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Yorktown Towers6260 Pearl Road, Cleveland, OH 44130
04/30/14 by anonymous: Just resigned my 3rd lease. I love the size of my apartment and the location is perfect. The response time on workorders is great and the staff in the office is very helpful. Thank you for making the past 2 years so enjoyable! more
Perry Payne Apartments740 West Superior Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44113
07/23/14 by anonymous: Perry Payne is a nice apartment overall. They have a small gym downstairs, laundry facility on site that does the job and parking available. Elevators are big, and stairwell that is accessible and pretty clean to say the least. The neighborhood is pretty quiet for a downtown atmosphere, local bars and food options are available and you will have 2 little local neighborhoods in Tremont and Ohio more
Bridgeview Apartments1300 West St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44113
07/03/14 by anonymous: Moved to Cleveland from NYC and moved into Bridgeview without ever seeing the property. Jenn in the leasing office could not have made that transition any easier. From reserving the apartment over the phone to answering any questions I had over the past two years, Jenn has been a great asset for Bridgeview. Any time I had any minor maintenance issue, it was resolved usually within 12 hours. The more
Kimberly Park5930 Stumph Road, Cleveland, OH 44130
05/19/14 by anonymous: Such an awesome place. my apartment is huge its the size of some houses. its crazy! its so quite here I can't hear any of my neighbors. the property itself is beautiful and quiet. my only issue is other people that live here don't clean up after there pets. otherwise the place is great! more
Pepperwood1432 Golden Gate Boulevard, Cleveland, OH 44124
01/05/14 by wendo39: I have lived in a variety of Goldberg properties over the last 25 years. I highly recommended them to others until what only be described by a nightmare experience at Pepperwood. It is very conveniently located at Mayfield road and I-217. However the driveway onto the street is across from a busy shopping center, so at times it was so difficulty to get out of the parking lot, we parked more
Statler Arms Apartments1127 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44115
06/25/14 by anonymous: - The leasing office manager is not helpful at all, and she is dealing with some people better than others. - The building very old and I noticed a lot of cracks. - The building suffers from their old elevators, they try make them work but still not working properly. - The gym is very very small compared to the other buildings arround and to the money that we pay. - The building parking is too more
Waldorf Towers2300 Overlook Road, Cleveland, OH 44106
06/26/14 by QB123: I lived there 2 years, and yes, I do agree. I will give you guys facts. 1. old building with keep broken elevator - even they say they changed generator last year. 2. Cracked wall and leaked ceiling whenever rains - mine was two bed room, and I was not the only one who had this problem. At least 4 people in the same floor had same problem 3. molded AC, no matter how you keep your place clean. 4. more
Hunters Manor Apartments7019 E Whitedove Ln, Cleveland, OH 44130
01/21/14 by MKE25: Do NOT recommend this to anyone. Lived here for 4 months and moved to a different (and better) complex. The staff is rude and unhelpful and the maintenance group is incompetent and entered and loitered around my apartment without permission. The buildings are poorly constructed and the walls and floors very thin. more
Stonebridge Waterfront Apartments1500 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44113
01/12/14 by anonymous: Resided in Stonebridge Towers for a year. Switched buildings due to lack of secure parking for rental units (all garage spaces were for condo owners) and because the trash wouldn't be removed from the trash chute in a timely manner (causing an odor over the weekends so embarrassing you couldn't have guests over). If you don't rent a garage spot for $85, your car is susceptible to more
Reserve Square1701 East 12th Street, Cleveland, OH 44114
08/12/14 by hailey77: I am finally moving out of this dump. I lived in 3 different apartments in 5 years and the ONLY reason I stayed this long was the short walk to work. There are exactly two more things that made the living a little bit more tolerable besides the location: the small but very expensive grocery store and Pacers. Most of security guards are pretty cool too but don't get used to them they get fired more
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Authorities said Kiarra Starks-Taylor was found by her grandparents unresponsive in a backyard swimming pool.
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Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. at the church.
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Burial will take place in Campton Cemetery east of Lamont.

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Retired priest loses ear in unholy brawl
An 80-year-old Catholic priest in Australia is accused of biting another priest's ear off over a parking spot.
The Rev. Thomas Henry Byrne was charged late last week with grievous bodily harm over the incident involving his neighbor, 81-year-old the Rev. Thomas Joseph Cameron Smith, Perth Now reported.
According to authorities, the two got into a scuffle after Smith refused to give up his parking space.
Following a brief struggle, Byrne told Smith to pick an item up off the ground, The Daily Mail reported.
The "item" was Smith's ear, which he wrapped in a towel and took to a local hospital. He was taken into surgery, while police took Byrne into custody.
Byrne had a black eye when he appeared in court Friday, The Independent reported.
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With perhaps its biggest year in history ahead, Tyler Junior College is proposing to hold the line on the tax rate but increase its revenues to address the needs of new programs. In 2015, the college is expected to…
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The Texas Education Agency has designated John Tyler High School as a T-STEM Academy for this school year. T-STEM academies are rigorous secondary schools with a focus on improving instruction and academic performance in science and math-related subjects, according…
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Roppongi is part of the Ladeki Restaurant Group's portfolio of restaurants created by Sami Ladeki. Roppongi's bold menu invites guests to share dishes and try a mélange of flavors in a relaxed, upscale and intimate setting in one of San Diego's finest neighborhoods, La Jolla. Inspired by the colorful nightlife district in Tokyo, Roppongi unites Old World European techniques with modern flavors, creating its award-winning and signature New Asian cuisine that takes you on a culinary world tour. Combining the best fare from traditional Asian kitchens with French-style execution, Executive Chef Michael McDonald infuses Roppongi's dishes with the tastes of Asia and Europe. Voted San Diego's best Happy Hour, half-priced tapas and specialty priced drinks are offered to guests from 3-6pm every day. Roppongi offers a full service bar with seasonally hand crafted drinks, an internationally diverse wine and sake list.
Address: 875 Prospect, La Jolla, CA 92037
98 Bottles is a 21+ casual yet classy neighborhood bar and renowned entertainment venue. 98 Bottles features an extensive craft beer selection along with fun wines, quality sakes and creative Soju cocktails. Their food menu is selectively simple and fresh, featuring Hawaiian style ahi poke and teriyaki chicken rice bowls, flatbread pizzas made from scratch in-house, salads and Young's Double Chocolate Stout beer brownies.
98 Bottles is home to The Back Room, an intimate entertainment and event venue that hosts a varied selection of live music and is also available for private rental.
Address: 2400 Kettner Blvd, San Diego, Ca 92101
The Marina Kitchen is the new and dramatic epicenter of the Food and Beverage experience and the San Diego Marriott Marquis and Marina. Its scenic coastal surroundings and the quintessential Southern California lifestyle make for a destination in and of itself. Marina Kitchen's dynamic, all-day dining venue features a locally produced and seasonal fresh menu from land and sea. A cadre of talented chefs have created a "modern comfort" menu by presenting familiar favorites in a contemporary fashion. And don't forget, the beverage menu offer unique and exclusive sampling of soon-to-be-released wines direct from the barrels at the winery as well as an impressive selection of San Diego craft beer and artisan spirits.
Address: 333 W Harbor Drive San Diego, CA 92101
Home-style Italian dishes draw families and friends to Vittorio's, where chefs make the restaurant's cheese ravioli, gnocchi, and black-ink linguine by hand, and even create a unique "ravioli del giorno" each day. Diners can pair selections with 1 of 24 red, white, and sparkling wines available by the glass or out of your neighbor's cupped palm. The smell of Italian delicacies permeates through a dining room that resembles a Tuscan villa, with faux wrought-iron balconies, terra-cotta-colored walls, and stone archways.
Address: 7875 Highland Village Place B105 San Diego CA 92129
Jake's on 6th Wine Bar is a family-owned wine bar that started with a simple concept from the founder, Jake. Bring adventurous wines, amazing food and an alluring atmosphere that everyone can enjoy. Jake was raised around fresh bread, homemade olives, cheese, and meats. He later worked as a chef in a restaurant where he learned the importance of bringing in fresh ingredients and only using the highest quality foods. Jake then spent many years managing a fine wine and liquor store and fell in love with wine. After spending 5 years in retirement, Jake and his family decided that they wanted to share his passions with food and wine. With his experience and a crew dedicated to providing the best service, Jake's on 6th Wine Bar was opened.
Address: 3755 6th Ave San Diego, CA 92103
Wine Steals is a unique wine bar and retail shop that combines wine buying with wine tasting in a casual and fun atmosphere. After opening our first location in Hillcrest 10 years ago, Wine Steals has opened 2 other locations that take on the personalities of the neighborhoods they reside in. All of them are similar, but yet different in their own way.
Sip, nibble, or drink at our traditional European style zinc-countered bar while shopping for affordable, off-the-beaten-path wines in the retail store. The focus is on unpretentious wine exploration. Whether you're a novice wine drinker, or a well-seasoned one, we offer something different for everyone, including an impressive selection of craft beers. With the help of our knowledgeable staff, we can help you find your perfect wine and accompany them with our variety of cheese boards, pizzas, or dips to match. The casual environment and rustic feel encourages you to ask questions and try new and different wines from around the world.
Address: 1953 San Elijo Avenue, Cardiff By the Sea, Ca 92007
Considered by many the best Italian restaurant in town, Caffe' Bella Italia is a family owned and operating restaurant serving authentic Italian cuisine with love and passion since 1999. Chef-owner Stefano hails from Milan and makes everything from scratch, using high quality Italian ingredients, local organic produce, wild seafood and hormones free meat. Some of best dishes are certainly the Butternut Squash Ravioli, Osso Buco and the thin crust wood fired oven pizza.
We are committed to providing a good friendly service and consistent quality cuisine using the best and healthy ingredients, since we strongly believe that an healthy, organic diet is the secret to long living….We are what we eat!
Address: 1525 Garnet Ave, San Diego, Ca 92109
A San Diego innovator in field-to-fork fresh, Arterra Restaurant and Outdoor Lounge specializes in contemporary, seasonal cuisine that reflects the best of Southern California. Arterra's menu is eclectic, yet approachable, created from fresh, local and organic ingredients.
Looking to unwind? Try our Outdoor Lounge with artisan wines, hand-crafted cocktails and local brews, or enjoy the 'made to order' sashimi-grade sushi from Arterra's Sushi Master, Andrew Hoh. Also, enjoy Happy Hour specials daily from 3-7PM.
Address: 11966 El Camino Real, San Diego, CA 92130
The Coastal Kitchen at the Hilton Del Mar has created relationships with local farms and vendors to be able to provide guests with the freshest seasonal ingredients available. Every item is made personally by their talented chef and kitchen staff so they are able to accommodate any diet specification or allergy. The Coastal Kitchen's ambiance complements attractive craft cocktails and cuisine with a fireplace, outdoor fire pits, and peaceful indoor and outdoor dining.
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The term" mission creep" is an expansion of emission beyond its original goals. The Washington Post first used this term in 1993 to describe the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Somalia. Several pundits used this term to describe our bombing of Libya this weekend. Who can blame them? Aren't all long-lasting wars started with limited engagements?
It has been rumored that Hillary Clinton, Susan Rice, and Samantha Powers persuaded the president to use military action against Libya for humanitarian reasons, over the objections of those leaning against such action such as, Secretary of Defense Gates, Tom Donilon, the national security adviser, and John Brennan, Obama's counter terrorism chief. It seemed to me that Admiral Mullen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was a reluctant warrior in explaining the support for the U.N. resolutions for the no fly zone. Admiral Mullen did say that the mission went according to plan and said that we will continue bombing for two or three days and then take a secondary support position allowing France and the rest of the coalition to take the lead. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates echoed those sentiments.
The administration needs to continue saying that we are doing our part in enforcing the U.N. resolution because regime change or humanitarian reasons leave them open for the double- standard talk that will be used against them. We did not help the people of Sudan, Bahrain, and Yemen when their government used, force to quell a rebellion. Under the umbrella of the U.N. resolution, the administration can say that the Arab league approved the military action. Colonel Omar Qadhafi could very well step back for 90 days and then launch a ground attack against the inexperienced rebels. The United States has already frozen the Libyan assets, knocked out a lot of Qadhafi's Air Force, tanks, and armored personnel carriers, so he's pretty well inside a box with only the soldiers loyal to him. He is still able to retaliate with terrorist missions in Europe, but it's difficult to say what a madman will do, when backed up into a corner. There some saying that, unless Qadhafi is removed, this will be Obama's folly because the president made it very clear that Colonel Qaddafi cannot remain in power. On the other side, secretary Gates said this would be a very limited engagement and regime change is not part of the plan.
Over the weekend, I heard Senator Lindsey Graham hyperventilating because our action was too little and possibly too late. He emphasized that not taking out Qadhafi and bringing him to the United States to try him for the bombing of Pan Am 103, will be considered a defeat. I don't think we want to open that can of worms because we practically gave him immunity for that crime, when we restored relations with him and his country, in exchange for giving up his nuclear ambitions. I didn't really hear any opposition to the president over using his powers because Congress seems to be satisfied that he is justified for his action, under the War Powers Act. Who knows, if one of our jets get shot down, what action Congress will take?
I can only imagine as to what is going on in the War Room because Saudi Arabia, Algeria and Syria are probably taking notes on what is happening Libya, as protesters in their country are looking for change. We certainly aren't going to intervene in those country's problems, but it might make our negotiations with Saudi Arabia sticky because we have an important military base in Bahrain. Fox News Sunday guest Brit Hume, said that Iran probably thinks we're weak for taking a secondary role in Libya. They don't think that we can manage a war on three fronts? It wouldn't be in Iran's best interest to view the United States as a paper tiger.
I'm very uncomfortable with this mission,as are many, but if we do take a secondary role in a few days and the administration does a better job of explaining their reasons;this could be the start of a new foreign policy.
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Power went out in the town of Vandalia and surrounding area at approximately 10:15-10:20 last night
· Power at the prison was lost at approx. 10:20 and restored at 11:52 p.m.
An Effingham woman who has been arrested in a number of states on a number of alcohol-related driving charges has agreed to a penalty of up to six years on her latest charge.
The children at Amy Pittenger's day care in Brownstown operated a lemonade stand last Tuesday to raise money for Second Chance Animal Rescue.
The children raised $105 for Second Chance by selling passersby cool drinks and cookies. Above, from left to right, are 4-year-olds Ella Satterthwaite, Ariana Kistler and Addison Koonce. Also participating was Kinley Fitch.
An Opdyke man who pleaded guilty three months ago to a Class X sex crime has been sentenced to 15 years in prison.
Meeting on the first day of classes, the Vandalia Board of Education approved several last-minute coaching and employment assignments, and heard preliminary enrollment reports from building principals.
After Dennis Grubaugh's request for city assistance to put a new roof on the Twisters building was tabled, Grubaugh asked for help in tearing it down.
Both of those alternatives were discussed in the past week by a city advisory committee and the city council.
Grubaugh initially asked for a $75,000 Tax Increment Financing grant for the roof replacement, estimated at $260,000, and the council tabled that request, asking for more information.
While his opponent claims that he is a wealthy man who is out of touch with residents of the state, Bruce Rauner said he has acquired that wealth through years of hard work.
The Sonnemanns of Vandalia opened the doors of Brownstown Lumber Co. in 1909. Warren Bayles began working there as a truck driver, then bought the business in 1934, and built an addition onto the building.
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8) Channing Tatum
That central relationship is the absolute heart of the film, and while Hill deserves all kinds of credit (there's some really terrific acting from the Oscar nominee as he finally gets the popularity he never had in high school), it's Channing Tatum who's the real MVP of the film. And believe us, we'd never have thought we'd be writing that sentence a year ago. The actor has been picked out by serious talents like Michael Mann, Kimberley Peirce, Kevin Macdonald and Steven Soderbergh, but he gets by far his best showcase to date here. He's entirely endearing in a part that both plays to his lunk-headed dreamboat persona and turns it upside down; there's no vanity to his performance, no desire to look cool, although he's capable of doing that when the action kicks in. He's also extremely and disarmingly funny in the film, showing a surprising capacity for comedy, and not in a "Vin Diesel looking after kids!" way, but with deceptively graceful timing, or just by launching ass akimbo into things. By pulling this off, he's won over an enormous number of the doubters, ourselves included.
While it's undoubtedly Tatum and Hill's film, the breadth of the ensemble is hugely impressive; so much so that arguably the biggest problem is that some just don't get enough to do. Aside from Brie Larson and Dave Franco, who we've mentioned above, you get Ice Cube's hilarious permanently-on-the-brink-of-bursting-a-blood-vessel turn, every tough no-nonsense police captain you've ever seen combined and multiplied. You've got Chris Parnell doing his Dr. Spaceman thing, Jake Johnson's amusingly harried school principal, Ellie Kemper's science teacher wrestling with her lust for Jenko, Nick Offerman deadpanning his way through one of the funniest scenes of the movie, Johnny Simmons pulling off another one-scene wonder and Dakota Johnson, Rye Rye and Valerie Tian being badass as the rival undercovers (we would not be adverse to a spin-off). We know that there's an awful lot of material on the cutting room floor -- one of the reasons it sometimes feels like certain actors get shorter shrift than you'd like. But no film has suffered from having too many funny people in it, if they're used right, and here they are all spot on.
10) They Got The Right Guys
We've given Neal H. Moritz a lot of shit over the years, principally because he's given us a lot of shit over the years: recent output includes "Made of Honour," "The Bounty Hunter," "The Green Hornet" and "Battle: Los Angeles." But credit where credit is due, he absolutely hired the right people here, and seemingly saw that they got to do what they want to do. We've spoken about writer Michael Bacall's work at length already (and we do find it bizarre that he could come up with such a lean, likable, funny script and something as repellent as "Project X" at the same time), but directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller deserve the lion's share of the credit. Anyone who saw their feature debut, the animated flick "Cloudy With Chance Of Meatballs," knew they were ones to watch, but now they're two-for-two, and there are few talents in the comedy world that we're more excited about. There's a hugely impressive economy of storytelling throughout the film (editor Joey Negron, of "Transformers" 2 & 3, deserves a shout-out too), they shoot the action neatly and excitingly, they're inventive when needed, and more importantly, they've got killer timing. Their next project is, of all things, a "Lego" movie, but given that they're turned a kids' picture book and an 80s TV show into minor comedy classics, they get the benefit of the doubt.
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Vivz | March 23, 2012 4:05 AM
It was the best !!! I laughed the whole time..so hilarious..wanna watch it again!!
Nik Grape | March 21, 2012 12:55 PM
Just saw this last night. Agreed with everything you say here. Next to The Grey, it was the biggest surprise for me so far this year. I did not expect to like it so much. It really comes down to the poking-fun-at-itself tone which really sets it apart from comedies like this.
Chester Tatum | March 20, 2012 11:39 PM
21 Jump Street was a must see for me, considering my last name is Tatum. But I laughed and enjoyed the movie so much, I don't guess names matter. Tatum and Hill really pulled it off, and made me laugh so much it was worth the price!~!! I hope they do go to college, and a frat that deals in everything would be a good starting place. Tatum and Hill would just have to take the hazing to be allowed into the Frat. I see a great comedy if Hill and staff can pull it off.
Jay | March 19, 2012 6:04 PM
Fantastic movie. Like Hot Fuzz a non-stop roller coaster of laughs and action. Can't wait for the sequel
Dave | March 19, 2012 4:08 PM
Good article, but A LOT of spoilers without any warning.. (And no, it would have been possible to write this kind of article without spoiling this much)
Jon | March 19, 2012 1:05 PM
Guys, watch out! This movie is awesome and it's like you're basically daring a backlash to begin!


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It's not hyperbole to say that Lisa Iwamoto has written the book on digital fabrication. Published by Princeton Architectural Press, Digital Fabrications: Architectural and Material Techniques (2009), an industry best seller, reveals that she is both an expert and a practitioner of the technique, along with her husband, Craig Scott. The two have been partners in the San Francisco architectural firm IwamotoScott for the past 12 years. Architects like Frank Gehry and Greg Lynn introduced the world to the dramatic forms made possible by digital fabrication—which involves the transfer of designs from a computer to machinery that creates building components—and Iwamoto and Scott were among its early pioneers. The process allows architects to break from the rigid geometry of traditional building materials by getting them to perform in ways they've never been able to do: to ripple like fabric or fold upon itself like an origami sculpture. "It's another kind of tool, another way of making something," says Iwamoto, who also teaches a class on digital fabrication at the University of California at Berkeley. "The innovative part is what you do with it." Here are some innovative examples from the IwamotoScott portfolio.
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for Studentsby A verified traveler from Australia
Great location and facilitiesPosted Aug 18, 2014
Pros: buffet breakfast
Cons: wifi in the rooms
Location: beach and tram lines easy to access. great place to eat across the road very easy and great pool area!
Was extremely impressed with the Poseidon Hotel. the room was comfortable and the bathroom was of great quality. the location was fantastic and easy to find. the buffet breakfast was the best I had in Europe. lots of variety, fresh, delicious. thoroughly enjoyed my stay and would definitely return.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from boston MA
Excellent location with beach and tram accessPosted Jul 8, 2014
Hotel was clean with an excellent breakfast buffet. The tram with access to the entire coast and heart of Athens stops right outside the hotel. A few more steps past the tram puts you on one of the best free access beaches of athens. The room was not exceptional, but it was better than average and had a fridge that would serve well with a supermarket right next door. It was absolutely perfect for our purpose, and the staff were courteous and professional. I give it a strong 4 and would certainly go back again.
for Everyoneby Christos from Melbourne Australia
Nice Hotel home away from homePosted Jun 9, 2014
Pros: Great Hotel and very good staff
Cons: Put new style tv. Free internet in the bed rooms.
Location: Hotel is near breach and public transport. Great location to go anywhere in Athens
Great Hotel and very good staff TV works, but old CRT screen not Flat screen. Rooms do not have free internet connection, but free internet in hotel lounge. Breakfast is good.
for Everyoneby C from Canada
Fantastic location and friendly/helpful staffPosted Jun 8, 2014
Pros: location. price and staff
Cons: Food quality(except breakfast) and red wine quality
Location: beach, airport and city center. The ocean view rooms are noisy as high traffic area
This was the first hotel we stayed in Greece and one of the best for the quality price. Direct and easy access from the Athens airport, X96 bus from door 5 at the airport for 5 Euros. Stops is directly in front of hotel. Travelling in and out of Athens is easy with a tram stop across from hotel. Staff provides detailed written instruction ob tram and metro services. Beautiful view from the rooftop pool and bar. Friendly and hepful staff. Breakfast buffet was quality and vast amount of food selection and keep replenishig. Other food areas in restaurant and Ocean front Taverna are only ok. The red wine is horrible!
for Everyoneby Andrew from Kamloops, BC, Canada
Perfect location for waiting for yacht charterPosted May 27, 2014
Pros: Very friendly staff and excellent breakfast.
Cons: There was no safety box in the room, but perhaps it's not needed in this hotel. The hotel is located about 30 mins by tram from downtown of Athens.
Location: This hotel is located next to a X96 bus stop called EDEM. There is a beach across the street from the hotel. There is also a tram stop.
This hotel is very well maintained and perfectly located to enjoy the sun on local beaches. It is located across from the Alimos Marina.The breakfast is excellent and was served from 7 am until 10:30 am. Next to the hotel there is a large food supermarket serving the marina. It takes at least 40 minutes to get to the airport by X96 bus. The room I was staying in was opposite the main street so it was very quite, but the street gets very busy during the day and evening.
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Good location hotel but very noisy.Posted May 25, 2014
Could do with a double glassing upgrade if you are going for business avoid at any cost or demand a rear view room it is not pretty but at least you will sleep.
for Everyoneby extensive trave from cumbria Uk
central location with good transport linksPosted May 20, 2014
This hotel is excellent value for money with the best staff ever. They were so helpful and friendly and contributed greatly to the enjoyment of my stay in Athens. The breakfasts were very tasty offering a wide selection of foods and the roof terrace with pool, offered one of the best views ever.
for Everyoneby Anne from Toronto
Reasonably priced optionPosted May 18, 2014
The hotel was clean. Breakfast was excellent. The beds were very hard. The area is not the nicest. There is lots of traffic on busy road/highway in front. The tram to downtown is right in front but it is 45 minutes to downtown. The pool is unheated and has limited hours. It closes at 7:00 pm so we couldn't use it to cool down after a day of sightseeing as planned.
for Everyoneby Canadian
Not an airport hotelPosted May 16, 2014
Pros: Breakfast and rooftop pool area.
Cons: Free WIFI in rooms. This is the 21st century, after all.
Location: Across a busy road from the beach. Not too many restaurants nearby. You could bus to downtown if you want.
This is a nice hotel but there is no way that it is only a few km from the airport. The X96 bus from the airport stops right in front of the hotel but it took us one hour and five minutes to get there. At 5:30 am it took 45 minutes to get back to the airport from the hotel. Otherwise, the hotel rooftop pool is very nice and breakfast is excellent. WIFI is free in public areas but ridiculously expensive in the room. Charging for WIFI is a very outdated and annoying practice.
for Business Travelersby Blutomattey from Canada
Nice hotel on the sea.Posted May 13, 2014 on Hotels.com
A great location on the sea with friendly staff, a great breakfast and convenience. Easy to get to from the airport by the X96 bus (get off at Edem stop right outside the front door). Easy to get to central Athens with the #5 tram right across the street. TIP: sea view is street view and very noisy; if you want a quiet room ask to face the rear.


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Having a voter ID card would be a burden on democrat voters who have to carry around so many ID cards for all their welfare benefits. A wallet, or a purse, carried by democrat males an only carry so much.
We often must show a photo ID to use a credit card. How is stealing the value of my vote through election fraud less harmful than stealing my money with counterfeit ID?.
Voter: "I'm too apathetic to get an ID, therefore I'm being oppressed!"
Judge: "Yes, your right to laziness clearly outweighs the need for electoral integrity."
This is facially absurd. It would be funny if it weren't true.
The generic 'photo id' is used in this article. The original legislation excluded many types of commonly used photo ids. For example: student ids were originally banned as a form of ID even if they were voting on campus. Pennsylvania has a large number of college students from surrounding states and most don't bother to change their drivers licenses while they are in college because they don't have a car.
Pennsylvania wanted to exclude these students from voting by making a college id and their out of state driver's licenses invalid for voting. After lots of bad publicity student ids were finally accepted but colleges and universities had to redo their ids and absorb the cost.
The article uses the generic 'photo id' but the original law tried to ban specific photo ids that would be the primary source of identification for some potential voters. The best example is that Pa and several other states tried to prohibit student ids from being used as ids for voting. After sufficient bad publicity, the state relented but colleges and universities in Pa had to redo their ids to comply with the law.
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Most Boston University apartments require a twelve month Fixed Term Lease. However due to building particulars some buildings require different rental agreements. Samples of all agreements are listed below along with the terms and conditions relative to each property.
Fixed Term Lease is required for all apartments with the exception of the buildings listed below with their designated rental agreements.
License Agreement is required for all apartments at 14 Buswell Street (Warren Hall).
Tenancy-At-Will (TAW) is required for all rooms and apartments leased at 183 Bay State Road.
580 Commonwealth Avenue Fixed Term Lease is required for all apartments leased at the Residences at 580 Commonwealth Avenue.
Medical Student Residence Fixed Term License is required for all suite rooms leased at the Medical Student Residence.
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