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Surely Les Claypool of Primus has had dreams about jumping into the chocolate river seen in Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory. Or finding the golden ticket. Or getting a golden egg-laying goose nooooow, Daddy. Claypool's obsession with Willy Wonka is on display in Primus & the Chocolate Factory, ... More >>
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Chelsea Thomas may have had her worst softball outing in her otherwise perfect career.
Chelsea Thomas gave up 11 runs off of 11 hits in the No. 7 Tigers 14-6 loss to No. 4 Alabama.
Bama had a three-run homer in the first inning, and added six more runs in the second.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hilton Garden Inn Orlando International Drive North
Great Until Checkout
My family and have just returned from 2 weeks at the Hilton Garden Inn. All our stay was absolutley fine untill the last day when we had to check out. We knew that we had to vacate our rooms at 11am which was fine what we did not expect that between 11am and our airport check in time 7.30pm the hotel did not have anywhere to store our luggage as the hotel would not let us pay for an additional day or a late check out. Once more the hotel manager told us that there were no complimentery rooms where we could shower and get changed. All he offered us was to get showered in the outside pool area shower and to get changed in the Hotel Lobby public toilets which we was appalled at.
If you are not flying till late avoid this hotel.
Best hotel I've stayed at in Orlando
My wife and I have just returned from 14 nights at Hilton Garden Inn and found it to be the best hotel we've stayed at in Orlando (and we've stayed in quite a fair few of them) - as others have described it's nearly new (opened early 2004) and,although only a small hotel (which we regard as a good thing!),it's as close to perfect as you can get;check-in staff were unbelievably polite and helpful,hotel is spotlessly clean,pool is ideally proportioned and appointed,room was excellent size and wonderfully supplied with Neutrogena products,small fridge,microwave,coffee-maker,tv with great reception - all in all we couldn't ask for anything else. Please don't believe that the location is less than desirable;there's nothing wrong with American Way whatsoever - there are three new hotels in this road so it can't be that bad!! As for someone stating that it's not close to anything - what? It's about a one minute walk to an I-HOP,one minute the other direction to Denny's diner,two minutes walk to Wet n Wild,three minutes to Walgreens (which sell nearly everything handy and are open 24 hours),one mile to Universal/Citywalk etc etc - how close can you get? Still,we loved it and would go back tomorrow with no qualms whatsoever.
Great hotel and room
My husband I stayed here while he attended a business conference. While the rooms are not as nice as the homewood Suites next door, they are pleasant. The lobby was very nice, too. The front desk was friendly but not very helpful about things to do in the area, which seemed weird since this was Orlando! The hotel also has fresh baked cookies at the front desk for a few hours in the evening. The hotel has a small "restaurant" in the front of the lobby, too. The prices are a bit steep, so I'd advise eating away from the hotel. The fitness room is small with 6 or 7 machnes. I believe there wer twoels there, too. The room was very clean, with a desk, work chair, microwave, and refrigerator. I was not fond of the air conditioning unit, as we could never keep it from getting too cold or too humid. The furniture was traditional faux cherry and in great condition. We stayed at this hotel for four days and never real problems, but the housekeeper did forget to take our dirty towels with her one time (even though she left fresh towels---go figure!). Overall, it was a great stay!
Make sure you receive a non-smoking room if you request one
My husband is a Hilton Honors member and requested a non-smoking room through an online booking. We arrived around 7 pm or so, and checked into our room. We quickly smelled the odor of smoke in our room (as it was apparently a smoking room) and my husband went downstairs to get a non-smoking room, as we had requested in our booking. Apparently there were only two rooms left in the hotel, so we were given a room on the first floor. We had booked a King room, but then to get a non-smoking room, had to take a room with two double beds instead. I do not usually like the first floor. However, for the first floor, it was fairly quiet. We were told the first floor had WIRELESS high speed internet access. (The other floors had high speed internet we were told, but not wireless.) However, no wireless connection signal could be found in our room, so we had to use the wired/cable hook up provided in the room to obtain internet access. The access was fine, but I was confused because we were specifically told the first floor had wireless internet. We have used wireless internet on our laptop in other hotels with no problems, so it appears there was no wireless service available in our room.
The room was beautiful and very elegant. It was very clean, and one of the nicest hotels I've stayed in. The pillows were feather, but two non-feather pillows were provided in the closet. The beds were very comfortable. Nice Neutrogena products (shampoo, conditioner, etc.) and a shower cap were provided, and the bill was placed under our door in the morning. We did the express check out using the phone, and it worked great.
The hotel is close to Universal. We drove to Universal - Citywalk that evening and had a great time, with only a short trip back to our hotel. The hotel seemed quite new. The bathroom was very clean, which is very important to me.
My husband went in the hot tub and stated that it was very hot - really too hot for his enjoyment. We did not eat at the hotel, as there was a cheaper $3.99 all you can eat breakfast buffet at a restaurant down the street.
One of the great perks about this hotel chain is the fact that we did book our room online, and Hilton features a guarantee that if you find the same hotel for cheaper on another site within 24 hours of your online booking and they are able to confirm the lower rate, they will send you a $50 American Express Gift Cheque. We DID find the same hotel cheaper on another website and submitted a claim, so they lowered our rate to the low rate we had found (from $79 or so, to $73), plus they are sending us a $50 AMEX Gift Cheque. So, our total stay for one night will be only $23, plus the tax we paid on the $73 cost of the room. (You have to pay the tax on the cost of the room, before the Gift Cheque.) So, all in all, that made our stay a wonderful one. I doubt that we could've found a cheaper room anywhere else, especially at some place this nice. So, be sure to check around and if you find a lower price within 24 hours, submit your claim!
Good hotel, not great location
Rooms are spacious and extremely clean (but it is an almost new hotel).
Food in the restaurant was very nice and not too pricey but the location of the restaurant is not great, in the foyer, no privacy. Also there is no bar worth talking about.
Pool area was very good, loads of loungers, cabanas, etc. Also plenty of towels.
Staff were very polite and obliging.
Ideal for Universal and Wet `n` Wild.
One shortcoming is the location of the hotel itself, slightly off the main drag and not well lit at night.
Overall an enjoyable stay but there are better value hotels nearby.
One of the best
The hotel was pleasing to the eye, the lobby, the rooms, the outdoor pool and spa area. The staff went out of their way to provide us with everything we needed. The room was unexpectedly lovely, and very clean and fresh. The pool area and the gardens surrounding were beautiful. Everything was top rate!
Nice hotel with a few issues
We arrived late to the Hilton Garden Inn North. We were given a smoking room when a non smoking was requested. This was corrected but not without some searching by the desk clerk who informed me that this was the room I requested.
The new room we were given was clean and stocked with 3 bath towels, 4 glasses, soap, shampoo, mouthwash. The fridge and microwave are a nice touch. The coffee maker was broken but was replaced after my complaint. The hotel is very close to Univeral Studios. Hotel offers a free shuttle service however there are only 2 pick ups and returns daily. Note: Pick up is NOT at the hotel but out at the end of the driveway of the hotel. We were not informed of this and almost missed the bus. Bus stops at 5 hotels and was SRO when it got to us. We opted to drive ourselves the next day.
While we were out at the park the hotel decided to shampoo the carpets in our room. We returned to wet carpets. When we complained at the desk they told us they had all the first floor rooms cleaned. This is the first time I have ever experienced this anywhere. The desk refused our request to change rooms. Instead they brought in a carpet dryer. This did the trick but kept us out of the room for awhile.
Pool is heated, hot tub is at 104 degrees (too hot for me!). Pool towels are size of hand towels. Pool area is nice however there is no shade except for cabanas. Hotel bill under the door on check out morning. Express check out via your room phone is nice. Free internet hook up. TV has internet (fee), video games and free HBO. Restaurant seemed pricey for breakfast buffet. Many other choices on International Drive. Note: If you are arriving after dark the street this hotel is on is very difficult to find. American Way street sign is well of the roadway.
All in all this is a new and very clean hotel with a very convienant location to Universal Studios.
Small but nice hotel, less nice location
Good for budget travelers, who want cleanliness above all. Small but nice, very clean hotel (it is new). Service is acceptable. Clerck is friendly. Hotel location is bad, cheap looking area and hotels in the surroundings. Very small pool, I haven't used it. I was there for business in 3/2005, payed $100/night through an intermediary agency, strong suspicion I've been overcharged. DO NOT expect a true "Hilton" quality.
Very very nice
Really clean rooms as well as the rest of the hotel, great work out room, pool area does not have much personality especially at night its lit like a basketball court but good size jacuzzi, very friendly staff. complimentary high speed, laundry on 3floors..I highly recommend it and they will honor there coupon rate thats amazing for a hotel that clean. Soft beds also. There are an amazing amount of terrible hotels in tpa/orlando area so this is a great place if you appreciate CLEAN at a decent price especially if you pay out of your own pocket and do not have the luxury of a corp. act.
Clean, new and efficient
My wife and I stayed here from 9th through 14th Oct 2004 and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The hotel is virtually brand new so everything works and looks good. The staff are also very helpful and friendly, especially those in the breakfast room. The room includes a fridge, coffee maker and microwave (standard for Garden Inns, I expect) and we had no problems getting extra coffee when we ran out one night.
A couple of minor things to watch out for -- the parking lot is barely adequate when the hotel is full. We came back very late one night, the lot was full and someone really considerate had parked a U Haul attached to a pickup truck across 4 spaces. Complaining to the desk clerk didn't get the rig moved but did get the OK to park outside the marked spots which was fine. The second niggle is that the location, while very convenient for I4 as it's right on an exit, isn't really within walking distance of anything. Car is essential. Universal is really close but Disney is 20 - 30 minutes depending on traffic. Bar closes at 9:00 which wasn't a problem for us but could have been used if open longer.
All in all, a pleasant, relaxing hotel.
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|Dennis Seidenberg doesn't feel disrespected by Dirk Nowitzki, hopes to be second German to win Cup
|06.03.11 at 8:35 pm ET
VANCOUVER ' The Bruins and Canucks were scoreless during Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals when an interesting video was played on the video board at Rogers Arena. It was Dallas Mavericks star Dirk Nowitzki, who had two messages, the first of which was 'Go Canucks.' From there, he gave a shout-out to defenseman Christian Ehrhoff, whom he called 'my boy 'Hoff.'
The connection was easy to make right off the bat. Both Nowitzki and Ehrhoff hail from Germany, and with both playing in the finals of their respective sports, it is an exciting time. Yet in endorsing one side of this matchup, Nowitzki may have slighted another German player in Bruins' defenseman Dennis Seidenberg.
'I talked to a German reporter, I talked to Dirk,' Seidenberg said Friday at the University of Vancouver. 'The Dallas Mavericks' trainer is either a Vancouver fan or from Vancouver, I'm not sure. He always keeps him up to date, tells him stories. I guess that's the reason he's cheering for them.'
If Nowitzki is a fan of German hockey players, he's in a win-win scenario. Because both Ehrhoff and Seidenberg are in the series, one will become the second German player in NHL history to win the Stanley Cup. Prior to this series, only defenseman Uwe Krupp has won the Cup, which he did in 1996 as a member of the Avalanche. In that series, Krupp scored the Cup-clinching goal in triple overtime of Game 4 against the Panthers.
'There's going to be a second German Stanley Cup champion after Uwe Krupp,' Ehrhoff said with a smile earlier this week. 'That's definitely very special for German hockey. Hopefully it's going to be me.'
Ehrhoff and Seidenberg know both each other and Krupp very well. The two have played together on national teams since they were 17, and they were defensive partners in the Olympics last year under Krupp, the head coach of the national team.
Seidenberg said Krupp had wished him and Ehrhoff luck prior to the series. No. 44 has been perhaps the Bruins' best defenseman throughout the playoffs, though it would take a lot for him to be able to top Krupp's game-winner against John Vanbiesbrouck. Seidenberg remembers when Krupp became the first German player to win the Cup, even if he didn't catch it live.
'I was sleeping, but I watched it the next day, and I remember histshot from the point,' Seidenberg said with a laugh. 'I remember the goal. It was pretty big back then, so it was exciting.'
Though Ehrhoff and Seidenberg haven't been in much contact with one another as they battle for the Stanley Cup, they are close with one another and have tried to see one another for dinner or coffee when their teams have met in past regular seasons.
'We've known each other since the Under-18 national team,' Ehrhoff said. 'We like each other, we understand each other well off the ice, but right now we're not really talking. It has to wait until after.'
Both players noted that there is a heightened interest in North American sports in Germany at the moment given that Nowitzki, Seidenberg and Ehrhoff all have a shot at a title. Ehrhoff said he's spent plenty of time in interviews with radio stations back in Germany, and relatives of both defenseman have travelled or will travel to see it in person.
Either way, Germany will get its second Stanley Cup champion, but don't expect either player to be happy with seeing the other guy do it.
|Only one game? Bruins' first-liners feel slighted
|06.03.11 at 7:22 pm ET
VANCOUVER — The Bruins are three days into the Stanley Cup finals, and they're already sick of the way it's being perceived.
After losing Game 1 in a contest that was scoreless for all but 18.5 seconds, a couple of members of the Bruins' first line made it clear Friday at the University of British Columbia that the press might not be giving them a fair enough shake.
"You know, it's clear that you guys aren't giving us much of a chance," Milan Lucic said. "We've just got to do whatever we can to prove people wrong."
The B's top line has played against the Canucks' second line of Ryan Kesler between Mason Raymond and Christopher Higgins. How the Bruins will deal with Kesler, a 41-goal-scorer in the regular season, has been a popular topic in the series. The series may be young, but Krejci is already sick of hearing about Kesler.
"He's the best player in the world, right? That's what it looks like," Krejci said when asked about playing against Kesler. "That's why everybody's asking me about him. It's not about him. Obviously, he's a great player. He's a really good player, but my game is to focus on my game and what I have to do, and not about other guys."
Kesler poked a puck past Johnny Boychuk at the blue line Wednesday and hit Jannik Hansen with a pass, who then set up an easy Raffi Torres goal with Tim Thomas respecting Hansen's shot. Krejci noted that for all the attention the second line receives, Kesler was playing with third-liners (the team was in the midst of a line change) on the game-winning goal, and that it was a closer game than he feels people are remembering.
"It was a zero-zero game all the way," Krejci said. "You guys are making such a big deal that we lost. I mean, it could have gone either way. His line, I know he got an apple, but he was with the two other guys from another line."
Krejci and Nathan Horton each had five shots on goal in Game 1, which tied for tops on the Bruins. Many of those shots came on the power play, but the play of the line in general was a strong point for the B's on a night in which nobody could beat Roberto Luongo.
"It's still good," Krejci said. "We'd like to have over 10 shots every game, but I feel like we can maybe bring a little more to our game, especially create some chances. I don't think we had that many great scoring chances the last game."
Due to concerts at Rogers Arena, the home of the Canucks, the teams have had to deal with a two-day gap between Games 1 and 2. Lucic noted that he's blocked out any chatter in that time and is focused on giving the media something positive to talk about after Saturday's Game 2.
"Obviously we can't control what you guys say," Lucic said. "That's why we try not to watch or read too much of what you guys say. For us, it's definitely a big opportunity going into Game 2. We know we have to play better. We need to play better. We need to play the way we did prior coming into this series to give ourselves a chance to win.
"They finished first in the league, in the standings, for a reason," he said of the Canucks. "They beat the three teams before us to get here for a reason. They're a really good team. They beat us in Game 1 because they played better than us."
Whether or not the media has actually been hard on the B's, it looks like the two days off have the Bruins itching to get back on the ice in Game 2 and show that they can hang with the Canucks. For 49 minutes and just over 17 seconds, they did on Wednesday.
|All present for Bruins practice in Vancouver
|06.03.11 at 4:49 pm ET
VANCOUVER — The Bruins took the ice Friday at the University of British Columbia after not holding a regular practice on Thursday. All players were accounted for, with the exception of third goaltender Anton Khudobin. The lines looked the same as they have in previous practices, with Rich Peverley the fourth man in a gold, second-line sweater.
Milan Lucic – David Krejci – Nathan Horton
Brad Marchand – Patrice Bergeron – Mark Recchi – Rich Peverley
Michael Ryder – Chris Kelly – Tyler Seguin
Daniel Paille – Gregory Campbell – Shawn Thornton
For now, it doesn't look like there will be any lineup changes for Game 2, so expect Peverley to play on the fourth line and float in and out of the second line with Thornton the healthy scratch.
|Manny Malhotra on the ice again, still day-to-day
|06.03.11 at 4:08 pm ET
VANCOUVER — Canucks center Manny Malhotra skated Friday at the University of British Columbia after missing recent skates in his attempt to return from an eye injury suffered in March. Both he and coach Alain Vigneault were tight-lipped about where Malhotra stands on a possible return to Vancouver's lineup during the Stanley Cup finals.
"As I said on Saturday, it's a day-to-day situation," Malhotra said Friday. "From one day to the next, things have changed. I didn't feel proper to go on the ice, so I took a couple days off."
Vigneault would only offer that "Manny is day-to-day." Malhotra had 11 goals and 19 assists for 30 points in the regular season.
|Canucks are blue over Tim Thomas' positioning, but Bruins aren't concerned
|06.02.11 at 8:02 pm ET
VANCOUVER — Biting aside, one hot-button issue to emerge from Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals was where Bruins goaltender Tim Thomas set up shop. The Vezina favorite drew a questionable tripping call on Alexandre Burrows in the second period of Wednesday's game, which caused Vancouver coach Alain Vigneault to question Thomas' positioning outside of the crease.
Following the game, Vigneault said one big difference between Thomas and Roberto Luongo, both of whom entered the series with nearly identical postseason numbers, is that his guy stays put.
"Our goaltender always plays in the blue, stays in his ice. Their goaltender is always out of the blue and comes into other people's ice," Vigneault said after Game 1. "We're going to need a little bit of clarification there, especially when he's initiating contact with our team. I'm sure we'll be able to figure it out."
If Vigneault needs clarification, he can simply go to Rule 69.4, which applies to contact outside the crease. Here is the part of that rule that would pertain to Wednesday's play:
"A goalkeeper is not 'fair game' just because he is outside the goal crease. The appropriate penalty should be assessed in every case where an attacking player makes unnecessary contact with the goalkeeper. However, incidental contact will be permitted when the goalkeeper is in the act of playing the puck outside his goal crease provided the attacking player has made a reasonable effort to avoid such unnecessary contact."
Thomas defended his ground Thursday when the subject was brought up during the Bruins' media availability.
"Basically I have the right to go anywhere there's open ice," Thomas said. "If I'm set, I have a right to that ice. If I'm out of the paint and I'm set, I also have the right to get right-of-way to get back to the crease. That's the way I understand it."
That's just what Thomas felt he was doing on the penalty taken by Burrows. As for the notion that the Canucks could need clarification on what he can and can't do, Thomas pointed to how rare it is that he has drawn such a penalty. If the Canucks are worried about it happening often, they may be reading too far into things.
"I don't think I've drawn that many penalties this playoffs," Thomas said Thursday at the University of British Columbia. "Yesterday on the one on [Burrows], I went to make the first stop, then the puck was going off to the side. I was retreating back to the center of my net, felt resistance behind my leg, and I was actually just going with it. I was going to basically flip around, flip my body around, to be able to at least have a chance to stop that rebound that went to the side of the net.
"I didn't know if it was my guy or their guy or who [tripped me]. I was backing up and there was something behind my leg. It sort of put me off balance."
Bruins coach Claude Julien didn't see reason for concern either and figured Luongo could do the same thing if he wanted.
"If he gets a chance to challenge, he challenges," Julien said of Thomas. "The rule is pretty clear. You're entitled to your ice. If he steps out and he's got that ice, he's entitled to it. That's what he's done through the whole process.
"Now, we all know that goaltenders are to be protected. If you're going to say he's out of his crease, he's fair game, that should be the same thing behind the net. '¦ If he's entitled to his ice, and he's got it, then afterwards I don't think people are entitled to run over those guys. If Luongo comes out of his net, he's got his ice, it's his, it belongs to him. The rule to me is pretty clear so I don't see any issues there."
Maybe Vigneault and the Bruins will have to agree to disagree, and though Thomas may have gone down a little easily on the play, the ruling seems clear enough.
|Chris Kelly a common spectator for hockey bites
|06.02.11 at 6:38 pm ET
VANCOUVER — Bruins center Chris Kelly said Thursday that there isn't a place for actions like Alexandre Burrows' bite on Patrice Bergeron in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals, saying "I don't' think biting's part of the game." Yet in Kelly's case, he has seen multiple times now that it can be part of the game.
Kelly, who was acquired in February from the Senators for a second-round draft pick, was playing for Ottawa when teammate Jarkko Ruutuu got tried dining on the thumb of Sabres' winger Andrew Peters. For a relatively quiet guy, Kelly has a sense of humor, so his perspective on how his team dealt with having a teammate bite a player was sharp.
"I didn't think Ruutes bit him. I don't know," Kelly said with a laugh. "I'm always going to stick up for teammates. I don't know what you're talking about."
Maybe Kelly didn't know, but the league did. They suspended Ruutu for two games for the incident, which occurred on January 6, 2009. Unlike Ruutu, Burrows was not suspended for his bite.
It's far from an epidemic, but Kelly has seen two bites in the last three seasons. Still, he's not about to start worrying the next time he face-washes an opponent.
"I don't think too many guys go and bite people," Kelly said. "I don't think you need to worry about it."
|Patrice Bergeron shows cut finger, Bruins trying to move on from Alexandre Burrows bite
|06.02.11 at 6:20 pm ET
VANCOUVER — Speaking Thursday at the University of British Columbia, Bruins center Patrice Bergeron and coach Claude Julien offered no disagreement with the league's decision to not suspend Canucks forward Alexandre Burrows for biting Bergeron in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals Wednesday.
"As far as I'm concerned, the league has made a decision on it, and we move on," Julien said. "I think what's more important for us is to prepare for the next game more than put all our attention on something that's already been ruled on. We're not the type of team that whines and cries about things like that. We just move on, and that's what we're going to do."
Bergeron expressed the same line of thinking.
"Like I said last night, it's the league's decision," Bergeron said. "I let them make the call and make the decision. It's there's, so I have nothing else to say about it, I guess."
After speaking with the press, Bergeron showed some media members his right index finger, which was bruised and had two cuts on the front, and one on the back.
Burrows told Bergeron at the time of the incident, which occurred at the end of the first period, that he had no choice but to bite him because Bergeron's fingers were in his mouth, something the B's center laughed off Thursday.
"We were both face-washing each other, and I didn't mean to put my finger in his mouth," he said. "Why would I do that?"
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I am trying to find out if anyone has tried to install a SSD on a Dell Vostro 430. I have tried to get some information out of Dell but blood from a stone would be easier.
I want to know if I can simply install a SSD and then reinstall Windows 7 Pro from my Dell disks, or whether Dell has hidden information on the original boot disk which is required for installation. I would have thought this to be a simple question for Dell to answer, but it seems not.
The recommended SSD from Crucial is a 128GB v4 @ £67.33.
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No reason why you shouldn't try. I have fitted quite a few SSD's now and reinstalled 7 and 8 with no problem. Disconnect your original disc from the motherboard before doing a reinstall. Windows sometimes sticks the reserved 100mb partition on the second disc instead of the boot disc.
Once you have Windows installed on the SSD go into the bios and change the boot order so the PC boots from the new install and not the old one.
Then copy over what you need from the old disc to the new one.
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That's useful thanks. What is the relevance of turning off Defrag? Does it suddenly kick in during installation?
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Turn off defrag after installation. Bit more info here.
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There is no need to defrag an SSD as it has it's own defragging software built in. Defragging an SSD will shorten it's lifetime considerably as each block can only be written to a finite number of times. Normal use will see the drive last for years though.
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Yet for all the flaws in New Sanctuary philosophy, its practitioners are highlighting something important: America is a country of immigrants, but in recent years more and more of those immigrants have entered illegally. They have done so not out of a desire to live on the margins and at perpetual risk of deportation but because the current immigration process makes it extremely hard for large numbers of people to migrate legally from countries like Mexico and Guatemala--or, for that matter, from countries such as the one the San Diego sisters came from--while at the same time economic and political factors, such as the way NAFTA has played out, make it extremely hard not to embark on a migration journey.
Political leaders bemoan the wave of illegal immigration that has resulted but, until recently, have generally avoided trying to alter the equations that underlie the phenomenon. After all, having a large undocumented worker population has proven rather profitable to big business. And thus the unofficial policy of "Let 'em in but keep 'em on their toes." Add to this mix the ongoing grassroots backlash against illegal immigration, and suddenly there are an awful lot of people who have been living gray-zone existences in the United States for years--oftentimes decades--who are now at risk of a knock on the door from ICE and a sojourn in an immigrant holding facility, followed by deportation. Many of them were brought to the country as children; their primary language is English, their cultural reference points are American, the country they identify with--despite their lack of a passport, valid Social Security number or driver's license--is the United States. Frequently their spouses are legal residents and their kids are American citizens. Deport these people and, in addition to shattering families, you are sending them back to a "home" they have no memories of, no connections to, no chance of succeeding within. It's a lose-lose situation. It's inhumane.
It is primarily in response to this quandary that the New Sanctuary Movement has grown up over the past couple of years. "We're in this for the long haul," says Michael Ramos, of the Church Council in King County, Washington. "There's going to be several years of uncertainty and fear in our immigrant communities. And it's only just that faith communities step forward and provide a measure of hope."
"The philosophy of the national movement is based around providing prophetic hospitality to families in need of it," asserts the Rev. Liana Rowe, a United Church of Christ pastor in Phoenix who coordinates New Sanctuary Movement activity throughout Arizona. "Based on teachings of the prophets in the Hebrew Bible, hospitality and compassion weave their themes throughout most of the major faith traditions in the world."
In the 1980s, as one Central American country after another collapsed into brutal civil war or military repression, churches around the United States began giving "sanctuary" to refugees fleeing the violence. Most of these men and women lacked legal papers, since the United States was reluctant to give refugee status to those fleeing governments deemed "friendly," and once in the United States they existed only in the shadows. Many found their way to progressive churches, and over a period of several years, those church congregations began helping them--providing shelter, voicing moral outrage when the Immigration and Naturalization Service instigated deportation proceedings, organizing transport between hideouts.
Unlike in medieval Europe, sanctuary inside a church carries no legal protections in the United States. But the cloak of religious authority, the aura of sacred space, does seem to provide a moral protection, making government agencies that much more reluctant to go after people facing deportation. Sanctuary providers cannot recall one instance in which immigration officers have forcibly entered church property to seize an undocumented immigrant for deportation.
"We have to start with the biblical vision of sanctuary," explains the Rev. Alexia Salvatierra, executive director of the California-based Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice (CLUE), over herbal tea in a Los Angeles Starbucks. A curly-haired bohemian-looking woman, Salvatierra, who welcomed refugees into her home during the 1980s, lives in the West Side neighborhood of Los Angeles and helps coordinate the state's sanctuary providers. "Sanctuary is a social mechanism written about in the Book of Numbers--for situations in which a person has committed a crime and the response to the crime is inappropriate, cruel and unjust." In the Book of Numbers, sanctuary is proffered to those who have committed manslaughter but are going to be punished for the more serious offense of murder. In ancient Israel, Salvatierra says, there were entire cities given over to providing sanctuary.
In modern times, some religious figures in what came to be known as the Sanctuary Movement were prosecuted in the late '80s on federal conspiracy charges for transporting undocumented individuals across state lines. Among the religious left, these men and women have entered the pantheon of heroes, their actions models for those who today are providing sanctuary to undocumented immigrants. Faith-based groups in California, New York, Illinois, Arizona, Washington and several other states are declaring a similar moral obligation upon their congregants to take in families that risk being split apart by immigration proceedings. As a result, several men and women have entered sanctuary since last January, when the movement coalesced out of a series of meetings held by immigrants' rights groups and social justice organizers nationwide, and many more are in the process of being adopted into sanctuary by local churches, Quaker meetings and synagogues.
In the Seattle area, more than a dozen churches have pledged to take in sanctuary seekers. Scores more places of worship in San Diego, Los Angeles, New York and other immigration hubs have also declared their willingness to host men and women facing deportation.
The poster child for the movement, a woman named Elvira Arellano, was housed in sanctuary in Chicago for months before being arrested and deported while attending an immigrants' rights event in Los Angeles over the summer. Her deportation served as something of a catalyst for activists, and in recent months a large number of congregations have signed on to the New Sanctuary Movement. Those in sanctuary include not only Mexicans but also Eastern Europeans, Haitians and, in New York City, a Chinese family.


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On a recent promo cut, Mac Miller wondered whether he might be hip-hop's version of el Diablo. The fact that his latest feature is called Amen may seem contradictory at first blush, but hit play and you'll quickly discover ain't nothing holy about it but the title. Miller's alter ego, Larry Fisherman, mans the mixing boards on this unreleased jam, turning in an ultra-minimal arrangement driven by a sickly electronic pulse. (The famous Amen break does not make an appearance, in case you were wondering.) Rather than blazing his unconventional beat in person, the artist delegates that duty to a quartet talented homies: Dash, Ab-Soul, Vince Staples and Retch take turns delivering grimy, slow-flowed verses. This joint isn't part of a larger set, but fans can keep it locked for the latest on Mac's 2014 plans, which reportedly involve as many as four new projects. Additionally, watch our pages for the latest on Staples's soon-to-be-released street album, Shyne Coldchain II.
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