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Superlodge Absecon/Atlantic CityLocated 4 miles from the Atlantic City International Airport, this Absecon motel is a 10-minute drive from the Atlantic City boardwalk and the nearby casinos.
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Country Hearth Inn & Suites Atlantic CityWithin 10 miles of casinos, beaches and the Atlantic City Boardwalk, this non-smoking motel in Galloway offers shuttle service to Atlantic City International Airport.
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The Econo Lodge is convenient to the Garden State Parkway and Atlantic City Expressway, just six miles from the world-famous Atlantic City Boardwalk and Atlantic City beaches.
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The Atlantic City Boardwalk is a 15 minute drive from this Galloway, New Jersey motel. It features an outdoor pool with a deck and offers cable TV with HBO in every room.
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The bed was very comfortable and the location was great. Very affordable.
The room condition wasn't the best, the wallpaper was pealing from the wall and the smell had a faint stinch of cigarette smoke.
Way up! Jay was awesome! I would recommend Super 8 to all my friends! Thanks!
There were biscruit crumbs on the bed sheet. Did they clean it? No next time.
The staff tries to give me a nasty queen room with bugs when I booked a king and when we were about to leave because it was nasty then he offered me the room I ordered originally. The sheets were dirty and upon leaving saw staff cleaning rooms with frebreeze and disinfectant. They never took the bed sheets from the room only towel. Very nasty and not clean. Would never recommend even if it were free. Very nasty!!!
Everything was good
The little refrigerator had mold inside. The chair seats were all stained and the so called free breakfast was basically non existent.
Everything was good and the staff are friendly, my stay was quit and relaxing
There is nothing bad about the place
I like the location and was quiet and it was a nice clean room
I had no problems with it
Rooms were clean.....location great!!!!
We needed a last minute place to stay while vacationing. We only slept and showered there as most of our vacation was spent on the beach, boardwalk, zoo, shoppibg, etc from morning to night.
Breakfast was included in the stay but was not available as desvribed. Cereal was stale and milk was warm. There was juice but it had spoiled and was still being served. We had to ask several times for wash clothes, towels, and toilet paper as it was not available upon request.
There was dirty cups in the refrigerator, floors was dirty & sticky; room smelt bad even after we sprayed in it. I have stayed @ this location before & it was enjoyable. We will never stay here again.
Comfortable mattress & pillow
Base boards falling off, photos, broken tile in bath. Selection of TV, the Pylon said HBO, big joke.
location close to eating and shopping
everything else about my stay was bad....my room was dirty...it smelled like stail smoke...staff showed little concern...I was there 5 days and my room cleaned one time that was the day before I left..i ran out of towels and even toilet paper..i hav stayed at a super 8 before but never again at this local..and last and by no means least when I returned home and unpacked my watch was missing even tho I wore it on sat....and my room was cleaned for the only time on sunday
Rooms were smelly dirty they look very uncomfortable I asked for my money back and they were kind enough to redeem all the some The location looks great by exterior but horrible when you walk inside the room
The jacuzzi
Room wasn't ventilated for a while given the stinchy odor. Needed to keep front door open for over 1/2 hour to allow for easier, comfortable breathing. Staff wasn't courteous when I asked if breakfast items were to be replenished including coffee and they said no. It was only 8:30 AM!!! I regret leaving a tip!
It was so gross! The bed had no fitted sheet on it! Pillows had stains! The dresser was broken (missing drawer)! Stains on the walls and carpet! Black mold on the wall!
The dirty room...the sheets were black..holes in the walls..mystery stains everywhere..walls,floor,tanle
Clean, safe, quiet, great value for money paid. Staff nice. Room clean.
Bathroom door in my room needs to be cut at bottom to accomodate open and close properly. Carpet and chair covers need to be cleaned.
The owners are very pleasant and customer service attentive . The parking lot is very big and within walking distance to the WaWa.
Our first stay here was better than our recent last visit here. We requested a nonsmoking room but on our most recent stay our room smelled overwhelming of smoke and during the evening the odor was so bad we had difficulty sleeping. Also, the hairdryer was missing from our room, there was a hole in the wall near the sink/ vanity , and the toilet paper holder was broken off of wall. As stated earlier, the owners are friendly and attentive, but it would be a more pleasant stay if they strictly enforced the" no smoking" policy in certain rooms to accommodate non smoking guests
location was good,
Refrigerator didn;t work, not a full roll of toilet paper 3 1/2 rolls sitting on the back of the toilet bowl,shower curtain rod half fallen off
Best value around the area. Clean room and maid come in to make the bed everyday. Will certainly come back to stay.
air condition was so loud the choice was stay cool and not sleep, or being hot and not sleeping. no place to brew coffee except floor. shabby bed spread peeling paint
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A Canticle for Leibowitz
By Walter M. Miller
(Harper Voyager, Paperback, 9780060892999, 352pp.)
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Winner of the 1961 Hugo Award for Best Novel and widely considered one of the most accomplished, powerful, and enduring classics of modern speculative fiction, Walter M. Miller, Jr.'s A Canticle for Leibowitz is a true landmark of twentieth-century literature -- a chilling and still-provocative look at a post-apocalyptic future.
In a nightmarish ruined world slowly awakening to the light after sleeping in darkness, the infant rediscoveries of science are secretly nourished by cloistered monks dedicated to the study and preservation of the relics and writings of the blessed Saint Isaac Leibowitz. From here the story spans centuries of ignorance, violence, and barbarism, viewing through a sharp, satirical eye the relentless progression of a human race damned by its inherent humanness to recelebrate its grand foibles and repeat its grievous mistakes. Seriously funny, stunning, and tragic, eternally fresh, imaginative, and altogether remarkable, A Canticle for Leibowitz retains its ability to enthrall and amaze. It is now, as it always has been, a masterpiece.

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The Babadook
Widowed mum Amelia (Essie Davis) finds caring for her wayward child Samuel (Noah Wiseman) a tall order. But shes more or less coping until a scary picture book about the mysterious Babadook starts to haunt this single parent family
Guys and girls go to war in this twisty and cynical battle of the sexes from black British writer-director-actor Leon Herbert
Four years hard graft brought black filmmaker and actor Leon Herbert's film to a British cinema scene otherwise dominated by whites. But this worthy hype can't disguise that, on viewing, Emotional Backgammon> falters towards a ludicrous ending.
Sparring between boyfriends and girlfriends isn't a new subject, but Herbert's cast and funky London setting make his battle of the sexes start out enjoyably. However, as it examines the way we become jaded by insecurities and bad relationships, the film descends into unimaginative stereotypes: men playing it cool, women playing at seduction.
Cynical as the subject matter is, it's hard not to notice most of the venom is directed towards the women ("bitches"). And when it takes an unbelievable twist towards the end, it's hard to believe the film ever had a grip on realistic people or, for that matter, emotions.
Early on, Herbert hit on the way in which people's advice is coloured by their own experiences and bitterness, dispatching tips as a way of absolving themselves while selfishly controlling the actions of others. It's a shame that this thoughtful aspect is undermined by apparent misogyny and the need to place shock value in the film's conclusion.
What starts out like a British Two Can Play At That Game ends up an unbelievable psychodrama. While it's a relief to see that black British filmmakers actually exist, and Herbert's dedication is admirable, Emotional Backgammon won't be the film to put them on the map.
Widowed mum Amelia (Essie Davis) finds caring for her wayward child Samuel (Noah Wiseman) a tall order. But shes more or less coping until a scary picture book about the mysterious Babadook starts to haunt this single parent family
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house is on a large lot of property very private with palm trees and beautiful garden of tropical flowers .house has full kitchen stocked 70 inch TV internet with computer and wireless access . Has large swimming pool and Hot Tub with a water fall going into the pool ...all items in house has been upgraded with new carpet and air conditioning .gated community .very quiet neighborhood ..lush green lawn Flowers ...very private ...all rooms have queen beds and the areo bed is a queen . I have just updated the house to be in great shape for you to feel at home in the house ..very large Lani to enjoy friends coming over..washing machine and dryer. toaster blender micro wave oven and stove .large refrigerator coffee maker and other kitchen appliances ..
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I have owned the house for 11 years now and love working on it so not only when the guest arrive they see something special but when I am in town and stay at the house I fall in love with the house each time I stay there. I am back and forth to walnut creek Ca to see family and friends . I have two grandsons and I am watching them grow up to be great young men .they are now 11 and 15 it is wonderful being a grandparent...
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The DROID BIONIC, it's no secret, hasn't been launched bug-free. In fact, there's a number of bugs, particularly the dreaded data connection drop, that make using the BIONIC a major annoyance at times. Verizon has apparently been keeping track, and has a very detailed list of the glitches currently afflicting the phone, given to a customer in a support e-mail (weird, we know). The good folks over at Droid-life have compiled a "Top 10" bug list along with all the reported issues (here), and we've excerpted a few that we've noticed most:
Before we get rolling with this review, I want to get one thing out in the open: I don't like cases. On any of my devices. They add bulk, restrict access to certain elements of the hardware (in some situations), and are just all around inconvenient. Honestly -- what's the point of having one of the thinnest tablets (or phones) on the planet just so you can fatten it up with a case?
The HTC Flyer was the Taiwanese handset company's first foray into the tablet game - a 7" device with a 1.5GHz single-core processor, two cameras, an SD card slot, and 16GB of storage (digital stylus not included). At $500, it was pretty obviously overpriced. But for 300 bucks, the this tablet is at least nearing what we'd call the competitive range.
The Flyer runs Gingerbread, though a Honeycomb update is in the pipes, and its bootloader presents no obstacles to the flashing of custom ROMs.
The wait is finally over - Thunderbolt users can now officially pull the latest update for their devices, Android Gingerbread 2.3.4, fresh from the oven.
When we reported that Amazon was working on a number of Android devices earlier this year, shortly thereafter, reports began surfacing that the company would release two Android tablets before year's end, one 7", the other 10". The 7" device, now known as the Kindle Fire, is obviously for real.
But what about its supposed big brother? At this point, it seems almost imminent that it will be released. It also sounds very much like Amazon will unveil this bigger, better, Fiery-er device in time for Christmas in the US, and now we've got at least two reasons to think this is happening.
So there you are, at the end of the two-year agreement with your current carrier. You're at fork in the road. On one hand, you could drop a couple hundred bucks for a new phone, sign a new agreement, and start the cycle all over again. On the other, you could spend a couple hundred bucks with Virgin Mobile, nix the contract, and be a free man (or woman, whatevs). So what do you do?
If you've downloaded or had the Android 2.3.6 update pushed to your AT&T, T-Mobile, or unlocked Nexus S recently without issue, consider yourself lucky. None of this applies to the Nexus S 4G on the Sprint network.
While we reported that the update was breaking Wi-Fi and USB tethering initially, it seems something much, much worse is happening to some users who have received 2.3.6 OTA.
If you check out this Google thread, you'll see a number of poor souls have had all cellular connectivity stripped from their devices after updating.
Looking to get a full-color eReader on the cheap? Or perhaps a CyanogenMod conversion candidate? DailySteals is offering up refurbished B&N NOOK Color tablets for just $150, shipping included (next best price we've found is $190 shipped for a refurb).
That's quite a steal for a 7" IPS display, complete with the NOOK's signature carabineer hook thing. The NOOK Color has been renowned for its hackability, particularly because you can get it to run CyanogenMod 7 pretty easily.
Panasonic has announced a unique Android offering headed for Softbank, a Japanese carrier, officially unveiling the Lumix Phone 101P today.
The Lumix Phone looks almost exactly like a pocket-sized digital camera, except for its 4" touch screen and Android 2.3 software. Under its surprisingly slender frame, it houses some interesting specs:
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So, by now you've heard of the Galaxy Nexus/Nexus Prime/Droid Prime/Samsung Prime... or whatever we're calling it these days. If you haven't, well... you should find a rock with internet access to live under. Details are few and far between, but thanks to the guys over at MyDroidWorld, we have a full listing of the installed system apps to gander at while we wait for something better to come along.


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Cubs say time was right to promote Javy Baez
BY GORDON WITTENMYER Staff Reporter August 4, 2014 9:41PM
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DENVER — So why now?
One day later, manager Rick Renteria stressed: ''There's no hurry. There's no pressure to do anything right now [with Baez].''
Yet here comes Baez, who is expected to make his major-league debut at second base Tuesday against the Colorado Rockies.
What changed so fast? Certainly, it couldn't have been the lobbying from some corners of the Cubs' clubhouse to see Baez ''soon''?
Jason McLeod, the Cubs' top scouting and player-development executive, said the decision was made during a 24-hour period in which Baez hit his 22nd and 23rd home runs and drew two walks Sunday for Class AAA Iowa.
''As we kept having more internal conversations about it, we always talked first and foremost about his development,'' McLeod said. ''Obviously, September was out there. We'd talked about a September call-up and what that would mean.''
Holding Baez off until next season would have added the benefit of a delayed start to his big-league service time and longer club control.
''Ultimately, it fell back on what was in the best interest for him and the best interest of the team,'' McLeod said. ''He's been really good on defense, taking a lot of pride in his defense and really just showing us this maturation process that continues to improve.''
Baez, an All-Star shortstop throughout the minors, recently converted to second base with an eye toward a quicker path to the big-league club.
''As we sat and talked about it over the weekend,'' McLeod said, ''it became more and more clear to us this was a time — now — we should really consider.''
That doesn't mean the floodgates are about to open wide, he said.
Highly regarded prospect Arismendy Alcantara, who figures to see a lot of time in center field now that Baez has been promoted, arrived last month. Outfielder Jorge Soler, the $30 million Cuban free agent who only in the last two months has put together a consistently healthy stretch, is on the 40-man roster and at Iowa. He might be in line for a September call-up, depending on his finish.
Beyond that, this is probably it for a glimpse into the Cubs' vision for their future.
''Obviously, my feeling is the sooner guys get up here and learn this league and fail in this league and succeed in this league,'' All-Star first baseman Anthony Rizzo said, ''the sooner we're going to find out really where we're at.''


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Artists often complain that their labels do not pay enough attention to them. This might be true. However, one of the perks of being signed to a major label – especially one with a gigantic roster of artists– is the top level talent that is available for 16 blazing bars or an extremely catchy hook. Labels mates Plies and Trey Songz, both of whom would probably love more attention too, figured this out. After Plies jumped on a remix to Trey's Can't Help But Wait, Trey has returned the favor and appears on a remix to Plies new single, Bust It Baby. Unlike Trey's release schedule, though, Plies and Atlantic have decided to hop from one project directly to the next. So while Hypnotized is still at the top of the Billboard and radio charts, Bust It Baby (and its remix) are on the prowl.
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Heavy rains wash out Arkansas rice levees, spark flood warnings
For some parts of Arkansas, the landscape has become more water than land.
The deadly storm system that surged across the state on Sunday brought up to 7 inches of rain in some places and revived images of past flooding when rivers across the Arkansas Delta rose from their banks claiming homes, businesses and roads. Fourteen people died in Sunday night's storms.
The National Weather Service had flood warnings in effect Monday for the White River at Augusta, Batesville, Clarendon, Georgetown and Newport; the Cache River near Patterson; the Spring River at Imboden and Hardy; the Eleven Point River near Ravenden Springs; and the Black River at Pocahontas and Black Rock. A flood advisory was in effect for the White River at Des Arc.
Andy Vangilder, Clay County Extension staff chair for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, said heavy rains had submerged some fields entirely, and most fields were flooded at their low ends.
"A lot of our rice levees were washed down and will have to be built back up when the land dries," he said Monday. For those parts of fields underwater, "if the water gets off soon, we may possibly not lose too much crop."
Having local rivers recede may take some time, because some of the water is still draining south from Missouri.
Frequent rain and the cool temperatures this spring have frustrated Arkansas farmers trying to plant crops.
Before Sunday's rain, "we were just starting to get in good shape," Vangilder said.
In Lee County, Extension Staff Chair Stan Baker said some spots received more than four inches of rain Sunday night and more than six inches since Thursday night. However, in general, the county's farms looked to be in pretty good shape.
"With all the rain, there are some fields under water, and a replant may be necessary, but most of these fields had not been planted yet," he said Monday. "There were a lot of acres planted in the county the past two weeks. The rain was needed in many of the fields because the soil had crusted, and the rain softened it to make plant emergence easier."
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Bounce up to the sky, bounce back down low, with a Mighty Bouncing Bouncy Ball, you'll be bouncing everywhere you go. This small but mighty ball is really easy to make, so bouncing will begin in no time. Make a bouncy ball as one of the most simple crafts for kids whenever you have a spare moment. This craft is perfect for every age, and there are endless possibilities of how to play with them. Compare them with your friends to see whose bouncy ball bounces the highest. See if you can figure out how to make the bounciest bouncy ball ever.
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Tournaments / Re: ROC vs BUZZ 2013« on: August 21, 2013, 09:10:46 AM »
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do we have to use their crap to participate???if you had a sponsor would you come out, demonstrate a few of your infinite disc skills and pass along the crap you don't want to some new player?
Sorry, I mean disc to participate?
Basically my question is: do I have to give Discraft 25$ to participate in this event?
Closer to one million dollarssszzz
even cooler!So...am Ultimate player won your disc golf champeenship? Cool.
Actually, the top 3 finishers are ultimate players.
I didn't like the "Disc Golf" Keens... But, my Keen Terghee II are the best shoe I've ever had to date.two votes for targhee twos. waterproof, substantial; everyday/golf shoe for 200+lb abuser of footwear.


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What a delightful wonderful tale! Sarah Addison Allen's writing is a bit like Anne Tyler's, but with a little magical realism and and little more optimism thrown in. I liked how you got to know each character's back story, how they became who they are. I liked the ending though personally, I could see it coming. And the book had a positive impact on my body image.
A creative retelling of Cinderella – with a little Tam Lin thrown in. Ash becomes an indentured servant to her stepmother when her father's debts come due. She sees fairyland as an escape from her drudgery and abuse. The fairy Sidhean who could steal her away from mortals is reluctant to do so, seemingly because he is cursed to love her and have his heart broken. Eventually, Ash falls in love with the Kings Huntress, and realizes, she might want to stay in the mortal realm. Enjoyable, fast-paced read.
Another story where the orphan maiden is sacrificed to the local dragon, and eventually marries the prince of the kingdom.
Not all goes as planned, first, they weren't sure the dragon still existed, since no one had seen him. Then it turns out the dragon really didn't want to deal with humans, he was too old, and humans too dangerous. Then it turns out that dragons horde very different items depending on their own particular interest. This particular dragon hordes shoes. The protagonist Creel, gets a pair of shoes from the dragon, shoes with special powers. A delightful tale, I did think back to the Stolen Child, about the theme, enjoying what you've got, when Creel was living in the dragon's cave, eating well, pleasant company, and able to embroider to her heart's content. To someone who would love more time to craft, it sounded idea.. Not as good as the other 2 books I've read by Day, the pacing was a bit too intense towards the end for me.
Clarissa Pinkola Estes examines archetypal themes in fairy tales relevant to unleashing creativity and letting your unique talents blossom. Estes uses a combination of Jungian psychology together with family wisdom to explain the significance of various tales. I learned that she had been held at gunpoint down in Guatemala, during a period of civil unrest, listening to her inner voice/angel, she eventually started singing to her kidnappers, who let her go, saying the singing was driving them nuts. She finishes each chapter with a blessing. I really liked this title, As it was so deep & rich, I wouldn't want to read several back to back. I really enjoyed this book, & feel like I benefited from her wisdom.
This was a mixed bag of tales. Some lived up to the advertising, others were less successful. One of the problems I had with some of the tales, is telling me how smart the protagonist is, and then all she did was sprinkle magic fairy dust that she had from somewhere to solve all the villages problems. I realize it is more difficult to show instead of tell, in short tales, but maybe you can't have short fairy tales that cannot be shown, but must be told. I did enjoy the story Janet Burd (a Tam Lin variation), as well as the Mollee Whoppee story.
Another delightful retelling of a fairy tale by Jessica Day George, this time, we revisit the story Cinderella. In this version it is the Fairy Godmother who is wicked, and Eleanora (Cinderella) is but a victim. The protagonist is Poppy one of the Twelve Dancing Princesses from an earlier book. I think I must read all of this author's books – they are enchanting!
Odd is a kid who smiles all the time, even after his father dies. The village people do Not understand him. Then he attempts to use his father's giant axe, and in the process injures his leg; he builds himself a crutch and drags himself home. His mother remarries a man who doesn't care for Odd. But Odd perseveres, using the talents he has, he is able to help out the Norse gods, Odin, Loki, and Thor, who have been turned into different animals. This was a fun short read.
A reinterpretation of Snow White. In this fractured version, the protagonist, an innkeeper's daughter, is a larger girl who is sometimes treated poorly by other people because of her looks. However, she has the most beautiful voice in the kingdom. This was well written and challenged our culture's obsession with good looks, asking the reader to question our assumptions we make based on physical attractiveness.
A satire on Political Correctness covering a number of common fairy tales. In one the helpful woodsman gets his head chopped off, for intruding and doubting that Little Red Riding Hood and the wolf, couldn't work out their own problems. It was ok, I did learn some things about discrimination and different ways of viewing the world.
A wonderful entrancing story! a hobgoblin, trades places with the real Henry Day, getting a chance to life out a human life, after waiting about 100 years for his turn. The previous Henry Day, now renamed Anaday, struggles to make sense of his world, and to fit in with the band of hobgoblins. Both characters struggle to figure out what to do with the lives that they have. I like the fact that Donohue took a familiar narrative, that of the stolen/exchanged child, and tackled deeper questions of what it means to live a meaningful life. This book reminded me of both and Kazuo Ishiguro's "Never Let me Go" as well as Adam Phillips' book Missing Out (which had too much psychoanalysis for me to finish).
Black Orchid tells or retells the story of one of DC comic's superheroes (or superheroines). The Black Orchid had appeared in DC Comics of the 1970's. Neil Gaiman performs a twist on the usual narrative of a superhero. The story begins with our superhero getting killed in the beginning pages. Then a former friend uses the woman's DNA to create a plant/human hybrid, that has different superpowers. It is a very violent story, with death upon death of the both the good and the bad guys. Lex Luther is the main bad guy, while other superheroes/villains make cameo appearances. This title is credited with helping to break the way for less traditional graphic novels.
Apparently the Harlequin is a stock character in European and British theater specifically, the Commedia dell'Arte format – along with a whole host of other characters – including Columbine – his love interest. In this retelling of the Harlequin's usual story, Gaiman adds a twist to the standard narrative. Even though I was not familiar with the standard narrative, I could see that giving the woman powers and moving her into a main character status is a twist on the standard narrative where the woman is often the object, and Not the subject. Interesting piece.
Did you know that the Puritans banned the celebration of Christmas in the US & UK for almost 2 Centuries! So working Christmas was the norm, when Bob Cratchit asked Scrooge for the day off. The Christmas Carol story makes it seem as if, Scrooge is being a mean person, as opposed to a law-abiding citizen, a shrewd business person. The biggest reason for the revival of the winter holiday celebration in Britain & America was the book, the Christmas Carol; the 2nd reason for the revival of celebrating Christmas, was the press' fascination with the young Queen Victoria & Prince Albert from Germany who captured the royal families' Christmas Tree in the newspaper. The "tradition" caught on.
A pioneer in the world consciousness effort, Shakti Gawain details the practical technique of using mental imagery and affirmation to produce positive life changes. This includes the Pink Bubble Technique, Grounding and Running Energy. I find these exercises very useful and recommend work by Shakti Gawain.
Martin a career criminal with OCD, only steals items that won't be missed. Food, cleaning supplies, and higher end pieces, like jewelry that hasn't been used or silver. He likes his "clients" and when he accidentally knocks a toothbrush in the toilet, he is unable to just wash it off, but rather replaces it, which leads him to his first good deed. He begins to think that maybe he is meant to be in these houses for more than personal acquisitions.
Something missing refers to both the items in people's homes as well as relationships in Martin's life.
Trapped in an Underwater Vessel with a Brilliant Mad Misanthrope! that about sums it up. Since our challenge this month was classics, and I haven't tried many graphic novels, I thought I'd give this book a go. This is my 2nd or 3rd graphic novel, and I find I don't get much out of these [though as a kid, some of the Classic Comics really brought to life some of the classics, but others didn't work]. On top of the limited plot-line the artwork was dreary, you could have had some beautiful underwater scenes, for example of Atlantis or the cool fish. But No.


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Los Angeles Coliseum and Other REALLY Important RFPs in SoCAL
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Sam Lubell.
The architecture business seems to be—slowly—rounding back into form in Southern California. One indicator? A bunch of Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and Requests for Qualifications (RFQs) for major public projects. One of the most significant is the $70 million renovation of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, whose management was taken over by the University of Southern California (USC) this summer. The iconic Parkinson & Parkinson–designed building will undergo long-delayed updates throughout, including improved sight lines, seating, concessions, audio/visual, lighting, restrooms, and much more. The stadium's last major upgrade came in 1993. The shortlist for the project for now includes Populous, NBBJ, DLR, HNTB, Gensler, and 360 Architecture.
Cliff Garten Inserts Sculptural "Ribbons" Into San Francisco's 50 UN Plaza
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Sam Lubell.
Los Angeles–based artist Cliff Garten has just completed his latest commission: Ribbons, a series of landscapes and sculptures in the courtyard of the Beaux-Arts 50 United Nations Plaza in San Francisco. The symmetrical design riffs on the existing structure's classical uniformity by inserting a sculptural collage of paving, seating, fountains, and plantings into the building's 20,000 square foot courtyard.
Team or No Team, City of Industry to Start Work on LA Stadium Site
Friday, October 25, 2013
Sam Lubell.
Just when we thought the idea of a new football stadium in Los Angeles was completely dead, this just in. The Pasadena Star News reported that the City of Industry is planning to begin grading land for its proposed $800 million stadium, developed by Majestic Realty and designed by architect Dan Meis, who now works for Woods Bagot.
Video> AN Tours James Corner Field Operations' Wildly Popular Tongva Park in Santa Monica
Monday, October 21, 2013
Sam Lubell.
Santa Monica's Tongva Park, which had its soft opening last month, officially opened this past weekend. Already, the undulating, grassy expanse, located west of Santa Monica City Hall, has become a huge hit in the community. AN reporter James Brasuell reported on the park previously and has now returned to explore James Corner Field Operations's newest park in more detail in the video above.
Solar Decathlon Goes So Cal
Friday, October 4, 2013
Sam Lubell.
The U.S. Department of Energy's Solar Decathlon has officially moved west. The bi-annual event, in which college teams vie against each other to build top-tier solar powered homes, opened yesterday at the Orange County Great Park. After a decade in Washington D.C. the competition had overstayed its welcome on the National Mall, and was looking for a new place to get the word out about sustainability, said event founder Richard King. The Great Park beat out sites in 20 cities around the country. Read More
Name Changers: Los Angeles Architects Get New Identities
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Sam Lubell.
What's in a name? It seems that every time we get used to an architect's name they go ahead and change it. We're still confused by the name Ennead Architects (formerly Polshek Partnership), and we can't get our heads around monikers like Rogers Stirk Harbour (formerly Richard Rogers Partnership) and Populous (formerly HOK Sport). Not to mention the headaches when firms like AECOM swallow the likes of Ellerbe Becket and EDAW.
The latest on the new name train are some of LA's brightest firms. Daly Genik Architects is now Kevin Daly Architects. And wHY Architecture is now why design. The former came as a result of shuffled leadership—partners Kevin Daly and Chris Genik parted ways amicably. The latter is a branding change to broaden the firm's scope beyond architecture. Both have completely new web sites. And both, no doubt, will puzzle us all until we finally come to terms with the inevitability of change.
California Governor Mulling Bill Helping Architects Keep Control of Their Plans
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Sam Lubell.
AB 630, a bill that ensures that no one can use an architect's "instruments of service" (i.e. plans, drawings, schematics) without his or her written permission, recently passed the California legislature without a single no vote. The bill passed the Assembly 78-0 and the State Senate 37-0. But now architects are getting nervous, since governor Jerry Brown has not decided whether he will sign it.
Proposal to Build a Park Atop Los Angeles' 101 Freeway Gets Big Push From City
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Sam Lubell.
In recent years several proposals have been floated for freeway cap parks in Los Angeles with barely any traction. Until now. On Friday LA City Council voted to have various city departments (including planning and engineering) partner with nonprofit Friends of Park 101 to raise funds for a park that would bridge the 101 Freeway, connecting Downtown's Civic Center with Olvera Street and Union Station. Possible grants could come from local, state, and federal sources. It's still a long way from happening, but this is a big deal. Friends of the Hollywood Central Park have created a function on their web site where users can design their own cap park, but if Park 101 gets some of these funds we could be building a park downtown for real.
First Steps At Los Angeles' Pershing Square
Friday, September 6, 2013
Sam Lubell.
Last week Los Angeles councilman, Jose Huizar, announced the formation of a 21-member task force to help re-imagine Pershing Square, the beleaguered central park in the middle of downtown. The group includes local residents, design and architecture experts, business people, and government officials. Huizar said he hoped they could bring "a wide-range of ideas and perspectives to the discussion." They'll also have to develop an agenda and a timeline, and figure out how to fund the project.
AECOM Selected To Design New Arena for the NBA's Sacramento Kings
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Sam Lubell.
AECOM, already busy working with Snøhetta on a basketball arena in San Francisco, has been chosen to design the new downtown basketball facility for the Sacramento Kings. Renderings for the project, set to open by 2016, will not be released until the fall, but earlier images, released when the ownership team was still competing for the site, show a pillow-shaped, glass ringed structure with a steep seating bowl and, rare for such a facility, natural light.
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It's not every day you get to see a Disney prince or princess in Bollywood. Now, we don't have to wait much longer. After months of promotions, teasers and music launches, Disney's "Khoobsurat" is ready to hit theaters Sept. 19. The world will meet the wonderfully quirky Mili Chakravarty, played by Sonam Kapoor, who finds herself in a whirlwind of a love story. Read More »
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Personal Statement: The Sacrifice to be the Perfect Student
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Street League pro skateboarder Billy Marks shares his thoughts on skating the X Games in L.A.
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State News
Star story prompts probe into firefighter murder case
The inspector general's office is looking into the actions of federal investigators involved in a case that sent five people to prison for life for the 1988 deaths of six Kansas City firefighters. The Kansas City Star reported in June that as many as 15 witnesses now say they were pressured to lie under oath in the trial.
Joplin man charged with contempt following scams
Concert and event promoter Derrick Gates is being charged with four contempt counts after failing to reimburse vendors he collected money from. The three events he had planned were never took place.
Former state representative dies of brain aneurysm
Rep. Sherman Parker was a member of the state House from 2003 to 2006.
Arrest made in murder of pregnant St. Louis woman
University City police arrested a 35-year-old man in connection with the murder. The slain 22-year-old woman was pregnant with her first child.
Ike's flash floods ravage Silex, Missouri
Remnants of Hurricane Ike caused flash floods through Missouri this week. In Silex, Mo., dozens of houses were damaged, leaving many residents of the town homeless.
Missouri Humane Society sends more rescuers to Texas
The Missouri Humane Society is sending six more animal rescuers to the southeastern Texas coast following an urgent request from that state's emergency management officials.
Head of Springfield charity for the blind charged with stealing
Micky L. Martin is accused of stealing more than $25,000 over 3 1/2 years.
Missouri scraps private financing for bridge projects
The credit market crunch has forced the state to pay for the projects through bonds.
Mo. doctors move to Kansas for lower malpractice costs
A Missouri physicians' group plans to build a new medical office building in Galena, Kan., citing lower malpractice insurance costs across the state line.
Abducted teen crashed car to make escape
Kory Wakefield, a 300-pound football player in Leadington, was abducted by gunpoint and forced to drive 200 miles before crashing his car to escape his abductor.
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Gee, they are knocking off characters on this show almost as fast as they did in the books. Every time that Sookie got dressed up fancy blood flew.
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Welcome George!
Oh! And check out a magazine called GEEK from Zinio e-magazines. I just got the lastest copy with a full 6 page spread of pictures and an interview with Nathan. Really cool -- as we used to say in the sixties -- with Nathan in an Indiana Jones outfit and styling as James 007 Bond.
If you think Kate is having a hard time on CASTLE, check out the Nikki Heat books. She could really use a break.
I loved when Martha says to Castle about having 'the talk' with Alexis. And he says "I learned so much..."
Also, "The poor girl, hiding in the closet.." made me want to her Martha's 'closet' stories.
Some cottage!!
I was on the floor laughing at Ryan's expression after the man says Kate's name. Detective, huh?
As to Wo Fat's escape, check out the very last episode of the original Hawaii 50. Steve finally slams the jail cell door on Wo Fat and strides away. Then Wo Fat pulls a file out of his shoe and smiles at the camera. Hey, the claw-copter was cool.
I read an article online a couple of weeks ago about passwords. The most popular password was PASSWORD followed by 1234567 and DRAGON.
Glad my passwords are totally obscure to anyone who isn't me. My sister couldn't guess them.
I'm a CASTLE fan too. I record it while I watch Hawaii 50. Nathan and Stana and Grace are all CANADIAN. Yee-haw! Great, eh!!
I've been a fan of Hawaii 50 since the first episode of the ORIGINAL SERIES way back in the SIXTIES. Gasp!!
I loved the fortune teller thinking that Dano and Kono were a couple: and their expressions and 'never-gonna-happen' denials.
Besides, back in the sixties, I was the geeky little sister who watched cop shows. Now I get to say things like: "you think that was scary, wait until Wo Fat shows up" and "Mary finally showed up, now the fun begins" and "Kono used to be a boy". That last one really got my sister's attention.


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->'''[[BigBad Raoul Silva]]:''' (''unbuttoning Bond's shirt to reveal scars'') Oh, see what she's done to you...\\
'''James Bond:''' Well, she never tied me to a chair.\\
'''Silva:''' (''caressing Bond's neck'') Her loss.
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* DatingCatwoman: To explicit romance between enemies.
* SlapSlapKiss: Romantic partners aren't enemies ''per se'', but they get into arguments that get physical...and then ''very'' physical.
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
7/12/2014 (3 months ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
What is Catholic to you? Is Catholic a part of your core identity, is it part of who you are? Are you a Champion of the Faith?
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
7/12/2014 (3 months ago)
Published in Living Faith
Keywords: Catholic, Catholic Team Global, join, help, support
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - We call ourselves Catholic, but how often do we live our Catholic identity? Are we lapsed Catholics, closet Catholics, or are we upfront and proud of our religious heritage? Or are we Champions?
Nearly a quarter of the United States population is Catholic, but very few display their Catholic identity. Often our Catholic identity is limited to a rosary hanging from a rearview mirror or a statue on a dusty shelf in grandmother's room.
This will not do.
Be proud to boldly proclaim your faith!
We have been boldly called to participate in the New Evangelization. This is a tremendous movement that harkens back to the epic conversions of the Americas and the Roman world. These truly were epic conversions in which millions of souls came to Christ by the courageous witness of the evangelizers who were ordinary people who went out to do extraordinary things by the power of the Holy Spirit. These people were true champions.
Today, the same courage is required of you that was once asked of these ordinary people.
It's not a crazy thought, so don't dismiss it! Think about it. Did you know that today there are more Christian martyrs being made every day than there were in ancient times? Today, more Catholics die for their faith or are routinely persecuted than died under the cruelest of Roman emperors.
This is true because the Catholic Church now has many enemies around the world, not just one. It's easier to hide from an emperor's army than it is to hide from multiple threats from many directions.
What are the threats? Militant Islam is one. Militant atheism and secularism is another, attacking from the other direction. Apathy comes at us from within. We lack the support that our ancient brothers and sisters enjoyed because we have stopped lifting one another up in the faith, especially in time of need.
We need champions. Where do we fine one? Have you got a mirror? So what if you're imperfect. So where the apostles. Remember Paul, how about Peter or Thomas? All imperfect men. Murderers, tax collectors, faithless, doubters super ordinary people with sins and pasts, yet champions because in the end they stepped up for Christ who taught that our past doesn't have to be our future.
Sadly, for many Catholics the only time we lift one another up is when a loved one dies or perhaps when we finally make it to Mass. We're too busy being everything but champions!
Knowing this, you bet we need conversion! We need it now more than ever.
Being Catholic isn't a Sunday thing, nor is it just for holidays [holy days]. Being Catholic is FOREVER. It is a way of life.
Some faiths are doing really well right now. Islam happens to be one of them. Why is that? It's because in Islam, the people lift one another up. In some places, the rifle compels the people to do so, but in many others, where violence isn't part of the practice, the faith communities are still strong and the people support one another. They marry exclusively in their faith. The provide one another with charity and mutual aid. They hire their neighbors for work and the buy and sell to one another.
Imagine if Catholics in America changed their attitudes and started doing this. Imagine if Catholics provided charity to one another, hired their neighbors and bought and sold amongst themselves. America would enjoy a Catholic renaissance, a New Evangelization that would attract even more people to the faith! Gone would be the days of not enough priests, desperate pleas for charity during the holidays and a widespread disregard for morals. Abortion would shrivel and die on the black vine it grows on today. Imagine if America became more Catholic. Think of the lives we can change, just by networking within our faith.
Today, we're inviting you to take a step with us towards doing just that. Catholic Team Global is a loose affiliation of Catholics around the world that agree Catholics need to lift one another in faith, and not just on Sundays, but every day.
We must pray for one another. Like this.
We must employ one another. Here's a work opportunity.
We must help one another. This way.
We must deal with one another. Like this.
Catholics should buy from Catholics just as Muslims buy from Muslims, Mormons from Mormons, and Jews from Jews and so on.
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Last we saw John Anthony, the DIEMON representer was in a dark mood, pondering what would happen were he to dietodae. Well, I'm happy to say that, as of today, the Southern spitter is still alive and kicking—a fact that he celebrates by wildin' out on newly-released promotional single Swat City. With labelmate Russ' lush, jazzy sample work bumping in the back, the Atlanta native takes a breather from the hustle to enjoy a few of life's finer things, including fly women, top-shelf liquors, Cuban cigars and the peerless hip-hop reportage supplied by The DJBooth. That's right; Anthony kicks off a list of his supporters in the blogosphere with a shout-out to your favorite online music publication. Though this joint isn't attached to a larger project, those who haven't already copped the project can hear more on the artist's recently-released Jxhn LP. As for Anthony's future plans, you'll just have to follow his example and keep your eyes glued to our pages for the latest.
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view from my room (pool and the strip), comfortable beds, nicely styled room, fun atmosphere, big flat screen tv, great deals at the 24 hour cafe - $9.99 all-you-can eat prime rib - Anonymous
Stay at this hotel was GREAT! Our flight arrive early around 10-11am we got to check in early (suite was avail). The suite we booked was nice and spacious,very clean with a nice view! Suite had everything we needed (fridge,microwave etc). Was also close to the strip (like a 2 min walk just cross the street an your on the strip). Would DEFINATELY stay here agin staff was nice an helpful as well. I give it 10 :) - Anonymous
Breakfast at Denny's was included (one can choose between 3 different dishes). Rooms were clean. Acoustic isolation towards other rooms was good! Clean room but carpet could be renewed in the future. Extremely good value for money!!! You cannot walk to the strip but parking is free in every hotel at the strip (follow the self-parking signs at each hotel). Many fast-food facilities (Wendy's, In-and-Out Burger etc.) just opposite! Enough free parking.Nice pool! Fast Wifi - Anonymous
- got what I paid for : Superior View room: was indeed on 23rd floor with great view on strip/vulcano
- great pool!
- location
- great Cirque du Soleil ' Beatles' LOVE show: hotel guests get 30% off.(enter free for your M-card as offered when checking in). That 30% off is indeed a better deal than what the 'Tix4Tonight' can offer ; the ygo 20% less max and may sell you single seat tickets - Anonymous
Great location, value for money and service. We stayed in the Madison
Avenue rooms and they were huge. Comfy beds, dark and cool rooms with
the curtains closed, if you weren't in Vegas you could happily stay
in the room all day. Bath was big and plenty of hot water. You
wouldn't have to leave the hotel if you didn't want to. Pool was
great and well priced drinks and snacks. Huge arcade level for the kids
up near the roller coaster. - Anonymous
The place was really clean and absolutely amazing it was very accurate
to the description and I loved that it was an I closed hotel. Staff was
great helpful and nice they had a shuttle leading to the strip which was
awesome! A pool just for adults and two for families. It was a great
stay would stay again and recomed - Anonymous
Location is ideal along the strip. Many tours use the hotel as a pick-up
point. Fashion Mall adjacent. Free tram linking Treasure Island to The
Mirage. Metro bus-stop outside, which for only $8 allows you to ride the
strip and visit Fremont street; this ticket is valid for 24 hours- a
little known Las Vegas secret. - Anonymous
A nice, clean, comfortable room and a more than fair price. - Albert
I cannot rate the staff because we had 2 experiences, one bad, one
great. The first woman we checked in with was just snotty-attempting to
be business like, but really, was a b----. Wouldn't give us a good
rate, so we made reservations from Booking right then and there. Then,
went to the other check in person, named Derek, and he was great. The
booking hadn't come through yet, so he had someone do it manually,
and gave us a great suite. This hotel is wonderful---off the strip, and
quiet. We not - Anonymous
The room was huge and had a great bathroom! The bed was a king and super comfy! Staff were friendly and helpful when needed. Great range of restaurants within the hotel as well! Would definitely stay there again, money well spent - Anonymous
The food is excellent!!
People working there excellent! - Anonymous
We got an upgrade room at no charge, they were super helpful, we ordered room service twice and it was great. They made our stay wonderful. I live in Vegas and like to stay on the strip when going out, and have therefore stayed at many hotel/casinos. Planet Hollywood is definately on my short list of places I want to stay again. - Anonymous


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Schmidt answers Google antitrust claims
Google boss Eric Schmidt has said that antitrust investigations targeting the company in the EU and Texas are "stimulated" by interested competitors and that — contrary to one of the complaints filed in the EU — the company's "Universal Search" setup does not unfairly drive traffic to Google services at the expense of rivals. " …
Mixture schmixture
Someone ought to get Schmidt a ten foot inflatable red herring to throw around at these gigs, it'd be less crashingly obvious than what comes out of his mouth.
hid for legal considerations...
Sure, why let a little thing like privacy or the law get in the way of business?
"Get int he way of business?"
Um...we're talking about an American company here. Isn't it functionally heresy in that country to allow /anything/ to get in the way of business? Privacy, ethics, human rights, you name it? Pretty much to the point that they burn you as a witch for mentioning it? If some country has inconvenient laws…move your operations to one which is more pliant. If your customers start to grow the faintest glimmerings of a conscience then unleash the marketing department and get out the giant hammer of "patriotism" "fear" "terrorists" or whatever else is required to deflect attention.
Why do you think the world has to keep relying on the EU to enforce common decency on American corporations? As a country they just don't seem to have the same values as the rest of the world.
Anonymous lest I wake up one day seated on a balance scale next to a duck…
P.S. For the record, the comment loses ALL POINT if you don't actually tick the "post anonymously box." XD Hurrah!
Antitrust investigations stimulated by competitors?
Pull the other one.
Seriously, when has that NOT been the case?
"stimulated" by interested competitors
Yeah, like the EC cares about that, proven by the fact that it was Opera that initiated the whole IE bundling thing.
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Chimpanzee "Personhood" Is Back In Court
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The law seems to fail here. We have the concept of "human", and the concept of "animal", but nothing between.
The great apes (excluding ourselves, of course), as well as some other species seem intelligent enough that we should consider them a special class of creature. Of course they lack human sophistication and intelligence, but they have the ability to think above and beyond most creatures. They seem to be able to crudely communicate using sign language (although they have great difficulty with grammar). They can pass a mirror self-recognition test. They are capable of tool use. If I had to hazard a human analogy, they are somewhat like a young human child, but lacking human's preprogrammed neural pathways for proper language.


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Electrolux named Nolan Pike Senior Vice President and General Manager for its North American cooking business.
The previous head of North American Cooking, John Terzo, is retiring after 32 years with Electrolux. Terzo has headed the division since 1996. Among his contributions to the business was leading Electrolux cooking to a number one position in North America. He is working with Pike to facilitate the transition.
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Pike holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Texas, San Antonio and an MBA from Lehigh University. He will report directly to Truong and will be a member of the company's North American leadership team. He officially joined the company on December 2 and will be based in Charlotte.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder are one of the best teams in basketball, but that doesn't mean they'll be quiet at the trade deadline. Just because the Thunder are in line to make a run at a Western Conference title, especially when Russell Westbrook returns, doesn't mean that the team is closed off to trades, in fact the exact opposite is true.
According to Sam Smith from Bulls.com, the Thunder may get sneaky and make a last minute trade as the deadline approaches.
Though the Thunder has done well, I wouldn't be surprised to see them make a move as they can see themselves close again to winning. We've only got a few days to wait.
There have been rumblings recently about the Thunder making a move from acquiring Evan Turner, to signing Rudy Fernandez or possibly even just standing pat. The names mentioned with the Thunder vary, but their intentions seem obvious.
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Lazio could snatch up rising Dutch defender before Manchester United or Liverpool
May 21, 2014, 8:35 PM EDT
Judging by how fast the Italians are acting, transfer business could be over for Stefan de Vrij almost as soon as it started.
The 22-year-old Feyenoord center-back has made an impression across Europe, and was linked with several top teams in the Premier League.
However, with Lazio finishing a disappointing ninth in Serie A this past season, a squad shakeup is in order and defensive reinforcement is likely a top priority.
Lazio conceded 54 goals last season, more than anyone above them in the table and more than three teams below them.
Therefore, the club hopes to snatch up de Vrij for a reported fee of $8 million, according to Italian paper Il Tempo, but Feyenoord is hoping for around $1.5 million more. According to the report, de Vrij is just one of "at least three" defenders Lazio is hoping to bring in this summer.
According to the report, Lazio officials are in Rotterdam to discuss terms, while de Vrij, owner of 10 international caps, is in the Dutch World Cup squad and is training with the team in Portugal.
The paper says Manchester United and Liverpool also remain hot on the trail, but Lazio have accelerated the process hoping to get a deal done before de Vrij leaves for Brazil to compete in the World Cup.
De Vrij made 32 Eredivisie appearances last season, scoring four goals and maintaining the back line of a Feyenoord squad that finished a smashing second place, conceding just 40 times, third lowest in the Dutch league. He played every minute of the club's final 18 matches, including a seven-match win streak at the end of the year which saw them outscore opponents 20-2.
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