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Thirtysix photographs, made in 2013 during trips to Ucluelet BC, San Diego, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
Acerca del autorRonald Nijdam
ronscolor Vancouver, BC, Canada
Ronald Nijdam received his photography education in the Netherlands with diplomas in Photo Journalism and Studio Photography, even though he is moderately colorblind.
He worked in the professional photography business in the 1980's when all cameras used film and computers were just giant calculators.
After buying a near obsolete professional Digital SLR on eBay a number of years ago and learning photography all over again, Ronald is working hard to make photographs instead of taking pictures.
Fecha de publicación 20 de noviembre de 2013
Dimensiones Cuadrado grande 38 páginas Papel premium, acabado satinado
Categoría Fotografía artística
Etiquetas Ronscolor, Colorblind, Color, Travel, Ucluelet, San Diego, Los Angeles, Las Vegas
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Leith (1989) defines a "causal attribution" as the perceived cause of a given event or situation. Attribution theory, according to Sears, Freedman and Peplau (1991) consists of a set of basic principles delineating the entire process involved in the formulation of causal attributions; this includes such processes as what motivates people to generate causal attributions, how they decide which a particular cause is most important, the biases that obstruct accurate causal attributions, and so forth.
The purpose of the review of literature presented here is to examine theory and research regarding the general application of attribution theory in sport and to explore the measurement of the causal attribution process as measured by the Causal Dimension Scale II developed by McAuley, Duncan and Russell (1992), which is a revised edition of the Causal Dimension Scale originally developed by Russell (1982). The review begins with a brief delineation of the importance of attribution theory for the field of sport.
This delineation is followed by a review of some of the well-established findings in research examining causal attributions in sport. Implications of these findings for coaches and sport practioners are then listed.
The last section of the review examines the measurement of causal attribution. In particular, the Causal Dimension Scale and its revised version are examined in terms
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MONROE, La. -- ULM suffered a 12-5 setback to visiting Texas State as the Bobcats claimed victory in the series opener between the two programs Friday night at Warhawk Field.
Texas State (19-14, 8-5) plated the first runs of the game as Granger Studdard hit a grand slam over the wall in left field to put the Bobcats ahead 4-0 in the top of the third. The Warhawks (14-22, 5-8) were able to close the gap to just two runs as Jacob Stockton drove in a pair with a single back up the middle in the home half of the fourth.
The Bobcats were able to extend the lead to 7-2 with a trio of runs in the top of the sixth and the visitors added two more runs in the eighth to push the advantage to seven runs (9-2).
ULM again plated two runs, this time in the bottom half of the eighth inning as Kodie Tidwell plated a pair on a fielder's choice.
In the ninth, Texas State plated a trio of runs, while ULM scored one in the home half of the inning to set the final tally at 12-5.
The two squads will battle in game two of the series on Saturday night with first pitch at Warhawk Field slated for 6 p.m.
For updates throughout the season on the ULM baseball team, be sure to follow the squad on twitter @ULM_BSB. Support the Warhawks through participation in the Athletic Foundation, join the ULMAF by calling 318-342-5415. Be sure to cheer on your Warhawks in person; to purchase tickets, please call 318-342-3ULM or visit the athletic ticket homepage.
Post-Game Notes:
- ULM falls to 28-34 all-time against Texas State… Friday's meeting was the first between the two programs since the 2006 season.
- Jacob Stockton set a career-high with three RBI in Friday's win.
- Ray Schexnaider made his first collegiate appearance and he tallied a single and scored a run in the bottom of the ninth.
Scoring Summary:
- Texas State 4, ULM 0 – Top 3; Granger Studdard homered to left center; Matt Smith scored from third, Colby Targun scored from second, Garrett Mattlage scored from first.
- Texas State 4, ULM 2 – Bottom 4; Jacob Stockton singled up the middle; Keelin Rasch scored from third, Justin Stawychny scored from second.
- Texas State 5, ULM 2 – Top 6; Tanner Hill reached on throwing error by second baseman; Ben McElroy scored from second.
- Texas State 7, ULM 2 – Top 6; Trey Hicks singled to right center; Cory Geisler scored from third, Tanner Hill scored from second (unearned).
- Texas State 8, ULM 2 – Top 8; Ben McElroy homered to right center.
- Texas State 9, ULM 2 – Top 8; Trey Hicks singled through the left side; Cory Geisler scored from second.
- Texas State 9, ULM 4 – Bottom 8; Kodie Tidwell reached on a fielder's choice; Justin Stawychny scored from third, Jacob Stockton scored from second.
- Texas State 10, ULM 4 – Top 9; Colby Targun homered to right field.
- Texas State 12, ULM 4 – Top 9; Cory Geisler singled up the middle; Granger Studdard scored from third (unearned), Austin O'Neal scored from second (unearned).
- Texas State 12, ULM 5 – Bottom 9; Jacob Stockton walked; Ray Schexnaider scored.
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The Call of the Wild is a 1972 British family adventure film directed by Ken Annakin and starring Charlton Heston, Michèle Mercier, Raimund Harmstorf, George Eastman, and Maria Rohm.
Based on Jack London's novel The Call of the Wild,[1] the film follows the adventures of a dog that is brought north to Canada to be used as a sled dog.
Charlton Heston in his autobiography In the Arena: An Autobiography made it very clear how unhappy he was with this film and asked people to not watch it.[2][page needed]
John Thornton (Charlton Heston) a prospector in the 1897 Klondike Gold Rush is trying to eke out a living in the harsh conditions of the bitterly cold Yukon region of Canada, with Buck the German Shepherd dog he befriends. Thornton struggles against unscrupulous rivals and natural hazards in the extreme conditions and is greatly helped by Buck who has his own story to tell: he was abducted from a family home and taken north to become a working sled dog. Man and dog forge a true bond of friendship, working together to survive life in the treacherous frozen North. Thornton is killed by Yeehat Indians, but Buck kills the men to avenge John Thornton. At the end of the film, Buck comes to the White River to mourn the place where he died.
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The fading breadwinner role and the implications for young couples
AbstractIt is a commonplace that the past few decades have been a time of increasing importance in the role of women as income providers, both within and outside of marriage. Drawing on data from the 1964 and 1993 March Current Population Surveys (CPS), we document the changing division of income provision within marriage and the association between changing marital income-provision roles and younger couples' economic welfare over the past thirty years. We find that the proportion of marriages in which husbands are primary breadwinners has declined dramatically, with a corresponding rise in "co-provider" marriages. Regression analyses show that (1) co- provider marriages are economically advantaged compared to other income-provision-role arrangements in both the early 1960s and the early 1990s; and (2) a relatively substantial part of the total improvement in younger couples' economic welfare over time stems from the shift towards co-provider marriages.
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Eric Winston hasn't been on the market yet for a whole day, but he already has suitors.
The Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Texans are interested in the right tackle, according to Les Bowen of the Philadelphia Daily News. Winston was released by the Kansas City Chiefs on Wednesday. Winston has tweeted that he's been released, but the team hasn't made an official announcement.
Jason Brewer at Bleeding Green Nation breaks down what the line would look like if the Eagles sign Winston:
If the Eagles are actually interested (which at this point in the process is VERY suspect) and if they sign him, Winston would presumably slot in at RT with Todd Herremans going to guard. If you get Jason Peters back on the left next to Evan Mathis and Jason Kelce is back in the middle... you've got yourself the makings of a potentially very good line.
Winston, 29, was a third-round pick in the 2006 NFL Draft by the Houston Texans. He spent the first six seasons of his career in Houston, appearing in 92 games. He hasn't missed a game since his rookie year in 2006, when he played in just 12 games and started seven. He's started all 96 games over the last six seasons.
The Chiefs signed Winston to a four-year, $22 million contract before the 2012 season. He was set to be a $6.5 million cap hit over the next three seasons, but the Chiefs were able save money by cutting him.
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Dr. Pfeffer and his collaborator at Stockholm University, Dr. Martin Hallsten, have begun to investigate the relationship between parental wealth and children's educational and occupational outcomes in Sweden. Having found strong intergenerational wealth effects in their initial analyses of existing register data, this grant covers the data acquisition and effort needed to extend these analyses based on additional data. Updated register data on wealth as well as their linkage to existing surveys will allow the investigators to analyze the relationship between different wealth components and children's outcomes in more depth and for more recent cohorts.
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The Week in Pictures | Sept. 24-30, 2012Story | Sep 28, 2012 | 5:14 PMThe Week in Pictures from around the world....
Visiting the set of one of my favorite TV showsStory | Sep 30, 2012 | 4:32 PMActually, despite this notice on page 26 in today's print editions, I'm not on vacation -- does anyone go on vacation in late September? -- but simply taking the day off ("the day" being Friday, the deadline for my regular......
The 39th Ryder Cup: U.S. vs. Europe at Medinah Country ClubStory | Sep 28, 2012 | 10:13 AMThe 39th Ryder Cup is underway at Medinah Country Club outside Chicago. In Friday's opening match, Rory McIlroy was paired with Graeme McDowell for the European team against newly crowned FedEx Cup champion Brandt Snedeker — a Ryder Cup neophyte ...
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A teacher who says he was wrongly sacked after two overseas students staying with him accused him of sexual advances has lost a bid to get his job back ahead of an employment hearing.
The teacher, who was the school's director of international students, was sacked in June this year, a year after being suspended over the allegations.
Two of the three female international students he and his wife were hosting alleged "improper conduct of a sexual nature", in May 2011, and he was suspended the following month so he could be investigated.
The school says it subsequently found pornography downloaded on a school laptop which the teacher used, and there was also an issue over expenses incurred while he was overseas.
A hearing into the sacking will be held in November but the teacher wanted his job back in the meantime, saying he had an arguable case that he was unjustifiably dismissed and that he would be reinstated if he was successful.
The teacher denied improper sexual conduct, saying the allegations weren't supported by other witnesses he said were present when the alleged incidents occurred.
He also denied downloading the pornography, but also argued the school had no IT policy in relation to downloading pornography on laptops the teachers were allowed to use for personal purposes.
In addition, he said text messages obtained under the Official Information Act breached his privacy and had been taken out of context.
But Employment Relations Authority member Eleanor Robinson said the texts and his activity outside the school were relevant.
She said he had an arguable case he would be reinstated if his sacking was unjustified, but she couldn't conclude it was strongly arguable.
The names of the teacher, the complainants and the school - the only high school in the town - have been suppressed.
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Jackie Eades wants to share with others the story of her battle with breast cancer.
Eades, 43, will speak during a 6 p.m. program this Saturday, Oct. 13 at Ansted Baptist Church.
"I'm telling my story about DNA and also my story about getting through breast cancer," says Eades. who underwent a 12-hour surgery at the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville last year. Surgeons removed both of her breasts and performed a tram flap procedure, in which they used stomach muscles and some body fat to rebuild her breasts.
"It's been successful so far," she said earlier this week. "I feel a lot better.
"It (her treatment) was something I'd do again. The end result was great."
Because of a family history with the BRCA gene, Eades — who suffered through ductal carcinoma in her breast's milk glands while in her 30s — underwent DNA testing which allowed the full-blown breast cancer to be detected early.
"I was DNA-tested," said Eades. "I went for regular visits; that's how they caught the cancer, by doing those screenings.
"It was an aggressive cancer. If I'd done once-a-year (checkups), they wouldn't have caught it."
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The Lively Family Amphitheater turned into one big science laboratory Tuesday.
Energy Express makes impact on students' lives
Energy Express to him, Matt White says, is all about a "different experience."
Fostering Self-Esteem
The local Maurices is involved in a project aimed at making the school transition a little easier this fall for foster children in the area.
Children's Health and Safety Fair scheduled for August 1
Montgomery General Hospital and Dr. Traci Acklin have announced that the 2014 Children's Health and Safety Fair will be held on Friday, Aug. 1 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the hospital.
Theater to hold auditions
Open auditions are set for Tuesday and Thursday at the Historic Fayette Theater for the comedy/drama "Belongings". Auditions will be held at the theater in Fayetteville at 7 p.m. each evening.
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The next free public concert in the Lively Family Amphitheater Summer Concert Series is a performance Saturday at 6 p.m. by popular band Taylor Made.
Energy Express open house set
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Ballet Etudes Company 'The Nutcracker'
December 7 – 14
Enjoy the holiday classic of The Nutcracker, featuring guest artists from the New York City Ballet at the Westport Country Playhouse
25 Powers Court, Westport; 203-227-4177
Hands on Japanese Dinner Cooking Class at Aux Delices
December 11, 7-9:30pm
Take part in a Japanese cooking class at Aux Delices. On the menu will be udon noodles with ground turkey miso sauce, tofu salad with sesame dressing, Japanese fried chicken and dipping sauce
23 Acosta Street; Stamford; 203-326-4540
Wine Class at Barcelona Fairfield
December 14, 2:30-4:30pm
Have you always been interested in learning more about wine? Now you can at the wine class at Barcelona in Fairfield. The wine class starts with a half-hour wine lecture, followed by the tasting of seven to ten wines.
4180 Black Rock Turnpike, Fairfield; 203.255.0800
Terra Sole Tasting Dinner
December 16
Enjoy a decadent tasting dinner at Terra Sole in Ridgefield. On the menu will be:
- Poached duck egg served on a bed of soft polenta accented with Parmigiano Reggiano paired with Amarone
- Homemade tagliolini pasta, butter & Parmigiano Reggiano paired with Brunello
- Baked whole Mediterranean sea bass (branzino) with lemon, fresh herbs paired with Barolo or Sicilian Chardonnay
- Homemade truffle honey gelato, Amaretti cookies paired with Grappa or Port.
Reservations are required and the cost is $180.
3 Big Shop Lane, Ridgefield; 203-438-5352
Barcelona Stamford Ceviche Cooking Class
December 28, 2:00pm
It may be winter but ceviche is on the menu at Barcelona in Stamford. Join Chef Scott as he demonstrates how to make several types of this seafood dish.
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Hey, I'm Steve. I was born, raised and currently live in Upstate New York. I write songs sometimes. I released my debut full length "Hope Is All We Have" on Barn Burner Records in 2013. I'm well into the writing process for a follow up LP entitled "Selfish or Selfless". I have no plans for extensive touring in the immediate future, but I will be playing shows in my general area from time to time.
If you do follow me, you can hear demos of new material I'm working on, get information on shows I'm playing, get a glimpse of other aspects of my life and see what all of my friends in (more successful and relevant) bands are up to. You can get in touch directly through my ask box or via email at
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It's a Game Lyrics - Kristin Hoffmann
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Why can't I feel this when it's gone?
Is this suffering?
I listened to you breathing on the telephone
It was hard for me
I've been asking out loud
Where do I belong?
And yes, this is taking a toll on me
So I write this song
And I'll pray
To save myself
And I'll fight
Just to force it out
And I'll cry
When there's nothing more to say
It's a game, it's a game that I choose to play
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So you got a hold of me
I took my position, I played my card
I'm so sorry baby
But I offered my heart
And I can't give no more than love
Than love, than all my love
So we'll pray
To save ourselves
And we'll fight
Just to force it out
And we'll cry
When there's nothing more to say
It's a game, it's a game that we choose to play
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text: Still in the same location, still run by the Marino family and still serving good food. I was welcomed by Anna Marino, matriarch of the Marino family. She's like your next door neighbor that always has something to talk about and always wants to feed you. I liked her the minute we met.It wasn't long before three amazing dishes were presented to me. First to try, the Ravioli. A giant, hand-shaped ravioli on a beautiful pink sauce. The pasta is filled with a delicious ricotta and spinach filling. The dough itself, is light and not too thick. And the sauce, a pink vodka sauce, is bursting with flavor. It's a little spicy, cheesy, garlicky, all the good things you want in a sauce and more. It's nice and thick and sticks to every bite of that light pillowy pasta. In between bites, I grabbed one of Anna's famous rolls. Big soft rolls are sliced through the top to create three "slices". In between each is a pad of butter that just oozes out of the warm bread.I had a flashback of my childhood when my mom would buy this loaf of frozen French bread and put a chunk of butter in between each slice and bake it. The oozing butter was there in Anna's rolls but the taste took it to another level. Light and airy and butter. Yum. I dipped in that vodka sauce and I was sold.


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"Mexican Riviera Cruise for Rico's 50th Birthday. 6 days of fun and excitement for 28 Friends and Family members. We wore our shirts onto the ship during check in. We got some much positive response, plus each day thereafter, we were asked "Who is Rico?", "Are you in Rico's Group?". It was such a blast and created even more comraderie amongst our own group. We decided, at the last minute to wear our shirts for the Debarkation also. Again, so many people asked how our Birthday Vacation was! Thanks so much for being part of our Gathering!"
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Spoon management system at a hipster cafe
Today in my ongoing series of photos from my travels: the ingenious spoon-management system at a cafe in Kensington Market, Toronto, a neighborhood that I like so much I set a novel there. Link
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Big Big Battles: Crawly Combat is a forthcoming tabletop miniatures combat game where you cut out, assemble and color the tokens.
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The Japanese team on the International Space Station will launch a paper airplane (co-designed with the Japan Origami Airplane Association) into the Earth's atmosphere -- the plane's been treated with heat-resisting stuff and is expected to survive reentry: The researchers are scheduled to begin testing the strength and heat resistance of an 8 centimeter (3.1 in) long prototype on January 17 in an ultra-high-speed wind tunnel at the University of Tokyo's Okashiwa campus (Chiba prefecture).


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Jordin Sparks to Host VH1 DIVAS After Party Benefit
On Sunday, December 16th, superstar Jordin Sparks will host the official VH1 Divas after-party in Los Angeles to benefit the VH1 Save The Music Foundation. This year's Divas, hosted by Adam Lambert, will celebrate the dance-inducing music that is the vibrant soundtrack to every major blowout bash, unforgettable party and night out on the town. VH1 is bringing together Ciara, Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato, Kelly Rowland and Jordin Sparks to pay homage to the greatest divas of dance music with performances featuring current and classic dance hits.
Immediately following VH1 Divas, the official after-party will commence just steps away from live show including special guest DJs, The Dolls: Mia Moretti and Caitlin Moe. As in previous years, funds raised through exclusive ticket packages that offer premium seating to the live VH1 Divas concert and admission to the official after-party, the VH1 DIVAS DANCE PARTY, will support the Foundation's mission to restore public school music education nationwide. Attendees at the after-party will experience a one of a kind dance party that will feature music from past and present Divas. Guests will responsibly enjoy a premium bar featuring Smirnoff's new Kissed Caramel and Iced Cake Flavored vodka, an exquisite wine bar hosted by William Hill Estate Wines, all natural, unsweetened flavored water from HINT and HINT Fizz, and great food all in celebration of this historic evening. For tickets or more information please visit www.vh1savethemusic.org/divas2012.
"I'm thrilled to be hosting the official after-party for VH1 Divas," said Jordin Sparks. "With the proceeds going to benefit the VH1 Save The Music Foundation, an amazing organization that helps keep music programs in school, I know we're going to have a great night while raising funds for a wonderful cause! I know none of us 'divas' would be the same had it not been for those musical programs and options in our schools."
VH1 Divas is one of televisions most-watched and beloved franchises. Premiering for the first time on VH1 in 1998, VH1 Divas instantly became synonymous with some of the most memorable live female vocal performances in television history - while raising essential funds for the VH1 Save The Music Foundation.
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The development of accounting regulation in Slovenia
AbstractExternal reporting regulations in the independent Republic of Slovenia are outlined in this paper. The process by which these regulations have been developed is also considered. It is suggested that the experiences in Slovenia can provide valuable insights for the development of external reporting practices in other former command economies.External reporting regulations in the independent Republic of Slovenia are outlined in this paper. The process by which these regulations have been developed is also considered. It is suggested that the experiences in Slovenia can provide valuable insights for the development of external reporting practices in other former command economies.
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Rated 3.5 out of 5 by 942 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by Sharon312 Not a great experience Rooms were small and my coworker had literally the tinest hotel room i have ever seen and it was still same rate. I had to change rooms on arrival after finding my room was a handicap access with only a curtain to separate the shower. First call i was told i couldn't switch. Decided to try again and was able to move, but had to find my way back to front desk with luggage to accomplish it. Hassle. We booked our rooms months ago when the conference first opened reservations. I would understand if we had booked at the last minute and had to take what was left. We didn't. Navigating to find the correct tower and elevator took some practice. i asked for my SPG number to be added and i don't see it. Sorry not the best experience i have ever had at a Starwood hotel. May 19, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Nielsb Nothing to recommend it I have not for a long time slept in such an awful room. Barely 2 people could stand in it. The bathroom was a tiny cupboard. Not your best work June 9, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Kiam Excellent staff & SPG status recognition but one of our rooms was not properly cleaned First 3 nights on Biz (Club Floor Tower), first got a King and found the room to be too small, changed to two double beds room, enjoyed it and had a very pleasant stay. 4th night on leisure, Executive Suite (2 queens), asked if there was any difference between the Plaza and Tower Buildings, was told no, so I went with the Tower one as it is near Club Lounge, had a horrible night with one of the two heaters not working, extremely small bathroom (reminded me of my trip to Europe), room was not properly cleaned (found out when we were ready to fall asleep at 1am), took some photos and showed them to one of the managers on duty in the morning so that next customers won't get to see what we saw. 5th night, had to change to a King Suite at Plaza, which was much better and so comfortable. I will never stay at a 2-Queen Suite in Tower again. The hotel staffs truly recognized my Gold (and later Platinum status). Managed to hang on to our King Suite for the last 3 nights after I turned Platinum. Really enjoyed it. I am not sure if a standard room at either building is the same, but those who will stay at a Suite, choose King Plaza, and never Two Queens Tower. I would not discourage anyone from staying here based on our one bad night at the two queens suite Tower because all the other nights were really pleasant especially in the King Suite Plaza. Most staffs are top notch except the one who told us there was no difference between the two buildings, not sure why she wouldn't tell the truth but her customer service was excellent though during check-in. Also, really enjoyed breakfast at the restaurant on the first floor, excellent staffs and good selection of food. December 5, 2011
Rated 3 out of 5 by Marlo I would stay here again, but definitely in a larger room. We had a king room in the tower building. It was quite small for two adults and a baby We requested to be moved to a larger room and the front desk staff (Hanna?) was very pleasant and accomodating. The larger room was an additional $15/night, but worth it in the end to have the additional space. We had a breakfast and parking package which was quite nice. There is a Yard House in the hotel which has some really great food and an incredible beer selection. We enjoyed the pool a couple days. There was a shortage of pool towels on one day and it seemed like even the bartender couldn't get housekeeping to bring more towels up. Overall a good experience. July 19, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Chuck2845 Dissappointed Staff I was disappointed for two reasons, first; no hot water on the morning of the Feb 27th, I informed the front desk about the lack of hot water and the desk clerk indicated that this was the first that he had heard about this situation. However, several other hotel guests indicated that they were told the same story - there is simply no excuse for not being upfront with your guest. Second, when asking for assistance on the location of the pool, the desk clerk did not provide details that the pool was closed until I came back to the desk to inform the desk clerk that the pool area was locked. At least venture back and forth to the pool provide some exercise. February 28, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mommypurls Disappointed For the price I paid for my room, I was very disappointed. The first night I had a tv that didn't work, a sink with a broken drain making it useless, a closet that wouldn't shut, and a loud banging noose coming from the heater. It was ridiculous. All I wanted was to go to bed, but instead got to watch maintenance fix the problems for over an hour. Keeping this in min, when I asked for a late check out, they refused! For my troubles all I was offered was an apology. Give me a break. Expensive room, cheap quality. May 18, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Fran This hotel was one of the worst I've ever stayed in. Prior to our arrival, we were offered the option of upgrading our room and since we were staying for 5 nights, we decided to upgrade. Disappointment does not begin to describe our feelings upon check-in. The "suite" was old with mis-matched furniture (brown/beige decor with RED vinyl chairs). The "drawers" for clothing resembled old hospital nightstands with 3 small drawers. No refrigerator, no microwave, no mini-bar (all standard with "upgraded" suites) Plus, our "standard" room had a king-size bed; our "upgraded" room had 2 queen beds! There was a hole on the back of the bathroom door where a clothing hook used to be. The bathroom was 5 times smaller than my closet in my home! My husband and I could not both fit in this bathroom at the same time!!!! The shower was lukewarm at best and when we said we did not have hot water, an electric coffee pot was brought to our room!!!! (We never did have a hot shower). I brought a check from my company that paid for my room in full. The check-in representative called and verified the check was "good" and said that, because we paid in full, there would be minimal fees "held" on my debit card. Well, the second day of our stay, a "hold" was placed on my debit account for over $400. When we inquired at the front desk, we were told that it would be taken care of immediately (it was not). The third day of our stay, an additional $223 was placed on "hold". The front desk now said that the check I originally brought paid for me and they were now holding costs for my husband - WE WERE STAYING IN THE SAME ROOM!!! We were again assured that "everything has been taken care of" (it was not). The next day, an additional $168 was placed "on hold". Anger does not even come close to how we were feeling by this point; the hotel had now tied up more than $800 of my money. Keep in mind, this room had already been paid in full!! The manager on duty "Brad" told me that I needed to call my bank because the hotel could not release the funds; the bank said they could not remove the charges since the hotel had originally charged the funds to my account - the hotel would have to remove them. When we checked out, our receipt shows the Sheraton owes US money and this is still off the original amount that I paid up front! I've been home 2 days and the >$800 that the Sheraton charged to my account has still not been released by them! Is this not the equivalent of stealing??? While I understand that things sometimes do go wrong, I have never stayed in a hotel (and I travel a lot) that did absolutely nothing to make things right. I will NEVER stay at another Sheraton and have informed my company that they would be wise not to book any rooms with any Sheraton ever again. March 25, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by VideoVern Small but adequate rooms This was one of the smaller rooms that I have stayed in recently. I did have a great view of the 16th Street Plaza. I had a problem getting the room up to 68 degrees. I ended up setting the thermostat to about 78 to get it there. I mentioned it to one of the engineers in the ballrooms and he offered to come up and get it fixed. I told him to wait until I checked out as I had already figured out the system. On the Meeting side of my experience, the hotel now requires that we pay for a "Supervisor" to sit and watch us load-in, set, strike and load-out. This added cost added NO value to the meeting experience that I could see. January 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by currency Excellent MGMT/Service/\location I am a repeat guest of this hotel. This hotel specializes in conferences and conventions and is large but, the Staff, Service and MGMT I rate as Excellent. Especially the Club Level staff, well run. The person in charge had remembered me from 2 yrs ago, my last stay, even though he sees a number of people during the year. The hotel is properly maintained and has very good facilities such as a nice large fitness center and has two good pubs, Yard House and Katie's Irish Pub. Also, the hotel is in a good location to the surrounding area and walking distance to many places. The Staff and MGMT are friendly and customer oriented. I highly recommend this hotel September 16, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Klondike2 Good Hotel for business Just spent 3 days at Denver Sheraton. Great location for working at convention center. Plenty of activities / Restaurant's / and Nightlife within walking distance. Hotel staff will gladly help with any other transportation needs. June 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by breath1 This Hotel is Great Thank you for a Pleasant stay I can really not complaint all the staff at the Hotel was very helpful and supportive for the unmarked survey I cannot comment on but I am sure it is also very GOOD June 5, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by CV2012 This Hotel has Great internal Problems This is the WORST service I have ever received in my life, they charged my debit card 2 times in a row, I call them to clarify this issue and the girl in the phone just hung up 2 times and in my 3 phone call she did not answered... They call me back 2 days later and then they said everything was solved because they returned my money, but today, after a week of checking out, they charged me AGAIN!!!!! ...It is a shame the horrible service they have, next time stay somewhere else. The only positive comment I have is that they have a very good kitchen, the chef should quite from this hotel and go somewhere else and get a better reputation... HATE THE SERVICE. July 25, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Larken7004 Parking concern I stayed one night, arriving about 5:00 p.m. on 10/14. Attended the CAR convention that evening and taught a class the next day. I checked out at noon and explained that my class would be over at 5:10 and would I still be able to use my card to get out of the parking garage. The front desk person said I may have to pay $8.00. That was OK with me - although I was also paying $12.00 for parking as a room charge. When I finished my class and left the parking garage at about 5:30, I was charged $48.00 - plus the $12.00 parking charge attached to my room. $60 parking for 24 hours is unreasonable to stay in your hotel in my opinion. October 18, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by 123andy Delightful stay After reading the YELP reviews of this hotel I had expectations that it was going to be terrible, BUT this was a great hotel, room was excellent, clean, modern, even bottled water. The bathroom was clean, the shower was excellent. The location next to 16th St Mall was terrific. Good restaurants nearby, one in the hotel was great. My safe was locked open and I asked to have it fixed while I was out. It was, but I had a call next day to make sure! Great staff as well. May 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by DOC31 Needed a better view In general, this hotel was very good. Not everyone will have my complaint. I looked out my window and I saw what looked like prison walls. Someone made an attempt to improve the view by placing a sculpture on the floor of the area but it was too small to make much of a difference. I don't know how it is determined who gets the room with this view, but from now on I'll make sure if I come back I'll never get this room. The hotel really needs to do something to make the view more pleasing, e.g., plants, paint the grey walls, etc. May 12, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by TW34 got to work on the WIFI I had a comfortable room and the staff could not have been more helpful. I dined in the restaurant and the quality of the food was average and the service was poor. Most of all, though, it's absurd in this day and age to charge for WIFI. The front desk clerk said all the Denver hotels charged, but I know that is not true because a friend who stayed at another hotel did not get charged; so there you go. For this reason, I am not able to recommend you to anyone else nor will I plan to stay with you in the future. The accommodations are first rate and comfortable, but it's ridiculous to charge for WIFI. You need to work on that. October 10, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by traveller0145 Conference hot spot We had a conference in your location from April 9-11. We came in a few days early to do some touring. We had asked the concierge where we were on the map and she said "oh lunch time" and walked away. She met a friend for lunch in the back and walked right by us again, with no response. We had to go to the visitor center for help, where they were very helpful and they stated our situation at the hotel has happened a lot. They were helpful and that is how we determined what tour to go on. The next day when we went to book the tour, we had a male concierge, and he was VERY helpful. It made up for it. The conference rooms were great, and the lunch and breakfast were incredible! Overall, great exoerience! April 15, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by SPG1313 Pass on This Hotel No support with issues Poorly trained in handling any problems No follow up, still waiting for email contact from manager after he said he would follow up June 4, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by JPGE Room was fine, but hot water lacks The room was fine, but 5 minutes into each shower resulted in cold water. I called to let the front desk know about it. June 4, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bella Convenient downtown - but poor lighting in room Great location on 16th Street Mall, can hop on free trolley right in front of hotel. The rooms are very nice - but mine had an awkward layout in that the door opened directly to sight of the bed. Even with the safety latch in place, just opening the door the couple of inches would have shown me laying in the bed. Also, the lighting in the restrooms is pathetic for a female trying to apply presentable make-up for the day/night ahead. Also, returned to room one evening at 5:30 to find the room still not cleaned. after call to housekeeping, the maid was there in just a few minutes. not sure why it wasn't done to begin with. March 5, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Adamo74 Sheraton Denver Good location. The facility is huge with many restaurants close. The new bartender Raul was really nice. However, at check-in, I gave them my SPG member card, and was not put on an SPG floor. So, then the room they gave me was tiny. I had no room in the bathroom to move at all. The door pretty much hits the toilet on the opposite wall when you open or close it. The HVAC ran constantly and loud. It is the old type under the windows. The cable TV had about 4 HD channels, that is it. Overall, I think it is a decent facility for trade shows, but that is about it. If you are going to Denver for anything else you can do better. I do not see myself going back here again. April 5, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Bake Mr. Rooms are outdated and the bathrooms are terrible June 4, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by mnmhughes Still haven't fixed my bill I made a reservation online for 'Breakfast and Parking' to be included. They charged me for my reservation PLUS added on the breakfast that I had at the buffet/restaurant. Called and asked for it to be fixed, they said it was.....Nope not yet (probably never will). I know that $25 dollars may not be much to some, but to a struggling grad student it is a lot. The room was OK, but not worth the price I paid. May 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Scottsdale29 issues not resolved Front desk agent DID NOT respond to broken phone ( Dead ) connectional portals not working and TV remote broken. After walking to the desk from the 11th floor TWICE to report problem and be told that some one would be up to fix and address the problems and would respond ,those issues were NEVER RESOLVED. I felt the desk clerk was nasty and I was bothering Her, I also found Tonys ( Hotel Manager ) response after I went to the Ex. office to be " cookie cutter " and as if I bothered him with trivial issues, He stated He would " Get back to Me " as of today that call STILL has not happened, April 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Krysia This hotel has great features Excellent staff, hospitality,comfortable and super clean bed linnens, pillows and comforter; provided excellent restaurants, especially Peets coffee shop; I truly loved the exquisite pastry that they served with coffee - the best that I have seen in any hotel; lounge and computers were nicely situated around the lounge- very nice design with the green lighting and ample seating space, conference rooms were fantastic, access to bathrooms was excellent all throughout hotel; provided newspapers in lounge which was great; my colleagues and I had a wonderful stay and would highly recommend Sheraton; keep up the fantastic work and know that we appreciate your great service. March 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by RelMan Great staff support I recently attended a technical conference at the hotel. On the first night I noticed the iron in my room was dirty and made marks on my clothes. I left a note for housekeeping the following day, and Jessica provided a brand new iron along with a nice note hoping that the new iron met my needs. It certainly did. May 27, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by UnexpectedRm726 Denver Downtown RM 726 Overall, rm 726 was as to be expected. Clean and well presented, at first. Settling into the 'space', issues arose... The sliding mirror closet doors were off their 'tracks', the ceiling overhead light was missing the 'trim piece' with raw plaster showing, the a/c would not 'really' heat and house keeping kept knocking on the door to clean, even though the 'sign was up' and the Front Desk was aware of a 8 p.m. 'Check-Out'. On another note, the Bath was clean, towels were 'Fresh' and the Bed comfortable. As for the Lobby - the Leather 'Rockers' are worn and coming apart - not what one expects at a Sheraton Property. November 10, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by unimpressed1 ok and close to convention center very average hotel - surprised by the layout of the room very awkward. room was clean but did not feel upscale for a Sheraton. Slightly disappointed overall. No room service per front desk although there were food trays in hall. May 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jaxe Wedding reception Our stay there was the best. We stayed there the night of my daughters wedding reception. Laura Gustafson was our wedding planner/director, she was informative, helpful and had everything under control from the moment we signed the contract till he end of the reception, she was there all evening directing guests and staff and kept on top of it. Our roon was free for the night and we got upgraded to club level on the 22nd floor, our room had the mist beautiful view of downtown and was unbelievable large. We had access to free appetizers, drinks and snacks and free b-fast I the morning. I can go on forever. Our large wedding was worth every penny. I will definitely go back. July 25, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Rache Hotel was disappointing When I checked into the hotel for business. I hoped it was fast and smooth with no hassles. What I got instead was front desk woman who rolled her eyes at me when I wanted to change my room to a room not in front of the elevators. Good grief. I am in front of you, you could atleast try to be helpful. I got a different room, but I walked in on a man already in that room. How embarrasing!!! On top of that, they then finally got me a room after an hour, and it was on the other side of the hotel. The only consoling person was the bell hop manager who got me and walked me to my new room. Never again would I stay here. November 23, 2012


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The Shadow Puppets found here are not to be reproduced perfectly, on "one trial only"; but I believe that in each case the due position of the fingers has been drawn with such care, that the most difficult hand puppet subject may be accomplished after only a few minutes.
With a little ingenuity and some patience, new shadow puppets may be produced; and not unfrequently puppet figures appear that one never dreamed of attempting.
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Please enjoy these free hand shadow puppets and learn interesting facts on shadow puppets.
The art of Puppet Theater is fun for all ages! This ancient form of theater exists in many forms, shadow puppetry being one of the simpler forms of puppet theater. Hand shadow puppets, shown here, is the art of creating shapes with your hands that represent characters or animals which can be used to tell a story to entertain an audience.