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GOSHEN — A new city parking lot may be on its way to Goshen's downtown.
Goshen Redevelopment Commission members Tuesday approved an $8,500 contract with Jones Petrie Rafinski Corp. to conduct surveying and design work for a possible city parking lot to be located next to Maple City Market.
According to Mark Brinson, community development director for Goshen, the city is currently looking at constructing the parking lot as a way to provide additional parking spaces for businesses within and surrounding the 300 block of South Main Street.
"We've talked about this project before about the potential of a parking lot just south of Jefferson Street and north of Maple City Market," Brinson said. "This agreement allows us to move forward with the design of that parking lot. So JPR would be doing the survey work, and then doing the actual design of the project."
According to the agreement, JPR is being asked to perform a topographical survey, boundary survey and design of the proposed parking lot in an area encompassing portions of the southeast quarter block at the intersection of Jefferson Street and Main Street.
As for the boundary survey, Brinson indicated that deeds and all other supporting documentation verifying lot dimensions, locations and owners will need to be provided by JPR for the following properties: 308 S. Main St.; 310 S. Main St.; 312 S. Main St.; and 314 S. Main St.
Once all of the requested information has been provided by JPR, the commission will then make the decision on whether or not to proceed with the parking lot project, though Brinson was quick to note that the city has not yet made up its mind on the matter.
"We're not committing to funding the project today," Brinson said, "but we are moving ahead with the design."
According to the contract, the boundary survey, topography mapping and field data collection and delivery should all be completed by JPR within 60 days of receiving a notice to proceed, while the parking lot design should be completed within 90 days of the notice to proceed.
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In other action, commission members voted to approve the funding of a feasibility study through American Structurepoint Inc. to look at the possible establishment of a Quiet Zone along the Norfolk Southern Marion Branch railroad line in Goshen. The cost of the study is not to exceed $20,500.
According to Goshen Civil City Engineer Mary Cripe, the idea of putting in a Quiet Zone has been percolating for years among the residents and businesses most affected by the noise of the nearby trains.
"I think it's something that the residents of this community have talked about for quite a while," Cripe said of the Quiet Zone, which is essentially a designated area where the safety has been improved to the point where trains are no longer required to blow their whistles. "But being able to fund the improvements that are necessary to establish a Quiet Zone have always been a concern, not knowing what all is needed to get that done. So that's the reason we're proceeding with the study, because there are all these other projects going on at the same time, like the possibility of U.S. 33 leaving its current alignment and going up over the Marion line."
Cripe also noted the ongoing discussion about the possible curve realignment of the Marion Line at Ninth Street so that the trains would no longer have to slow below 20 mph, thus reducing the amount of time cars would be stopped at train crossings when a train is present.
"With those discussions, and the curve realignment, and the way that would work out, it would then facilitate the need to close Ninth Street between Washington and Logan streets," Cripe said. "So basically one thing has led to another, and at this point in time we're looking at what it would potentially cost, and would we need to close other crossings in order to implement this. It's going to be a whole process that could take between three to five years to get through, so we're in the very initial stages of gathering information and starting the analysis."
As with many large-scale construction projects, Cripe noted that installation of a Quiet Zone will likely require some compromise by the community due to the amount of work and cost associated with the establishment of such zones.
"If it's something that the community truly wants, there's a give and take with this whole process," Cripe said. "If you want the Quiet Zone, then you're probably going to have to give up some of the grade crossings."


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Hi everyone,Hope you had a great week! We're in the semis! And we weren't in the bottom two! I can't believe the season is almost over, but I am happy about this season regardless of how it ends. It's kind of been two seasons in one. In the beginning, Erin was trying to figure this out and looked awkward and uncomfortable, but now she's coming into her own and we're coming out with very memorable performances. We got our first 10 from Len. Honestly, I thought Carrie Ann was going to give us one too, based on what she said to us, but, you know, that's how it goes. Everyone's talking to me about Erin's jump off the stage and how she was flipping out in the rehearsal package. It wasn't as big of a deal as they showed. She was just concerned, but she wasn't scared to jump a few feet into the air. I just told her to jump and she did it, and we had a lot of fun with our Argentine tango. I think we're the only ones left who actually have fun. There have been a lot of things said about Nicole and I know some people find her crying a little absurd, but it's the way she does things. I think Evan has a lot to prove and Chad as well, but he needs to rein in his antics in rehearsals. We're looking at everybody else, like, "Why is everybody stressing out?"Did you like out '80s costumes? Somebody told me I shouldn't have worn white pants because they made my butt look huge! But hey, everybody had a bubble butt in the '80s! And that was our theme — we had to pull out the stops with our costumes. I think I could have pulled that look off in Miami. I think the era themes make everything interesting, but the future can be a little problematic. The future, according to me, is different from what you think the future is. I don't think it's going to be all robots or that we'll be flying everywhere. I think future's going to be what it is right now, just more technologically advanced. That being said, Evan and Anna did a good job. Len mentioned that Nicole and Derek's '50s paso may be the dance of all seasons. People are telling me that they don't think so, and you know what? Every season, the judges deem at least one dance as the best they've ever seen. They like to speak in hyperboles and build things up, so nobody should get too worked up about the comments. I think their dance was great and incorporated the theme well. Is it the best ever? It depends how you look at it. By a professional dancer? Yeah. By someone trying to overcome the struggles of learning a dance? I don't know. You tell me. We have a paso next week, which I'm very excited about. We're going to try and do something cool with what we've got. Erin's open-minded about this one. Honestly, she's open-minded with everything, but I didn't want to tap into that until it counted, like now. We've came up with stuff people didn't expect the last few weeks. We're doing stuff beyond what needed to be done. I pride myself that I really did teach Erin how to ballroom dance. She has learned how to dance and we did it our way. We didn't come out with gimmicky stuff in the beginning. We've done dances the way they were supposed to be. Now, we're brining a little bit of X factor. I'm sad to say that I feel like we're not being looked as contenders. We're definitely a darkhorse. But, like I said, it's a matter of opinion and choice. We're not focused on what everyone's doing; we're just focused our ourselves. I think our paso's going to be cool. The celebrities have to do a 15-20 second solo in the Latin round, so I think I'll have Erin knock it out in the beginning. We also have the Viennese waltz, which we'll be more traditional with. I'm not going to go too out there. We're going to put up the Viennese waltz. There's a bit of inconsistency in the judges' comments again, which shows in everybody's performance. Nicole came out earlier this season and was heavily criticized for not doing a proper quickstep. On Monday, she came out with an amazing dance, but I didn't think her routine had a lot of foxtrot in it. However, everybody praised it. So we were all confused. We're not criticizing Nicole. We're just not sure what the judges are looking for. I think when they critique Erin, they see something in her that they can't describe, whether it's positive or negative. They speak, speak, speak and then give her an 8. I really admire Chad for bringing it every week and trying his hardest, but he got the same score for his jive, which, in my opinion, was not on par technique-wise with Erin. So go figure. It's the way the competition goes.Niecy left, obviously, and we're all really said. She's amazing. We're going to stay friends for sure. I would've given her another week. In the end, it was between her and Chad, but I do think that Chad has a huge following just as a football star in general and on his Twitter and all that. He has the support, but I think Niecy was special for what she represented and she learned to dance and delighted us all. I have to give her props because with everything that's going on in her life, she was still smiling and laughing as always straight to the end, which is great to see. Some people smile when they have something to smile about and others smile to have something to smile about. It's a big difference, and Niecy is the latter. She's amazing. She can light up the room.I'm not trying to look too far ahead to the finale because we still have to get through the semis, but I do have to think about it a little because we have to give some of our ideas to production so they can plan. It's difficult to keep the balance. I think who makes it to the final is going to come down to fan bases, honestly. I'm not expecting too great a disparity in scores unless someone really does badly, which I doubt will happen. So it will be all on the fans. We've have people with big fan bases in the finale, and we've had good and bad dancers in the finale. So everyone please vote for whoever your favorite is!
That's all for now. Thanks for reading!Maks
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Vincent D'Indy - 1851-1931
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"Istar;" Symphonic Variations, Opus 42
Towards the immutable land, Istar daughter of Sin, bent her steps, towards the abode of the dead, towards the seven-gated abode where He entered, towards the abode whence there is no return.
At the first gate, the warder stripped her; lie took the high tiara from her head.
At the second gate, the warder stripped her; he took the pendants from her ears.
At the third gate, the warder stripped her; he took off the precious stones that adorn her neck.
At the fourth gate, the warder stripped her; he took off the jewels that adorn her breast.
At the fifth gate, the warder stripped her; he took off the girdle that encompasses her waist.
At the sixth gate, the warder stripped her; he took the rings from her feet, the rings from her hands.
At the seventh gate, the warder stripped her; he took off the last veil that covers her body.
These lines, translated by William Foster Apthorp from a French version of the Babylonian poem of Istar's descent into Hades, are printed in d'Indy's score as preface to a remarkable series of variations.
Istar was goddess of fertility, hence sexual love, and also of love's antithesis, war. When she descended to rescue her lover from the kingdom of Allatus, the Land of No Return, the earth ceased to create life. Istar was hated by the Queen of the Shades, who invoked disease and destruction upon her. But Istar found her lover. According to the last lines of the French translation of the poem, she "went into the immutable land, she took and received the Waters of Life. She gave the sublime Waters, and thus, in the presence of all, delivered the Son of Life, her young lover." The fierce Queen Allatu was placated. She permitted Istar to return to the upper world. Her garments—were they not those of Spring?—were re-turned to her at each of the seven gates, and again the earth was fertile and beautiful.
But we need not concern ourselves here with interpretation of the Assyrian allegory. The unique characteristic of d'Indy's score is its reversal of the composer's customary procedure with a theme and variations, a reversal of order dictated by the lines of the poem. For this is not a theme and variations. It is a set of variations and theme. The most ornate variations come first and the theme, in its complete and glowing simplicity does not emerge until the last, when it is sung resplendently by the orchestra with the thought of Istar in her naked splendor.
The Orientalism of d'Indy is far from that of Rimsky-Korsakoff, yet there is in his introduction a certain languorousness which might well be associated with the East. First, the orchestra broods over fragments of the theme; then, like the spread of a peacock's wing, the theme bursts forth, laden with trills and all sorts of instrumental decorations. One of.its metamorphoses in the following pages is a variation in an irregular rhythm of seven beats, with rapid glinting effects in the high registers of wind instruments. It has been said that the composer meant to hint of the glittering jewels of which the goddess is deprived. The variations are cunningly juxtaposed. The one just before the last is boldly outlined by the instruments playing in unison without any supporting harmony or variety of tone color. This throws into higher relief the final apotheosis of the theme, sung in octaves by the strings of the orchestra, with a counterpoint for the solo horn marching underneath. Each variation is a remarkable manifestation of the power of d'Indy's musical mind and of the special type of his imagination.
D'Indy, a wholly individual figure in the history of French music, and one who stood apart from the somewhat decadent spirit of his times, had a passion for a beauty beyond the merely sensuous. He was an opponent of impressionism, and foe to that which was super-refined or defeatist in the niodern French musical art.


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I noticed you had some amazing wildlife stuff on there so can see where you are using the longer focal lengths what about the wider ones do you do much street / landscape / anything else ?
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Oh hi there Cristiano Ronaldo. Real Madrid were outplayed by their hosts in the first half, but they've got the lead against Barcelona now. A fast break eventually leads to Jose Callejon winning a corner on the right side, and Mesut Ozil's inswinging delivery picks out Ronaldo perfectly, and the Portuguese bullets a header past Victor Valdes for the 1-0 lead.
How would Barca respond? By scoring, actually. Javier Mascherano sends in a through ball for a possibly offside Pedro, and a perfect first touch takes Fabio Coentrao out of the picture. The second slots past Iker Casillas to make it 1-1. That lead lasted about thirty seconds. We can't not be drawn in this game, apparently.
After the leveller, Karim Benzema attempts to restore the Madrid lead with a sidefooted volley from an angle that would make Marco van Basten blanch. It doesn't work.
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NAGA CITY, Oct 29 (PIA) -- The Community Environment and Natural Resources Office (Cenro) has revealed activities for the last quarter to promote the National Greening Program.
Cenro Chief Pio T. Bernal said three Peopleâs Organization (PO) are scheduled to reforest 300 hectares of open and denuded lands inside Mount Isarog National Park, a haven for a wide range of endemic animals and species, before the month ends.
Representatives from civil society organizations, national government agencies and from the academe also pledged to plant another 100 hectares here.
Bernal also said that in line with its campaign to preserve and conserve protected areas like Mount Isarog, the office will push for the declaration of the said sanctuary as Man and Biosphere Site through the United Nations Development Programme.
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Then there was the problem with Neal's time line. He told investigators that he had started calling for the children at about 1:15 p.m., before calling 911 at 1:52 p.m. However, two farmhands working nearby both told police that they had been outside during that same time for 30 to 40 minutes and had not seen Neal looking for the children or heard him calling.
Furthermore, when sheriff's deputies arrived at the house, there were no toys in the yard or any other indications that children had been outside playing, as he had claimed. That, combined with neighbors' statements that they had not seen or heard the children playing all morning, made Kevin Neal a prime suspect. Deskins also learned through interviews that Neal was so strict with the children that they wouldn't leave the porch of the house without permission.


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If passed, the regulations would require manufacturers to report exactly what is in their products, and make electronic cigarettes off-limits to people under 18.
The use of electronic cigarettes, or "vaping", increased in popularity within the past decade and is now a billion dollar industry. Currently, it's not regulated by the U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Create-a-Cig Employee, Raymond Affleck says "vaping" is safer and healthier compared to smoking cigarettes.
"I understand where you're coming from like 'I don't know what's in that bottle', but at the same time you know we're more than happy to educate people because that's what this is, a learning curve," Affleck said.
In 2009, Congress authorized the FDA to regulate tobacco products, but this did not include e-cigarettes. Recently, the FDA made a proposal to extend their authority.
"With the FDA getting involved we're actually going to have them pre-bottled, which is I think going to help out a lot. I mean if anything, it's going to take away from us having to constantly mix in the store, so kinds of speed up the customer getting in and out," Affleck said.
Once finalized the new regulations would do away with personal in-store mixing. A 'Cali Fruit' at Create-a-Cig in San Angelo would be the exact same at all locations.
Justin Boykin started using e-cigarettes a few weeks ago and says as a customer he would not prefer the new regulations.
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Affleck says cigarettes can contain up to 4,000 chemicals, but there's only three in e-cigarettes including nicotine which will only be added upon request.
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These proposals are just the start of a lengthy process that can take months or even years.
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Envisioning The New Viking Offense
No matter who play QB i think wright will have a big year he showed flashes of tha ability but wasn't really given tha opportunity to play due to simpson
In the GB game, we were ahead 23-7 going into the 4th. Our defense gave up 19 points. Our 1st drive was run, run, run, pass, pass. Our 2nd drive was run, Ponder run, sack. On our last drive of the 4th there was only 46 secs left. Not enough time to waste running. We threw 3 passes & justifiably so. In overtime it was run, sacked, run, run, pass, run, pass, run, run, run, run, pass, FG.
In the Cowboys loss our drive after we intercepted the ball it was pass, run run. We got the ball back with only 35 secs left after giving up the TDwhich again is obviously a passing situation.
In the Browns loss, prior to giving up a TD to the Browns, we ran twice then passed, then punted. When we got the ball back, there was only 51 seconds left. Run the ball? Not exactly a good plan when we had 71 yards to go.
The loss to the Bears In our drive prior to giving up the winning TD & then fumbling the kickoff, we pass, run, pass, pass, run, pass, run, FG. We passed 4 times for 2 1st downs including a 22 yarder. We also ran 3 times. AD pounded the ball for a whopping 3 yards total on those 3 carries.
In a nutshell, I disagree with you that it was play calling & lay the blame on the defense.
"If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you"
Either way all we needed was for the offense to make some first downs and run out the clock but the play calls didn't always work that way. Maybe it is just me but I hated when we decided to pass the ball in run situations. Perhaps if we had a quarterback worth of shit it would of been different but we didn't.
Again personally I blame both sides of the ball, but I sure as hell won't put the blame on the defense only as you are saying.
Envisioning The New Viking Offense
I can agree that last year was a total team fail. Plenty of blame to go around.
But that was last year, this year has my interest level much higher. I don't expect near as much lack of conviction with this staff.
The Offense may have sputtered and called some bad plays but the D was still given a lead and couldn't close the deal, that is squarely on the D IMO.
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If the offense has just had 4 3-and-outs, and the defense has done a reasonable job to that point, we are putting very tired players on the field for "one more stop". Worst yet, if the defense KNOWS the other team should not have ANY time outs, but the offense screwed the pooch, that lets out a LOT of air.
Now... I agree that our defense let us down a lot.
But to generically say any defense should make the stop no matter what against no matter who... well, I can't agree to that. Our defense DID put up some good games against some great teams, only to lose it all at the end...with NO help from our offense.Men are moved by two levers only: fear and self interest.
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Chicago - Last drive the Bears went 66 yards in ten plays and Cutler hit Bennett with :10 to play, our secondary got burned that whole drive (how do you blame the Offense for that one). One stop was all we needed, the back end didn't play well on that drive. If you thought it wasn't the DBs fault I would like to know why.
Cleveland - Hoyer hit Cameron running free in the back of the end zone with :51 left to win the game, I wonder how the D not defending Cameron was the O's fault.
Dallas -Dallas drives 90 yards in 9 plays; drives right down the field and scores with :35 left when Harris is open in the back of the end zone. This was the biggest disappointment, we should have won this game 90 yards in a little over two minutes, that is shameful!!
GB - We are up 23-7 the D played a great three quarters but they were horrible in the last quarter and made Flynn look like the reincarnation of Favre. They score the last 16 points including the game tying FG, they went 60 yards in ten plays and tied the game.
Balt - The offense scored and took the lead three times in side of a 1:02. How can you blame the offense for that debacle.
I believe in general that the D should be able to stop the offense if you want a playoff caliber team. I also believe that in each instance the Vikings D was the cause of those five defeats and I gave you my reasoning for my opinion. The D let us down and we were 0-5 in those games. I think the O scored enough points to win, the lowest point total was 23 and they scored more than 26 in all the other games. If we are going to be above .500 we are going to have to win at least three of those types of games this year. The D has to hold IMO.
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Envisioning The New Viking Offense
Vikings should trade for Dez Bryant dnt think they will resign him and tha vikings should release Jennings after this season, Bryant, Patterson and Wright that would be a nice WR core
Dez Bryant is a 6th Grader in a great athlete's body no thanks
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Plesk Migration
26 May 2008 at 11:40pm
Hi All,
I have been really busy with a ton of work. So I haven't been a around for a bit.
Recently we needed to migrate some sites from one plesk account to another. On doing this all the SS installs broke. No changes were made other than to the IP addresses but the SS sites didn't work.
I did a fresh install to see if it was the server but they worked no worries.
Has anyone seen this before?
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27 May 2008 at 11:51am
ok a bit more digging and I have found the problem is in the DB.
everything is fine until I bring the old db over.
Anyone have any thoughts?
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ok solved it.
1. exported the remote db
2. import the sql into a local mysql install.
3. export the local db.
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all works fine.
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|Good - 35 reviews
The Super 8 Harrison is located so you can travel into and out of greater Cincinnati. And since we are located directly off of I-74, several attractions in West Cincinnati market are just minutes from our front door. Since our hotel is located in Harrison, Ohio, you can easily visit the Miami Whitewater Forest Park. Cincinnati is just a short drive away, s...
Overall Rating - Good - 35 reviews
Excellent 8.6
Rooms were clean. There was a Microwave and small Refrigerator in the King room I was in. Quiet hotel, air-conditioner worked well, comfortable bed...I slept like a baby.
The cleaning product smell was a little strong when I arrived, but it quickly disappeared after opening the window and turning on the exhaust fan in the bathroom. Also the hotel was a little hard to find...they need a bigger sign by the main road.
Good 7.6
Good location close to freeway and several food options. Very friendly staff. Nice 24hr coffee.
Awful mattress, poor support, bounced like a trampoline. Felt smaller than queen size. Hotel should upgrade mattresses and get some king size beds.
|Good - 12 reviews
Brand recognition is a big reason many travelers choose this Harrison hotel, knowing that the BEST WESTERN guarantee, a great location, genuine hospitality and competitive rates are awaiting. Hotels in Harrison provide travelers with the Midwestern hospitality they want, but the BEST WESTERN PLUS Whitewater Inn takes things above and beyond with a fantastic...
Overall Rating - Good - 12 reviews
Okay 6.0
No carpet in the room, very humid (maybe because we were so close to the pool). Similar to an uncomfortable camping experience, but we had a roof over our headsDifficult to manage air temp, excessive blowing on air unit made it a cery windy environment
Excellent 10.0
Rooms were newly renovated and in excellent conditionHotel is a little hard to find off of I 74 in Harrison, but GPS led me right to it. Close to lots of good options
|Excellent - 181 reviews
deplane and recharge here.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Cincinnati Airport-North Here at the Hampton Inn® hotel in Cincinnati Airport-North, we understand. You've been squashed on a plane or trapped in a terminal for hours. What you need is a good night's sleep and maybe a little something to take your mind off of your travels. Well, you've come to the right...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 181 reviews
Okay 6.0
Convenience of location.
Room smelled of mildew. I believe it may have been the air cond unit in room but not sure.
Good 8.0
no restaurant nearby not enough control over room temperature heated pool was cool
|Good - 160 reviews
You'll Love Our Hotel's Location in Lawrenceburg, Indiana This hotel's premium location on the western side of the Cincinnati area means our hotel's guests can easily get to all the nearby attractions. The Holiday Inn Express® Cincinnati - Lawrenceburg hotel is only three miles from I-275, making it perfect for both corporate and leisure travelers. The fun n...
Overall Rating - Good - 160 reviews
Good 8.0
Good selection for breakfast and plenty of tables available. Pool was good enough for the kids to get some energy out before bed.
Mediocre 4.0
Rooms are small; Hotel needs updated; Price high for the quality of the hotel and rooms.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 216 reviews
Excellent 9.0
My husband fell in love with the bed!! He's insisting that we buy one just like it.
Housekeeping knocked on the door at 10. Checkout wasn't until noon.Clean and spacious
Mediocre 4.0
Number of beds was not as I requested. Staff was indifferent. No soap in room when we arrived. Housekeeping did not take all laundry and replace with same amount.
|Excellent - 302 reviews
Conveniently located by the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Aiport in a suburban area that allows you that touch of the country and feeling of being at home. Our warm country decor and perfect hospitality make all travelers feel welcome. Transportation to and from the airport provided by our complimentary airport shuttle. Offering a combination o...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 302 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Free breakfast--free cookies and hot drinks (hot chocolate and tea)available 24 hours. Hotel was very clean and our suite was larger than I expected. Bed and pillows were very comfortable!
Hot tub was nice but too warm for my husband to enjoy. Otherwise everything was great!Our room was very clean and larger than I was expecting! Bed was so comfortable we had to ask the front desk what type it was. We will probably purchase this kind for our next bed! Pillows were so soft! It was out of the way but right in the middle of everything and very quiet. I believe Gina was the gal that checked us out after our 3 night stay. She was very kind and I told her we would stay here again next time we come this way! They serve a hot breakfast each morning and change a few items so you have a little variety. There is a pool and hot tub. Free cookies and hot drinks (hot tea and hot chocolate) are available 24 hours. We were very pleased with our stay!
Excellent 9.0
the continental breakfast had a nice selection of food. the pool area was clean and had no reservations to let our children swim in it. location was excellent a lot of restaurants only about 3 miles away.
noeven with the airport near the plane noise was very minimal
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When you stay at Modern Inn and Suites in Lawrenceburg, you'll be within the vicinity of Creation Museum. Stay in one of 64 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include safes and coffee/tea makers. Take advantage of rec...
Overall Rating - Good - 274 reviews
Poor 2.0
The lobby and pool areas were decent. The breakfast was okay. No problems with the staff.
The room was very dirty and not maintained acceptably. The carpet was horribly stained and our sheets had hair on them. The room was non smoking, but smelled like it had been smoked in. The mattresses were very uncomfortable to sleep on.Cleanliness is the most important requirement in a hotel room, and the room that I had at this hotel did not meet even the most minimal expectations. The carpet in our room was dirty and had stains all over. The room felt run down and needed to be updated. The common areas, however, seemed like they had been updated and were kept up. The hotel had an indoor pool and a free continental breakfast which was about average. Due to the cleanliness of the room, I could not recommend this hotel to anyone. At the very least, this hotel needs to replace the carpets and the mattresses.
Mediocre 4.0
I liked having the outlets by the bed.
The beds were not comfortable and the staff was a little rude.
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Discover home on the road at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Cincinnati Airport. We're the only hotel on-property at Cincinnati/Nothern Kentucky (CVG) International Airport. Highway links to I-275 and I-71 connect easily to northern Kentucky, Indianapolis and beyond. With the comforts of home and staff empowered to care, we help you become you again. Enjoy a warm...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 400 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Great location. Stayed the weekend to attend 3 games at Great American Ballpark. Only 15 minutes away.Check in was quick and easy. In and out in just a couple of minutes. Friendly staff and room was perfect.
Good 8.0
The room was spacious.
Meal trays layed in the hall over 24 hours.The overall appearance of the halls were very dark and depressing.
|Excellent - 271 reviews
Our Cincinnati Airport Hotel Makes Getting There Fast and Easy You'll find great Cincinnati hotel deals at our Holiday Inn® Cincinnati Airport hotel in Erlanger. We're close to the Cincinnati Airport (CVG) and we offer a free airport shuttle service and parking to make your life easier. Plus we're close to area attractions & businesses. Corporate travelers l...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 271 reviews
Good 7.0
Staff was great
Loud gathering of people outside at midnight just outside my window. I called from desk and they took care of it.
Excellent 10.0
It was very close to our grand children's home.
Nothing at all.The staff was friendly. Everything was just great!
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The hotel is located 2 miles from Argosy Casino and 4 miles from Perfect North Ski Slopes, at I-275, Exit 16 Hwy 50 in Greendale/Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Guestrooms offer refrigerators, microwaves, free high speed internet, irons with ironing boards, coffee makers and hair dryers. The hotel features an indoor heated pool, complimentary expanded continental bre...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 87 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Great breakfast, helpful staff, big, clean room. A great stay!Highly recommended.
Excellent 10.0
This hotel has very friendly staff and our room was very clean. It has a restaurant next door and a movie theater within walking distance.
The only thing I have to complain about was that the handle on the sink would come off, the drains stopped up very quickly, and the bathroom door would not shut all the way. Minor things, but it was very clean.I would recommend this hotel to family and friends. The rooms are clean, the pool is nice, the location is convenient, the staff is friendly, and the pillows are amazing!
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The Homewood Suites by Hilton® Cincinnati Airport Hotel in Florence KY is located 10 minutes south of downtown Cincinnati and 7 minutes from Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport. Our Cincinnati airport hotel is close to numerous nearby corporations and is within walking distance or a short drive to over 20 restaurants. Our Cincinnati airport ho...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 156 reviews
Excellent 9.0
The room was very spacious and met our family needs. It was clean and quiet. The location was near local shopping and restaurants but back enough to feel like you weren't. Kids loved the pool. Breakfast was very nice. The staff was very pleasant.
Poor 2.0
Location, and size of the roomThe hotel itself was nice, but during the stay there was a family with multiple children directly above our room and the adjoining room. All during the weekend they were running in the room, up and down the hall, and screaming until 2 a.m. in the morning, EACH night. The noise continued early in the morning and during the day. We complained to the front desk who replied 'there weren't any adults up there', they didn't even try to find an adult. They also told us that we weren't the only ones complaining, but somehow the problem was never solved and continued through the night. There were even kids that came and beat on our door and ran off. We complained again and they said they would come up and look around (Staff didn't even come up to look) to no result. The staff was less than helpful and incompetent, and when we checked in the girl yelled 'I got it!' to the manager trying to help her. She almost even charged us twice for some bever...
|Good - 46 reviews
Our Hotel's Harrison, Ohio Location Will Impress The Holiday Inn Express® Hotel & Suites Harrison is within easy driving distance of the CVG Airport, so you can travel into and out of Greater Cincinnati with ease. And, since we are right off I-74, the top corporations and attractions in the West Cincinnati market are just minutes from our hotel's front door...
Overall Rating - Good - 46 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Very clean and well arranged with a microwave and refrigerator. The breakfast bar was outstanding!
Excellent 10.0
I enjoyed the room. The breakfast was nice. Staff was very friendly and helpful.
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Conveniently located off Interstate 71 in the heart of Florence, KY, this Baymont Inn and Suites Florence/Cincinnati South is near Downtown Cincinnati, Paul Brown Stadium, the Great American Ball Park, Turfway Park, Horseshoe Casino, Creation Museum, Newport Aquarium, and many local restaurants. Experience hometown hospitality at this lodging with compliment...
Overall Rating - Good - 566 reviews
Good 7.0
The price was awesome! Breakfast was good. The room was sufficient and for the most part clean.
Very dated appearance outside. Long hallways. Rooms were okay. There were a few stains on the sheets. More attention could be paid to cleaning the perimeter of the room on a regular basis.The breakfast was good.
Poor 1.0
Pictures are very deceiving Hotel was not clean and in dire need of a remodel. No lights on in the parking lot during the night, carpet very dirty throughout hotel.
|Excellent - 397 reviews
Minutes from Downtown Cincinnati, this award-winning hotel is perfect for both business and leisure travelers. Conveniently off Interstate-75 and Interstate-71, Exit 181, near the CVG Cincinnati Airport, this Florence, KY hotel is only minutes from major businesses, regional attractions and popular sports venues. Enjoy our freshly appointed guest rooms and...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 397 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Very comfortable.
Breakfast was marginal. Breakfast eggs and meat selection was terrible.
Excellent 10.0
Friendly staff. Clean facilities.
Small lobby. No comfortable chairs.Three nights and alot of local things to do. Great location.
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Overall Rating - Good - 61 reviews
Poor 1.0
Checking out to leave!
We checked in and were handed a map saying our room number was 32. There is no room 32 it was actually room 132. The hotel was in complete disarray from being remodeled and all the walls were just drywall, no trim and stuff all over the floors.There were rolls of carpet in the entry way and stairwell. The room smelled like mildew. The card reader to our didn't work and they had to try several sets to even get us in the room.
Poor 1.0
Renovation going on EVERYWHERE in the hotel. Bad thunderstorm knocked out power and when it went back on our air conditioner wouldn't blow cold air. Uncomfortable night no sleepMight be ok when construction is done but now it's dreadful


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The relationship between a dealer and a client is sometimes all business, but it can also be about friendship. John, you were one of the most interesting friends anyone could have had because you were a total original. You were the only one to deal in a manner that informed both the book world and the art world. There was no one like you, nor is there likely to be: You created your own niche and your own style.
Let's face it, art-book collecting has never been particularly exciting or sexy, but you succeeded in making it so because who else sold stuff like the original movie script of Mario Puzo's Godfather or Charles Manson's insane letters from jail? Your intimate 64th Street gallery was always a discovery. You hung strange collages on the walls and sexy photographs and Sex Pistols paraphernalia, but stepping into your office was even more special. The door was always closed, and each time I visited I'd ask if I could look in, and you'd reluctantly say: "Sure." I'd look around very carefully at everything, the way I do in an artist's studio, hunting for clues to how your mind works. Inside I'd find an ever-changing universe of Weegee and Betty Boop photos mixed in with vintage porn and signed Warhol soup cans and shopping bags; it was always a visual feast and the highlight of my visit, whether I bought anything or not.
Remember how I found out about you? It was during a visit to Richard Prince's studio in upstate New York where I first ogled all those amazing rare books in beautiful binders. He's not a big talker, so he didn't say where they came from but I found out, and showed up one afternoon at your bookstore gallery in a walk-up on East 64th Street. I was immediately impressed. You sold me every Richard Prince artist book ever published, in special editions, both signed and unsigned, some of them with collages and drawings and all sorts of cool stuff. How about all those Warhol books in every variation, even the most rare in both hardcover and soft cover.
Then there were all the young, offbeat and outsider artists you showed and championed, and the wonderful artist's catalogs you wrote and designed for the famous, the infamous and the ones you believed in. Who can forget those hilarious e-mails you sent out for every opening, acting as if something illegal and suspicious was happening? Who's going to be able to continue that? (Remember the one you sent out on Thanksgiving?)
I'd like to remind you that I never saw you take a vacation–as a matter of fact I can't remember you ever going anywhere, except to your house in Easthampton's Springs every Saturday at 2 p.m., returning promptly to your 64th Street gallery/office on Tuesday. I never even heard of you going for a swim or doing sports of any kind (though I've been told you were good at baseball!) so I'm shocked to hear you had a snorkeling accident. All your buddies out East are surfers, but damn it I never even saw you in a bathing suit!
Athlete or not you were a handsome guy, with a wry smile on your face, stubble on your chin and a twinkle in your eye; how could a rare book dealer who specializes in vintage pornography not charm me and everyone else? You certainly charmed your beautiful wife Maria. She always had that loving look in her eyes.
Remember all those great dinners we had, full of heady discussions? The 50th birthday party we were at just before Christmas? Damn you, McWhinnie, I don't want an ending like this. It's not some big polemic we can fight about and then laugh off. We're all going to miss you. The art world has lost someone really important and I just wish you could just have stayed home this holiday so we could have spent some more time together.
You were the expert on the Beat generation, and you knew everything about every 20th century first edition ever printed, from The Great Gatsby to The Maltese Falcon to On The Road. I didn't get a chance to buy any of them; the field felt arcane and too brainy to me, or maybe I was a little cheap and a little slow, but I would have gotten there, if you just gave me a little more time. John, how do I finish what we began? I promise I'll collect more art books, or the first editions and the photos, whatever you say, just don't let it end like this.
Adam Thank you for writing this. He was the best wasnt he? I learned so much from him and he was so supportive of my work from the first.I hope we can all mend and never forget the sheer excellence of his vision…he made it all so exciting
John McWhinnie was an elegant and an original man. His enthusiasm for books was infectious. He was shy, but alway approachable. His openings on 64th Street were a place where book lovers could meet. If you bought something from him great, but it was never about that for him. A lot of hearts hurt today, a lot.
Such sad, bad news. I'm stunned. I know John as a regular customer, and someone who recently steered me into a very interesting project. It seems that I was just beginning to get to know him better, and now I'm saddened that I will not. I admire how he put his resources into things he loved, spent his time on this earth pursuing artistic/aesthetic/intellectual matters he felt were most worthwhile. I always felt he liked and respected people, and appreciated his encouragement in our encounters. I loved visiting the gallery. What can I say? It was a pleasure knowing him for the time I did. My most sincere condolences to all those in his intimate circle.
I knew John in High School. From what I am reading of the man he became, he was no different then he was in school. He was always a very caring and nice person with a great smile. For those who knew him back then and those who got to know him more recently it will be a great loss. I wish I had known John the man. My sympathies go out to everyone whose life he ever touched.


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Lynchburg, VA- The Hillcats won the Carolina League Championship Wednesday night, and it set off a wild on-field celebration.
A baseball diamond might not seem like a prime spot for a ladies night. But whenever the Hillcats are playing you can bet on seeing Kimberly Combs and Shirley Luther. Their love for the Hillcats isn't confined to this field.
"If you've seen my vehicle, I have love cats on it, and Lynchburg Hillcats stickers all over it," said Kimberly Combs, president of the Hillcats Booster Club.
"When I listen to them on the radio you would think I'm at the stadium because I'm whooping and hollering. I also email and let the player know I'm with them all the way," said Shirley Luther, a die-hard Hillcats fan.
At the bottom of the 11th, bases are loaded, and a fly ball leads to the winning slide.
"Oh my gosh! We did it. Oh my gosh! I feel so proud of them, knowing that they work so hard, and just came through the whole thing," said Combs.
It was a huge win for the minor league team that hasn't won a Carolina League championship since 2009.
"As we were sizing the guys for rings, they were so excited. They were like, 'When are we going to get the rings? When are we going to get the rings?'" said Ronnie Roberts, assistant general manager of the Lynchburg Hillcats.
Luther and Combs say the series was a bit of a rollercoaster for fans, but their journey to victory is even sweeter now.
"They played hard. They really did, and I'm so proud of them," said Luther.
The Hillcats Booster Club plan to make a banner honoring the champions, and march with it in Lynchburg Christmas Parade.


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BOSTON -- While Red Sox fans continue to wait for the official announcement of J.D. Drew as their new starting right fielder and No. 5 hitter behind Manny Ramirez, speculation continues to swirl around what is holding up the five-year commitment to the veteran outfielder.
"There's some stuff in the medical reports that the team was not aware of," Gene Orza, chief operating officer of the Major League Baseball Players Association, said Tuesday. "It hasn't risen to the level of a dispute yet."
The Boston Globe reported on Tuesday that the team has concerns about the 31-year-old Drew's right shoulder, which was surgically repaired in September 2005. Former Dodgers general manager Paul DePodesta said at the time that he was aware of an arthritic condition in Drew's shoulder, just before signing the outfielder to a five-year, $55 million deal before the 2005 season.
According to the Globe, the issue of that same shoulder came up during a physical two weeks ago after agent Scott Boras and the club came to a preliminary agreement on a new five-year contract worth a reported $70 million.
Neither the team nor Drew's agent, Scott Boras, have commented publicly about the details of the hang-up, which could result in reworked contract language, including a clause protecting the Red Sox should the shoulder significantly limit Drew's playing time.
Orza confirmed the Sox raised questions about Drew's shoulder after the outfielder underwent his initial physical.
"We [the union] are not involved in it yet," Orza told the Globe. "Apparently, the parties are talking about the consequences of a procedure J.D. had, that in the opinion of the doctor, was designed to help further the rehabilitation of the shoulder."
The Boston Herald, which first reported the team's concerns regarding Drew on Saturday, reported on Tuesday that sources indicated that a resolution to the matter could be coming shortly, with the official contract announcement following immediately thereafter.
A valued left-handed hitter, Drew saw his slugging percentage fall to .498 this past season, 14 points below his career average, but he did finish with a flourish, slugging .683 in September.
Mike Petraglia is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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If you look at the impact plays yesterday by the Dolphins rookies you would have think these guys were vets.
In the game Jake Long shutdown Calvin Pace giving Pennington the time he needed to make some big plays.
Devon Bess have a 6 rec for 39 tough yards.
DC$ nail a tough 48 yard FG into the wind.
Then there was Phillp Merling doing his thing.
What a great play by Merling on the TD .. have to love the rookie helping us when it matterd most. Makes an even better story after reading what Channing Crowder had to say.
Overall we wouldn't be were we are without the great play from these rookies. The great leadership of Pennington, Porter, Holliday has really shown these guys what it takes to win in the NFL and we are benefiting greatly from it. Just another great story into what has already been the best season I can remember.


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Hector Rail was the first operator to order locomotives configured for the Scandinavian corridor, inspiring DB Schenker and others to purchase similar equipped locomotives.
In the first week of december 2010, Hector Rail started extra services for ScandFibre Logistics, which it took over from DB Schenker. As a result, all ten 241 units were needed for the Sweden-Germany corridor. Therefore, Hector Rail decided to acquire two additional locomotives in december 2010 so it could continue to offer cross-border services to new customers. This order included an option for four additional locomotives. - Hector Rail
At the same day, latest additions to the fleet of Hector Rail were seen in Malmö; Unit 241.011 and 012 hauled a freight train to Padborg. - DM
HectorRail 241
Hector Rail decided to acquire two additional locomotives in december 2010 so that it could continue to offer cross-border services to new customers. - CK/Hector Rail
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Now 185 404 and 406 are waiting for transport to Scandinavia... - DSO
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Therefore, Hector Rail has decided to acquire two additional locomotives so that it can continue to offer cross-border services to new customers. The delivery of 241 no. 11 and 12 is scheduled for August 2011. There is an option for an additional four locomotives. - Hector Rail
HectorRail 241
Other fresh ones from Kassel in the picture. CBRail 285 105 leaves Kassel with Railion unit 185 002, which has had an overhaul and now fits in better with its normal 185 series collegues. Third machine is Veolia 185 598, which seems to have a better future than its Traxx MS brothers. Its the first 185.2 machine for Veolia, two more are on order. The other two picture show the also brand new 486 503 for BLS Cargo and 186 223 for ATC/CobraRail. A special thanks goed out to Christian Klotz for these images.
Finally a picture from Italy, where also Traxx machines are in production. E 483 101 for Nordcargo performing trials. - M22
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185 568 transforms into 241.002
Remarkable is the history of locomotive number two of the first batch. The machine was originally built as a Bombardier demonstrator used to test ETCS safety systems and to take part in the homologation process of the Traxx locomotives in the Netherlands. After it had completed its tasks after the summer of 2007, the machines was repainted, retrofitted and tested as Hector Rail 241.002. In January it was delivered to Swedish operator.
Names for HR locomotives
All Hector Rail 241 series locomotives are named after a character from the Star Wars movie trilogy. Names are documented in the corresponding locomotive profiles, which one visit by clicking on a service number in the list at the bottom of this section.
HR machines for rent
HectorRail placed the order for ten Traxx locomotives 'on the grow'. In 2008-2010, several units were hired to other operators.
TX Logistik AB used unit 241.005 (per 04.2008) and 006 (per 05.2008).
CargoLink from Norway used unit 241.004, 006 and 008 from August 2009 to December 2010. Thenthey had to return those machine sto Hector Rail as they were all needed for the new ScandFibre contract. Cargolink replced them with hired units form Railpool.
Hector Rail also has one unit available to Veolia, to haul passenger trains from Stockholm to Malmö since July 2009.


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SAN DIEGO—It's official: controversial Miss California Carrie Prejean has heard the words "you're fired" from the pageant's grand poobah, Donald Trump.
Trump issued a statement Wednesday saying he sacked Prejean, a San Diego County native, for failing to honor her commitments as Miss California USA. Pageant officials said her "unwillingness to make appearances on behalf of the Miss California USA organization'' led to the decision.
Tami Farrell, the first runner-up to Prejean in the Miss California USA competition will take over those responsibilities, officials said.
Prejean created controversy during the Miss USA competition, where she was first runner-up, when she answered a judge's question about gay marriage by saying marriage should be reserved for men and women.
Shortly after that, partially nude photos of Prejean were posted on the Internet, raising questions about whether she had violated the terms of her contract with the Miss California USA Organization.
Trump said last month he was not bothered by the photos, saying were "fine,'' and noting that some were even "beautiful.'' Trump, owner of the Miss Universe Organization, announced last month in New York that Prejean would be allowed to keep her crown. But in a statement Wednesday, Trump said Prejean didn't live up to her obligations.
"I told Carrie she needed to get back to work and honor her contract with the Miss California USA Organization and I gave her the opportunity to do so,'' Trump said. "Unfortunately, it just doesn't look like it is going to happen and I offered Keith my full support in making this decision. Carrie is a beautiful young woman and I wish her well as she pursues her other interests.''
Prejean could not be reached for immediate comment.
Prejean graduated from Vista High School and now attends San Diego Christian College in El Cajon.


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Our cabin was on deck 9 which was the promenade deck. This gave us easy access to the outside however a small amount or obstruction due to the lifeboats on the deck above.
Some engine noise, more than we expected on this deck but we eventually got completwly used to this
Compact, clean with sufficient storage space. The TV was small and old however you can turn it off and listen to the conversation from the occupants in the next cabin as there is no soundproofing.


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Nadia Chechet's Recital
Wednesday / October 15, 2014 / 7:00 p.m.Berk Recital Hall
Singer Nadia Chechet performs a mix of neo-soul/rock/R&B-style originals, as well as her own arrangements.
Admission: Free
Josh Shpak Band with special guest Shelly Berg
Wednesday / October 15, 2014 / 7:30 p.m.David Friend Recital Hall
In his third recital at Berklee, trumpeter and composer Josh Shpak, together with a special guest artist, the twice Grammy nominated pianist Shelly Berg, will showcase original music that brings together a variety of influences ranging from jazz, soul, and rock to film music and more.
Admission: Free
Spencer Im's First Recital
Thursday / October 16, 2014 / 4:00 p.m.Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Pianist Spencer Seung Yong Im presents a recital of classical and jazz music.
Admission: Free
Nella Rojas
Thursday / October 16, 2014 / 7:00 p.m.Berk Recital Hall
Vocalist Nella Rojas will present an evening of music from Brazil, Venezuela, and Cape Verde, along with jazz and R&B. This recital will also feature original music with her trio "3 Sudacas."
Admission: Free
In the Midnight Hour
Thursday / October 16, 2014 / 7:30 p.m.David Friend Recital Hall
Blues guitarist/sitarist Shwetaank Gupta collaborates yet again with musicians from around the globe on a fusion, funk, and classical repertoire with fresh, original arrangements.
Admission: Free
Music Therapy Global Symposium
Friday / October 17, 2014 / 9:00 a.m.David Friend Recital Hall
The Music Therapy Department presents its annual symposium highlighting the work of music therapy around the world.
Admission: Free
Caio Moskalkoff's Show
Friday / October 17, 2014 / 10:15 a.m.Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Drummer Caio Moskalkoff presents a recital of original music and covers.
Admission: Free
Allegra Cramer: The Now
Friday / October 17, 2014 / 4:00 p.m.Berk Recital Hall
Harpist and vocalist Allegra Cramer will present soul-searching original songs and covers with a little help from gifted friends and fellow musicians.
Admission: Free
Eidan Molina: Chains of Freedom
Friday / October 17, 2014 / 7:00 p.m.Berk Recital Hall
Venezuelan-Irish pianist and composer Eidan Molina presents an evening of alternative rock and pop fused with world and electronic music.
Admission: Free
Tango Lovers Company
Friday / October 17, 2014 / 7:30 p.m.Berklee Performance Center
With dynamism and high artistic quality, Tango Lovers Company brings all the glamour, passion, and sensuality of tango to the stage.Buy Tickets
Dianne Reeves
Saturday / October 18, 2014 / 8:00 p.m.Berklee Performance Center
Four-time Grammy Award–winner Dianne Reeves is among the most prominent and influential vocalists in jazz. A glorious singer with a sumptuous sound, she has for three decades proudly carried the torch kindled by Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan. Steeped in tradition, her rhythmic virtuosity and improvisational ease are breathtaking.Buy Tickets
SpokFrevo Orquestra
Sunday / October 19, 2014 / 7:30 p.m.Berklee Performance Center
An astounding 17-piece big band from northeast Brazil, SpokFrevo Orquestra draws inspiration from frevo, a vibrant, old style of carnival music packed with high energy, driving rhythms, and infectious happiness.Buy Tickets
Monday / October 20, 2014 / 4:00 p.m.Berk Recital Hall
Akenda is a four-piece band of current Berklee students influenced by jazz fusion, progressive rock, classical, and electronic dance music. This recital will showcase compositions by guitarist Bert Cheshire.
Admission: Free
Cameron Rasmussen: Bad Salad
Monday / October 20, 2014 / 4:00 p.m.Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Guitarist Cameron Rasmussen and group will give a performance of jazz fusion, funk, and progressive rock and metal.
Admission: Free
16th Annual Berklee Octoboefest
Monday / October 20, 2014 / 7:30 p.m.David Friend Recital Hall
The oboists of Berklee celebrate 16 years of unique concerts showcasing the double reeds in all genres of music. From baroque to fusion, you are sure to hear something new. Costumes are encouraged. Dress up and join the fun!
Admission: Free
Prong P. Praison
Monday / October 20, 2014 / 10:00 p.m.Berklee Dining Hall
Vocalist Prong Praison and her band will perform originals and covers in jazz, fusion, and R&B styles.
Admission: Free
Lena Glikson: Kaleidoscope
Tuesday / October 21, 2014 / 5:00 p.m.Berk Recital Hall
Vocalist Lena Glikson will present her own compositions and original arrangements of her favorite pieces.
Admission: Free
Esterhazy Quartet Reading Session of Student Works
Tuesday / October 21, 2014 / 6:00 p.m.Berk Recital Hall
The Esterhazy Quartet will present a reading and recording session of original music written by Berklee student composers.
Admission: Free
Broadway Open Mic
Tuesday / October 21, 2014 / 7:00 p.m.Cafe 939
Come hear your favorite Broadway tunes performed by Berklee's Musical Theater students.
Admission: FREE
Tuesday / October 21, 2014 / 7:30 p.m.Berklee Performance Center
The Berklee Musical Theater Club presents Dreamgirls, the musical—and winner of six Tony awards—set in the 1960's and '70s that follows the explosive career of "The Dreams," a dynamite fictional R&B female singing trio.Buy Tickets


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PM's flip flop on MPPUBLISHED: 01 May 2012 00:35:27 | UPDATED: 01 May 2012 00:35:27PUBLISHED: 01 May 2012 PRINT EDITION: 01 May 2012
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After nearly four years of bad news for Labor, Craig Thomson has now been suspended from his party and will sit in the Parliament as an independent, despite him claiming that he is a Labor man and will vote with the Gillard government. This tricky attempt by Julia Gillard to save face won't succeed. What was that statement by her only days ago that she had "full confidence" in Thomson? This flip flop is so obvious. Thomson still asserts that he is innocent of any wrongdoing in relation to the alleged misuse of his union-issued credit card. Despite this, he still refuses to front up for an interview with the police. His refusal adds to the suspicion that he has something serious to hide. Gillard hopes that by dumping him she may get some fresh air. Unfortunately, there won't be enough air freshener around.
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GoPro remains at the pinnacle of sports-oriented compact video cameras.
Watch any broadcast of a daredevil stunts show or extreme sport and you will doubtless spot a little box attached to an appendage or vehicle. GoPro is the go-to guy of sports cameras.
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GoPro's 2012 line up of HERO3 cameras has been split into three: the White, Silver and Black editions all sport different megapixel counts and frame rates. The Black Edition is the top dog with a twelve-megapixel sensor capable of shooting larger images and with enough processing power to snap bursts of 11MP images at 30 frames per second.
The HERO3 is also smaller and lighter by 25 grams. The weight reduction is very welcome for anyone that's ridden with one atop their head.
Also down in size, but not capacity, are the battery and memory card slot, which now utilises microSD cards.
As with the previous models you have the option of recording video in PAL or NTSC. Shooting modes go from WVGA (848 x 480 pixels) at 240 frames per second through to the more common 720p and 1080p, up to 120fps and 60fps respectively.
The only things about the camera that have got bigger are the operational buttons for the menu and shutter activation: an improvement over the previous model, as it makes operating the camera inside and outside the housing easier.
GoPro HERO3 at a glance
Sensor: 12-megapixel
Lens: f/2.8 6-element aspherical glass lens
Memory : Micro SD class 10 or higher, supports up to 64GB
Viewfinder: No
LCD Screen: Optional LCD Touch BacPac £79.99, 3.5mm headphone jack
Video resolution: WVGA, 720p, 960p, 1080p, 1440p, 2.7K, 2.7K Cin, 4K, 4K Cin
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Focus modes: Auto
Max burst rate: 30fps at 11MP
Shutter speeds: Up to 240 fps (848 x 480 pixels)
Weight: 73g
Dimensions: 1.7 x 1.5 x 2.2 cm
Power supply: Li-ion 3.7V 1050mAh 3.885Wh. Charge via USB
The GoPro cameras have come a long way. Major motion picture producers use them. Hobbyists use them. They can be put places "regular" cameras cannot, yet they can do the same job as almost any other camera. I've used up to four GoPros when recording myself racing a car, but I've also used them to shoot BTS (Behind the scenes) for training purposes. They are what I like to call "set it and forget it" cameras. But with the addition of the GoPro Hero3 Black edition, there is now the opportunity to get near broadcast quality, and to add more interesting stop motion, time lapse and stills to the mix.
With a wide array of accessories, and wide availability (you can get GoPro stuff online, at any big camera store or even at Best Buy) there's no doubt in my mind that GoPro will continue to dominate the market. It does have competitors, but none of them have the traction or loyalty that GoPro has.
The new GoPro Hero3 series is a revolutionary step for these cameras and if you can afford the black edition, you get everything you need to create some amazing stuff. Highly recommended.
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Date Posted : 2012-04-30
Category : Talent Gigs
Well established small local bar needs resident DJ for Fri and Sat nights form 10:30 pm to 2:30 am
Time to bring on some new talent for our weekends.
Currently have an awesome DJ but he is no longer available on Sat nights. We will miss him
We have a young customer base so the DJ needs to be no older than 30-35
Top 40 mainstream of current and recent past.
A well rounded mix of all other genres.
Exp a must in bars/clubs/etc
You only need to bring your personal laptop/software/library
Dynamic personality is needed.
Sorry but we do not need a human juke box. Plenty of them around.
We have complete sound system to hook into including ability to have Music Videos to all TV's
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UTech plans counselling session for beaten student
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The University of Technology (UTech) says it is conducting investigations into Thursday night's beating of a male student at the school's compound.
"The University is investigating what led to the event and how we can best handle it," Hector Wheeler, Director of Advancement at UTech said Friday afternoon.
Security guards reportedly beat a student accused of being a homosexual after he sought refuge in the university's guardhouse in his effort to elude an angry mob.
Allegations are that two male students were found in a compromising position in a bathroom on the campus.
One managed to escape and the other ended up in the guardroom.
"While we may want to have short-term measure this calls for long-term measures that deal with on the job training and how professionals are expected to conduct themselves. This isn't to say we haven't done anything in the past," Wheeler said, regarding the conduct of the guards.
He said that UTech has spoken to the beaten student but was not in a position to divulge any information about his wellbeing, adding that counselling sessions were conducted with the accused students.
The university was also seeking to find out if other students were involved in the mob attack, Wheeler said.
"The university is having meetings to determine how to best handle the affairs of the students (involved) in the best way possible, and with little or no security risk—in reference to them doing end of semester exams."
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