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Springfield Ballet, Illinois Symphony collaborate for annual 'Nutcracker' production
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As part of its 40th anniversary season, the Springfield Ballet Company has polished up its crown jewel: its annual production of "The Nutcracker." This year's production of the ballet will include live music by the Illinois Symphony Orchestra, new scenery and ...
'Nutcracker' makes small changes, but the story remains
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While it keeps the story of "The Nutcracker" the same every year, the Springfield Ballet Company is always changing how that story is told. "Every year, we change the choreography a bit to suit our dancers' strengths," said SBC artistic director Julie Ratz.
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A new tradition may have begun at one of Springfield Ballet Company's less traditional events. For the second year in a row, SBC's "Rockballet" show, to be presented Saturday and Sunday at Sangamon Auditorium (see ticket information abelow), will feature ...
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The Springfield Ballet Company's annual showcase of modern dance set to modern pop music returns to Sangamon Auditorium this weekend. Performances are at 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. "We've never had live music for the whole show," Julie ...
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The agenda at Thursday night's meeting of the Fayetteville City Council will be short, but one of the items includes the second reading and possible adoption of a proposed ordinance relaxing the charge of trespassing on private property.
Police Chief Steve Heaton in a letter prepared for the Jan. 6 council meeting said the intent is to assist officers in addressing trespassing on private property and to provide for city charges to be processed in city court rather than the customary state charges that require the offender to be processed in state court. The first offense for trespassing, whether under state law or city ordinance, is a warning, Heaton added.
Heaton said many of the criminal trespass incident reported to police involve juveniles. If approved, the ordinance would allow officers to address trespassing issues with a less formal procedure that will not show up on a person's criminal history and will reduce the amount of overtime paid to officers.
"There is a state law that addresses criminal trespass; however, when arresting someone for criminal trespass the officer has to apply for a warrant through the Magistrate's Office. In many cases, the officer must make that application when he/she is off duty. The department pays overtime in those circumstances. The arrest also is placed on the person's criminal record," said Heaton.
The proposed ordinance states that, "It shall be unlawful for any person to enter upon the land or premises of another person or into any part of any vehicle, railroad car, aircraft, or watercraft of another person after receiving, prior to such entry, written notice from the city police department that such entry is forbidden."
Also at the meeting, the council will hear a request from Fire Chief Alan Jones asking that the city consider leasing the department's 1954 fire apparatus to the Fayette Shrine Club for use in public relations events.
The lease agreement would replace the temporary agreement approved last month. Jones said the city would benefit since the lease agreement calls for the Shriners to be responsible for the unit's maintenance and housing.

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- Publisher: Eidos Interactive
- Release Date: May 25, 2004
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 220 Ratings
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Mixed: 9 out of 220
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Jan 29, 2013I bought this game on sale, since I remembered the original game from a few years back. It came bundled with Deus Ex so I expected a great time. Unfortunately I can't say much has changed since the first Thief. The enemy AI is laughable and the hit detection isn't much better. You get a choice of different arrows and items, but their functions often overlap -- and the "moss arrow" wasI bought this game on sale, since I remembered the original game from a few years back. It came bundled with Deus Ex so I expected a great time. Unfortunately I can't say much has changed since the first Thief. The enemy AI is laughable and the hit detection isn't much better. You get a choice of different arrows and items, but their functions often overlap -- and the "moss arrow" was probably the worst idea of them all. Guards and citizens spawn infinitely in city stages, making it great fun to knock them out or outright murder them (it doesn't seem to make a difference) just out of boredom. As you'd expect of a game called "Thief", every quest is a fetch quest, but some of them are just gratuitous, making you go to far away parts of town and back just to speak to someone. The level design is completely linear, meaning unlike in an RPG, you can't complete other quests along the way -- you're stuck to your objectives. Luckily, they're clearly and briefly stated, as are the important notes you pick up along the way. Lockpicking in this game is a monotonous and pointless task, that involves searching for the 'right spot' and clicking. Rinse and repeat several times for the "gold" locks. The voiceovers, aside from the very husky and manly Garrett, are plainly hideous. This is the company that brought you Deus Ex and Tomb Raider -- and this was the third game in the series! Eidos was not some Indie developer without a budget. I played through it just to get my money's worth, and fortunately there was some fun to be had, and I especially liked the cinematic style, though the non-cartoon cutscenes are horribly compressed and look even more dated than the in-game graphics. Finding your way around is a chore, since your position is not indicated on the maps you steal, and the maps are nearly useless, one of them I recall showing two rooms adjacent as if they were on the same floor when they were on different floors completely. It should also be noted that the graphics are more dated than I originally expected, and all available resolutions are 4:3. The game is also incredibly buggy; I fell through the wall to my death several times, just for turning the camera the wrong way. The whole game is excruciating if you want to play as a legitimate thief, i.e., sneaking and stealing. The wait is just not worth it, and it's more fun to kill stupid AI drones than it is to wait around, pretending there's any feasibility at all built in. The loading screens are horrendous, even on a modern computer -- and you're kicked out of the application temporarily every time you load because of the resolution change (unless you have a 4:3 monitor, which nobody does anymore.) This makes fetch-quests across town even more torturous. I may just be unobservant, but I spent most of the time (tens of hours) in this game just searching for that one piece of loot that I missed -- a real pain since it's not always clear what you can steal and what you can't, since the only indication is a sparkling animation that's not always present and that's not always easy to see, on items that are identical to non-stealable ones. I was masochistic enough to play on "expert" difficulty, which simply means you need to steal more, because the enemy AI doesn't improve and everyone is still extremely easy to kill. There is absolutely NO REASON for the rating to be this high, as it is with a lot of nostalgia titles, even after they become stale and outdated.… Expand
Aug 24, 2011This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Thief: Deadly Shadows is truly the weakest game in the series, partially due to it being produced for the XBox. The levels are small, and the mini-maps are linked by this unexplained purple gas to connect them. Thus, you don't go through any of the city gates, but actually go around them through the purple gas. Other characters don't travel through the purple gas. As a result of the small levels, I found the cities somewhat boring. Further, some of the fun features of previous Thief games were removed (i.e. rope arrows) and were replaced with a wall-climbing ability, but it just wasn't as interesting. They really missed out on the opportunity to create a much more complex map (utilizing the "Thieves' highway" of the rooftops. Travel through water and flooded areas - once an interesting puzzle - has been disallowed. If you accidentally fall into water, you sink like a rock. No swimming, as in past games! A voice comes through and says you've been captured and taken to prison, which is fun to escape from -- once.
Going through the city and picking pockets is an interesting diversion for a while, but having to sell your stuff at a fence can get tedious.
You can befriend the Pagans and the Hammerites by doing things for them to increase your friendliness ranking. (Okay, that could be interesting... but...) But this just prevents them from attacking you later, and possibly defending you, and if you steal from them, your status goes down. Whether the faction noticed you stealing or not, they still lose respect for you. Also, the favors you do for them are pretty odd. Pagans, for example, like you to shoot moss arrows at green cornerstones to increase your status with them. Hammerites like you to shoot at dog-sized bugs which explode when you shoot them. (Huh?) To make matters worse, I encountered a few annoying bugs. Occasionally, the protagonist would get stuck in a jump and not descend until I exited the level. Occasionally, you could lean just right an look through an object to the horizon. Expect a few little screwball errors like this.
The storyline, as opposed to Thief: The Dark Project, was lacking as well. You don't want to think about it too hard. The villain of the story uses inconsistent resources throughout the story, as if the level designers did not consult with each other when designing the characters or levels. So sloppy all around.
So, yes, Thief 3 is a little disappointing, but possibly worth playing if you can get it cheaply and keep your expectations low. The game was obviously rushed to market, and could really have used another month or two of play-testing.… Expand
Feb 21, 2011Crappy console port. But that's the least of its problems. The awful engine means that loading screens are plentiful and levels are small. It's been streamlined for the Xbox crowd and features a bunch of nonsensical elements which were not present in previous Thief games (also known as "lore rape"). Very buggy and crashes constantly even on top notch computers. Getting stuck in the sceneryCrappy console port. But that's the least of its problems. The awful engine means that loading screens are plentiful and levels are small. It's been streamlined for the Xbox crowd and features a bunch of nonsensical elements which were not present in previous Thief games (also known as "lore rape"). Very buggy and crashes constantly even on top notch computers. Getting stuck in the scenery is not a rare event, and the ragdoll physics are lazy and unnatural compared to what they should have gone with - good animations. Quite a disgrace to the stealth genre and the Thief series as a whole, simply does not live up to the legacy. The game has a stupid City hub rather than the assumed natural progression between missions ala Thief 1 and 2. Deadly Shadows is also a lot more linear, and suddenly rope/vine arrows don't exist in the Thief universe and Garrett has forgotten the ability to swim (he dies the instant he touches water). I don't know why people seem to think of it as any better than Invisible War is to Deus Ex, it's honestly just as bad.… Expand
A taut, atmospheric and engrossing experience. The only real gripe is that The City sections become long-winded, lacking as they do the focus of the story missions and as a result make the game feel a little bloated.
Even though some of Ion's design decisions, like the removal of the rope arrow and the inclusion of the third-person camera, will disappoint purists, it would be difficult for anyone to deny what a splendid experience this release is.
It's the creepy atmosphere and the easy-to-pick-up-but-tough-to-perfect gameplay that most impress, and there are enough quirks and twists to ensure that you will do your damnedest to complete this compelling title.


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Beth Accomando covers arts and culture around San Diego for KPBS News. Beth studied film at UCSD and had her student film Writer's Notebook screened as part of the Museum of Contemporary Art's "Forty-Two Emerging Artists" showcase in 1981. She has edited the sequels to "The Attack of the Killer Tomatoes" and video documentaries on Billy Wilder and roller hockey.
Beth is a member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association, and is the past President and former Education Chairperson for the San Diego Film Critics Society. She is the festival director of Film School Confidential: A Showcase of San Diego Student Filmmaking. In the past she has served on the film selection committee for the San Diego State University Student Film Festival, San Diego International Film Festival and San Diego Latino Film Festival.
Beth has been a film critic for more than 20 years and began at KPBS in 1987. Since 1997 she has been covering independent and international cinema as well as pop culture for National Public Radio and Public Radio International's The World. She has received numerous Society of Professional Journalist Awards and San Diego Press Club Awards for her radio and web site work at KPBS. She has also received 11 southwestern area Emmy Awards in the categories of producing, writing, and sound design for promotional spots as well as national Pro Max and Telly Awards while working at Fox.
She has a passion for Hong Kong cinema, Japanese monster movies, horror, and film noir. She collects movie posters and toys, and loves putting on a haunted house every year.
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Andrew Gladman explores the current and historic hypotheses relating to nitric oxide problems in ME/CFS. This second article in a 2-Part series puts nitric oxide under the microscope and explores what it is, what it does and why it is so frequently discussed in the world of ME/CFS....
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European company bought Sylvania and is trying to run it their way, while US is attempting to run it their way. Cultural differences are a problem. Salaries are low. No real job descriptions. Some Managers have job security issues and take it out on subordinates. The end of incandescent and halogen bulbs is not helping the industry. It had the potential for making the new LEDs in the US and gave it up in favor of buying crap from China. They are their worse competitor. If R&D comes out with a product, Sales gets Marketing to find a Chinese made product of the same kind to compete with what they are manufacturing-only they call it having a range of products. You can have a career there if you have the right manager, and are aligned with the right project of the month; you better be ready to travel anywhere they send you- no matter how dangerous the location.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Give it up. Management at the upper level has gotten worse these days creating chaos with all the arbitrary changes, and all the opposing and external influences. It sometimes appears as if the CEO Jess is not in charge, otherwise he wouldn't have allowed some things to have happened, particularly with LEDs. There are few company values left, just survival.Doesn't RecommendNeutral OutlookDisapproves of CEO


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We the Geeks: Extreme SciencePosted byon April 21, 2014 at 12:50 PM EST
Our nation is built upon a legacy of discovery, innovation, and ingenuity – forged over centuries by creative minds, inventors, and thinkers who inspire American citizens, and especially young people, to discover and solve problems in the world around them.
Throughout history, these STEM all-stars have gone to great lengths—including to the heights of Earth's atmosphere; the depths of our oceans, and into the far reaches of space—in order to unlock new discoveries and expand the frontiers of knowledge. These "extreme" scientists and engineers conduct their work atop mountains and volcanoes, in frigid temperatures, at high speeds, and on the ocean floor – all in pursuit of new insights that will push the boundaries of science and technology.Learn more about Technology
Protecting Students from Sexual Assault: Building Tools to Keep Students Safe and InformedPosted byon April 18, 2014 at 3:22 PM EST
The prevalence of rape and sexual assault at our Nation's institutions of higher education is deeply troubling. Studies show that students experience some of the highest rates of sexual assault—with nearly one in five women having been a victim sexual violence while in college and a substantial amount of men experience sexual violence during college. The need for action could not be more urgent.
That is why in January, President Obama established a White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault. The Taskforce is charged with sharing best practices, and increasing transparency, enforcement, public awareness, and interagency coordination to prevent violence and support survivors.
As part of this effort, more than 60 innovators, technologists, students, policy experts, and survivors of sexual assault gathered last week at the White House for a "Data Jam" to brainstorm new ways to address the alarming rates of sexual assault on college campuses, including through prevention, more effective and transparent responses to incidents, and opportunities to better support survivors on their journey to recovery.
The event was co-hosted with the Joyful Heart Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a future free of sexual assault, domestic violence and child abuse and whose mission is to heal, educate, and empower survivors of sexual violence. Presenters, including Nancy Schwartzman, creator of the Circle of 6 anti-violence application and the winner of the White House Apps Against Abuse Challenge, and Henry Lieberman and Karthik Dinakar of the website A Thin Line, kicked off the day by demonstrating ways that technology and data could be applied to educating and protecting students from sexual assault.
Included among the responsibilities of the President's Task Force a charge to increase transparency around sexual assault reporting, school response to claimants' reports, and their compliance with Title IX obligations. The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and the Office of the Vice President both recognize that improving access to relevant data is critical to fulfilling this goal, helping students and their families access this key information, and allowing innovators to leverage this data to support these efforts.
As a key step, last week Federal agencies, including the Departments of Education, Justice, Interior, and Health & Human Services, made publicly available 103 datasets that included non-sensitive information related to higher education and sexual assault reporting. These data were posted on data.gov and used by participants during last week's Data Jam to inform their work to combat sexual assault.
Later, participants broke out into groups and developed a number of interesting ideas about how open data can be used effectively to combat sexual assault, including:
PocketAdvocate- a mobile app that would provide information about local resources for survivors of sexual assault, such as geo-tagged information on location and hours of crisis centers, health resources, advocacy organizations, and more;
Stories Like Mine- a site where survivors of sexual assault can anonymously share their stories and see the stories of other survivors who may have had a similar experience, helping them realize that they are not alone, offering them links to resources and support, and helping to build awareness and prevention.
Campus Count- an incidence mapping tool that identifies where sexual violence took place and where formal complaints have been filed against an institution, to help create a feedback loop where students can effectively communicate their concerns and suggestions about campus policies and response to sexual assault.
We know that the great ideas and impactful data aren't limited to the people that joined us last week. If you are a student, an advocate, a survivor, a technologist, or just a person with a passion for using technology to solve big problems, we need your help. If you're interested in contributing your own ideas or suggesting valuable datasets that can be used to combat sexual assault and inform these efforts, please email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lynn Rosenthal is the White House Advisor on Violence Against Women
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Celebrating the Second Annual National Day of Civic HackingPosted byon April 17, 2014 at 2:49 PM EST
Next month, for the second year in a row, civic activists, technology experts, and entrepreneurs around the world will gather together for the National Day of Civic Hacking. By combining their expertise with new technologies and publicly released data, participants hope to build tools that help others in their own neighborhoods and across the globe.
We're excited to support this event which will take place on May 31 – June 1, 2014.
The National Day of Civic Hacking is an opportunity for software developers, technologists, and entrepreneurs to collaborate and create innovative solutions—using publicly-released data, code, and technologies—to tackle pressing challenges and improve our communities and the governments that serve them.
Last year more than 11,000 innovators from the private-sector, non-profits, and Federal, State and local governments worked together to hack on projects—95 civic hacking events took place in 83 cities including Austin, Baltimore, Denver, Louisville, New Orleans, San Francisco, and even here at the White House. Several of these projects were recognized by the White House at a Champions of Change for Civic Hacking event, including:
- Technology-Enabled Volunteers Curbing Hunger and Food Waste: In Austin, Texas, the founder of Keep Austin Fed worked with a team developers at a National Day of Civic Hacking event to create a website and electronic volunteer management system that allows its program to distribute food in Austin to those in need.
- Crowd-Powered Conflict Mediation: In New Orleans, Louisiana, "Stop Beef" was built as a conflict-resolution app to connect mediators to resolve street conflicts without violence, ultimately seeking to reduce the number of murders in the city.
- Search and Rescue App for Disaster Relief: In Tulsa, Oklahoma the Open Search and Rescue web app was developed by civic hackers to help improve the effectiveness of urban search and rescue operations through an online search area tracker and task force notification system to prevent duplication of efforts and help first responders identify areas of most need in the wake of a disaster.
As President Obama has said, "In this democracy, we the people recognize that this government belongs to us, and it's up to each of us and every one of us to make it work better… We all have a stake in government success—because the government is us."
The Federal Government also has some great resources that participants in the National Civic Day of Hacking can use, including:
- Data.gov, the central site to find U.S. government data, which has thousands of data sets across topics such as health, energy, education, public safety, and more.
- Challenge.gov, the central site to find important government challenges for public collaboration.
We encourage you to join the movement and participate in the National Day of Civic Hacking. If you're a local civic innovator, rally your community group to host a hackathon. The White House will be hosting our own hackathon around the We the People petitions API later this year.
If you're a policymaker, identify which goals could be addressed with open data and technology tools. If you're a local government official, don't miss out on this opportunity to make a positive impact on your town or city.
You can learn more about the National Day of Civic Hacking at: http://www.hackforchange.org/.
Brian Forde is Senior Advisor to the U.S. Chief Technology Officer for Mobile and Data Innovation
Request for Information: Exploring the Use of APIs to Improve Access to Education ResourcesPosted byon April 15, 2014 at 11:05 AM ESTEd. Note: This article is posted in full on the U.S. Department of Education website and is authored by Senior Policy Advisor at the U.S. Department of Education David Soo.Despite the growing amount of information about higher education, many students and families still need access to clear, helpful resources to make informed decisions about going to – and paying for – college. President Obama has called for innovation in college access, including by making sure all students have easy-to-understand information.Now, the U.S. Department of Education needs your input on specific ways that we can increase innovation, transparency, and access to data. In particular, we are interested in how APIs (application programming interfaces) could make our data and processes more open and efficient.
Inspiring the Next Generation of Innovators: President Obama Honors the Nation's Cutting-Edge Scientists and EngineersPosted byon April 15, 2014 at 9:34 AM EST
A group of leading researchers were honored yesterday at the White House as recipients of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE), which is the highest honor bestowed by the United States Government on science and engineering professionals in the early stages of their independent research careers.
After receiving their awards in a ceremony at the U.S. Department of Agriculture with agency officials, friends, and relatives—a ceremony keynoted by OSTP Director John Holdren—the group of 102 ambitious scientists and engineers were greeted at the White House by President Obama who thanked them for their outstanding achievements.
President Barack Obama talks with the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) recipients in the East Room of the White House, April 14, 2014. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza) (Official White House Photo)
The PECASE recipients are employed or funded by the following departments and agencies: Department of Agriculture, Department of Commerce, Department of Defense, Department of Education, Department of Energy, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of the Interior, Department of Veterans Affairs, Environmental Protection Agency, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Science Foundation, the Smithsonian Institution, and the Intelligence Community, which join together annually to nominate the most meritorious scientists and engineers whose early accomplishments show the greatest promise for assuring America's preeminence in science and engineering and contributing to the awarding agencies' missions.
Statement by John P. Holdren on the IPCC's Working Group Report on Climate-Change MitigationPosted byon April 13, 2014 at 3:59 AM EST
Statement by Assistant to the President for Science & Technology and Director of the White House Office of Science & Technology Policy Dr. John P. Holdren on the Release of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Working Group III Report on climate-change mitigation:
"The facts are clear—the more we and other countries do to curb climate change and prepare for the climate-change impacts that can no longer be avoided, the less suffering will be inflicted on our communities and on our children and grandchildren.
The IPCC's new report highlights in stark reality the magnitude and urgency of the climate challenge. It shows, even more compellingly than previous studies, that the longer society waits to implement strong measures to cut greenhouse-gas emissions, the more costly and difficult it will become to limit climate change to less than catastrophic levels.
The Obama Administration is committed to leading efforts to address this global challenge, both by example and by persuasion. And through the concrete steps laid out in President Obama's Climate Action Plan, real progress is already being made.
In the last year alone, the Administration has begun the development of new fuel-economy standards for heavy-duty vehicles; set the stage for limiting greenhouse-gas emissions from fossil-fueled power plants; unveiled a national strategy for reducing methane emissions; finalized two sets of energy-efficiency standards; launched a Quadrennial Energy Review process to provide a comprehensive basis for national energy policy, starting with the challenges facing our aging energy infrastructure; and launched a Climate Data Initiative to help communities, businesses, and individuals increase their preparedness for and resilience against climate change.
We are also intensifying our engagement with other countries around the world, in both bilateral and multilateral venues, in order to boost coordination and cooperation on emissions-reductions targets and the policies and technologies for achieving them. This latest IPCC report provides further impetus and guidance for these efforts."
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Weston Suites Hotel features free Wi-Fi and a gym. Free private parking is available. The air-conditioned rooms have flat-screen TV with cable channels, a safe and a desk.
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Located right on the Malecon seafront boulevard, the Crowne Plaza Santo Domingo features an outdoor pool and whirlpool, a casino and a spa.
Score from 199 reviews Very good
Located just minutes from Santo Domingo's Financial District, this hotel has something for everyone with enjoyable facilities, delicious dining options and comfortable guest rooms with stunning ocean...
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Across the street from the Caribbean Sea and minutes from the commercial center of Santo Domingo, this hotel offers on-site spa services and a charming restaurant.
Score from 152 reviews Good
The staff were very nice and attentive to your needs. The food was absolutely delicious, the variety and selection were plentiful. The entire trip went smoothly and we plan to return to the Hard Rock Casino in May because we enjoyed our vacation there.
The hotel grounds and facilities were clean and well kept. Even the room was up to date and clean, with a safe in the room.
Service and the restaurants and poolside was sub par. They took a long time and we're not eager to assist us. Being in the service industry, I feel the staff needs some training on how to care for clients and meet their needs.
Hotel has Very nice Lobby and Location
Room was smelly, Carpet was old, Casino was Closed, Sports bar was closed, Air conditioning was leaking and not very effective. Shower was intermittent hot and cold. I paid basically the same price as Hilton, Crowne plaza but not quite the same quality. I know they were working on the Hotel, but they should mention this when you arrive and supply vouchers for Dinner or something as a gesture.
was a pretty hotel comfortable
worst internet service i have ever experience. very little help from the front desk. No one knew what was going on when we asked questioned. My guest to an event were told we were not there. Lack communication skills will not reccomend again to anyone. I travel every 15 days and this was the worst service ever.
Nothing, was bad from the moment we put a foot in. The only thing that I might say something positive about is the front desk manager who allowed us to leave after spending the first night there... the other front desk employees said we had to pay cancelation fees if we left before our agreed booking.
We had to carry our own luggage inside the hotel because the bell man was nowhere around, front desk employees were not nice or helpful at all, rooms are super old and outdated even though they said that is a renovated room, sheets, carpet and furniture are old, they moved us to the executive floor and made us pay more because supposedly it was a better room and it was very similar to the standard, internet code took them over an hour to give it to us and when we called the front desk the guy was very nasty and unprofessional about it.
Staff didn't help! They were desperate just for money! They looked like they needed business.
It was an over all good experience!
The pool
The price and Internet
I enjoyed the peace and quiet.
I was really looking forward to a casino there,only to be told that there isn't one.
8th floor area was great. Food was good. Overall very clean and nice.
Level 7 rugs in hallway look bad. The dehumidifier was not emptied that often. If you turn off AC in the room bath floor gets wet quickly and creates a slip hazard.
Generally everything was great!
I did not like the fact that one little bottle of water cost more than 4 USD in the Room Bar.
Cheerful and helpful reception. Very good security.
- Location of the hotel is far away to the city centre. - There is no any activity, bar or night club around the hotel. - High price - This hotel is not suitable under 30 age people.
Just about everything was on point
The bar is kinda expensive. Room service food could be better.
Executive floor and its perks of having club level access! Great for business transactions!
Some TVs are not flat screen and outdated!
It had all
Terrible! Room service took 2 hours to come each night. We had to phone up reception 5 times just to order a different pillow (as they have a pillow menu) and the ones they provide I wouldn't give to my dog. The staff are so rude and made our stay hell. Booking.com stated that my final price would be $380 then I get there and they tell me it will be $600? The ceiling panels in the bathroom fell down during our stay and are made out of plastic. So for half our stay we had to look at the insulation and pipes whilst in the bath. This hotel is a nightmare and add on extra charges where they can as they charge you in local currency so you don't know how much you are really paying! For example - we got told breakfast was $8 each and they charged us $15 each.
Avoid this hotel at all costs! Infact avoid this country!
the location is god
I liked how big rooms were, the gym was nice! And able to get taxi service. The staff was nice and helpful.
Our room had a moldy smell, we had to turn off the air open the window to get fresh air. The dinner buffet was not worth $22 person. The hotel wasn't really in a good area of you choose to eat elsewhere. No screens on the windows. We were given only 1 bottle water, yet it was 2 of us in a room. More than likely I won't return to this establishment, but it served it's purpose.
Plenty of things to do.
The pillows were terrible. Bring your own!
Staff was very friendly and helpful.
Although lobby very pretty, the rest of the hotel seemed pretty outdated.
the cleanliness in general
The fact that I had to wait to much to have the room I reserved. It has been really bad.
Food was good
Dirty carpets, had a big asthma attack, broken and dirty bed covers, old t.v., very slippery bathtub, noisy, poor choice of toileteries
I ordered a dinner with room service and it never arrived. It was steak with pure de papas.
staff was very helpful nothing was ever to much trouble for them to do
some items to buy in the hotel costly thats all
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wantonSaltos de línea: wan¦ton
Pronunciación: /ˈwɒntən /
Definición de wanton en inglés:
1(Of a cruel or violent action) deliberate and unprovoked: sheer wanton vandalism
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- Both acts of wanton destruction were deliberately aimed at symbolically injuring the self-esteem of the targeted victims, beside tremendous loss of innocent lives.
- But legitimate protest has become mixed up with wanton destruction or even violence unrelated to the activities of the businesses attacked.
- It is wanton and pointless vandalism which has caused a lot of disruption to the school, but also those who carry out such attacks are putting their own safety at risk.
deliberate, wilful, malicious, malevolent, spiteful, vicious, wicked, evil, cruel;
unprovoked, unmotivated, motiveless, arbitrary, groundless, unjustifiable, unjustified, needless, unnecessary, uncalled for, gratuitous, senseless, pointless, purposeless, aimless, useless, meaningless, empty, vacuous
2(Especially of a woman) sexually immodest or promiscuous: her cheeks burned as she recalled how forward she had been, how wanton
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- For a moment I toyed with presenting myself as a wanton temptress with a dozen regular gentlemen callers and a bedside drawer full of Mates.
- Together they roam the streets, picking up prostitutes and other willing, wanton woman to calm their near-desperate need for the female form.
- Yet we never understand why she lives her life as such a wanton woman.
promiscuous, immoral, loose, immodest, indecent, shameless, unblushing, unchaste, unvirtuous, fast, of easy virtue, impure, abandoned, lustful, lecherous, lascivious, salacious, lubricious, libidinous, licentious, libertine, profligate, dissolute, dissipated, debauched, degenerate, reprobate, corrupt, sinful, whorish, disreputable
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A sexually immodest or promiscuous woman: she'd behaved like a wanton
verbo[no object] archaic or literary Volver al principio
2Behave in a sexually immodest or promiscuous way: women who have wantoned with suitors
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- She, who had not come to wanton, used a borrowed wantonness as the instrument of her devotion and courage.
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wantonly adverbio
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- A wine so popular that no matter what the boys Down Under throw in the mix, the thirsty public wantonly chug it down, without looking sideways to see what else is on the shelf.
- As I said before, Gibbons has found Gingerich and other scientists guilty of flagrantly and wantonly doing science.
- They remained mute as all civilised norms of relief and rehabilitation were openly and wantonly subverted by the state.
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wantonness sustantivo
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- They recognize Lucy: 'The sweetness was turned to adamantine, heartless cruelty, and the purity to voluptuous wantonness.'
- Here, once again, the opulence of the city puts its citizens under enormous pressures to capitulate to a life style of wantonness and shameless disregard.
- In Imamura's eyes, all this wicked wantonness is as graphic in its disgust and scandalous at its heart as hardcore images or vulgar stag reels.
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Palabra del día terpsichorean
Pronunciación: ˌtəːpsɪkəˈriːən
relating to dancing


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Rivière-du-Loup, Canada
182 rue Fraser, G5R 1C8 Rivière-du-Loup, Canada – Show map
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Outdoor Pool (seasonal)
Golf Course (within 2 miles), Hiking, Playground
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Free public parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
Vending Machine (drinks), Vending Machine (snacks), 24-Hour Front Desk, Ticket Service, Dry Cleaning, Fax/Photocopying
Newspapers, Non-smoking Rooms, All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private), Air Conditioning
French, English
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Until 12:00 PM
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Children and Extra Beds
All children are welcome.
Up to two children from 4 to 17 year stay free of charge when using existing beds.
One additional older child or adult is charged CAD 10 per person per night when using existing beds.
Any additional older children or adults are charged CAD 15 per person per night for extra beds.
One child under 3 years is charged CAD 15 per person per night in a crib.
The maximum number of extra beds/cribs in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are allowed. Charges may apply.
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Best Western Plus Hotel LevesqueLocated by the Saint-Lawrence River, this Rivière-du-Loup hotel features a spa center, spa and on-site restaurant. Guests are also a 10-minute drive from Pointe-de-Rivière-du-Loup.
Score from 181 reviews Wonderful
This Riviere-du-Loup hotel is only one mile from the St. Lawrence Seaway where guests can take whale watching cruises. The hotel provides business services, a continental breakfast, and free Wi-Fi.
Score from 40 reviews Good
This motel is situated across the street from St. Lawrence Seaway and 2 km from Rivière-du-Loup city centre. It features an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi.
Score from 182 reviews Very good
Location was good.. Close to highway
Only had one bed instead of two that we were supposed to have .
Excellent accommodation and ideal for taking the ferry to St Simeon. The room was well-appointed and clean. The spa bath was a bonus and most enjoyable. Breakfast was just right. Very good value.
A lift would have been helpful. Although only one floor above ground but difficult and narrow stairs for older guests to negotiate with heavy suitcases
nice hotel with a bright reakfast room - good breakfast
I have stayed there several times, always plan on staying on my trips from Ontario to New Brunswick. The rooms are always immaculate, and the breakfast good and convenient.
The extra cost of $15.00 for my little dog.
everything over all
Pool area looked great.
Nice and easy to check in and crash on the bed after the day on the road.
Jacuzzi tub
Wifi didn't work in room had to go to lobby
Accommodating staff and beautifully clean
Complimentary breakfast was extremely simple but good
Very friendly man at the front desk who made it simple to book in. Chalet was clean and extremely convenient for our son and little dog. Easy to unload and load our stuff into our vehicle. We will be returning.
Nice room, good breakfast, helpful and polite staff.
The hotel has 2 stories. No elevator. People before us left a cup of ciggie butts outside our door
location, staff, breakfast was good
carpet order in some of the rooms need aprovement
Good variety for continental breakfast. Very clean. Comfortable beds. Convenient location with great view of St Lawrence behind.
Horrible wi-fi. Noisy a/c even on low.
Breakfast was good
Staff weren't friendly at all...had room 219 musty smell in hall and room...
The bed!
We recently stayed 2 days at Days Inn Rivière-du-Loup. Rooms were very nice and clean. We had a good view to Saint Lawrence River and our beds were comfy.The breakfast was amazing with great range of choices.
Only Wi-Fi was very slow. It need to be improved.
Loved the huge space, and tub.great view, fresh breeze, nice and quiet too.
The patio doors to the balcony did not lock properly.
The room seemed to be very dry even when air on.
While booking online in the request section, I requested top floor, river view, 2 queens. A few days later I received email offering me the option of upgrading to what I had requested for $10.00, to make sure we got what we wanted I upgraded. When we checked in we were actually charged $15.00. And the room was nothing special, smelt damp, beds and chairs very low, room cramped. The breakfast area was terrible, very few healthy choices, the floor was very sticky, crowded. We left and ate elsewhere. Would not stay here again.
The breakfast was really good.
There were hairs on the sheets and pillows. Not sure how that's possible if washed properly.
Beautiful View Big and lovely Room Very Clean We have not stayed here for a few years and we were delightfully surprised at the improvements
Nice view on the water side, beautiful sunset.
Someone else's hairbrush was on the floor when we got there. It is non smoking but people are still allowed to smoke on the balcony, so it smells like smoke still. Didn't like just having coffee whitener - should be real milk or cream. It was OK.
Clean room, great pillows, good view of the river.
Breakfast a great disappointment when compared to Quality Inn in same city. Price was way too high for the service received, in comparison with Quality Inn.
Rooms were clean. Location was good. Views were great. Pool was nice (Although outside)
The door to the mutual balcony was a little weak. Anyone could have broken in. And the door latch (lock) on the the hallway side was broken as well. Seems to be a theme.
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