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Tasmania has been bowled out for just 156 on the opening day of the Sheffield Shield match against Queensland at the Gabba.
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Marriott's Grand Chateau 1 & 2Located just one-half block from the Las Vegas Strip, this hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV. Facilities include an outdoor swimming pool.
Score from 945 reviews Wonderful
Treasure Island Hotel & CasinoThis hotel and casino is right on the Las Vegas Strip and features 10 on-site restaurants and 6 bar/lounges. A seasonal outdoor pool is available and all rooms feature a flat-screen cable TV.
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The Venetian Resort-Hotel-CasinoThis 5-star Italian-themed Las Vegas Strip resort features spacious guest rooms, 19 international restaurants, a state-of-the-art casino and 5-acre pool deck.
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This Las Vegas Strip resort is an imitation of New York City known for its 150-foot Statue of Liberty model. A state-of-the-art casino, rollercoaster and luxurious shops await guests.
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The comfortable, spacious room, the helpful front desk staff, and the fact that it was very close to the strip without the noise and ugliness of the strip.
The housekeeping service was poor as they came at the most inconvenient times. One time they waited till we returned after a few hours out, even though we'd asked them to clean the room.
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i was looking for a budget hotel close to wynn hotel, this one is affordable and everything is just fine
I loved that the hotel was away from the strip. But not that far.
No complaints!
Very clean, quiet, spacious.
Expect to walk quite far to the strip or nearest strip casino.
I liked the room it was very spacious. The decor was really nice very clean.
no valet
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Enjoyed the rooms and facilities gym was clean and peaceful. Off the strip but I liked being away from the chaos.
We were waiting to return to India but our stay is extended in the usa hence we staying here, anyways when we booked our tickets we were very clearly told that our booking is confirmed for two people including taxes was 241.92 usd and we need to pay the money to the property but to our shock we were charged 378.56 and they told us that booking.com have not confirmed the price with us and this is the current price you have to pay did not want to be an embarrassment to my family and to booking.com I paid and stayed in the property. We were disappointed that you did not communicate to us well in advance about the rate change else would never have selected marriott would have stayed in circus circus or bellagio or mgm or excallibur. We would request you to please refund the balance of 126.08usd to my account and confirm the same
It was just enough away from the Strip so you do not get any noise from the drunk teens. Close enough to everything and far enough from idiots lol
Nothing, it was as planned, the staff was amazing and friendly.
Food was awful! Sterile hotel. They processed separate payments over 10 times when my card was international. They say this is the procedure in every hotel. My advise. No it isn't!!!! Charging someones card for 3 dollars. Instead of waiting til check out and processing altogether. Worst experience.
The location is good. The room was clean and and very very big, (just for showing : two doors to go in to the bathroom!) :)
We reserved our room with my credit card. When we arrived, I gave to the receptionist another one (that was my mystake!!!!). Instead of telling me that this was not the same credit card taking into the reservation, the recepionist gave us a new reservation at the cost of that day! So we paid 50$ more because of her!!!
Proximity to the strip but at the same time being located on a quiet street. Short distance to Monorail station and express bus station which can take you to any of the main attractions, no need for a taxi.
Internet in the room is not complementary.
It is close enough to the strip without suffering the mayhem experienced when we stayed on the strip.
The cleaness and the room size is big!
I found the hotel very comfortable and easy to find without the traffic. Everything you need is there.
Affordable price for a quality hotel, it may not be the fanciest hotel around the area but youll definitely get a good decent place to stay from what u pay. The staff are helpful in person (though they were less friendly through phone). They are also pretty flexible with late checkout (of course depending on how busy they are). Rooms are very clean, and well maintained.
There was an additional charge for in room wifi access. It wasnt much of a big deal for me really, but it just doesnt make much sense that they charge extra for the wifi when cheaper hotels or even motels offer free in room wifi access to their guests. The elevator floors outside for the garage are really dirty and smelly, but dont sweat, cuz the elevators inside the hotel itself didnt smell bad at all and it was clean. Also theres no microwave inside the rooms.Youll have to go to the 7th floor to use the "public" microwave which was filled with food spills. It looked like the spills in the microwave had been there for forever, so i suggest just dont use the microwave at all.
Good location easy parking quiet hotel staff very good rooms clean good bed shops walking distance
All is good
Every thing in the hotel is clean and spacious. Good breakfest not to much expensive. Fitness room ets,
It is a bit far from whre the action is
The room was comfortable and clean.
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The frontdesk on duty, a black old lady is not accommodating
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Friendly staff and the room was well kept and very clean.
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NBA admits referees screwed up end of Bulls overtime win vs. Raptors
Jan 18, 2013, 6:18 PM EST
You don't see this very often — the NBA admitting its referees blew it — so savor this moment.
Well, unless you're a Raptors fans, then this gesture feels pretty empty.
Toronto and Chicago had gone to overtime Wednesday night and it was tied 105-105 when Luol Deng hit a shot that became the game winner. But there were 3.3 seconds left on the clock after that shot and the Raptors had one more chance.
The Raptors inbounded the ball to Amir Johnson at the top of the key, who immediately drove right with Joakim Noah on him. Noah had his right arm on Johnson, then brought his left arm through in a motion to steal the ball and clearly fouled him. Johnson gathered the ball and as he went up for a shot but slipped as he did and threw up a shot that missed. You can see the video by following this link.
The referees called the foul but said it was not in the act of shooting, they would not give the continuation even though Johnson never put the ball back on the floor after the foul and went into a shooting motion. No free throws, ball out of bounds. Jose Calderon got a rushed look at a three that he missed, and the Bulls won.
On Friday, the NBA league office said, "oops, sorry." Here is the official statement.
"Officials called a foul on Chicago's Joakim Noah as Toronto's Amir Johnson gathered the ball while driving to the basket," the NBA said in a statement. "The officials ruled the foul was on the floor but upon review at the league office, the video replay confirmed that the foul should have been called a shooting foul with Johnson receiving two free throws."
Johnson is shooting 70 percent from the free throw line this season.
We'll never know what would have happened. This isn't getting replayed.
But hey Toronto, chin up — the league said they were wrong. That's got to make you feel better, right? Right?
- nygdriveforfive - Jan 18, 2013 at 6:43 PM
When will the madness end?? Nba I am aware the Raps are not a great team BUT you cannot keep jobing them like this. Seriously this team does not need help losing. Here's hoping for some serious make up calls in the games to come. Brutal
- abchome - Jan 19, 2013 at 11:27 AM
Blown calls happen. Remember Amir Johnson get away with a blatant double dribble to hit a 2 point shot?
- lonewolfsoul - Jan 18, 2013 at 6:57 PM
okay first of all, refs gave the all the calls to Toronto, and Kyle Lowry is the biggest flopper since Lebron James and James Jones… this is stupid.. who cares.. Deng hit the game winner, and Toronto sucks..
- dko83 - Jan 18, 2013 at 7:06 PM
NBA refs screwed up? No way, refuse to believe it.
- mannchise - Jan 18, 2013 at 7:17 PM
Aye I'll take a Bulls win anyway they can get it until Rose returns. #BullsNation !!!
- fanz928 - Jan 18, 2013 at 8:17 PM
The league should fine refs for every miss call that cause teams games
- badintent - Jan 18, 2013 at 10:42 PM
Raps got jobbed on almost the same call tonight with 5.5 seconds left with a none, call on Johnson , he got mugged by 2 guys and the ref standing right there. Pathetic. Suspension and no playoff games for this BS for bad refs
- badintent - Jan 18, 2013 at 11:04 PM
my bad,it was gerald henderson that got mugged
- lucifershuttlesworth - Jan 19, 2013 at 12:14 AM
It was Alan Anderson getting shoved out of bounds as he was trying to catch the inbound. I wonder how long the apologies from Silverstern are going to suffice. It seems the league is tampering with the Raptors.
- badintent - Jan 19, 2013 at 1:16 AM
ha.nice. I'm watching the Aussie Open into the wee hours for days, punchdrunk from the lack of sleep, so too many hendersons for me. Maybe we got another rouge referee with a gambling problem calling some bad games.I like the "tampering with Raptors " expression. Classic.
- phillyphannn83 - Jan 19, 2013 at 12:58 AM
Hold on a second Raps fans. First, the NBA actually came out and said they were wrong and now you're here claiming conspiracy theory against the Atlantic's worst team? C'mon man. Second, they had a 17 point lead at the half tonight, 17 POINTS!!! Tonights game did not come down to one bad non-call. The Raptors lost that game all on their own. They blew a huge lead and its absolutely pathetic to blame that on ONE non-call.
- lucifershuttlesworth - Jan 19, 2013 at 1:40 AM
It's not one bad non-call that i can't accept. It's the frequency that they occur in the deciding moments of Raptors games. And on the day the league issued an apology to them for exactly this sort of thing??
- phillyphannn83 - Jan 19, 2013 at 1:01 AM
If you want to talk about non-calls, how about the non-call on Jrue Holiday's game-tying layup! That should've been an and-1 and there wouldn't have even been an overtime. The calls and non-calls went both ways tonight.
- magicbucs - Jan 19, 2013 at 1:03 AM
Fine those refs $250,000 each. Most of those new refs suck. They Blow a handful of calls each, each game.
- phillyphannn83 - Jan 19, 2013 at 1:08 AM
Not to mention MULTIPLE non-calls on Jrue in the OT…its called letting them play. You boys in Canada might want to stick to watching hockey.
- lucifershuttlesworth - Jan 19, 2013 at 1:43 AM
sounds good dude. you might want to stick to watching a cheese steak. Hockey sucks.
- badintent - Jan 19, 2013 at 9:15 PM
Ha. So do the Eagles and Phillies.This from a Gmen and Yankee fan. LOL
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Chicago got away with murder, which Is fitting since the city is the current murder capital.
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Emily P. Lewis | October 12, 2011
Once upon a time, audio on the web lived primarily in the world of third-party browser plug-ins like Flash, QuickTime and Silverlight. This was not a bad world, but it had its issues.
For one, most plug-ins require the user to install them, but not all users are willing (or able) to install them. Also, many players built with these plug-ins are inaccessible, making it difficult for folks who use assistive technologies to access the audio or alternative content.
Then there are the front-end design hassles like trying to get a dropdown menu to display on top of a plug-in-based player. And let's not forget that to build a custom player with these plug-ins requires knowledge and expertise in that SDK.
Today, we have another option: HTML5 <audio>. This new element allows you to deliver audio files directly through the browser, without the need for any plug-ins. It works much like the tried-and-true  element, embedding the audio file into a web page via the src attribute:
<audio src="audio.mp3"></audio>
Not only does native audio deliver independence from plug-ins, it can be targeted with CSS and JavaScript. This means that creating a custom player is simply a matter of writing HTML, CSS and JS. It also means more front-end control for responsive, dynamic designs and potentially better accessibility.
As far as browser support goes, <audio> enjoys support by all of today's latest browsers, including mobile browsers for iOS 4+, Android 2.3+ and Opera Mobile 11+.
Sound good? Then let's get started adding embedded audio in our web pages!
To add a simple audio player to your web page, all you need is a single line of markup:
<audio src="audio.mp3" controls></audio>
This includes the src attribute I already discussed, which embeds the specified audio file into the page. It also includes the controls attribute, which tells the browser to use its default control interface for audio.
As you can see in Figure 2, each browser has a different default for player controls but all include the basics: play/pause toggle, timeline progress bar and volume control.
Beyond src and controls, <audio> has several other attributes you can utilize to further modify how your audio file will load and play.
<audio src="audio.mp3" controls autoplay></audio>
The Boolean autoplay attribute is one that I don't recommend using because it specifies that the audio begin playing as soon as the page loads. This is a usability no-no for most scenarios, so exercise restraint in using this attribute.
If you do decide to utilize autoplay, please be sure to include the controls attribute (or roll your own custom controls) so that your users can stop the audio or reduce volume.
<audio src="audio.mp3" controls crossorigin="anonymous"></audio>
crossorigin is used to indicate if an audio file is being served from a different domain. This is a very new attribute introduced for all media elements (<video> and  too) to address playback issues with Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS).
Depending on the scenario, crossorigin can be declared with an empty string or with CORS settings attribute keywords: user-credentials or anonymous.
<audio src="audio.mp3" controls loop></audio>
Another Boolean attribute, loop, tells the browser to loop the audio when playing. Like autoplay, I'm not a particular fan of this attribute because it takes control away from the user. But if you must use it, I recommend including the controls attribute alongside loop.
<audio src="audio.mp3" controls mediagroup="AnyName"></audio>
mediagroup is another relatively new attribute that is used to tie together multiple media files for synchronized playback. Each media element with the same keyword value for mediagroup is, essentially, linked and can be manipulated for playback via the DOM.
This attribute is valid for all media elements, so it is possible to link audio to audio, as well as audio to video and video to video.
<audio src="audio.mp3" controls muted></audio>
The Boolean attribute muted does just what it says: mutes the audio file upon initial play. The user can then override this if volume controls are provided.
<audio src="audio.mp3" controls preload></audio>
The preload attribute suggests how the browser should buffer the audio, according to the specified value:
Make note that not all browsers support all of these attributes and that the specification itself is still changing. That means you have to experiment, test and stay up-to-date on the spec.
As I already mentioned, <audio> is well supported by modern browsers. But what about users who aren't on modern browsers? Depending on your audience, there could be a fair percentage of your users who can't access your audio content. For those users, <audio> offers fallback content, which is contained within the opening and closing <audio> tags:
<audio src="audio.mp3" controls>

Your browser does not support native audio, but you can download this MP3 to listen on your device.

For browsers that don't support <audio>, this fallback content is what displays to the user, while browsers that do support native audio ignore the fallback and display the player.
In this example, I chose to include some explanatory text and a link to download the audio file for my fallback content. But you can pretty much include any content you want to serve to those users, including HTML.
HTML5 <audio> makes it (arguably) easier for an average front-end developer like me to add audio to web pages. And it opens up a world of possibilities for better media accessibility as the specification evolves.
Unfortunately, like the world of plug-ins, native audio has its issues too.
To keep audio content for the web at reasonable sizes for streaming and download, audio data is compressed/decompressed using codecs. Different codecs transform the audio into different formats that offer good quality with minimum bitrates.
So far, there is no single standard for audio codecs in the HTML5 specification. This means that some browsers support some formats, while other browsers support others:
Fortunately, <audio> is set up to handle multiple file formats:
<audio controls>
<source src="audio.ogg">
<source src="audio.mp3">
As you can see in this example, to declare multiple audio files, you first drop the src attribute from <audio>. Next, you nest child <source> elements inside <audio>, each of which specifies a different file format via the src attribute.
A browser will read the first-listed <source> and, if it supports the specified file format, the audio player will render on the page. If the browser doesn't, it moves on to the next <source> element.
In the event the browser doesn't find a <source> file format it can support, it will fail and playback won't be possible:
But this is where you can take advantage of fallback content, which must be nested within <audio> and after all <source> elements:
<audio controls>
<source src="audio.ogg">
<source src="audio.mp3">

Your browser does not support native audio, but you can download this MP3 to listen on your device.

In this example, a browser will first check if it supports <audio>. If it doesn't, it goes straight to the fallback content.
If it does support <audio>, it next checks for support of file formats, starting with the first <source> and proceeding until it reaches a supported format. In the event no listed formats are supported, the fallback content displays.
In terms of which file formats to include, it isn't necessary to have all formats listed in Figure 3. Including just MP3 and OGG will cover all your bases for modern browsers supporting HTML5 <audio>.
Regarding source order, it technically doesn't matter which audio file format is listed first. That said, I usually include my OGG <source> first. It is the higher-quality file, compared to MP3, and I want browsers that support both to get the OGG first. Also, there was a bug in older versions of Firefox where if the first <source> format was MP3 it failed, so listing OGG first can avoid triggering this bug.
In addition to specifying multiple audio formats, it is also good practice to specify MIME types for each audio file:
<audio controls>
<source src="audio.ogg" type="audio/ogg">
<source src="audio.mp3" type="audio/mp3">

Your browser does not support native audio, but you can download this MP3 to listen on your device.

By specifying a MIME type for each audio format, it helps the browser know what type of content it will be dealing with. This can speed up <audio> rendering because the browser won't have to download the files to determine content type.
Also, some browsers won't play audio without the correct MIME type. For example, Safari 5.1 (at least as of this writing) will fail to play any audio if the first-listed <source> is an unsupported format like OGG without a specified MIME type.
During my experiments with <audio> I encountered one of the more frustrating aspects of delivering native media: server support for MIME types. Though you can specify the MIME type for each audio format directly in your markup as seen in the example above, this doesn't guarantee that your web server supports those MIME types.
And if your server doesn't support a given format, you won't have playback … something I discovered (not quickly enough) when an <audio> implementation that worked on my local system failed on the live web server.
I'm am the furthest thing from a expert on server configurations, but I have found success circumventing these MIME type issues by updating my sites' .htaccess files to reference the correct file types. And the HTML5 Boilerplate.htaccess file is a fantastic template to start with.
HTML5 is still new to so many developers. So maybe you aren't quite ready to take the leap headfirst into <audio>? Or perhaps you have concerns about your users on browsers without <audio> support?
I completely understand wanting the best possible experience for all your users, regardless of their browsers. Fortunately, you can ease into HTML5 <audio> and gracefully degrade the experience for users on older browsers.
As I mentioned, <audio> fallback content can include HTML. And that means it can include a Flash <object> for browsers that don't support <audio>:
<audio controls>
<source src="audio.ogg" type="audio/ogg">
<source src="audio.mp3" type="audio/mp3">
<object data="mediaplayer.swf?audio=audio.mp3">
<param name="movie" value="mediaplayer.swf?audio=audio.mp3">
In this example, the browser will first check if it supports <audio>. If it doesn't, it will fallback to the Flash audio player (provided the plug-in is installed).
If the browser does support <audio>, it will proceed through the <source> elements until it finds a supported format. In the event no supported format is listed, the browser will fallback to the Flash player (again, if the plug-in is installed).
Now, what if Flash isn't supported? That's when you use the fallback's fallback:
<audio controls>
<source src="audio.ogg" type="audio/ogg">
<source src="audio.mp3" type="audio/mp3">
<object data="mediaplayer.swf?audio=audio.mp3">
<param name="movie" value="mediaplayer.swf?audio=audio.mp3">

Your browser does not support native audio or Flash, but you can download this MP3 to listen on your device.

Simply nest your Flash fallback content within the <object> and after all <param>s. Browsers that don't support HTML5 audio or Flash will fallback to this content, in this case some explanatory text and a link to download the audio.
Another way you can transition to HTML5 audio is to use a pre-built player. Many players today give you options to choose different skins for the player and even skin on your own via CSS. Additionally, several HTML5 media players are already built with Flash fallback content. Here are a few to check out:
To say this is the tip of the iceberg when it comes to native audio is an understatement. This article focuses on the core markup and syntax for embedding audio into your web pages. But the true power of native audio is the ability to target it using JS and CSS.
You can make your own custom player. You can visualize audio. You can generate audio on the fly. And these are just some of the early experiments.
As you experiment further with <audio>, please check out these resources:
Much of what this article discusses for HTML5 <audio> applies equally to <video>. As media elements, they share many of the same attributes and follow a similar syntax. <video> is also subject to many of the same issues as <audio> — specifically multiple file formats and MIME types — and benefits from the same solutions.
Emily Lewis is a freelance web designer of the standardista variety, which means she gets geeky about things like semantic markup andCSS, usability and accessibility. As part of her ongoing quest to spread the good word about standards, she writes about web design on her blog, A Blog Not Limited, and is the author of Microformats Made Simple and a contributing author for the HTML5 Cookbook. She's also a guest writer for Web Standards Sherpa, .net magazine and MIX Online.
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IE needs to support webm and vorbis. Please!
Nice article, very informative. Fallbacks are key given the numerous devices, etc.
Thanks!! This is very Helpful Post For me...
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I may have messed up that link somehow: https://github.com/joelarson4/Thunder
have you tried styling one cross-browser with just css? after i found ::-webkit-media-controls{}, i went on a desperate search to do just that, and failed miserably (big surprise!). i found what i think Gecko is using on the fly to build around the media, but i'm not quite sure. i can't find shit on Presto and naturally, once i failed that far, i didn't even bother to look for one in Trident. so, is a cross-browser, css media player even possible? or @ least later on in the future? hope you enjoyed cville and your sis is ok. cheers
Thank you! Very helpful post.
SoundManager is still worth mentioning: http://www.schillmania.com/projects/soundmanager2/
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People look at a large sinkhole on a street after a water pipe broke underneath it in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, China, October 27, 2013. REUTERS/Stringer
Sean Owolo, dressed as the Grim Reaper, and Marius Petrulis, 36, dressed as a chicken, prepare to compete in the ZJ Boarding House Halloween Surf Contest in Santa Monica, California, October 26, 2013. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson


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Sam & Max's Future Vision would make a great present
Or it does. Or it ... did? Ever since I peered through Future Vision -- an amazing ocular toy employed in the first episode of Telltale's latest adventure, Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse -- my awareness of time has been (was?) sullied. In fact, I will never be more convinced that I'm staring t...
Buy Sam & Max on Steam, get items in Team Fortress 2
Celebrating the release of the first episode of Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse, Valve has announced an interesting promoti onal tie-in with Team Fortress 2. Starting today, anyone who pre-ordered The Devil's Playhouse or purchases it within the first week on Steam will get a special batch of ...
Sam & Max: The Penal Zone gameplay video is very Stinky
The trailers haven't done anything for you. Our words of praise and adulation leave you unaffected. So what, then, will it take to get you interested in Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse? If your answer was two minutes and seventeen seconds of unadulterated PS3 gameplay footage, then we've got y...
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