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SANTA CLARA, CA - A Beale Air Force Base airman who police believe shot and killed a woman he was dating Saturday night in Marysville died in a shootout with police officers in Santa Clara Sunday.
Detectives were searching for Ian Sloan York, 21, on homicide charges following the shooting around 11:30 p.m. Saturday at the Mountain Oaks apartment complex on the 2300 block of Cheim Boulevard, Marysville police Sgt. John Osbourn said.
Witnesses told the Marysville Appeal-Democrat that York became angry after seeing his girlfriend, 19-year-old Kelly Roome, put her arm around another man earlier in the evening.
"We do know that they were in a domestic dispute earlier in the evening," Osbourn said.
Later that night, the couple was arguing at the apartment complex when York reportedly pulled a gun and started shooting, hitting Roome and a 21-year-old man.
"I heard a loud bang, I thought it was a firework," said on-site apartment manager Wes Porter. "Next thing I knew, people were screaming, running out the door."
Roome was pronounced dead at Rideout Memorial Hospital from a single gunshot wound to the chest. The male victim, also an airman at Beale, was treated and released.
"The male victim was a friend of the suspect," Osbourn said.
The apartment manager told the Appeal-Democrat that both York and Roome were arguing and appeared to be intoxicated immediately before the shooting.
Witnesses said York fled the scene in a black Chrysler Crossfire. The vehicle was found by deputies abandoned in Placer County a short time later.
Osbourn said Marysville police received a tip that York was possibly headed for the Santa Clara area and Santa Clara police were notified.
At about 11:30 a.m. Sunday, a Santa Clara police officer spotted York on Bowe Avenue near El Camino, Santa Clara Police Department Sgt. Ray Carreira said.
The suspect fired at the officer and the officer returned fire and called for assistance from Santa Clara Police Department's SWAT team, Carreira said.
Surrounding agencies, including the Sunnyvale Police Department and the California Highway Patrol, responded. York fled into a wooded creek area near a shopping center.
Once York was found, more shots were fired and York was killed near El Camino Real, Osbourn confirmed.
York was an Air Force airman first class who was stationed at Beale Air Force Base as part of the security forces, Beale spokesman Airman Chuck Broadway said.
York's squadron commander at Beale, Maj. Chad Gallagher, would not confirm York's identity pending family notification, but said the gun used in Roome's killing was not a military service weapon.
Originally from Indianapolis, York was assigned to Beale in December 2007. Mountain Oaks apartment manager Wes Porter says Roome, also from the Indianapolis area, had come to Marysville several weeks earlier to be with York. The two are believed to have been dating for quite some time.
Porter says he was led to believe that Roome had recently decided to return home to Indiana, and was planning on leaving this week.
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After Shaheen left his job as president of Quiksilver, the couple opened The Lab, dubbed the anti-mall, an outdoor retail center filled with art, creative design and distinctive retailers in Costa Mesa, Calif.
Next came the environmentally-themed center The Camp, which tapped into green themes long before "reduce, reuse, recyle," became a common mantra.
Now, the couple is expanding their job descriptions from landlord to store owner with the newly opened Seed People's Market.
Seed is a 12,000-square-foot department store for products with a purpose at The Camp. The store carries everything from organic baby clothes to recycled note cards, luxury eco clothing to handmade baskets from Africa, handmade jewelry to kids toys from the National Parks, green and outdoor shoe brands to books and magazines about design, art and eco-living. There is also a well-stocked Patagonia store.
Every product has a purpose - it's either green, made by artisans, or benefits a cause.
"Every product has a story," Linda said. "We wanted to put all that like minded product in one space."
The merchandise is a combination of goods on consignment, vendors renting space to sell product and goods bought by the store, though its all blended together and presented seamlessly.
The Sadeghis hired Allison Millenacker, left, formerly of C&C Companies, Nordstrom and Swell, as the store's buyer.
The Sadeghis had the idea for an eco department store for some time, and when their tenant, Adventure 16, abruptly vacated the large space, opportunity and necessity led them to act.
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BEIJING, Nov. 19, 2012 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Bitauto Holdings Limited ("Bitauto" or the "Company") (NYSE: BITA), a leading provider of Internet content and marketing services for China's fast-growing automotive industry, today announced that the previously announced private transaction between certain existing pre-IPO shareholders and AutoTrader Group, Inc., operator of the largest digital automotive marketplace in the United States, as well as Bitauto's senior management team, was consummated on November 17, 2012. Upon the consummation of the transaction, AutoTrader Group beneficially owns an approximately 21.8% stake in the Company. Concurrently, certain members of Bitauto's senior management team increased their ownership through the purchase of an approximately 2.4% stake in the Company.
In connection with the consummation of the transaction, the Company appointed Mr. Dallas S. Clement, the executive vice president and chief financial officer of AutoTrader Group, to its Board of Directors, effective November 17, 2012. Meanwhile, Ms. Rong Lu has resigned from the Company's Board of Directors, effective November 17, 2012.
"We are very pleased to welcome Dallas to Bitauto's Board of Directors," commented Mr. William Bin Li, chairman and chief executive officer of Bitauto. "With his experience in the strategic operations of the largest digital automotive marketplace in the United States, Dallas brings to Bitauto a deep understanding of the new and used car online marketplace as well as software solutions for automotive dealers. This is an exciting step forward in support of the strategic investment that AutoTrader Group has made in Bitauto. I would also like to sincerely thank Ms. Rong Lu for her tremendous support and the experience she has brought to Bitauto over the years as a Board Director."
"I am delighted to join Bitauto's Board of Directors," commented Mr. Clement. "I look forward to working with the Bitauto team to help Bitauto continue to grow in China's rapidly emerging automotive industry."
Mr. Clement has served as the chief financial officer of AutoTrader Group since February 2011. Previously, he served in several leadership positions spanning 20 years at Cox Communications. Most recently, he led Cox's strategy and product management organizations. In the strategy role, he led strategic change and developed the company' long-term planning process. Mr. Clement received his Bachelor of Arts degree in applied mathematics and economics from Harvard College and holds a Master of Science in engineering-economic systems from Stanford University.
About Bitauto Holdings Limited
Bitauto Holdings Limited (NYSE: BITA) is a leading provider of Internet content and marketing services for China's fast-growing automotive industry. The Company's bitauto.com and taoche.com (formerly ucar.cn) websites provide consumers with up-to-date new and used automobile pricing information, specifications, reviews and consumer feedback. The Company also distributes its dealer customers' automobile pricing and promotional information through its partner websites, including major portals and search engines operated by Baidu, Tencent, and Netease, as well as social networking websites.
Bitauto manages its businesses in three segments, namely bitauto.com business, taoche.com business and digital marketing solutions business. The Company's bitauto.com business provides subscription services to new automobile dealers that enable them to list pricing and promotional information on the Company's bitauto.com website as well as partner websites and search engines. The Company also provides advertising services to dealers and automakers on its bitauto.com website. The Company's taoche.com business provides listing services to used automobile dealers that enable them to display used automobile inventory information on the Company's taoche.com website and partner websites. The Company also provides advertising services to used automobile dealers and automakers with certified pre-owned automobile programs on its taoche.com website. The Company's digital marketing solutions business provides automakers with one-stop digital marketing solutions, including website creation and maintenance, online public relations, online marketing campaigns and advertising agent services.
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Wednesday's Audience - On the Trip to Austria
"Above All It Was a Pilgrimage"
VATICAN CITY, SEPT. 16, 2007 (Zenit) - Here is a translation of the address Benedict XVI delivered today at the general audience in St. Peter's Square. The Holy Father reflected on his recent pastoral visit to Austria.
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Dear brothers and sisters,
Today I intend to focus on the pastoral visit that I had the joy of making a few days ago to Austria, a country that is especially familiar to me, because it borders my native land and because of the numerous contacts that I have always had with it. The specific motive for this visit was the 850th anniversary of the Shrine of Mariazell, the most important in Austria, favored also by the faithful in Hungary and visited by pilgrims of other neighboring nations.
Above all it was a pilgrimage, which had as its theme "To Look to Christ": to meet Mary who shows Jesus to us. I offer my heartfelt thanks to Cardinal Sch�nborn, archbishop of Vienna, and all of the Austrian bishops for the great effort with which they prepared and followed my visit. I thank the Austrian government and all of the civil and military authorities who offered their valuable cooperation. In a special way, I would like to thank the president for the cordiality with which he welcomed and accompanied me during various moments of the trip.
The first stop was Mariensaule, the historic column upon which stands the statue of the Immaculate Virgin. There I met with thousands of young people and I began my pilgrimage. I did not miss the chance to go to Judenplatz to render homage to the monument that commemorates the Shoah.
Aware of Austria�s history and its close ties with the Holy See, as well as Vienna�s important role in international politics, the program of my pastoral visit included meetings with the president of the republic and the diplomatic corps. These are valuable opportunities, in which the Successor of Peter has the chance to exhort the leaders of nations to favor the cause of peace and authentic economic and social development.
Focusing on Europe, I renewed my encouragement to go forward with the current process of unification on the basis of values inspired by its shared Christian heritage. Mariazell, in the end, is one of the symbols of the meeting in faith of European peoples. How can we forget that Europe bears a tradition of thought that holds together faith, reason and sentiment? Illustrious philosophers, even outside the faith, recognized the central role of Christianity in preserving the modern conscience from nihilistic or fundamentalist derivatives. Given the current situation of the European continent it was therefore favorable to make time for the meeting with the political and diplomatic leaders in Vienna.
I carried out the actual pilgrimage on Saturday, Sept. 8, feast of the Nativity of Mary, from whom Mariazell takes its name. Its origins go back to 1157, when a Benedictine monk from the nearby Abbey of St. Lambrecht, sent to preach there, experienced the special help of Mary. The monk carried a small wooden statue of Mary. The cell ("zell") where the monk placed the statue later became a place of pilgrimage and upon which, over the last two centuries, an important shrine was built, where Our Lady of Grace, so-called Magna Mater Austriae, is venerated still today.
It was a great joy for me to return as the Successor of Peter to that holy place, so dear to the people of Central and Eastern Europe. There I admired the exemplary courage of thousands and thousands of pilgrims who, despite the rain and cold, wanted to be present for this festive occurrence, with great joy and faith, and where I explained to them the central theme of my visit: "To Look to Christ," a theme that the Austrian bishops wisely elaborated on during the nine-month period of preparations.
It was only when we reached the shrine that we fully understood the full sense of that theme: to look to Christ. Before us was the statue of Our Lady that with one hand pointed to the Baby Jesus, and above her, above the basilica�s altar, the Crucified One. There our pilgrimage reached its goal: We contemplated the face of God in that Child in the arms of his Mother and in that Man with the outstretched arms. To look at Jesus with the eyes of Mary means to meet God who is Love, who was made man and died on a cross for us.
At the end of the Mass in Mariazell, I conferred a "mandate" to members of the parish pastoral councils, which have recently been renewed in all of Austria -- an eloquent ecclesiastical gesture with which I placed under Mary�s protection the great network of parishes that are at the service of communion and mission.
At the shrine I experienced joyous moments of fraternity with the bishops of the country and the Benedictine community. I met with priests, religious, deacons and seminarians and celebrated vespers ...
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Preventing 'Palestine' Part I: Essential pre-conditions
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If you will it, it is no dream – Theodor Herzl In this two-part sequel to my columns analyzing "What's wrong with the Right," I set out the components of a comprehensive approach to what is usually termed the "Palestinian problem."This will include not only the measures that should be undertaken to dissipate – rather than resolve – the problem per se, but those that must be undertaken to render them feasible.To recap briefly Over the past two weeks, I took the Right to task for its poorly thought through proposals for alternative policy paradigms to the two-state-solution (TSS) proposal, which even if implemented would, in all likelihood, eliminate few of the threats to Israel's security, and exacerbate many.I criticized what I saw as the intellectual surrender by the Right in failing to acknowledge, or, at least, failing to clearly articulate acknowledgement of the inevitable conclusion that, to sustain itself as the nation-state of the Jewish people, Israel must address two imperatives: a. The geographic imperative, which implies it cannot make any significant territorial concessions in Judea and Samaria; and b. The demographic imperative, which implies it cannot incorporate large segments of the Palestinian Arabs, resident in this area, as enfranchised citizens within its sovereign territory.This leads to the inescapable deduction that if Israel is to be secured as the permanent Jewish nation-state, the only non-coercive option is the relocation of the Palestinian Arabs, induced primarily by generous economic incentives.Recognizing realities Effective policy invariably requires one to acknowledge existing realities. But acknowledging reality does not mean accepting it. Indeed, to successfully change reality, one has first to recognize it.In this regard, it must be admitted that – mainly due to decades of dereliction of diplomatic duty – Israel has allowed the international discourse on the Mideast conflict in general, and the Palestinian component of it in particular, to gel very disadvantageously for it. It has permitted the TSS-concept to become deeply engrained in the international psyche as the only option available to Israel that will allow it to exist as a Jewish democracy and prevent it from becoming either an undemocratic Jewish ethnocracy – imposing minority Judeo-centric rule on an Arab majority – or a non-Jewish state-of-allits- citizens.In other words, the currently entrenched (mis)perceptions are that Israel must choose between the risk of becoming geographically unviable, or the certainty of becoming demographically unviable. Intellectual allegiance to this misplaced dichotomy between a TSScompliant Jewish democracy on the one hand, and non-democratic/non-Jewish alternatives on the other, has come to dominate not only the content of the international debate, but the cultural codex of its conduct.To challenge its validity – no matter what the substantive basis for such dissent – is to risk being marginalized professionally and ostracized socially, at least as far as mainstream institutions are concerned.It will not be easy to shatter this political reality, which due to a noxious mix of neglect, naïveté and nefariousness has, over more than two decades, hardened into the "received wisdom" on the Judeo-Arabic conflict in the Middle East.However, within the constraints of the faux framework of artificially imposed dictates that comprises current conventional wisdom, there is no viable policy-paradigm that can sustain Israel, in the long run, as the nation-state of the Jews.Accordingly, despite the daunting difficulties, prising loose the debilitating stranglehold it has in defining the conceptual space of the discourse is an essential precondition for the promotion – and eventual implementation – of any Zionist-compliant TSS-alternative.Unless this is grasped – and perceived as both possible and imperative – pursuit of such alternatives is futile.Radical revision required To accomplish this objective requires a radical revision of how the nation relates to diplomacy – particularly public diplomacy (a.k.a. hasbara) – as a crucial element in the design of the strategic arsenal required to sustain Jewish sovereignty in the modern era.This is a need that apparently has not been evident to the Israeli leadership for decades, including the leadership of the Israeli Right, which for the greater portion of almost four decades since it came to power in 1977, has dominated the ruling coalitions.Diplomacy has been hopelessly starved of resources, with the total budget for Israeli public diplomacy reportedly less than a medium-to-large corporation spends on promoting fast foods and snacks.But it has been rendered ineffectual not only because of the paucity of resources, but because of the perception of the role it should play, and the predilections of the personnel charged with its conduct.Diplomacy as air power Conceptually, the function of diplomacy should be perceived as essentially similar to that of the classic role of the air force. For just as the latter was traditionally tasked with creating freedom of action for ground forces to achieve their objectives, so should diplomacy been seen as charged with facilitating freedom of action for the nation's strategic decision- makers, to allow them to achieve the objectives of strategies they formulate.However, in Israel over recent decades, this has been completely inverted. Instead of national objectives dictating the conduct of diplomacy, diplomatic pressures have dictated the objectives of national policy! Instead of diplomacy being seen as an instrument of policy, diplomatic difficulties have become a determinant of policy. Instead of being seen as a means for producing political realities, diplomacy has become a product of political realities.The penchant for the passive over the proactive is largely a reflection of personal and professional preferences of many in the country's diplomatic corps, drawn from social echelons in Israel's civil society that often seem more sympathetic to the Palestinian narrative than committed to the Zionist one. They thus have little motivation to robustly confront and counter the manifestly mendacious myths that sustain this narrative and provide much of the rationale for the TSS.Misconduct of diplomacy So, underfunded, misdirected and largely unmotivated, it is hardly surprising that those charged with the conduct of Israel's diplomacy have performed inadequately, and that the country's diplomatic endeavor is ineffective and frequently counter-productive.Clearly then, the misperceptions of realities that have been precipitated/facilitated by this appalling diplomatic debacle cannot be taken as engraved in stone.Neither can prevailing public opinion, derived from these misperceptions, be taken as inflexible constraints on Israel's strategic options, or as determining the inevitable point of departure or end point of that strategy.It is crucial to understand that the TSS was until the onset of the 1990s vehemently rejected by the entire Zionist establishment, except for marginal left-wing splinters. It has since has attained its position of dominance largely due to Israeli impotence – even capitulation – on the diplomatic front.Failing to redress this inexplicable but ruinous fiasco has been one of the greatest sins of successive Likud-led governments, with the current one in the ludicrous position of being forced to adopt – even advocate – TSS-compliant positions it once vigorously denounced.Not a cop-out At this juncture, two points must be made: First, identifying the need for radical restructuring/ reinvigoration of Israeli diplomacy as a vital precondition for the implementation of a comprehensive and sustainable TSSalternative is not an evasive cop out. It is a hard-nosed appraisal of the obstacles and of what must, and can, be done to overcome them.After all, one cannot win a diplomatic war without the wherewithal to do so – and the endeavor to formulate, promote and implement a sustainable alternative to the TSS is indeed a diplomatic war. To win it, Israel requires an appropriate diplomatic apparatus.What it has in place today is clearly inadequate for the challenge. Indeed, it would hardly be an exaggeration to assert that it is one of the principal obstacles to attaining this goal.Accordingly, without such an induced metamorphosis, there is little reason to believe that Israeli decision-making will not remain hopelessly mired in the syndrome of crippling, self-destructive defeatism.Second, the impetus for such a metamorphosis will not come from within Israeli officialdom, neither the current bureaucracy nor the elected political incumbents. It will only be sparked by resolute, committed civil society elites who have the resolve and the resources to impose it on the political echelon.This is precisely how the conditions for promoting the TSS were created! Those of us "mature" enough to have been politically aware in the late 1980s will recall that association with any TSS-compliant policy was considered politically toxic. Even Shimon Peres objected strenuously to any mention that Labor might be amenable to the idea in its 1988 party platform, for fear of negative electoral repercussions.Yet despite widespread resistance, in a remarkably short time of no more than a few years, left-wing civil society activists imposed the TSS-centric Oslo agenda on a largely reluctant political system.Given the catastrophic consequences of this, there is little reason to believe that methods that sparked the ascent of the failed TSS-compliant doctrine could not be emulated to induce – in an equally rapid manner – its descent into well-deserved ignominy, paving the way for the acceptance of saner, less calamitous alternatives.Strategic vs tactical A brief methodological digression: While the "tactical" approach focuses on prevailing realities and ways of contending with them, the "strategic" approach involves defining a desired reality and devising methods of attaining it.As noted before, this does not mean that current realities can, or should, be ignored.Quite the opposite. It is essential they be recognized, lest they result in the formulation of defective methods designed to attain the desired reality. What it does mean, however, is that they should be considered obstacles to overcome, rather than constraints to be conformed to.This distinction is not merely theoretical. It is an indispensable operational guide for the design of TSS-alternative paradigms. The point of departure for any strategic prescription for a durable TSS-alternative must be the desired conditions, and not the difficulties in attaining them. Once such conditions are defined, methods for neutralizing/circumventing such difficulties can be devised.The practical importance of this differentiation cannot be overstated. For if the alternative approach is adopted, and current realities are taken as largely immutable, and the most that prescribed alternatives aspire to is to attenuate their pernicious components, eventual failure is almost certainly assured, even if some short-term amelioration might be secured.As I have argued in my two preceding columns, such a desired (indeed necessary) strategic future requires that Israel adequately address its geographic imperative and its demographic imperative by maintaining control over all of Judea and Samaria without permanently incorporating the resident Palestinian Arab population into its society.The strategic challenge is therefore to devise methods – one hopes non-coercive ones – to achieve this.Resources and resourcefulness Although for some this preparatory discussion might appear disappointingly detached from practicalities, it is an essential preamble to the elaboration of operational components of any TSS-alternative paradigm.Unless one approaches this task with a mindset that prevailing diplomatic realities are malleable rather than immutable, and that they can be rendered malleable by assertive, intelligent diplomatic initiatives, there is little hope for success. Similarly, unless one recognizes that the role played by Israel's diplomacy should be considered similar to that of its air force – in generating freedom of action to achieve strategic objectives – and is allotted the resources commensurate with the importance of that role, it is unlikely that those objectives will be achieved.Finally, unless one realizes that the initiative for the required changes will not come from within Israeli officialdom or incumbent politicians, but from determined and devoted civil society elites, they will never materialize.True, eventually the funding required will be too large to come solely from private benefactors and will have to come from government sources. But it would be futile to look to, or wait for, any government initiative to establish the necessary enterprise.Without recognition of these three points, the quest for a sustainable TSS-alternative will be futile.The only remaining question is whether right-wing elites can muster the required resolve, resources and resourcefulness – just as the Left did – to allow it to initiate a far-reaching paradigmatic shift just as the Left did.'Nothing so practical as a good theory' For those who were expecting a little more "red meat" this week, let me try to mollify you with a quote from the founder of social psychology, Kurt Lewin, who wisely remarked that "there is nothing so practical as a good theory."Next week I hope to substantiate his insight.
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Dominique Falla's contribution to this year's competition, she designed We are all a Part of the Same Thing an amazing, typographic string art piece. I especially love the ombré rainbow effect she's created with the different colors of string. For more of a glimpse into the process behind the piece, check out Dominique's blog.
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I am in the process of researching hotels in Paris for this summer. My 12 year old daughter and I are spending a week in Paris together before meeting my husband in Provence for a family wedding. I am looking for a hotel with the following criteria:
around 200 Euros (or less) per night
I prefer the boutique type hotel
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As for area, I have been concentrating my search in the Marais and St. Germain de Pres areas. I am open to other areas, but want to be in an excellent location with lots to see, do and eat within walking distance.
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Hotel le Petit Paris
Hotel les Fontaines du Luxembourg
Hotel Odeon St. Germain
Hotel Saint - Louis en L'Isle
Hotel des Deux-Iles
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This past December we stayed at the "Hotel Ares Eiffel Paris" it is in a good location very close to Metro, RER and Eiffel Tower.Its a Small Boutique hotel very clean, with beautiful bathrooms, bedrooms are nicer in person than decor appears on web site, it ran about 235euro/night I thought it was a deal considering its location and how nice the rooms & bathrooms are. Hope this helps, we have also stayed at the Hotel West End which is more expensive, I like the location a little better at the west end but the rooms better at the Ares
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Thank you for your reply. I love the look of the Hotel Ares Eiffel Paris and I found a rate around 212 Euros/night! What did you think of the surrounding area? Are there restaurants and cafes within walking distance?
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I like Hotel Dauphine on Rue Dauphine, we had a superior twin in early March for around 165€, good sized, beautifully decorated room and excellent bathroom. Desk staff very helpful.
We had planned to go back end of May, rate quoted was 185€. I would try online.
Breakfast is extra and we thought not worth the price, I think 9 for continental and 16 for buffet and eggs.
Lots of restaurants of varying quality in the area.
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We stayed at the hotel le petit this past November.
Very nice and helpful staff, wonderful breakfast, great location.
It is within walking distance from the metro with plenty of resaurants in the area.
We are planning to return to Paris in the fall and plan to stay there again.
Enjoy your trip!
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Thank you for your replies. I'm struggling right now with location vs. quality of hotel. While I absolutely love the look of the Hotel Ares Eiffel Paris, I think I would rather be in a different location. I have been to Paris a few times, but I have never stayed in the Marais or the Saint-Germain de Pres areas. I really want to be able to walk to restaurants and cafes and I'm afraid that the 7th, while lovely, might be a little too "quiet" for what I'm looking for.
I'll check out the Hotel Dauphine and revisit the Hotel Le Petit.
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I've stayed at Hotel Odeon St Germaine last Oct. I think it has all tha you are looking for- although I'm surprised you can get it for 200E. Many restaurants, cafes, Rue de Buci, close to Odeon metro etc. The hotels on I'le St Louis, while they may be very desirable for adult travelers, the Island is sedate and may not have as much activity and excitement for a 12 yr old
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We are about to stay at Hotel Sainte Beuve for the 2nd time, a lovely boutique-style hotel - very secure with wonderfully helpful service. Very understated. (I don't think the website does it justice). It is in the 6th on a small, quiet one-block street but only 1 block from Cafe Vavin and a very good patisserie, the Hop on- Hop off bus stop, the Metro and scads of restaurants (on Rue Ste Beuve, Rue Vavin and Montparnasse). 2 short blocks to Luxembourg Gardens. We walked everywhere from here. You may like to be in the midst of the action, though. We prefer to be near it but not in it. I would stay here if I were traveling solo or with a child, most certainly.
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Dear A,
I posted yesterday that we stayed at the hotel le petit.
My apologies, but i listed the wrong hotel name.
We actually stayed at Hotel De Littre. I am sorry for the miscommunication, but wanted to inform you.
As I mentioned in the other post, this was a great hotel and we plan to return in the fall. I hope you have a wonderful time in Paris!
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In June/July 2009 my wife and I spent a week at the Grand Hotel St Michel. It's been redecorated recently in a modern style as I can't abide those fusty old Paris hotels with pink roses on the wallpaper.
It's conveniently located 5 minutes from the RER Luxembourg stop, 2 minutes to the Pantheon, 5 to Rue Mouffetard and hundreds of restaurants within a few minutes in any direction.
Also, the AC was cold rather than the gentle warm breeze so much AC is in Europe! ;^)
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The Dauphine looks good---haven't stayed there, but know the area.
Here's one we have stayed at right near The Odeon. Just a few steps from all the action.
One of our favorite restaurants, "Marco Polo", (Yes, it's Italian, but you can't eat French every night) is just steps away.
The people at the desk arevery nice and helpful in every way.
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Thanks for the great suggestions. I tend to get paralysis by analysis and I'm afraid that is what is happening right now. I literally cannot decide . . . After reading many reviews and looking at every photo gallery, I'm throwing another option into the mix:
Hotel le Bellechasse
Has anyone stayed here? It is a member of the small luxury hotel group and I tend to like those hotels. I can get a rate close to 200 Euros/night, but it is prepaid and non-cancelable so I want to be 100% sure of my decision. It is very near the Musee D'Orsay - is that a good location for restaurants and cafes?
Sorry to keep beating a dead horse here - I just have not found the "perfect" place to stay in Paris in my past visits and I want to this time.
p.s. I'm going to Marco Polo for dinner no matter where I end up staying!
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Organize your art and craft supplies in the transparent, durable and easy-to-use ArtBin Prism Box Single Compartment. Place the small items in the compartment and locate them easily when you need to use them in your craft projects. This organizer can be used in organizer totes or for storing your scrapbooking or home office supplies.
- Brand: Artbin
- Dimensions: 11.5 x 6.63 x 1.75 inches