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Praxis I Core Academic Writing: Essay Organization - Chapter Summary
Proper organization is a crucial component of a well-written essay. You'll learn about the following steps to creating an organized essay in this chapter:
- Outlining
- Understanding five-paragraph structure
- Creating introductions and thesis statements
- Drafting body paragraphs
- Developing transition sentences
The lessons in this chapter take you step-by-step through the essay organization process. From basic essay structure to fine details like transition sentences, instructors will teach you strategies to ensure that your ideas will be clearly understood by readers.
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Praxis I Core test-takers are often students applying for admission to teacher education programs. There are also states that use the test as part of their teacher certification process. The Praxis I Core Academic Writing part of the test includes two 30-minute essays intended to assess how well you write within a restricted time frame.
On the Praxis I Core Academic Writing exam, you'll write one informative or explanatory essay and one argumentative essay. The essay's organization is a primary factor that will be considered in scoring. This chapter covers planning tools that can make it much easier for you to develop an adequately organized response to the essay prompts on the test within a few minutes, leaving you more time to write.
In this video, we will cover the steps involved in organizing an essay. We'll talk about titles, introductory paragraphs, concluding paragraphs, main points, transition statements and editing.
Whether it's a doctoral thesis or high school essay, outlining is crucial to writing success. This lesson emphasizes the importance of outlines and specifically addresses the three most common outlines for writers to utilize.
Working with an established essay structure provides writers with the necessary elements of a successful essay. In this lesson, we'll work through the drafting process for the five-paragraph essay and make note of important dos and don'ts.
We'll look at the importance of the introductory paragraph and engaging your audience through the use of attention getters, a bridge, and an arguable thesis. Three of the most common attention getters are specifically defined, and examples are provided in this lesson.
This video will show you how to achieve unified, coherent body paragraphs in your essays. By creating well-developed body paragraphs, your essays will be cleaner, sharper and earn you a better grade!
Like a road map, transitions guide readers through your essay. This lesson examines the way writers transition between sentences, within paragraphs and between paragraphs to make for a smooth reading experience.
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The Fort Wayne City Council voted along party lines to end collective bargaining for the six unions that do not represent police and firefighters, a move Mayor Tom Henry vetoed Friday. The council's six Republicans backed the ordinance; it takes six votes to override a veto. That vote is expected June 24.
In a full-page ad in Sunday's Journal Gazette, union officials alleged the push to end collective bargaining is part of an effort to sell City Utilities to a private corporation.
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A "Little" Something + a kid-friendly tutorial!Friday, September 5th, 2014
Hi, it's Libby here today, and just like Tami and Sally yesterday, today's post is a collaborative effort. But I didn't team up with one of the amazing Hero Arts designers. Nope, I had fun playing with my daughter, Courtney! She is my little budding artist, she absolutely loves getting creative with all of my supplies. And one of the Hero Arts products she loves most are the sweet little Ink 'n' Stamp tubs! These sets are fantastic for kids - each one has fun theme, like "Fairy Princess" or "Pirate" or "Animal Prints", and contains a little inker and eighteen woodblock stamps. The favorite tub in our house is the Sea Life set! But of course, these cute little stamps aren't just for kids - I love to play with them, too!
Before I get to Courtney's project, I wanted to share an idea for using these little stamps. I created three inch square notes to tuck into my kids' lunchboxes. They both love ocean animals! I combined the Sea Life stamps with some perfect sentiments from other Hero Arts sets - OWH Lil Hoot (an awesome set for making cards for kids!) and the pretty Butterfly set. I kept these very simple - they came together quickly, so I could make a nice little stash to keep in the kitchen cupboard. I think my kids will love the surprise!
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To begin, Courtney put some white foam shaving cream on a paper plate. Using the back of a plastic knife, she spread it out smooth (sort of!) then added dots of ink. In the past when I tried this technique, I used reinkers. I didn't have any on hand this time, so we tried opening up some Sprays and flicking that ink into the shaving cream!
Courtney used Pool and Green Hills spray inks.
Next, the ink drops were swirled around using the knife. Or a toothpick, a skewer, the end of a paintbrush - any of these would also work just fine.
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She was thrilled that she got to use mom's Prismacolors instead of her own Crayolas.
And her finished card! She loved this technique, and plans to give this very special, handmade card to a friend at her birthday party this weekend. I think she's catching the rubber stamping bug. Needless to say, I'm thrilled!
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Harrison, taken in the third round with the 90th overall pick, finished with 186 tackles - 110 solo - and four sacks while breaking up 12 passes in four years at Arkansas.
Third-round pick Bennett, taken 70th, caught an SEC record 236 passes for 2,852 yards in three seasons at Vanderbilt.
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We think you'll agree that Anna Friel looked pretty darn awesome at the Look Of Love premiere in London last night in a trademark vintage style Trager Delaney mustard yellow dress. And in this week's issue of Grazia we speak to the actress about starring in the Paul Raymond biopic alongside Steve Coogan, her new role as ambassador for natural skincare brand Trilogy, having vampire facials and how she ruddy loves vintage clothes!
'I adore vintage,' she told us. 'The first thing I do when I arrive in a city is google vintage stores. It all started when I was filming Pushing Daisies in LA in 2007 and we visited the costumiers that have been supplying the Warner Brothers Studios since 1910. It really inspired me. My first ever piece was an Edwardian lace dress which I still have. I also like Celine, Victoria Beckham's collections and Lanvin.
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In a beautiful 1937 Art Deco building with a swimming pool, this comfortable flat has a perfect location in the heart of SOBE (south beach) close to the beach, restaurants, and shopping.
Only at 25mm from the international airport of Miami, South Beach is a fantastic place to be. In the heart of Miami Beach and in the historic Art Deco district , our flat is just at the corner of the 15th street and Washington , 2 blocks to the Beach, Lincoln road mall, Ocean drive, Espanola way and not far to Convention Center.
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We love real estate that has historical charm and character. We were found of the Art Deco district architecture and that why we decided to invest in Miami Beach.
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Mother Nature may have dealt a torrential downpour on Friday evening, but that didn't dampen the spirits of 14,000 music fans at the sold-out Dauphin's Countryfest.
Starting at about 5:30 p.m., Environment Canada issued severe thunderstorm alerts, and the rain came down on the Countryfest site. Lights flickered, tents began to leak, campsites got soaked, and the main barbeque went out. Some folks took shelter, some dug out their umbrellas, and others donned ponchos and simply stayed put in their seats to wait it out…
And through it all, the music never stopped.
Alberta's Bobby Wills was playing on the Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries Main Stage when the storm hit. Fortunately, the stage is well sheltered, and he continued on.
The rain never stopped Nashville's Blackjack Billy either, whose lead singer Noll Billings happily crowd-surfed among raincoat-clad fans. South Carolina native
Lee Brice toasted the crowd, proclaiming that beverages taste "just as good in the rain as the sunshine."
The Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries Main Stage wrapped up with The Band Perry, who paid tribute to all of Canada by bringing the Canadian flag on stage partway through their set. They performed an instrumental version of O Canada, complete with fiddle, while a rain-soaked audience of 14,000 proudly and patriotically sang along.
It truly was a crowd-warming moment.
While Dauphin's Countryfest prides itself on featuring the biggest and best national/international country acts each year, it's also a priority for the festival to provide a venue for local artists.
"Here in Manitoba we have a thriving music industry and a lot of great artists from across all genres," says Eric Irwin, President of Dauphin's Countryfest. "So it's important to us to showcase as many of Manitoba's upcoming bands as we can, including Dauphin's own Desiree Dorion and Jordan Allard, Brandon's Until Red, and many others from Winnipeg and throughout Manitoba."
A total of 18 bands from Manitoba are performing at Dauphin's Countryfest this year.
Canada's longest running country music festival, Dauphin's Countryfest, celebrated its 25th anniversary June 26-29, 2014. Since 1990, Dauphin's Countryfest on the edge of Riding Mountain National Park has been attracting the biggest names in country music to one of the most beautiful regions of rural Manitoba.
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Chattanooga Market will host its annual Hot Rod Show & Cruise-In this Sunday, Sept. 1.
More than 50 classic cars and hot rods will be parked at First Tennessee Pavilion, 1829 Reggie White Blvd., from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Want to bring your own classic? You'll need to let Market officials know you're coming (there's a sign-up sheet at www.ChattanoogaMarket.com) and arrive by 10 a.m.
Live music will be provided on the EPB Stage by Amber Fults in a solo show at 12:30 p.m. and Rick Rushing and the Blues Strangers at 2:30 p.m.
Meanwhile, the Market's two spinoffs will end their season: Chattanooga River Market on the Tennessee Aquarium plaza, 1 Broad St., and Ringgold Market on the Catoosa County Courthouse square off Nashville Street.
Chattanooga River Market, which is open 9 a.m.-5 p.m., showcases the handiwork of more than 40 artists and crafters. A free yoga class will start at 10 a.m., and Julie Gribble will entertain at 12:30 p.m.
Ringgold Market, which is open 9 a.m.-noon, offers farm-fresh produce, meats, cheeses and a small selection of handmade crafts. Guitarist Steve Brehm will perform at 10 a.m.
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Saturday was the perfect autumn day in New York. We started with lattes at Starbucks and then walked through Central Park. Once again, Alaina rocked the 7D and took some great photos of yours truly!
We spent the rest of the day on the upper west side with Ashlina. Had so much fun photographing her!
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True, it's a little unusual to combine rhubarb with meat in an entree, but my family loves this recipe! It was created by my mother in an effort to use abundant rhubarb from our farm garden. I'm sure you'll enjoy it, too! -Edie deSpain Logan, Utah
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Prep: 15 min. Bake: 40 min.
4 bone-in pork loin chops (1/2 inch thick and 7 ounces
2 tablespoons canola oil
1-1/2 teaspoons minced fresh rosemary
1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
2-1/2 cups chopped fresh
frozen rhubarb (1/2-inch pieces)
4 slices day-old bread, crusts removed and cubed
3/4 cup packed brown sugar
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
In a large skillet, cook the chops in oil over medium heat for 2-3
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Sprinkle with rosemary, salt and pepper. Remove from the heat and
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In a large bowl, combine the rhubarb, bread cubes, brown sugar,
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Place half of the rhubarb mixture in a greased 11-in. x 7-in. baking
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By Jason A. Smith
Henry County is preparing to mark two decades of success in raising money to help the local senior population.
The 20th annual Miles for Meals Walk is coming to Heritage Park in McDonough. It will be May 3 in the Jason T. Harper Event Center as part of Older Americans Month. Registration will kick off at 9 a.m., with the walk beginning at 10 a.m.
Funds from the event, sponsored by the Henry County Council on Aging, will benefit programs for senior adults in the county, said Senior Services Director, Diane Reed.
She said the walk stands out because of its accessibility to the community.
"Ours is different in that we keep it as an easy one or two mile walk," said Reed. "The focus is on allowing all levels of ability to participate and show support for the program. We usually have between 250 and 300 people there."
Funds raised from the walk come from registration fees, donations, and sales of commemorative T-shirts at the event. Proceeds from the walk provide funds each year for Meals on Wheels as well as in-home services for seniors, nutritional supplements and personal-care products.
"It's the longest-running continuous event as far as walks in the county," said Reed. "The amount that we've been able to raise varies from year to year. On average, we hope to raise $50,000 to support our programs."
Those programs, she added, include Meals on Wheels and in-home services to help seniors remain independent. Reed said funds from the walk have been instrumental in bringing seniors centers to McDonough, Stock-bridge and Locust Grove.
Two of those centers were built as part of SPLOST I. Reed said the Council on Aging paid for much of the furnishings and decorations for the centers, as well as sewing machines and other needed supplies that wouldn't be paid for by the county.
Reed said economic pressures have made it more difficult, in recent years to provide those services.
"As Henry County has grown, so has the number of similar fundraisers, all for great causes. They're also during the same time frame in the early spring, so people have to decide where to put their support."
Reed praised the efforts of former Senior Services Director Sandy Craig, and former Volunteer Special Events Coordinator Rita Green, for the roles they played in the walk's success over the last 20 years.
"Sandy Craig started the walk," said Reed. "Rita took the torch and made it grow."
Craig headed up Senior Services from 1989 to 2008. She orchestrated the first Miles for Meals walk in 1994, at the Henry County High School track.
"We walked to the Square and back," said Craig. "In 2002, we moved the walk to Heritage Park. Each year it seemed like it grew and grew. At its peak, we raised around $80,000 a year."
She said support for the walk has come from local residents, as well as organizations including First State Bank and Shiloh Baptist Church. The person who consistently raised the most money for the walk, she said, was former Locust Grove Mayor Lorene Lindsey.
Green oversaw the walk for six years prior to her recent departure from Senior Services. She emphasized that all the monies made at the walk stay in Henry County.
"It makes a big difference," said Green. "It gives us what we need to sort of balance it out and get the extras that the seniors can't afford to get."
Green said community involvement has been an essential component in making Senior Services' efforts successful each year.
"Everybody's got moms and dads and uncles and aunts," she said. "Our seniors are very proud, and a lot of them don't want to be a burden. Senior Services are there to give them that hand up to help them in some way, or give them a hug when they need it. A lot of them don't have family there to help them."
For more information on the walk, call 770-288-7000.
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Just FYI, CVS can only be performed between 10 and 12.9 weeks, so amnio is the option at this point.
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I was given a 1 in 16 chance of DS due to my ultrascreen test. All follow up level 2 ultrasounds and echocardiograms have shown a healthy baby. You can opt for the amnio in a few weeks, or the CVS sooner. To me I felt like the baby was healthy and didn't want to do the more invasive testing.
Anyway, I'll know "for sure" in a few weeks - the baby is due 7/1. I'm not much a worrier, so it has been more of a small question for me than a big one. If I were a worrier, I'd have had the amnio...
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It's important to remember that the blood screens are just an assessment of risk, not a diagnosis. There are many times the screens turn up a risk factor that doesn't play out in real life. This is the reason I skipped the triple screen and went straight to CVS. I didn't want to worry unnecessarily. (I did have the AFP at 16 wks because CVS doesn't diagnose neural tube defects.)
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After a teenager was shot and killed inside the Fat Kat Lounge on Sunday, a neighborhood is left with a divided opinion on whether the club should be allowed to keep its doors open.
"I think it should shut down, but that's not my decision to make," said Jordan Higginbotham, who lives near the club. "Something needs to be done about it and it needs to happen soon."
Four other people were injured in the shooting, while one remains in critical condition.
For now, police have not said what may have prompted the shooting, but it's not the first time the club has had problems.
The club was closed by the city in 2003 after two people were shot, and the city has issued dozens of citations over the last 10 years for damaged doors, improperly wired light fixtures and leaks.
In protest of the latest shooting, the New Black Panther Party told Channel 4 they plan to rally in front of Fat Kat Wednesday afternoon, all in hopes of putting pressure on the owner.
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"It is high time we lend our energy to do what we can to shut down these establishments that endanger the well-being and safety of our youth. These are literal death traps that aid in the destruction of our Youth. We must develop programs and entertainment that is healthy and wholesome for our youth."
"I think it should definitely be investigated and looked into further to see what really happened," said Darrick Warren, another concerned neighbor. "If the bar was negligent then it should definitely be an option."
The Murray Hill Neighborhood Association told Channel 4 they plan to meet next Thursday to discuss concerns at the nightclub. For those in the area, their hope is to soon have answers.
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So what's under the cover? To us, it resembles a MINI Countryman. Perhaps it's the John Cooper Works version of the Countryman?
MINI has announced today that the "new MINI Countryman World Rally Car has successfully completed its shakedown phase at Prodrive's private proving ground in Warwickshire." Mini said that the Mini Countryman World Rally Car completed the initial part of the car's test and development with the engineering team driving the car over four days, primarily on tarmac, but also including several KMs on loose surfaces and Prodrive's low grip facility. The prototype will now travel to Portugal for a week of testing on gravel.
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Matt Thorne is bringing Twitter to real life, and it involves the MINI factory. On Sunday, September 12th (between 10am and 4pm) any Twitter direct messages sent to thescribblybot twitter account will be read by an industrial robot and written out freestyle on a whiteboard in front of hundreds of visitors to BMW
This is the story of a very unconventional parking adventure. All members of the MINI family have just gotten a sharp new look (facelift), and this TV spot is a classic cat and mouse involving them engaged in a little sibling rivalry. Watch it now.
BMW has plans for a product push over the next decade to ward off increasing Audi and Mercedes sales. This will be accomplished through the addition of new models to the BMW lineup, including the 4dr 6-series Gran Coupe, BMW FWD vehicles, new MINI vehicles, added factory capacities and new plants, and increasing sales in the world's largest growing car market – China.
The newest and largest MINI model – the Countryman is set to launch in the UK market on Sep. 18, 2010. The Countryman will be the first MINI to have 4-doors, seat 5 adults and offer four wheel drive (AWD). The MINI Countryman will be available in seven models, two of which will offer ALL4, MINI's new four wheel drive option. Countryman offers more space, more practicality and more versatility than any MINI before and it will also spearhead MINI's return to the World … CONTINUED
MINI has launched its Countryman advertising campaign, consisting of these first few print ads and TV commercials. The four new, 15-second TV commercials take the versatility of the new MINI Countryman and show it off in a handful of slick and smart short films. The key to the MINI Countryman is how good it is for bridging the gap between urban and country life. The new claim,
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Now it's official the MINI Cooper S Countryman pictures and information are out! Follow the jump to MINIForum for all the photos and information…
Surpirse of the day. Real photos of the upcoming MINI countryman leaked to the web today. Seems like this is the week of leaks. These three photos are spreading pretty fast this morning, so we wonder if BMW will move the release of the full photo collection forward more?
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Rated 3.1 out of 5 by 730 reviewers.
Rated 2 out of 5 by Emiliot .Needs improvement When I am in London I am staying to another Starwood hotel, and with my disappoint this hotel does not match the Starwood Standard. Considering that I stayed at this hotel for a full week I was expecting a room where a person can work or relax. My room was exceptionally small, seating at the desk required to move the nightstand. The air intake for the A/C is located inside the closet, this mean for works properly the door needs to be open, however this is inconvenient as the automatic light will be on. The door to the bathroom cannot be open in full as it stuck with the bed. I reported the A/C controller was not working to the front desk, but it was not fixed, maybe if the supervisor will read this can be fix, room 716. One of the elevator was out of service from the second day of my arrival and it was still out of service when I left. The front desk did not recognized my status has normally happen at the other Starwood hotel, no newspaper etc. October 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by KDH09 I can't wait to return The hotel staff was amazing - friendly, helpful and welcoming. The concierge offered great recommendations and were always happy to answer my (many) questions. Your front desk staff is great, I would like to personally thank Roman for his assistance during my stay. I highly recommend your hotel and I plan to return in the near future. March 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by MRNICK As good as it gets! This is a spectacular hotel which successfully catches another time and space. I spend nearly 280 days every year in hotels and this one takes the cake. The people are wonderful and make me feel so very much at home each and every time that I visit. April 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by dennis excellent management The manager, Mr K Quinn, was exceptionally accommadating. He has a great since of humor. He even greeted us when we arrived. We have staying at many Starwood properties. All the services we required at this hotel were excellent. We were in London for nine nights and we will definately come back again to stay at this hotel. April 30, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Sack Great Location, lousy hotel room Platinum Member. Totally surprised and disappointed. Got a 1st Floor room with a View of a chimney. Under-powered portable AC didn't work in the room. When it did work, water from unit would stop itself after 2 hours and would require engineers to lift the unit to drain it. The first time I called the Front Desk, the guy was like "the engineer will be there at some point " and hung up on me. I called him again after an hour and asked to be moved to another room. He said "Unfortunately No" and hung up on me. Old furniture (dresser drawer didn't work) and stained carpet. Limited # of outlets. Closet hangers needed to be put at an angle to get them into the Rod. Internet was spotty. Barely a full body shower in the tub. Segmented Shower curtain rod wouldn't allow curtain to fully close. Shower fixture produced skin melting hot water temperature at high pressure or warm with low pressure. Overall, pretty good front desk. Concierge, maid, and bell were great. Terrific location. As stated above, the room was not consistent with the overall excellent SPG experience abroad. September 21, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by MMoh Paper thin walls This is a very old Hotel very thin walls and creaky floors. I heard the conversation of the guest across from my room. Room doos closed with a slam! Waking you up at all hours.... The receptionist were not very friendly, I asked for help making a call, the told me to read the directions in my room. August 13, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Notajoke Platinum Experince...Not For people who do not regularly stay at hotels I would suggest that the experience they receive at this hotel was fine. However as a Platinum member I was expecting a little more, why? The check-in sign for SPG Gold and Platinum serves no purpose, everyone queued. In every other SPG hotel I have stayed in there is clear separation, thus allowing Gold & Platinum members the respect for the dedication to SPG hotel group. The same experience was received on check-out. Please do not tell me that at peak times this occurs, if you know it occurs then staff it accordingly. The "Suite Night" upgrade I used was a disappointment, the room was tierd in appearance, the bed and especially the pillows were not the "Sheraton" standard, no iron in room. The view from the room felt like I was looking through into a back alley. I was also surprised that not even complimentary water was provided. The whole experience did not make me feel valued; I suppose we cannot expect the same level of service at all of the Sheraton Hotels. September 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by MountainJ Understated Elegance - refreshing in an otherwise brash new world I was somewhat reticent to book a stay at the Park Lane Hotel after reading a number of scathing reviews. However, my own firsthand experience was quite the opposite. The place has an understated elegance that many brash souls used to eating in faux-marble designed MacDonald's or zipping through neon-lit modern airports find hard to appreciate. The room I had (6th floor) was large and generally well appointed – the only quibble being that the light switch to the bathroom was to the left of the right opening door... Having been brought up in a relatively opulent country manor in Surrey, I found the bathroom's classic design very reassuring. Sure, the taps don't have dual-flow, but as I wrote, everything doesn't need to be regressed to the functional blandness of a fast-food outlet. The bed were comfortable and the sheets crisply clean and ironed. The towels, equally spring-fresh. The staff were some of the most competent and pleasant - without being sycophantic, I have come across. My guess is that a proportion of the people who have complained about their stay here are those that really could not afford such near-upper class style, but splurged all they same. Having done so, they were then hyper-sensitive to every perceived blemish to "get their money's worth", without realizing elegance and the latest high-tech gizmo are anathema! I will certainly return... And the location saved hours and a fair chunk of change on Tube and taxi rides... September 17, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Spanishcook Needs a major tune up Check in was very disappointing, rooms noisy, staff in the hall noisy, coffee service was like we were on rations, the old ness is quaint but need modernization to keep up. What is with all the issues with wifi and Starwood hotels, just suck it up and make free July 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by shoetraveler Excellent Stay in Sleepy Area I typically stay in Covent Gardens or Knightsbridge, so Picadilly isn't my usual area - that being said the staff was excellent. Every request was easily, quickly & politely attended to. I really enjoyed my stay April 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DRPDD Great Location Can't beat the location. Service is great. Rooms are just adequate and bathrooms a little lacking but this is true throughout London. Breakfast, if included, is good. Otherwise there are plenty of nearby cafes to eat at. But location makes it all worth it! November 4, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by CAPSTER Tattered Hotel needs major investment. The ground floor areas are fine but the upstairs is old and needs work. The staff is doing the best they can do with what they have to work with. This is a corporate thing to fix. Location is absolutely top notch. December 21, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mats Good Enough When I am in London, I normally stay at this hotel as the location is fairly good and I am upgraded to a suite as a Platinum. All the facilities are old and the renovation is expected, but the staffs are very kind and I feel as a second home. February 21, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 Never to Return I have stayed at the Park Lane and recommended it in the past. This time the room was awful, the wifi didn't work ('it is difficult in that part of the building') even though I was charged for it with my gift, we had to move couches to get the second bed in the room...yes, we lifted and moved the furniture, and yes we booked a two bed room. The room was no longer usable with all of the crammed in furniture in it, you should see the pics. I am still waiting for the water that we requested...twice. The plug converters required three calls, the second call said we had to pay 3 pounds for them but we could keep them (just wanted to charge our phones, we did not want to be obligated to purchase electronics). Janitor carts outside our room the entire stay. As I said, I have stayed here before and was elated. I brought my friend there this time and spent the entire time apologizing. When I shared my concerns with the staff, they said, "Sorry you feel that way." Of course no one removed furniture, brought water, etc.... NEVER AGAIN, and it is a shame. June 1, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Serge627 Worst experience in 15years I booked this hotel over 2 months ago due to its location and Starwood facilities. My reservation explicitly says No Smoking (I have allergies/asthma) and you gave me a smoking room. I would also not even call this a room but more a closet with no view! I just don't understand why would I been given the worst possible room in this hotel when I booked it so far in advance! Front desk was did not even care when I complained! Even when I asked for an upgrade as gold member. In any case, please don't send email welcoming people to you property and saying you are ready for our arrival when you absolutely don't mean it. This was the most horrible stay of my life! July 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Steve095 A return visit The Sheraton Park Lane is where we always stay while in London. Each stay at this wonderful hotel is special, thanks to the staff, the quiet and comfortable rooms and the perfect location; ohome away from home. September 18, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by JavierE Needs a revamp This hotel is old, old, old. Desperately needs a revamp. There are other, newer hotels in London available for the same price. The staff is helpful, but all their efforts are hampered by how old the rooms are. November 17, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by srini this hotel needs a lot of updating the rooms was hot. the a/c would not cool. the technician said its old building and offered me a fan..staff was very helpful. room was not ready at 330pm for check in. had to wait June 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cathy Outstanding location and staff--beautiful rooms We truly enjoyed our week in London and at this hotel. The staff were outstanding--the Concierge, reception, breakfast room particularly. All were knowledgeable and patient. May 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Brryman Great Position Hotel well placed, staff are excellent, rooms a bit dated April 26, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by tommy20 this hotel is old and needs a facelift The lobby is pretty and the hotel is in a good location but it needs a major renovation. The floors creak on the 5th floor and the tub and shower are from the 1920s. August 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Donna63 Location, Location, Location Hotel is perfect location, walking distance to almost everything. Picadilly Circus, Buckingham Palace and the Underground. The common areas are also beautiful! November 2, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by TravelerFromMaryland Loved the Park Lane Hotel! I took the family here for Spring Break and stayed for a little over a week. This was sort of a pre-celebration for our 10th wedding anniverary. I did let the hotel concierge know ahead of time and they graciously upgraded us which was very much appreciated. Having two kids in tow, the spacious suite was perfect. We did have an issue with the A/C not working because the building's A/C system had to switch to heat. They did their best to accomodate us by sending up fans to our room. It wasn't the perfect solution but I appreciated their effort. The cooling issue was only noticeable on one night, Breakfast in the hotel restaurant was fine. I found it unusual that they would charge breakfast for my 5 yr old son but I didn't really want to complain because everything else with our stay exceeded my expectations. The location of the Park Lane is close to unbeatable. Right across Green Park and not too far from the action of Piccadilly. I take my family on at least 2-3 vacations a year and I have to say, this London vacation with our stay at the Park Lane was one of our best. We will definitely return to the Park Lane for our next UK visit. June 1, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anne55 Wonderful, charming hotel We loved our visit to the Park Lane Hotel and would love to stay longer next time! This hotel had old world charm and made our stay memorable. November 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by RocMon pleasantly surprised This hotel is conveniently located within walking distance to several prime tourist sites and full of helpful and polite staff (mostly). August 10, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Ahmed Won't stay there again The front desk clerks were not freindly. I came in to the hotel at 4 pm and my room was not ready. The Hotel made a mistake on my bill. December 3, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by jlhv GYM across the restaurant Everything fine, just would be nice to jave the gym near elevators (rooms) with no need to people cross ther estaurants. October 28, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by JD78 great location, not great service I was given incorrect information by the concierge regarding transportation to Luton airport and it cost me £100. April 10, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by And1969 Know before you go! Booked and paid for an Executive Room which website advertises has a walk-in shower. Room was still not ready upon arrival at 3pm. We had to wait and then dropped our cases off in our room before quickly leaving for planned events. Returned later same evening to discover combined bath/shower in bathroom. This caused one of my family some difficulty which was not envisaged for the type of room we had paid for. It was a short stay and we were unaware that changing rooms was an option available to us so we made the best of it. Returned home and informed the Hotel Manager of my disappointment with our room and he stated that I had been allocated more floor space instead of a separate shower and that a separate shower was a preference I should have asked for? I did not think I would have to ask for a specific feature that I had already paid in advance for. Staff were friendly and helpful too - had to ring Reception each day of our stay for them to supply towels/cup/toiletries etc for the 3rd person in our room. Our room view was directly into the Sheraton Human Resources offices - no privacy whatsoever should you opt for some daylight in the dark and dreary 'Executive' room. April 9, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by SimonB Small outdated room the room was so small the double bed only just fitted in against a wall. Not what I expect of a Sheraton! October 3, 2013


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You confirm that your veterinarian(s) and veterinary medical support staff have read the Association of Shelter Veterinarians veterinary medical care guidelines for spay/neuter programs (JAVMA, Vol 233, No. 1, July 1, 2008).
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- Applicants interested in the National Spay/Neuter Project should visit that section of the website
- Please refer to the ASPCA's general requirements for a list of documentation you should submit with your grant application
- To help you prepare prior to applying online, you can download a sample application for Spay/Neuter Programs
- Incomplete applications will not be considered
Currently, only applications that are formally invited by an ASPCA grant officer will be considered. If you have not been formally invited to apply for one of the below projects, you are welcome to submit a brief description of your project directly to your state's ASPCA grant officer, whose information can be found at this page.


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