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Washington Elementary: Fort Wayne school recognized as a Title 1 Distinguished School for closing achievement gaps between groups of students receives a $25,000 award.
General Motors: Automaker sweeps the car and truck awards at the annual Detroit auto show, with the Fort Wayne-assembled Chevy Silverado 1500 named 2014 North American Truck of the Year.
LifeSpring Counseling Center: Huntington University's new clinic, at the Park Center administration building, will offer free counseling for individuals, families and groups by graduate interns overseen by licensed counselors.
Congress: In a bipartisan vote, Senate approves $1.1 trillion spending bill to ease sequester cuts and avoid repeat of last fall's government shutdown. One day earlier, a spending bill in the House was approved with wide support from both sides of the aisle. See how this works?
Chris Christie: New Jersey governor's troubles mount, but the cruelest cut might have come in the form of a Born to Run parody performed by The Boss himself (left, with the host) – Christie's idol – on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
Marvel Technology Group: A federal judge declined to reduce a $1.17 billion patent infringement verdict that Carnegie Mellon University won against the California technology firm in 2012. The case involves the university's 1998 patent on noise-reduction technology in chips manufactured for hard drives.
Sam Berns: Seventeen-year-old Massachusetts student inspired many before his death from progeria last week, particularly through a moving TED talk he presented just three months earlier.
Capital punishment: Ohio becomes the first state to execute an inmate with the two-drug cocktail of midazolam and hydromorphone. Dennis McGuire took more than 25 minutes to die, one of the longest executions since Ohio resumed capital punishment in 1999.
Major League Baseball: Expanded instant replay will be used beginning this spring.
Ken Landwehr: Wichita homicide detective was instrumental in the arrest of the city's notorious BTK killer, who taunted police with coded messages for years after his 10-person killing spree ended in 1991. Landwehr died at 59.
Juan Gelman: Argentine poet and left-wing activist died in Mexico at 83. Argentine President Cristina Fernandez announced three days of mourning. Gelman's life and work were deeply affected by personal loss suffered during Argentina's 1976-83 military dictatorship. Government forces abducted and killed his son and daughter-in-law.


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More Eclipse Reviews: A Mixed Bagby Hilton Hater at . Comments
We loved Eclipse. We thought it was the best Twilight film so far.
But we may be alone.
Below, we've posted excerpts from a number of movie critics around the country. None of them lambasted the flick, but few were overly enthusiastic about, either. If you've seen Eclipse, we'd 'd love to hear your thoughts on it. Comment away now...
I can't pretend that the third episode instilled a fever in my blood, but it didn't leave me cold. For the first time in the series I felt I'd seen a real movie. - The Wall Street Journal
As long as these movies remain about three petulant whiners staring at each other to little effect, no rousing action sequences are going to save them from their torpor. - Las Vegas Weekly
Saying that the third film in a series with two pretty weak prior entries is the best of the bunch may be faint praise, but that happens to be the case with Eclipse. - IGN
Director David Slade keeps the action brisk and the time-killing attractive ... All of which should be like a freshly opened vein for fans. - NPR
Kristen Stewart may be one of the most promising actresses of her generation or she may be trapped in amber forever as the drippy but inexplicably ultra-desirable Bella. - Detroit News
The first two movies were mediocre, but "Eclipse" represents one of the more astonishing upgrades in movie franchise history. - Richard Roeper
This is definitely the worst installment of the franchise to date. - Chicago Reader
It appears to have embraced its own sense of camp and is consistently funny in an intentional way. For the first time, I found myself curious to see what comes next. - TIME
I went to go c eclipse with my friends and it was awesome! We were suprised that it turned out to be the best one! iI think edward looked hot i loved the actoin the tent scene and of coure the fight scene i think eclipse is an awesome movie and i dont care what the critics say!
Loved the Eclipse and have already seen it twice! I will see it at least 2 more times with various friends and family. I thought Pattinson was excellent. Has no one else seen any of his other movies? He is an excellent actor. Already have the sound track and score from the movie and will definitely buy the DVD. Pattinson is a beautiful man in every way not just as Edward. Great movie, great acting by Stewart and Pattinson, great special effects.
People u need 2 stop comparing the books with the movies bcuz the books can b a bit diffrnt...i havnt cn the movi bt ive raed the books nd they were stunning so plz stop expecting the best jst bcuz u hav cn the 1st 2 cuz they r diffrnt!
best film ever much better than the first 2 y do they send old stuffy men to vew these films when they arent aimed at them. Do one!
honestly? the only thing i liked about the whole freakin movie was seeing taylor lautner naked...now, what does that say about the movie... i thnk it would have gone better if they forced KRISTEN STEWART to act more?? or something? because i've read the book, and bella is supposed to show more emotion on this movie than what kristen lousily gave us...she sucks at acting...she should take acting lessons..or at least use eye drops for tears...i was really expecting more from bella in this movie...but as Wall Street Journal says, she left me COLD...
The wig was horrid. Couldn't concentrate because of it. What happened to the amazing music that gave the first two such depth. I thought the acting was worse. The first two were soulful and endearing..this last one a typical action flick. Bored to tears...could hardly stay away. Bring back the depth.
The best twilight movie by far. I loved it!
Eclipse definitely was the best so far - hopefully Breaking Dawn "breaks" as much ground - David Slade smashed my doubts, he encompassed the emotional end as well as the physical - and covered much more of the book than the first two films put together. Rob, Kris and Taylor are excellent actors, but they can't do it on their own... and I LOVED IT!
i am a huge twilight fan, loved the first, really liked the second and not so much the third. I thought it was rushed and had to many choppy scenes the editing did not seem to flow. The romance was physically there but not there emotionally. I am seeing the difference between the female director verses the male director. they are getting the wolves scenes right, the action scenes right but the whole essence of the movie is the emotional engagement between edward and bella, it was not there as it was in twilight.Two many key issues were missing like the part after jacob kissed bella and edward was right there, it seemed false and subdued. There is power in the entanglement of the struggle and romance, this brings out some of the emotional integrity that lacked in eclipse. They need to use catherine hardwicke or someone like here as a consultant for breaking dawn.
eclipse!!!!wow!!!this movie was awesome!!!!really,it's the best of all the movies!!!i really liked twilight..then i saw new moon..it was also very very good!!but i think eclipse is the best of all!there is lot of action and romance and robert is so so beautiful!!!!!

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This weekend is "time change" weekend. Sunday, we return to Mountain Standard Time. The key phrase to remember is "Spring Forward, Fall Back". So remember to set your clocks back one hour before going to bed tomorrow night. This is also the time firefighters suggest you change the batteries in your home's smoke alarms. The Continue reading
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Prescribed Burn Near Walden
Arapaho National Wildlife Refuge staff in Jackson County plan to take advantage of the fall weather to burn the grasslands near the Hampton Ranch site, and along the Illinois River near the refuge's northern boundary. The objectives of Continue reading
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Alkali Fire 50% Contained
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Firefighters responded to a truck fire in the K-Mart parking lot in Craig last night. At around 7:30, smoke started coming from the engine compartment of a semi-truck. The truck was in flames by the time firefighters got there, and is likely a total loss, but nobody was injured. The cause is suspected to be a Continue reading
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Vegetarian fine dining recommendataions
Hi all,
I'm Looking to celebrate an anniversary and need a place that best caters to vegetarians. We would probably do a la carte rather than tasting menu. That would exclude the super fancy, such as Komi and CityZen. Generally all fine dining restaurants have one vegetarian option, which I find a little un-interesting. I have been looking at some of the nicer places around town (i.e. Source, Proof, Equinox) and all generally fall into the category of "not too vegetarian friendly". Has anyone had a good vegetarian experience at a nicer restaurant in/around DC? Has anyone been to the restaurants mentioned only to find they have a more extensive "un-listed" vegetarian menu?
Thanks for the help!
Rasika is the place to go. It's beautiful, the food is wonderful, and you'll be blown away by how many options you have. I am not vegetarian, but I only order vegetarian there, because so many of my favorite menu items (crispy spinach, sev batata puri, gobi mataar, oh my goodness their dal) are all meatless. And if you haven't been there, you can rest assured that it's special enough for an anniversary.
Rasika Restaurant
633 D Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004
re: katecm
Thanks Kate, that is excellent advise; however, I should have mentioned that we go to Rasika for every special occasion, and we are now trying to change it up a bit. This is our favorite restaurant b/c of their vegetarian options (and for me, their meat options also). Their dal is the best thing ever. But at this point, even if wanted to go back to Rasika, the day of our anniversary is already booked up (It's a Saturday).
Rasika Restaurant
633 D Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004
re: tabicket
Oh bummer. So much for the perfect solution! I wonder if Proof would be good. They do tend to lean a bit meat-heavy, but I have fed their assorted tofu entrees to carnivores who have been amazed, and have also been smitten with what they do to gnocchi. Or maybe Bibiana? It always blows my mind that The Source doesn't have more vegetarian food, given their emphasis on Asian cuisine.
1100 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20005
I would call firefly and see if they could work this. They are really accommodating.
Also what about Galileo III?
Also I bet if you called 701 they might be able to help out too. Since the remodel of dining room and menu I have been really impressed.
I would also perhaps call New Heights, they are really good at preparing special menus.
New Heights Restaurant
2317 Calvert St. NW, Washington, DC 20008
I had a really good experience at Equinox last week during a business dinner. I called and spoke to the FOH, who made a note under the reservation. There were several vegetarian options on the menu. So call?
Dino-not supper fancy but cozy. What about Zola? That might work.
Also, Restaurant Nora http://www.noras.com/menu/noramainmen...
I have had vegetarian fare at Restaurant Eve. You just have to ask.
Restaurant Eve
110 South Pitt Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
Restaurant Nora
2132 Florida Ave., N.W, Washington, DC 20008
CityZen has a vegetarian tasting menu and I'm fairly certain that Komi does as well. Equinox is vegetarian friendly as well both tasting and a la carte. My only concern would be eating the same meal as my partner.
Also, Bibiana has great vegetarian food.
CityZen Restaurant
1330 Maryland Avenue SW, Washington, DC 20024
1509 17th St NW Ste 1, Washington, DC 20036
1100 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20005
Equinox is actually quite vegetarian friendly...they even have a vegetarian tasting menu I believe. Not to mention if you call ahead and let them know what you are looking for, they can probably cater to your needs. Chef Gray's wife is a vegetarian so I'm sure he has some great recipes up his sleeve.
2 other places to consider are Rasika (although I personally find it pretty loud. It might not be conducive to anniversary conversation...whatever that may be haha) and Bibianna.
Rasika Restaurant
633 D Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004
re: Elyssa
Thanks for all the replies. I think I'll call both Equinox and Bibiana and see what they can do. I did check out Restaurant Eve, but they generally only have one option for a la carte which is not on the menu. I'm sure it's good, but a little too risky when spending all that money. FYI, my girlfriend and I have been to Komi, and I didn't think the vegetarian offerings were worth it (The regular menu was awesome). Also Rasika is my favorite restaurant but we have been there alot.
Restaurant Eve
110 South Pitt Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
Rasika Restaurant
633 D Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004
1509 17th St NW Ste 1, Washington, DC 20036
1100 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20005
I have a few vegan friends and we found a really neat local restaurant that has alot of vegetarian and vegan options and serves them up beautifully. Delicious too. We've enjoyed baba ghannouge, eggplant stew, and they serve a sampling all together with their homemade bread. They have alot of great reviews. Mazadar Kabob Restaurant in Fairfax, VA and the atmospthere is really enjoyable. Don't be deceived by the name of this place.
re: jerirl
You might contact Taberna del Alabardero. They can provide a vegetarian menu and of course have vegetarian paellas. Of course, I think they consider cheese and eggs as part of a vegetarian diet.
Thanks for all of the advice. We ended up going to Equinox. I think it was good, but not great. We were told that they could expand anything on their vegetarian tasting menu into a main course. However, the tasting menu didn't really have anything that you would want to turn into a main course. So, my gf ended up getting the veggie tasting menu ( I had the regular tasting menu which was also good but not great).
So far, Rasika has been our favorite among nicer veggie-friendly restaurants. We're still in search of another "fine-dining" type restaurant that does vegetarian well. Next time we will try some others that were mentioned in this thread.
Rasika Restaurant
633 D Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004
re: tabicket
I don't know why I didn't think of this before, but Corduroy's three-course bar menu, which is the best deal in town, has an absolutely amazing mushroom fettucine. I know a vegetarian is probably sick of that sort of dish, but his is astoundingly wonderful. Maybe call to make sure it's available? Just remember you have to sit at the bar, but you get to enjoy his wonderful food at a great price.


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Key West World Championship Race
Speed-loving spectators can watch powerboats thunder past at 140 mph or more during the 34th annual Key West World Championship, set for Nov. 2-9 in the waters off the southernmost island in the continental United States.
National and international racing teams are to vie for world titles in eight classes, including the celebrated Superboat class. The viewer-friendly spectacle is known for adrenaline-fueled action that has inspired comparisons to the Indianapolis 500.
The traditional race week kickoff, a parade of high-powered boats down Key West's legendary Duval Street, is slated to start at 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 2.
Racing is scheduled throughout the week, with high-speed challenges taking place Wednesday, Nov. 5; Friday, Nov. 7, and Sunday, Nov. 9.
Because water conditions vary along the course, teams can test both equipment endurance and hull and propulsion design during the season-ending championship series.
A portion of the 6.2-mile course runs through Key West Harbor, a stretch of typically smooth water where racers can achieve speeds above 140 mph and provide fans breathtaking displays of skill and power.
On race days spectators can get an unmatched close-up view from grandstand areas on Key West's Truman Waterfront, which can be accessed at the end of Southard Street past Thomas Street and Truman Annex.
On nonrace days, powerboat enthusiasts can view the sleek high-speed boats, watch in-water test runs and meet racers and crews at the race village, also situated on the Truman Waterfront. Social events for racers and their fans are planned as well, including a Friday night party on Duval Street featuring race boats on display.
General-admission tickets are available, as are all-inclusive VIP spectator passes for the Truman Waterfront grandstands and hospitality tent. Other popular viewing areas include waterfront hotels and Key West's Mallory Square.
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The Morgans Hotel Group, which offers a spate of stylish, upscale properties around the world, is in the midst of some major expansion. The Mondrian London at Sea Containers is set to open September 30, followed by the Mondrian Doha, and the Mondrian Istanbul. The hotel group is also preparing to open their Delano brand in Las Vegas this fall, followed by Cesme, Turkey; Moscow; and Cartagena; then another in Karaköy, Istanbul. With all this new activity in mind, we took a step back to see how their second Mondrian property, in South Beach, Miami, which opened way back in 2008, is holding up.
At the beginning of the boutique hotel boom, luxury was defined by money; how much of it you had and what it could buy you. But that has long since changed. The emergence of creative "lifestyle" hotels have transformed the industry — as the annual LE Miami trade show in South Beach pointed out — with rising demand in experiences that are unique and culturally connected. These days, rather than high prices, luxury is about authenticity, storytelling, and innovation.
So how does this shift in the very definition of luxury translate to a more authentic, value-driven experience on your next trip?
As temperatures are rising across the country, what could be better than sipping a summery drink while dipping your toes into the ocean (or the hotel pool)? If this sounds like your kind of summer getaway, Kimpton Hotels has a deal for you: The stylish boutique hotel chain is offering 25 percent off at their four upscale properties in Florida. To sweeten the deal, they're throwing in two free poolside cocktails so you can fully chill out.
Sure, most travelers book a trip to Miami Beach with a single plan in mind — drink all day, party all night. But everyone needs to cool off and chill out at some point. Even Miami, which we rate as one of the world's party capitals, has plenty of options for relaxing, refreshing, and (maybe) replenishing your body in preparation for another night out. Here's how:
Minty mojitos at every meal, beautiful beaches, and a restaurant and bar scene that attracts A-listers from around the globe. If you're craving an oh-so-hip summer getaway, there's no better destination than Miami's South Beach. While enjoying this trendy sun-and-sand spot often comes at a premium, high heat means lower prices. Here, we've rounded up three of SoBe's hottest hotels (plus a bonus hotel on Miami Beach) offering some of the coolest summer deals:
Summer is winding down and kids are heading back to school, which means that prime beach destinations like Florida are quickly clearing out and entering their low season. Normally, a destination's slow-down time signals less-than-prime weather conditions, but Florida in the fall is ideal. While it's technically still hurricane season, in many spots, you'll still find warm waters and beautiful days with weather that can soar up into the 90s. Add to that the fact that many hotels offer discounts of 40 to 50 percent off their peak season rates, and you've got a recipe for a perfect fall getaway. Here are some of the reasons you should visit during Florida's bargain season. Read more
Miami's LGBT scene will be sizzling come spring. First up on the docket, the Miami Beach Pride, held on April 15 this year, will be bringing buzz back to the Deco District. Last year's event saw 40,000 people march down Ocean Drive, making it the largest single-day event in South Beach's history, and with the addition of the post-Pride party cruise, one of the most unique.
Setting sail Monday, April 16, through Friday, April 20, onboard Norwegian Cruise Line's Norwegian Sky, the Miami Beach Pride Cruise offers a chance to extend the party with a 4-night voyage to the Bahamas with stops in Grand Bahamas, Nassau, and Great Stirrup Cay, the cruise line's private island. A portion of the proceeds will be donated back to Miami Beach Gay Pride's charitable causes. Read more
A pair of hotel openings hit Miami Beach this week, just in time for Art Basel. Whether down south for the art or the sun, check out these two affordable newbies.
Surfcomber The totally renovated and rebranded Surfcomber (now a Kimpton Hotel) opened yesterday on Collins Avenue. The 186-room oceanfront hotel has a playful vibe, stylish accommodations, and Kimpton's personalized service and amenities. The pool deck and bevy of cabanas look inviting, as do the opening rates from only $149/night. www.surfcomber.com
Shelborne South Beach This Art Deco mainstay which spent the last two years under renovation reopened Wednesday. The look is retro glam, the vibe is sexy. The hotel's own exhibition "Art of Night" features intimate celebrity images from nightlife photographer Seth Browarnik, but the catwalk runway connecting the two beachfront pool decks seems like the ultimate stage for eye candy. Opening rates here start from $159/night. Note: not all rooms have been renovated so be sure to request one. www.shelborne.com
For general trip-planning info, see our Miami Travel Guide.
Book a room at one of 15 Loews Hotels locations in North America on Cyber Monday, November 28, and get 20 percent off! Choose from locations such as the Loews Coronado Bay Resort in San Diego, nestled on a 15-acre peninsula, the Loews Miami Beach Hotel on South Beach, and the Loews Hotel LeConcorde in Quebec City, Canada. Other locations include New York, New Orleans, Denver, and Santa Monica. So whether you're looking for relaxation on the beach, a cultural experience, or a quick getaway, this sale provides a plethora of options. Guest will also receive free in-room internet throughout the stay. Travel is valid November 29, 2011 – March 31, 2012.
THE VALUE: Save 20 percent at hotels coast-to-coast over a four month travel window!
THE CATCH: The Cyber Monday sale will run from 12:01 am – 11:59 pm (EST) on November 28, 2011. Prices differ by hotel.
THE DETAILS: To book your stay, visit www.loewshotels.com.
WE'VE GOT MORE: Use our Travel Guides to help find the location that's right for you.
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If you're looking to head south for the holiday season, nothing can beat the sandy allure of Miami's South Beach – or 33 percent off rooms right on Ocean Drive. To fete the opening of its latest boutique offering, the Waldorf Towers (www.room-matehotels.com), the gay-founded, funky Spanish chain Room Mate Hotels is offering a slightly watered-down expansion on its amazing opening offer deal, with still highly attractive starting rates of just $169 available throughout December, a sweet 33 percent discount off the average rates of $250 nightly that kick in come 2012. Plus, if you book quickly, we even spied some midweek rates on standard rooms from just $117! Talk about something to be thankful for.
Colorful and contemporary with a sexy tongue-in-cheek attitude (the booking engine coyly asks as it loads, "Do you want to sleep with me?"), the 44 rooms feature wood floors and modern design elements with a retro edge. Contrasting black and whites and polished chrome nod to the hotel's place in Miami Beach's Art Deco District, while a sense of style and fun pulls in a generally hip, younger set looking for a good time. An easy task considering Miami's latest offerings: Read more
Stay at a downtown Miami hotel oozing with boutique charm through this deal with the Regency Hotel Miami. Book any number of nights from $119 within 7 days of travel and receive 15% off your entire stay. That means you'll be paying a total of only $101 per night.
The Regency Hotel Miami re-opened in October 2011 after a $750,000 renovation including luxurious new bed sets and state-of-the-art HDTV monitors. Only a five minute drive from the airport, the Regency is a perfect starting point for the business or leisure traveler. It's also just 15 minutes from South Beach and 10 minutes to historic Coral Gables. Complimentary shuttles are provided to and from the airport as well as to popular shopping centers in Miami. Or, simply relax at the Regency – lay out by the lush pool, enjoy a meal at Prieto's Restaurant, and take advantage of the complimentary buffet breakfast each morning.
THE VALUE: Stay in a newly renovated hotel and save 15% off market pricing.
THE CATCH: This deal is subject to availability, so act fast!
THE DETAILS: Visit The Regency Hotel or call 305-779-2010.
WE'VE GOT MORE: Use our Travel Search price comparison tool to find the lowest rates and travel deals on flights to Miami.
For general trip-planning information, see our Miami Travel Guide.
The 4-star Trump International Beach Resort is offering 20% discount on travel through October 2. Located in the exclusive Sunny Isles section of Florida, the oceanfront Trump International Beach resort are inviting guests to take advantage of the summer promotion "Rein in the Summer" where guests get a bunch of extras including three activities in the high-energy kids club. The best part is if it rains during your stay guests can relax in the spacious deluxe, family-friendly accommodations and receive a complimentary in-room movie that includes movie theater amenities including candy and popcorn as well as in-room video games
THE VALUE: Rates for this 4-Star luxury hotel can start at over $300 per night.
THE CATCH: Two-night minimum stay required. Package is based on availability and valid on travel through October 2, 2011 only.
THE DETAILS: To book your stay, Trump International Beach Resort or call 866-628-1197.
WE'VE GOT MORE: Start planning your vacation with our Miami Travel Guide and use our Travel Search price comparison tool to find low rates on flights to Miami!
Score up to 60 percent in savings on a swank South Beach getaway, now through December 27. Hotel Victor is offering every third night free on top of discounted rates (slashed 35 percent off winter prices). Redesigned by Jacques Garcia, with its trademark jellyfish tank in the lobby, the Victor combines 1930s opulence with pure sophistication. The Victor is located right on Ocean Drive next to the former Versace mansion. Its acclaimed spa, Spa V, features South Beach's first hammam. Rates start from $229/night with the free-night savings deducted at checkout. To book, call 305-728-6544 and mention promo code SUMV. www.victorsouthbeach.hyatt.com
For general trip-planning info, see our Miami Travel Guide.
Coming to Miami for New Year's is not for the faint of heart. It revs up strongly with party-goers from all over the world. You can feel the energy in the air. No matter when you visit, I have two pieces of advice. First of all, plan in advance for dining, as the restaurant scene heats up all year round. Second, decide if you want to stay in a large resort away from the action, in town amidst it all, or bayside near it.
Some of the newer restaurant spots worth trying are Hakkasan and Scarpetta, both at the famed Fontainebleau hotel. The hotel, while a bit Vegas-like, can't help but impress with its grandness. Red (redthesteakhouse.com) in the South of Fifth district is great for amazing meat. Expect deluxe prices but those three are worth it, in a town awash in overpriced, overdesigned dining digs.
These are the ShermansTravel producers' favorite Daily Deals from this week. If you're looking for a luxurious stay on the Las Vegas Strip, check out the 2-year-old Trump International which towers 64 stories above the Strip and bills itself as a sophisticated, nongaming hotel. Through September 2, Sherman's readers can score a one-bedroom suite for $139/night and receive a $50 credit for use at The Spa at Trump (good for any service costing $150 or more), two cocktails at H2(EAU) each day, and a 4 p.m. checkout.
DirectAir has brought back its Family Ties Sale in which customers can purchase flight certificates (tickets) on any of DirectAir's routes without passenger names, dates, or destinations for a total cost of $159, taxes, reservation, and convenience fees included! When purchasing the certificates, customers can schedule trips at their convenience, deciding later whether to visit destinations like Myrtle Beach, Niagara Falls, Orlando, New York, and Chicago.
Minutes from South Beach, the sleek, 205-guestroom Sonesta Bayfront Hotel Coconut Grove overlooks tropical Biscayne Bay. Rates start from just $159 per night, featuring a complimentary fourth night, free daily breakfast, and WiFi. All rooms have a 42-inch, wall-mounted LCD television, king-sized bed, and granite vanities and countertops. Taxes and gratuities not included.
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Over 25,000 participants from 150 countries took part in the 5th World Water Forum, from March 16th to 22nd in İstanbul, making it the world's biggest ever water-related event.
New Horizons - One thousand media representatives followed the event. Four thousand policemen were on duty to ensure security. 20 million dollars were spent for the Forum. Many recommendations, proposals, commitments, initiatives and a Ministerial Declaration came out of more than 100 sessions during the Forum. In one of the sessions on March 16, 2009, third edition of the United Nations World Water Development Report (WWDR-3) was presented. The report warns against a water crisis if measures are not taken immediately.
Demographics and the increasing consumption that comes with rising per capita incomes are the most important drivers or pressure on water. Demand for energy – for heat, light, power and transportation – is increasing rapidly. The increase in the production of bioenergy has potentially important impacts on water quality and availability.
The world's population is growing by about 80 million people a year, implying increased freshwater demand of about 64 billion cubic metres a year. An estimated 90% of the 3 billion people who are expected to be added to the population by 2050 will be in developing countries, many in regions where the current population does not have sustainable access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation. Because of migration, the world will have substantially more people in vulnerable coastal areas, with 18 of the world's 27 megacities (populations of 10 million or greater) in the next 20 years.
According to the UN's water report, which is a joint effort of the 26 UN agencies and entities which make up UN-Water, working in partnership with governments, international organizations, non-governmental organizations and other stakeholders, more investments are needed in safe drinking water and sanitation. This investment is proved to contribute to economic growth. For each $1 invested, the World Health Organization estimates returns of $3-$34, depending on the region and the technology. Investments in water infrastructure by the US Army Corps of Engineers between 1930 and 1999 yielded returns of $6 for each $1 spent and controlled flood damage despite rising population numbers and property value at risk over the period.
Institutional and human capacity development, to prepare institutions for current and future water and related challenges are also needed. Pluralistic governance, transparency and interactions among parties with different interests during decision-making are also necessary for a solution.
The third edition of the World Water Development Report draws attention to the fact that the world is on track to meet the Millennium Development Goal target on drinking water. Current trends suggest that more than 90% of the global population will use improved drinking water sources by 2015. However, the world is not on track to meet the Millennium Development Goal sanitation target. Between 1990 and 2006 the proportion of people without improved sanitation decreased by only 8 percentage points. Without an immediate acceleration in progress, the world will not achieve even half the sanitation target by 2015. Based on current trends, the total population without improved sanitation in 2015 will have decreased only slightly, from 2.5 billion to 2.4 billion.
5th World Water Forum
Held every three years, the World Water Forum strives to gather people together from every horizon to find sustainable solutions to the water challenges that the world faces daily.
The Forum is a unique platform where individuals from both inside and outside the water sector can interact and debate, creating broader awareness for water related issues and a resolve to find solutions. In addition, it provides the opportunity for Ministers, Local Authorities and Parliamentarians to consolidate their different perspectives with those of experts and civil society.
After the previous Fora, held in Morocco (1997), the Netherlands (2000), Japan (2003) and Mexico (2006), the 5th World Water Forum was held in March 2009 in Istanbul, Turkey.
Bridging Divides For Water
Given Turkey's strategic position between East and West, North and South, but also the conceptual barriers between different water cultures, between developed and developing regions of the world, and the need to bring together the many ongoing initiatives around the world related to water issues, "Bridging Divides for Water" has been chosen as the overarching theme for the Forum in Turkey.
The six main themes of the forum were: "Global Changes & Risk Management", "Advancing Human Development and Millennium Development Goals", "Managing and Protecting Water Resources and their Supply Systems to meet Human and Environmental Needs", "Governance and Management", "Finance", "Education, Knowledge and Capacity Building".
For more information, please click here.
World Water Day: Shared Water – Shared Opportunities
Participants of the 5th Water Forum, celebrated the UN World Water Day before joining the ministers for the closing ceremony of the Forum. 22 March has been celebrated as the World Water Day since 1993. This year, World Water Day is dedicated to promoting responsible cooperation between countries in managing their shared sources of freshwater. Such an approach to managing water systems can boost international trade, economic development and strengthens peace, security and cooperative relations between countries. In recognition of these linkages, the theme of this year's World Water Day is "Shared Water - Shared Opportunities".
Almost half of the world's land surface is covered by shared, or transboundary, lakes and river basins. Clean, dependable sources of freshwater are necessary for every aspect of human life, including drinking water, sanitation, recreation and agricultural and industrial production. Nearly half of the world's population is dependent on these shared bodies of water.
As climate change progresses and continues to alter the hydrological cycle, more and more countries will experience water stress due to inadequate sources of water and increasing variability in the availability of water.. Such a scenario, accompanied by excessive and inefficient water use, chronic pollution and weak or poorly enforced policies and laws, could cause tensions between countries that share the same rivers and lakes (transboundary waters). Currently, there are 145 countries that share one or more transboundary water systems.
Although water-related conflicts between countries do occur, only rarely has water been the main reason behind tensions that can escalate into war. Since 1948 there were 37 incidents of acute conflict between countries over water. Yet, during the same period, over 300 international agreements were signed on transboundary cooperation, such as a 1960 treaty that laid out a plan of use of the Indus water basin between India and Pakistan and a 1995 agreement on the use of shared waters in southern Africa. Such responsible and shared management of transboundary waters has many benefits, as it builds mutual respect, understanding and trust among countries and promotes peace, security, trade, and job creation. In other words, sharing water provides opportunities for better lives and livelihoods.
One of the most striking successes in shared waters management is the treaty governing the use of the Danube River. The Danube is the most international river basin in the world, passing through 13 countries before emptying into the Black Sea via Romania. The past 150 years has seen the steady degradation of the ecosystems of both the Danube and the Black Sea. After the fall of the Soviet bloc, however, the countries along the Danube have cooperated on the monitoring and improvement of water quality and quantity in addition to instituting a damage control system to minimise accidental chemical spills.
This regional cooperation yielded many results, such as the establishment of 75 water quality monitoring stations in the Danube basin and agreement on governance reforms to reduce nutrient pollution. Through these reforms and major investments, industrial, municipal and agricultural pollution was reduced virtually eliminating dangerous oxygen depletion in the western area of the Black Sea and leading to measurable signs of ecosystem recovery. The restoration of the Danube River and Black Sea illustrates and underscores the significant environmental, socioeconomic and political benefits that can be gained through multi-country cooperation on transboundary waters.
For more information on World Water Day 2009, please click here
Water Exhibit in Istanbul
Water Exhibit prepared by the American Museum of Natural History has been brought to Turkey under the framework of the partnership initiative between UNDP and The Coca-Cola Company. Held as part of the events of the 5th World Water Forum, the exhibit at İstanbul Technical University Natural History and Science Museum will be open until June 14.
Turkish Minister of Trade and Commerce Zafer Çağlayan, who participated in the official inauguration ceremony on 18 March, stated in his opening speech that in order to solve issues regarding water, states should increase infrastructural work on clean water. Çağlayan also thanked UNDP and Coca-Cola for bringing the exhibit to Turkey.
After the inauguration, there was a "policy dialogue" event of UNDP at the exhibit on March 19. Cihan Sultanoglu, Deputy Director of RBEC of UNDP, in her speech pointed out the importance of water scarcity and its impacts on social and economic developments (please click here to access the speech of Cihan Sultanoğlu). She mentioned UNDP's "Every Drop Matters" project, which is implemented in partnership with Coca Cola, as a good example aiming to increase access to safe drinking water in the region. Sultanoğlu said that one of the successful outputs of this partnership was to bring this prominent exhibition to Istanbul.
During the policy dialogue, a panel of UNDP water governance experts shared information about their individual projects and how their collaborative efforts are contributing to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and improving access to water and sanitation services. They also stressed the importance of effective water governance, pointing out the strong correlation between proper governance and economic growth and poverty reduction. The audience also engaged in the panel, raising thoughtful questions about the role of dams and asking whether or not enough is being done in order to reach the MDGs by 2015. Panel members noted that despite their efforts, much more needs to be done, and called upon all agencies at all levels to replicate their efforts.
The panel consisted of Andrew Hudson, Principal Technical Advisor for GEF International Waters; Paul Taylor, Director of Cap-Net; Sulan Chen, Global Environment Facility, Land Degradation, POPs and International Waters Programme Specialist; Bogachan Benli, Project Manager of "Every Drop Matters" project; Håkan Tropp, Water Specialist, Energy and Environment Practice; and Alastair Morrison, Project Manager of the UNDP Water Governance Facility at SIWI, with Senior Water Resources Advisor Dr. Joakim Harlin as the moderator.
The Water Exhibit, previously held at American Museum of Natural History in New York between November 3 2007 – May 26 2008 and later in Singapore, will be presented in South America, Asia, Australia and North America by 2011.
The Water Exhibit, which aims to contribute to protection of water resources, presents interactive installations to help people of all ages to discover characteristics and miracles of water. Demonstrating the significance of water in human life, the Exhibit consists of 10 parts which include disparate living things that collect, store and use water in a unique way, information regarding amount of water in different parts of our planet, people's habits on water usage, examples of accessing clean water and local stories of people.
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SAN ANTONIO (AP) San Antonio Spurs point guard Tony Parker is sitting out the team's game Monday night against the Philadelphia 76ers with a sore left Achilles.
Parker had 20 points, five assists and five rebounds while playing 28 minutes Saturday in San Antonio's 99-90 victory over Golden State.
Parker was not listed on the pre-game injury report Monday, but was ruled out about 45 minutes prior to tip-off against Philadelphia and former San Antonio assistant Brett Brown. Parker leads the Spurs in both scoring (17.6 points) and assists (6.1) while also averaging the most minutes with 30.3.
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Proposed new regulations on New Mexico's medical cannabis program include steep fee increases for both patients and producers, but insiders say they don't adequately address a supply shortage.
Late Friday afternoon, administrators recommended a 50 percent cut in the number of plants licensed patients can grow at home from four plants to two plants. If the proposals are adopted, patients will also have to ante up $50 for annual patient registry identification card renewals, maintain ongoing relationships with their primary doctors and in some cases, pay for repetitive medical tests.
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Henrico prepares for heavy traffic during NASCAR races Sept. 7-8
The Henrico County Department of Public Works will temporarily alter traffic patterns on roads around Richmond International Raceway (RIR) to accommodate fans attending the Virginia 529 College Savings 250 and Federated Auto Parts 400 NASCAR races on Friday, Sept. 7 and Saturday, Sept. 8.
Motorists are advised to expect heavy traffic and delays in the area on both days, especially from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., before the races, and from 10:15 p.m. to 2:30 a.m., afterward.
The following traffic patterns will be in effect Saturday, Sept. 8 during peak hours:
While the traffic modifications are in effect, median crossovers on Laburnum Avenue will be closed from North Avenue to Mechanicsville Turnpike, except at Pilots Lane and Austin Avenue. Only right turns will be permitted to and from Laburnum Avenue. Police will be at these intersections before and after the race to assist motorists turning onto or crossing Laburnum Avenue.
On-street parking on major routes to RIR will be prohibited each day. Parking will be available for $6 on Saturday, Sept. 8 at the Richmond Coliseum parking deck, 501 N. Seventh St. in downtown Richmond. Free shuttle bus service to and from RIR will begin at 1 p.m.
Parking also will be available for $10 per car and $25 per recreational vehicle at The Showplace, 3000 Mechanicsville Tnpk. in Henrico, beginning at 11 a.m. Free shuttle bus service to and from RIR will begin at noon.
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MADD to host candlelight vigil Dec. 2 at UR
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) will host a candlelight vigil of remembrance and hope Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. at the University of Richmond, outside the Cannon Chapel. The public is invited to attend and join MADD to honor victims of impaired driving crashes, while helping to remind the community to be safe during the holidays. > Read more.
Tournament supports adoption efforts
Among participants at the Seventh Annual Coordinators2Inc Golf Tournament and awards luncheon Oct. 3 were (from left) Rebecca Ricardo, C2 Inc executive director; Kevin Derr, member of the winning foursome; Sharon Richardson, C2 Inc founder; and Frank Ridgway and Jon King, members of the winning foursome.
Held at The Crossings Golf Club, the tournament will benefit placement of children from Virginia's foster care system into permanent families through Coordinators2. > Read more.
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All 140 A.C. Moore locations will serve as drop-off centers this year for the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, and all toys collected will stay in the local communities served by the stores in which they are donated.
On Saturday, Nov. 15, the Willow Lawn location will kick off the month-long program by hosting a "Make & Take" craft event for kids. Children ages six and older will be able to make a craft and take it home with them. Representatives from the Marines will be in-store to teach customers about the Toys for Tots program. A.C. Moore team members will be on site to help with the crafts. > Read more.
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'Sizing Up!' opens at Cultural Arts Center
The Cultural Arts Center unveils a new exhibit – "Sizing Up!" – Nov. 20-Jan. 18 in the Gumenick Family Gallery.
Artist Chuck Larivey has spent the past three years "sizing up" – creating large-scale oil paintings that are designed to engage their viewers in a monumental way by using size to captivate them and make them a part of the artistic experience.
The exhibit is appropriate for all ages and is free and open to the public at the center, located at 2880 Mountain Road in Glen Allen. > Read more.
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Severe weather rumbled through the heartland Wednesday night with a mix of rain, lightning, high winds and hail in the Omaha metro area.
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch was in effect for parts of eastern Nebraska and western Iowa including the immediate Omaha area until 1 o'clock Thursday morning.
Shortly before 10 p.m. the National Weather Service reported that an isolated severe threat is expected to develop across northeastern Nebraska and northwest Iowa over the next few hours. Wind damage and hail are expected to be the primary threats.
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In Search Of...Open Face Beef Sandwich w/ Gravy.
- Fryboy Jul 15, 2008 12:16 AM
Watching tonight's "Diners, Drive Ins & Dives" on Food Network got me jonesin' for a good beef sandwich with gravy. The kind you eat with a knife & fork. Any suggestions?
It may not be the best, and I'm sure I'll be shouted down, but if I were looking for that, I'd go to Canter's.
Canter's Fairfax Restaurant
419 N Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036
I know Mel's Drive-In has one.
Junior's has an open faced brisket sandwich, as well as a meatloaf sandwich.
Square One has an open-faced skirt steak sandwich.
Jerry's Deli also does one, but their mashed potatoes are not as fresh; at least on the turkey open faced sammie, they're a bit gummier (this doesn't bother me, but it might other hounds).
re: condiment
I drive by that restaurant each workday. My rideshare partner & I have wondered what the food was like since there's a sign that says "The Most Honored Sandwiches in .. (can't remember)". Are their sandwichws that remarkable? It might be worth a stop by for a to go dinner.
re: SeaCook
Good joint, good sandwiches. We have made two or three trips there, not necessarily just for that but Hey, as long as we're in the vicinity... Patty melt's good, all the sides we've had are good. Changed hands a couple of years back, now owned by an Asian family that seems to know what they're doing. They've scraped the layers of old cigarette smoke off the walls, too.
re: Kate is always hungry
if price is no matter, then musso's will fit the bill.
Nichols Restaurant (Marina Del Rey) - I think they have 4 or 5 various open-faced sandwiches with gravy. Never personally ordered, but co-workers loved it.
I enjoyed the the roast beef sandwich (w/ gravy) I had at Danny's Kosher Pickle in Covina-fork and knife definately needed.
Danny's Kosher Pickle
326 N. Azusa Avenue
re: ipsedixit
i think downtown nick's coffee shop on spring whre it curves after passing by alameda. makes a hot beef sandwich with mashed potatoes and gray.
but the one i'm craving right now is the one from Musso, along with a Gibson or Martini.


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Retail music industry faces extinction with present course
Posted at 30 March 2006 04:13 CET by Crabbyappleton
Can you stand another study? Of course you can, it tells of how the music industry is shooting off it's own feet with a Tech-9! In this one, done by research group Mintel, they mention that the industries lament of illegal downloads is merely just a single facet of the crystal of doom for the Music Industry as we know it. Retail music sails are on track to drop by 2 billion dollars over the next few years, as music execs, slow to recognize consumers needs, continue to lash out at the public, which just happens to be their customer base...Ooops!"The growing distance between the music industry and its consumer is due to a number of factors," said Justin De Santis, analyst for Mintel. "These include lawsuits against individual consumers, payola practices, and, most recently, restrictive use of digital rights management."Music labels have a negative stigma to overcome, brought on by battles against illegal downloaders, radio "pay-for-play" scandals and homogeneous artist offerings on radio stations. The introduction of iTunes and similar sites has slowed the decay of music retail sales, but it has not stopped it. Even though technology is starting to work for the industry rather than against it, labels still face the challenge of meeting the demands of a diverse consumer marketplace.In an effort to keep up with the digital marketplace, industry leaders have marketed artists to sell single songs rather than complete albums. This new marketing strategy has contributed to the lack of strong up-and-coming musical talent in the marketplace that exhibit "staying power," such as legendary iconic artists like Prince, the Beatles, or U2.This study really does not pull any punches and it is really common knowledge to those that are on the outside looking in. We have to wonder why the music execs can't get with the program. At this point, you would think they would at least give up on DRM as it is as plain as the nose on your face that it is counter to todays culture and it's listening needs. In one fell swoop they could drop the expense of adding controls and possibly, they might pick up some additional sales along the way! Source: Mi2n
There are 16 comments
- Sherrif
- CD Freaks Senior Member
- Posted on: 30 Mar 06 08:49
AS went the dinosaur....so goes the music industry....:X
- nailzer
- CD Freaks Rookie
- Posted on: 30 Mar 06 11:52
Let's not forget the amount of garbage that comes out of the music industry that's called "music".
- Bodygard
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- Posted on: 30 Mar 06 13:23
"Let's not forget the amount of garbage that comes out of the music industry that's called "music"." So true! i miss the good "old" 80's and 90's when really good music was playing! :c
- Saruman
- CD Freaks Senior Member
- Posted on: 30 Mar 06 14:40
Bodygard, Hey, I bet you're parents said the same thing when their music generation started fading. :B I agree with you, having grown up with the '80's music and the early '90's were quite good, then came the Seattle crap and everything went downhill and I started to sound like my parents. :B
- BitRate
- MyCE Senior Member
- Posted on: 30 Mar 06 14:43
The moronic music companies are too busy taking away a consumers rights to even bother making music that is even half passable. Looks like the current playstation generation will grow up on shithouse mp3 low bitrate metallic--sounding music and not have a clue what real music sounds like.
- doveplay
- CD Freaks Junior Member
- Posted on: 30 Mar 06 17:06
Music sounds better on vinyl anyways...:g
- I Have Piles
- CD Freaks Senior Member
- Posted on: 30 Mar 06 17:11
What a load of crap, go to your local Tesco or Asda and the music and video section is always heaving.
- agomes
- CDFreaks Resident
- Posted on: 30 Mar 06 18:56
They're just developing a strategy to dematerialize music sales. Put it together: no quality - high prices - video sales - web file sales. Why shall they put the blame on illegal downloads? To force DRMs...and move from disc sales to file sales...at the same price with no pressing/printing/distributing costs!!! Quality wise: no matter the decades you refer - the prob is: how many of the music produced during the last years will be used within 5 years time? Bet on it...most of them are just made according to marketing research, as are the groups, and "renewed" at fasr obsolescense cicles...
- DJ Specs
- CD Freaks Rookie
- Posted on: 31 Mar 06 07:17
All the original music has been made.. now everyone rehashes or remakes old stuff.. artists last for a month or a few singles, then nobody cares anymore. We don't see good bands that release a great album and continue to have staying power..
- nailzer
- CD Freaks Rookie
- Posted on: 31 Mar 06 12:08
Is there ANY question why there are so many "oldies" radio stations on the air?
- TsuTheWolf
- New on Forum
- Posted on: 31 Mar 06 14:21
The music industry began to die when greedy companies did away with singles and tried to force the purchase of sub par material at an outrageous price. Instead of trying to sue everyone why not try re-releasing out of print cd's at 9.00 or less and make a killing, jackleheads!
- Hypnosis4U2NV
- MyCE Resident
- Posted on: 31 Mar 06 16:51
Its been said, but there is no good music anymore, only a handful of music artists.. Anyone listen to the radio? How many times to they replay a hot track nowadays? You used to wait forever to hear a replay of a hot track back in the 80's and early 90's.. Theres nothing else to play cause theres nothing anyone wants to hear!
- Two Degrees
- MyCE Resident
- Posted on: 31 Mar 06 21:44
You guys must be listening to the wrong stations. I hear plenty of good music on non-commercial radio...
- drpino
- CDFreaks Resident
- Posted on: 31 Mar 06 23:15
it's tough in the US, when 90% of commercial radio stations are owned by one or two companies (e.g. Clear Channel)...they actually share playlists between most of their stations... the other options are satellite radio (no personal experience with it but have heard good things)...and streaming radio over the web (shoutcast, itunes, generic webstreams)... that being said, i hope the big5 RIAA associated labels die a quickly and painfully...having worked for them in the past (not internal work), i have first hand experience as to how clueless (and stubborn) they really are...
[edited by drpino on 31.03.2006 23:16]
[edited by drpino on 31.03.2006 23:16]
- heystoopid
- CD Freaks Senior Member
- Posted on: 01 Apr 06 07:00
Oh well, pay crap get crap!, what else do expext from the simplistic formula garbage that the big three serve up for modern music of this century Actually the time in the top 25 of the Billboard 200, tells us volumes about just how poor the modern new releases truly are, for 98% are here today and literally gone tomorrow, and where stupid, but extremely profitable ring tones sold to very lazy mobile phone users throughout the known world, routinely out sell no 1 hit songs by big margins! Oh well, that's a half cents worth for now! , for choices in real life can be very cruel, for those that choose not to adapt to this modern changing world!:X
- tranceaddict
- CD Freaks Member
- Posted on: 01 Apr 06 22:38
getting rid of hip hop would do the world a great service. that shit is nothing but no-talent thugs and hoes..:d
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