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4.6 Room cleanliness
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Chicago
It's a must do again!!!Posted Aug 30, 2014
Pros: Beautiful property!
Cons: Less noise at the pool area, with the emcee too much talking!!!
Location: 15 minutes from the airport, very nice! The excursions were pretty close a quick bus ride and you were there.
There are not enough words to describe how wonderful my stay at GR Solaris was! The property was absolutely beautiful, extremely accommodating staff and very good food. I have been telling all my friends and family about my stay and that we all have to go together!
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Queens, NY
ExcellentPosted Aug 29, 2014
First time in Cancun. From hotel staffs to food, drinks, open bar, pool side drinks, snacks, overall everything is excellent. will go again
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Guilford, CT
All inclusivePosted Aug 28, 2014
Best food yet, we've stayed at a few different places in Cancun and thought this one had the best food. The bed was very hard, uncomfortable. Wi-fi internet was very expensive so we went without. Vacation!!! Did not like hotel staff trying to get us to buy a vacation membership. Overall, however, a very nice hotel.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from DC
NicePosted Aug 28, 2014
It's nice. Staff are very friendly and don't hold back on the food and drinks. We had a good time and gained a lot of weight. Will be exercising it off in the next month, or months.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Indiana
Great place to stay in Cancun!Posted Aug 28, 2014
Pros: There is much to like about this hotel----general staff, entertainment staff, accommodations, food, pool, beachfront....the list goes on.
Cons: The food in the ballroom and sanitary conditions in the outside bathroom by the pool need improvement.
Location: Golf course. Several miles away from free-standing restaurant, shopping venues, and clubs.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from New York
Beautiful sceneryPosted Aug 27, 2014
We stayed 6 days 5 nights and we had a wonderful time. I must say the service was impeccable! Everyone was gracious and friendly. The hotel was beautiful. I would definitely come again as well as recommend this hotel to a friend. I would have to say the only downfall is that the arcade was under renovation which was a bummer because it would've allowed a little more for the kids to do. We were trying to shoot pool and tons of kids are around the table leaning, putting the balls back on the table. Either you need a kids only pool table, or after a certain time kids should not be allowed in that area. I don't mind kids but that's why I left mine at home so I could thoroughly enjoy my adult trip. Adults like to sip and play pool which made it difficult. The quality of service really made my trip even more enjoyable!
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from yonkers ny
Very nice hotelPosted Aug 26, 2014
Experience excellent, magnificent views, outstanding service and cleanliness ... Did not like that I had to Pay for wifi
for Familiesby A verified traveler from Bucks, UK
Fantastic holiday in CancunPosted Aug 26, 2014
Pros: Food, staff, having a sea-view room, coconut daiquiris, pool activities
Cons: Turn the bell off on the lift!
Location: Use the local bus it's a great service, regular buses and cheap.
My husband, son, sister and I had a truly wonderful holiday at the GR Solaris. We were there for 10 days and made good use of nearly everything the hotel had on offer. The best thing about the resort is most definitely the staff. Honorio our waiter most mornings at breakfast was lovely, really attentive and always cheerful and he brought out a slice of cake with a candle on it for my son's birthday. Housekeeping dressed my son's bed on his birthday with a cake (made out of towels), balloons and a big handmade banner saying happy birthday. The entertainment staff were good fun and really did a good job at bringing everyone together in a non-confrontational way, some of the pool games were really good fun. The food was plentiful and I was more than happy with the choice. The pool is clean and tidy as is the beach. We were there in mid-August and always managed to get beds with umbrellas.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from California
Fun trip with granddaughter!Posted Aug 24, 2014
Pros: See above
Cons: Please keep the pool and surrounding area cleaner. Found cups, food and bunches of hair in the pool. Rarely had anyone walking around and picking up
Location: Parasailing was right in front of the hotel, $60 for adults, $30 for kids. Enjoyable experience. XPLOR was so much fun, all day experience.
GR Solaris is a nice hotel. Beautiful beach. Food available 24/7. Food was not real exciting but we always found something we enjoyed. Could keep the pool and pool area cleaner. Room was fine. Staff was friendly. A lot of children there so we found the beer drinking competition tacky (competitor vomiting in the bushes), went to one of the evening shows and found it not so kid appropriate so we left. Had ping pong, board games, bingo etc to play around the pool which was nice. Bus service into Cancun was great and cheap, no need for a taxi. Highly recommend XPLOR which was expensive but was so much fun ziplining, swimming through caves etc. Also they release baby turtles back into the ocean at night in front of the hotel, ask lifeguard or reception what days they do it.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from NY
Killer tan!Posted Aug 24, 2014
Positives: location, staff, pool, beach, amazing nightly shows. Negatives: food, room service, housekeeping, pool water too warm, too many locals.
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Aug 26, 2014 by SolarisHotels, Hotel Management
We are very happy you liked the nightly shows and the services from our staff. All our guests comments are really important to us it help us improve our services in general. We hope you visit us in the future and see our improvements. Best regards, Hoteles Solaris de Mexico
Comment from Hotel Management
Aug 26, 2014 by SolarisHotels, Hotel Management
We are very happy you liked the nightly shows and the services from our staff. All our guests comments are really important to us it help us improve our services in general such as the food and room service. We apologize for the discomfort regarding the temperature of the pool, right now we are in mid-summer therefore the climate is really warm but we will take it in consideration. We hope you visit us in the future and see our improvements. Best regards, Hoteles Solaris de Mexico


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|NJLA Committee Internship ProgramThe NJLA Committee Internship Program (CIP) provides an opportunity for library school students to become familiar with the New Jersey Library Association, particularly its committees; to network with peers and library leaders from around the state; and to participate in service learning. CIP offers the possibility to connect, to learn, to succeed, to advance, and to lead. Only 18 openings available. Deadline: Sept 12, 2014
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Governor Vetos Library Funding
NJLA is very disappointed that Governor Christie vetoed the $3 million increase in state aid approved by the Legislature in the 2015 state budget. We appreciate the strong bipartisan support from so many in the Legislature as well as the many library advocates who worked on this effort.
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NJLA Publications Committee Guidelines for Use of Social Media
All New Jersey Library Association (NJLA) social networking sites should adhere to the following guidelines to ensure that we represent a single, unified organization:
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NJLA Statement on Meeting Room Policies
As limited public forums, NJLA supports the use of public spaces in libraries for a wide variety of activities. Libraries may limit certain services and resources to residents and cardholders, but should in all other respects welcome members of the public into their public spaces.
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One Book New Jersey Celebrates Our 350th Anniversary!
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NJLA is sorry to announce the passing of Thomas W. Schear on June 14, 2014. Tom had been a member of NJLA since 1957, serving as our treasurer from 1966 to 1972 and serving as NJLA president in 1973-1974.
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NJLA Statement on Federal Funding for Libraries
The current proposed House Budget says "The Federal Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) is an independent agency that makes grants to museums and libraries. This is not a core federal responsibility". The NJLA believes that having an informed and literate citizenry and protecting cultural heritage are important national priorities and funding institutions that contribute to this work is indeed a core federal responsibility. The NJLA urges library supporters to communicate the importance of federal funding for libraries to President Obama and our NJ Congressional Delegation. NJ libraries benefit from federal funding from IMLS in many ways including funding for a variety of electronic databases available to all NJ residents and support for the NJ Talking Book and Braille Center.
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FY15 State Budget
Governor Christie has recommended flat funding for library programs in the state budget beginning July 1, 2014. If enacted, it will be the fifth straight year that library funding has remained flat. The proposed budget is 20% larger than the FY11 budget.
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Top Toad is located at 358 Nutt St., Wilmington. For details, call 910-343-9245 or visit their website at TopToad.com, you can also purchase items from the site and have the shirts or items shipped to you. You can find them on Facebook, like them and you will find out first-hand their sales or special events. There is free parking in the back parking lot.
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The New York Times is reporting that Stephen Johnson, head of the Environmental Protection Agency under Bush, has joined the board of directors of Scotts Miracle-Gro. The company is the world's largest producer of chemicals for the lawn care and garden sectors.
Not that this should come as a shock — we've long noted the cozy relationships between agencies like EPA and the companies they're supposed to regulate. And the EPA under Johnson was particularly friendly to the pesticide industry. Some examples:
On Capitol Hill today, the chemical industry squashed a bi-partisan effort to ban the controversial chemical bisphenol-A (BPA) from baby bottles and children's drinking cups. Really guys?
Protecting kids from toxic chemicals should be a no-brainer, right? Especially when the science is so strong, the scientists themselves are calling for action.
"Stop raising doubt where there is consensus." "Take an online course in epidemiology!" These were but two of the admonitions scientists and malariologists directed at Africa Fighting Malaria's representative at a Geneva symposium on malaria last week.
Richard Tren, who spoke at the meeting for Africa Fighting Malaria (AFM), is an economist by training whose public career has included manufacturing doubt about climate change as well as spreading misinformation about the effectiveness of DDT in controlling malaria.
Washington DC is a funny place.
On the one hand, the energy and excitement of power is palpable: decisions are made here that affect people across the country and around the world. Smart people of all stripes dedicate themselves to creating, influencing, critiquing or reporting on policies that shape our society.
Several of my friends have just returned from The Hague, Netherlands, where they joined nearly 1,000 people from 80 countries in a Global Conference on Climate, Agriculture and Food Security. With the planet on the precipice of climate chaos and nearly a billion people hungry, the stakes in finding genuine solutions could not be higher. And with only three weeks left til the UN Conference on Climate in Cancun, the Hague meeting had the potential to do something really useful. Like champion a global transition to climate-resilient ecological agriculture, with enough financial and policy support to enable farmers around the world to adapt to and survive the stresses of climate change. Alas, it did not.
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Having joined Ducati for the current campaign, Dall'Igna is already stamping his authority on the company's MotoGP work, with an emphasis having been placed on improving communication between riders, mechanics and engineers.
This is a key point for Ducati as they look to recapture the competitiveness which produced the MotoGP World Championship win with Casey Stoner in 2007.
The arrival of Dall'Igna already appears to be bearing some fruit, with Andrea Dovizioso registering a second podium of the season at Assen.
Speaking to Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport the Italian engineer gave an update on Ducati's current progress and their plans for 2015.
"At Catalunya we made a 26 second improvement, cutting our deficit in half, but of course our rivals improved by 10 seconds themselves compared to last year," Dall'Igna commented.
The next step of Ducati's 'fight back' has already been prepared with Dall'Igna explaining, "At Sachsenring we are going to use new software which we tested in Barcelona. Then after Brno we'll have a new fairing, because although aerodynamics are not as crucial in motorcycle racing as F1 it still plays a role."
Looking ahead to next season Dall'Igna gave an insight into his philosophy and planning for the development of the new GP15 prototype. He stated, "The first step is the engine and we hope to have it for the post-Valencia race test. It will still be a 90 degree engine, but will be smaller, will allow for better set-up and for us to get more from the tyres."
Indeed, regarding tyres and the change of official supplier to the World Championship for 2016, this is another factor for Dall'Igna to consider. "The return to 17-inch tyres will bring a reshuffle of the cards. Honda and Yamaha are the motorcycles we have to beat. We have to learn from them," he added.
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GAO was requested to evaluate the unsolicited comments of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on a prior report. The review dealt specifically with Department of Defense activities and its interrelationship with the NASA-managed Space Transportation System.
GAO believes that the NASA comments concerning: (1) the Johnson Space Center are welcomed; and (2) its plans and capabilities are appropriate. However, the comments provided no new information to change the findings regarding the Air Force's planned development of a consolidated space operations center. GAO found that the NASA views support the contention that Air Force planning is not adequate to begin construction of a shuttle operation and planning complex (SOPC) at this time. GAO still recommends that only the Satellite Operations Complex be replicated on an interim basis to provide appropriate backup for the Satellite Control Facility in Sunnyvale, California. In the opinion of GAO, the SOPC is not time critical. The NASA comments also raise questions as to the planning interface it has with the Air Force; namely, NASA appears to support the contention that the Air Force is not bound to any particular computer for SOPC. However, the Air Force will essentially be locked into the sole-source procurement if only NASA software is used. NASA projects cost savings by the sole-source procurement of equipment similar to theirs. Historically, GAO has found that the preselection of computers invariably leads to less than satisfactory system developments.
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