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Aquarium of the Pacific and UC Davis/Sea Grant
November 7, 2005
UC Davis/Sea Grant – Marine Debris Study (Derelict Gear Pilot Project) (2005)
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November 7, 2005
Tracking the Brown Sea Hare (Aplysia californica) in the Southern California Bight (2005)
Volunteer scientific divers from the Aquarium of the Pacific assisted California State University, Fullerton PhD. candidate Mike Navarro with his studies aimed at understanding how larvae of many species disperse in ocean currents.
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November 7, 2005
Cal State Fullerton – Larval Mollusc Movement Study (2005)
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November 7, 2005
Leopard Shark Thermal Inertia Study (2005)
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November 7, 2004
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LAS VEGAS — The drama surrounding Derrick Rose on and off the court was put on hold late Friday night.
As a matter of fact, all USA Basketball decisions were put on hold after Indiana Pacers forward Paul George suffered a horrific injury to his right leg, forcing Team USA's intrasquad game to be called early in the fourth quarter.
George, who was playing with Rose on the USA Blue Squad, was racing down the court in pursuit of James Harden when he slid into the base of the basket, wrenching his leg violently. Fans courtside could be seen covering their faces in disgust as medical personnel rushed to the All-Star's side.
Minutes after George was taken out on a stretcher, USA coach Mike Krzyzewski announced the game was called with the White Squad up 81-71.
No players were made available afterward. Only Krzyzewski and USA Basketball chairman Jerry Colangelo came to the media room, visibly shaken.
''This is a very tough blow,'' Colangelo said. ''Not so much about us, but about Paul. It's a first for us in USA Basketball to have something like this take place. It's a tough situation for our entire organization, our coaches, our players. Very, very emotional. There's no way the game could have gone on under the circumstances.''
The injury puts off any roster decisions USA Basketball was set to make after the game.
''We need to just take a step back before we do anything at all,'' Colangelo said. ''Our first concern is Paul George.''
Players huddled in prayer while George was being attended to. They gave him an ovation as he was taken out of the Thomas & Mack Center.
The injury cast a shadow over what was an electric night and week for Rose, who was on full display in the first five minutes of the game. He had a ridiculous two-handed dunk off an offensive rebound and pass from Kenneth Faried, as well as two layups reminiscent of the player who won the NBA's MVP Award in 2011.
If only he could work on his back-tracking skills.
In an interview with the Sun-Times earlier this week, Rose acknowledged hearing ''the stories'' of a lingering rift between the Bulls and his camp but said he hoped it was all in the past.
Bulls chairman Jerry Reinsdorf released a statement late Thursday night disputing the Sun-Times story. Rose admittedly spoke with Reinsdorf by phone, then did an ESPN interview Friday morning attempting to change directions.
''[Reinsdorf] told me don't worry about it, just stay focused and, like I said, it's the past,'' Rose told ESPN. ''It's funny just hearing so many stories about what's going on, and they're coming out of, like, kind of nowhere, so it's funny to hear about them, but it's nothing that's going on.''


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Lake Superior Court jurors Friday acquitted two men charged in the 2011 rape and robbery of a woman at a Hammond motel.
Jurors deliberated less than two hours before returning the verdicts for Thaddeus Luis Rodriguez, 22, of East Chicago, and Ulises Barcenas-Castro, 32, of Highland, who were acquitted of charges of rape, criminal deviate conduct, robbery, confinement, battery, strangulation and intimidation in the assault of a 48-year-old woman.
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On Thursday, Lake Superior Court Judge Thomas Stefaniak revoked the bond for Barcenas-Castro based on a federal complaint charging him with illegally re-entering the country following deportation for a 2005 robbery conviction in Florida. Barcenas-Castro also uses the alias Hiram Joel Perez-Diaz.
In her closing argument, deputy prosecutor Michelle Jatkiewicz said the two men worked together to carry out the attack on the woman, who was bound, gagged, punched and kicked, raped, forced to perform oral sex and brutalized with a can of mousse. One of the men cut her on the lower leg, thigh and abdomen with a knife. She said the men stole a digital camera and other items from the room.
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Defense attorney Jerry Peteet, representing Rodriguez, suggested the woman was a prostitute who hadn't been paid for her services and blasted the Hammond police investigation as incomplete. "You've seen more than 100 pieces of evidence — there's nothing conclusive that Thaddeus did anything," Peteet said.
Defense attorney Scott King, who represents Barcenas-Castro, challenged the woman's identification of his client, whom she initially described for police as about 5 feet 10 to 5 feet 11 with tattoos on both arms. Her subsequent description placed his height at about 6 inches shorter with a goatee. Barcenas-Castro has an elaborate tattoo on his right forearm and none on his left arm.
Rodriguez's first trial ended in mistrial when Barcenas-Castro punched him in the face, breaking his nose.
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Monday, 5 March 2012
A Missed Opportunity
Because no matter how many times I heard that we were likely to win I never bought it. And if you are a Rovers fan of even the more casual variety then you'd know why, we never, EVER make the straightforward look just that.
Admittedly Villa did to a certain extent look like a sitting duck beforehand with no Darren Bent and Robbie Keane about to inflict some unwanted damage but our boys in blue and white had the initiative heading into the game with a full squad (Vince Grella doesn't count) and if we had come out the blocks all guns blazing then Rovers probably would have been able to bag three vital points.
It was begging for a barnstormer of a show and a display to put some happy colgate grins back on the long suffering fans faces. All it needed was a bit of fire and passion from the off.
What we instead got was a first half display that a local under 12's girls side would have been fairly embarrassed of, and that's being fairly harsh on the girls side. It was about two stops short of being accurately described as pathetic such was the lack of any sort of drive in the side, especially one that is fighting for their very lives at the wrong end of the table at the business end of an extremely challenging season.
If the players were even half as bothered in the first half as the Darwen End stewards (reportedly) were in searching home fans for banners, flags and used crisp packets then the game could have told a very different tale.
In comparison to the home side the Villains looked like Barcelona and they barely had to come out of second gear in doing so. The Midlanders' midfield swash buckled round Ewood Park as if they owned it and if it had not been for the game long contribution of the excellent Paul Robinson then we could have been onto a hiding.
For all the stick that Robinson gets he is still one of the best reflex shot stoppers in the division and proved it with several cracking stops that kept Rovers in the game at more than one point in the game. In the first 45 minutes at least he was giving the sort of verbal dressing downs that are normally reserved for errant school children and courtrooms. The shape of the side was non-existent and to make matters the outfield ten were carrying passengers... I'd have told them all off too captain Paul.
For starters, Morten Gamst Pedersen was appalling. He looked scared to have the ball, wasted possession, made no use of the space around him and was badly at fault for the Villa goal. On a normal day he'd have been singled out for some stinging criticism but there were at least four other players in the opening salvo who weren't far behind him in the now weekly competition to be quite so dreadful.
Radosav Petrovic put in another pedestrian show that made Michel Salgado's sprinting speed look like a bolt of lightning, Mauro Formica had an off day, Scott Dann looked like he had just woken up at 2.55 pm that very same day and Junior Hoilett was trying to win the entire game on his own with not a drop of help from anyone else. The Canadian's greedy habits are actually hampering us at a time when he should be taking us up a gear.
It is difficult to know whether to give credit to Steve Kean for the half time changes or not. It was so blindingly obvious that something needed to change for us to even stand a chance of getting some sort of reward but the player exchanges that did happen turned the game back in our favour.
Off went the sluggish Serb and the anonymous Argentinian and on came salvation.
David Dunn was introduced and immediately Rovers looked like a scarred beast with a point to prove. The clumsy, error strewn outfit from the first half had been replaced by a more direct and energetic version after the cup of tea and banana break and it was led by the local man.
Dunny himself has been written off more than once this season as a ailing former hero but one half of football later and he is magically a key player again in - that is a testament to quite how good he was and at times single handedly dragged the team forward.
You can have all the technical ability imaginable but sometimes there really is no substitute for the passion and extra 10% that comes with the loyalty of one of your own. Watch David Dunn play for Blackburn Rovers, it means more to him than anyone else and it's visible on his face.
To say he deserved his goal is possibly the understatement of this or any other century.
A draw was merited when the final whistle blew and aside from the resurgent local lad it was thanks in part to the improved performances of many first half offenders. Martin Olsson looked nervous during the first period but in the second half was a leaping, bundle of boundless energy that made things flow down the left hand side of the field and don't look now but his twin brother Marcus also showed signs of promise from a more advanced position.
The CRIMINALLY underrated Steve N'Zonzi put aside the indecisiveness of his first half performance to show the control and composure that allowed us to claim the midfield back and turn the screw. The lanky Frenchman doesn't panic on the ball like a lot of the other central players and we are a much better unit for it.
And whilst Scott Dann was again blowing hot and cold the youngster next to him was giving him an indirect lesson in how to man mark, Grant Hanley was again Mr.Dependable and shut up shop at the back with some great positional work allied with some dominating aerial ability.
What was going wrong in the opening parts of the game was slowly being corrected as the game wore on.
All in all though a difficult fixture to judge on reflection as before the game a win was demanded and desired but at half time we'd have begged, borrowed and stolen for a point.
One thing is for certain is that if that disgrace of a first half display ever makes an appearance again it'll be too soon and it better not show up for our next fixture in particular.
Wolves away. Oh yes it's good old squeaky bum time.
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- Anonymous5 March 2012 at 21:02
nice and evenly balanced report Mikey..and agree with everything you said about Dunny. I am really pleased that he is staying at the club and going into a coaching role. Local hero indeed...ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous5 March 2012 at 21:29
marcus olsson was a great free transfer....he is a very quick feet playerReplyDelete
- Anonymous5 March 2012 at 21:45
Good report, yes, Dunny has the passion that in a perfect world, every Blackburn player should have. Without him, this match could have been a completely different story.ReplyDelete
- Savio Mathias5 March 2012 at 23:36
yes excellent summing up Mikey one thing though that was evident that needs highlighting is playing the Yak up on his own with no help was always a recipe for disaster and considering Rovers were at home the emphasis should really have been to attack Villa from the off IMO we really should have gone with a 4-4-1-1 with Formica, Rochina, Hoilett playing in the hole behind the Yak that would have been more effective it seems to me coco my name for him employs the wrong formations for all the games no disrespect to Villa but when you play a team struggling at home the 4-4-1-1 places more emphasis on attacking generally a 4-2-3-1 is generally employed by teams when they travel away from home to look more solid it just amazes me how coco has not figured that out yet also another startling discovery which totally baffled me everyone knows the weak link in Villa's defence is Warnock everyone can see this I was stating this before the match Hoilett should have been set to run at Warnock he would have terrified the life out of him and would have had more joy and Warnock would have not got out as much into our half creating things then maybe with the right tactics and formation we might have won that game as the villains were there for the taking and a decent manager would have noticed these things and rectified the problems but as have stated many times before we don't have a manager managing our team we have a clown who quite frankly I would not trust to prepare his own lunch let alone play around with a premier league team.ReplyDelete
Rant Over!
- Anonymous5 March 2012 at 23:52
I'll bet Savio was one of those who drove Andrews out of the club! Jones ( mark 1 ) Jones ( mark 2 ) Samba, Emerton and Nelson allowed to leave; unbelievable vitriolic abuse from the fans from the first day of the season and we're out of the bottom three - I know who gets my vote for manager of the season.ReplyDelete
- MxMave5 March 2012 at 23:55
Great article yet again. Don't agree we were at full strength, I feel like Givet adds more than Dann & Hanley.ReplyDelete
Pretty annoyed that Kean didn't go 4-4-2 around the 70 min mark and get Goodwillie the gametime he needs. Whats happened to him? he's totally frozen out now and replaced by modeste? Perhaps a futhur payment to Dundee if he plays x amount of games? Is this whats happened with Vucevic? He has been below Hoilett, Martin & Macus Olsson and even Henley since christmas and i thourght he actually looked like a decent player?
I think the 4-2-3-1 can work on the proviso that it dosent become a static 4-4-1-1 as the wingers fall deep. The biggest flaw in keans formation for me is the fact that Nzonzi & Petrovic constantly sit back when we attack and never provide forward support. AT LEAST ONE of these players has to join the attack (How often do you see fletcher, Park, Carrick, Phil Jones pushing into the box and offering the support), we always seem like were too light in the box when attacking.


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What Your "Drink" Says About You on a Date
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What you order on a date can definitely send a signal, whether or not it's one you're conscious of. Sure, the list below is mainly full of generalizations, but there's some truth to every stereotype...
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Martini: If you're a guy, you're trying to impress (and it's probably working). If you're a girl drinking a dirty martini, you're a hot mess: the dirtier, the messier, the hotter.
Vodka on the Rocks: Too self-conscious to actually order a martini.
White Russian: Obsessed with The Big Lebowski, and probably The Daily Show. Or, you just like to drink dessert.
Bud Light: You're easy going, laid back, and at home at a sports bar. If you're a girl, you know how to hang with the guys.
Stella Artois: You have no particular knowledge or affinity towards beer so you just order "Stella" cause it's familiar.
Lillet/Campari/Aperol: You're twee, and possibly like to throw around words like "mixology."
Vodka Cranberry: When in doubt, you stick to what you drank in college.
White wine: You're definitely a woman. You're possibly a little uptight.
Prosecco: You're often a little uptight, but tonight you're looking to party.
Whiskey, neat: You're hot. Regardless of gender.
Jäger: Secretly wishing you were hanging out with your buddies.
Vodka Gimlet: You're a huge dork, but you hope sort of in a cool way?
Appletini: You've left the kids with a sitter and you're ready to have fun!
Pimm's Cup: You're an Anglophile.
Old-Fashioned: Mad Men is your favorite show — you either want to be, or sleep with, Don Draper.
Margarita, on the rocks: You've decided to have a good time tonight.
Margarita, frozen: You're in Cabo.
PBR: You're drinking quickly on your way to a non-profit fundraiser, followed by a poetry reading in a former industrial warehouse.
Tequila Shots: You're either getting laid, or just getting through it.
Long Island Iced Tea: You have a drinking problem.
A beer, while at a cocktail bar: Overprotective of your manhood or unadventurous.
A cocktail, while at a dive bar: Insufferable.
—Chiara Atik
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Claire Labine
Claire Labine is an American soap opera writer and producer. Although she originally aspired to be an actress, Labine eventually became a critically acclaimed writer. She attended the University of Kentucky where her major was journalism, but later she switched to playwriting major at Columbia University's School of Dramatic Arts (now Columbia University School of the Arts). After graduating, she joined the writing staff of Captain Kangaroo. After writing for the show for two years, she was fired in 1968. Labine's first foray into daytime was as a script writer for the CBS Daytime soap opera Where the Heart Is. After only a year at the show, she was promoted to the post of Head Writer in 1971, along with fellow writer and close friend Paul Avila Mayer. Although the duo increased the show's ratings their stint at the show ended in 1973, when CBS chose to take the show off the air. Soon after the end of Where the Heart Is, she became Head Writer for another CBS soap, Love of Life. Once again she was paired with Mayer. The ratings for the show rose, which brought them to the attention of rival network ABC. In late 1974, ABC Daytime approached Labine and Mayer, who were the Head  ( Wikipedia article )
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Trailing by two in the shootout, the Griffins answered with goals by Mattias Ritola and Evan McGrath – both of which drew ire and protest from Bulldogs goaltender Yann Danis and the Hamilton bench – before winning it on Carl Corazzini's second tally of the session in round six.
With their second shootout win over the defending champs in three days, the Griffins (12-13-1-2) improved to 5-1 in their last six games both at home and overall and claimed sole possession of third place in the North Division for the first time since Oct. 28. Grand Rapids will attempt to even its overall record on Saturday when it concludes its season-high six-game home stand against the Milwaukee Admirals. Game time is 7 p.m.
A penalty-filled opening period saw the Griffins jump out 2-0 before Hamilton (8-11-0-5) answered with three of its own by intermission, belying Grand Rapids' 21-9 margin in shots. With Grand Rapids handed a two-man advantage only 21 seconds into the contest, a Jonathan Ericsson shot caromed off the end boards to Brett Engelhardt, who tapped it into the cage from the doorstep at 1:33. Kyle Quincey added the second marker at 3:11, scoring on a cannon from the right point.
The Bulldogs would follow the exact script, however, scoring 5-on-3 and 5-on-4 goals to tie the score. Corey Locke did the damage on each occasion, slinging the puck over Jimmy Howard's shoulder from below the right circle at 5:33 and scoring again from the right side at 17:06. Former Griffin Eric Manlow then gave the visitors an improbable 3-2 lead just 52 ticks before the break, taking a pass during a 2-on-1 rush, faking to his forehand and lifting a backhand into the net.
Following a calmer and comparatively uneventful second period, Danis made the save of the night early in the third to maintain his team's lead, robbing Ryan Oulahen's point-blank attempt with his catching glove. But the Griffins received their 10th power play of the game with less than four minutes remaining and again burned the Dogs' top-ranked penalty killers with their third power play goal of the contest, as Ericsson unleashed a rocket from the right point that sailed over Danis' right shoulder at 17:18.
In the shootout, Hamilton took particular umbrage at McGrath's goal, arguing that it had been kicked in, a ruling that would have ended the game in the Bulldogs' favor. Hamilton head coach Don Lever ultimately marched across the ice at game's end to voice his displeasure to the referee, bringing a surreal conclusion to an already strange game.
Danis' frustration doubtlessly stemmed in part from his stellar work in the face of the Griffins' season-high 50 shots, while on the other end, Howard earned his fifth win in six December starts by turning aside 25 Hamilton attempts.
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This entry is about the textbook
on supergravity and string theory with an emphasis on the D'Auria-Fre formulation of supergravity.
At the time of this writing the book is out of print and unavailable from bookshops. But your local physics department library may have a copy.
This book focuses on the discussion of supergravity-aspects of string theory from the point of view of the D'Auria-Fre formulation of supergravity. Therefore, while far, far from being written in the style of a mathematical treatise, this book stands out as making a consistent proposal for what the central ingredients of a mathematical formalization might be: as explained at the above link, secretly this book is all about describing supergravity in terms of infinity-connections with values in super L-infinity algebras such as the supergravity Lie 3-algebra.
See also higher category theory and physics.
The original article that introduced th D'Auria-Fré-formalism is
The geometric perspective discussed there is both the emphasis of working over base supermanifolds and combined with that the the approach that here we call tthe D'Auria-Fré-formalism .
The interpretation of the D'Auria-Fré-formalism in terms of ∞-Lie algebra valued forms together with a discussion of the supergravity Lie 3-algebra in the context of String Lie n-algebras was given in
This had been preceded by some blog discussion, for instance
This is, as far as I am aware, the first occurence of the explicit observation that the FDA-formalism is about higher gauge theory, based on hearing a talk on
Leonardo Castellani, Lie derivatives along antisymmetric tensors, and the M-theory superalgebra (arXiv)
Urs Schreiber, SuGra 3-connection reloaded (blog)
Apart from that the first vague mention of the observation that the "FDA"-formalism for supergravity is about higher categorical Lie algebras (as far as I am aware, would be grateful for further references) is page 2 of
An attempt at a comprehensive discussion of the formalism in the context of cohesive (∞,1)-topos-theory for smooth super ∞-groupoids is in the last section of
Here are some more references:
Pietro Fré, M-theory FDA, twisted tori and Chevalley cohomology (arXiv)
Pietro Fré and Pietro Antonio Grassi, Pure spinors, free differential algebras, and the supermembrane (arXiv)
Pietro Fré and Pietro Antonio Grassi, Free differential algebras, rheonomy, and pure spinors (arXiv)


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City Hotel, London
Reviews - City Hotel
- Age Group: 41 - 50
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Mature Couple
All in all, a good stay.
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ok hotel - good locationfrom loveorlando
It is a very good location and very nice staff there.
But it is well below average in any other ways.
There were no bugs and that I thank for.
Floors very dirty.
Bed linen clean and toilet but mattresses not and the linen skipped off.
Do not go there unless you are on business and simply come in there to sleep.
I would not take my family there.
Breakfast very simple, but you can order omeletts etc.
But it is cheap so you don´t have high demands.
Unusual but good-value hotelfrom Pete_Fenelon
I can't fault this hotel for value, at least at the discounted prices offered - I booked a room for £45 a night and ended up getting a suite with bedroom and lounge areas, kitchen and bathroom!
The room was clean and the furniture comfortable, although in a 3* hotel I'd expect more than the five analogue terrestrial telly channels.
The decor was mostly OK - interesting murals on the wall of the lounge area! - but some of the fixtures and fittings were in need of a lick of paint. My room was at the back of the hotel with a rather grotty view over back yards.
There was some noise from the bar on Saturday night, but this was not excessive.
The staff were friendly and efficient, and a breakfast buffet was included in the room rate - I didn't try this but there were good smells coming from the breakfast room!
(Neither did I try the restaurant, but the menu looked OK).
Certainly a good option for the budget-conscious traveller and a decent place to crash out after a long day wandering around London.
It does slightly have the feel of a more basic hotel that's been upgraded to meet the requirements for three stars rather than one that's always been that way, but at the price I paid it's hard to quibble, especially given the amount of space I had!
Fantastic hotel in the East End.from malibu_212
We've stayed in a number of London hotels, both luxury and budget, and the City Hotel is both value for money and very comfortable. Most hotel rooms in London tend to be on the small (tiny!) side (unless you're willing to pay a small fortune), but the City Hotel provides spacious rooms. Ours was complete with bath/shower, fridge, tv, a double and a single bed. The room was always cleaned to a high standard and there was no pressure to be out of the room by a certain time in the morning to enable the room to be cleaned. Staff were very polite and helpful. Breakfast was as you would expect for a continental breakfast - cereal, toast, fruit juices, a fine start for a day of sightseeing. The hotel is also only one stop away from Tower Hill where you can visit the Tower of London and London Bridge.
The area isn't the greatest but it is the east end. If you want surroundings with rows of white-washed buildings and tree-lined streets, stay in the west end (such as near Paddington station), although you won't find the same standard of hotel for such a great price as the City Hotel.
The hotel is a 30 second walk from the tube station and there are plenty of places to eat in this area - from the great Indian restaurant on the left of the hotel called the Clifton (apparently a favourite of local footballers and models), to KFC and Burger King for junk-food junkies. There's also a small local shop that you can stock up on drinks and snacks etc.
Overall, we had a great 5 night stay in this hotel, and can't say we have much to complain about! I noticed some people mentioned the noise in the surrounding streets at night-time but you are staying in a big city! Noise (and it wasn't even that bad compared to other cities i've stayed in) is pretty much to be expected, whatever city you stay in - London, Paris or New York. If you want a quiet, relaxing break go stay in the country!
Will definitely be looking to stay here in the future, excellent hotel. :)
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Average stayfrom A TripAdvisor Member
The traffic noise from the nearby street may be a bit too loud, but it settles later in the night a bit and some can even sleep when the room's phone is ringing.
Water dripping made some noise in the bathroom; hopefully there's no leakage in the pipes inside the wall.
The breakfast included (tea, coffee, cereal, yoghurt, toast, juice) was good and service ok.
What you pay for is what you getfrom A TripAdvisor Member
Cleanliness of room was absolutely fine, no problems with bed bugs at all, and breakfast is good and served in the much more stylish bar downstairs!
All in all, a fairly average soulless hotel. You might as well stay in a Travel Lodge.
Stay awayfrom wdcraven
Very pleasantly surprisedfrom A TripAdvisor Member
I paid £55 for a 'family room' sleeping 4, though there were 2 of us staying. My hopes were not particularly high.
However I was impressed by the interior of the hotel. The reception and bar 'The Lane' which belongs to the hotel were very modern and clean. We were checked in quickly and I was also surprised to find a porter in the lift who took us to our floor. Something you very rarely get in a 3* hotel, especially in E1!
I reached my room and myself and my partner were quite shocked. Hotel rooms in London are notorious for being poky. However this was the size of an apartment. There was a kitchen, lounge, large bedroom with a single and double bed, and a bathroom with a shower over the bathtub.
The equipment in the room included a desk, table and chairs, sofa, armchair, dressing table, microwave, television, display cabinet (admittedly rather random), trouserpress etc.
It was all slightly mismatched and ok, a little shabby, but still very pleasing to see. The room was quite hot as I believe someone else mentioned, but there were two big fans which cooled us down.
The wall in the lounge had a handpainted mural of a beach (again, random!) and it was as though they had to tried to recreate a Tuscany villa in East London!
We had a comfortable stay, and were able to cook microwave meals and enjoy an evening in with plenty of space. The next morning we had a complimentary breakfast. You can pay about a fiver for a full English but we just stuck to the free menu. This included toast, juice, cereal, croissants - the usual.
We also checked out easily. Overall I was very pleased with my stay. I had been expecting a small dark untidy room but instead was met with a very big and clean one. If you need to stay in East London I would recommend it. I will be booking again.
Seemingly Averagefrom A TripAdvisor Member
Would not go back...ever.from A TripAdvisor Member
Oh, and the neighborhood is very seedy.
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Book your room at Protea Hotel The Richards
Standard Double Room, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Standard Twin Room, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Superior Room, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
4-star hotel in Richards Bay with an outdoor pool
Situated in Richards Bay, this hotel is close to Richards Bay Park and Richards Bay Beach. Regional attractions also include Enseleni Nature Reserve.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Protea Hotel The Richards features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and climate control.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Protea Hotel The Richards provides a fitness center and a children's pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. This Richards Bay hotel also offers a garden, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and an area shuttle. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Protea Hotel The Richards has designated areas for smoking.
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Bar/lounge
- Restaurant
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- 24-hour front desk
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Babysitting or childcare
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Wedding services
- Free breakfast
- Fitness facilities
- Elevator/lift
- Total number of rooms - 135
- Designated smoking areas
- Garden
- One meeting room
- Luggage storage
- Number of floors - 3
- Free self parking
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- 24-hour business center
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Free self parking
In your room
- Pay movies
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- In-room safe
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Complimentary newspaper
- Room service (24 hours)
Eat and drink
Guests are offered a complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast. An additional buffet breakfast is served daily (subject to charges).
Protea Hotel The Richards has a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Mountain biking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Skydiving nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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The fine print for Protea Hotel The Richards
When you arrive
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 18 years old.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
- Breakfast fee: ZAR 155 per person (approximately)
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Mark your calendars! Fort Street Presbyterian Church will be hosting a pasta dinner the night before the race from 5:00-8:00 PM. Tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under. Proceeds will benefit the Fort Street Open Door Homeless Program. Fort Street Presbyterian Church 631 W. Fort, Detroit (corner of Fort & Third, at the start-finish line) (313) 961-4533 www.fortstreet.org
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Co-title sponsor Talmer Bank and Trust has partnered with our official gear sponsor, New Balance, for an opportunity to "Run to Save." Download a coupon good for $10 off New Balance merchandise. Or, sweeten the deal! Sign up for Talmer Bank and Trust online banking, direct deposit, or open an ATM/Debit card – and receive a coupon for $25 off New Balance merchandise. Talmer Bank and Trust has many locations to serve your financial needs. Visit talmerbank.com to find one … Read More
Cruise the Course TourPosted on: September 21, 2012
Want a sneak peek of the course prior to race day? Or maybe your family and friends are curious to see where you'll be running? Back again for the third year is our Cruise the Course tour by bus. Our friends at D:Hive will guide you along 20 miles of the Marathon Course and include an insider's perspective of Detroit to runners, family and friends. Make plans to block off an hour's time during the Health & Fitness Expo on … Read More


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Toko & Noma Ikebana bowls is a new interpretation of the traditional way of Ikebana flower arrangements. The flat vases with additional wire frame enable to set up single flowers and blossoms in the spaces of the geometric pattern.
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Amazing, delicate and subtle beauty. Paintings by Emily Ferretti.
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Beautiful bottles and limited edition balls, handmade by Eric Hibelot with details in colored clay.
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New glass collection created by Fabrica designers for Secondome. This hand blown clear glass vase was inspired by a fascination with the strange and freakish scientific instruments from the nineteenth century.
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Handmade faceted vessels part of Faceture series by Phil Cuttance. Each vases is produced individually by casting a water-based resin into a simple handmade mould. The mould is then manually manipulated to create the each object's form before each casting, making every piece utterly unique.
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Can you hear music if there is no sound?
The solo exhibition Virtual Music is a series of abstract paintings that explore the idea that sensory experiences such as music may be translated into visual art. I became interested in parallels between music and visual art in 2009 after attending a performance by Canadian Brass. There was a perception of conversational exchange among the instruments. I wondered whether translating those musical interactions into a visual art form would be reasonable. My focus became the correlation between the structure of the music – the relationship between instruments and parts, and the elements of visual design.
Virtual Music as the title for the series, suggests a sense of morphing sensory experience from one art form to another.
Although mainly contemporary compositions, the music encompasses combinations of classical instruments, voice, some non western instruments and ethnic sounds. The variety of music and interesting rhythms has resulted in an eclectic group of paintings. I found the idea interesting to explore and hope you will find it just as interesting to see.
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Lloyd Benton Miller joined the firm in 1979 and opened the firm's Alaska offices in 1984. Among other areas, Mr. Miller has worked extensively on tribal jurisdiction litigation (including trial and appellate litigation), alcohol and gaming regulation, Indian Self-Determination Act and "self-governance" matters, Indian health law issues, employment law, ANCSA land and corporate matters, land claims, government contracting law, Indian Child Welfare Act matters, U.S. Claims Court cases involving treaty rights (including federal timber mismanagement, land claim and money accounting matters), hunting and fishing cases, and a variety of general counsel matters for tribal governments, ANCSA corporations, and tribal health and social service providers. Mr. Miller also serves by court appointment as Plaintiffs' Liaison Counsel in the EXXON VALDEZ Oil Spill Litigation (also serving as co-class counsel to the Alaska Native Class), and is handling several lawsuits against the government involving self-governance compacts and self-determination contracts.
Recent representative litigation includes:
Cherokee Nation of Okla. and Shoshone-Paiute Tribes of the Duck Valley Reservation v. Leavitt, 543 U.S. 631 (2005), aff'g Thompson v. Cherokee Nation of Okla., 334 F.3d 1075, 1080 (Fed. Cir. 2003) and rev'g Cherokee Nation of Okla. v. Thompson, 311 F.3d 1054 (10th Cir. 2002) (lead counsel in cases establishing government liability in damages for the Indian Health Services' failure to pay full contract support costs owed under self-governance compacts); Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of the Fort Hall Reservation v. Leavitt v. Secretary, DHHS, 279 F.3d 660 (9th Cir. 2002) (on remand in 2005, reopening final judgment and subsequently awarding $1,200,000 in contract support cost damages); Cherokee Nation v. Norton, et al., 389 F.3d 1074 (10th Cir. 2004) (sustaining Cherokee Nation's challenge to Secretarial recognition of splinter group); Ramah Navajo Chapter v. Norton, 250 F. Supp. 2d 1303 (D.N.M. 2002) ($29 million class settlement of contract claims against Bureau of Indian Affairs); Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corp. v. NLRB, 234 F.3d 714 (D.C. Cir. 2000) (addressing labor organizing rights of employees under Indian Self-Determination Act); Alaska Native Class v. Exxon Corp., 104 F.3d 1196 (9th Cir. 1997) (involving non-economic subsistence damages suffered in 1989 oil spill); Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corp. and Int'l Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local 959, AFL-CIO, CLC, 341 NLRB No. 139 (May 28, 2004) (declining to exercise NLRB jurisdiction over an Alaska tribal health care provider); and Ramah Navajo Sch. Board and Puyallup Tribe of Indians v. Babbitt, 87 F.3d 1338 (D.C. Cir. 1996) (overturning BIA policy of penalizing certain tribal contractors).
Mr. Miller received his B.A. from Yale in 1975 and graduated with honors from the University of Virginia Law School in 1978, where he received the Order of the Coif for academic excellence. After graduation he interned for one year with Chief Judge James M. Fitzgerald of the United States District Court for the District of Alaska.


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I was on birth control pills from the age of 20 to 38, went on the patch from 38 to 40, when I got off entirely after my husband had a vasectomy. I had a round of Accutane at age 25, and enjoyed complete acne-free skin until I stopped all birth control. That's when my skin started breaking out again and now, 10 years later, I have the worst skin of my life.
Had my hormones tested two years ago and the doctor saw nothing out of the ordinary. I was deemed pre-menopausal, but that's it. I still have regular periods. I tried Spiro for two months and could not deal with the side effects—and I'm still fighting the after effects of the IB. I'm about to start another round of Accutane, since I had a 15 year remission last go round, and tolerated the drug extremely well.
Only now, reading these forums, I'm wondering how much of that remission had to do with my birth control as well . . . what role my hormones may be playing now, and what, other than Spiro, might be an effective treatment for me. Just the thought, though, of more doctor visits, tests, and research, man I've been doing that for years and I'm TIRED.
If the Accutane doesn't help, I will definitely explore similar routes to yours, get my hormones tested again, and it's good to know there may be an effective alternative to Spiro, which I doubt I'll ever be able to tolerate.
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New York, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Eddie Rosario, one of the Minnesota Twins' top minor-league prospects, has received a 50-game suspension without pay after failing a drug test for the second time, Major League Baseball announced on Saturday.
The suspension of Rosario, who is currently on the roster of Double-A New Britain Rock Cats of the Eastern League, will be effective at the start of the 2014 season.
The native of Puerto Rico batted .329 in 52 games with Single-A Fort Myers last season and then hit .284 in 70 games with Double-A New Britain.


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With three onboard payload weighing systems available for Z-bar-linkage-equipped John Deere K-Series Loaders, you can choose the features and benefits that best fit your needs.
LOADRITE L2180 for John Deere Advanced Payload Scale (APS)
For the ultimate payload weighing integration, the LOADRITE L2180 for John Deere is available for the 444K Loader and up. Featuring a separate monitor and optional printer for outputting load tickets or end-of-shift reports, the L2180 for John Deere is designed to increase loader efficiency and productivity without slowing loading.
The L2180 for John Deere offers the globally recognized accuracy and quality of LOADRITE products. With accuracy to within one percent, LOADRITE products are the scale that loader operators ask for by name.
Only the L2180 for John Deere is fully integrated with JDLink to provide information such as total bucket loads, trucks loaded, and totals by material along with your other JDLink data — all in one place.
The Embedded Payload Scale (EPS)The EPS option provides onboard-only functionality. The operator reads scale information on the K-Series monitor and controls scale functions using buttons on the monitor and armrest.
Even more off-board functionality is on the way – payload information will be viewable in JDLink in the future.
Onboard weighing systems are standard equipment on John Deere ADTs. From the comfort of your desktop or mobile device, you can monitor "material moved" data transmitted through JDLink. This helps in calculating machine utilization and managing a project.
Overload protection.Mirror-mounted lights alert the loading operator when the truck is nearing capacity.
Real-time, onboard information.The payload weight information displays on the truck monitor, including total tonnage and cycles. The system even calculates carryback for accurate production values.
Other features.Dump body rollover protection helps reduce the likelihood of a rear chassis tip-over by monitoring chassis roll. When the pre-selected rear chassis side-to-side slope percentage is exceeded, the dump body will not raise. Onboard weighing can also monitor fore-aft angle and reduces the dump body angle while backing down a slope to reduce dump cycle time. Since the truck now recognizes its load, a loaded speed limit can be selected to match the worksite.
Optimize productivity and calculate more accurate estimates. Payload data can be viewed in JDLink so you can monitor operator performance and to uncover possible trends that improve or reduce productivity. You can also monitor your trips, tonnage, times, and fuel consumption – data you can use for tighter estimates.
ADT payload-data displays help managers and jobsite supervisors monitor offsite truck use, analyze machine utilization and manage a project.
Payload data also helps identify operator trends affecting productivity and can serve as a valuable reference when bidding future projects.
Ultimate Uptime is designed to improve your profitability by maximizing productivity and uptime while lowering operating costs.
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Go behind-the-scenes with Anthony Bourdain as he travels throughout Nicaragua.
Anthony Bourdain sits, deep in thought, at Fritanga Bunuelo.
Jerry Risius captures the raising of the flag over the Plaza de la Revolución in Managua.
Nicaragua has a history of oppression, political turmoil and civil war. Tony visits the Central American nation as its infrastructure and economy are slowly being rebuilt. One of his stops was at La Chureca, the city dump, where hundreds of destitute families pick garbage for a living.
Tony goes for a stroll in Esteli.
Tony and Hector dig into their hearty meals at a bus station café.
The Plaza de la Revolución in Managua.
Tony and Martha at Valle de Flores.
Tony and Carlos Fernando Chamorro talk on Plaza de la Revolución.
Houses in La Chureca -- the garbage dump of Managua.
Producer Sally preps the food shots in Esteli.
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Rihanna isn't a celebrity known for covering herself up. Most of her music videos and photo shoots feature the starlet writing around in some form of skimpy clothing, and she's even been known to wear see-through tops out in public. And now she's revealing somehow revealing more than usual in the new issue of GQ. Click here to see the "woman of the year" spread, but warning: it may be NSFW!
Yowza! Girl looks absolutely jaw-dropping, as usual. But I have no problem with her baring all; in fact, it gives me serious motivation to hit the gym. Keep on shocking the world, RiRi.
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I know a heck of a lot more about RIA technologies, open source, and rich mobile application development than most developers. More precisely I know who the vendors are, what they offer, and how their products compare. What I don't know is how to use those tools myself. For example, every year I update a report on Ajax, but I'm not an Ajax programmer. I wouldn't do a very good job of developing an Ajax application even if my life depended on it. My knowledge is about the Ajax industry not how to develop Ajax solutions using a specific toolkit.
This has started to bother me a lot lately. I feel like a Jack of all trades but a master of none. As Bilbo Baggens said, "I feel stretched thin... like butter scraped over too much toast". The service I provide my clients is valuable - I help them see who is on top and who is going to have an impact in any particular market. I make our clients aware of new developments and software. I obtain this information through interviews and reading that people in the trenches and their managers just don't have time to do. And based on past experience I apply what I learn to the current state of things. Its a job that has its own rewards. However, I also miss the days when I would spend a week figuring out and implementing a piece of code in a single language without a care in the world about markets and vendors and so forth.
As a friend in this business said to me recently, "I still have weekly soul-searching "what the &%$#@! am I doing?" So do I, only its daily not once a week. For me it also includes thoughts about whether I'm making a real difference in the world or just continuing to turn the exercise wheel.
At age 43 I'm old compared to most developers. People my age move on to management and other things where the experience gained in earlier years can be shared with a younger generation of developers. The problem is, while I'm old in years I'm still a young developer at heart. I want to create stuff - I want to make cool applications. In many ways I live in an Ivory Tower, but I long to be down on the ground with other programmers.