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The main issue about this (if the sizes of these fields are as big as estimated) should be how such an abundance of natural resources would affect Brazil. The past has already shown the downside that large amounts of extractable natural resources can have: the natural resource curse. Look at the Latin American colonial period and the extraction colonies based on the massive amounts of silver and gold found in Peru and Mexico. There is also the example of the sugar colonies in the Caribbean. In all these cases, an abundance of natural resources led rent extraction and the development of poor economic and political institutions. Brazil must not let the wealth that will come from the oil create more inequality which could contribute to destabilization.
Is Brazil oil a blessing or a curse? It looks like a blessing to me. Facts: Brazil has been experiencing a stable macroeconomic scenario since President Lula da Silva took power in December 2003, with (i) currently USD$195 billion in Central Bank (up from the USD$30 billion President Cardoso left in December 2002), (ii) decreasing debt/GDP ratio (currently 42,8%, down over 10 points (from 57% in end of 2002), (iii) plunging Brazil risk (232 points on April 18th 2008 comparing to 2,400 in July 2002 with very low volatility), (iv) GDP growth rate of about 5% per year, (v) inflation right on target with minor oscillations; (vi) self sufficiency in petroleum along with a solid ethanol program envied by many: every car leaves the factory functioning with 100% gasoline, 100% ethanol or any combination thereof. Fact: It has always been President Lula da Silva´s prerogative to maintain (or not) the path to macro stability…and he did. Fact: our institutions are very different… much stronger… than those of our neighbors´. Fact: Differently from other state owned oil companies in the region, PETROBRAS is a PUBLIC company, with shares distribution as follows: 32.2% Union, 30.2% ADRs, 27,7% Brazilians and foreigners, 7,6% Brazil Development Bank BNDES and 2,3% Petrobras Retirement Fund… check Petrobras´s website. Thus, the government cannot just go ahead ad use the funds as it pleases. Fact: our oil discoveries and consequent increase in reserves along with an increase in production has been fostering growth in many related industries, mainly the naval and petrochemical in country, generating now and in the near future thousands of direct and indirect jobs. Results: it looks like we are more on a virtuous circle than on a vicious one. Therefore, it does not look like our oil findings is a curse. Advice: Come visit us and check it out with your own eyes or simply do a little research visiting our Central Bank website (www.bcb.gov.br), .or Petrobras (www.petrobras.com.br) etc. Cheers!!
Some people here do not understand the statement (in The Economist's leader): "Lula has done much to make Brazil's democracy more genuine".It reminds me of Glauber Rocha, the film-maker, who said, a few decades ago, that Brazil had two big political drawbacks: our right-wingers were blind, and our left-wingers were sentimental. Well, it seems the left is changing a little, but the right is still as blind as always.They insist in aligning Lula with Ch�vez, when it seems reasonable to say that someone like Lula at the top, on the contrary, is the best assurance that we do not risk having someone like Ch�vez in the near future.
Mr. Zakka, although I am not a kid myself anymore, no offense but I feel like recommending that you try to chill a little bit and revisit some of your beliefs since I think they are so outdated... I believe we all need to take things with a grain of salt sometimes, specially when it comes to politics, b/c it's a sordid game, is all it is. Peace!
After reading the 'Lula defenders' comments on the previous Cardoso administration's failures (e.g. Almir: "We should never forget that Lula inherited a country with huge economic and social problems"), it seems that many have rather short memories. While it is true that progress in reforms during several years of Cardoso's government, especially in his 2nd. term, was disappointing (due, in large part, to sustained opposition from Lula's PT) it is undisputed that his lasting contribution was the Real Plan of 1994, which liquidated with hiperinflation and instituted a decent currency after so many disastrous 'unorthodox' attempts. Isn't it ironic that Lula's success in economic policy owes so much to the Real Plan which PT strongly opposed in 1994?
Great article and I hope for now on you give more space to Brazil on your annual reviews. The country is still very unequal(violence,lack of opportunities,corruption etc...)and democracy is not perfect(look Florida/Gore)but the state should continue to invest in education and on increasing the middle class that by the way loves scapegote the president for everything.I do not believe he is running for a third term.
I Couldn't disagree more with Mr Rciardo. It's not about being misinformed - but maybe the opposite: looks like he's too "informed".I mean, it's not his fault: brazilian media keeps covering the "half empty" side of Brazil, insisting that Lula is one of the worst and most corrupts presidents of our history. Too bad. Just not true.That's why we have to find the real, balanced, factual information here at The Economist. Hey, and it's free! Not just for rich, typical anti-Lula readers (usually from Sao Paulo) anymore.
From a good , reliable source: oil reserves are really huge. Plus , Petrobras is the result of efforts started back in 1953 . The potential and technological capability of Brazil has little or nothing to do with the present recent political action ,as pratically all economic activity in Brazil. What we are today, and certainly we could be better, was seeded 50 years ago
Congratulation for your article on Brazil present economic situation. The things goes better but not good enough. Finally, it seems we are now on the right way. This proves democracy is a fundamental condition for progress. We paid a lot to take this fact as a precondition for a better country and the present and future generations will never accept to return to the black times. Lula or any other president will avoid that democracy and its institutions will be not respected. Considering the huge economic potential, the fiber of the Brazilian people and the continuation of democracy I would beat my own life that in 10 years Brazil will stay between the top five economies in the world. We will live to see…
Mr. Jallain,
I couldn't agree more with your comments. To say that "Lula has done much to make Brazil's democracy more genuine" is indeed a puzzling statement, not to say a misinformed one.
Things have actually changed for the worse since our last president.
Mr. Zakka,
Don't believe in statistics that are published about public approval on the current government. Statistics are easily manipulated as is many other information released to the public, like the inflation rate.
Lula has contributed absolutely nothing to the improvement of Brazil's economic performance seen in recent years. Economic growth is being driven by the export sector and not by the so long awaited improvement in labor productivity.
No Brazilian president will ever have my respect without massive investment in education.
I totally agree with you, Almir.Except in public financing for parties.It would open another freeway for themto steal our money.
Corruption is an old cultural inheritance and I don't think we should fix historical problems just by blaming the current government. Unfortunately I have seen no serious initiative from supporters or oppositors of this government addressing the parliament with a proposal for a necessary political reform. Brazilian electoral system is out-dated and function as an open invitation for corruption. In any electoral round there are hundred thousands of candidates all over Brazil rushing to collect money to back their next electoral ambitions. Accordingly to current Brazilian laws it's not illegal to receive donations from any company or individual, provided that you declare it later. But some companies prefer make their contributions without being declared as donaters, as they fear being punished in case of victory on opposition side. So, imagine that situation: candidates desperately searching money all at once and donaters making their contribution secretly - that's the perfect ingredients for corruption! There is a serious proposal for reforming the electoral system by introducing a list of candidates per political party instead of chaotic crowd of candidates. According to the percentage of votes received each party would have the correspondent seats in parliaments filled according to their previously supplied ranking. So no individual candidacy would be financed, but only the political parties. Another necessary step (in my opinion) is the public financing of political parties, in order to ban completely the private donations, as this is the main source of corruption in Brazil. It's expensive and controversial, but I'm sure all the Brazilian taxpayers would save a precious money by avoiding ulterior corruption losses. And finally, there should be introduced a clause of fidelity for all candidates, in order to avoid politicians to change from one party to another according to electoral conveniences. These are the summary of a necessary political reform that would definitely address most of corruption problems in Brazil. A project like that is waiting on line for being voted by the Brazilian Parliament, but nobody seem to take it as a priority. Unfortunately to tackle corruption seems not to be a priority in Brazil !
Much of Brazil's good fortune is due to external factors, but "claimable" by Lula. If he really wants to do something of lasting good for Brazil, it would be to break the historic pattern of corruption in politics, even if that means helping to send some of his own party PT to jail. There are so many scandals that even with the clever names they get in the press it is hard to remember them. For example the "vampire" or "blood sucker" had most congressmen passing special legislation for local mayors to buy and ambulance at twice the real cost, and the seller sending part of the profits back the author of the legislation - not one went to jail. Not one even missed even lost their seat in congress. Corruption is the political way of life in Brazil. That Lula could help to change - he cannot run again.
I was talking about accuracy, Almir. Brasil maybe taking advantage of world's growth tide, and Lula surely isn't a dull a boy. I just can't agree with a dualistic point of view of good-or-bad between Lula and Fernando Henrique Cardoso. Brazil is indeed achieving good economic results nowadays due to structural and polictical developments provided by our former president. I think every taxi driver, no matter if he approves Lula's government or not, knows a lot about corruption issues from PT and Lula's direct employees. Ministers, PT leaders, they are all enjoying the party with unparalleled hunger. I am not saying Lula is doing bad. The fact is we are not blind, and there are still HUGE mistakes in Brazil and, unfortunately, the article let behind the carpet.
Mr. André Amoedo:Contrasting with your opinion, all the recent polls reveals an unprecedented popularity for Mr. Lula and a record approval for his government. The last IBOPE poll pointed 57% of all Brazilian classifying the government as GOOD or EXCELLENT; 32% considers it REGULAR; and you are among the narrow 11% minority that doesn't approve the government. I think you should better not to take cabs in order to avoid further disappointments!
The problem so far in all this discussion is that it barely addresses the real issues in Brazil, which are:
Security: It is mainly a responsibility of the states – as the governor is responsible for the military and civil police forces – but the federal government could do so much more to help, especially to prevent drugs entering in our country, a responsibility of the federal police.
Unfortunately, the governors do not do anything about it and the central government just cares to stimulate theatrical federal police interventions on television, but with few practical consequences. Our security conditions get worst by the hour, with thousands of Brazilians, mainly from the poorer classes, being killed and slaughtered everywhere in our country, every year, and nothing so far has been done to seriously address the issue. The numbers do not lie. It is a shame and a cause for serious concern.
Infrastructure: It is mainly a responsibility of the federal government, as it owns/controls most of Brazilian roads, ports, airports etc. And it is another national tragedy. Thousands of Brazilians, from every social class, die every year do to a combination of imprudence and dangerous roads.
Apart from a disastrous "tapa-buraco" operation, the central government has done nothing to tackle this problem. It took more than 5 years for the government to privatize some (small) part of our decaying roads. It begs the question: it was really necessary to wait for 5 years? How many Brazilians have died on these very roads in the last five years? Why not privatize more and avoid more death and suffering? I answer: it is because it is on government contracts on roads that Brazilian politics of every party will make money for the next election. It is said that they take 10% of each contract as bribe, and some even 15% of the contract value. And while the corrupt bureaucrats in the infrastructure ministry and other members of the government (federal and state) make their dirt money our people continue to die.
I could, and maybe should, move on to talk about the situation of public health in Brazil, a responsibility of every entity in our federation: municipalities, state and federal government. But I will not, because here too the facts are the same: gross corruption and sheer incompetence in every level of government causing the death of thousands of Brazilians every year.
The problem is that we do not discuss the real topics. Rather, we keep defending or attacking the current or the former federal administration. But the truth is that the last and the present administrations (FHC and Lula), have done nothing to seriously address the above referred issues. The numbers do not lie.
Congratulations to The Economist articles on Brazil�s economy and its new democratic period.
As a middle class northeastern brazilian coming from the bottom of the social pyramid to the middle class(it�s motivating to know that I�m a case among plenty of others) I feel good reading and knowing from a so respected international magazine that Brazil is starting being seen as a nation which get into a social and economic maturity after so many decades of suffering.
Off course there�s a long way to go but what matters at this point is that we have finnally started building a new brazilian society and, off course, it costs some disturbing changes as is normal in any democratic nation - we have to look to the history and be happy that our�s is a peacefull country.
I would stress what I consider a most important point of this article as below transcript:
"Moreover, the most impressive economic achievements of Brazil as a democracy have tended to come when the government has had little room to manoeuvre."
As the West has a lot to learn from the East to bring harmomny and permanent peace to our planet Brazil has also a lot to learn from the experiences of those who built their wealth with hard work and discipline.
Together with the worldwide known "Bolsa Fam�lia program" of income distribution which brought so many millions of class D and E brazilians to the basic consuptions goods access to good quality education to any brazilian child for sure will give our nation the maturity it needs to handle giant Brazilian natural wealth.
And I beg to differ from Mr Reginaldo Almeida. There are lots of prejudice all over Brazilian press and conservative circles towards Mr. Lula's government. We should never forget that Lula inherited a country with huge economic and social problems: inflation was soaring up at 30% year (now it's 4,6%); the country had miserable USD17 billion in reserves, which was not enough to repay the due foreign obligations in 2003 (now foreign reserves are close to USD 200 billions and foreign debt paid in advance); the level of investment in the Brazilian economy was a miserable percentage of the current level. The current government's ability to overcome that chaotic situation in a short period of time should be praised with recognition, but the pessimistic chorus keep on claiming that all the problems were overcome by "God" - "besides" Mr. Lula's government! Please, let's be fair and reasonable!
Well, the article is fine...but the concept that "finding oil" could lead to problems??? Hard to believe that the person who wrote this article is even invited to such a great publication as "Economist"...the guy should write in the publication "Socialism and how good to be poor..." or may be he is afraid that some other countries, rather than the one where he/she lives is getting some power and success???
It seems like Mr. Lula has a personal bodyguard writing at this magazine. How can a journalist say anything about accuracy at same time he uses terms such as "Mr. Lula received a DEVASTATED country". or "disastrous economic and social policies" about former brazilian president. Mr. Zakka puts it as if Mr. Lula is an angel. What about corruption? About paying congressmen to approve laws? To blackmail the opposition with a mafia brief? With the assault of corporative credit cards? Where are you, Mr. Zakka? In London? You should take a cab in São Paulo or Rio and ask the driver how's he going and what he thinks about our president.
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There is precisely zero proof of this, and much that points in the opposite direction. Ahmadinejad is on his way out anyway, as his term ends in 2013 and he has been sidetracked by his political adversaries. I expect more from the Economist than the blind repetition of pro-Israel talking points.
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During a campaign event in Charlotte, North Carolina, the vice president reiterated recent attacks against his Republican opponents: claiming that Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan's economic plans would raise taxes on middle class families.
"This is deadly earnest," Biden said. "How they can justify, how they can justify raising taxes on the middle class that has been buried the last four years? How in the Lord's name can they justify raising their taxes? We've seen this movie before."
Republicans have taken off on part of those comments.
A tweet from Romney's account read: "Agree with @JoeBiden, the middle class has been buried the last 4 years, which is why we need a change in November."
A spokesman for his campaign went further.
"Vice President Biden made a stunning admission today and we couldn't agree more: the middle class has been 'buried' under the last four years of this President's policies," wrote Curt Cashour, the Virginia Communications Director for the Romney campaign.
"Under President Obama, the middle class has suffered from crushing unemployment, rising prices and falling incomes. They can't afford to be 'buried' for four more years. Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan will take our nation in a new direction and are offering exactly what hardworking families need -- real reforms for a real recovery."
Though Biden's comments seemed intended to echo past comments -- that middle class families have been hit hard in the trouble economy -- they nonetheless forced the Obama campaign to go on defense.
"As the Vice President has been saying all year and again in his remarks today, the middle class was punished by the failed Bush policies that crashed our economy - and a vote for Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan is a return to those failed policies," an Obama campaign official said. "With more than five million private-sector jobs created since 2010, the Vice President and President Obama will continue to help the middle class recover and move the nation forward."


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A piece of a parent dies when a child is killed.
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That's what has happened in the wake of 20-year-old Natasha Howliet's murder.
The single mother of three toddlers was gunned down in 2009 as she stood at a bus stop in the 3300 block of West Madison.
Howliet was not involved in gangs or drugs, and was not the intended target of the armed gang members who were allegedly on the street looking for rivals that evening.
Keith and Kelly Pearson, 31-year-old twins, were quickly apprehended. Keith was convicted of pulling the trigger and was sentenced to 65 years. His twin, Kelly, was sentenced to 30 years.
At the time of her death, Howliet was trying to regain custody of her three children, ages 3, 2, and 3 months. The children had been removed from Howliet's care and placed in foster care after one child was injured, according to sources familiar with this case.
Howliet had completed parenting classes and earned a medical assistant certificate, according to family members. Then tragedy struck.
After Howliet's death, her mother, Patrice Matthews, contacted the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services about the whereabouts of her grandchildren.
"I wanted to see if they were going to give me my grandchildren. They were supposed to return the children back to her. Instead the kids were placed with the caseworker's friends," Matthews said.
A spokeswoman for DCFS declined to discuss this case.
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"The Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act specifically outlines what information the department may disclose about the children and families we serve," Hawkins said.
Under DCFS rules, the agency has no obligation to inform Matthews of her grandchildren's whereabouts.
"The nightmare did not end after the murder," noted Elce Redmond, the community activist who helped Matthews organize a vigil on Nov. 27 at the exact location where her daughter was murdered.
"That is when the mishandling took place. The biological grandparents were trying to get custody of the children, and DCFS put the kids in foster care. The grandmother was seeing her grandchildren for visitation, then all of a sudden that stopped and they are not giving them any sort of explanation," he said.
The children — two girls and a boy — are now 7, 6 and 4 years old.
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Given the number of children that have been killed due to abuse and neglect in Illinois, I understand why DCFS is being cautious.
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I have a bottomless pit of a stomach, lol. I think I have tried all the foods that are supposed to sustain, protein, fiber, drinking lots of water, dense vegetables, you name it. Even being in ketosis my whole Atkins Induction I was hungry!
I made it on my second DD yesterday @378 cals or something like that.
I actually was tired and quiet. Quiet for once, haha! I guess talking takes a lot more energy then I thought:p
Anyone else who feels like there is no full switch? I've always been like this.
I am doing a fitness bootcamp 3x a week in the AM for an hr, and then trying to run two days of the week, at about 4 miles at a time.
I am weight loss resistant, so I don't want to eat too many calories and not see results on DD's, but I also want to make sure I'm not erasing some of the workout effects and muscle building on too few calories. If I'm running 3 or 4 miles and choose protein for my DD calories (4-500), should that be sufficient?
Some days, especially "hormonal" ones! Since you're really pretty active, you may find you need more calories on the DD's to sustain you.
I rarely get full....I can get "not hungry"..ie no rumbles, but I never really feel full. I only really know when i have had enough when I get an actual tummy pain!
I rarely get to this point though, I just try to stick to normal portions, what I "think" would make me feel full.
I have a long history of Ed's, mainly bulimia, and fear i have damaged whatever regulators I may have once had.
It is scarey sometimes...I think I could just start eating and never stop. This is why I love Juddd...every other day I have a planned "stop"...a DD of 500ish cals...and the reasurance of knowing that one UD will never just keep running.
Juddd is my control...I cannot do it by myself for any length of time...but Juddd gives me a framework, within which I can live.
But you only need feel this way half of the time!:jumpjoy::jumpjoy::jumpjoy:
what about eating 500 calories instead?
I, too, feel like I have a bottomless pit, but my relationship with food has improved over the years. I've learned to not be hungry when I don't want to be hungry, and enjoy eating a ton of stuff when I want to. Having calorie limits helps me to decide the appropriate times to eat and to not eat. Does that sound crazy? :stars:
I would go up a little of I were you. I without a lot and started at 600 to 700 and now im down to practically nothing. I never experienced appetite suppression on Atkins. Never. No matter of I was in ketosis or not. I have always been a bottomless pit too. For some odd reason I really don't have an appetite anymore on my DDs. This is the first time I have really experienced appetite suppression. I didn't eat all day today until I came home and made an omelet. I was amazed with myself. And im still writing out. I would up your calories just for a bit and then slowly start bringing them down.
I'm only on day five here. Must think,"2 weeks, 2 weeks". Being patient is not one of my strong points, but I'm pushing myself to stay with something and stick to it so I don't give up right before things happen! Something I think happens a lot.
Ok, so I'm back to a DD. I'm 146 this morning, and I'm jogging today. I'm going to eat my protein right after working out. Here we go!
You definetily should go up to 500 on your DD's but it sounds like you may even do better going up to as much as 700-800 based on how much you exercise.
I started off doing 500 DD's and a few times went below, then when I started adding long cardio sessions my hunger went way up, exercise does that. I have been successfully doing higher DD's with lots of exercise (at least an hour of cardio plus strength training every day). My UD's are around 1500-1700 calories and I am still benefiting from JUDDD.
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Welcome to the Sun Suites Of New Orleans-Harvey
Big value begins with full kitchens, premium channels and nearby highway, casino and Big Easy access at the Sun Suites of New Orleans-Harvey.
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All 127 rooms at the three-story Sun Suites offer the comforts of full kitchens, separate living areas and cable TVs with premium channels. Guest laundry services are available on-site. Whether in for a stopover or extended stay, guests enjoy the added convenience of complimentary on-site parking. Pets are welcome at the hotel for an additional fee.
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Off Highway 90, the Sun Suites is five minutes from downtown Harvey and less than eight miles from Jackson Square in the French Quarter of New Orleans. Guests are also less than 15 minutes from the Confederate Memorial Hall Museum and the Superdome. Boomtown Casino is a five-mile drive south of the hotel. Local golf courses include Plantation, four miles southeast, and Brechtel, less than five miles away. It's 20 minutes from City Park and within 20 miles of Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport.
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Priceline guests praise the "handy kitchens" and "good location" "convenient to the French Quarter" at the Sun Suites Of New Orleans-Harvey.
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This is a ROACH MOTEL. The room smelled like cigarettes, was old and looked run down. When asked for another blanket and pilled was told we needed to come down to the lobby to get it. Poor service. Advertised as having kitchenette with dishes. There was a set of 2 each, cup, plate, fork, spoon. No knifes. I will never stay here again!
April 7, 2013
Do not stay at sun suites of New Orleans. Find some place else. Any think would be better the then them. No customer service. Not willing to help. I myself will never use them ahain
April 5, 2013
Solo Traveler
For what I paid, I guess I shouldn't have expected more. If you want just a place to sleep with no extra perks, I guess this hotel is okay. The staff was really friendly and helpful though.
March 27, 2013
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March 25, 2013
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The rooms are cleaned once a week. You can only get clean linen and towels if you bring the dirty stuff to them first. When you walk on the carpet your feet turn black. The bath tub had a yellow mold ring around it. The shower mats were very slick because the grip is worn.. The air conditioner turns on but does not blow air. Sketchy people are living in the hotel permanently including illegal immigrants, prostitutes and others. The keys to get into the room constantly stop working randomly. The room is close to the expressway. Plenty of restaurants surround the hotel. ...
March 23, 2013
Solo Traveler
It is not a hotel - that is, not by normal standards. It is an extended stay 'place' of mediocre quality. A hotel cares for its guests. This place could best be classified as a neat boarding house.
March 23, 2013
Family Traveling with Young Children
Do not stay at this hotel if you are looking for a relaxing, pleasant travel experience. You will be worrying about how clean your feet are before going to bed or putting on your shoes after walking around in the room. The beds will be super firm and uncomfortable. You will not be able to watch any television unless you really enjoy watching Fox News, Discovery, ESPN, local ABC, or local CBS. If there is any sort of problem with your room, such as the cable or internet not working, do not ask the desk staff when they are in the middle of changing shifts. They are the most unhelpful at that time, but really unhelpful at other times as well. Do not expect any towel or trash service, but do expect to have the key to your room become unactivated at some point during a multiple night stay. All in all, do NOT stay at Sun Suites of New Orleans if you want to relax in your hotel room after a long day out and about in the city. ...
March 21, 2013
I would not stay there again!
March 18, 2013
Location was near Hwy and was within walking distance of several restaurants, movie theater and walmart. Elevator was noisy, grinding, squeeling, knocking, rocking- literally scared the bejezus out of me, took stairs after the first ride. Door to room was misaligned requiring slams to close, carpet nasty looking like u see at the IHOP. Beds were old and sagging like swayback mares, with material on boxsprings torn and hanging from bed frames. Old analog tube TVs that had limited channel selection, half of which had a high pitched whine in the audio making them unwatchable except on mute. Microwave was old, with re-glued on handle and was missing turn-table plate on the inside. Refrigerator was new however. Bathroom sink cabinets were visably rotted on the outside, with a bloated appearance at floor and multiple holes. The plastic trim around base of wall had come unglued and was standing in place away from the cabinet and wall. The AC/Heat unit worked but the button was broken, leaving you guessing as to what setting you were truly on. The filter was new but the smell from the air coming out made us gag. Good thing we brought lysol spray freshener.We stayed on a Thursday night and the room was not serviced on Friday like previous guests have commented. We are glad that the second night was our last. ...
March 14, 2013
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Parking area lite up good felt safe to stay here. Staff very helpful. Hotelgets a bad rap on the internet but was alot better than expected.
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Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Detroit, MI (77.4 miles , pop. 951,270).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Chicago, IL (171.0 miles , pop. 2,896,016).
Nearest cities: Edgemont Park, MI (1.7 miles ), Waverly, MI (1.9 miles ), East Lansing, MI (2.0 miles ), Holt, MI (2.4 miles ), Okemos, MI (2.6 miles ), Dimondale, MI (2.6 miles ), Haslett, MI (2.8 miles ), De Witt, MI (2.9 miles ).
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Latitude: 42.72 N, Longitude: 84.55 W
Daytime population change due to commuting: +27,262 (+24.0%)
Area code: 517
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Crime rate in Lansing detailed stats: murders, rapes, robberies, assaults, burglaries, thefts, arson
Full-time law enforcement employees in 2012, including police officers: 220 (190 officers).
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Lansing, Michigan accommodation, waste management, arts - Economy and Business DataUnemployment in July 2013:
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Population change in the 1990s: -7,861 (-6.2%).
Work and jobs in Lansing: detailed stats about occupations, industries, unemployment, workers, commute
Average climate in Lansing, Michigan
Based on data reported by over 4,000 weather stations
Tornado activity:
Lansing-area historical tornado activity is significantly above Michigan state average. It is 151% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 4/11/1965, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 10.4 miles away from the Lansing city center killed one person and injured 8 people and caused between $50,000 and $500,000 in damages.
On 4/2/1977, a category F4 tornado 15.5 miles away from the city center killed one person and injured 44 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages.
Earthquake activity:Lansing-area historical earthquake activity is significantly above Michigan state average. It is 97% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 9/2/1994 at 21:23:06, a magnitude 3.5 (3.4 LG, 3.5 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 6.1 miles away from the city center
Magnitude types: regional Lg-wave magnitude (LG)
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Ingham County (9) is smaller than the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 5
Emergencies Declared: 4
Causes of natural disasters: Storms: 5, Floods: 4, Tornadoes: 2, Winds: 2, Blizzard: 1, Freeze: 1, Hurricane: 1, Power Outage: 1, Snowstorm: 1, Winter Storm: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
Birthplace of: Burt Reynolds - Player of football, Madison Hubbell - Figure skater, John Hughes (filmmaker) - Film director, Keiffer Hubbell - Figure skater, Merv Pregulman - Player of football, Steven Seagal - (born 1951), action movie actor, Larry Page - Computer scientist, Harry Kipke - Football, Magic Johnson - (born 1959), basketball player, T. J. Hensick - Ice hockey player.
Main business address for: NEOGEN CORP (IN VITRO & IN VIVO DIAGNOSTIC SUBSTANCES), CAPITOL BANCORP LTD (NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANKS), MAXCO INC (WHOLESALE-MISCELLANEOUS NONDURABLE GOODS).
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Particulate Matter (PM2.5) [µ/m3] level in 2010 was 9.10. This is about average. There were 12 monitors within city limits.
Drinking water stations with addresses in Lansing and their reported violations in the past:MDOT GRAYLING REST AREA R403 (Population served: 12000, Groundwater):
Past monitoring violations:PINCKNEY REC AREA-SILVER LAKE (Population served: 5000, Groundwater):
Past monitoring violations:PINCKNEY REC AREA-HALFMOON BCH (Population served: 5000, Groundwater):
Past health violations:M.D.O.T.-ITHACA, R632 (Population served: 5000, Groundwater):
Past health violations:M.D.O.T.- NEW BUFFALO TIC,R707 (Population served: 3500, Groundwater):
Past health violations:TAHQ. FALLS ST PK UPPER DAYUSE (Population served: 3000, Groundwater):
Past health violations:M.D.O.T.- SANDSTONE, R819 (Population served: 2049, Groundwater):
Past health violations:M.D.O.T.- GRASS LAKE, R818 (Population served: 2014, Groundwater):
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Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2012: 36.1%
(29.5% for White Non-Hispanic residents, 41.3% for Black residents, 41.7% for Hispanic or Latino residents)
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Religion statistics for Lansing city (based on Ingham County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 39.78%
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Food Environment Statistics:
Number of grocery stores: 57
Number of supercenters and club stores: 7
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 47
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 67
Number of full-service restaurants: 197
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8.02% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($30,819 average adjusted gross income)
0.38% of residents moved from foreign countries ($415 average AGI)
Top counties from which taxpayers relocated into this county between 2005 and 2006:
9.24% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($35,908 average adjusted gross income)
0.09% of residents moved to foreign countries ($245 average AGI)
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Fatal accident count (per 100,000 population)
See more detailed statistics of Lansing fatal car crashes and road traffic accidents for 1975 - 2011 here
National Bridge Inventory (NBI) Statistics
Number of bridges: 161
Total length: 1,181 meters (3,875ft)
Total costs: $6,180,000
Total average daily traffic: 3,427,847
Total average daily truck traffic: 189,509
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FCC Registered Cell Phone Towers: 1 (See the full list of FCC Registered Cell Phone Towers in Lansing)
FCC Registered Antenna Towers: 428 (See the full list of FCC Registered Antenna Towers)
FCC Registered Commercial Land Mobile Towers: 7 (See the full list of FCC Registered Commercial Land Mobile Towers in Lansing, MI)
FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers: 114 (See the full list of FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers)
FCC Registered Broadcast Land Mobile Towers: 8 (See the full list of FCC Registered Broadcast Land Mobile Towers)
FCC Registered Microwave Towers: 125 (See the full list of FCC Registered Microwave Towers in this town)
FCC Registered Paging Towers: 29 (See the full list of FCC Registered Paging Towers)
FCC Registered Maritime Coast & Aviation Ground Towers: 22 (See the full list of FCC Registered Maritime Coast & Aviation Ground Towers)
FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses: 427 (See the full list of FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses in Lansing)
FAA Registered Aircraft Manufacturers and Dealers: 1 (See the full list of FAA Registered Manufacturers and Dealers in Lansing)
FAA Registered Aircraft: 107 (See the full list of FAA Registered Aircraft)
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Posted Thursday, October 04, 2012.
The USPTO is increasing fees for transacting business. Filing fees, extension fees and issuance fees will all go up a small amount on Friday, October 5.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- "We're delighted to see that Spotify is starting to curate content given that this is one of the biggest challenges today's online music consumers face. With 15 million to 30 million tracks available on most sites, where do they even begin finding new music relevant to them?" said eMusic President and Chief Executive Officer Adam Klein. "We believe our discovery algorithm is distinctly different from others in that it combines technology-based algorithms with a strong human element: On top of an algorithm, our recommendations are heavily influenced by an individual user's overall music collection and download history, as well as the collections owned by our core audience of music tastemakers. eMusic has been a leader in personalized music discovery for years, and has rich user history data dating back to 1998. While we are devoted to a more culturally independent audience than Spotify's Top 40-skewed listener, we are thrilled to see that the company is taking steps forward in enhancing the music discovery process for its listeners."
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