews
Whether you are traveling on Business or for Pleasure, you will be treated to a host of complimentary amenities that make your stay more enjoyable, like our Daybreak Continental Breakfast, WI-FI access in every room and the refreshing Days Inn Sol-Terre shampoo and shower experience. Additionally, if you are a Wyndham Rewards member, you will receive Wynd...
Overall Rating - Okay - 337 reviews
|Okay - 473 reviews
The Travelodge is conveniently located off I-80, EXIT 246. Our hotel offers spacious, quiet and relaxing accommodations in the heart of Iowa City. We are approximately 5 minutes from downtown Iowa City, University of Iowa, Hospitals and Clinics, Coral Ridge Mall and Coralville Lake State Park. Our over sized rooms w/balconies-vaulted ceilings are great for...
Overall Rating - Okay - 473 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
It was right off the highway & less than 10 minutes from the U of Iowa.
Safety. Entry doors were supposed to be opened by card access but they remained unlocked so anyone could get in the building. The entry doors inside the building did not fully shut.The staff wasn't terrible. However, sometimes no one was at the front desk. When I checked in the employee didn't tell me about any of the amenities of the hotel, like free a WiFi or give any information about restaurants. The room with breakfast had flies. The front desk was messy. WiFi did not consistently work. The rooms were fairly clean & it wasn't nosy. I guess I got what I paid for but next time, I will speak a better, safer option.
Poor 1.0
It was absolutely disgusting. it was dirty and smelly with a sticky wet floor
We didn't even stay there. We were looking for a clean place to stay but the wet and sticky floor was awful.I was afraid to stay there with people milling about. It did not seem safe. there were splatters on the furniture and lampshades.
|Good - 455 reviews
Conveniently located off Interstate 80, this Baymont Inn and Suites Iowa City/Coralville is near University of Iowa, Iowa City Municipal Airport, Coral Ridge Mall, premiere golf courses, Old Capitol Museum, Carver-Hawkeye Arena, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa Avenue Literary Walk, and many local restaurants. Experience hometown hospitality at this pet-friendly lodgin...
Overall Rating - Good - 455 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Comfortable bed & pillows.
No hot bath/shower as water was Luke warm on hot & after several minutes.Hotel looks very nice when entering. Greeted by desk clerk but he didn't offer anything extra personal or friendly. Noticed cookies on our own. Breakfast area needs to be more organized.
Excellent 10.0
clean and quiet
not enough room in the dining area for breakfast and no table in the room.turned the faucet on at 6 AM and the handle fell in the sink. No broken pieces so it must be something that's happened in the past. Made a loud noise and woke my roommate.
|Excellent - 2 reviews
With a stay at Plum Grove Inn in Iowa City, you'll be convenient to Iowa City Public Library and Mercy Hospital. This bed & breakfast is within close proximity of Old Capitol Museum and Iowa Old Capitol Building. Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned rooms featuring DVD players. Satellite television is provided for your entertainment. Featured...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 2 reviews
Excellent 10.0
I love the overall look and design. The B & B is designed to look like an old building but it has all the modern conveniences.There are two cats living there so if you are allergic, you might want to stay away - but the rooms were immaculate. You wouldn't have trouble sleeping. I only saw them a few times. They kept to themselves. The owner was lovely. I would love to stay there again. Unfortunately, my plans changed after I booked so we were unable to stay for breakfast.
Excellent 10.0
I prefer B&Bs, so I looked for something like this in Mar 2012. I stayed again in July 2012. The house is only a few years old, but fits the historic neighborhood. Shelly, the innkeeper, is very personable and casual. She also makes wonderful breakfasts. The house is concrete construction, so very quiet. Most of the woodwork is reclaimed from old houses. The rooms are designed with an old-house feel that I like. All in all, I feel that I am living in an interesting house with character, not a sterile motel.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 236 reviews
Good 8.0
I felt that the parking fee wasn't clearly explained....sort of a surprise....
Okay 5.3
I didn't like how I was given an option for 2 queens or a king and when I asked for 2 queens they gave me a king. Also paying for Internet and parking to make the price look lower is shady.
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Very good staff.
The breakfast food was poor quality.
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The hotel was clean and did not smell. We really enjoyed the breakfast. We will stay there again. Thanks!
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The newly transformed Sheraton Iowa City is the only full service hotel located in the heart of Iowa City and on the University of Iowa campus. Step through our doors onto downtown Iowa City's historic pedestrian mall to enjoy many options, including great sidewalk cafes, unique shopping, gourmet dining and amazing entertainment such as the Summer of the Ar...
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Location was excellent.Staff were very accommodating.Room was so spacious and clean.
Parking.Accessible to restaurants,safe to walk around.
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I thought the staff was very accommodating and helpful to answer my questions about the area.
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Coralville, home to Coral Ridge Shopping Mall and nearby University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics, VA Hospital and the University of Iowa. Coffee Maker and Hair Dryer in all rooms Complimentary Wireless High Speed Internet 84 King, Queen and Double Rooms including Handicap Rooms Complimentary SuperStart Breakfast with Waffles Complimentary Coffee and Tea A...
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Excellent 10.0
Met our needs for the weekend at a very good price compared to other hotels in the area.
Okay 5.0
It was close to the convention center. And they had a waffle maker.
They said there would be a mini fridge but there was not, so we had to put our perishables in the safe with an ice bucket.
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You'll find everything you need for a great stay at our warm and welcoming Hampton Inn Iowa City hotel. Ideally located along the beautiful Iowa River, our hotel is just a few minutes from the University of Iowa campus and UI Hospitals and Clinics. We offer easy access to major businesses and attractions including Kinnick Stadium, the Amana Colonies and supe...
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there are two Hamptons too close to each other. We went to the wrong one
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nice clean rooms and comfortable beds
nogreat location near the university
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Journey back to the days of yore at the BEST WESTERN Cantebury Inn & Suites, a favorite for its unique medieval decor and award-winning dining. Old English style meets modern day luxury in the property's 101 unique rooms and suites, all romantically decorated with Renaissance touches. The property boasts several specialty rooms, including split-level lofts...
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Mediocre 3.0
Room was a big loft room, strange but spacious.
This might have been a 3 star hotel - in 1976!
Good 7.0
Close to freeway. Easy to find.
The bed in the loft with a squeaky narrow staircase.
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The Comfort Suites hotel is located within 1 block of Coral Ridge Mall. Conveniently located within minutes of all University of Iowa points of interest. FREE continental breakfast featuring do-it-yourself waffle station. FREE high-speed Internet in all rooms and public area. Indoor pool with 100-foot water slide and hot tub. Easy access off I-80. Water slid...
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Excellent 9.0
The jacuzzi by the swimming pool.
Getting a $10 parking ticket because I parked outside. The lady at the front desk did warn me, but then got caught up with the kids and forgot. Not sure what creative solution you can come up with to help customers on this one?Everything else was nice. Love this hotel and FYI it was the only one with a hot tub I could find in the IOwa city coralville area, so I suggest advertising that more prominently. I saw on the photos but was not in the features of the hotel.
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These reports, Sebelius said, "make it very clear that we have a long way to go. You see these trends every day in the faces of your patients and the numbers at the bottom lines of your budgets. But you wouldn't be here today if you didn't have optimism that every one of us has a role and a responsibility in improving care."
In dispelling rumors that much of the healthcare reform legislation could be gutted, Sebelius pledged that the new Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Innovation Center, funded $10 billion to develop new payment and delivery of care models, is a reality.
"It's already been appropriated. It's available too, so those of you who hear the discussion of defunding – whatever – this money is there, and it's going to be invested in improvement in healthcare."
In fact, she said, the center has "not wasting any time getting started" and has launched four programs, most of them targeting improvements in care for the poor and elderly, such as those "dual eligibles," who qualify for both Medicare, because of their age, as well as Medicaid because of their income level.
Sebelius closed her talk saying that she sees the Affordable Care Act as "a toolkit at our disposal."
Providing "Better health, better care, at lower per capita cost for every American every day is what the new system should be all about. We've made progress, but we have a long way to go," she said.
Cheryl Clark is senior quality editor and California correspondent for HealthLeaders Media. She is a member of the Association of Health Care Journalists.
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Secretary Sebelius, if you want care to be "safe, timely, effective, efficient, equitable and patient-centered," may I suggest you start with CMS. Neither Medicare or Medicaid are "safe" for providers because few can financially survive without private insurers subsidizing CMS's "budget-centered," "inequitable" and not "patient-centered" reimbursement rates. According to the president's economic council, CMS not only underpays for quality while paying for failure, but it is not "effective" in adjusting payments down for new services that over time cost less making CMS "inefficient." Because CMS has regulations it barely understands and an "ineffective" and "inefficient" IT system, both intentional and unintential fraud is out of control. So, if you want care to meet your above standard, start with a CMS reimbursement system that reflects your standard for care.
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Quick and tasty but I did put a spin on this. I made it as a stir fry. Added mushrooms, more garlic and some soy sauce and ginger to give this an asian twist. Thanks for the quick recipe!
I thought this recipe was simple enough but it lacked depth of flavor. Definitely needs salt ( and I generally cook saltless)
Like the others I upped the garlic and also added onion powder, plus thinly sliced Roma tomatoes at the end.
Maybe a bit of lemon juice would brighten up the flavors.
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This was good. I added extra garlic. Minced and powdered. Also added extra cheese. Very light on flavor, but that is okay! I would make this again.
Very good, my husband really liked it. I added some Italian seasoning and used fresh zucchini, but I like the idea of adding mushrooms.
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Good start, I added onion, more garlic, broccoli and some soy sauce for an Asian twist.
This went over well. I used fresh zucchini and,since my partner always wants some kind of sauce or gravy, I made garlic alfredo sauce on the side.
This was so quick and easy. We're vegan, so I used Beyond Meat in place of the chicken, and vegan parmesan. This came together in a snap and is healthy and tastes good. Leftovers taste great cold after sitting in the fridge overnight.
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I recently (just today) read my fellow classmate's review of Taylor Swift's new music video for "22″ and Rosa, I'm sorry, but I totally disagree with what you said. I felt the need to blog about it from the opposing side. I feel like everyone is always looking to bash Taylor Swift. I can agree with […] [Read More]
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La Boheme is indestructible. No matter how many times it is updated or reimagined Puccini's power to move an audience with his musical brilliance is still overwhelming. Opera Q's production is a classic example. Reset on Christmas Eve 1913, this collection of impecunious Parisian Bohemians thrills us all over again.
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Darlington Theatre Players' Production of The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society's Production of Macbeth, is a delightful piece of dribble that is very entertaining and a pleasant way to while away an afternoon or evening.
The cast appear to be having a ball in this play within a play, as the Farndale women compete in a festival competition under the gaze of respected adjudicator George Peach - played in a a very funny performance by Ray Egan.
"Some shows date quickly, and revivals serve to point out their shortcomings. Others simply grow better with age, their magic beguiling generation after generation. The King and I is the epitome of the latter. This exquisitely mounted show may well be the best musical you ever see, and I really do mean EVER."
This relatively new Australian musical by WAAPA graduates Peter Rutherford and James Millar is being performed for the first time in Western Australia at the atmospheric and era-appropriate Old Mill Theatre in South Perth.
There was much to enjoy in ELT's production of Oliver! ELT generally perform straight plays and a junior musical each year. These have been very successful, but it is many years since they have mounted a musical for all ages.
The show opens with the kids singing "Food, Glorious Food", and the singing was as good as I've heard from juniors in a musical. However, they could have been directed to show more expression and animation on stage. Other chorus numbers were musically just as good.
You've probably seen Angie Milliken on the cover of the current Stage Whispers holding a gleaming human brain. The 'alas poor Yorick' moment is from Lucy Prebble's adult investigation into love, depression and drug trials; and Ms Milliken engages the brain in a desperate conversation even more troubled than Hamlet's.
The Sound of Music opened to a deservedly enthusiastic reception at The Regal Theatre. This is a production with with distinctly professional production values and a wonderfully lavish feel and is strongly directed with warmth by Mark Barford.
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New Theatre continues to impress with its choice of plays, directors, actors and designers. This production of Pulitzer Prize winner Langford Wilson's Book of Days is no exception. It is as fast-paced as the script demands, and the tight ensemble under the perceptive direction of Elsie Edgerton-Till makes this production one that shouldn't be missed.
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I went here last week with my family and friends. Service was excellent. We had the table at the front and they checked on us constantly. We had cocktsils, wine, starters and mains and the price was very reasonable. Definitely recommend this place.
Azouma, is a little bit of Morocco just outside the city walls of Canterbury, and in a lovely old building. The place is kitted out in exotic, Moroccan style with embroidered cushions, and dark wood bench seats.
We had a lovely all you can eat lunch time buffet, with a myriad of starters, fallafel, humous, yoghurt and mint, lamb meat balls.
Then the main courses are predominantly chicken and lamb stews, with chick peas, aubergines, onions, spices and also a fair amount of choice for the non-meat eater, including cous-cous and rice.
The staff are unobtrusive, and this is a great place for groups as it is informal.
This is Canterbury's best hidden gem.
Taken here on my last day living in the city, it was the best restaurant I'd been to there, and I've been back to Canterbury several times just for the food.
If you're vegetarian, it will have a great selection, from the houmous to the wonderful couscous and lightly spiced roast vegetables, so very succulent and soft.
If not, the lamb and chicken dishes are, I hear, fantastic.
If you go during the day, I recommend the buffet - all you can eat for a very reasonable £7.95, with at least ten dishes available - all of them great.
The staff are brilliant, and the entire place is decorated like something from the Arabian Nights - on Thursday evenings they even have a belly dancer!
All I can say is, give this place a chance - you won't regret it!
Ate here last weekend with my family and had a slightly disappointing meal. The waitress was really friendly as was the manager (owner?) but the food was a touch bland or had some questionable ingredients.
The meze starters were excellent with people familiar with middle-eastern cuisine recognising Moroccan versions of Tzatziki as well as classics like Hummus and Baba Ganoush. So far so good.
For main course, my 'Seafood Tagine' was tasty in that it was well-seasoned but the main 'seafood' was cut up strips of 'crabstick' which are a pretty dubious ingredient in my opinion. The only other seafood was some tiny shrimp but at least they had been alive and swimming in the sea!
The others around the table felt their fish dishes were a bit bland as we are all fans of spice and were hoping for a stronger harissa kick to the meal.
On the positive side- the bottle of Moroccan wine that we ordered was surprising full of flavour and has made me curious to find out what else Moroccan wine has to offer.
We should, perhaps, have ordered more typical dishes such as the lamb tagine to really get a full picture of how good this restaurant is. It's certainly not overly expensive and the service is friendly but perhaps we ordered badly- especially given the other reviews this restaurant has had.
Gorgeous food, great atmosphere, esp. when they have the belly dancer on. Good value too, would recommend for parties and groups.
We have been to Azouma a few times, we first stumbled across it on a Sunday and were drawn in by the price of the buffet and we always enjoy Moroccan food.
We had a great meal and the staff were great and very friendly. They had great fun keeping our little daughter amused.
We have been back for two family birthdays and have had a great time each time. The food is great, as well as the surroundings and the staff.
The food is tasty, if fairly standard but the brilliant and friendly staff make up for it - the owner in particular is just lovely and attentive. (although last time we went the two waitresses ignored us for nearly an hour, engrossed in discussing their evening plans) I really love the decor of the place and the Sunday buffet is great value for money.
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Best restaurant with best staff especially Mr.Majid Abassi who is so caring . Excellent food, clean and well dressed staff. Menu wow. Family cabins are present . Must visit place with friends and family. Felt like at home. Thumbs up to all staff but Mr.Majid Abassi, you deserve more. Keep that way
Excellent Food, Friendly staff the try the Lassi (Yoghurt based drink) and Shrimp Biryani. weekends are very busy to so try and book the table.
The food was just ordinary , ambience was good .we ordered handi mutton which was just normal taste , then behari kabab which was not good at all , and fish masala which was better among all a bit sweet though , overpriced and ordinary taste !!
Dear brother i am going many time l feel its best restaurant in town.food is delicious servise is good.some time croudy.
Two tables where not clean and they just wiped them off with a tissue! I mean in this expensive restaurant seriously? Food is horrible. Waiter is an idiot. The worst expensive dinner I had ever!
The culinary scene in this area of the country can be quite bland and Mughal as spiced it up. The food is excellent. I love their bread and mint sauce. The location makes it one of those more secretive places and enhances the experience.
My only gripe is the atmosphere is too dark.
One of the worst places I have ever been too..the food was expensive, oily and inedible ..they gave us complementary FOOD as a starter and it was mac and cheese (mac n cheese in an indian restaurant -no comment) and it was morelike babyfood and it was discusting.
all of the above mentioned categories varied from good to excellent (I was extremely happy with the family section since it gave maximum privacy and therefore making me feel more relaxed while eating). Love the cream soup, I recommend it. I rate above all the other Pakistani restaurants in alkhobar. Thumbs up to the owner and staff for the impressive...
I ate there and the place was dark, the food was not eatable! my dad had the same experince and trust me nothing will satisfiy you there. because the people try so hard to be nice and you will hear customers being upset and complaining because of their cleaness and delay of respones
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American politicians could take a lesson from Irish Senator David Norris – a civil rights activist whose lifelong fight for gay rights and status as the first openly gay pol to be elected in Ireland has earned him the comparison as the Emerald Isle's "Harvey Milk." That's because he's fearless: irreverent, shockingly plain-spoken, enormously witty, […] [Read More]
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Today's the DayPosted by: | Comments
I'll be outside a voting precinct today advocating for the candidates I support. Over 40% of Buncombe County's eligible voters already cast a ballot during early voting. The weather today is cool to cold and a threat of rain all day. Americans for Prosperity (a.k.a. Koch Bros.) are paying people to work the polls, even here in Buncombe. Democrats, meanwhile, have volunteers out helping.
If you have any time today, help out at your polling place. An hour or two can make an enormous difference. Here's a handy list of Democratic candidates if you need it. It tends to be the case that a lot of Election Day voters come in not necessarily knowing about downticket races like Register of Deeds, County Commission, or the referendum. That's where your presence makes a big, big difference.
Whether or not you work a poll, here are some other things you can do today to help:
1) Email all of your contacts urging them to vote.
2) Text all of your contacts urging them to vote.
3) Call the slackers in your life and urge them to vote.
4) Offer rides to the polls to people who need them.
5) If you're using social media like Facebook and Twitter, be sure to link people to the above list of candidates.
It's gonna be a nail biter, folks. No matter what happens, we'll get through it together.
Off The Blog, On The StreetPosted by: | Comments
Hi, all. With early voting in high gear, it's vital that folks get off their computers and down to their early voting sites. Our Buncombe County Democratic Party is doing a great job staffing the polls, but there are a few sites that still need some support. Email scrutiny hooligans AT yahoo . com if you can offer some noontime or afternoon hours to help do voter education!
2012 Democratic CandidatesPosted by: | Comments
You probably know just who to vote for in the Presidential race and the Congressional race. Maybe you even have your legislators and County Commissioners figured out. How many of you have the County School Board or statewide judicial races sussed? To help you sort out who's who, the Buncombe County Democratic Party has put together a handy list of Democratic candidates. Use it if you want it, leave it if you don't!
Let's Just Say ItPosted by: | Comments
I recommend reading this entire article, though you'll run the risk of having some area Republicans and equivalency fetishists gnash their teeth when you share it with them.
Thomas E. Mann is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, and Norman J. Ornstein is a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. This essay is adapted from their book "It's Even Worse Than It Looks: How the American Constitutional System Collided With the New Politics of Extremism," which will be available Tuesday.
We have been studying Washington politics and Congress for more than 40 years, and never have we seen them this dysfunctional. In our past writings, we have criticized both parties when we believed it was warranted. Today, however, we have no choice but to acknowledge that the core of the problem lies with the Republican Party.
The GOP has become an insurgent outlier in American politics. It is ideologically extreme; scornful of compromise; unmoved by conventional understanding of facts, evidence and science; and dismissive of the legitimacy of its political opposition.
When one party moves this far from the mainstream, it makes it nearly impossible for the political system to deal constructively with the country's challenges.
"Both sides do it" or "There is plenty of blame to go around" are the traditional refuges for an American news media intent on proving its lack of bias, while political scientists prefer generality and neutrality when discussing partisan polarization. Many self-styled bipartisan groups, in their search for common ground, propose solutions that move both sides to the center, a strategy that is simply untenable when one side is so far out of reach.
Politics NowPosted by: | Comments
I've really been enjoying Jon Ostendorff's blog over at the AC-T, Politics Now. Check it out. You'll see a statement from Hayden Rogers, a pic of Cecil Bothwell's newest billboard, news about a Tea Party challenger to Tom Apodaca, and a whole lot more.
What blogs are you enjoying? Share some link love in the comments.
NC Policy Watch "Crucial Conversation" comes to Asheville December 12Posted by: | Comments
From NC Policy Watch:
Recently, the Speaker of the North Carolina House of Representatives went so far as to say that his goal was to pit disabled people against poor people as part of a "divide and conquer" strategy.
Sadly, this was more than an unguarded moment; it was in fact a neat summary of the strategy employed by conservative legislative leaders during the 2011 state legislative session.
So, how "successful" were they? And is there anything a person can do get a handle on this situation (and maybe even speak out about it)?
If these or other similar questions have occurred to you lately, don't miss a chance to hear some answers from two of the state's most prominent voices for sane, sound and progressive public policy. Join us at noon on Monday December 12 for a special Crucial Conversation with the staff of the state's leading progressive policy think tank, N.C. Policy Watch.
Chris Fitzsimon is the Director of N.C. Policy Watch and North Carolina's leading progressive media personality. Chris is a veteran journalist and nonprofit leader whose daily commentaries are heard on radio and read online throughout North Carolina. His colleague, Rob Schofield is the Director of Research at N.C. Policy Watch. Rob is lawyer, lobbyist and writer with more than 25 years experience fighting for progressive policies at the state level.
Admission includes a box lunch. Space is limited – pre-registration required.
Questions?? Contact Rob Schofield at 919-861-2065 or rob at ncpolicywatch.com.
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NCGOP Declares Provisional GovernmentPosted by: | Comments
Well, not yet anyway. But why not drop the pretense of redistricting and elections and just cut to the chase?
Yesterday in Raleigh, state Senate lawmakers advanced another bill aimed at making voting harder for North Carolinians who actually make it into the voting booth after clearing the other hurdles the GOP-led legislature has proposed. Reporter Laura Leslie put it succinctly [emphasis mine],
The state Senate voted on straight party lines tonight to forbid NC voters from doing the same thing.
Senate Bill 411 would repeal the law that allows voters entering the ballot box to choose to vote for all the candidates in one party or the other. About 40% of voters in NC use this option.
Those mischievous scamps, what will they think of next? That's SB411, also described as the "Elect Pat McCrory" bill.
Since taking over the North Carolina state legislature, the NCGOP has voted to…
- Shorten the early voting period by a week [HB 658 -- passed the House]
- Require registered voters to show a photo ID before voting [HB 351 -- passed out of committee in the House, on the House calendar for action today]
- Eliminate a voter's choice to vote a straight ticket [SB 411 -- passed the Senate]
There's more besides, as lawmakers rush through bills ahead of a key procedural deadline. Passage of a bill through either house by Thursday means they can be considered again next year.
Time to HuddlePosted by: | Comments
Good morning, Hooligans. Buncombe County was almost perfect last night in its election of candidates who care about progressive values like the environment, labor, and education. Heath Shuler, Martin Nesbitt, Patsy Keever, Susan Fisher, Marvin Pope, Patricia Young, Van Duncan, and the others won through cooperation and the help of a mighty county Democratic Party GOTV effort. Elaine Marshall even won in Buncombe County!
Buncombe results here
NC results here
National results here
However, with the ascendancy of the GOP in the House and Senate in Raleigh and in the House of Representatives in Washington, it's time to reflect on our progressive goals and strategies for the near term and long term. Where Republican leaders want to work together and come to common solutions, we ought to greet them with open arms while stifling our surprise. Where they want to steamroll, we ought to provide a spirited opposition.
It was going to be a tough budget year no matter who was in charge. Now it's going to be a tough budget year led by folks who've promised to reduce revenue and cut services from our state government. It's also time to redraw the lines of our electoral districts, and a monopoly on power during this process does not bode well.
I will huddle with folks at the municipal level to determine our legislative agenda going forward and to figure out what to do if legislators restrict Asheville's revenue choices even further. I'll huddle with social justice leaders to determine what to do if anti-marriage forces determine that bigotry ought to be enshrined in a constitutional amendment. I'll huddle with Democratic Party leaders to plan a strengthening of our organization in the 11th Congressional District. I'll huddle with political leaders to determine how to cope with the possibility of a decimation of our public education system, mental health services, and homelessness services.
Republican leaders in North Carolina may choose to govern by recognizing the needs of the most vulnerable among us. They may recognize the need to loosen the legislative shackles placed on Asheville. They may decide not to openly discriminate against LGBT North Carolinians. Here's hoping. And while we wait and hope, it's vital that we also get to work. This election is not a call for progressives to fall back, it is a call to redouble our efforts and refocus our politics.
I'll be interested to hear your thoughts. It's time to put ideas on the table. Criticism and gloating are acceptable, though I'll urge you to be as constructive as you can.
You Are DemocracyPosted by: | Comments
You care deeply about your country. You believe that elections are important and that they have consequences. You're Republicans, Independents, Democrats, Progressives, Liberals, Greens, and Libertarians. You believe that we're all in this together. You respect the other guy's right to vote as much as your own. You are not beholden to anger, outrage, vengeance, prejudice, or fear. You are not bought by 30-second ads.
You are the American voter, and your time is now.
The polls are open from 6:30am – 7:30pm today across North Carolina. You can find your polling place here.
Civitas, in addition to working feverishly with Art Pope's coin to defeat anyone who's not a Republican, has put up an excellent "Vote Tracker". It tells me that 35,244 people voted early in Buncombe County and 110,797 people voted early across the 11th Congressional District. That leaves a metric fecal ton of you who haven't yet voted. Today's your day.
If you're still trying to decide how to mark your ballot, here are some handy links.
Holly Jones Voter Guide
Lindsey Simerly Voter Guide
Parker Sloan Statewide Judicial Picks
Mountain Xpress Candidate Surveys
If you've already voted, then maybe you want to help Get Out The Vote. Shoot me your info, and I'll get you connected. Alternately, maybe some campaign workers want to slap some hot info into the comment thread.
Where will folks watch the returns roll in? I know that some Democrats are gathering at the very fun Renaissance ballroom with the cash bar. Michael Muller will be all a'twitter with the journalistic set at Pack's Tavern, and Bridgette Odom is having a party there too. The Asheville Brewing Company on Coxe is normally very receptive to political partiers. Tuck more destinations into the comment thread.
Lastly – use this as your all-purpose Election Day Open Thread. If it gets too lengthy, I'll add another one after the polls close.
It's your day, democracy. Time to shine.
Holly Jones' Picks – Another Voter's GuidePosted by: | Comments
Early voting is open Friday 8am-6pm and Saturday 8am-1pm. Then you have to wait until deadline voting on Tuesday, so get out there and participate in your democracy.
If Parker Sloan's and Lindsey Simerly's weren't enough, here are the electoral choices of Buncombe County Commissioner, YWCA Executive Director, and all around beautiful person – Holly Jones:
Most of you have probably already done it. But for those of you who haven't, I'm just reminding you that it's time to vote. You can go to early voting today and tomorrow from 8am-6pm and Saturday from 8am-1pm. If you vote early, it helps our candidates know who to focus on in the last days before Nov. 2nd, so please come out and vote early.
I'm including the folks I'm voting for below. They've all earned my support. Thank you!


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32) Of course your mother can have the first kiss!
31) Your deployment was extended by three months? That's great news!
30) We are moving and I can't graduate? I didn't want these credits to count anyway.
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